The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Blanche Decell was in town
yesterday.
Miss Katie Hill was taken suddenly
i'll on Monday.
We want your chickens and eggs.
Parsons, Moreton & Co.
Miss Lena McFadden has returned
from McComb city visit.
Miss Fannie Moreton has recovered
from a recent serious illness.
Miss Ada Sumrall spent Monday
with Mrs. Simmons, at Summit.
Go to lotteries for the best bread
in the State % tickets for 81.
Mrs. j. w. Cassidy, of Summit, Wis
tied Mrs. F. A. Cameron last week.
Webster Buie has gone to Jackson
to enter Harris Business College.
Mr.. G. w. Watson left last week for
New York. He will be absent several
weeks.
CD. Perkins Steel Ranges for $3.50
bargain everywhere. Guaranteed.
Try one.
EN-. Price e. Co., have six hole
steel range with high shelf and reser-
voir for $25.
Mill Supplies, Betting, Jet Pumps,
Valves and Oils at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
Big bargains in stoves and ranges
and all kitchen furniture at E. M.
Price & Cos.
Messrs. S. III. Hardenburg and
Clyde Nicely, of Crystal Springs, were
recent visitors.
Miss Bette Poets, of Copiah county,
is now engaged as clerk at Parsons,
Moreton & Cos.
Mr.. A. Oulif, of Crystal Springs,
was the guest of his relative, Mr..
Kohlman, Sunday.
Parsons, Moreton & Co. want your
trade and have the goods and the
prices, sure, sure, sure.
Mr.. E. Simon will move his family
tomorrow into the newly-built resi-
dence on Chippewa Street.
Miss Clara Jones has returned to
Whitworth, after few days illness at
her home in Crystal Springs.
Delicious Egg Phosphate, Bon bon
and Milk Shakes always on draught at
Price & Watson's new fount.
FoR SALE-A gentle mare, years
old, surrey and harness, cheap. Phone
IS, rings. c. M. MCGEHEE.
Mr.. E. A. Roof, of Ashley, Illinois,
was pleasant visitor at the home of
Captain and Mrs. John Mason last
week.
Miss Wright, of New Orleans, re-
turns to her home tomorrow after a
pleasant visit to Miss Ethel Feather
stun.
Send in your orders to lotteries
he day before and he will make any
kind of bread or cakes the public
wants.
Parsons, Moreton q Co., will sell you
more goods for less money than any
house in town, if you don't believe it,
try them.
Go to lotteries for the best Ash in
town. Scale and catfish. Also fried
chicken, fried fish and oysters served
in "auy old STYLE"
Tom Watts has returned from Yazoo
City for repairs, having come too rap
idly down telephone pole in that city,
he badly sprained his ankle.
Mr.. Barnard and his attractive fam
lily have become Brookhaven residents
and are boarding with Mrs. Hudnall.
Mr.. B. is prominent cotton buyer.
Jake Boone suffered something like
sunstroke at Wesson on Monday, and
was brought home that evening. He will
probably be out again in few days.
Whitworth College girls deem stud
ying q privilege and pleasure be-
meath the electric lights. The dormi-
tories are also illumined by electricity.
Our merchants are laying in un-
usually heavy fall stocks of merchan-
disc and will offer great inducements
to all who trade in Brookhaven this
fall and winter.
The most dainty and effective pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
They are unequalled for all liver and
bowel troubles. Never gripe. c. e.
Grafton.
You can spell 1t cough, coff, caugh,
kauf. kaf, kough or kaugh, but the
only harmless remedy that quickly
cures It h One Minute Cough Cure. C.
r. Grafton.
Our young friend, Lieut.. II. L. APP
plewhite. Is again located At Fort
Scrsvsn, Tybes Island, Ga, where the
good Wishes Of his many friends in
this vicinity sttshd him.