The leader., 1903-10-10
Cotton is bringing s.s5 cents.

Cotton is bringing 8.s5 cents.
DR.. V. B. Watts visited New
Orleans Friday.
M. Mccullough visited Topisaw
the first of the week.
Furnished room to rent. APP
ply at The Leader Office.
Mr.. John I. Marshall and John,
jr., are both engaged at L. COIN
& Bros.
Furnished room in the Larsen
Building for rent. Apply to
Chris Larsen.
r. L. Longino, of Silver Creek,
is engaged at the Commercial
Bank for few weeks.
Miss Josie Eitel arrived Wed
nesday night and has been at the
bedside of DR.. Butler since.
Pearlhaven is keeping steady
pace with her older sister, Brook
haven, in the matter of growth.
Now buy a steel range-the
Majestic one is all you need in a
life time. C. B. Perkins sells
them.
Rifles, guns, revolvers, pock-
ct cutlery, cartridges, loaded
shells, at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
Hon. R. H. Thompson was in
town Tuesday evening. He
came down from jackson to visit
his kinsman, Dl. Butler.
Miss Susie Powell and her
bright little pupil, Fanny Butter
field, spent last Saturday in this
city with Mrs. M. V. Powell.
The cotton seed oil mill started
up for the season on last Monday
and is now running day and night.
Seed are bringing $3.50 per ton.
The Bogue Chit O Graded Pub
lie School will open the first Mon
day in November, the delay hav-
ing been caused by the late small
pox disturbance.
DR.. j. T. Butler is now
thought to be convalescent. His
illness has caused much anxiety
among his friends, who are
pleased to hear of the change for
the better.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have arranged to have
their usual Halloween celebra-
ton on a larger and better scale
than ever this year. Date and
place to be announced later.
The Florsheim and Ralston
Health Shoes are winning new
friends every day. This is simply
because they are within the price
limit, and have the quality in the
stock. See Seavey's show windqw
for change in shoes every We
and pick out the style shGa
you like and we will suia ID
prices.
Don't let this warm, dry spell
get you fooled into the belief that
winter is way behind, but begin
to look around for your fall goods.
When you are so doing, 90 to Sea
vey's where the stock of every
thing is large. In fact, their
stock is so we'll selected and marx
ed SO low that a small piece of
money will 60 a long ways.
Mrs j. j. Green very much en-
ioyed the meeting of Union Asso-
citation at Pine Bluff church. IT
was this church that Bro. Green
served as pastor for 10 or Is
years, "a years ago; and Sister
Green was made sad at finding so
few familiar faces among the pres
ent generation of younger people.
We are glad her presence was a
benediction to the important gath
ering.
Mr.. N. E. Spencer, Of Copiah
county, is preparing to move to
Brookhaven with his family.
Nj. Spencer has been in town the
last two days and has rented the
Green place in the western sub
urbs. He is cousin of w. r.
Spencer, former county superin-
tendent of Lincoln, and Mrs.
Spencer is related to Rev. R. HI.
Purser. Brookhaven will well
come them.
L. Coin & Bros. are to be con-
graduated upon the increase of
business at their popular store,
necessary a cashiers de-
partment. A handsome cash
5 tand has been built and will be
occupied by Miss Pauline Milton,
who has been permanently en-
ployed by this discriminating
firm. This department. will begin
operations on Monday next.
Sunday Services at the Churches To.