The leader., 1902-01-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.
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Mr.F. F. Becker spent last week in
New York.
DR.. T. C. McNair has built a new
fence around his residence.
F.S. Swain is looking after his in
terests at Beaumont, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Greener have
been visitors to McComb friends.
A pair of black kid gloves, No. ca,
are awaiting the owner at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Brady are now
boarding at Rev. r. H. Purser's home.
Henry Schwem was considerably dis
abled last week by fall from his
wagon.
The amount of turpentine gathered
in Mississippi is 359,529 gallons, valued
at Sl,772,435.
Mr.. z. P. Jones returned Sunday
evening from visit to his old home
in Monticello.
Mrs. Sarah Shivers visited her
daughter, Mrs. c. M. Gartman, at Nc
Comb, last week.
Miss Eda Block Meyer, of New Or
leans, arrived last week to be guest
of the Kohlman home.
Mrs. Spencer Smith, of Houma, La,
is the guest CT her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Smith, at Montgomery.
Larkin Baggett returns today TO
Canton, after several days visit to
Mrs Baggett in this city.
]. II. Hodgman was badly shaken up
last week by being thrown from his
wagon, by runaway team.
Mr. J. j. Crane, of Forest, an old
Newton friend of the editor, was a Wis
itor to this city last Friday.
Mrs. N. Vance was taken ill with a
chill Friday night and has suffered
several days in consequence.
B. F. Dunn has surrounded his
property with neat fence which
greatly adds to its appearance.
P. T. Jones, Esq, has erected large
barn and other outhouses on his splen-
did residence lot in Hoskins' Addition.
Help us pay cash for our printing office
engine by taking advantage Of our special
ooher to subscribers. See particulars else
ahera,
Mr.. L. M. Stingily spent several
days in town last week. Mr.. Stingily
represents the Tennent Shoe Co., of
st. Louis.
For family use in numberless ways
BALLARD's Snow LINIMENT is useful
and valuable remedy. Price % and 30
cents. Price & Watson. -
The little 2-year old daughter of Mr..
J. D. Carlisle, of Monticello, was seri-
9pSly burned by falling into the fire.
Her recovery is hoped for.
Mrs. Cornelia Maxwell Smith, with
her two splendid little children, visi-
ted The LEADER Office last Friday.
we were pleased to meet them all.
Little Henry Baggett, the fair-haired
4year-old son of Mr. Lee Baggett, OF
Canton, is enjoying immensely visit
with his grandmother and Aunt Mary
The Rrookhaven District Confer
eaee held an interesting meeting last
Wednesday. There were eleven minis
tiers and fourteen lay members present
From now until Feb. LIST, everybody
can get TaE LEApER for b. 90 d year, OF
The LEADER and Home and Farm for
sf.25. This special offer will positive
ee withdrawn after Feb, 1st
The fragile babe and the growing
Child are strengthened by WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUaE. 1t destroys worms
gets digestion at work, and SO rehailds
gle body. Price Is cents. Price q
Watson.
Our 81 offer dies dead on February l
NO retraction-no resurrection! Now
Is your opportunity. 81 will pay fol
IHE LEADER a year If paid this week OF
next. ~ y
Charles D. Smith, a prominent jew
eler and opticiap Of Charleston, No.
vas the guest OF his brother, s. 2
smith, last week. Both the Messrs
Smlih left on Monday for visit TO OLE
Friends and relatives at Shreveport
=, Mr. d Mrs Williams, of the COLD
North. are spending the winter "dowr
south in Rrbokhaven and are nov
0oar ling with Mrs. Hattie Sherman
rh"y have found it difficult to ket l
warm l., our land of sunshine and
Movers" This bleak season.
Mrs. Mida Turnbough Gentsch re
turned to her home in Texas las
saturday night. She was Summoned
70 this city by the death OF her Wother
4 notice of whose demise was unin
Eentiohally omitted in last week.
LEADER, but appears in this.
Some time ago my daughter caugh
aseyere cold. She complained OF pain
" her chest and had a bad cough.
gave her Ghamberlain's Cough Rem
sdy according to directions and in tw'
days she was we'll and able to go z
school. have used this remedy II
ny family for the past seven years ant
naEe never known it to fail" say
James Prendergast, merchant, Annat'
bay, Jamaica. West India Islands
The pains In the chest indicated an ap
preaching attack Of pneumonia. whicl
70 this instance was undoubtedi,
rarded OF By Chamberlain's Cougl