The leader., 1901-11-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.

OOOOSSNSSSSSS
Houses are wanted for rent.
Go to D. T. Bryant for cook stoves.
DAYS are short-work while it is yet
day.
Miss NADIA Crawford is now engaged
selling goods for c.. Heuck & Sons.
Mr.. w. E. Price left last Thursday
morning for visit to New Orleans.
Call on lotteries, near the postof-
flee, for fine bread and fancy pastry.
Lowneys chocolates at Price Il
Watson's are fresh from the factory.
You can get wagon material at Bry-
ants Hardware Store at factory
prices.
TRY our 25c dinner-the best in
town. The Cherokee, Adolph LEM,
Proprietor.
Mrs. C. A. Hudnall has returned to
her home in Brookhaven and is well
coined back by her many friends.
Miss Maggie Ryals is now engaged as
cashier and bookkeeper in the Ocean
Springs Drug Store at Ocean Springs.
Don't fail to call on Bryant for guns,
revolvers and sporting goods. He has
the most complete line ever shown in
Brookhaven.
Mr. Brooks West has purchased lots
from Mr.. A. D. McClendon and will
soon build a nice cottage in the
northern portion of the city.
Prof T. p. SCOTS night school
should arouse the interest and ambi-
ton of many of our boys who are too
busy for books during the day.
The wife and three children of DR..
Jones, of Price & Watson's, have ar
rived and are boarding at Mrs. Nc
Reefs. They are anxious to secure a
residence
Mr., Henry Gillette Magee was visit
Or last Tuesday from Cold Springs.
he was happily married on Wednes-
day to Miss Willie Newman at Helms
Memorial Church.
Remember that Rev. A. A. Lomax
will lecture at the Baptist church to-
morrow night under the auspices of
Il the W. M. S. Come out and bring a
contribution for the parsonage fund.
HFRpINr ha hrsnhf
ems the eyes and clears the complexion
without the slightest ill effects what
ever, and ensures the natural bloom
OF health. Price, 80 cents. Price &
Watson.
treat sympathy is expressed for
Mrs. Mary Cassidy Holden in the
death of her little son. Cassidy. which
Sad event occurred last Wednesday. Mrs
H. CASSIDY went to Summit to be with
ner sorely bereaved daughter.
Miss Esther Priebatsch entertained
.ue Cadmus club last Thursday night.
nef father's sudden illness threw a
SHADOW over the meeting and the club
greatly appreciated the Inequalities
extended under the sad circumstances.
a terrible accident befell the little
wyear old son of Mr.. T. H. Gatlin, of
1uayer, last week. He was horned by
a1cious bull; his chest being perfo-
ia'so and lung injured. He was doing
VOL al last report, after his painful
experience.
many people are suffering fearfully
nOm indigestion or dyspepsia, when
pDe single bottle of HERBINE would
.'ns ABOUT a prompt and permanent
Vu'e' few doses will do more for 6
'aA stomach than prolonged course
D. any other medicine. Price, so cents
frlce & Watson.
ev. W, IL. Sanders and wife left
Mo, thursday after several days visit
s"u hev' and Mrs. Crisler. Brother
~, auuefS Won favorably among our peo
through the uplifting sermons he
sse sa0ned during the last days of the
church. 0'
a. .nere Is probably no disease more
T,H, Kissing and annoying than piles
a.;,- -1As BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is
M! curing cases of years standing oil
hsai ls and bleeding piles. The cure
Osssa us on the first application, a little
observance nss makes the cure com
F T,'se Price, 50 cents in bottles
10 cents. Price & Watson.
inc ou L. F. Brennan, one of the lead
i,s.I attorneys of the State, came VI
hum Sn Brookhaven to look after some
Itis l ls before the Supreme Court
can, "fned that he will be an appli
sa ~ LOT United States attorney from
s,on southern district, and will b.
iset ,s g endorsed for the place. The
so0 s mat he is attorney for Lincoln
DENY and the city Of Brookhayen
stsaS; sratic strongholds, show his high
at home.-C Clarion Ledger.