The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CIRCUIT court Will convene neat
Monday.
Mr.. J. N. Cooke was jackson visit
or yesterday.
The Sunbeams will hold a public
meeting at the Baptist church on next
Sunday night.
HIP. lotteries left Monday for
trip to Chicago.
We regret to hear of Mrs. Crutcher's
illness at Natchez.
Miss Rosa Seavey has been visitor
to jackson friends.
Mrs. McMaster has been enjoying
several days at McComb City.
Miss Della Mikell has returned from
lengthy visit to Crystal Springs.
Hon. f F. Brennan visited Neshoba
county last week on legal business.
Don't fail to go to the polls next
Tuesday and vote for improving the
city.
Will East, of Osyka, has been spend
ing several days at the sick bedside Of
his father.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Miazza and family
move into their new and handsome res
idence today.
Mr.. w. III. Allen, of the East Union
Mills, made trip through central Mis-
sissippi last week.
Mrs. S. f. Birdsong, of Edwards, is
enjoying visit to her mother, Mrs.
Herring, at the College.
When you come to court next week,
don't forget to put some extra change
in your pocket to pay for a years sub
scription to THE LEADER.
Mr.. Staffier, who has been great
sufferer for the past two weeks with a
carbuncle on his neck, we are glad to
see at his place of business again.
If you are one of the self sustaining
farmers of Lincoln or Lawrence, don't
delay about sending in your name in
accordance with our request published
elsewhere.
Mr.. VIM. F. Davis is having hard
horse luck. In addition to the valua-
BILE mare stolen from him few months
ago, he had a good horse to get sick
and die one day last week.
THE LEADER is requested to an
nounce that there will be an amateur
concert at Montgomery on Friday
night May 18th by young ladies and
gentlemen of that community. Noad
mission charged and the public is cor
daily invited.
Dr. John T. Longino, of Wellman,
was in town Saturday. He has not yet
recovered his chestnut sorrel horse
which strayed off about three weeks
ago, and will pay literally for his re-
turn. See description of missing ami
NAL in our advertising columns.
The Baptist ladies especially appre'
ciate numerous voluntary favors from
DIR. Barber on last evening and also
return thanks to Messrs. Bowen and
Hobbs for announcements in their pa.
pers and to the public generally fol-
liberal patronage at their ice cream
stands.
THE LEADER is again requested tC
ask those churches of the Fair River
Association which have not contrib
uted two dollars to pay the expenses
of the Associations delegate to the
Southern Baptist Convention, to send
in the amount to the clerk or treasur-
er of the Association, as soon as prac,
ticable. There will be deficit, un
less the churches respond as request
ed, which the delegate will have to pay
out of his own pocket.
Miss Jessie McNair, who has been at
tending the New England Conserva
tory of Music and Art, and who will
graduate in elocution at the closing
exercises of that institution, in class
numbering eighty pupils, has won the
honors of the class, they being equally
divided among six of the graduates
Miss McNair has also received an hon
or from her native State and has been
invited to recite at the Chautauqua al
Crystal Springs during it's coming SEES
sion. All Brookhaven delights to hon
or this gifted and lovely young CIR
and rejoice with her family in the rec
IGNITION her merits have won.