The leader., 1900-09-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Public School next Monday!
I.z,l,e, for tho boct broad

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lotteries for the best bread.
Henry Meyer is improving his resi-
dence.
Whitworth College opens next We'd
nesday.
Mr.. 7. A. Fosby visited Magnolia
last week.
Mr. W. H. Allen, of Jackson, was a
Sunday visitor.
DR.. John Martin, of Kennolia, was in
town last Friday.
John Chambers leaves this week for
Centenary College.
Mrs. Pauline Hoskins is visitor to
friends and relatives.
Three more new residences will soon
20 up on Becker Street.
Tom McGrath left yesterday to at
tend Spring Hill College.
DR.. A. Lewenthal last week visited
his sister Mrs. Ella Kern, at Vidalia,
La.
Mrs d. Wilson and Miss Beulah
have been among Brookhavenites at
Browns Wells.
Little Sweetsie Chrisman's childish
beauty graced the pages of the Times
Democrat Sunday last.
DeWitts Little Early Risers are
prompt, palatable, pleasant, powerful,
purifying little pills. C.E. Grafton.
Mr.. Shade Cocker is occupying the
Hartman green cottage. Mrs. Easter
ling also resides in the same residence.
Mrs. Jessie Sebastian, of Martin,
Tenn, has been guest for more than
a week of her sister, Mrs. A. c. McNair.
Rev. \. A. Lomax was warmly greet
ed by many old friends during his
short stay here last Saturday and Sun
day.
TO prevent consumption quickly
cure throat and lung troubles with
One Minute Cough Cure. c. E. Graf
ton.
Miss Katie Hill charmingly enter
tanned score or more of young friends
last Friday evening, at the home of
MIS- j. }. McGrath. Fruits and ices
were served.
The new residence on Becker Street
IS not being erected by Mr.. j. j. Phil
lips as was stated in these columns,
Out by Mr.. Geo. Isaacs, from the coun-
Try who will soon occupy it.
Messrs Geo. Bowsky and M. Green
WOOD have returned from trips to the
North and East. Their big clothing
emporlums will soon be filled with the
newest fall and winter goods.
Mr.. John McGrath greatly enjoyed
the day at Jackson last Wednesday in
vompahy with friends of Capt. F. A.
"oiie' who had been specially invited
" unite IN the festivities of picnic
given by Capt. Wolfe.
Mr. Louis Montville is greatly i'm
proving his part of the city; but is not
u'ihg to erect "the handsomest resi-
u7nce IN town" We would be willing
" see Brookhaven filled with such
muses. as Mr.. Montville builds.
MISS Mamie Powell will leave this
week TO take charge of the music de-
p n, In the Columbia High School.
w congratulate the institution upon
0urihg the services of this lovely
'Oung girl and accomplished musician.
\, Inc infant son of Mrs. Lou Decell
McDanlel died at Caseyville on last
'iaay' Left motherless when only
wv weeks of age, God in His tender
Ivy ana loving kindness hath gath
.ied The little one to His own protect
ing care.
Id APT and Mrs. Wright expect to
. ave Tor Memphis today. The cap
"n ,u and his wife won the esteem of
~. people during their residence in
c cuis city, and in commercial circles
e~ ap' wright stands high as an &C
countant
nave you sense Of fullness in the
Lyon of your stomach after eatinpg
=, 80 you will be benefited by using
T n%alaoerlain's Stomach and Liver
s aaoie's. They also cure belchine and
hon r stomach. They regulate the
q reis too. Price, 25 cents. Sold by
l.~ ITS, Elizabeth Hooker, a sister.in-
r., oi Mrs. Ellen Hardy and Mrs.
"a As, and for many years an honor
Non ,esioent of Brookhaven, died in
in tni last Friday and was buried
1o .nls city on Saturday afternoon at
bv piOek, the services being conducted
NJ a'ep. A. A. Lomax, Of Batesyille.
fam FAM, Hooker was greatly beloved by
unit relatives and friends, who
froa' s 10 their sorrow at her departure
sim IN, .ne paths of this earthly life they
syma must tread. The LEADER extends
a'ny to the bereaved.