The leader., 1904-09-10
New Schedule on the Illinois Central.
Trains nov pass Brookhayen as fol-
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Sugar cane for sale.

w OdH hCCp elS OhahSS'
Mr.. L. G. Ingram is building a
residence on Church street.
Mrs. Mary L. Cannon, of Mon
ticello, was a visitor Friday.
Mrs. Daisy Dixon Fountain
moved this week to McC0mb.
f. S. Swain was in jackson on
business the first of the week.
Louis and Willie Nalty return
ed from the Exposition Thursday.
Mr.. Jno. B, Nalty is among the
"Hoo-hoos" at the Worlds Fair.
Work has again commenced on
the cement paving on Front street.
Mrs. Gotten has begun the cree
tion of a residence on Congress
street.
Mr.. Hirschorn, of Dallas, Tex
as, has been the guest OF Mr.. u.
Daniel.
Oscar Hartman left Wednesday
to attend Mississippi College at
Clinton.
Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges
need no introduction, Noodle
sells 'em.
Mrs. Cliff Herring was in town
Wednesday on her way to Frank
lin county.
The Jewish Holidays begin
Sept. 10. The 10Th is the Day of
Atonement.
Willie Cassidy will attend the
Chamberlain Hunt Academy at
Port Gibson.
Mr.. Percy Richards returned to
Memphis Monday, after visit to
Mrs. Forsythe.
q. Daniel has enjoyed visit
from his cousin, Bernard Daniel,
of Philadelphia.
Mrs. jamie Linton Holman is
preparing to conduct boarding
house at Fernwood.
Mr.. j. M. Wood was smitten
with fever Thursday. We hope
he will soon recover.
q. D. Davis, of jackson, came
down Wednesday evening to the
delight of his many friends.
A. H. Simon, of New Orleans,
has been circulating among his
Brookhaven acquaintance.
Mrs. A. MendeI and Miss The
resa returned last week from their
delightful visit to Virginia.
The young people enjoyed their
weekly dance at Mccormick and
Thompson's Thursday night.
Mrs. w. w. Robertson, of Nc
Comb, has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John E. Seavey.
Mrs. /. Cope has enjoyed Wis
it from Mrs. Mollie johnson and
Mrs. H. Penn, of Hazlchurst.
Mr.. L. S. PROXY, Of Meadyille,
passed through this city on his
way to the Delta Monday last.
j. I. Grant has returned from
the Fair and expresses grati6ca-
ton at the Mississippi Exhibit.
The Liberty White depot is
now completed and is said to be
the handsomest in South Missis-
sippi.
Miss Emily Jones, tho new pri-
mary teacher at the Public School,
is boarding at Prof. r. ?. SCOTS
home.
Mrs. Lofts Montville returned
to Memphis Thursday night, after
a delightful visit to her sister,
Mrs. Rogers, in this city.
Rev. Mr.. Mann is earnestly ex-
pounding the Gospel as he sees
and understands it, at the tent
meetings daily and nightly.
County Superintendent Green
will leave Brookhaven Monday
night with a party Of teachers en-
route to the Worlds Fair.
The Public School is especially
fortunate in adding vocal music
TO the special branches taught in
that institution: the more SO since
one so eminently qualified as Mrs.
j. I'll. Willoughby, has been secur-
ed as teacher. For the small sum
of 81. 100 per month, the beautiful
and necessary art.of singing will
be taught at the Public School.
Gilbert Lowell, a well known eff
izen Of Fair River. was arrested
ii town Thursday evening and
carried To jail for being raving
drunk and using profane language.
He was released later and is To
have q hearing before the Mayor
today on these charges. While
Mayor Lanier was trying to quiet
him Thursday afternnOn and have
him arrested, he cnt two holes 10
His HonOrss coat with d pocket
knife be was reckiessly H0urishing
and Policeman Magee had 4 tough
time carrying him ia ail il was
simply d case 81 81 ether wise
paaceable citizen and clever 1en
Getting crazy dunk and doing
harm 70 himself and others tllrouSh