The leader., 1900-07-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

lFlccS 10 suit you dI y. II. NilVhAh-
by's new store Front Street.
/ Take your broken umbrellas to Doe
tor Dahlstrom, at the Bicycle House.
/ Mr.. 5. Abrams and bride will move
1 into their elegant new home this week.
Mr.. L. Schoenfeld, of Austin, Tex,
is visiting Mr. c. Abrams and family.
Parsons, Moreton y Co, will sell you
"a good sewing machine on the install
ment plan.
/ Wanted Sick umbrellas to put in
new ribs, handles and recovered by
| Dahlstrom Bros.
J. II. Willoughby makes his bow to
the public with first-class groceries.
dry goods and notions.
Mr.. James, the president of the
James Il Graham Wagon Co, of Mem
phis, was in town this week.
Bicycles and sundries, large line of
guaranteed silverware. among other
bargains at L. NJ. Price Il Cos.
For gin supplies and repairs, betting,
pulleys. pipe, pumps, valves and steam
fittings, see r. NJ. Price ~ Cos.
Mrs. G. S. Mcmillan and daughters,
Misses Viola and Beatrice, have return
ed after visit to Summit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Abrams, after an ex-
tended trip through the North and
West, returned home on yesterday.
Mr.. Sd. Taylor of Ellisville, and
Mr.. Mcqueen, of Alabama, are here in
the interest Of the auction sale at the
College.
Mrs. Alex Simon left on Sunday To
spend the summer at Biloxi. Her
many Brookhaven friends wish her a
delightful visit
Parsons, MorctOn u Co. have the
Lyons buggy the best on the market.
for less money than you can get a com
mon buggy elsewhere.
Go to !. II. Willoughby's on Front
Street, for first class articles III dry
goods. groceries or anything you need.
Nobody can undersell him.
Mr.. and Mrs Townes visited Crystal
Springs last Sabbath: Mr. Henry Mid
dleton also made short visit to his
home in that thriving little city.
The Baptist and Reflector states
that Rev. \. r. Bond has So far rec0T-
cred his wouted health, as to be able to
re enter upon his ministerial labors.
Mrs. J. y. Cooke and children have
gone to Browns Wells to spend the
summer THE LEADER wishes them a
pleasant and beneficial stay at this
popular health resort.
Mrs. II. Zwirn and two little daugh-
tiers have returned from Brown 5
Wells, after nine days visit They
were all much improved by their stay
at the popular resort.
When you want modern, up-to-
date physic try Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets They are easy to
take and pleasant i'll effect Price, >
cents. Samples free ut Grafton,s Drug
store.
If your brain wont work right and
you miss the snap, vim and energy that
were once yours, you should take
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. 1t cleanses the
system and invigorates both body and
brain. c. E. Grafton.
Doc Sartin, who is now engaged at
J. H. Willoughby's new store on Front
Street would be pleased to have his
numerous country friends call and let
him show them the bargains Willough-
by is offering in new goods.
There was heavy rainstorm here
on yesterday afternoon and also South
and East of this place. The rainfall
was go inches in about two hours,
and did much damage to crops already
suffering from too much rain.
Mrs. W. +. Price has been appointed
leader of the Sunbeams, a young peo-
pies organization of the Baptist
Church. All who wish to join the
band are requested to meet at the
Baptist Church at i3O next Sabbath
evening
Mrs May Bowles will leave Thurs
day for Pensacola, Fla, 30 North
Baylen Street Mrs. Bowlcs leaves in
the interest of the health of her little
baby girl, who is in precarious con
dition. We hope to hear Of the little
ones improvement.
We regret to learn of the i'll health
of Rev j. H. Gambrell at Tyler. Tex.
His physician recommends complete
rest from his intensive work for IA sea
son. He may he expected in Miosis-
sippi during the next few weeks, but
is debarred from active service III the
pulpit for the present.
Tomorrow Thursday evening the
Il. T. Schercks will play the second
nine, and warm game can be eX-
pectcd as the thermom eter will posi-
bly, be up in the nineties. Let every
body turn out. Admission, gentlemen
lncents; ladies and children; ; cents
The game will be called at o'clOcl
an umpired by Mr. Eugene Bee.
Mr.. \. +. East. who is highly recon-
m,nded as a vocalist, is in Brookhaven
forming class to sing by note. The
singing in our churches is sadly i'll ueeC
of improvement: and we hope that oul
young people will embrace the oppor
tunity open to them during Mr.. East'
stay in our city and learn TO use what
ever of talent they have in his line o
work.
Mr.. /. Abrams, one of our most prom