The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-19
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
The quail season IS at hand.

convalescent.
The October weather is ideal
barring the dust.
Charles Grafton is at the Big
Show in St. Louis.
Mr.. Campbell left for Vicks-
burg Sunday night.
Tom Watts, of New Orleans,
was a Sunday visitor.
T. P. Blackwell, was a visitor
from Caseyyile last week.
Miss D. Mlkell visited Mrs.
Keithley, at Clinton, last week.
Parlor suit, 5 pieces, $500, at
Perkins Furniture Store; $500 a
month";
Bed couches, wardrobe touches
and bed lounges just received at
Perkins
Miss Beulah Ramsey left sun
day to attend the |. |. and G. at
Columbus.
DIR. E. A. Rowan, of Wesson,
was in attendance on the CHANGER
Court Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hodges, of
Arkansas, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Drury.
Mrs. B. S. Cato, of Brookhaven,
paid visit to her old home last
week.-Fayette Chronicle.
Perkins Furniture Co. have an
other car of those $500 bedroom
suits with toilets and vases.
Perkins Furniture Co. will sell
you a genuine Singer Drop-head
Sewing Machine for $500.
Perkins Furniture Co. will sell
you a Wheeler and Wilson Drop
head Sewing Machine for $50. 90.
Perkins Furniture Co. can sell
you good stove cheaper than
any body. See their line before
buying.
Perkins prices for the Singer
and Wheeler and Wilson Machines
cannot be beat any where for new
machines.
Miss Annie Burns left Sunday
night for Ora, where her sister,
Miss Katie, has been very i'll for
some weeks.
Mr.. N. L. Posey, of Cohb's,
was welcome caller Monday and
added his name to our list of new
subscribers.
Mrs. S. C. Ray and baby left
Monday for their home in Brook
haven after a visit to relatives
here and at Cayuga. Raymond
Gazette.
Miss Lucia Moore, the accom-
plished assistant principal of the
Fair River School, was a Saturday
and Sunday visitor with Miss
Mary Curran, the music teacher
of that institution.
Mr.. John Pierce has returned
in health and strength to his post
of duty at the Moreton Wentworth
Co.'s store. His friends are pleas
ed to have HIM among them again
after his trying illness.
We are sorry to learn of the
severe illness of Ed. j. r. 6.
Reeves, who had a severe spell Of
fever; but is now slowly GONZALES
cling. We learn today that other
members Of his family are sick.
McComb Enterprise.
Pastor Purser left the meeting
of the Association to fill his pull
pit at the Baptist church Sunday,
and preached two excellent SER
mons, beside ministering to the
necessities of a dying man and
conducting a funeral service.
Tom Boutwell, who was convict
ed at the Amite county court for
murder and was sentenced to
twenty-five years in the peniten-
tiary came through McComh
Thursday night in charge Of dep
uties on his way to the penitentia-
ry.-McComb Enterprise.
The friends Of Mr.. A. M. Nc
CaIlum sympathize with him
greatly in his recent loss. On
tuesday night of last week bis
barn caught fire and was burned.
He had Just finished putting ID bis
hay, but fortunately, had mol
gathered his corn. Fayette
Chronicle.
We return thanks to the man
agement for complimentary tick
cts to the First Annual Fair al
McComb, which opened its doors
yesterday. We congratulate our
neighboring city on its enterprise
and wish it every success in liz
endeavor to grow with advancing
years.
MI and Mrs. ]. +. White ane
Miss Nellie and the two littlt
grandsons left yesterday morning
for Pass Christian. where they
will make their future home
Much Of their history is connect
ed With Brookhaven, where they
educated their children and where
they baye lived and suffered be'
FeaFen10nt and trial through many
years. May their path grow
nklehter M time goes by, heun1