The leader., 1902-04-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Star. the SC. cigar.

neat he" luhSh oIahu Oh iOh'
street.
Go to Storm & Lambrights for good
coffee and best lunches. Open day
and night.
b. \. Williamson, of the CONNER
lial Bank, is up again after several
days of illness.
c. |. Burford, Graduate Optician,
will scientifically test your eyes, at the
new drug store.
Miss Myra Appleton, of Chicago, is
the handsome young guest of Mrs.
John E. Seavey.
Try Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver
Tablets, the best physic. For sale by
c. +. Grafton Drug Co.
\ beautiful lot of quarter sawed oak
Bed room Suits, on easy terms, at
the Perkins Furniture Co.
The Brookhaven Drug Co. are just
receiving another shipment of Hurl-
butts high grade stationery.
Dan Cameron leaves tomorrow for
Port Arthur, Texas, where he has &C
cepted lucrative position.
Joe Chrisman and Howard Penn
have returned home after spending
the past week in New Orleans
None superior and very few as good
as Crown organs, on very easy pay
ments, at Perkins Furniture Co.
For your examination paper go to
! Brookhaven Drug Co. Something
special for school teachers examina-
ton.
Capt y. f. Moreton has purchased
from Mrs. Middleton the lot she re
Gently bought from the Warren prop
erty on Railroad Avenue.
Storm Il Lambright will serve you
at their neat, new lunch counter on
Front street with the best of every
thing in their line Fish three times a
week.
Wesley Nixon has secured the con
tract for building 10 miles of telephone
line on the Pearl River Lumber Co.'S.
Railroad. O. q. Hager and Walter
Nixon, Of jackson, are assisting him
Mr.. +. E. Williamson, Of Lake Prov
| idence, La, was the guest a few days
| ago Of his brother, Mr.. B. \. William
son, of the Commercial Bank. He was
Ell route to New Orleans, where he
will take course the next few months
in Soule's Commercial College.
The Il. II. Thompson property
amounting to 5 or 10 acres, is being
surveyed and subdivided into streets
alleys and lots, which will soon be
placed on the market. 1t is to be
known as the Swain Addition, and
have Jones Avenue" and warren
Avenue"
Capt. and Mrs Tedford have moved
into the elegant Montville residence tC
make their home with Miss Lena Nc,
Fadden in the absence of the proprie
tors. Mrs. Montvlle and her niece
| Miss Reeves, will leave for Pontcha
toula, where, with Mr.. Montville, they
will remain for some time.
We hope Rev. NJ. L. Burton will be
| permanently benefited by his stay at
| Hot Springs. He left last week fol
that city, hoping to be relieved OF
rheumatism from which he has beer
suffering for some time. Mrs. Burton
is spending the interim of her hus
| bands absence with relatives in Texas
Mrs. A. Cohn is pleasantly antic:,
pating protracted visit this summer
from her daughter, Mrs. jamie Simon
| Rauch and her husband. of New York
Miss jamie was one of the most beauti
ful and popular young ladies in this
section of country few years ago anC
is we'll remembered By numerous
friends.
The beautiful show windows in thi
city on Easter morning and through
out the day, made the event IA mem
orable one in the minis of all the de
! lighted children. The real, live rab
| bits aud their beautiful eggs, the grot
| toes With nests among the rocks, the
OIL hen with her "bidlie5" and other
/ appropriate attractions we're greatly
Ell ,ycd
5. r. Byrd and r. b. Stamps went M
to Jackson Monday an were among
! the eleven who received licenses from
| the Pharmaceutical Board, ten having
! failed to pass the required eXamina-
ton. We congratulate our young
friends upon their success. During
their absence Miss MAZDA Crawford as
| siste DR.. Grafton at his we'll know
| drug store.
The second quarterly statement o.
| the B INK of Brookhaveu will be founC
in smother column of to days paper
The Bank has dolblei its paid-up cap
itul stock during the last l. months
and its statement shows that its bust
ness is in most satisfactory anC
healthy condition. Its affairs are il
safe and conservative hands, and il
is one of the solid and gro wing in
stitutious of Brookhaven.