The leader., 1902-03-26
Rabbit eggs.

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Easter Sunday next.
April lst-Dog Show.
We hope Spring will not have an
other relapse.
See the line of Easter candies at
Brookhaven Drug Co.
Miss Eva Kohlman has a charming
guest in Miss Retta Lehman.
Go west if you want to see building
going on in this thriving city.
Mr.. W. H. Milton left last Wednes-
day for a brief visit to Canton.
When you keep company with your
self, what do you think of yourself?
The Swiss Bell Ringers Saturday
night at the Opera House. Besure and
hear them.
Miss May Sherman has been enjoy
ing visit with Miss Bessie Crosby at
Hattiesburg.
All the high grade cigars, cigarettes,
and smoking tobaccos at the Brook
haven Drug Co.
Miss Rosa Isaacs has returned from
several weeks visit to New Orleans
relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. NJ. Anderson returned to
Jackson Sunday, after several days
visit to the Misses Mikell.
The twitter of the birds and the
gee and haw" of the ploughman be-
speak the advance of springtime.
The W. M. S. will meet with Mrs.
w. F. Parsons on next Monday even
ing at o'clock. Members are re-
quested to take notice.
Quarterly conference will be held at
the Methodist church tonight, after a
sermon by the presiding elder, Rev. B.
F. Jones.
Judging by the weather of last Sab,
bath, Easter bonnets will have to wear
a bold front if they come out at all
next Sunday.
Mesdames CASTOR, Carey and Daw-
SIN and little Maj,ry Dawson, of Nc
CImo, spent last Thursday with Mrs.
JOIN E. Seavey
Miss Lulah Ragsdale was visitor
from Belhaven Friday evening and
Was an aprreciative auditor of Gov.
Stands |, cture that night.
Mr. and Mrs W lie Bee arrived Sun
day evening from New Louisville,
Ark, aud are now enjoying a visit with
their parents and relatives in this city.
Maryland Club, Yale Mixture, Pride
of Virginia, Old English Curve Cut,
Bull Durham, North State and Home
Run smoking tobaccos at the Brook
haven Drug Co.
Mr.. j. W. McGrath is moving into
his handsome new residence this week.
Mr.. Ross will at once take possession
OF the property vacated, which he pur
chased from DR.. Bennett some time
since.
Prof T. L. Trawick, the able princi-
pal of the Crystal Springs public
school, was visitor last Friday and
one of the interested audience on the
occasion of Hon. G. D. Stands lecture
that night.
The coming concert of the "Flora-
doras" will embrace a brilliant array of
nome talent and also those two song
artists, Miss Burnet, of Terry, and Mr..
fagsdale, of Brookhaven.-Crystal
Springs Meteor.
We regret to chronicle the death of
the infant child of Dr. and Mrs. Felix
thompson, of Bogue Chitto. The little
one died last Friday, sadly lamented by
It's young parents and relatives. 1t was
seven months of age.
Miss Mauree Harrison returned to
her home in Crystal Springs last
wednesday, after a delightful visit
with Miss Anna Middleton at this
p place. Miss Harrison was greatly ad-
mlred during her stay among US.
The Mississippi State Teachers AS
ISOLATION will meet in jackson on the
nrst of May. About 200 pedagogues
are expected to be present and among
'hem, we doubt not, will be number
OF Brookhaven's excellent teachers.
Remember the Knights Templar will
assemble at the Baptist church next
sabbath at IL o'clock to hear their an
nual sermon preached by Rev. G. T.
ohandler. Music will be furnished by
the choir of the Presbyterian church.
N. A. Tibbs, of the Clarion Ledger
iorce, has been spending a couple OF
weeks with his mother at this place
and has greatly improved in health
since his arrival. His friends would
rejoice to see him entirely restored to
health.
j. M. Wood served 600 cups Of tea at
MS comprehensive, cosmopolitan tea
party last Wednesday. The ladies
greatly appreciated this courtesy from
.ne affable proprietor, and his Royal
blend tea was praised and slipped with
relish.