The leader., 1898-03-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Spring has opened.
Hear Bryan at Jackson Friday.

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Flowers blooming-birds singing.
Mrs. L. P. Schwem is on the sick list
this week.
McClendon & Powell have a hand
some new sign.
Mr.. J. w. McGrath is spending to-
day in Wesson.
Mr.. Jim Zachary, of Magnolia, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Bills sister left for her home
in Illinois to-day.
DR.. E. M. Cowart, of Wellman, was
in the city yesterday.
j. d. Goss left for his home in
Tangipahoa Saturday.
Mr.. ]. B. Hardy and wife are New
Orleans visitors this week.
Mr.. Will Holiday, of Hazlehurst, is
the guest of Rev. ]. j. Green.
w. w. Henderson and w. M. Turn
bough spent Sunday in Hazlehurst.
Mrs. Bessie Hoskins Raines came
down from jackson Monday for a short
visit
Gardens and vegetation generally
are beautifully green and fresh, since
the rains.
Mrs. Geo. Garrett left Saturday for
weeks visit to her brother in
jackson.
Mrs. j. A. Kausler will soon leave
for her home in Chicago to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Y. 2. .Turnbough has been
quite sick for several days, but is able
to be up again.
j. NJ. Tedford arrived from Mem
phis on Monday night, in the best Of
health and spirits.
Little Willie Robertson had the mis-
fortune to fall from the gallery and
broke his collar bone.
Little Robert Lee, infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. z. Jones, is fast improving,
after a spell of sickness.
President Chambers has chartered a
car to take the College girls to hear
VIM. J. Bryan, at Jackson on Friday.
A furious feast of fun, at Opera
House, Friday night, March 18th, "a
Southern Kid" Prices %, IS and so
cents.
w. W. Holiday, of the Alabama
Nursery Company, is now in town in
the interest of his house. All stock
sold by this Company is guaranteed.
100000 worth of musical novelties
in "a Southern Kid" at Opera House,
Friday night, March Is. Prices 25,
35 and so cents.
Aug. Frigola, from New Orleans, has
opened a Tailor Shop at Winborne's
Picture Gallery. Garments made to
order, also cleaning and repairing
neatly done.
1t is evident that j. NJ. Wood the
Columbia Bicycle representative will
find a regular Klondike in Columbia
Chainless models which will be shown
at his store tomorrow.
The meeting at the Methodist
church continues through this week.
Bro. Selby has been doing effective
preaching. Rev. ]. A. b. Jones, of
Magnolia, arrived Monday.
Messrs. M. d. McGrath and Martin
Flood returned Saturday from st.
Louis and other cities where they pur-
chased heavily to replenish the Spring
stock of John McGrath & Sons.
Ifyou wish to enjoy first-class mus
ical farce comedy up-to-d date and brim-
full of high-class specialties, don't miss
"a Southern Kid" at the Opera
House, Friday night, March IS. Prices
%, 30 and so cents.
AS will be seen by an ad in to-day's
paper, Moses Anglin has added a
plumbing department to his gun shop
and is now prepared to do the best of
plumbing at reasonable rates. Give
him call and get his rates.
THE LEADER acknowledges the honor
of call by several of the visiting dele
cation from Wesson on Monday even
ening, among them Bro. w. A. Parker,
the sensible and genial editor of the
Mirror. Bro. Parker is developing
into an excellent practical newspaper
man, and richly deserves the hearty
cooperation and support of his con-
stituency.