The leader., 1899-06-28
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs. DIR. Butler visited WeSSon last
Thursday.
The candidates are hustling all
along the line.
Miss Josie Hurst is enjoying a visit
to Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Hobbs was visitor to Crystal
Springs last week.
Mrs. 8. P. Bloom arrived Friday on
visit to Mrs. Butler.
Miss Mary McCloskey was Sunday
visitor from Wesson.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman, of New Orleans,
is visitor to Mrs. Lucich.
The demand for houses in Brookha-
ven is greater than the supply.
Mrs. DIR. Simmons, of Summit, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sumrall.
Mr.. Bush, of Hazlehurst, is now J.
M. Woods competent book keeper.
NJ. ID. McGrath will have a second
story to his residence at an early date.
Brookhaven will take her Fourth of
July on the 9Th. Come and jollify with
us.
Mrs. Tibbs has Just had her residence
thoroughly renovated and greatly i'm
proved.
Our entire line of Ladies' Oxfords
will go at SLIGO per pair Friday and
Saturday. L. COIN d BROS.
DIR. Clifton r. Green has located at
Utica, Miss, for the practice of his
profession.
Everybody should take in the big
haven July 9Th.
New residences continue to rise in
the "Hoskins Addition" That of Mr..
Ingram is the latest.
Remember the Experience Meeting
and Lawn Party at l.. H. Baggett's
next Friday evening.
Mr.. Geo. Bowsky is having hand
some two-stOry residence erected on
his lot fronting Monticello street.
"After the bawl" bring the child to
the Brookhaven Photo Art Gallery and
have some fine laughing pictures made.
Lyman Zwirn has purchased the
property occupied by Mr.. Keenan,, and
Will OuAAo iCo0y iOhOCus
Our entire line of Ladies' Oxfords
will go at s1.OO per pair Friday and
Saturday. l.. COIN & BROS.
Miss Rose Seavey has been quite sick
for several days, but is now conval
escent.
"Grandma Jones" continues quite i'll
at the home of her grand son, P. II.
Jones, Esq.
Mrs. Leslie Stingily, (nee Miss Cora
Parsons), of Pelahatchie, is on visit
to her parents.
General admission at the experience
meeting Friday night, % cents; ice
cream and cake 10 cents.
Insure your health In Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
regulates the system, promotes good appetite
sound sleep and cheerful spirits. Sold by c. f.
Grafton.
Since painting the gallery, putting
in new apparatus, etc, the photograph
gallery here is turning out as fine work
Ms we ever saw.
Mr.. Robinson, son of Rev. T. E. HI.
Lawrence, is now employed at the pho
tograph gallery.
Miss Susie Becker has returned
from Ursulines Convent, New Orleans,
and is the personification of bright
young schoolgirl.
We are indebted to E. B. Perkins,
Paragould, Ark, for a copy of the
Sportsman's Paradise, on the Buffalo
Island Route, Ark.
Messrs. Lotterhos, Forsythe and
Menard left today for Tyler's Mill, one
mile east of Bogue Chitto, for two
days fishing excursion.
Misses Leona Eitel and Carrie
Chrisman are enjoying visit with Mrs.
Baker Smith at Lauderdale Springs.
They left with Mrs. Smith last Friday.
The man who was .born tired" should use
Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t makes work necessity
TO give vent TO the energy and exuberance of
spirits generated by functional activity in the
system. Sold by C. 4. Grafton.
Messrs. Fsrd Becker and Jack Nc
Grath have returned from Spring Hill
College, the one bearing the honors of
his class and the other two gold med
sls, won ut the final contest.
z. W. Davis, who has been on
Specializing tour around part Of the
world for several years, has returned
70 his old love, TIE LEADER Office, and
Is cordially received by Brookhaven
friends and relatives.
when you want some real good
broad, 20 70 ]. L. Storms and get
some u Risher's Crimped Crust Bread,
sweet and moist, retaining all the
nsuna Davor and uutriment of the
wheak It h baked In IN air tight pan.
Ass yoa aur and stupid9 DO you miss the
snap. vim I'D energv that was once yours?
Ycu need few doses Of that great system regu-
heoe. Priskly Ash Bitters. For reviving
sersesiA and cneegy. Increasing the capacity Of
~ be1y ~ work. Il h . remedy Of the highest
oder. Sold ~ C. Z. Grafton.
We learn that Old Brook and the
Dill pod q the Pearl River Lumber
o.. koye ben posted. For some time
thoeo - besu complaint that boys go
u e1Hh1ng In these places, which are
~ - H. public Highways, and often
n6lEs . in1ooent Exposure Of their
ps1.ca9 IL LxAp.s hss been re-
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