The leader., 1899-01-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A cold wave struck us this morning.
Mrs. Morris Webb. of McComb. was
a recent visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Jordan spent
Sunday In town.
S. F. Magee is attending the U. S.
Court at Jackson.
]. L. Storm was visitor to New Or
leans Sunday and Monday.
One dollar will still get The LEADER
for one year. Now is the time to sub
scribe.
The best stall fed beef can now be
had at the cold storage at 10 cents per
pound.
Mrs. Leslie Stingily, of Utica, en-
joyed visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Parson, last week.
The McGrath's will have their bar
gain days in their new store next Sat
urday and Monday. 1t will be a great
occasion. Don't miss it.
The west end of Cherokee street will
be grealy improved by the erection of
a cottage between the editors residence
and the residence now occupied by Mr..
Redding. 1t will be occupied by Mrs.
Chrisman and her cultured daughter,
Miss Agnes.
The numerous friends of Charles
Chrisman, Esq. are glad to see him on
the streets again. after several weeks
confinement at home with shattered
arm. The broken limb still pains him
some and he fears he will never recov-
er the full use of it again.
Rev. T. W. Adams, who is now pastor
of Brookhaven's Methodist Church.
moved into the parsonage last Thurs
day. The storeroom had been stocked
with all things needful for the inner
man, and an elegant supper awaited
Mr.. Adams and family on arrival.
Mr.. P. S. Cameron who has been with
THE LEADER most of the time for the
past year, left for his home in Law
renee last week to enjoy vacation.
He is an excellent printer and clever
gentleman, and our entire Office force.
from editor to devil. parted with him
with regret.
The ladies of the Woman's Mission
airy Society of the Baptist church will
be especially grateful to the public for
patronage at J. L. Storms Restaurant
on Friday evening next after p. N.
An oyster supper will be served with
the usual Accomplishments at b cents.
percentage of which will be given to
the ladies. Tickets are being rapidly
sold. Apply at the restaurant.
Mr. Jas. y. Yawn. one of the alder
men of Bogue Chitto and clerk of the
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pleasant caller at this office yesterday.
Mr.. Yawn deserves the praise and last
ing gratitude of the people of Bogue
Chitto of all classes, for the faithful and
unselfish service he has rendered in
behalf of the public school interests of
that community. THE LEADER regrets
that the unfortunate school faction
differences down there are still unset
tied
Rev. j. 4. Scarborough. THE LEADERS
genial field editor. was in town yester-
day and brought to the office a good
list of new subscribers with the cash.
Bro. Scarborough adheres strongly to
the idea expressed by "Jeems.' that
only second class man will habitual-
ly borrow his neighbours LEADER to
read. instead of subscribing for it him
self. and takes occasion to emphasize
this idea. Remember, the paper can
still be had for slo0 a year cash. and
also that old subscribers may pay up
at this rate.
On last Wednesday night the Louise
Brehany Ballad and Opera Concerts
attracted the largest audience that has
been seen at Heuck's Opera House for
dow Tho r,uIli, arlionon or
accustomed to select music and trained
voices passed nothing but favorable
/ criticims upon this excellent company
/ Our young friend, Geo. B. Greenwood
under whose influence they were in
/ duced to visit Brookhaven. felt greatly
gratitied at the success of the evening
and seems inspired to do even more for
our appreciative people.
The Organization of Isabella Coun-
Gil of the Order of Columbus was com
pleted here Monday night by State Or
ganiZer Macarthur. of Meridian. with b
charter members. This young order is
growing rapidly. 1t combines all of
the best Insurance features of the old
er fraternal organizations. and has prof
tied by their mistakes. Men and wo-
men in good health are admitted to the
insurance department on equal terms.
The following are the officers of the
BrOokhaven Council: Commander, Z.
t. Hoskins: ViceCommander. ]. O.
Spence; Past Commander. J. O. Boad-
wee: Advisory Commander. 4. VI. Nc
MILAN; Secretary. NJ. K. Leary: Treas
urer. f. NJ. Price: Marshal. Vim. Turn
bough: Guard, Eugene Mccormick:
Trustees, J. o. Boadwee. r. W. McNair.
Jesse NJ. Smith The charter will be
held open for 30 days The member
ship fee. including medical examina-
ton, is 500. The next meeting will be
on next Tuesday night.