The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-05
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol-
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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b. Perkins.
Miss Eva Jones spent Sunday
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Many Lewis Flippin has
been a visitor to Fernwood.
DR.. j. T. Walkers Office is up
stairs in the Larsen Building.
For sale cheap, a grade Jersey
with first calf. 0. B. Brown,
Pearlhaven.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Mr.. Med. Ferguson, now of
Caseyville, made us a pleasant call
last Friday.
There is green spot in almost
every home, since the fern mans
visit Saturday.
Little Miss Maggie Lorden has
been the guest of Miss Vivian
Suter at FernWood:
Tomorrow and next day will be
great days with Mrs. r. II. Ham
ilton at the Racket store.
Misses Annie and Mary Casse-
dy, of Summit, have been guests
of Brookhayen relatives.
Mr.. M. D. McGrath and party
returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit to st. Louis.
The public school building
looks bad for lack of paint. 1t is
no whited sepulchre, any way.
A good lot of molasses jugs will
be sold cheap or exchanged for
moIasses. Apply at this Office.
Mr.. Chris. Beckman, an attache
of The Leader, spent Sunday
with his parents in New Orleans.
Prof. A. j. Foster, of Wesson,
was in our town Saturday. He
is now engaged in teaching at
Perch.
Mrs. Chas. Oliver and Misses
Fannie Maxwell, Nellie Mccain
and Leta Lambright spent last
Sunday in New Orleans.
Miss Lutte Afford, one of Gall
mans most charming daughters,
is the guest of Mrs. Will A. Ter
Crystal Springs Meteor.
Mr.. j. A. Bishop, returned
home Sunday evening after an ex-
tended trip to st. Louis and In
diana. McComb Enterprise.
Old Brook Farm has few cords
of dry fire place wood. Don't
wait till cold weather; then all dry
wood will be sold. Phone 258.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yard before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Secretary Younts is to be con-
graduated on the successful enter
tainment of Friday night. He
promises another of different or
der at an early date.
Miss Matte FUR was pleas
ant caller at our office last Satur-
day. She is teaching again at
Clear Branch, a neighborhood
which she highly commends.
Mr.. F. II. Hartman is erecting
some roomy cottages for rent out
north of his property in West
End. Three are very nearly COM
pleted They will rent for $500
per month.
Mr.. Jasper Smith, who lately
purchased the French Williams
property, west of Mr.. w. +. Da-
WIS., place, is charging the resi-
dence in anticipation of his early
occupation of it.
Rev. j. Al. Scarborough was in
last Wednesday. He says he
doesn't suffer with the heat like
most people, because the sun can't
get around him all at once, like
it does most folks.
The Peallhaven Graded Public
school opened last Monday, with
Di. n. b. Graves as principal and
Mrs. Graves. assistant. Pupils
outside the district will be charg-
ed S1.50 per month.
Dir. Thos. Purser left Saturday
night for Grenada, where his wife
will join him and from there they
will 90 to the Worlds Fair. We
wish them pleasant trip and q
safe return. McComh Enter
prise.
Mr.. G. MeneIas is now enjoy
ing The Worlds Fair. MI. Mem
elias has already more Of the
knowledge of the world at his tin-
ger tips than the great majority
Of people, and IS thus thoroughly
competent to Judge the wonderful
exposition Of things At the great
fair
Mr.. n. z. Summers came il last