The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Town and County.
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For houses to rent, apply to
A. Coin.
If you filter the water you drink
you will escape typhoid fever.
Brushes Of all kinds, combs and
fine razors at Price Drug Co.'S.
Hon. j. N. Yawn was a this
weeks visitor from Bogue Chitto.
A few ice-cream freezers at cost
at G. B. Perkins Hardware Store.
r. i. Brent, of Bogue Chitto,
was among Brookhayen visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. Edgar Godbold, of Au-
burn, was among visiting young
men yesterday.
For health and refreshment
drink Prices Orange Phosphate.
Something new.
Drink filtered water and escape
fever, Get filter now. For sale
by F. B. Noodle.
Mrs. j. B. Hughes, of the Lit
tie Bahala neighborhood, was a
yesterdays visitor.
The Teachers Institute meets
every day and holds one session
from s to o'clock.
The painting of the Baptist
church, inside and out, will be
completed by tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. John Martin have
located in this city and have
rooms at Mrs. Lou Whites.
Three new cottages are going
up on the east side of the Hardy
estate, toward East Union Mills.
Mr.. Huges, of New Orleans, is
with his wife, Mrs. Susie Hart
well Huges, at Mrs. E. M. Bees.
Charlie Heuck's merry -go-round
will raise a breeze the warmest
day that is. Mr.. Heuck believes
in keeping things moving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley G. Max
we'll, Miss Lou Mason and Miss
Fannie Maxwell are all on their
way to the Worlds Fair today.
j. M. Eaton, of Ruth, passed
through Brookhaven yesterday on
his way to the Fair. He will also
visit Chicago before his return.
The natural stone filter. Capac-
ity. 8 gallons per day, water FL
tiers through one inch Of stone.
For sale by F. B. Noodle.
Right now is the time to buy
felt roofing, cheapest and best
roof for gins, barns and sheds.
G. B. Perkins keeps it in stock.
Miss Rose Nalty will entertain
the Bachelor Girls tomorrow af-
ternoon, in honor of Miss Mary
McGill, her charming young guest
and cousin from jackson.
As an Advertising scheme, that
most excellent Institution, Harris
Business Collge, jackson, Miss,
is offering a few scholarships at a
big bargain. Write them.
John and Willie Marshall and
Monroe Furlow left for st. Louis
yesterday. We wish these prom
ising and worthy young men a
delightful trip and safe return.
With the prostrating warm
weather has come a scarcity of
cooks and some white ladies"
are learning to liyeewithout both
books and cooks for the time be-
ing.
Mr.. G. b. Perkins will erect at
once a residence on North Jack
son street, to be occupied in the
Fall by the Misses Mikell. Brook
haven is in need of more houses
for rent.
Mrs. A. j. Hoyt and her sweet
little daughter, Florence, will
leave tomorrow fol Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. Hoyt has made a
friend of every acquaintance in
this city, who hope for her early
return.
Mrs. w. M. Anderson, Miss
Fannie MikelI, Miss Launa
Strother and little Miss Katharine
Anderson arrived today from the
State Capital and will spend a
couple of weeks with the Misses
Mikell.
Mr.. and Mis-. John 3. Seavey
returned yesterday afternoon
from the Worlds Fair, delighted
and worn out. Mr.. Seavey can
tell more in minute about the
great show, than most people in
sixty times that length Of time.
Mr.. a. Stafler returned last
Saturday from his visit to Aus
tria. If Mr.. Staffier we're not kept
so5busy at his jewelry establish
ment, we would ask him to give
us items of interest on his trip.
His many friends are pleased to
wple0me him hack
The Lincoln County Teachers
Institute convened Monday morn
ing with about fifty teachers IN
attendance. Prof. j j. DaWsey
the genial and able educator from
Nashville. Tenn, has the lines
well ID hand and has ingratiated
himself into the esteem and conf
dence Of our splendid school peo-
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