Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-08-14
.owN AMID COUNTY.

Prof. Edgar Green is some better at
this writing.
wban YOU want turn out go to
Turnbough's.
Miss Eliza Bridges is enjoying the
Topisaw meeting.
Pastor Moore is attending the Topi-
saw camp meeting.
Go to.Turnbough's if you want We
bcle of any description.
Mrs. J. f. White has our thanks for
obasket of delicious figs.
Mrs, / Smith, of Montgomery, visit
81 Mrs Green last Sabbath.
Go to Turnbough for hacks and
,urnouts of every description.
Mr.. Boadwee is putting up a cottage
for rent in the north west of town.
Turnbough will treat you like gen
tleman and fill orders to the letter.
Mrs. ]. F. Sessions and Miss Miriam
Crutcher have returned from Natchez.
Mrs. Will McGrath returned from
New Orleans and the coast on Wednes-
day.
Last week round of Evenings out"
kept the young baux and bellies on
the qui rire.
The Stonewall Guards expect to at
tend the Encampment at Meridian,
August GOTH
Boadwee's tin and hardware sale
will doubtless be abundantly patron
lied next Friday.
The congregations at religious SER
vices on the Sabbath are not as large
as they ought to be.
Will Hubert has had neat platform
placed in front of his home for the
pleasant summer evenings.
Last Wednesday evening another
gay dance for the young folks was en-
joyed by them at the Armory.
Mrs. Sturdevant surprised friends
and kindred by her welcome return
from New York last Thursday.
Prof, Ricketts, numerous friends re-
greet to hear of his illness from fever
at Jackson. He is now able to be up.
Miss Annie Matthews, the bright
sponsor to the Wesson Rifles, visited
the Misses Hoskins several days last
week.
We regret to hear that Mr.. w. X.
Wood entertains the idea of leaving
Brookhaven. 1t can ill afford to lose
such citizens
Miss Jennie Stevens, one of our love-
lest young ladies, has been ill with fe
yer for more than two weeks, but is
improving at present.
1t is gratifying to note that Miss Ed
wilma Burnley will be retained in the
Graded School. She will make her
home with Mrs. Sherman.
On last Friday Misses Rose and AL
ice Teunisson, accompanied by Miss
Henry McClendon, returned to their
home in Monticello, having enjoyed
adelightful visit to Brookhaven.
Rev. J. j. Green has recently con-
Quoted two successful revivals at Mt
Zion and at County Line at which
some twenty.four souls were convert
cd.
Hon. Joseph Hirsch, of Vicksburg,
will deliver lecture at Heuck's Opera
House Friday, Aug. 18th, at $50 p. m.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend
Prof. @. C. Tappan, of Wesson, who
was so much admired at the Teachers
institute here last summer, will re-
move to Uvalde, Texas, where he will
continue in his profession. :" D.. ".
Prof and Mrs B. M. Walker, after
2pleasant visit to their parents, Me-.
and Mrs. j. l.. White, returned to
their home in Starkville on yesterday.
Mrs Walkers many friends were glad
TO see her so much improved in health.
Pres. Chambers, who is so admirably
lifted for all the routine work of a
great College like Whitworth, is hay
ing things put in excellent order for
the coming session. There is no doubt
whatever but that all things will be in
readiness by tho opening and the new
pianos, new furniture, newly painted
rooms, etc., ETC., will inspire even many
Of Whitworth's former students.
Rabbi David Marx, of Temple Eman-
uel, Birmingham, and a younger broth
er OF our popular townsman, Henry w
Marx, entertained a good-sized au-
uence of ladies and gentleman at
Heuck's Opera House last night by an
address, taking for his subject, "Reli-
Bion," rabbi Marx showed himself to
% quite an orator and his hearers were
nightly pleased wsth his brilliant effort.
lie and his father, Mr.. Sol. Marx, of
view Orleans, most pleasant social
gentleman, will spend several days
visiting here.
capt. Frank Burkitt, Mississippi's