The leader., 1903-08-29


Buck Stoves and Ranges at G.
B. Perkins Hardware Store.
Cane mills-the best Chatta,
nooga kind at G. b. Perkins
Beverly Middleton enjoyed his
vacation on the G. & S. |. rail-
road.
Tinware, granite ware, blue
ware and white ware at G.. B. Per-
kins'.
School books and school supplies
on hand at the Cut Rate Drug
Store.
Mrs. w. I. McCaIip returned
Saturday from visit of tw O weeks
to Cleveland.
Before Hon. w. +. Pars ons
could announce himself "at home"
to his friends.
The Leaders, rooster did all of
his growing before the election.
Smart chicken!
Miss Hattie Williams, of Nor
field. has been visiting her cousins,
the Misses Sartin.
Duncan Magee is now in posi-
ton to serve the public behind
McGrath's counters.
Razors, pocket knives, hair clip
pers, scissors and shears, all guar
anteed at G. B. Perkins
Mrs. w. W. Newsom continues
so i'll that her friends feel con-
cerned over her condition.
Frank Martins Chill Tonic is
the best. we guarantee our rem
edies or money refunded,
Mrs. G. G. Smith, of AlIemands,
La, is visiting her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Mont
gomery.
Mrs. w. L. Bowen, and her sis
ter, Miss Eliza Bridges, returned
last Saturday from a weeks visit
to Fernwood.
Misses Lula Mccullough and
Oslo Rawls, enthusiastic young
teachers from Ruth, are in attend
ance at the Institute.
We regret to hear that H. Sum-
mers, Sr., of Fair River, is so
feeble that he apprehends the end
of his long life is very near.
Mrs. Barnes, of Crystal Springs,
and Miss Sallie Raynham, of St.
Francisville, La. have been guests
of Mrs. Middleton and Miss Mag
gle,
The Frank Martin Drug Co.,
will give three $500 prizes fol
the largest round turnip grown
from seed purchased at their
store.
/ A car load of Glassware
for bargain day at
HeuCk's.
The Parsons, May, Oberschmidt
Co. will erect at once two story
ware house in the rear of their
place of merchandise on Front
street.
Miss Caroline Ford, Unpopular
elocution teacher of Whitworth
last term, gave an excellent reci-
tai at the Opera House ON Tues
day night.
If men generally were measured
by their intellectual and moral
worth, what pigmies would APP
pear! ''Gen. Ballouo would have
TO throw up the sponge and Tom
Thumb cease to be a wonder.
| The Brookhayen Band, which is
another name for "Penn's
UNIQUE, wishes to express its APP
Ipreciation for the cordial courte-
1 sizes and hospitality shown it while
lin jackson in the interest of the
lCritz rally, by the Critz club.
| A trolley ride was one of the fes-
tive events of the visit.
City Marshal Stanley Byrd is
doing some effective and praise
worthy work in the line Of bis
official duties and should receive
the active cooperation and moral
support Of all good citizens.
lOften men criticise officials for
not properly enforcing the law,
when they are more derelict in
3 their duty as citizens than the
official they criticise is in what
is required of him.
We trust the following item
will be understood by those inter-
ested; and we also trust that to
those who don't understand, il
4 will serve as an admonition to
4 friends and correspondents, to be
more explicit in what they write.
!, Give your items "a local habita-
| ton as well as a name, Here
lit IS: Mr.. Horace Cunningham,
of McComb City, was the fortu-
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