The leader., 1901-09-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

IuNIN hlND SOSANA O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Turner Blackwell visited jackson
last Friday.
I'M Wood has added another phone
to his store.
HC. Runyon left last week for a
visit to Cincinnati.
In four weeks Solvents gin has
turned out 237 bales.
Tilden Price was a visitor from
louisiana last week.
The cookie burrs are green. Win
ter is good way off yet.
Mrs. Ross has returned from a pleas
ant visit to Pontchatoula.
DR.. Loves family are enjoying visit
to old friends in Minnesota.
The chicken and egg famine pre-
walls here and at other points.
Miss Beatrice Mcmillan is expected
home on vacation this week.
The ice boy met with cold recep-
ton several mornings last week.
Ice was seen in Brookhaven last
week-we have had it all summer.
Some of our merchants have en-
jOyed visits from the price cutter.
The Cadmus Club is preparing for a
very original anniversary meeting.
Santa Claus is already at work at his
old headquarters at Charles Heuck &
Sons.
Mr.. Brantley Smith has our baby's
thanks for the first sugar cane of the
season.
Pearl River and East Union Mills
closed down for all Of memorial day
last week.
Mrs. R. f. Lott, the fairest drum
mer in the State, was in Brookhaven
last week.
Miss Lutte Afford, a member of a
prominent Gallman family, has entered
Whitworth.
The way to enforce law is to enforce
1t Some people live as though they
are apologizing for it.
Mrs. j. D. Dampeer, of Hazlehurst,
visited her mother, Mrs. j. N. Cooke,
several days last week.
Rev. }. j. ". Mathis, who is again
agent for The Baptist, was canvassing
Brookhaven last week.
At Greenville a negro's body was
lOInd caught in the fork of a big gum
aee' 70 feet above the ground.
Mrs. M. S. Menger arri we'd last
Wednesday to spend a few days with
ner daughter, Mrs. B. T. Hobbs.
fyou want to get nice sample and
good turnout, try Schwem's New Ad-
vance gin, two blocks east of depot.
BELT said to the credit of our col
cred citizens that they, too, observed
memorial day in becoming manner.
'ohn W. Mathis, of Copiah, is fear
'e''y called "The widow crank" by a
correspondent of the Hazlehurst
.Oufier. We presume his head is
turned,
M and Mrs. r. w. Bee have re-
turned from Mt. Olive. Mr.. Bee, who
uas completely recovered his health, is
uoS assisting the railroad auditor in
bis duties,
MISSES Felice and Ida Lyell, the love-
y young sisters of our townsman, g..
~ hyeil, Esq, were visitors on Thurs
way and attended Miss Ford's recital
that evening.
aiter visit of three months to her
c 'ler' Mrs. A. w. Hartford, of Nc
'mo, MRS. Geo. A. Barnes has re-
.arued to Brookhaven accompan led by
vi daughters, Misses Elizabeth, Clara
Louise and Georgia Belle.
0Ofn-huskers' sprained wrists, barb
're cuts and sprains, or cuts
'~ any other cause, are quickly
a'ea when BILLIARDS. Snow LINIMENT
promptly applied. Price, 25 and 80
''u'S' Price & Watson.
M marry Mills, ticket agent at the
sa'eoser depot, says sales have in
,, ,a'ed 100 per cent. since his location
MN nun place several months ago. Mr..
Is delighted with his residence
,.s suS city, as is also our affable freight
Ma: a' Mr. Stepp. Mr.. Stepp is now
sa'aotly located in the Abrams cot
-Non Jackson street.
.osa westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind.
!. poor man, but he says he would
AZ, 70 without Chamberlain's Pain
~ u II cost five dollars bottle, for
,,s. 0u MIN from being cripple. No
Hei. ai application is equal to this
n... 'n' ior stiff and swollen joints,
ma ac'ed muscles, stiff neck, sprains
h.. aeumatic and muscular pains.
n,.;s, a'so cured numerous cases of
or paralysis. II is for sale by