The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-01
GOWN AND COUNTY

TOWN AND GO y N LIZ
Hear Tate.
Dust. dust everywhere.
n, Miles Nerve Plasters for Rheumatism.
Mrs. II. Cassidy is absent in Sum
init.
Mrs Bennett was sick several days
last week.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
next Monday.
The 1. C. is putting in a new switch
north of the depot.
Mrs. Vance has recovered from re-
cent trying illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Th8s. MAXWELL went to
Monticello Friday.
The Methodists have a beautiful new
church at Norfield.
Miss Jessie McNair has returned to
beautiful Belhavon."
Sleep with your powder dry and your
gun convenient at hand.
W.K. Wood is now employed at the
store of R. S. Alcus & Co.
Mr.. Baugh, of Wellman, visited his
best girl here last Sunday.
Mrs Kate Anderson and baby boy
are expected on visit this week.
Miss Ida Sternberger is the attract
i've guest of Miss Annie Lewenthal.
Byrne & Cowart's Restaurant will
furnish a good square meal for % cents.
Mr.. Jasper Guynes, of Hazlehurst,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Green Saturday
Rev. w. F. Marlborough is busy in a
meeting of interest on the gulf coast.
Mrs. Minnie Fuller's bright face is
again among her many friends at this
place.
Miss Estelle Woelper, of ST. Louis,
is now with her grand mother, Mrs.
Boswell.
Byrne & Cowart have just received
fresh invoice of the famous Blanks
Candies.
Cotton continues to climb. It is
selling today for 81, with an upward
tendency.
The death of two young men, within
week, is sad and unusual record
for Brookhaven.
The teachers meeting will, by invi-
tation, be held with Miss Sallie Seavey
tomorrow night.
Miss Agnes Chrisman is sat home
in the charming family circle of Hon.
R. H. Thompson.
Mrs. Dunleavy arrived from Texas
last Tuesday on visit to her sister,
Mrs Judge Cassidy.
The large we'll at the compress is
nearing completion and will supply an
abundance of water.
Miss Bennie Dunn has returned from
Southern Lincoln, where she has been
engaged in teaching.
W. T. East left last Thursday for the
Atlanta Cotton Exposition, to be alb
sent about two weeks.
Rev. W. L. Stewart is attending Pres
bytery in Port Gibson. Mrs. Stewart
is expected home this week.
A cold wave struck here last Satur-
day and since that time fall clothing
and fires have been in demand.
Rev. w. M. Mcintosh, who conduct
ed protracted meeting here last fall,
began one in Hazlehurst yesterday.
Mrs. Boswell spent several days in
Terry last week, accompanied by her
little granddaughter, Estelle Woelper.
Fresh oysters, ham and eggs, coffee
and sandwiches served at all hours at
Leary's, opposite the depot, Brookha-
ven.
Mr.. John Longino, of Silver Greek,
spent while with Brookhaven friends,
on his way to the Louisville Medical
College.
Mrs. j. B. Cameron, wife of the edi-
tor of the Issue, our Populist cotempo-
rary, joined her husband here last
Thursday.
Read the notice of auction sale Of
lands in Lincoln, Lawrence and Frank
lin counties. 1t is rare chance for
purchasers.
For good lunch or square meal
call at Leary's Bakery and Restaurant
front Street, opposite the Depot,
Brookhaven.
Miss Ida Keenan,, of Brookhaven, is
the attractive guest of Miss Maggie
RULER on West Pascagoula street.
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