Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-10
r,rspAY. April 10, 1894.
r,r AND COUNTY,

Iudce and MIS- D. D'
a relatives here Saturday and sun
day. .
a., b. Daughtry has returned
. pIeasant visit to her children il
Texas.
o.. rocret to learn that "Uncle Franz
r,rkin" is confined at home by failing
health.
Can't and Mrs. J. f. White have re
.rrned after delightful visit to Clai
borne county
Warren Hoskins ran up from New
o,.ons last week. May his shadow
never grow less.
Can, Thicker. young railroad man
uoII known in Brookhaven, died recent
win McComb City.
Mr. Tedford has commenced work
On the armory of the Stonewall Guards
noar the court house.
Miss Lula McCalip, of Caseyvllle, Is
.bo welcome guest of her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Davis.
The Baptist Sabbath School is antic-
mating spring picnic. Supt. Parsons
i. engineering the matter.
DON'T fail to see Rose Arthur in her
fsats of strength on next Friday even
ipr Admission % and 30 cents.
Little Maggie Rock, of Bogue Chitto,
i boarding with her aunt, Mrs. Brill,
and attending st. Francis School.
Mr.. Thos. German and family now
Occupy the Hartman residence on Jack
soD street. vacated by j. +. Miazza.
Mr.F. NJ. Dunn has completed his
neat cottage near his gin back of the
court house. which he will soon move
into
Every person who expects to vote in
tbe Congressional election next fall
should promptly register. if he has not
already done SO.
Unless you register longer than four
months before an election you can't
vote. Remember that and govern your
self accordingly.
Mrs. Linton is erecting a new resi-
dence, having sold the old homestead
to Mr.. P T. Byrne, one of our enter
prising merchants.
Mr.. Henderson has greatly improved
the property purchased from Mr.. Gam
brell. Mr.. Bee and family will move
into the residence this week.
Mrs. \. +. Brooks accompanied by
her little grand daughter, Zula Malone,
left for Atlanta last Tuesday to visit
her son-in- law. c. f. Malone.
Dr. J. W. Bennett attended the State
Medical Association at Jackson last
week and read an instructive paper
before that distinguished body.
We are glad to know all the peach
crop was not destroyed by the late
freeze Many of the early varieties
which had not bloomed, escaped.
It is suggested that Coxey's army
could pick up several able bodied re-
cruits in Brokhaven. Hunt up some
thing to do and go to work, boys.
Prof. Edward LeHoen, the world re
nowned hypnotists and mind reader,
with his Brilliant Company, will be
seen at the Opera House, April 18th.
The satisfaction given at their pre-
Vlous engagement assures the Little
Mascot Company good audience at
the Opera House Friday evening, April
18th.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
have ordered car load of gravel be
furnished for walk between the Cath
Ole and the Jewish and Protestant
cemeteries,
Capt Moreton, the contractor for
the new court house, has commenced
clearing away the debris of the old one
Mr.. S. P. Oliver is experimenting this
part of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Baggett reach
ed California after a five days journey
from New Orleans, and write home
mat they are enjoying their visit to
The far West immensely.
DR.. I. E. Butler, of Glenn Allen, was
among his many friends at this place
last Saturday and Sunday. The Doc
Ior Is justly held in high esteem among
DIS neighbors in the Delta.
be sure and see the little LeHoer
children, Cora and Max, the smallest
sung and dance artists in the world, in
.roduclng all the latest songs anG
uances, Opera House, April 18th.
capt, W. H, Butler and his charming
uanghter, Miss Bessie, visited the
MiSses Mikell last Saturday. Capt
nutler Is on his way to Memphis, wher,
Is hoped surgical operation viii
cure him of deafness.
lHE LEADER heartily agrees with its
iocal cotemporaries that something
Ought to be done to suppress disorder
anu rowdyism at public entertainment
IN orookhaven. And the misbehavio
- Some OF our religious services too!
AZ the last meeting of the City Coun