The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-17
TOWN AND COUNTY.


Shoes to mend! Call on II. Brill.
Mrs. Harry Mills, of Terry, was a
Welcome visitor last week.
Mrs. Nathan Pfeifer is spending sew
eral weeks in New Orleans.
W.D. Mckee has secured a position
on the railroad at McComb.
Mrs. Julia T. Chrisman arrived a
week ago from Yazoo county.
We regret the suffering of Mr.. W. S.
Hoskins from neuralgia attack.
The public school is busily prepar-
ing for commencement exercises.
Miss Susie Hartwell, of the Crescent
City. is the guest of Mr.. Bees family,
Robt. Storm has bought out Mr..
Lards candy interests on Front
Street.
Miss Lulah Ragsdale will give one of
her charming evenings at Summit next
Friday.
Mrs. Lula Maxwell and Miss Beu-
lab Anding visited Hazlehurst last
Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Moore is still very i'll at
the home of her father, DR.. J. B.
Daughtry.
Miss Josie Pfeifer has an attractive
guest in the person of Miss Edna Gold
stein, of Greenville.
Chas Chrisman, Esq, is building a
neat law office on his lot east of
Heuck's Opera House.
Misses. Della and Jeanette Mkell at
tended the funeral of Mrs. J. M. Buck
ly, at Jackson last Friday.
Rev. Chas. Mckee, who resided here
several years ago, has returned to
again make Brookhaven his home.
Eugene Mccormick has purchased
the residence property of Chris Lar
sen, adjoining James Miazzas home.
Mr.. &. W. Watson has moved his
family into one of the Kohlman cot
tases, recently occupied by Mr.. Say
age.
We extend our sympathy to Mrs. j.
WMartin and Mrs A. D. Ewing, whose
sister, Mrs. Munsou, died in Louisiana
last week.
Mrs. Susie Henderson is spending
several weeks in New Orleans, where
little Warren is under treatment of
DR.. Luther Sexton.
Everyone interested is invited to
meet with the Cemetery Association
tomorrow evening at o'clock in the
parlors of the Commercial Hotel
DR.. r. W. Hall has returned to Wig
gins, after session at college in Nash
vile and is practicing his profession
While waiting for fortune and fame.
liability wins, the doctor is sure to
succeed
An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure, and bottle of BAL
ARDs HoREHoUND SYRUP used in time
sWorth staff of physicians with a
drug store or two included. Price, %
and % cents, Price d Watson.
Mr.. John l.. Hart and Miss Belle
Jordan two of Lincoln's worthy young
people were married on the It'll inst.
new t. j. Boone officiating. The
oride Is a daughter of Mr.. Wills. Jor
Dan, of the Mt. Moriah settlement
Most women with female weakness
'uher dreadfully from piles in add
uOn to their other pains. They may
oe cured by using TABLER's BUCKEYE
TILE TILE OINTMENT. Price, so cents in bot
A7s' tubes, 70 cents. Price & Watson.
ferfect digestion is the only founda
"oh Tor perfect health. The food we
ea' makes all the blood we have, which
!. ~ turn feeds every nerve, muscle and
issue IN the body. HERBINE quickens
'ue appetite, aids digestion, gives tone
'Hu Vigor to all the functions and en-
I n. good health. Price, so cents
rrlce q Watson.
@rs. Martha Magee, the revered
4o'ner of Mr.. S. r. Magee, has been
as guest. Mrs. Magee was lifelong
a'ena OF Mr.. j. H. Thompson, whose
seath We recorded last week and theil
~ seS differed 10y only three months
Tue pretty young daughters ant
'"e OF Mr.. Magee always cherish
''uaefly the visits of the aged grand
mother.
MOT Higdon, who shot himself in the
accidentally at Wesson few week:
W and was carried to the hospital il
~" orleans for treatment, died In
.a' city Friday night. Amputation
i. a' resorted to as last means of saw
* us life, but it was too late, blood
issuing having set 10. He was q
'o'ner of Mr.. Wat Higdon, of Brook
ven and his remains we're brought
s'e saturday night and carried from
'e 70 Copiah county Sunday morn
Jug for interment.