The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-19

There is talk of Brookhaven having |
an oil mill of her own, by next fall.
Miss Aileen Becker left Monday for
a visit to the Misses Muller, of Jackson.
oA0K ACHE and RHEuMATIsM relieved
DAMN DIR. Miles Nerve Plasters.
Mrs. j. G. Siebe, of Crystal Springs,
was the guest of Mrs. Baggett last
Sunday.
If you want your hens to lay, feed |
them with meat-a pound a day to
each dozen hens.
That 10c. music is as good as any 30,
90 or 75c. music. Sold only by the
Martin Drug Company.
Miss Maggie McGrath's sweet face
graced the columns of the Times
Democrat on Sunday last.
Fresh from the pan.-Cream Candy.
Just arrived. 3Oc. per pound, by the
Martin Drug Company.
Rev. ]. NJ. Weems and family were
well pounded by the Methodist con-
gregation on last Friday night.
The Baptist Sabbath School teachers
and officers are requested to meet at
the editors home Friday night.
John w. Boone visited Jackson last
week to enroll his daughter as stu
dent of the Harris Business College.
Best White lead 5.15 per hundred.
Reboiled Linseed Oil, so cents. per
gallon, by the Martin Drug Company.
THE LALLEMAND's SPECIFIC FOR RHEu-
TIsM. 1t cures quickly and permanently. Thou
aadhs have used it and all recommend it. Sold
by C. r.. GRAFTON.
Mrs. Robt. Barnwell has been enjoy
ing visit to Summit relatives and
friends Mrs. b. is winning many ad-
mirers in Brookhayen.
Go to one price Store and get the
cheapest. All kinds of medicines
marked down by the Martin Drug
Company.
Persons living in the country seven
or eight miles distant, say the light of
Brookhaven's electric street lamps is
plainly visible.
Rev. G. S. Roberts visited Halle
hurst last week to offer spiritual con-
ISOLATION to Meredith Case, sentenced
10 be hanged ON February 18th.
Cheap cotton and cheap medicine.
{ All S1O0 now at 80 cents. All SOC. at |
45c. For cash only East side Rail
road. Martin Drug Company.
The Woman's Missionary Society
have decided to hold an Art Exhibit
ton and Entertainment on the even
ing of February LIST. Further particu-
lars will be given next week.
The we'll known banking house of
Sherman & Davis have been compli-
menting their friends and patrons
with some of the handsomest calen
dars we have ever seen.
In looking over some books pre-
sented by society dude mot in Brook
haven) to his enamorata, we inwardly
observed, "Verily some books are
made to read, and some are made only
for Christmas presents"
The work of putting in pipe for sup
plying stores and residences with wa
ter is, now under way. The latest in
formation is that the system will be in
full operation all over the city by the
18th or 18th of February.
hoelo,,oe Cno UnrnoD onl Sall;a
v. Sasser, of Bogue Chitto, we're hon
ored callers at The LEADER office
Monday, aud left an order for some
dainty printing, for. which they haye
our thanks. (
Up-to-date. as usual. All the latest |
'Winter Hts" in Vocal and Instru- |
mental Music. 100 choice selections,
so, 60 and 70 cent. music. All goes at
25 cents copy. VIII arrive about
Thursday, at the Martin Drug Com
pany.
A short water supply has interfered
with a good street electric light ser
vice for the last few nights. The big
steel tank is still delayed on the road,
and the large brick reservoir is still in
complete. AS result, only a limited
supply of water has been obtainable
for running the machinery, and that
supplied by pipe run from the rail
road well.
The Joshua Simpkins" Company
travelling in their own car and carrying
their own special scenery, will produce
the great pastoral comedy drama of
that name at Heck's Opera House,
Tuesday Evening, January 25. The
piece deals with country life and peo
pie. three acts of the play being laid in
one of the many quaint villages of
Vermont. The second act lin 3 scenes) |
portrays JUNGLE Josh's first visit to
Washington City. Reserved seats,
~ cents.
Mr.. w. H. Allen and his estimable
wife,. now. Of Jackson, were among
Hrookhaven's recent welcome visitors. |
when Mr.. Allen moved his residence |
from. Brookhaven to the Capital city,
- manager: Of the East Union Mills,
r. thst place, Lincoln county lost one |
of her. most useful and honored citi-
citizens, and rs kindly hearted a Chris
tan gentlemen as could be found in
the whole State. THE LEADER was
pleased TO hear from Mr.. Allen that
TIE business outlook for the East
Union Mills, are good and growing
brighter every, week. With two such
1oEthx md capable gentlemen as John
NoIEy nnd w. n. Allen to direct
- eafsFpei.e. 4 could NOT Be other