Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-22
owN AND COUNTY.

Sunday here.
,uvone wishing fresh Jersey butter
apply at this office
Miss Lee Crutcher is spending some
time in Woodville.
Miss Hettie Levy has returned from
risit TO New Orleans.
The picnic at Cold Springs was pro-
.nnced a grand success.
The Masked Ball at Opera House
rridav evening, May 18th.
p0v 7 W. Chambers, of Crystal
cnrinOs was in town yesterday.
Trrlv. "December's as pleasant as
Nov" during a cold snap like the one
just passed
Miss Zula Perkins is spending some
,;a,o with her sister. Mrs. Bert Gerod,
at Jackson, Tenn.
Seats for the Masked Ball. can be
hod without extra charge at Heuck s
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Chrisman delightfully."- en-
tartaiped the Schubert Circle on last
Wednesday evening.
Jes Miserables" was written for the
man who cries but the Masked Ball
for the man who laughs.
Rev. Mr.. Parker, of New Orleans, will
nrpach the commencement sermon at
Whitworth next Sunday week.
The Stonewall Guards will be the
bppeGcaries in Friday nights enter
tainment. Help the soldier boys.
Chew Blue Jeans Tobacco. Sold by
FIJI. Hartman, A. c. Seavey, John
Mcfrath & Sons, S. Lewenthal & Son.
you shouldn't miss it," What :?
The Masked Ball at Opera House Fri
dav night for benefit of Armory fund.
The Musical at the college on last
Saturday evening was highly enter
tanning to a number of interested
friends.
Venable's Celebrated Blue Jeans To-
bacco. Made of fine sun-cured Virgin
ia leaf Ask your merchant for Blue
Jeans Tobacco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Baggett return
ed last Sabbath from delightful visit
to California, both looking much i'm
proved by the trip.
A remarkably cold wave descended
upon us last Friday night and Satur
day, Sunday and Monday it was cold
enough for fires and overcoats.
G. I. Fitzhugh, Esq, has accepted
the honor of being the orator for the
Alumni Association of the State Uni
yersity at the approaching commence
ment
A delightful childrens' picnic was
held at the Methodist Parsonage one
evening last week, complimentary to
little Miss Hulda May Horton, of Me
ridian
Misses Eva Lawther, Regina Simon,
Jennie Kyle, Mabelle Fisher and Jessie
McNair will compete for the gold med
al in elocution at the commencement
of Whitworth.
Chris. Larsen's new residence on
Railroad Avenue is nearing completion
and makes handsome appearance.
And sure and it ought, since Chris.
himself is such an expert builder.
The Wesson Minstrels did not have a
full house. The best and most attract
i've feature of the evening was Gen.
Eugene Bee CoXey and his common
wealers, furnished by our home talent.
Great inducements at Lewenthal's
Drug Store on all cash purchases. He
will give II per cent discount, and on
Prescriptions 50per cent discount. Buy
your drugs at Lewenthal's Drug Store
and save money.
Rev. l. W. East requests The LEADET
to say he has never authorized or sale
anything to justify the published re
port that he would stump Lincoln
county III defense of the Democratic
party or any other liquor party. HI
wants it understood he is not that kline
Of a Christian.
Miss Cornelia Maxwell, after attend
ing the Public School during the pres
ent term, and securing a position a
teacher in the country during the sum
mer, left for her home on last Satur
DAY, accompanied by her brother-in
law, Mr.. Ebert Lowell. Miss Maxwell
an ambitious and faithful studen
and We wish her every success in he
CHOSEN profession.
The Board of Trustees of Whitwortl
college met in jackson last Thursda
and accepted President Fitzhugh'
resignation and elected Rev. E. L
Mounger, presiding elder of the JACK
son district, as his successor and Rev
LW. Cooper as Vice-President. Nj