The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-02-20
NJ d. T. Bryant visited Wesson

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Mr. Chas. Dahlstrom succumbed to
illness again last Sabbath.
n NJ. Lee, of Monticello, was a
pleasant caller last Friday.
Chaiuless Bicycles for $50, by c. II.
Dabls,rom, the bicycle man.
Go to C. H. Dahlstrom, the bicycle
man. for bicycles and sundries.
Mrs. Watson continues ill; but is not
considered in critical condition.
Umbrellas covered and. repaired by
Oh. Dahlstrom, the bicycle man.
Did you say Brookhaven had "gone
tosm4sh?" Oh, no, it was Mrs. Ma
ton.
Last Sunday Mrs. Maggie Holmes, of
Johnson Station, was Mrs. Crisler's
guest
Mrs. Haynie, of Nashville, is the
guest of her grand daughter, Mrs. j. j.
McGrath.
Mr.. Oscar Newton, Jr., cashier of the
Bank of Brookhaven, visited Jackson
last week.
Mr.. Joe Sexton visited the home
folks at Wesson on "the seventh da y
of the week."
The trains going south have been
loaded to the platforms with visitors
to the Carnival.
Mrs. r. w. Biggs, of Crystal Springs,
visited her daughter at the College the
first of the week.
Mr.. NJ. T. Flood left last Sabbath ON
business trip to st. Louis for John
McGrath & Sons.
A Donkey Party was the delight of
the Sunbeams at Mrs. McCalip's on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. E. F. Jones, of Wesson, is now in
the employ of Mr.. D. 7. Bryant, our
new hardware man.
Subscribers continue to come in ON
our Home and Farm offer. There is
always room for more.
Mrs. W. L. Weathersby, of Crystal
Springs, spent part of Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. B. T. Hobbs.
Miss Eunice Anding's pretty new
residence is adding attractiveness to
the Becker neighborhood.
For RENT.-A good farm near Well
man, Miss. For. particulars, apply to
W. Lee Bowman, Wellman, Miss.
Mr. |. B. Lard runs one of the sweet
est establishments in town-the candy
shop formerly owned by Mr.. Grice.
Miss Kirchhaine, the popular head
milliner at McGrath's, has gone to ST.
Louis for visit. She left Sunday.
Subscription price to THE LEADER is
sLoo; to the Home and Farm, 80 cts.
out you can get both one year for
the price of The LEADER.
Dr. Z. P. Conerly, of Ruth, was one
OF our valued callers last Saturday
We were pleased to note that the
doctors health had greatly improved
We are requested by the president
10 announce that the next meeting OF
Oh the W. M. s. will be held on Mon,
uay evening in the Baptist church
at $50,
r. L, Barnum once said: "If you
nave only $40 capital to begin your
BUSINESS, and want to make money, be
sure to spend S. in advertising in the
newspapers"
are you nervous, run down, weak
ana dlspirited? Take few doses OF
nERBINE. 1t will infuse new energy
new life into the exhausted nerves, the
oVerworked brain or muscular system
anu put new face on life and bust
ness' Price, 30 cents. Sold by Price
d Watson.
MISS Belle Buckets, the attractive
young daughter of Mrs. Joseph E
buckets, was married last Sunday
uorhing to Mr.. Burch Herring, of this
county, Rev. R. H. Purser performing
sne ceremony. Our best wishes are
attended the young couple.
Don't let the hand of time paint
"fiokies on your face. Keep young
y keeping the blood pure and the di
ss'iVe organs in healthful condition
hRBiNE will do this. Health is youth
ulsease and sickness bring old age
Watson.
:. Is, sometimes, with difficulty tha
'auies pass upon our streets, on &C
'ount OF the unwarranted congregation
v negroes and few toughs in tn,
Aiadie of the sidewalks or on the cor
lsrs' To our knowledge, this has hap
peued several times of late, and i
sn' not to occur. especially when oul
wy policemen are in sight.
q. Magee, Of Franklin county, wal
our ONCE Saturday and showed vi
modei OF wagon brake, for which
mas received patent. BY mean;
"a cross bar, spring and chain, thu
Ae IS automatically applied when
s' the team starts down hill, and l
t;aeased when the traces are agaii
a. ;.sned, II ought to prove popu