The leader., 1900-05-23
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Huckleberries for sale,

TOWN AND COUNTY.
Huckleberries for SALE
A welcome rain yesterday.
The blackberry club will soon be in
order.
Little John Allen Storm continues
very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulmer spent Sunday in
Magnolia.
Miss Eliza Gartman continues Sc
riously ill.,
Mr.. W. H. Allen. of Jackson. was in
town on Sunday.
Since court adjourned, the dust has
settled to some extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Jordan arrived
Monday from McComb City.
Brookhaven has contributed liber-
ally to famine.stricken India.
All kinds of Upholstery work done
at Perkins Mattress Factory.
Mrs. Pollock and daughter, of Texas,
are guests of Mr. Abrams family.
The Misses Cato, of Union church,
have rented the Sessions cottage.
THE LEADER and Home 4 Farm to
NEW subscribers one year for S1.50.
Perkins will make your old mat
tresses new at small cost Call him up.
Cadmus Club tomorrow night at
Whitworth. A literary feast will be
served
Mr., p. Hamilton, of San Francisco.
is the guest of his boyhood friend, Mr..
+. B. Noodle.
Heuck & Son have a handsome new
delivery wagon, which is mounted by
"Uucle Dick"
Miss Alice Anding has been added
to the millinery force required at John
McGrath & Sons.
Miss Bonnie Dunn and her friend,
Mrs. Raiford, of Ruth were callers at
our office last week.
Mr.. J. W. McGrath is confined to his
home by an illness his friends hope it
will be of brief duration
Miss Rose Seavey left yesterday to
attend the marriage of Miss Isabel
Harris, at jackson, today.
Buy you a perkins Sewing Ma
chine" Guaranteed for 10 years. 50
per month. Perkins Furniture Store.
We want all the spring chickens we
can get with the springs taken OUT.
We pay cash. Ulmer & Hoke, the new
grOcers.
Mrs. T. Y. Nelson's friends tender
their sympathy to her in the loss of
of her father, Dr. j. r. Robinett, of
central Kinds.
Miss Ethel Featherstun's graduating
Recital in elocution was a source of
pleasure to a large number of invited
friends on last Friday.
Her many friends will be glad to
know that Mrs. Heuck is able now to
the enjoyments of life.
We are due thanks to the Public
School management for an invitation
to the closing exercises of the session
of 1900, May Both to June LIST.
Mr.. r. A. Campbell, of Columbia,
and Miss Bessie Morgan, of Wesson,
were married in the latter city yester-
day evening by Rev. r. j. Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Baggett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnard Bee, and Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Bee camped out at Hickman's
the early part of the week and enjoyed
a brief season fishing.
We acknowledge with thanks, an
invitation to attend the graduating re
cital of Miss Sallie Cooper, Piano, and
Miss Allie Cammack, Elocution, on
Friday evening at $50.
Brookhaven friends are glad to know
Rev. A. r. Bond is improving at his
home in Magnolia, although he will
not be able to do active service in the
ministry again during the summer.
A delightful day was passed at Miss
Eunice McCalip's country home last
Sabbath, by Misses Maude Forsythe
and Peepsie Terry, and Messrs. Coul-
ton Smith, Henry Nalty and Ruffin
Poets.
Our congratulations, in advance, are
extended Mr.. Samuel Abrams who
will wed Miss Fannie Diment, of To
peka, Kansas, on June 9th. The cour-
tesy of an invitation was received by us
from Mr.. and Mrs. L. Diment, parents
of the fair bride.
The faculty and students of Whit
worth College have the thanks of the
editor for an invitation to attend the
forty annual commencement of
that institution. The closing exercises
begin on the 10Th inst, and continue
through June 9Th, the program being
as heretofore published.
j. Q. H God, Justice of the Peace
Crosby, Miss, makes the following
statement: Il can certify that One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that is
claimed for it. My wife could not get
her breath and the first dose of it re-
lieved her. II has also benefited my
whole family" 1t acts Immediately
and cures coughs, colds, Group, grippe,