The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-17
New Schedule On the Illinois Central
TOWN AND COUNTY.

NtND OIA o
Miss Maud Magee has been a
visitor to McComb.
Valentine trade was fine in this
city last Saturday.
Mr.. W. B. Ramsey, of New Or
leans, is in the city.
Plenty of stoves at c. B. Per-
kins, Hardware Store.
Mr.. Eugene Bee, Jr., has been
in New Orleans this week.
Mr.. H. T. Morgan, of Well
man, was a Saturday visitor.
The Get Ones" will be glad
they got one" tomorrow night.
VIM. Turnbough spent last
week in Monticello, selling horses
and mules.
Purina Pancakes are good to
eat. Try a 10-cent package from
j. NJ. Woods.
Misses Fannie Maxwell and
Leta Lambright visited Magno-
liza last Sabbath.
Hon. G. G.. Lyell, of Jackson,
was visitor to this city several
days this week.
See I. Pierre Ramsey, agent
Ramsey Piano Co., locals of bar
gains in this issue.
Mr.. Lewis Thurner is now en-
plOyed as assistant book-keeper
at the McGrath Store.
Mrs. E. Smith, sister of Mr..
Ebert Lard, of this city, died at
McComb last Saturday.
Miss Josie Eitel is employed
as nurse for Van Watts, who
seems to be rapidly failing.
Any magazine free with an as
sortment of $3.50. Ralston Pu-
rina Foods, at j. M. Woods.
[ repair old mattresses, make
new ones and cane chairs. Work
done at [. Isaacs'. r. MORRIS.
Prof Sullivan, of MlIsaps Col
lege, was the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. G. w. Crisler last Sabbath.
The roof leaked. Use felt roofing
and stop the trouble. G. B. Per
kins always has plenty in stock.
Sterling silver, cut glass, gold
clocks-every thing in the line of
fine gifts at Price Drug Compa-
ny's.
Remember the meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary, Friday at 3
p. m. Important business on
hand.
For your tomorrow's break
fast-Purina Pancakes and good
country molasses. Ring up phone
No. 1.
Mr.. G. M. McMahan is in New
Orleans. Van KEGS is in charge
of the express Office during his
absence.
Mr.. J. R. Holcomb was H.
censed to preach by the Baptist
church at this place last Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, G.. Hamilton
and their niece, Miss H. B. Hol-
loway, left Monday morning for
New Orleans.
Hon. and Mrs. R. H. Thomp-
son, of Jackson, arrived yester-
day morning on a visit to DIR. and
Mrs. J. T. Butler.
If you are interested in we'd
ding gifts, call at the jewelry de-
partment of Price Drug Compa-
ny's popular store.
Messrs. Edgar and Will Hobbs,
of Crystal Springs, were guests
of their uncle, B. T. Hobbs, and
family last Sabbath.
Kill a hog and butcher knife
and sausage mill twill do the
rest"; at c. Perkins Hardware
Store waiting for you.
Misses Josie Hurst and Eliza
Daughtry left yesterday for
Mardi Gras. They will spend
the week in New Orleans.
DR.. ] J. Watts and Mrs. Paul
inc Hoskins are again at the bed
side Of their sick brother, Van,
who is very low with consump-
ton.
We regret to hear of the long
continued suffering of Mrs. III. F.
Middleton, of Montgomery. She
is afflicted with a malignant I'LL
Ger on her neck.
Misses Freddie Ball and Mary
Applewhite, cultured and charm
, ing young ladies of Tylertown,
have been guests of Miss Alice
Alfred at Caseyville.
This has been and still is a
dreadful season for colds and
kindred ills. They come more
suddenly, stay longer, and are
worse in their effects than any
type known to the oldest inhabi-
tant.
Friends here mourn the death
of Capt. Geo, T. Gracey at Sum-
NIT Monday. The venerable and
worthy gentleman and railroad
man was stricken with paralysis