Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-22
.,uH AND COUN TY
u,,o,bor clear and balmy.

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terday.
brilliant Jewish wedding is on the
.onis for February.
Mr.. Henry Middleton spent SUNDAY
IN Crystal Springs.
Nc Angelo, of Jackson, has return
ID 10 visit her son, Mr.. Jas. Miazza.
RI. stubblefeld, the wellknown TO-
bacco drummer, was in town this
week.
uisses Fannie and Net Mikell are
ri.itipg their sister, Mrs. Anderson at
Wesson.
n, venable will fill his regular APP
o;n,ment at the Baptist church next
Sabbath.
N;soas BERTHE Womack and Cora
Persons spent several days visiting the
Misses Magee at Hartman's.
Mrs. Lille Friou, of Petersburg, Va,
--;rod last week and will spend some
a;mo on visit to her mother, Mrs. Eli
tel
Miss Alice Green has returned from
,omronce county and will enter Whit
.ou,b College as one of its most ambi-
tious students.
Row J. w. Patrick, lately located at
u.,ol;a Franklin county, has chang
al his home to Veto. His correspond
ents will take due notice.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Josie blanchard to Mr.. Chas. Il.
porkins. both of this city. The we'd
ding will take place on the 2Sth inst.
Rev HIP Lewis, pastor of the Meth
od,st church at Summit, paid this office
an appreciated call last Tuesday and
enrolled his name on our subscription
list.
Mrs, Hobbs and little Mary return
al from their visit to Clinton last Sat
urday. They were accompanied from
CRYSTAL Springs by Miss Marie Men
ger. who returned Sunday.
Mrs, Henry Schaller had severe at
tack of heart trouble at the Methodist
church last Sunday night, and had to
be carried home by friends. We are
glad to learn she is now up again.
The many friends of Col. E. M. Bee,
agent of the Illinois Central at this
place. sympathize warmly with him in
the death of his brother, Mr.. VIM. Bee,
which occurred al Jackson last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. ID. Davis left for
Jackson today, where Mr.. Davis will
spend several days recuperating from
his late protracted illness. The LEAD
Err hopes his health may continue to
improve.
The streets were as full of cotton
wagons and business hustle two or
three days last week as if it were just
before Christmas. Whenever there
is any business going, Brookhaven is
sure to receive her share.
Little Miss Zula Malone delightfully."-
entertained party of select little
friends at the residence of her aunt,
Mrs Ellen Hardy, last Wednesday af
ternoon. The cards of invitation,
comically embellished, read:
"Iknow a Brownie who has losthis sock,
Come help me put it on at O'Clock.
'.Zula b. Malone
Mr.. E. NJ. Bee, depot agent of the /.
c. Railroad here, has just passed his
4lst anniversary as an employee of this
great railroad and it's predecessors;
there being but one other man, Col. r.
s. Charles, of New Orleans, who en-
joys the distinction of longer SER
vice. Verify, Bro. Bee is a railroad
veteran as we'll as "vet." of the Lost
Cause
The genial face of Rev. j. A. Scar
borough illuminated The LEADER Office
lor a few minutes Saturday morning,
while he called to leave a list of sub
Scrlbers and make deposit of cash to
our depleted treasury. He went out
saturday to assist Rev. j. E. Thigpen,
the new pastor of Union Hall, and
preached Friday and Saturday nights
az Hartman. Bro. S. is doing grand
WORK IN the ministry, and is justly held
In high esteem by all persons who are
capable of approaching true Christian
manhood.
Chancellor Conn and Hon. r. H.
thompson had an exciting experience
while returning from Monticello dur
ing The rain storm last Tuesday night.
III crossing Bogue Chitto creek miles
cast Oh town they got into deep water
ana had to cut their horse loose.
linen by wading and walking the fence
reached the bridge, only to find them
serves in as bad predicament as ever,
,ol deep water was all around. By
yelllng at the top of their voices, they
managed to summon Mr.. Breedlove to
c oueir rescue with pair of mules and
got safely out.