The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-03
THE LEADER.
Wednesday Evening, Sept. 3, 'O2
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Summers gone,


Joe Buckles left Tuesday for Grow
ley, La, to accept a position in the tel
ephone service.
Sam Wilson was Crescent City
visitor Sunday.
VIM. Plantz has the contract for
painting the college buildings.
C. B. Perkins repairs tinWare in
his tinshOp, in rear of his hardware
store.
The Misses Mcintosh, of Crystal
Springs, have been guests of Miss
Josie Penn.
Miss Lucille Kirchhaine was cor
daily welcomed back from her trip
North yesterday.
Messrs. A. c. McNair, w. w. King
and DIR. V. B. Watts visited jackson
Monday on business.
Try Kincaid's parlor and you'll want
to go and keep going there for summer
drinks, ice cream, etc.
Miss Bessie Galloway is the charm
ing young guest of her sister, Mrs.
Hawkins, at the college.
The old reliable New Home Sewing
Machine for sale at John McGrath &
Sons. Cash or installment.
Ladies' shirt waists, mems shirt
waists. Grand closing out sale at Nc
Grath's. Prices slaughtered.
Fine Art Soap, three cakes for %
cts, at McGrath's. accent combina-
ton packages still obtainable.
Ham boilers, tin roofs, baby rat
tiers, cow bells sordered and repair
ed at C. B. Perkins tin shop.
The Progressive Cotton Oil Co. wants
to gin your cotton and buy your seed.
Will do both to your satisfaction.
The best $1.OO corset on the market
at McGrath's. Try the w. B. or War
ner corset. Every one guaranteed.
To make room for our fall stock we
will sell all lawns and white goods at
COST Parsons, Moreton, Wentworth
Co.
Joel Wilzinski, of Greenville, a
nephew of Mrs. 1. Abrams, of our city,
spent few days pleasantly here this
week.
Foley's Kidney Cure is medicine
free from poisons and will cure any
case of kidney disease that is not be-
yond the reach of medicine. Sold by
Price Drug Co.
The Brookhaven Progressive Cotton
Oil Co. wants all your cotton seed,
farmers, for which it will pay the
best market prices.
Tablets, Books, Pencils,
I11h;---eVeryt1ti1tg yOW need
at Price Drug Co.'s.
Pastor Purser announced last Sab
bath that the roll call and reunion at
the Baptist church will take place the
first Sunday in October.
Kincaid's Handy Kitchen, with its
lace curtains and matted floors, its
neat appointments and accommodating
service is the place to go.
Everything goa need In
School Books for the Public
Schools at Price DRUG Co.
FoUND-A pin with sacred emblem,
similar to Maltese cross, bearing in
scription. Owner can have same by
calling, proving property and paying
for this notice.
Mrs. Campbell, of Pontchatoula, will
locate in this city so that her seven
daughters can receive the benefit of
the public school, Her example is
worthy to be followed.
B. K. Davis, of Caseyville, was in
town Tuesday, and brought with him
ten bales of new cotton. This is fine
showing for this time of year. He says
the Caseyville crop is about 30 per
cent. short.
Prof. Scott has put carpenters at
work doing necessary finishing of odds
and ends on the Public School build
ing. Everything will be in readiness
for the big opening next Monday and
fine school seems assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Fairchild mourn
the loss of their eleven year-old
daughter who died on Sunday. Mon
day the remains were inferred in the
Brookhaven Rosehill cemetery, the SER
vices being conducted by Rev. r. J.
Boone.
w. J. Layton, the photographer, is
locating his tent on the vacant lot be-
tween the stores of Chas. Heuck & Son
and Joseph Heuck, just across the
street from THE LEADER Office. Mr..
Layton does good work and guarantees
satisfaction.
Mrs. John Ell. johnson entertained in
honor of DR.. Seaman on Monday night.
Guests were as follows: ]. w. Nc
Grath, Jos. Julier, Cameron McCor-
mick, Ben Wilson, Ferd Becker, Van
Watts, Susie Becker, Josie Becker,
Lola Allen, Ora Lee johnson, Sara
Storm.
Garland G. Lyell attended the Uni
versity alumni banquet at jackson last
Saturday night, and was among those
who responded to toasts proposed.
There were thirty alumni present and
J. r. Taylor, of Jackson, acted as toast
master. Capt. F. A. Wolfe, of the
Capital, is the Nestor of the asso-
citation, having received his diploma
in 1853, and an address by him was
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