The leader., 1904-04-02
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
you April fooleda

After Easter, the bills Will come
in.
Windy Did you catch your
hat!
Wen take our Easter egg boil
ed soft.
Mr.. E. f. Brennan visited Jack
son Monday.
Mrs. Lila Cranberry is visiting
in Meridian.
You can dye this time of year
and yet live on.
Mrs. A. G. McNair and Sherman
are in Martin, Tenn.
Mr.. Bob Purser was a visitor
from Chatawa Tuesday.
Mr.. W. S. Graham visited Jack
son Wednesday afternoon.
Mccall Patterns for sale at Par
sons, May, Oberschmidt Co.
Go to Parsons, May, Ober-
schmidt Co., for the best Flour.
Incubators are all the 60 now.
Well take ours out in chickens.
Rev. J. E. Lowe, Of Bogue
Chitto, was yesterdays visitor.
Miss Anna Middleton is visiting
her brothers. family at Mt. Olive.
Mrs. L. H. Baggett returned
Wednesday from New Orleans.
New Mess Pork in barrels for
sale at Parsons, May, OberschElidt
Co.
Brookhaven friends regret that
Mr.. Teunison is to leave the
State.
This is the last issue of The
Leader before-the play Tuesday
night!
Mrs. M. Tibbs is in McComb
with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Stringer.
MI. John A. Penn has been con-
fined to his room by illness several
days this week.
Miss Jennie Martin, of Bogue
Chitto, is the guest of Mr.. W. T.
McCalip's home.
Mrs. S. j. Lanier has been
greatly Inconvenience by her
crippled condition.
Examinations yesterday and to-
day. There is no free pass in the
school corporation.
Some philanthropy is said to be
much like giving collars to men
who have no shirts.
Austin Hobbs is another young
man of splendid character engag-
ed at the Price Drug store.
Mr.. Jake Harrington has been
missed from the force at Parsons,
May, Oberschmidt Co. on account
of sickness.
Mr.. Chas. Smith, the genial
jeweler of the Price Drug Co,
has been spending several days
in New Orleans.
Nj. j. I. Austin, of Laurel,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. G..
P. Younts, on North Second
Street. Mr.. Austin comes to
Brookhaven to recuperate after
long illness.
E. H. Chandler had his hand
crushed in the sawmill of Sartin
and Chandler near town yester-
day. He lost the fore finger of his
left hand and may have to suffer
amputatlon of his thumb. His
friends regret his misfortune.
Mr.. George Teunisson, who has
been stationed at Greenwood as
ticket agent and cashier for the |.
G. R. r. Co., came out one day
last week to visit his parents. he re
before leaving for Indiana, where
he again enters the railway SER
vice. Monticello Press.
The Leader has received a copy
OF the Mississippi Odd Fellow,
published at Gulfport by Will f.
Champlin. This publication sue
ceeds the Mississippi Journal, and
is devoted to the interests of the
splendid secret order for which it
is named.
Mere sentimentl' Sarcastic
ealIy remarked Mr.. Cynic. What
would life be without it?'' said
Miss Hopeful. Sentiment is the
blush of the rose, the perfume of
the flower. the dawning of The day,
the twilight of the evening. With
out it men are sordid materialists. .
The Board of Trustees of Pearl
haven Graded School have unani-
mousIy elected DR.. q. B. Graves
as principal for another year. The
Board has also ordered that the
assistants be elected on recommen-
dation of DR.. Graves. DR.. Graves
has what many teachers crave
the entire confidence and co-0pera-
tion Of the Board of Trustees.
MIR. j. T. F Wilkes and Miss
Leo Throckmorton were married at
Summit Tuesday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage. Objections
on the part Of the young Iady's
parents were the cause of the
runaway. Miss Leo has been
much admired ID Brookkhaven,
where she once resided. She is d