Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-19
aowN AND COUNTY
,.ootbaven continues to grow.

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and in the air.
Mrs Belle Piker Lee is visiting
with the home-folks.
Go and hear Bro. McDougal at the
Presbyterian church.
Uousekeepers are canning blackber-
ries in vast quantities.
Two bears we're performing attrac
.;ons on the street Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. H. Brill we're visitors
70 Bogue Chitto last Sunday.
merry crowd enjoyed a "Hop" at
the Armory on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Will Richards and wife are
spepding few days in New Orleans.
We are glad to note that Capt. j. F.
White is we'll enough to be out again.
No person can vote next fall who
fails to register on or before July 3rd.
Miss Florence Connally, of Bogue
Cbitto. is visiting at DR.. Thos. McNair's.
There we're good showers north and
west of Brookhaven Sunday after
noon.
The Baptist Sunday school will have
their picnic at Smiths bridge next
Friday.
Go to Leary's for Sassafras and Phos-
nbates the Great Nervine and Blood
Purifier.
Rev. r. ]. Boone is conducting an in
teresting protracted meeting at Hart
mans Mill.
DR.. Buffers new office next door to
Dr. Johnson's on Cherokee street, will
soon be completed.
Mrs. Chamberlain and her handsome
son from New Orleans are visiting
Mrs. r. H. Thompson.
Any citizen of Brookhaven who isn't
proud of his town must be a chronic
grumbler and dyspeptic.
Drink Sassafras and Posphates on
ice today at Leary's. 5 cents a glass;
% cents per quart bottle.
A delightful young folks party was
enjoyed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood last Friday evening.
Judge Chrisman spent several days
in town last week and was cordially
greeted by his many friends.
The many friends of Mr.. j. r. Per-
kins rejoice to know he is recovering
from his recent attack of fever.
The Public Graded School has more
friends in town than any other institu-
ton. And it deserves them too.
Mr. w. X. Wood has become agent
for the Junius Hart Piano Co., with
headquarters at Grafton's drug store.
Miss Alice Fitzhugh leaves today for
permanent stay in jackson. Brook
haven thus loses one of its loveliest
maidens.
Miss Henry McClendon is the only
new teacher. added to the Graded
School faculty. May her success be
abundant.
Charles Chrisman, Esq, returned
from Columbia Saturday night, where
he had been to defend the Marion
white caps.
Mr.. James T. Darden, a prominent
farmer of Bolivar county, is visiting
this city, the welcome guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Mcmillan.
Miss lisa Gartman left for Claiborne
county last Saturday to visit her sister
Mrs. w. F.. Gordon. Little Nettie Cor
don accompanied her home.
Student James A. White left for
jackson last Wednesday to take sit
uation in the Messenger Office for the
summer. Any printing Office will find
Jim jewel.
Mr.. P. G. Ratliff, of Birmingham, is
in town this week on insurance bust
ness. He says the miners strike has
demoralized business fearfully about
birmingham.
The Baptist ladies will give another
OF their delightful ice-cream festivals
at the Railroad Park Wednesday even
ing, June 18th. Save your spare shek-
els and be on hand.
Special mention was made on COM
mencement day at the public school
OF the admirable scholarship and ex-
cellent department of Miss Bonnie
Dunn, one of the graduates.
Great inducements at Lewenthal's
Drug Store on all cash purchases. He
VIII give 10 per cent discount, and on
Prescriptions 0per cent discount. Buy
your drugs at Lewenthars Drug Store
and save money.
Mrs. Alcus and son Henry, and
Messrs. Nathan and Leon Pfeifer at
tended the Sugarman-H ilborn we'd
ding at Summit. Miss Hilborn Is one
OF our sister city's beauties who is
much admired in Brookhaven.
A pretty little Miss who missed the
medal in Miss Lula Ragsdale's elocu-
ton contest took her defeat like a
genuine philosopher. She was heard
TO say she had much rather have re-
ceived the many handsome compli-