The leader., 1903-10-17
Colds are all the go.

Colds are all the go.
Aaron Isaacs is now employed |
at ST Francisville, La.
Mrs. j. Priebatsch is enioyino
a visit to her brother at Delhi. |
La.
Miss Mary Mckee is entertain |
ing Miss Emma Watson, of Halle
hurst.
When contemplating a hunt, if |
you want a sure shot, use Peters
Shells.
! Order your coal now from the
Brookhaven Ice Mfg. Co. before
the cold spell sets in.
Gov. A. II. Longino, and Judge
j. B. Chrisman have been recent
distinguished visitors.
Revs. J. P. Hemby and S. Nor
ris were Rev. R. H. Purser's
guests Thursday night.
Telephone your order for coal
to the Brookhayen Ice MFG. Co.
and it will be delivered at once.
Boys junior suits, youths and
young mems suits in an endless
variety of patterns and styles, and
at prices to suit your taste, can be
found at Seavey's.
Every shell branded Peters
Cartridge Go. is guaranteed to
give better results than any other
shell on the market. A. G. Sea-
vey & Sons handle them.
John Ratcliff, whose condition
was reported in The Leader two
weeks ago, has been taken to the
Insane Hospital at Jackson, where
it is hoped he will recover.
DR.. and Mrs. /. L. Parsons,
Miss Emma Bee, Louis COIN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chrisman, j.
Van Hook and perhaps others,
spent last Sabbath in New Or
leans.
R. T. Schefck left Wednesday
for New Orleans. L. P. KEGS is,
consequently, Kept in position at
his store and is unable to attend
the Association.
The Lincoln County Association
is moving on graciously at Union
Hall. Generous hospitality is
extended every visitor by the
good people of that church.
Mrs. Edgar Green has charge of
the music department at Grange
Hall, instead of the Office of prin-
cipal. Prof. Green will rent his
comfortable home for season.
Mr.. Holcomb, who promises to
be valuable citizen, has moved
his family into Mrs. Sallie J.
Storms residence in Schwem's
Addition. Mr.. III. is at East
Union Mills.
Van KEGS says a few looks at the
college girls will bring him
around all right. VANS appetite
is not good; but he isn't in love-
not yet. He hasn't had time
since he had the long fever.
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, go to Sea
vey's where the stock of every
thing is large. In fact, their
stock is so well selected and marx
ed so low that a small piece of
money will 60 long ways.
Mrs. DR.. Dodds, who has been
in New Orleans for some days,
was brought to this city on Thurs
day morning in an unimproved
condition. She and her husband
are at the home of Mrs. A. G.
Seavey for a few days. When
Mrs. Dodds gathers sufficient
strength they will proceed to their
home tat Veto. Her precarious
condition isdeplored by numerous
friends.
Cong. F. A. McLlain was in
Brookhaven Thursday mingling
with his constituents and gathering
information as to local conditions
and sentiment, preparatory to his
departure for Washington next
month. The Leader is indebted
to him for a pleasant call. Mr..
MeLain will do all he can at the
coming session of Congress to
have the rural free delivery sys-
tenn extended in his district.
This will be his first term as the
dire ct representative of tn e.
Seventh district and we are sure
no district in the State will have
more faithful or efficient Repre-