The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-30

friends Monday evening IN honor OF
Miss Idlet Harris of Hazlehurst.
Keep the Stomach and Bowels in
good condition, the Waste Avenues
open and free by an occasional dose
of DR.. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
The Rose Bud Social Club will enjoy
another of its hay rides to the country
home of Mr.. A. Mikas this evening,
given complimentary to the visiting
young ladies.
In DiarrhPa DIR. NJ. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine is invaluable. 1t gives
| Tone to the Stomach, Aids to Diges-
ton and Assists Nature in carrying
off all Impurities.
| The "impromptu" in honor of Misses
Maude and Belle Nall, which was given
Friday night at the residence of Mrs.
w. H. Penn, was greatly enjoyed by all
who participated.
w. w. Henderson is having extern
sive improvements made on his resi-
idence pending the completion of
viii CHI he and his family are boarding
at Col. e. M. Bees.
| If you can't work well in hot weather, take
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organs of the body and fortiies the system to
For sale by c. f. Grafton.
Miss Eliza Daughtry, of Brookhaven,
who is visiting the family of Mr.. 7. c.
May, at Salisbury, was visitor here
Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. May
Laurence County Press.
Sam Zwirn attended the wedding of
his friend DR.. Felix Thompson at Bogue
Chitto, on last Thursday evening, and
says it was brilliant social occasion.
The newly welded left on bridal tour
to Chicago
The charming and accomplished
Misses Maude and Belle Nall, of the
Crescent City, have been welcome ad-
ditions to society circles for the past
few days. They are the guests of Mrs.
Joe Cope of the Commercial Hotel.
Mrs. Josh Priebatsch returned last
week from pleasant visit with friends
and relatives at Winnsboro, La. She
was accompanied by her sister in law,
Mrs. Hyman Lewenthal, who will
spend awhile with Brookhaven friends
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Lee and Mr.. W.
G. Cannon, of Monticello, passed
through Brookhaven yesterday en-
route from Castalian Springs. They
were greatly benefited in health and
much pleased by their sojOurn at that
splendid summer resort
At the last meeting of the Cadmus
Club Mr.. Charles Schnorrenberg was
elected president for the ensuing term,
with Miss Mamie Martin vice president
and Miss Agnes Chrisman secretary.
The next regular meeting will be on
next Tuesday night with Miss Wood,
when Shakespeare Richard III. will
be discussed.
A really good Ham we have only got
occasionally heretofore. Now we get
one every time since we commenced
using the berkshire" brand. Each
piece is attended to in the curing
process as though for personal use of
the packer That is why it is always
mild, tender and delicious. Try it
once and you will use no other
Ham. At all first class stores. Miller
e. Hart, Packers, Chicago.
Now that our city fathers have be-
gun the work of street improvement
by depositing gravel thereon, one of
| tiit 1ttltlIl VI Ulit SbItcl CoIll-
missioner isa heavy roller for solidi-
! flying the gravel, thereby preventing
washing and spreading: and the gut
tiers should be boxed A little money
spent in this way would in the end
result in great saving to the city and
give us high, solid and well drained
streets
Seventeen passengers took advantage
of the |. G. cheap excursion rates from
here to Chicago last Saturday. Among
the number were Mr. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton, Mr.. Frigola, Mrs. Gregg, Sam
Abrams, Nathan Zwirn, Mr.. Swain and
little son, Paul Hobbs and others whose
names we could not get. Mr.. Moody
went to Louisville, Chas. Heuck and
Miss Stella Dunn to Cincinnati,
Maurice Mendle and one or two others
to st. Louis.
In special copied from the Times
Democrat in The LEADER of Aug. 9th,
regarding the Mccoy bankrupt stock
at Bogue ChittO, it was stated that John
H. Albritton was a party to helping
Mccoy make way with certain goods
and defraud his creditors. This was
an error, caused by inadvertence. The
name should have read John r. Albrit-
ton. Mr.. John H. Albritton is one of
the most reputable and trustworthy
citizens of Southwest Lincoln, and no
body who knows him need be told that
he would never be mixed up with such
a shady piece of business.
Our society reporter says one of the
most delightful events of the season
was the grand hop given Thursday
night at the Armory Hall, compliment
airy to the visiting young ladies. All
who attended report royal time. The
affair was a decided success in spite of
the inclement weather. Music was fur
nished by Prof. PENIS string band.
Those present we're: Misses Maude and
Belle Nall, Mamie Kohlman and Minnie
Goldsmith, of New Orleans; Mae Drey-
fus and Retta Lehman, Natchez: Idlet
Harris, Hazlehurst; Gertrude Thomp
son, Jackson; May Sherman, Leo
Throckmorton, Johnnie Lee, Leliah
Allen, Leona Eitel, Laurie Penn, M.
Rose Seavey, lynne Daughtry, Mamie
Powell, Susie Becker, Mamie Smith,
Josie Pfeifer, Eva Kohlman, Ada Ma
gee; Mines. Joe Cope, Chas. Hardy, Joe
Watts; Messrs. Chas. Sherman, Walter
Nixon, Joe, Harry and Tom Watts,
Chas. Hardy, Warren McNair, Ed. Penn,
Pete Cantoni, Ben and Sam Wilson,
Walter and Edwin Dreyfus, David
Kohlman, Albert Powell, DIR. Ira and
Ernest Parsons.