The leader., 1897-08-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
TOWN Ann COUNTy

to Kentwood friends.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sabbath by the pastor.
Electric fans will be largely used in
Brookhaven next year.
Mr.. VIM. F. Davis spent Sunday at
the Topisaw camp meeting.
Little Misses Sammie and Kirby
Magee are on visit to McComb.
Mr.. Maynor is erecting pretty cot
tage in front of Mr.. Jordan's residence.
Messrs. Forrest Jewell and James
Atkinson, of Summit, we're Sunday Wis.,
itors.
TWill exchange Soda Apparatus
for improved real estate. Apply at
this Office.
Mrs. Winborne and Miss Stella Jor-
dan are visiting number of friends in
Magnolia.
Hon. Chas. Chrisman is having at
tractive improvements made on his
residence.
Mrs. Osborne, of Norfield, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Clarke, at DR..
BARRIERS last week.
Mr.. j. N. Cookies already handsome
residence is receiving elegant addi-
tions and improvements.
Mrs. l. Isaacs is expected home this
week from visit of several weeks to
relatives in Beauregard.
Mr.. Mikas' pears, as advertised else
where, are most excellent for canning
or preserving. Try them.
Mrs. Lula May Nicholson and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Nicholson, were
guests of Mrs. Pope last week.
Prof. Green's cottage is nearing per-
lection and adds greatly to the attrac-
tions of the north end of town.
Ice cream, sherbet, cake and moon
light at the Park Friday evening, 18th
inst, by the Methodist ladies. Every.
body is invited.
A sure foundation is being laid for a
residence north of the handsome Sea-
vey property and there are odors of
orange blossoms all around it.
N. L. Clark, the Christian evangelist,
will begin meeting at Bogue Chitto
on the Sd Sunday, 18th inst, and con-
tinue the week following at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. j. S. Lamkin, of Magnolia, and
her daughter, Mrs. Lamberton, of New
Orleans, are paying a welcome visit to
their relatives, Judge and Mrs. McMil-
Ian.
Two water melons weighing respect
fully 50 and 46 pounds graced the mel.
on cut on last Friday evening. The
bad weather spoiled the sport antici
pated.
DR.. Ira Parsons is now located in the
practice of his profession in the Lard's
Mill community and is building good
foundation for future reputation as a
physician.
The Methodist ladies cordially in
yite the public to participate in their
moonlight fete. At the Park Friday
evening 18th inst. Seasonable refresh
ments will be served by the young Ia
dies.
Miss Mollie Isaacs, of Hardtimes
Landing, La, eldest daughter of our
townsman, /. Isaacs, visited her father
last Sunday, while en- route for short
visit to Ocean Springs. She will stop
again on her return.
THE LEADER goes to press every
Wednesday afternoon. Persons wish
ing advertisements inserted should get
their copy in the Office not later than
12m., Tuesday, to insure their publica-
ton for that week. In fact, those
wishing any kind of matter published,
should get it in the office by Tuesday
morning, if possible.
To cure chills quickly and pleasantly use DIR.
ARrHuR's FEBRIMEL 1t Is fine aromatic
syrup with an agreeable favor of figs. Does not
nauseate Cures permanently and IS g,iaran-
W. tf9'- -. s-'ff't ~ f4- 'ftdh''t
IL, sou feel weak. weary. how .piur.a. With
I-eor appetite and disturbed digestion: You
should try .,cttie Of MA.DoSAIDs BARLEY
ELIXIR. 1t is stomach tonic stimuiant and
blood purifier. and IT. r.siving and iovigoratlng
influence is instantly apparent. A. pleasant as
the juice Of a sweet orange. Price, si.oo. Sold
~ c. 4. Grafton.
~ II the wheels Of your watch won't
- round, or if they go round too fast,
or anything else is the matter with
your time keeper, carry it to Thomas
ID. Evans at the Front st. Drug Store.
~ Thos. ID. Evans, an experienced
jeWeler, can be found at the Front
Street Drug Store. For several years
Mr.. Evans was watch inspector of the
L-GR r. and understands his business
SPRAYED OR SroLEN.-F From Brook
haven, August ?. white Pointer Dog,
shout one year old, with round black
npot on back and black around one
- Any one who win return this
d. % ,. b. Hardy, Brookhaven, will
- literally rewarded.
Miss Jessie McNair has been invited
70 give recital ct Fayette on Friday
evenin next, and will be assisted by
~ to1enfed young friend, Miss Edith
6kao Rev. B. n. Jones and Mrs.
e MeNair viii accompany these
ls6fcs b an overland journey to