Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-08-07
TOWN AND COUNTY

ly Ill.
Mrs. Will McGrath is expected home
tonight.
Mr.. NJ. Lewenthal is enlarging his
large store.
If YOU want good turn out, go to
Turnbough's.
Mrs. Meyer has been quite sick dur
ing the week.
Dr.J.A. Rowan, of Wesson, visited
here yesterday.
Miss Susie Powell is again at home
with her parents.
Stop at the Jones House when you
20 to Monticello.
OK. Harvey is having erected an
elegant brick store.
Miss Lula Green has been visitor
TO Hazlehurst friends.
Go to Turnbough's if you want We
hcle of any description.
Hear Frank Burkitt in Brookhaven
next Friday at 1:3O p. IN.
Go to Turnbough for hacks and
turnouts of every description.
We regret to hear of the death of
Mrs. Pres. Chambers mother
Mr.. Ed. Davis is again among his
numerous Brookhaven friends.
Miss Maggie Kelly left for Chicago
last Friday on a visit to relatives.
Turnbough will treat you like gen.
tleman and fill orders to the letter.
Mr.. Carroll Maxwell brought to
town the first open boil last Friday.
We regret to hear of the recent ill
ness of Mrs. DR.. Williams, of Casey
VILE
A protracted meeting is expected to
begin at the Baptist church with the
third Sunday.
Arm yourself with q fan against
mosquitoes, and with sweet temper
against discomfort.
Brookhaven now has harness max
er in August Lorenz, who is said to be
an expert workman.
Mr.. Becker is rapidly fencing in his
broad acres" recently purchased with
the Millsaps residence.
The Brookhaven juvenile base ball
club cleaned up the Crystal Springs
club on their own ground.
Mrs JOS. Connolly returned to Ha-
zlehurst on "a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Robinson, last Saturday.
Her numerous friends will rejoice to
hear that Miss Alice Fitzhugh is great
ly improved in health at the capital
city.
We are indebted to two of The LEAD
EE's former attaches, Messrs. Jas.
White and Jake Boone, for pleasant
calls.
The Board of Supervisors will be in
session most of the week. They will
hear complaints and equalize assess
mentS.
Mrs. Brennan, one of our most eX-
cellent ladies, suffered stroke of pa
ralysis last Friday and continues pros
trated.
Miss Gertrude Smurr was welcomed
home last Sunday morning, after
long and pleasant visit to relatives in
Yazoo county.
Some of our thirsty farmers are fair
ly humping themselves for the golden
prize offered by McGrath e. Sons for
the first bale of cotton.
Mrs. Williams, after a pleasant visit
to her son DR.. Williams at Caseyville,
is now spending few days with her
nephew, Dr. G. A. Barber.
Persons visiting Monticello will find
the Jones Hotel an excellent place to
stop. The best Accommodations fur
nlshed to guests and their teams.
cute little girl closely related to
our friend, Zollie Daniels, on being
asked what she did at home to help
her mother said, 81 don't do anything
i just look"
There will be a Mite Meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Hardy next Friday
night. An interesting program has
been arranged. Everybody come.
refreshments will be served.
The Populists highly appreciate the
courtesy and consideration of the citi-
zens and business men of Brookhaven
furnishing them Heuck's Opera House
lor their meeting last Saturday free of
cost.
MISS Mary Nevin surprised her many
friends by her arrival on Sunday after
noon. She is stopping at the Decell
house and will spend month here,
away from the heat and turmoil of New
Orleans.
The Baptist congregation at this
place and at Union Hall were much
disappointed at the on-arrival of DR..
'ena6le last Sabbath. He was engag-
Gu In revival at Gallman and felt it
his duty to remain where souls were so
much moved and interested.