The leader., 1901-11-06
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Go to d. T. Bryant for cook stoves.
The happiest man in the world is the
most upright.
Nathan Zwirn has returned from
summer spent in the Old Country.
Call on lotteries, near the postof-
flee. for fine bread and fancy pastry.
Mrs. E. ]. McDavit now occupies the
Sessions cottage on West Cherokee.
Mrs NJ. L. Burton is enjoying visit
from her sister, of Workman, Texas.
Lowneys chocolates at Price &
Watsons are fresh from the factory.
You can get wagon material at Bry-
ants Hardware Store at factory
prices.
Try cur pc dinner-the best in
town. The Cherokee, Adolph LEM,
Proprietor.
Mr.. w. H. Milton returned last
Thursday from Madison county where
be spent several weeks.
Mrs. Leslie M. Stingily arrived last
week on visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Parsons.
Mrs. v B. Watts is spending SON.
time with her son, DR.. J. j. Watts, at
Fayette. Joe has been very i'll.
Richard C. Rice, special agent of
the Cumberland Telephone Company,
of Nashville, spent part of last week
in this city.
Don't fail to call on Bryant for guns,
revolvers and sporting goods. He has
the most complete line ever shown in
Brookhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Priebatsch and
Miss Esther enjoyed the grand opera
by the Maurice Grau Co., in New Or
leans last week.
Jake Boone made trip to Buffalo
recently and returned here last week
before again reporting for business on
the Arkansas railroad.
We received an elegant announce
ment card of the marriage of Mr.. Isy
Abrams and Miss Fannie Calm, and
return thanks for the courtesy.
Rev. B. F. Jones assisted Rev. ]. P.
Drake in meeting at Summit last
week. Pres. Watkins went down Satur-
day and preached several good SER
mons that day and the following.
Young John Q. Hyde had the mis-
fortune to lose his left hand in the
railroad shops of Wilson, La. He
thinks it might have been much worse
and bears his misfortune manfully.
The public schools opened up Mon
uay' We hope the children and young
people of the county who are thus Sc
cured the benefit of an education, will
make the best of their opportunities.
Miss Mollie Rutledge of Mt. Carmel,
MISS who is taking elocution lessons
IL Drookhaven, was here on a happy
''st TO her sister Mrs. SIN. Covington,
several days this week.-Sun,mit Senfi-
nel
hEkBlNE sweetens the breath, bright
'u' 'ne eyes and clears the complexion
""nout the slightest ill effects what
'.er' and ensures the natural bloom
VI VI neaith. Price, 80 cents. Price &
Watson.
'o-horrow evening in our neighbor-
1s city of Crystal Springs Miss Eula
wOr.imer will be married to Mr.. Isaac
"ni'ams, Texas. Miss Eula was very
popular In Brookhaven, while she was
~e'noer OF Whitworth's faculty, and
t r0' numerous friends and admirers in
H a.' city wish her all joy in the new
'' upon which she has entered.
4, inere is probably no disease more
T." 'iessing and annoying than piles.
Az Iihs BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is
10y 10y curing cases of years standing of
Ss 0uins and bleeding piles. The cure
0 assins on the first application, a little
rl.' makes the cure com.
NJ. e Price, 80 cents in bottles.
''' 10 cents. Price & Watson.
rrOi' A. A. McAlpin, of Auburn, was
n 'aiief at this office last Saturday.
~ reports that the Auburn school is
TkfeSslng nicely, with Miss Emma
s canning of jackson, as music teacher.
NJ; Mss Bexa Hubbard, of Terry, as
mm Instructor. The new lumber
sa VI W. j. Williams is awaking
as icy In business circles. 1t has been
po,' a TO complete the Chautauqua
STRIVING.
i,0. s people are suffering fearfully
ona Indigestion or dyspepsia, when
b,;. usie bottle of HERBINE would
eu,s 'ooat a prompt and permanent
Ma. lew doses will do more for a
asns stomach than prolonged course
pt.. 0.ner medicine. Price. so cents.