The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

nr MILES, Nerve Plasters for Rheumatism.
Miss Ada Magee has been visiting
friends in McComb.
Miss Alice Ratcliff, of wesson, is Wis
iting friends and relatives this week.
If you want your bicycle put in
first-class order carry it to Ed. Penn.
The Commercial Bank makes fine
showing in it's quarterly statement
published today.
Miss Annie Schnorrenberg left Sat
urday for two weeks visit to New
Orleans and Handsboro.
Mr.. Pete Lucich has had new avn
ings placed over his Front Street prop
erty. Thomas II. Lewis did the job.
The old Alcus stand is being remod-
eled on the inside and Hyman Zwirn
will soon occupy it.
The quarterly statement of Sherman
& Davis, Bankers, appears in this is
sue, and shows healthy condition.
Misses Viola Koran and Minnie Ka-
minsky. of Birmingham, Ala, are visit
ing Misses Blanche and Ola Magee.
Miss Clara Preston, charming
young lady of Kentwood, La, is the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Martin and Miss
Maggie Ewing.
Ed. w. Davis, who has been tempo
rarily engaged on THE LEADER, left last
Sunday to accept good position of
fered him in New Orleans. Success
attend him.
Sheriff Chas. McNair got to Brook
haven last Thursday with drove OF
Texas horses and snubs and returned
last Monday. He was doing we'll for
this hot weather.
If you have any kick to make against
your assessment, file it with Chancery
Clerk May before the August meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, or forever
hold your peace. See notice.
Misses Agnes Chrisman and Susie
Powell returned ON Saturday last from
the Oxford Normal and also visit to
the Nashville Exposition. They are
cordially welcomed "home again"
sE- Thos. d. Evans, an experienced
jeweler, can be found at the Front
Street Drug Store. For several years
Mr.. Evans was watch inspector of the
|. C.R. r. and understands his business
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hamilton viii
leave in few days for the North anC
West to lay in their fall stock Mean
while their summer goods and MILL
merry are going at astonishingly low
prices.
On Friday night Miss Agnes Meme
mar, stopping with Mr.. E. M. Fairchild
had watch stolen. 1t was lying il
the tray of her trunk near an oper
window and the thief reached in ant
lifted it without entering the room.
The match game between the Brook
haven and Summit junior base bal
teams was postponed Tuesday on ac
count of the death of Mr. Heuck. l
will be played here tomorrow Afternoon
at o'clock. The Brookhaven boy.
say they are not going to get licked
this time.
THE LEADER goes to press every
Wednesday afternoon. Persons wish
ing advertisements inserted should gel
their copy in the office not later thar
L M, 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.
On last Thursday Mr.. S. F. Maget
enjoyed the very great pleasure of en-
PERTAINING his old soldier mate, Mr.. Jas
Black, now prominent merchant OF
Bolton, Miss, who was here to attend
the Wray- Herring wedding. They
| had not met before since the close Of
the war when they both were beard
less boys. Neither recognized the
other on first sight, but when they die
there was a cordial greeting such as
old soldiers only can fully appreciate
and it was nothing but "Sam" and
Jim after that, ust as it was wher
they packed a musket and haversacl
side by side and slept together thirty
odd years ago. Mr.. Black is a broth
er of Rev. DR.. w. G. Black, editor o
the New Orleans Christian Advocate