The leader., 1898-11-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.

1o"N AMI SopNAA'
Soda water and ginger ale at Leary's.
A small electric light plant for sale
at Leary's.
Mr.. Harry Mills was Sunday visitor
from Jackson.
w. L. Powell will have nice fresh
fish every Friday.
Whitworth College is receiving new
students almost daily.
Miss Effie East is now behind the
Racket Store counters.
Bowsky is offering some great bar
gains. See his announcement.
Barnes Comp. Geo. 81. 90 each.
NJ. d. Co.
E. NJ. Price, now of Terre Haute,
Ind, is visitor to Brookhaven friends.
Miss Edna Anding, who was serious
ly i'll last week, is now reported better.
Barnes Elem. Geo. 45c. each.
NJ. d. Co.
Mr.. c. A. Redding, of Crystal Springs,
visited at the Methodist parsonage
Monday.
Mrs. C. Apple, of Crystal Springs,
visited her sisters, the Misses Hubener,
last week.
Mrs. M. Priebatsch left Sunday for
a visit to her brother, Rabbi Lewinthal,
of Nashville.
Mrs. Chamberlin, of New Orleans,
has been quite ill at the home of the
Misses Mikell
Mr.. lotteries, the popular restau-
ranteur, has returned from a business
trip to New Orleans.
Parsons & May have an important
change of ad. in to-day's paper, includ-
ing love romance. Read it.
Jake Boone, who is growing portly
with advancing years and railroad ex-
perience, was visitor last week.
McGrath's big new store is assuming
handsome and imposing proportions.
With good weather it will be completed |
about Dec. LIST.
Now is your time the very best
White Lead at only 1926 per hundred
DO your painting-get your,lead at
MARTIN DRUG Co.
The Misses Hubener have received |
an elegant stock of new winter millin-
cry, to which they specially invite the
attention of the ladies'.
Mrs. Denie Burnley Powell is the
distinguished guest of Mrs. j. J. Green
this week, and later, will spend some
time with Mrs. B. F. Jones.
The same old Uncle Frank that you
have traded with the past % years you
will find on the east side of Railroad
at the NJ. d. Co.
Saving money is making money
Don't take any bOdy's word for it, but
go and get your drugs at the cheap
one-price Drug Store. M. d. Co.
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Stingily, of Utica, is
cordially welcomed at the home of her
parents, Hon. and Mrs. w. F. Parsons,
and is warmly greeted by her many
friends.
A negro child about four years old
was so badly burned last Thursday
morning in a cabin on Mrs. Strick-
lands place. that she died on Saturday
following.
Mr.. Thos II. Lewis is now recovering
after several weeks of severe illness
with typhoid fever. We hope to see
his genial face among his friends
again soon.
On last Sabbath the Baptist church
at this place decided to call Rev. j. N.
Mcmillan, of Aberdeen, for their pastor.
The Magnolia church did likewise,
and it is likely that he will accept,
making his residence at Magnolia.
A letter from Rev. w. p. Price states
that be had most cordial reception as
pastor Of the Winona Baptist church,
and that as he now "tips the beam" at
175 pounds, he is going to do the best
work Of his life. There are many at
this place who wish him the greatest
success.
John McGrsth 4 Sons will soon add
an up-to-date dress making department
10 their mammoth establishment. Our
stylish ladies will then have no excuse
for sending out Of town for "ready
made dresses" and many energetic
young women will find employment for
their ninbls fingers.