The leader., 1903-12-05
GlDe graoe1.
Saturday, Dec. 5, 1903.

store.
Biggest bargain in heating
and cook stoves at G. B. Per-
lins'.
For a good cooking stove at
rock-bottom prices, call 0 n L. D.
Boadwee.
Winchester repeating rifles and
shot guns at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
Elijah Douglass and his
brother George were both
in town Thursday.
Watches cleaned from 55c up,
next door below the pc stofice.
Thos. D. Evans.
A negro boy was accidentally
shot and killed by another on
Fair river Tuesday.
Mrs. G. F. Bills, and children,
and Mrs. Mary Connolly Robin
son spent Wedn esday in Halle
hurst.
Little Miss Oliyette Massey
makes the evenings delightful
with her piano playing at the
Price Drug Store.
Go to Mills for the handsomest
Jewelry and jewelry novelties.
-Four doors south of the post
office, Brookhaven.
Our Great Annual Clothing
Sale will take place on Friday
and Saturday, December IS and
10. l.. COIN s. BROS.
Twelve cent cotton is reve-
lation in December. Indica-
tions are that it will go higher,
with the supply short.
Sylvester johnson, the negro
school teacher who was shot at
Ebenezer church last Sunday by
Ed Paxton, died Wednesday
night.
Cotton opened this morning at
1926 for the best. Some brought
as high as 1910 in Brookhaven
yesterday. The government re-
port did it.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nalty spent
Thanksgiving in Hammond,
where they were joined by their
two sons who are attendig Soule's
Commercial College.
Low grade watches repaired at
Mills Jewelry Store from-50 to
75c. Other work done equally
= cheap. Four doors south of
post Office, Brookhaven.
Miss Lulah Ragsdale, Whit
worth's accomplished teacher Of
eloeution, is entertaining her class
at her home at Mrs. E. H.
Hardy's this afternoon.
Mrs. M. E. Heuck was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll Thurs
day Afternoon and her physician
was in constant attendance
several hours. She is now
better.
The best repairing for watches
done for the least money at
Mills Jewelry Store. Four
Doors below post Office, Brook
haven. See the sign and clock
over the door.
One of our advertisers for wood
says: eff you want anything adj
vertise in the Leader. At least
Is men have brought wood to
me since my ad in your paper
week ago, and / shall be a
cordial advocate of advertising
hereafter"
Mrs. Chas. w. Crisler enter
tanned on Thursday evening,
20 her Sabbath School class, which
t. is composed of dozen or more
young men, each of whom took
his best girl to enjoy Mrs.
Crisler's hospitality. The even
+ ing was very pleasant one.
The ladies of the Methodist
church have engaged the sample
room west of Mrs. l. Cope's
home for their holiday sale, Dec.
10 and II. During this sale meals
will be served at reasonable rates.
Oysters in any style will be on
j. tap. Remember Thursday and
y Friday, December 10 and II as
!, : Ladies' Day.
i. If anybody failed to 90 to
Heuck's opening on yesterday,
rare treat was missed. Such a
magnificent display of toys was
never before known in this
city walking dolls, barking
dogs, whistling men, runners
of everything on wheels, besides
an elegant display of goods in
a china and bric-a-brac. Brook
z haven is now fixed" fol Christ
mas.
Y. Paul M. Hobbs, an expert
: Simplex operator, arrived here
last evening from his home in
Brookhaven, Miss, to cept
a position with the Advertiser.
The young man comes here highly
recommended and will be vel
coined in our city. Daily Ad-
vertiser, Trinidad, Col.
Friends of the family will be
pleased to learn of Paul's safe
arrival at his new place of res
idence. He writes: " Every
body over here seems to be very
agreeable and [ can,tlsa the nnn-