The leader., 1901-05-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Suubeams Saturday.

of Searlls Bros, Of Vicksburg
Miss Dunlavy, of Fort Worth, Texas,
is the guest of Miss Carrie Cassidy.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. G. Lyell, of Wes-
son, we're Saturday visitors to this
city.
"Mama, wish your strawberry short
cake was longer" said an apt little
girl.
Miss Florence A. Young, of Canton,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Milton.
Mrs. T. H. Perkins and Miss Josie
May are visitors to Mrs. Girard, at
NatcheZ.
Hon. and Mrs. r. N. Miller, of Halle.
hurst, are distinguished visitors to
Brookhaven.
Ice cream freezers, lemon squeezers,
ice picks. Only the best kept by the
NoYelty Store.
Jake Boone, who is now rqilroading
in Texas, is on brief visit to BROCK
haven relatives.
Carl Smith returned to Mississippi
College Monday, after visit to Brook
haven relatives.
Miss Addie Willonghby has the
thanks of this office for bouquet of
very beautiful roses.
Mrs. James Covingtoh, of Summit,
was a visitor to her sister, Miss Rut-
ledge. at the College this week.
THE LEADkB is prepared to print
Confederate Veteran badges for the
Memphis Reunion on short notice.
The Cadmus Club will meet in the
| Cassidy Library tomorrow night at
$40. Members are urged to attend.
Mrs Lee Allen has the thanks Of
the editor and wife for bouquet OF
exquisite flowers sent them yesterday
PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver, tones up the
stomach aad pprities the bowels. G. E
Grafton Drug Go,
Jacksonville, Fla, has had a $40,
100000 fire. lib blocks Of the cit!
were destroyed and 10000 people ar
bonseless and homeless.
The Brookhayen base ball diamond
will be on the old Fair Grounds agaiI
this season, as the Storm Park grounds
have been converted into a pasture.
| The Sunbeams will entertain theil
friends at Mrs. Benefits residenc,
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. AID
mission, 10 cents: refreshments free.
Try the new remedy for eestiveness
| Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets. Every box guaranteed. Price
% cents. For sale by c. E. Grafton
Drug Co.
Judge Powell's desk is beng KEEP
| beautifully adorned with flowers b,
his fair lady friends a compliment N,
one can appreciate more than thu
Judge himself.
Rev. r. H. Purser ana bis daughter
Miss Lizzie; Rev. r. j. Boone Sad Mrs
T. C. Maxwell will attend the South
ern Baptist Convention at New Or
leans this week,
The ladies wonder nov Mrs. B. man
ages to preserve her youthful looks
The secret is she takes PRicKLr ASI
B1T' Ess: it keeps the system in perfec
order. e. y. Grafton Drug Co.
Mr.. 1. Isaccs left Monday for Vicks
burg to attend the Grand Lodge of tn,
| |. o. o. F. which convenes ia the Hill
City today. He will represent tn,
Wesson lodge in the grand body.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, H. Maxwell of Du
rant, are spending IA few days wit
Brookhaven relatives. They will go O
the big railroad conductors excursiq
to the West. which starts on the 12t
Every memt.v of the Junior Leagi,
who expects to atte&9 the moonlig
picnic at the Park, Friday. to 10 p. H.
must secure card from Miss Lou,
Bernard. No one will be admitte; "
the grounds without card.
The Brookhaven kid nine play
Hazlehurst kid nine last Friday VIZ
were beaten-l6 to 10. Our kiC
the Hazlehurst kids were to- ~.
Anyway, the same teams will
Eriaar $3.50 .a a sloul and 20
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P. ~
Brentwood, Texas, are CUES,
tlves in this city. They fr~ye
the 18th to enjoy the como t ~ p,t
cnrsion to the West. Mis- .ESfttu ~
Ter, who is now the guest & ~ ~
Mikell, will accompany NJ ~ -;
Pickens on their trip.
Don't despair because you nave
weak constitution. The vitalizing
principle of HERBINE will assuredly
strengthen it. In every drop of HERB
me there is life. There is stimulat-
ing, regenerating power, unequaled in
the whole range of medicinal prepare
tons. Price, 80 cents. Price & Wat
son.
The stock law is being very laxly en-
forced in some portions of the city.
Conductor McLaurin told a LEADER
reporter yesterday that the COWS re-
peatedly congregate in the streets near
his residence and the Jewish synagogue
to such an extent that at times his
children dare not venture out. What
is the use of having laws if they are
left to enforce themselves?
Judge H. Cassidy was able to ap-