The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.


Will some one tell us how to rid a
house of rats ?
We have bad some very fine weather
for winter time.
Pay 800 now and get your county pa
per for IL months.
Neat typewriting and copying done.
Call at this office.
Cotton is selling at 10 cents in
Brookhaven today.
Miss Zoe Preston was visitor Sun
day from kentwood.
Mrs. r. j. Boone is recovering after
suffering with severe cold.
Black birds, in great droves, are
seen here flying northward.
During this month only. you pay $I.OO
and get THEsLEADER one year.
Don't get left on our dollar subscrip-
ton offer. 1t will expire Feb 1st.
Miss Rena Jones spent Sunday and
Monday at her home in Crystal
Springs.
Miss Leona Eitel is at home. on ac-
count of the illness of her brother in
law, Mr.. Friou.
Mrs. David Cohn returned Sunday
from New York, after an absence of
several months.
The Maid and Matrons of the Whist
Club are enjoying the evening with
Mrs. J. Priebatsch.
Miss Ella Boswell's life is despaired
of. She is passing away, victim of
galloping consumption.
Remember, that during January you
can get The LEADER and Home and
Farm one year for Sl.25
No one can afford to do without the best
local paper in the county, when he can
get it year for $500.
Mrs. Edith Thompson came down
from jackson Sunday, upon receiving
news of DR.. Martins death.
Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co. are
headquarters for furniture, cooking
stoves and sewing machines.
Will the person who holds No. 3 of
the circulating library, please send
same to THE LEADER office?
Messrs. ]. Harvey Thompson. of
jackson and Higdon Sumrall, of Utica.
were among recent visitors.
Miss Lucy Conerly, of Tylertown,
was bright young visitor Sunday,
She was the guest of her aunt Mrs. r.
A. Fosby.
The prudent man says Get your
ice boxes ready for summer" 1t is all
we can do to keep our coal box ready
for winter.
There have been bargain days and
bargain days; but the smallest Price
OF the season may be heard from at
Price & Watsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Pfeifer and Miss
Josie are spending the week in New
Orleans. Miss Josie will remain until
after the carnival
"The Church Visitor" comes to our
desk. edited by Rev. and Mrs. A. r.
BOND, at Pembroke, Ky. We place it
upon our exchange list
Mrs. Lettie Purser enjoyed last week
with her parents at Wesson. Miss
Matte spent Sunday in our neighbor
ing Mississippi Mills town.
The residence of Mr.. J. w. McGratb
is now fast nearing completion and is |
a model of elegance and SIMPLICITY
combined with all the comforts and
conveniences of the times and place
Only one more week in January |
Our 81 offer dies dead on February /
NO retractlon-no resurrection! Now
Is your opportunity. 81 will pay for
THE LEADER year if paid this week or
next.
Whosoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure piles
Price 90 cents in bottles. Tubes Is
cents. Price & Watson.
Senator H. D. Money has The
LEADERS thanks for a liberal supply of
garden seed of several popular varie
ties. Also selection of interesting
farm bulletins. We will divide both.
as far as they will go, With some of our
friends.
MIR. b. ID. Rawls, son of Rev. BIB
Raw's, former pastor of the Adams
charge, left Auburn on the 22ad of
this month for South Carolina To ioin
his father, who was transferred from
the Mississippi to the South Carolina
Conference.
The properties of BALLARp's Snow
LINIMENT possesses a range of usefn.
ness greater than any other remedy
A day seldom passes in every bonse. s
mold, especially where there are chill
dren, that it is not needed. Price d
and 90 cents. Price e. Watson.
HERBINE should be used to enrich
and purify the blood; it cures all forms T,
OF blood disorders, is especially useful
Ia Ievers, skin eruptions, boils, PIN
pies, olackheads, scrofula, salt rheum
and every form of blood impurity: it is
safe and effectual cure. Price. so {
cents. Price d Watson.
Mr.. r. Cronan. an enterprisine and
astute young business man. has become {
associated with Pres. j. B. Nalty. of :
me East Union Mills, as sales man.
yer. Mr.. Cronan is becoming ac-
iualnted with our people and has
nAde pleasant impressions wherever
10 has been.
Miss Ella Boswell, who has for sew
RAJ weeks been a great sufferer with
alloping consumption, died this morn.
% 81 the Boswell House at 4:2O.
Iuch sympathy goes out to the aged
,other. who is PROSTATE herself upon
bed OF sfffiction. Her one remain
y slaughter, Mrs. Leo Boswell Terry.
With her in this mutual sorrow. The
1nsFal will take place from the fam
RESIDENCE at 4 o'clock tomorrow
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