Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-02-26
-owN AND COUNTY


Monday.
Dr. Barber is afflicted with a carbun-
Gle on his hand.
Little Aileen McNair is still a SUI
ferer with fever.
Miss Maggie McGrath is enjoying a
visit to New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Magee left yester-
day for New Orleans.
Miss Bonnie Dunn re-entered the
nublic school yesterday.
Miss Jessie McNair returned to Bel
haveu College on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Hamilton left for
.ho Mardi Gras city this morning.
Mrs T. D. Davis and Silas have been
sDanding several days In Jackson.
Mr. Byrne has been making some
substantial improvements on his home.
Miss Mamie Martin went up satur-
aay TO visit Mrs. Anderson at Wesson.
Mr. John Hyland, of Crystal Springs,
attended Mr.. Mikell's funeral on
Thursday
Misses Blanche Jordan and Matt
uoskins left cor visit to McComb
City friends on Saturday.
We regret to chronicle that that ex-
,sllens lady, Mrs. CFisYell, has been
snfferer from severe cold:
Little Mary Hobbs spent several
DAYS last week with her aunt Miss
Meuger at Crystal SPRINGS
library f.arty' will soon he pro-
,scted by the Baptist ladies, and prom
;ses TO be something new and pleasing
We regret to hear of the illness of
Mr.. John Bailey, of Fair River. Dr.
Bennett went out Sunday to attend
him.
Sixty head best Stalled cattle ever
mt on Brookhaven market. Call on
CP. Haynes at stall No. 2 and be con-
yinced.
Sheriff McNair will sell the delin-
uaent ta- lands next Monday: Fhe
list will be found in The LEADERS sup
plement today.
The Kings Daughters will hold a
public meeting in the Baptist church
Friday afternoon at $50. The public
is invited to attend.
TfHeuck's Opera House is not we'll
patronl4ed EtidaQ mghi, it will be be-
cause the people :'don't know good
thing when they see It,"
County Supt. Girault has very i'm
portant circular letter to teachers in
this issue. Read it and don't get left
at the April examination.
We regret to hear. of the death of
Mrs. Cunning, who was resident of
Brookhaven for many years. She died
at Summit on Thursday last.
Pastor Jones preached in Hazlehurst
last sabl ath, while Bro, Noteworthy
filled his pulpit here, much to the edi::
iication of all who heard him.
TAf YGStitqle YVES crowded with
Mardi Gras sight seers Sunday even
ing. Large additions to the already
well-filled ears were made at this sta
tion,
sir ferger's condition has grown
alarming and his family have gone to
him in New Orleans, where he hoped
to be made we'll again, but where death
seems to await him.
w. !, Smith. OF Gassyvil.e recently
lost fine mule which strayed or was
Stolen from his place. See notice else
where. Any one returning the animal
will be literally rewarded.
Iho s.nubetr SgmphoaX eieb and
Lady Qpartette will hold the boards at
heuck's Opera House Friday night
ana fAeir coming means m ovation
from Brookhaven's cultured people.
Mayor Daughtry and Marshal Hurst
are laboring with commendable zeal to
make life burden to blind tigers in
TINS community, and deserve the I'M
stln'ed commentator and hearty sup
R0rt III this pehals Of ali sqaq eltiseAs.
The Schubert SYMPHONY Club come
WIN fattering enconiums from the
press of many prominent cities. Their
entertainments are recommended by
managers, ministers and societies, and
are refined and elegant. See them at
enck's Opera House Friday night.
4HE LEADLh Was misinformec last
week when it announced that Mrs.
berger's stock of goods had been car
ried to the store of Mr.. G. Abrams, her
father, when they were levied on by
the Sheriff. Mrs. Berger had ceased
10 occupy the store house she had been
renting, on account of the illness of
aef husband, and the goods had in
soasequeace been maved to her own
residence and were levied upon there,