The leader., 1902-05-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

County School Books. Brookhaven
Drug Co.
We have the coolest Parlor in town.
Kinkade's
Try McGrath's 49c "fine art" COM
bination package.
One call at our parlor and You will
come again. Kinkade.
Wanted Small men to try on that
frock coat-free, if it fits.
Try Armour's Fine Art soap, three
for % cents, at McGraths'.
Ask to see those ladies' Mercerized
vests, 25 cents, at McGrath's.
L. Toro, the genuine Porto Rican
cigar, at Brookhaven Drug Co.
We have the only up-to-date ice
cream parlors in town. Kinkade. =
Goose neck and connecting pipe for
cash at J. w. Smollen's Lunch Stand.
Guess on the twins; you may get
$500 in gold at Parsons, Moreton,
Wentworth Co.
Ladies and little children can come
to our place with the utmost propri
ETY.. Kinkade.
Brookhaven Drug Co. for soda water
and ice cream. Everything absolutely
pure and clean.
A barrel Of Snow Drop Flour for the
finest pair Of twins, at Parsons, More
ton, Wentworth Co.
The long armed men of the commu-
nifty have chance to reach out for
McGrath's $500 coat-free if it fits.
The ''long and the short of it" is
that McGrath has a magnificent S15,-
600 clothing stock, and can fit all
corners.
Bring your twins and have their
pictures taken. It doesn't cost YOU
anything at Parsons, Moreton, Went.
worth Co.
Lovers of delicacies, cream bon
bons,sherbets and ices and cold drinks
call at Kinkade's Handy Kitchen and
Ice Cream Parlors.
Thos. Henderson, our popular con.
fectioner, has raised the finest peaches
we have seen this season. His trees
are three years old.
Miss Virgie Marshall has honored.us
with an invitation to the graduates
recital, in which she will be conspic
uous figure next Monday night.
Our ice cream, our bon bons, oul
frozen ices, our milk shakes, oul
lemonade, our soda water. is the best
and most refreshing in town. Call and
see us. Kinkade.
HOUSE For RENT On Monticello
Street, two blocks from depot rooms
hall and pantry, electric lights and wa
ter works. Apply to G. M. McMahan
American Express office.
DR.. Joe Watson left Monday fol-
Terry, where he will locate for the
practice of medicine. DR.. Watson is
one of our best young men and we
predict for him success in his chosen
profession.
In the sophomore contest at Missis,
sippf College Monday, Edgar Godbold
of Franklin County, won the prize fol
best speaker. Brookhaven friends oil
the young man are pleased to take
cognizance of the honor awarded him
DR.. T. G. McNair left Monday to at
tend the meeting of the stateD Ben tai q
Board at Jackson and will return
tomoEFGGW. There is not harder
Worker in town than DIR. McNair and
we hope he is enjoying his brief vaca
| ton.
Mrs. w. Fl. Penn left yesterday to
attend the State meeting of the Kings
Daughters at Biloxi, as a delegate
from Brookhaven's circle. Miss Eliza
Daughtry, who is visiting on the coast
is also delegate and will attend the
convention.
The little four-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vardaman, who reside in
the Buie old residence, was laid to
rest in Rosewood Cemetery last Sat
urday evening at o'clock. Much
sympathy goes out to the stricken
family who have only recently moved
among US.
W. H. Miller, who for some months
past has been in the employ of F. Fl
Hartman, will sever his connection
with that firm this week. Mr.. Miller
will join the ranks of commercial
travellers in the capacity of drummer
for the Carey Safe Co., of New York.
At it's last meeting, held at Fair
River church, the ministers, deacons
and laymen's union of the Fair River
Association, selected no place for its
next meeting, which properly comes on
Saturday before the 9th Sabbath in
June Attention is called to the
omission in the hope that it may be
remedied in time. Churches desiring
the next meeting, should notify Rev
R. J. Boone, Brookhaven.