The leader., 1901-02-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Cadmus Friday evening.
Valentines Day next week.

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Goods at cost at Nathan Zwirn's.
Look out for Price & Wstson's ad!
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard are now board
ing at Mrs McRee's.
IL you are In trouble, send for Per-
kins' plumber or timer.
There is very pretty line of valen-
tines at Price & Watson's.
Bucks stoves and ranges at C. b.
Perkins Hardware Store.
The LEADER and Home and Farm
for s1.5O, payable in advance.
Mrs. Ada PROXY is spending the week
with Mrs. Holden, at Summit.
Miss Eliza Daughtry's happy return
home is Swallowed by her illness.
Rev. r. j. Boone has fine stock Of
valentines, sentimental and comic.
Call at Rev. r. J. Boone's book store
for Valentines. He has a full line.
Miss Eva Kohlman has gone to New
Orleans to enjoy the Carnival season.
Miss Clio Smith was Miss May Sher-
mans guest one bright day last week.
HOFFMAN has handsome and mod
ern cottage for rent.-Apply immedi
ately.
Packard electric light globes, guar
anteed for 900 hours, for sale by C. b
Perkins.
Mrs. Harry Mills is spending the
week under the sheltering caves Of her
fathers home.
Mrs. Mamie Smith Anderson, Of
Pickens, is enjoying the delights of her
girlhood's home.
See the advertisement of the Martha
Washington Tea Party for the twenty
second of February.
Miss Leo Throckmorton will be the
guest Of Miss Beulah Bayliss the lat
ter part Of the week.
Miss Mary Moreton will agein pleas
antly entertain her friends at crokin
ole tomorrow evening.
See notice of the Parsons Moreton
Wentworth Company in another col
umn about premium tickets.
AS You walk by Nathan Zwirn's store
on Front street, notice his attractive
advertisement of goods at cost.
There will be services at the Episco
pal church next Sunday, the 10th, Al
p. M, conducted by Rev. d. E. Holt
Nathan Zwirn is selling out his stool
of merchandise ON Front street at cost
preparatory to making trip to Eu
rope.
M. Greenwood, the great clothing
man, is having the glass front to hi
store changed to make more room TO
his increasing trade.
Subscription price to THE LEADER il
s1.5O; to the Home aud Farm, so cts
but you can get both one year TO
the price of The LEADER.
Mrs. Scarborough, a sister of Hon
w. F. Parsons, is lying ill with pneu
monla, with little hope of recovery
Her home is ten miles in the country
Superintendent eagle says there ar
10 prisoners now in his custody at tn
County Farm. All except one ar
men, and all except two WIN Scheidle
and John Corbett) are colored.
When pain or irritation exists OF
any part of the body the application
of BILLIARDS. Snow EMINENT will Civ,
prompt relief. Price, % and 50 cents
Sold by Price Watson.
c. B. Perkins has sold his hearse t.
a Hazlehurst man, and has purchaser
a thousand dollar funeral car. Thi
may afford something of comfort t.
those of us to whom elegance, even il
death, is desirable.
There is probably no disease or con
dition of the human system that cause
more suffering and distress than piles
TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE OINTMEN
cures them quickly, without pain o
detention from business. Price, s
cents in bottles. Tubes, rs cents. Sol
by Price d Watson.
Miss Carrie Terry is receiving tn
tender care of her nd-mother, Mrs
Boswell, during season of indispos
ton that caused her return fror
Lumberton, where she was engaged i
teaching. We hope for her early +,
turn to health.