The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Turkey time and pumpkin pie.
Go to D. T. Bryant for cook stoves.
Miss Susie Powell was visitor Sun
day from Norfeld.
Capt D. D. Ewing and Charles Cowan
were Sabbath visitors.
Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale has returned
from visit to Hazlehurst
Mrs. J. n. Cooke returned Friday
from trip to Hazlehurst.
Killing frosts covered the earth
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Go to Parsons Moreton- Wentworth
Co. for dressed dolls for Christmas.
Call on lotteries, near the postof-
flee, for fine bread and fancy pastry.
Lowney's chocolates at Price a
Watson's are fresh from the factory.
Mrs. S. A. Sumrall arrived last Fri
day, to be the guest of relatives in this
city
Mr.. Leon Pfeifer, of New Orleans,
was among welcome callers last Sab
bath
You can get wagon material at Bry-
ants Hardware Store at factory
prices.
Try our 25c dinner-the best in
town. The Cherokee, Adolph LEM,
Proprietor.
Brookhaven was finely represented
at the Ringing Show in Hazlehurst
last Thursday.
Miss Emma Bee spent last Sabbath
in New Orleans with her sister, Mrs.
W. H. Hartwel.
The scenery is being placed in the
new Opera House and has been sub
]ect to much favorable comment.
Rev. R. j. Boone is the local agent
for the Ramsey Piano Company. See
the Companys ad. in to-day's paper.
Don't fail to call on Bryant for guns,
revolvers and sporting goods. He has
TIE most complete line ever shown in
BroOkhaven.
Miss Josie Hurst surprised the home
folks with visit last Wednesday. We
regret to hear she is sufferer from
rheumatism.
Lieut.. Wilbur Willing is now To-
Gated at Jackson Barrac ks, New Or
leans, having been transferred from
Fort St. Phillip.
Mr. Ben. Price, of this county, and
MISS Hannah Marx, of Hazlehurst,
were married in the latter city on Sun
DAY, the 10th inst.
hERBlNE sweetens the breath, bright
ens Inc eyes and clears the complexion
"'nout the slightest ill effects what.
ever and ensures the natural bloom
VI health. Price, so cents. Price &
Watson.
HISS Jeanette Mikell returned last
saturday from Louisiana, where she
LAS oeen engaged in teaching. We re-
si7' mat Miss Nette's frail health
0Ompelled her return home.
!. WI. John z. Kureger, late of Musca.
aue' la.' will soon open a cigar manu-
,A''Ofy In Brookhaven. He has nc
uO' mat he can turn out just as
~; cigars for the local trade as any
imported from distance.
rerhaps Brookhaven is unconscious
y, =, we TACT that we have distinguish
:. 'aay In our midst, who is the niece
N 'tohewall jackson; we refer to
~ MS McBee, who resides in w. W.
Avenue
f,on. people are suffering fearfully
ona MN Indigestion or dyspepsia, when
h.' e ''n gle bottle of HERBINE would
anu ABOUT prompt and permanent
~ a lew doses will do more for a
% aA stomach than prolonged course
by other medicine. Price, so cents
ais srsss is probably no disease more
r,n,sihg and annoying than piles
a.a a-SRS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is
hon;. 0uring cases of years standing OF
bss;n and bleeding piles. The cure
Ds,s as on the first application, little
pls,a france makes the cure com
nh. rrlce, so cents in bottles.
20 cents. Price & Watson.
nj. lung IN Charles Middleton departed
na.. a'e Wednesday night last after
isre. -FOUR long weeks with typhoid
eoDs The funeral ceremonies were
ebn,as ,ed on Friday at the Methodist
sr a.. " the pastor, Rev. c. W. Girls
c,,s, ser which the body was taken to
tbs NJ springs, the former home OF
nh. uaieton family, for interment.
bo,hs oereaved mother, sisters and
Rs s much sympathy goes out in
hal ' OF sore bereavement and