The leader., 1903-10-07
TOWN AND COUNTY.

TOWN AND COUNTY.
Harry Hamilton was in town
today.
DR.. Felix Thompson, of Bogue
Chitto, was visitor yesterday.
DR.. Cooper is attending camp
meeting on the G. &. S. l. r. r.
Why not save money and buy a
stove at G. B. Perkins Hardware
Store.
A nice solid oak bedroom set,
$25.O0 at Perkins. Easy pay
ments.
Buy the Singer Sewing Machine
best on earth, at Perkins.
$500 per month.
Rev. j. W. Chambers and Miss
Daisy spent last Saturday with
DR.. and Mrs. B. T. Jones.
The colored Methodists are
placing a new brick sidewalk in
front of their church property.
Perkins Furniture Co. save
you the agents profit, as they buy
direct and in large lots, for cash.
Now buy a steel range-the
Majestic one is all you need in a
life time. G. B. Perkins sells
them.
Rifles, guns, revolvers, pock-
ct cutlery, cartridges, loaded
shells, at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
Perkins Furniture Co., sell
the best goods for the least money,
and on easiest terms. See their
complete stock.
Prof. J. w. Afford was in town
Monday on business before the
Board of Supervisors in the inter
est of the Sweet Water School.
Mrs. Ben Williams and her sis
ter, Mrs. F. /. Foster, left Mon
day night to spend several weeks
at their old home in Wickliffe,
KY.
Mrs. Ida Richards, after pleas
ant visit to her sister, Mrs. Thos.
H. Perkins, at this blaze, is no W
the guest of her husbands rela-
tives in Canton.
Mrs. John E. Seavey will return
this evening from Chicago, where
S he has been spending a month.
This lovely young matron will be
gladly welcomed back.
If you want an organ see the
Grown" before buying. First
class organ at less price than the
poor ones offered by some agents.
For sale by Perkins Furniture
Co.
There is anxiety among friends
in Brookhaven over the discourag-
ing condition of Mr.. G. w.
Throckmorton's health. Mr. T.
is the father of Mrs. Joe E. Cope,
of this city.
Miss Annie Allen, daughter of
our good friend, MI. W. H.
Allen, of Grenada, has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. j. T. Allen,
and wife. Miss Allen is now vis-
iting Magnolia friends.
When Alderman Jones was in
formed that the carpenters of the
city had gone on a strike he re-
marked .sagely: "This Il Dor
question is growing serious. The
next thing we know our street
cars will all be tied up
A telegram from Frank Keenan,
announces that his condition is
critical. He is at Stafford Springs
and his wife, whose health is pre-
carious, has gone to be with him.
Relatives here are looking for
news from Frank at any time.
The large lot in the rear of the
stores Of A. G. Seayey & Sons and
j. M. Wood, the grocer, has been
cleared of lot of old sheds and
rubbish, not only vastly improv-
ing the appearance of things, but
furnishing mnch extra room for
wagons and teams.
Prof. w. G. Williams, who has
been conducting the school at Fair
River, during the summer term,
left last Saturday night for Nash
vile, where he again prosecutes
his studies il the interest of the
highest type of teaching. Mr..
Williams deserves all the success
we trust awaits him in the future.
Charles Butler has been at his
fathers bedside since the first few
dayssof his illness, returning here
from the State University on this
account. Charles reports that bis
fathers fever is 0nb degree less
now every day. One Of the
nurses returned to New Orleans
yesterday and Miss Josie Eitel
Is expected ID take her place.