The leader., 1903-09-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Buy felt roofing from G. B.
Perkins, cheaper than shingles.
See Parsons Moreton Went
worth Co.'S. line of dress goods.
Trunks of every description at
Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co.
Everything you need at Par
ons-Moreton Wentworth Co.'S.
Parsons-Moreton- Wentworth Co.
are headquarters for groceries.
Parsons Moreton Wentworth
Go. guarantee every pair of shoes
sold.
I. Pierre Ramsey has returned
from a long trip to Lawrence
county.
The Chattanooga is he best cane
mill sold by G. B. Perkins
CHEAP.
Razors, pocket knives, revol-
vers, cartridges, loaded shells, at
G. B. Perkins.
Stanley Byrd our clever City
Marshal paid Jackson an official
visit Wednesday.
Glassware is fad--you would
think so if you could see how it
is selling at Heuck's
Mrs. M. I. Flood is continuing
voice lessons under Mrs. Will
loughby at the college.
Mill supplies, betting, wood
split pulleys, valves, pipe and fit
tings at G. B. Perkins.
Try a barrel of that celebrated
"Snow Drop flour at Parsons
Moreton- Wentworth Co.
Buy the celebrated James &
Graham wagon = Parsons More
ton Wentworth Co., guarantees
them.
Parsons Moreton Wentworth
Co., have just received full line
of Capes, Skirts, etc. the very
latest.
Mrs. R. A. Wootton and Miss
McNeilly, of Bogue Chitto, we're
pleasant Brookhaven visitors
Wedn esday.
When we said ''More wedding
bells'' last week, half dozen fair
maids blushed and wondered if
we meant them.
The cool breeze that sprang up
after - o'clock Wednesday night,
re-invigorated every perspiring
soul in this burg.
R. l.. Walker is with Parsons
Moreton- Wentworth Co., and will
be glad to greet his many friends
at that fine place of business.
Mrs. Lulu Dancer Ford, of New
Orleans, has been the guest of
Mrs. Chas. Penn, instead of Mrs.
Perkins, as stated in the last
Leader.
Rev. j. A. Scarborough was a
Tuesday visitor. Mr.. Scarborough
has concocted a medicine for the
relief of headache, which is boon
to the sufferer.
Prof. Earl, travelling tuner for
the Ramsey Piano Co., was In
town last week. He has the con-
tract for tuning the Whitworth
College instruments.
Prof. E. W. Darlington has
moved his family to Brookhaven.
They occupy a cottage in the
northeast of town. Prof. Bar
rington is principal of the Pearl
haven school, which opens Sept.
29th.
Miss Fannie bennett arrived
from New Orleans on Thursday,
and now occupies the stenogra-
piers desk at John McGrath &
Sons. Many young friends are
pleased to have Miss Fannie back
among them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elam T. Robert
son, of Summit, arrived at their
sisters, Mrs. Tyler, on Wednes-
day. They are under great be-
reavement in the death of their
little son, who was buried at Sum
NIT last Monday.
The Mississippi School Journal,
containing B. E. Jarratt's "Salu-
tation' as editor is upon our
desk. This periodical should be
in the hands of every teacher.
Terms, ST. 90 per year in advance;
published monthly at jackson,
Miss.
The young society gentlemen
of the town rendered Miss Sara
Storm a dance at her home or
Wednesday night. This popular
young girl left on Thursday for
Nazareth Academy at Bardstown.
Kentucky. She will be greatly
missed the coming season.
A great blow and buster, in
terlarded with few drops OF
rain, on Wednesday at about 2::30
p. M, caused many an anxious in
quiry as to what was going to hap
pen. 1t all passed off with the
great pillows of dust that swept
over the city and through the
buildings, where goods and gro
ceries were at their mercy.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ". Ramsey