The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-12-11
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Gorham solid silver, which is sold by
jewellers only, at A. Staffier's.
All kinds of mattresses and springs
at Perkins Furniture Company's.
My stock of Diamonds and Watches
is complete. A. Staffier, Jeweler.
Mrs. Anding has moved into her new
residence in the Becker addition.
EverE- article warranted as repre-
scented at A. Staffier, the jewelers..
Mrs. Dunn moved yesterday into her
new residence in the Seavey addition.
Regular meals at % cents, the best
you will find, at the Cherokee, Adolph
LEM, Proprietor.
Mrs. w. H. Speights and infant son,
of Monticello, have been guests of
Mrs p z. Jones.
New lot of Grown and Miller or
gans- $500 per month at Perkins Fur
niture Company's.
Misses Lizzie and Stella Cooke, of
Crystal Springs, are now making their
home at Mr.. McRee's.
Rev. Mr.. Williams will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. The
public is cordially invited.
Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co. are
headquarters for furniture, cooking
stoves and sewing machines.
Heavy frosts Monday and Tuesday
nights have settled for the winter what
there was left of vegetation.
Revs. W. H. Morse and w. J. Sulli-
van, of Vossburg, have been visitors to
their daughters at the college.
Value for prices in everything sold
by A. Staffier, Jeweler, at Christmas
time, and every day in the year.
Everybody knows the Singer Sewing
Machine is the best $500 per month
at Perkins Furniture Company's.
WANTED-Room and board or fur
nished room in private family for fam
lily with three children. Address p. o.
box %.
Elegantly furnished rooms can be
had in the Larsen Building For terms
and inspection call on Chris Larsen
at his office.
Rev. 7. w. Adams, former faithful
pastor of the Brookhaven Methodist
pulpit, was visitor yesterday on his
way to Conference.
Cut Glass gifts are the popular ideal
nowadays. You can find beautiful
pieces at figure that suits the average
purse at A. Staffiers.
Art Pottery from France, Austria
or China-no nothing like it has ever been
shown in Brookhaven before-must be
seen to be appreciated, at Staff1er's.
Rev. w. H. Sanders preached last
Sabbath at the Methodist church and
left yesterday for conference at Nc
Comb. He was accompanied by Bro.
Crisler.
Mr.. c.. X. Greer and Mrs. Raiford, of
Ruth, were welcome visitors this NOR
ming. They take THE LEADER and so
know where to do their Christmas
shopping.
Mr.. r. B. Albritton and Miss Hall, of
southeast Lincoln, were married by Mr..
Parsons in his usual sanctum of the
Parsons Moreton Wentworth Co, on
yesterday.
The celebrated james & Graham
Wagon, the only wagon that ever
brought % bales of cotton to this
town. Sold exclusively by Parsons
Moreton Wentworth Company.
The happy fellow who will be ring
ing the Christmas bell must look in at
Staffler's to learn what's what in prop
er furniture for the dear girls hand.
Staff1er's present stock of gold rings
was never equaled in Brookhaven.
Many of the competitors of Harris
Business College. Jackson, Miss, are
wondering why they are so successful
in getting so many students and p'ac-
ing them in good positions. They do
First Glass Work is the reason.
The many Brookhaven friends of Mr..
Geo. Cutrer regret to hear of his death,
which took place at McComb, last Sun
day evening. He was run over by a
backing train, and died, after seven
hours of intense suffering. He was a
young man of fine character.
Messrs. Brennan and Cosnahan leave
tonight for Chicago in the interest
of their real estate business. Mr.. Bren
nan, who is prominently mentioned in
connection with the United States Dis
trict Attorneyship for this district, will
tISlt w doulDBGoh DOioi z hC iSs'i
The Sock Social at Pearlhaven last
Friday evening was pronounced sue
cess. socially and financially. Con-
gratulations are extended the energetic |
ladies who were most interested. The |
sum of money realized will be used in
the purchase of an organ for religious
services.
Daniel & Zwirn have inst received
fine lot of handsome buggiPs and sur
reys of the latest style and finish. The
editor of THE LEADER is waiting for
good weather to sample one of their
best bugRies, recently purchased. 1t is
remarkable how many vehicles OF va
rious kinds are being sold at this place
and this firm is selling an immense
number of them at great bargains.
Chas. Heuck & Sons grand opening
last Friday was a brilliant triumph for
old Santa Claus. For years sat
Heuck's" has been considered head
quarters for holiday gifts and toys aud
this year there is attractively displayed
greater profusion of beautiful things
for Christmas than ever before. If
don't deprive yourself of the pleasure
now on.
Mr.. Edwin l.. Barker gave a very de-
lightful entertainment at the Century
last night, presenting twelve parts in
Dickens masterpiece. "David Copper
field" He confirmed all the nice
things said about him as monologue
artist, and brought the different char
acters forward so prominently that
you could see and hear them, forget
ting that one man was personating all.
His representations Of "Micawber"
and sUriah Heep" would have done
credit to Mansfield or any other actor.
The audience was large and greatly
appreciated the acting of Mr.. Barker
Clarion Ledger. Tonight Mr.. Barker
viii hold audience with our people at