The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-12
TOWN AND COUNTY.

hurst, spent Sunday here.
Alphonse and CASTOR tomorrow
night at the Opera House.
Heating Stoves, from 50 to $40
at Noodles Hardware Store.
Mrs. B. L. Hobbs and two sons
spent Monday in New Orleans.
See Anderson & Wolf for fine
horses, mules, etc., November LIST.
Ben Penn spent Sunday evening
in Bogue Chitto with his best girl.
Wagon and Buggy material
cheap at Noodles Hardware Store.
A $1,000 stock of Revolyers to
select from at Noodles Hardware
Store.
Tomorrow night is the opening
of the theatrical season in Brook
haven.
Mrs. Kate Ramsey and Miss
Leta Lambright spent Sunday in
Wesson.
A man that won't stand up to
his principles, just hasn't any
that's all.
Mrs. Griffith Bailey has been
confined to her room for week
by illness.
Sewing Machines all makes
cash or credit. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
John P. Rembert and John F.
Thompson, of Wesson, spent Sat
urday in this city.
Misses Carrie Decell and Ma
mie Kearney, of Hazlehurst, spent
Sunday with Miss Annie Spencer.
Anderson & Wolf will have a
carload of the finest stock ever
brought to this city November 1st.
When you want to buy, put it
off until November 1st, and then
inspect Anderson & VOLTS fine
stock.
Carroll Maxwell bought the fin
est 5000 horse ever sold in this
city last Saturday. See Bill Tur1-
bough.
A written guarantee with every
Knife, Razor or Shears at Noodles
Hardware Store. Money back if
wanted.
Noodle continues to sell n of
all the carpenter tools sold in
Lincoln Co. Quality and price
that's all!
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Holiday,
of HazIehurst, are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Holiday.
Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges
at same price you have been pay
ing for cheaper goods. Noodles
Hardware Store.
The Misses Mikell moved Mon
day into their lovely new abiding
place, built by Mr.. G. B. Perkins
on North Railroad Avenue.
A full size Charter Oak Stove
will be given away Saturday, Nov.
70, at 2 p. IN. See Noodles ad.
in this issue and ask for ticket,
free.
Miss Ida Blue, of Brookhaven,
was a visitor here Sunday last.
We learn that Miss Ida will teach
the Oak Grove school. Mead
vile Advocate.
We are glad to note that Mr.,
and Mrs. w. A. Towns, of Brook
haven, are going to move back to
Union Church, their former home,
in a few weeks. Fayette Chroni-
Gle.
sZambao is an original if
"changeabIe' artist. The picture
in McGrath's show window was
keenly interesting to all, though
they never could understand. !"
But mystery adds to interest.
The quilting at The home Of
Mrs. g. I. Montgomery was 3
great success last Saturday as two
Quilts we're completed and other
work accomplished. The dozen
Or more ladies' copyrighted enjoy
ed q delightful dinner and social
time.
Mr.. Matt Stringer, who met
with ali accident last week, died
last Saturday and was buried at
Wesson, his old home, on Sunday.
Mr. Stringer was esteemed hy All
who knew him and his loss IS de-
plored ~ numerous friends and
relatives To whom sympathy y
extended.
AT The regular conference last
Thursday night, Kevs. 4: y.
Boone. g. e. MclSie, r. ii Pur-
SER Mr.. Mccullough 81 y
Montgomery and VIM. MAX.
well vera elected delegates e the
Lincoln County AssociaElons which
cohpenes With Damascus church
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