Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-03-05
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Nc Rodwell is visitor to DIR. j. M.
Martins.
Miss Mary McCloskey visited friends
here Sunday.
M Middleton spent Sunday in
CRYSTAL Springs.
Mr. Will McNair arrived today on a
visit to relatives.
Miss Tillie blanchard left today Tor
visit TO New Orleans.
Mrs E. Underwood, of Terry, is a
,,ost of the Decell House.
Don't miss Carl Faelten's Recital
Wbitworth College, March 18th.
There were SO present at the Bap-
fist Sunday School last Sabbath.
There are four Mormon elders in
town stopping at the City Hotel.
Mrs. Anglin has cottage nearly fin
isbed near W. F. Davis residence.
Manager Heuck scored a big success
with the Schubert Symphony club.
Messrs. Martin Flood and Robt. La
n;er we're Jackson visitors Sunday.
II you do not want gray hairs, use
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er.
Mrs. X. A. Leary has been very ill,
we regret to learn, but is now improv-
ing.
Miss H. Lathrap, Of Lawrence, Kan
sas. is the guest of her friend, Mrs.
Tibbs.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson, of Wesson. was
a visitor to relatives Saturday and
Sunday.
Quite crowd of Brookhavenites are
attending the trial of T. j. Decell at
Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Holder, of Sum-
nit, have been visitors at Judge Case
dy's home.
Miss Cora Parsons and brother Ern-
est spent the past few days visiting Ira
at Clinton.
Embrio candidates are numerous.
They will begin to announce freely
within the next 80 days.
Carl Faelten, Director of the New
England Conservatory, will be at
Brookhaven March 18th.
Scribblng in hymn books and mark
ing the backs of church pews is vice
that should be suppressed.
The bad weather prevented the meet
ing of the Kings Daughters at the
Baptist church last Friday.
As The LEADER goes to press it
learns with much regret that Mr.. John
B. Perkins is critically ill.
Don't miss Carl Faelten's Recital at
Whitworth on March 18th. 1t will be
agreat musical treat for all.
Rev. R. j. Boone will preach at Hart
man tomorrow night, and Rev. B. F.
Jones has an appointment there next
Sunday afternoon.
John B. Nalty now has his lumber
Office next door to the Magee House.
VIC. Schwem Is his book keeper and
type writer and makes a most accept
able one.
Miss Minnie Abrams and Mr.. Simon
hemp will be united in matrimony to-
morrow evening at o'clock at the
brides residence, by Rabbi Sessler, of
New Orleans.
Agood-sized crowd, representing all
parts of the county, attended the de-
anquent land sale yesterday and the
oldding was quite lively. Not piece
went to the State.
. Mr.. Berger was brought home on
last Thursday night from New Orleans
Stlll seriously ill, with no hope of ulti,
mate recovery. The sympathy of all
goes out to his anxious family.
The Stonewall Guards had their
Semi'monthly drill last night. The
a'Sc'pline applied by Capt. McGrath
Two weeks ago had the desired effect
snd thsere was good attendance.
pr; I: NJ Guess, optician, will be in
pfookhavsn again March IS to a.
,oar days-with office at the Boswell
no'ei. II your eyes trouble you or II
!ou are sufferer from headache, con.
sui MIN. Eyes examined free.
Pile OF cotton in front of John Nc
ura'n Sons caught fire Saturday az
e'noon from a spark from a passing
s.sine' The fire department respond
eu promptly to the alarm and extin-
sui'hed the flames with but slight loss