The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-11-24
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs. Decell has had new boarder
since Monday.
Pres. Chambers continues to improve
Whitworth's property.
Robert Penn is now employed at
Perkins Hardware store.
Where are our bright little reports
from the Public School societies
The w. NJ s. will meet with Mrs.
Baggett at next Monday afternoon.
oA0H ACHE and RHEUMATISM relieved
oAONby DIR. Miles Nerve Plasters
Messrs. Warren McNair and Harvey
Mounger are now attending Millsaps.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Mary Redding, Dec. 1st, at $3.50 p.
m.
II your gun needs repairing, carry
it to Moses Anglin at Ed. Schaller's
old stand.
Judge Cassidy and Chas. Chrisman,
Esq, have been attending court this
week at Meadville.
Mrs. Pope, at this writing. is not do
ing SO we'll, and her fever seems to be
running into typhoid.
The shades and sockets of the cleo
trio paraphernalia have been hung
aioft and the wires. are being strung.
II the paper is not what it ought to
be, think Of the disaster that threw us
all into "pie'' and wonder that we do
rs we'll as we do.
The Clark Douglass books that were
!. delivered to agents before the fire sold
IKE hot cakes. Bascom Lard sold Al in
less than a week.
The expected has happened. Cot
ton has dropped to the scent notch.
1t is bringing in Brookhaven today
friday and ZIG per pound.
The literary organization of the
town has been christened the "Cadmus
Club" 1t will meet with Miss Mamie
Martin on the evening of Dec. 3rd.
Mr.. Wilkerson, of Wesson, drove a
wagon load of fine turnips to town
Wednesday and wants to sell two
acres of this popular vegetable in our
city.
When coming to town to settle your
taxes, bring along some extra change
and pay years subscription to THE
LEADER. IT will never be more wei.
come.
McClendon l. Powell are building up
. nice restaurant business, besides
ma king large sales of fish, oysters, etc.
They are honest and clever and de-
serve share of your patronage.
Electric lights shone brilliantly
Thursday night on christopher, Jr.,' -
ut Whitworth College. 1t was rare
and delightful occasion, and Edward
p. Elliott retained his hold on our
people.
Guard your kidneys, the health OF the body de
ponds ON III s. small but important organs
They extract uric acid from the blood which Il
allowed to remain In the system would calls'
arOpsy and Bright's Disease. PKICkLI ASH
BITTERS Is a successful kidney tonic, it heals
and strengthens the kidneys, regulates the liver
stimulates the stomach and digestion, cleanses
the bowels. 1t will prevent or cure Bright
Disease. Sold by c. +. Grafton.
THE LEADER is slowly issuing this
week from an old press of several gen
erati0ns back. 1t is like sewing with
the thorns of our greatgrandmothers,
after using sewing machine; but, We
are coming, and are sincerely grateful
for the old relic that stolidly submits
to the news of this progressive day
With which it is all out of joint.
Prof. II. j. Wilson has stolen d
march on his new Brookhaven friends.
He quietly departed on "Wednesday
aud was married that night to Miss
Mamie Fairly, of Wesson, Rev. p.
Gowan, officiating. Our best wishes
60 out to the happy young couple,
whose early welded life will be spent
among our people; and may silver
threads CLEAN in the gold ere they go
out from among US.
A private letter from our esteemed
friend, E L Martin, of the Georgia
Alabama Business College contains
the welcome news that he expects to
visit sthe dear old town and still dear
or people" during the holidays. Rela
tiyes and friends will ,ioyfully greet
him and will delight in hearing of the
marvellous success that has attended
him in his career as President of the
college above named.
BY January 1st Brookhaven will
have the appearance Of the Invest little
city south Of the capital The electric
lights and water works will be in full
blast by that time and with business
gaining momentum every day until
then, some of our anti-progressiyes
will be wondering where they are at.
Rr00khayen's trade Is ON the move.
One who knows says '1She can't be
beat for good bargains" You can't
afford to go elsewhere to spend your
bard earned cash.
Geo. Bowsky is known all over our
town and county rs ''the big clothing
nan" and IL . strong pillar that helps
70 support onr commercial fabric. I'm
pretsutious and kind he wins and holds
Ais enssnmers By his straight deals and
- always g.oi stock II you vant q
chrtptnsAs snit. or New Year suit, OF
: usddias ssit, or anything bat law
~, - g Rowsky's, -touch the button
- heu - the rest" lyon want
eonsthinx the&'s worth your money,
- III ~ =