The leader., 1902-07-09

State. Try it. Phone 1888.
Parsons, Moreton, Wentworth Co.
will sell you sewing machine for
$3.50, guaranteed for five years.
A good rain fell in some portions of
the county yesterday. At Brookha-
ven there was enough to settle the
dust.
Mrs. w. S. Graham and children,
who have been visiting at Waynesboro
for several weeks, are expected home
to-day.
If you don't like your surroundings,
try and improve them. "Circum-
Stances" said Napoleon, II make Cir
stances.
A welcome rain fell yesterday even
ing late. 1t fell on the just and the
unjust and was thankfully received
by saint and sinner.
Cream delivered to parties, picnics
or social gatherings, in brick or bulk;
the finest made. Give us your orders.
Kinkade's. Phone 1873.
Any old machine repaired at a
reasonable cost at the Novelty Store
Domestics repaired free. Why? Be,
cause they never get out of fix.
DR.. Van Watts has extended the
time, to do dental work at his adver
tised prices, during all the month Of
July. Read his new advertisement.
Messrs. M. D. McGrath, M. H
Ragsdale, Chas Heuck, Garland Lyel
and Ray Kimball are all enjoying
the chess tourney at Allison's Wells
Don't matter if you live rs miles il
the country, if you want to see thu
Domestic machine we will send it tt
you. To see is to like it; to try it is tt
buy it.
Some Of our places of business pub
licly expressed their patriotism on thu
Fourth by hosting flags innumerabl'
in show windows and about thei
premises.
Foley's Kidney Cure purihes tn,
blood by straining out impurities anc
tones up the whole system. Cures kid
ney and bladder troubles. Sold b,
Price Drug Co.
We take your old machine as par
pay in exchange for a brand new ma
chine, and give you your own time tt
pay the balance-weekly, monthly
quarterly or yearly.
81 New Domestic sewing machine
were sold by The Novelty Store from
June l, 1901, to June l, 1902. Tha
means 81 satisfied customers-ant
that many happy homes.
We are indebted to Mayor Menger
Of Clinton, for a copy of the "Stu
dents Hand Book of Mississippi Col
lege". 1t is issued by the Y. M. c. A
of the college and is a credit to tina
organization and institution.
We regret to hear of the death o
Mr.. Coleman, whose wife was formerl,
Miss Jane Linton, of this city. MI
G. died of consumption at FernwooC
on Monday and was buried at Magno
liza yesterday. Our sympathy goes GU
to the bereaved.
The Baptist ladies enjoyed, witt
visiting friends, pleasant lawn part,
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs
W. W. Henderson. Offerings by thos
in attendance amounted to crafty
ing sum, which go toward the debt OF
the pastors home.
The entertainment to be given a
Pearlhaven on July % by the Kinder
garten Club, has been postponed unit
July 10Th. This becomes necessary be
cause some of the local talent engaged
for the occasion, cannot be present il
the city on the date first named.
Miss Eliza Daughtry has returne'
from Scranton. We regret to learl
that she is suffering from the effect
of runaway accident while away, il
which her collar bone was fractured
We hope she may soon be fully re
stored to the active pursuits of life.
Mrs. j. w. McGrath entertained rel
atives and near neighbors informall.
yesterday afternoon. The evening
was charming one, Miss Glare Byrne
Mrs. McGrath's cultured New Orlean
guest, adding much to the pleasure
of the occasion. Elegant refreshment
were served.
The Merchants Grocery Co. hav
moved into their spacious new bricl
warehouse. Mr.. Henry Lewenthal, tn
general manager, is provided with
neat and roomy office in one corner o
the building, and Mr.. A. G. Graham i
at the book keepers desk. Two larg
refrigerating rooms on the north en-,
of the building are great convenience
this warm weather for certain classe
of groceries.
The monthly report of Rev. L. S
Foster, superintendent of the Baptis
fOrphanage, states that the cash col
lections and donations for Jun
amounted to s279.5o. In addition !
large quantity of food and provision
was donated. There are now thirty
five children in the orphanage It i
expected that good sized subscrip
ton will be made at the meeting Of til,
Baptist convention in Water Valley.
/ Miss Ada Magee, daughter of MI
and Mrs. S. r. Magee, was married
/ Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock to MI
G. D. Harrell, Of the I. G. railroad
The ceremony was performed by Rev
lie. w. Crisler. Within four month";
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