The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.
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Storms Cafe.
Mr.. f. B. Noodle visited New Or
leans last week.
Drink Wild Cherry Phosphate at
Lewenthals Drug Store.
Rev. and Mrs. Bond are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Bennett.
can't part with my pocket comb
said the baldheaded man.
Miss Rightor, of New Orleans, is the
guest of the Misses Mikell.
Go to Stoneman's Photo Gallery for
first class work with prices to suit you.
Miss Jessie McNair has been
charming visitor to home and friends.
For SALE C. b. Perkins has 10 H.
P. steam engine and boiler for sale at a
sacrifice.
Mrs. Dr. Simmons, of Summit, has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Sumrall.
Mr.. Barrett, of Amite, was the
pleasant guest of Mr.. Chas. Dahlstrom
on Sunday last.
Miss Stella Benjamin enjoyed a
pleasant visit to New Orleans relatives
and friends last week.
Some people resemble the Missis-
sippi River in that their mouths are
bigger than their heads.
Messrs. Lewis Wood and Webster
Buie were visitors from Millsaps Col
lege the first of the week.
Mr. D. j. Batchelder, in the interest
of the Pearl River Lumber Company,
visited Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. DR.. Bolton and children, of
Biloxi, are gladdening her mother by
their happy presence in the old home.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver, tones up the
stomach and purifies the bowels. Sold
by c. +. Grafton.
Mr. L. G. Bridges and family have
come from Fernwood to Brookhaven
to live. They occupy residence in
Schwem' addition
Rev. W. p. Price, we'll known in this
city as a former pastor of the Baptist
church, is assisting Rev. H. f. Sproles
IN meeting at Vicksburg.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. H. Baggett, Will
Hubert and Chas. Hardy enjoyed a
fishing excursion last Thursday, catch
ing 10 of the finny tribe, by scrupu-
lous enumeration.
The Cadmus Club will be entertain
ed on next Friday evening at Whit
worth College by Mesdames Chambers
and J. W. McGrath "Lothair" will be
the topic of interest
Rev. T. w. Adams was made record
Ing secretary of the District Confer
ence at Magnolia last week, and also a
member of the committee on Quarterly
Conference Records.
y small frame building is being
erected next to Mrs. Will Hoskins' res
ldence for another investment in the
marble yard business. Mr.. l.. G. In
gram will be the proprietor.
Miss Addie Willoughby left on Sun
day last for the Georgia Alabama Bus
mess College where she will complete a
business course in bookkeeping and
typewriting. THE LEADER wishes her
much success.
The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man
ages to preserve her youthful looks.
Inc secret is she takes PRICKLY ASH
blTTERs; it keeps the system in per-
fect order. For further particulars
call on c. E. Grafton.
One of our bright, sweet girls says
mat If those Garland stoves E. M.
rrlce a Co., are advertising are any
'hlng like Garland Lyell they are all
right 1t may be that "garlands" for a
church wedding will be woven before
lohg with stove, etc, looming up in
the distance.
John Clay, colored, was arrested
saturday afternoon and lodged in Jail
Tor horse-stealing. The arrest was
made In McGrath & Sons back lot by
Mr.. John Frazier, farmer, who knew
VI Clay's crime and that a reward of
'lo was offered for his arrest. He is
wanted for stealing gray mare from
DICK Hartley on Brandywine.
only few get up in the morning with
d ravenous appetite. Most people rel
iSh slice of Ham or rasher of Bacon
win an egg. How difficult it is to get
the Ham or Bacon "just right 1t can't
oe done unless you use berkshire"
brand, which is always mild, tender and
ueiiclous. Try it once and you will use
NJ other Insist on having the "Berk-
sure brand. Don't take substitute
MILLER u Hart, Packers, Chicago.
ION Washington, colored, who was
wanted for shooting with intent to kill
1nu murder, was arrested by Constable
nardy Magee Saturday night and
logged in Jail. About two weeks ago
washington shot at Mr.. Fl. N. Williams,
employed by the Pearl River Lumber
w. and since that time has been
lodging the officers, but officer Magee
got on his trail Saturday and over
auied him that night. He had a
nearing before Justice Lanier Monday
Tirning and was bound over to the
f a;Icit Court in the sum of $500. He