The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.

weather
Go 70 Parsons, Moreton & Co. for
holiday goods.
Miss Susie Powell, of Nortield, was a
Sunday visitor.
Mr.. John McGrath has Il commodious
barn in progress.
Parsons Moreton & Co are head
quarters for Shot Guns.
Mrs. John Rock, of Bogue Chitto,
was visitor last Friday.
Mrs. |. II. Anding and Miss Ida came
mp from Summit on Saturday.
Mis-, Mamie Loeb. of Hazlehurst, is
the guest of Mrs. LYMAN Zwirn.
Rev. |. H. Anding, of Summit, was a
visitor to Bro. Green's family last Fri
day.
Mr. ". NJ. Turnbough left on Friday
for st. Lous, to be absent about ten
days
Mr. J. H. Redding expects to erect a
residence when the springtime comes
again
Constipation leads to liver trouble. and torpid
liver to Eright> disease. Prckly Ash Btters is
certain coreat any stage ofthe disorder. Sold
bye l. Gratton.
Drs. Clifton and Everett Green, of
Utica and Carpenter, have been guests
of Mrs Green.
Dr. Robertson, of McComb, was sum
moned to the sick bedside of Rev. j. j.
Green last Friday.
Mr.. J. f. Nicholson and family, of
Union Hall. have moved into their new
residence in the city.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Hazlehurst, has
been attending the sick bedside of her
brother. Rev J. J. Green.
McClendon has rented Larsen's
rooms next to THE LEADER office up
stairs, for lodging rooms.
Do you want the best? Then smoke
an Uncle Ben" or TEXAS Cigar; at
Jackson's Front Street Drug Store.
\ big line of Harps. Violins, Guitars,
Banios and Musical Instruments, new
and fresh cheap and tine-at Kohl
mans
Becker Street is now plainly to be
dlscemcd, with its available and valua-
BILE lots owned by Capt. Powell and Mr.
Becker.
Shotgun guarantees are out of
date, but there are Shot-guns of all
kinds for bird hunting and other law
tul Uses at Kohlman's Kash Koncern.
Mr.. Mlkas, unable to raise an "argu-
ment IN his lonely bachelor home,
came IN to the debate at Whitworth
last Saturday evening, and took part
on the affirmative side.
Dr. Barber has rented portion of
ms residence to Mrs. Anding with
whom he and his little daughter will
board The Misses Hubener will also
De members of this household.
Mrs, Prestridge left Saturday on a
Visit to Gallman. Brookhaven friends
rellnquish, though reluctantly, the hope
Oh claiming Mrs. p. as a resident, since
she viii soon return to her home in
Texas.
lhe many Brookhaven friends and
admirers of Miss Lizzie Noteworthy
VIII be Interested to learn of her mar
rage last Monday, to Mr.. VIM. Durbin
oi Natchez. Our best wishes go out to
the happy pair.
Oh the Christmas toys and dollies
Some old bald heads will surely exclaim
christmas night,
backward, turn backward, o, Time in thy
fight.
""Ae me child again just for tonight"
Mr.. Schwem is having about IS acres
VI MS land lying north and west of his
iesidehce, surveyed for building lots.
ne VIII move his house in line with
mat OF Mr.. D. Sartin, and Monticello
street. Will be extended out west through
'ne land being surveyed. Thus, there
VIII De more good building lots ON the
real estate market.
MIS- j. j. Green deeply appre-
yates the many kindnesses shown
Her during her husbands fatal illness
"no wishes to extend her heartfelt
'hahks to all neighbors and friends for
thoughtful and tender favors received.
oister Green has, herself, been min
STEERING angel to many a stricken heart
anu nome, and deserves every expires
sion OF interest or sympathy.
Inc law office of Mr.. G. G. Lyell, in
'ne CASSIDY building here, was the
S ~ OF as pretty little wedding last
thursday evening as has been solemn
i@ed IN this city in long time. The
Uohtracting parties were Mr.. Oliver
HERRING, young farmer, who lives in
'ne northeastern part of the county,
ana Miss Letitia Rutland, who lives in
'ne same neighborhood. In the pres
ence OF few members of the legal
fraternity, with Blackstone and Kent
ana Schouler, on domestic relations,
smiling down upon the happy couple
=, the library shelves, Rev. viii
"eooer spoke the solemn words which
made the twain one.