The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Mics Ida Keenan, Is spending the
GEEK in McComo.
Sam Abrams spent several days in
Magnolia last week.
cH Dahlstrom is sole agent for the
Imperial Gas Lamp.
Ms G. W. Watson is recovering
liter weeks illness.
ursA C. Seavey entertained at a
bmIy dinner on Sunday.
Miss Julia Hoskins was the recent
nest of Mrs. Townes at Magnolia.
Mrs.JI Dale has returned from a
tAree months visit to Tallulah, La.
Miss Mollie Prestridge, Of Norfleld,
,isited Brookhaven friends last week.
Mr.. Joe Van has moved his family
into bis new residence on Monticello
street.
Mrs. E. M. Bee, jr., and Miss Rose
Seavey left this morning for New Or
leans.
Mr. Jesse Smith is building new
dining room and kitchen to his resi-
dence.
ia. Fugler, of Fair River, was a
pleasant caller at this Office last Sat
urday.
/ |. W. Hoskins has purchased the
! residence recently occupied by Rev. ].
". Chambers.
Mrs. ]. E. Seavey and Miss Tullia
Smith have been great sufferers from
! stacks of la grippe.
Subscribers continue to come in on
our Home and Farm offer. There is
always room for more.
Mrs. Blanche Baugh and her hand
some little son we're visitors at her
| parents home last week.
Webster Buie spent Sunday in
Brookhaven. Webster is making fine
progress at Harris Business College,
| Jackson.
Mrs. Louis Montville is missed by
her Brookhaven friends and neighbors
this week, while she is enjoying a visit
to Memphis.
! There were three accessions to the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
Ing after an able sermon preached by
Pastor Crisler.
The Methodist Sunday School teach
ss have agreed to hold weekly meet
ngs after the prayer meetings on Wed
nesday nights.
Some of the young men of the town
engaged the minstrels after the show
q last Friday night and serenaded a
number of our citizens.
1 The LEADER in announcing last
week the name of the new clerk at the
postoffice, should have said Frank in
stead of James Cameron.
4 Mrs. Peale, accompanied by her
laughter, Miss Sallie, came down from
nazlehurst Sunday to spend the day
hth Mrs. McMaster and Miss Mary
Aeddlng at the home of j. H. Redding
Constipation leads to liver trouble
snd torpid liver to Bright's Disease
frlckly Ash Bitters is certain cure
y any stage of the disorder. G. e
Grafton Drug Co.
Mrs. J. W. McMaster and her daugh.
VII MISS Mary Redding, both of whom
ae we'll known in this city, arrived al
m ], home of Mr.. J. H. Redding last
Thursday.
your stomach is disordered, bow
sSirregular, and you don't feel we'll
'0a need Prickly Ash Bitters. It i.
very effective in removing this condi
a0n' c. E. Grafton Drug Co.
u troubled with weak digestion
e,cnlng, sour stomach, or II you fee
su'i after eating, try Chamberlain
0'omach and Liver Tablets. Price, p
vsu's Samples free at c. Z. ORATOR
Drug company's.
Cut this out and take it to C. E
u'alton Drug Company and get q fre'
aupie OF Chamberlain's Stomach ant
liver Tablets, the best physic. The!
.so cure disorders of the stomach
"n0usness and headache.
me Missionary Society Of the Meth
u,st church held meeting, out of tn
ulnary, at the district parsonage
.0naay afternoon. Each member in
"'so two ladies, who were not mem
s''s, to attend. and furnished luncl
= the three. Contributions in none!
~ also in order. A delightful even
= was spent By all participants,
aching in the small OF the back is Al
.u'eatlon Of BriRhts Disease. TIL
roper course in such cases is to TAX
Wv doses Of Prickly Ash Bitters. ]
a effective kidney remedy AM
Sel regulator. O. =. Grafton Drul
= NJ Jack Allgood brought to thi
luce last Friday two tnrnips one
sn0s globe and the other q purpl
4 Globe which together weighed
funds. The yellow or amber glob
U : little the larger Of the two AM
eaed . pounds. Mr.. Alleood say
~ one-half acre 81 ground, abou
Of which was too low and vet 3
ance well, be has sold so worth Q
ps during ~ sssson.