Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
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covpral copious showers nave iaiieli
,nrinp the past few days.
Mrs F. d. Byrd has gone to Texas to
nav visit to her son Vivian.
Me Mamie Davis is enjoying Wis
Alto Mrs. Millsaps at Jackson
Editor L. II. Bowen, of The Times,
hoe cone on a short trip North.
Don't let July 9Th pass without plac-
ropr name on the registration
book.
Cant Moreton has just put up a
handsome picket fence around his res
idence.
Mics Maggie McGrath attended the
closing exercises of st. Mary's lnstl-
tute at Chattawa.
Rev. S. C. Caldwell, of Hazlehurst,
L.. hoop among friends at this place
during the past week.
Mrs Bette McGaghey and her hand
come little daughter Lizzie, arc visit
inc at Mrs. Sarah Storms.
Mrs. Lena Ramsey, of Hazlehurst,
roturned home after quite a serious
snell of sickness at her old home.
Little Miss Mamie Powell one of our
brightest and best little girls, expects
10 spend her vacation in Memphis.
Young man, register and cast your
.maiden vote" for the Prohibition
party and you'll never be ashamed of
it,
The ladies of the Baptist church
will again serve ice-cream at the Park
on next Friday evening. Give them a
call
Ira Parsons is enjoying his leisure
teaching during the week and clerking
on Saturdays. Ira is one of our COM
ing men.
The protracted meeting at Hartman's,
conducted by Rev. r. j. Boone, result
ed in eight accessions to the Mt. Mort
ah Church.
Rev. j. w. Chambers, Whitworth's
new President, was in town a few days
lat week. He will soon move down
with his family.
Mrs John White and children, of
Martin, spent several days in town last
week visiting her father-in-law Capt.
J.F. White and family.
Mr. Hiram Cassidy, Jr. left last
week for Charlottesville, Va, where he
will take summer course in law in
the University of Virginia.
Miss Gertrude Smurr took her de-
parture last Thursday, to spend sever
al weeks with friends and kindred in
lazoo and Holmes county.
1t is reported that the negro show
man who Jesse Taylor struck on the
head at the postoffice two weeks ago,
died at Yazoo City last Saturday.
r. H. Perkins is handsomely adorn-
ing his furniture emporium with the
most elegant show windows in town.
Mr.. Perkins is true blue business
man.
The duet by Misses Lizzie Heuck
and Sallie Seavey at the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath was source of
enjoyment to the large congregation
present.
The Baptist Sunday School picnic
last Friday was failure as to num-
bers. but the few who defied the
threatening weather enjoyed a delight
full day in the woods.
Mrs. Mangold, of Hazlehurst, has
been enjoying visit to Mrs. Sarah
Storm and family and has also been a
constant attendant at the services of
the Presbyterian church.
Miss Maggie McGrath, Sponsor to
the Stonewall Guards, has chosen for
her maids of honor two of our most
worthy and lovable young ladies-Miss-
es Sallie Seavey and Mary Cassidy.
Great inducements at Lewenthals
Drug Store on all cash purchases. He
will give 10 per cent discount, and on
Prescriptions so per cent discount. Buy
your drugs at Lewenthal's Drug Store
and save money.
Little Miss lula Malone and her
grandmother, Mrs. Brooks, have re-
turned from Atlanta. Little Zula will
always be regarded with love and in
terest by the friends of her beautiful
mother whose untimely death is still
fresh in their memories.
Iurnbough, our popular livery man,
has had regular "drive" on his We
hlcles. On Sunday and yesterday ev-
cry conveyance he owned was engaged,
winch goes to prove that the public ap-
preclates Mr.. Turnbough's enterprise
aud accommodation, and he is worthy of
it.
VIM. Turnbough has contracted with
"estbrook & Co. to give his livery sta
Ole a thorough overhauling, putting in
new sills and stalls and recovering it.
mr. Turnbough is continually adding
improvements to his property and will
soon have livery outfit equal to any
on the |. c.