The leader., 1895-09-03
nowN AND COUNTY

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.ruruip greens" are on the wing.
ND. McGrath is absent in st. Louis.
Miss Bessie Hoskins continues quite
ILL.,
Robt. Cassidy continues seriously i'll
with fever.
Mrs r. III. Crutcher has been a suf-
ferer from fever.
Mrs. r. II. Thompson is enjoying this
week on the coast.
w. W. Womack is dispensing some
fine meat at the market.
Miss Alice Green returned home last
Saturday ''sick of a fever"
Children all hate to take Castor Oil,
INIT not Laxol, which is palatable.
We regret to hear of sMiss Matte
Ewings illness with typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. Green was taken very ill
Friday night, but is now some better.
Miss Annie Buckley, of Jackson, was
recent visitor to Brookhaven friends.
Mrs. Hattie DAWN and children leave
in few days for visit to Houston,
Tex.
Henry Boone, of the /. c., is taking
weeks vacation here with his par
ents.
Misses Matte and Annie Linfield
arrived at the Parsonage yesterday
evening
James McGrath left last Friday for
Hendersonville, N. c., to be absent sew
eral weeks.
Pres. Chambers has everything in
apple pie order for the big opening of
Whitworth.
E. w. Davis and Paul Hobbs, of The
LEADER force, have been afflicted like
"Peter's wife's mother"
Alcus & Meyer have dissolved part
nership and in future Mr.. Alcus
will carry on the business.
Womack is still holding stall No. 2
at the market house and furnishing
the best of meats to all customers.
Mrs. Jessie McNair and children are
planning a long trip into Franklin
county and to Natchez, for next week.
St. Francis School opened Monday
with fine attendance. The Kinder
garten method is great attraction to
the wee tots.
Robt. Moreton has returned to St.
Stanislaus College, his parents being
delighted with his progress in that in
stitution last term.
Mrs. Melissa Mullins and children
have returned to their home in Copi-
ah, after pleasant visit to Mrs. Lin
ton and Miss Jayne.
Our better half returns thanks to
two of her most valued friends at IN
ion Hall for handsome bouquet of
fragrant and beautiful flowers.
belhaven has secured the services of
Mr. Irby F. McKernan as teacher of
voice for the coming session. All
Brookhaven music lovers extend con-
gratulations.
Marshal Hurst has received a big
vote of thanks from the citizens of
West Cherokee street for putting the
side walk near the Methodist church
in fine order,
Bradshaw d Boadwee have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Boadwee will con-
tinue business at the old stand, while
Mr.. Bradshaw will open q hardware
store in the new building few doors
below.
A protracted meeting has begun at
the Methodist chur Oh. 1t is hoped
that the Christian people of the town
will lend their aid to Pastor Jones, as
he labors for the souls of men.
The Peoples party of Beat held a
meeting the oath inst. and nominated
candidates for beat offices, as follows
For Supervisor, A. Fl. Smith Justices
OF the Peace, J. N Lotion and Frank
Anding; for Constable, j. x. Smith.
Miss Hanna Fass, of New Orleans,
and Mr. Richard Scherck, of this city,
Will be united in holy bonds on Sept.
18th. We return thanks for an invita-
ton to be present and express wish
that happiness and prosperity may al
ways attend them.
In honor of Mrs. Strickland, who left
for Texas this morning, the Baptist w
M. ). met at Mrs. Benefits home yes
terday evening and enjoyed pleasant
reunion with their former president
Delightful refreshments were served
oy the always obliging hostess and Mrs
Strickland and her little grand-daugh
Ter, Annie Lee Green. left with q
hearty God speed from all friends.