The leader., 1900-05-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ocain stricken with illness last week.
p;e!ure frames ready made to order
by T. II. Perkins.
Mrs W. A. Townes is employed as
hook keeper at J. M. Woods.
Miss Rebecca Cooper, of Yazoo, at
tended the recital on Friday evening.
Mrs Emma Appel, of Crystal Springs,
i the guest of Mrs. Chas. Oberschmidt,
~, and Mrs. W. G. Penn, of Jack
.on are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Penn.
Miss Made Lewis, of Jonesvilie, vis-
tied her class mate, Miss Susie Wood,
last week.
Miss Hattie Vaughan, of Prescott,
Ark. is an accomplished guest OF Miss
Susie Wood.
Miss Laura Penn was behind the
counters OF Louis Cohn Il Bros, on
bargain days.
With other good things you will find
DR.. Davis Mexican June Corn at Par
sons, Moreton X Cos.
Miss Bessie Mccormick, of Union
Church, is spending the week with her
sister. Mrs. Oberschmidt.
Louis Cohn & Bros. Bargain Sale
Days were satisfactory ones both to
statesmen and purchasers.
Field editor Scarborough's editorial
Suing the Railroad, continues to be
copied by the State press.
The Moreton d Helm Lumber Com
pany have purchased 1900 acres of land
east Of the Homochitto in Jefferson
county.
Mr. Sam Abrams cottage on the
corner next to w. X. Wood residence,
is a lovely addition to the attractions
of that neighborhood.
The successful farmer will at least
make plenty of corn. The best variety
to plant late is the Mexican June Corn
found at Parsons, Moreton q Cos.
Mr. Aaron Hurst is recreating at his
old home in Aberdeen this week, and
while the whole town misses his genial
presence, it wishes him a pleasant
visit
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
finest pills ever used,"- D. j. Moore,
Millbrook. Ala. They quickly cure all
liver and bowel troubles. G. E. Graf
ton,
Among visitors to the Teachers
Meeting at Adams Camp Ground on
Saturday, were Misses Addie Smith,
Lerah adams, Mamie Powell, Eula
Mortimer, LiIlias Lougheed, Prof. and
Mrs. c. B. Snyder and Prof. G. L..
Harrell.
Purify the sewers of the body and
Stimulate the digestive organs to main
tain health, strength and energy.
FRcbLY ASH BITTERs is tonic for the
Kidneys. livor, stomach and bowels
For sale by c. E. Grafton.
We are IN receipt of an elegant invi-
tatlon from Hillman College to attend
the Commencement exercises. This
hI.rl.
hiSh grade institution of learning has
mad year of prosperity and growth
which portends still greater things for
the future.
An elegant Autographed invitation
10 belhaVen College has been received
aI 'hls office. The motto of this in
stltution "a past forever gone. a fu-
lure still our own"-shows forth the en-
ergy and ambition of its worthy head.
commencement exercises will take
place from June Bird to 9Th, inclusive.
Miss Susie Powell has received a
hearty vote of thanks from the Board
Vi control of the Nortield School for
Ine excellent services she rendered
uurlhg the last term, and also notifica-
'ioh OF reelection to the same posi-
'ioh Tor next session. We congrat-
uiaIe both the school and the teacher.
.. W hats in a name?" The word
cutters does not always indicate
1ome'hing harsh and disagreeable.
TRICKY ASH BITTERs is proof of this.
- eleanses, strengthens and regulates
'ne system thoroughly, yet it is so
PHEASANT the most delicate stomach
VIII W not object to it, Sold by C, E.
Grafton.
MISS Allie Cammack's elocution re-
oital at Whitworth on last Friday
nisht was superb rendition of the Sc
iect program, and the immense audience
were enthusiastic in their praise of her.
" c'iSS cammack was assisted by Miss
oooper, pianist, and Miss Mortimer, So
praho, both of whom distinguished
themselves as musicians of rare talent
and culture.
me Cadmeans held pleasant meet
rug az the College on Thursday even
Jug Burns poems were under dis
ee'Sioh and admirable readings were
SVEN py Misses Addie Marshall, Ma
D. martin, Lulah Ragsdale and Mr..
siauy. Miss Sherman sweetly rem
s 0,eo vocal solo, while Miss johnson
ae,iented all with an impromptu piano
aoio Delightful refreshments were