The leader., 1903-10-03

Hon. Il. 4. Brennan visited
jackson Tuesday.
The Board Of Supervisors will
meet next Monday.
| Hon. A. G. McNair was a Jack
son visitor this week.
Capt. a. Z. Moreton has been
q New Orleans visitor.
A nice solid oak bedroom set.
$780, at Perkins Easy pay
ments.
The front of the Masonic
Temple is being re-varnished and
freshened up.
Buy the Singer Sewing Machine
best on earth, at Perkins.
$500 per month.
Mrs. Sexton, of Copiah county.
spent Thursday with her brother, I
Mr.. W. E. Price, and family.
Perkins Furniture Co. save
you the agents profit, as they buy +
direct and in large lots. for cash.
Mrs. Prescott, whose husband
is employed at the Pearl River
Mills, is now behind the counters
at McGrath's.
Perkins Furniture Co., SELL
the best goods for the least money, /
and on easiest terms. See their |
complete stock.
Il Carroll w. Maxwell has been
appointed a commissioner from
Lincoln county, to get up exhibits
for the Worlds Fair.
James V. Bowen left last Sab
bath for Oxford. He made an ex-
cellent editor for The Times here, |
in his brothers absence.
Perkins Furniture Co., buy
everything by the car load for |
cash, and will sell far cheaper than
any one and on easier terms.
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.
Why not stay at home and
join the night class in Stenog-
raphy, taught by shorthand
writer of fifteen years expe-
rience? Prof. Darlington.
Mrs. F. H. Hartman attended
the graduating exercises of the
Touro In6rmary Training School
for Nurses at New Orleans, her
sister, Miss Josie Eitel, being a
member of the class.
Willie and Martin McGrath will |
leave tomorrow to re-enter st.
Stanislaus College. We hope the
term will not be rudely interrupt
ed as it was last session, when
fire consumed the buildings.
We are pleased to learn that
Mrs. |. Cope is very hopeful of |
a permanent cure of her disabled |
foot. She is at Hotel Dieu, New
:. Orleans, and in three weeks ex-
poets to be sufficiently recovered
to return home.
| Join the night classes in
Book keeping now being organ
lied, taught by graduate and
proprietor of two commercial
colleges, Prof. Darlington,
Brookhayen or Pearlhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Pfeifer and
| Miss Josie have returned after
summer in the Catskills. The
best of health seems to peryade
each one and we trust this will
continue through the year just
begun, according to the Jewish
calendar.
1t was stated in Wednesdays
/ Leader that Capt. Tedford had
the job of constructing the new
hotel. We were SO informed by
Mrs. Louis Montville herself,
when she gave US the other items
mentioned in connection with the
project.
/ Louis and William Nalty left on
4 Wednesday to attend Soule's Bust
ness College at New Orleans.
These fine young boys ale chips
off the old block, and doubtless,
will be prominent men among US
some day-when their lessons are
| all learned.
| If man were to shut his
store one day and open it the next
and SO on, spasmodically, through
the year, how many customers
would he have? It's the same
with advertising. A patient CON
tinuance in well doing is what
builds up business as well as
| character.
The plotracted meeting at the
/ Presbyterian church closed Friday |
morning after continuance since
Sunday. Rev. j. W. Roseborough |
preached some plain Gospel
4 truths; and many were edited and
helped by his various discourses.
six united with the church during
the meeting.
i Some of our good friends are
confounding our paid business
locals with editorial expressions
land notices. As a general thing,
levery localin The Leader pertain
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