The leader., 1899-11-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.

\ ticket to Chicago cheap at this of
ice.
Mr. Noodle is absent in Paducah, KY,
on business.
Miss Mary McClosky, of Wesson, was
a Sunday visitor
Mr.. L. d. Davis made a trip to Jack
son last Sabbath.
"Kohlman wants the world" to know
his present location.
Mrs L. D. Davis is the guest of Mrs.
MilIsaps at Jackson.
Don't cher know where Kohlman' s
Hash koncern is located
DR.. c. II. Trotter enjoyed the Con
cert last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ella May, of Salisbury, is
the guest of Mrs p z. Jones.
Mrs NJ. S. Menger, of Vicksburg, is
the guest of the editors home.
Mr.. X. J. Boone has been a sufferer
from fever for more than week.
Forau extra cheap ticket from Brook
haven to Chicago, inquire at THE LEAD
Err office.
Mrs Martha Baggett's condition be
came more serious on Sunday and she
is still quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hollenbeck left
yesterday for Fresno Cal. They will
be absent about year
Fer the best ammunition. loaded
shells and everything else, step around
to kohlman's new store.
Nredamcs Bella Root, Molle Lee
and Mulligan. three sisters. were visi-
tors from Wesson on Sunday.
Do you want the best? Then smoke
an "Uncle Ben" or TEXAS Cigar: at
Jarkeons Front Street Drug Store.
Meesrs. Chas. Heuck, Chas. Grafton,
John Maynor and Harry Tibbs were
New Orleans visitors the first of the
week.
After first mass on Sunday Rev. A.
AlthoH treated the children who made
their first communion, to an elegant
breakfast.
Parsons, Moreton q Co. made a re
markable sale of thirty shot-guns last
Saturday. The black birds had better
lie low or fly high.
Don't forget to come to KOhlman's
Hash koncern when you come to town
youll find it the cheapest house
South Of Chicago.
Any one wishing to go to Chicago be
tween now and Dec 18th can get big
discount on a ticket from Brookhaven
by nquiring at this office.
Mr.. H. Brill returned on Sunday
morning from Bogue Chitto, where he
Witnessed the last rites at the burial of
ms wife on the day previous.
Ed. J, \. Scarborough, our field edi-
Tor has declined to accept pastoral
work for next year, preferring rather
TO 90 an Independent mission work in
visiting weak churches in the country
ana going along the highways and
hedges. Bro, S. says he has long de
sired to do a work of this kind, and he
enters the broad field without any pros
peers Whatever of remuneration. AS
every one knows, he has had fruitful
country pastorate in this section for
twenty-five years.
The editor has been honored with an
in'i''tIon from Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Jack
sun 81 Dardanelle, Ark, to attend the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Sallye,
10 " lillian j. Bee, on the afternoon of
Zee 9TH. The young couple will be at
nome after Jan. 10th, at New Lewis
vile Ark. We do not know of more
''iiltole young man than the happy
Sio"liI. or one better calculated to make
"sood husband; and our best wishes
80 OUT to him and his fair bride whom
We 'hall hope to meet during their an
'ioipated visit to this, the former home
OF Mr.. Bee.
rue only misdemeanor in the aud
.eiee at the concert last Thursday even
iHS was the laugh that met John Thorn
statement that he was young and
9'Fi '''ftag But he was risble OBJ
~ ana loved to make people laugh"
NC SAID; he was brave also. for it is
well known fact that men who would
-"ich up to the lannon's mouth, would
rO' iace the laugh of their fellows. Long
'ohh Thomas, his little blonde
e, enc VINO SO dexterously handled the
a''ie and the bow, the beautiful vocal
~ and the expert pianist. Their talent
merits success.
me Cadmus Club was most charm
c'nS entertained in the Whitworth
rDaege parlors by Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
uia'h on last Friday night. An at
i'e program was presented and
=, of the following numbers:
MuSic' by Mr.. Snyder; reading, by Mr..
P~.. Lewlnthal; voice solo, by Mrs.
w 'erheid; critical paper Theron
h, NE oy Mr. j. W. McGrath; voice solo,
Nirs, Snyder. An elegant lunch was
% seu and one of the most delightful
s., Jennings was brought to a close early
will morning. The next meeting
Buttoeeat Norfield with Mr.. and Mrs.
''erheld, Dec. 7th.