The leader., 1899-06-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Maggie McGrath.
Messrs. McNair, Jones and Chris
man are attending court at Monticel-
10.
Mrs. E. Boyd of jackson, arrived
on Monday for visit with the editors
family.
Mr.. James McGrath is greatly i'm
proved since his return home from
Browns Wells.
Mrs. H. w. Feathersun will leave for
the Missionary Conference at Hatties
burg, on Friday.
Procrastination is the thief of time.
| will call on you soon, to insure your
house. L. J. SCOTT.
Mr.. Edgar Grafton, of Hazehurst, is
now In the employ of the Hartman
Lumber Company.
almost persuaded" but lost. In.
surance will make you sleep sound.
L. j. SCOTT.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will sell ice-cream and other
refreshments at the Railroad Park on
July5.
Insure your health In Prickly Ash Bitters. II
regulates the system, promotes good appetite
sound sleep and cheerful spirits. Sold by c. f.
Grafton.
The w. G. T. Z. will meet at the
Presbyterian Church at o'clock to-
morrow Thursday evening. Members
are urged to attend.
We are glad to learn that Miss
Agnes Chrisman is improving rapidly
and her friends hope to soon see her
in her accustomed places.
Miss Leila Rightor, who has been
the charming and accomplished guest
of the Misses Mikell, returned to her
home in New Orleans on Monday.
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 G. 4. Grafton.
Miss Addie v. Marshal left yester-
day for Meridian, where she will at
tend the commencement exercises of
the East Mississippi Female Institute.
FIRE! FIRE!! Fire!!! All houses
will burn. Smart men insure. Why
not you? / will call on you soon.
with the cheapest Insurance" on
record. IL. SCoTT.
Mr.. Edwin Dreyfus returned from
Hoboken, N. j., on Monday evening.
Mr.. Dreyfus is one of our most talent
ed and worthy young men and is max
ing good use of his opportunities at
College.
Little Miss Katherine Hart we'll, of
New Orleans, who had been spending
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. l..
H. Baggett, returned home last Sun
day, accompanied by her little cousin,
Mabel Henderson.
The Baptist Sunday School will have
picnic at Smiths Bridge next Friday.
Children are requested to meet at the
Baptist church by o'clock on that
morning and to bring ten cents apiece
ITO pay the freight"
Are you dull and stupid? DO you miss the
snap. vim and energy that was once yours"
You need few doses of that great system regl-
lator. Prickly Ash Bitters. For reviving
strength and energy, increasing the capacity of
the body for work. 1t is remedy of the highest
order. Sold by C. Z. Grafton.
Mrs. w. H. Hartwell, of New Or
leans, came up last week and spent
several days visiting Brookhaven rela-
tives. She returned home Sunday,
accompanied by her sisters, Mrs. w. W.
Henderson and Miss Emma Bee. Miss
Emma returned to Brookhaven Mon
day night, but Mrs. Henderson will
extend her visit through the week,
Mrs. Swanner and children, whose
nrd lot was mention in last weeks
LEADER in connection with her hus-
oAnd's fatal accident, has moved to
Wesson. Through the kindness and
interest of Mr.. s. F. Magee, a nice
subscription was raised among our
business men and others for her relief,
for which she desires The LEADER to
return her most grateful thanks, as
we'll rs for other acts of kindness and
sympathy extended to her by the good
people of BIookhaven.
The nouncement in The LEADER
of June It'll, of a picnic to be held at
Grange Hall today made at the in
stance of young man of that COM
munityh Mr.. w. w. Davis, of Grange
Hall. requests us to say, was not au-
thorized or sanctioned by the older
and more substantial citizens of the
community. Mr.. Davis says when the
older citizens of Caseyville and Grange
Hall want picnic and everybody in
yited, due notice will be given, and
that ir responsible youngsters should
not hereafter be so Officious.
The handsome cut in last Sabbath's
Times-Democrat of our gifted young
acquaintance, Miss Maize T. Ryan, of
New Orleans, reminded us of an invi-
tation we have received to the exercis-
es Of the II. Sophie Newcomb College,
ct which institution Miss Ryan took
highest honors in art, and also had
the distinction of designing the cover
Tor tho Tulane Annual for 80, an
honor sought for by several noted
artists. Miss Ryan visited Brook
haven when little girl and was the
guest In those days of her uncles, p.
J. and J. X. Nevin.
News of the sudden death of Mrs.
Alice Ftzhugh Hanna, at Jackson,
has been s0rrowfully received by her
numerous friends and admirers at
this place. Life, with all its allure
msnfs and brightness, was hers; and
she, with eli her charms of person and5
intolleot Was sunshine and light to all
who knew her. In the sacred sanctu-
eEy e her home she was idolized by
hoe devoted parents and beloved BY
hee yon1g hnsband, sister and broth
oeaL II po1t - SORROW and beresve-
mout falls hoavily upon the Joy Of that
knmo and, - friond6hip ever % strong,
3 - on1y clasp hands n lore and
avmpofhy, and leave e. breaking
koaf1p - Ind surceaee a. row In
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