The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-07
TOWN AND COUNTY.

the thermometer.
Mrs. Henry Alcus was a visitor OF
last week from Summit.
Miss Nellie McGrath entertained at
eucbre last Friday evening.
Miss Annie Linfield is the guest of
her sister Mrs. B. F. Jones.
Miss Mary Lewis is enjoying vaca-
ton at her home in this city.
The axle tree is bringing the most
fruit just now; but it is not hen fruit.
Mrs. L. NJ. Stingily and baby boy ar
rived last Wednesday from Pela-
hatchie.
Miss Zula Malone was at home to a
number of young friends last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cooke have been
visitors to Mrs. Dampeer, their daugh-
er, who resides at Hazlehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams, relatives of
Mr.. and Mr.. Tom Allen, have moved
into the East Union neighborhood.
R, W. McNair left the heat of this
metropolis last week and went a-tish-
ing near Fayette with his brother,
SD,
Mr.. Greenwood has closed up his
place of business here and has started
anew at Trenton, Tenn, where the best
wishes of Brookhaven friends attend
him.
The annual protracted meeting of
the Union Hall church will begin next
Sunday. Rev. Hathorn, of Clinton,
will assist the pastor, Rev. r. H.
Purser.
Mr.. j. H, Hodgman has the thanks of
the editor for some of his delicious
honey that has no superior in this
sunny land of busy bees and clover
blossoms.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhpa Remedy has a world wide
reputation for its cures. 1t never
fails and is pleasant and safe to take.
FOR sale by c. E. Grafton Drug Co.
Extreme hot weather is great tax
upon the digestive power of babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
gwen dose of WHITES CREAM YER
MFpGE. Price, % cents. Price a. Wat
son,
Inc bridge across West Bogue Chit
w. near Tom Hilton's, was bid off to
= b. Smith at public outcry last Mon
Jay Tor sl7d73. The county road ma
ealle was knocked off to Albert Ev-
ans for $500.
The McGraths are getting ready for
ao'g TALL and winter trade by doub-
Jug The capacity of their warehouse.
iuey nave also improved their stock
yards Tor the accommodation of their
country customers.
FOR digestive weakness, nervousness,
p'iuS IN the side, fiatulence, dizziness,
"aAelulness, headache and other an
uoyme accomplishments of costiveness,
AhhblNE Is prompt and unequalled
Watson.
we wonder how many of our mer-
'aants would accommodate man
WIN a nlckel's worth of merchandise,
whatever variety, once week every
wa in The year, provided he didn't
pas the nickel? The LEADER, all we
lave In stock, has been going that way
Ne''y frequently for some time.
we nave received the tenth annual
a'aiogue of the Braxton Collegiate
as','ute' Marshall Mccullough, prin-
~t pul Over $50 pupils were enrolled,
1''e mississippi College, Sam Hous-
~ normal College, Cincinnati Con-
e''a.ory of Music, Chicago Universe
~ ana hillman College are represent
I" In the faculty.
=, "es are not only in, and of them
-, 'eS very painful and annoying, but
o,s n greatly aggravate and even cause
't grave and painful affections, and
'u' therefore not be neglected
A'LtRS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is a
s.sa' boon to sufferers as it will cure
r lsu' Price, so cents in bottles
eS' 10 cents. Price & Watson.
q. Inc irm of John McGrath & Sons
A., At canton, will be duly incorpor-
I'm. under the laws of this State. The
4. Sing are named as members OF
~ urn In the charter, now being pub
Gu III the Canton Times: John Nc.
IAN, j. W. McGrath, M. d. McGrath
A.. A.. acGrath and F. F. Becker, resi-.
a' e'tlzens Of Brookhaven; John w.
Na'ohg, of Wesson, and r. w.
NY OF Canton. all in the State OF
so, sslppi The name by which this
NJ Mutation shall be known is John
wrath L Sons Co."