The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The crop of flies is abundant.
Miss Matt Hampton is visiting her
Alma Mater this week.
Hon A. C. McNair and son Sherman
made flying trip to Chicago last
week.
Mr.. John Awkward and family have
moved into their pretty new residence
on Becker Street.
For SALE-One first-class Jersey
COW and heifer calf. Apply to H.
Cain, Brookhaven.
Mr.. M. T. Flood has purchased the
property on Becker Street next B. F.
Andings residence.
Miss Jennie Foster, of Terry, has
accepted position behind the count
es at John McGrath & Sons.
FoR RENT-A nice, comfortable Of
Gee room upstairs in the Larsen
Building, Apply to c. Larsen.
Mrs. NV. Powell has returned from
Memphis. Miss Mamie's bright face
is among Brookhaven friends, also.
On 100 bushels of beans shipped on
the 18th of May, Mr.. j. E. Bridges, of
Crystal Springs realized net profit of
1870.
Prof 7. p. Scott and family will
spend several weeks at Mr.. SCOTS old
home in Copiah county. They leave
this week.
One of our exchanges last week
nonchalantly referred to "two twins
and an Infant babe" This is waste
Of language.
Rev. j. A. Scarborough, with his two
sons, Bert and Luther, stopped over
last Thursday on his way home from
the Memphis reunion.
Next Sunday the protracted meeting
begins at the Baptist church. The
people of Rrookhaven are cordially in.
yted to attend these meetings.
Misses Jimmie and Gussie Newman
have returned to their home in Frank
LIN county, after a sessions attend
ance upon the public school at this
place.
Good appetite and cheerfulness fol
lows the use of PRICKLY ASH BITTERs
hpurities the blood, liver and bowels
and makes life worth living.-C. E
Grafton.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, the father of Miss
beoe, one of the graduates of Whit
WORTH arrived from Columbia last
friday to participate in the joys Of
'ne commencement season.
No man can work we'll with torpid
liver or constipated bowels. A few
uoses OF PRICKLY ASH BITTERs will
quickly remove this condition anC
make work pleasure.-C. Il. Grafton
MISS Mary Huie was regretfully bid
aen adieu by Brookhaven friends
'as1 week when she left for her future
ao@e at jackson. She will be mem
oef OF the household of her uncle, Maj
hw Millsaps.
MISS Rena Jones, the handsome and
accomplished teacher of music al
"nitworth, was one of the maids Of
uOaor at the Memphis Reunion. A
Haii'tone likeness of Miss Jones ap
p'ared In last Sundays Times Demo
crat.
Ah old citizen" of Hazlehurst, has
puered valuable prize to the young
''y OF that town who makes the best
A"'ot OF bread made with her owl
l'nas' This is "going back to first
ss.nclples'-something needed by the
rising generation.
iou may as we'll expect to run steam
e'ue without water as to find an &C
.a s energetic man with torpid Liver
- asou may know his liver is torpid
. ','' ne does not relish his food, O,
~, ss's dull aud languid after eating, of
=. "as headache and sometimes dizzi
=, A few doses of Chamberlain.
.,s 0mach and Liver Tablets will re
r. us liver to its normal functions
,a us~ Ills vitality, improve his diges
D. a and make him feel like new man
,o.. ~ % cents. Samples free at Graf
IONS drug store.
-. ".retnrn thanks to Mrs. B. F. Viii
ma. ,or an invitation to attend the
I'm. se OF her daughter, Miss Der
e;,s 70 MIR. Emile Cohn, all of this
nl. me suspicious event will take
s,.s. At Temple B'nai Sholom on the
MIN mug OF the 18th at I o'clock and
b,,s - followed by a reception at. the
tbis - nome. The ceremony upon
bvs. interesting occasion will unite the
so... VI two OF Brookhaven's mos,
shos and popular young people and
sshe Oh congratulations and good
A., await the elimination OF al
Bynno pes aud fond anticipations a,
aymen's ALTA