The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-23
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Miss Nellie Covington is de-
tanned indoors by illness.
Cotton Smith, Jr., is said to be
more noisy than his father.
The display of linen in Seavey's
show window is a credit to the
trade.
For SaleI-A gasoline range.
Large size. Apply to 6. Bailey
at Prices.
You can buy everything to fur
nish your home at cash prices or
easy payments at Perkins Furni
ture Co.
Genuine improved Singer"
drop head Sewing Machine, sold
by agents for $50, only $35 at Per-
kins Furniture Store.
Ask your neighbor about the
Grown" Organ. He will tell
you it is the best. On easy terms
at Perkins Furniture Co.
Perkins Furniture Company
have been selling Grown" Or
gans for Is years. Every one of
them has proved satisfactory.
Santa Claus is busy unpacking
at Heuck's. There never has
been such display of beautiful
things in every department of the
holiday trade.
Perkins Furniture Company
have another car load of the cele-
brated Grown" Organs. Call
and see them, get prices and
terms.
Mr.. G. W. Ards mules, adver-
tised in The Leader, sold like
everything else we place before
the public. Apply here for fine
Jersey cow.
A large lot of rattan and Ieath-
er seat Rockers, Couches, Side
boards, Bedroom Suits and Stoves
just arrived at Perkins Furniture
Co.
Mines. L. Ell. Bowen and Bessie
Lipscomb and several girls from
WhitWorth went to McComb Sat
urday to attend a missionary meet
ing. They remained over Sun
day.
Mr.. Park Tyrone left Monday
evening for his new home with
his son at Prentiss. Mr.. Tyrone
leaves. his old neighbors and
friends with much regret. All
unite in good wishes for comfort
and happiness in his declining
years.
One of Brookhayen's prominent
and most successful business firms
says: There is no money we
spend that brings such returns as
Advertising. ? This is pleasant;
especially since most of the adver-
Using Of this firm is done in The
Leader.
Mr.. A. j. Hoyt is again among
Brookhayen friends. He reports
Mrs. Hoyt and little Miss Flor
ence as pleasantly located at Chi
cago as can be, until they again
reach our Sunny South, where
they may permanently abide in
the future.
The fast train Sunday evening
killed both Of the fine dray mules
owned by S. Cohn & Sons. One
animal was struck at the railroad
crossing Of Bay street, and the
other near the brick yard. The
train was late and running at a
high rate OF speed. Magnolia
Gazette.
Willie Hartwell, although in .
very depleted state Of health was
brought to this place from New Or
leans Sunday and is now with his
devoted amt, Mrs. e. Fl. Baggett.
He was accompanied BY his moth.
CIR and little sister, Katharine
both Of whom are enjoying splen.
did health. We trust our pure
air and pleasant breezes viii be d
benefit to the suffering young
man.
Matinee at the Opera House
Saturday afternoon attracted fnl
house. Our Foxy Grandpa
afforded merriment for the chill
diem. lii the drawing for tho dol
and football. little Miss Annie
Cassidy fen heir to the formel
and Wesley Anderson to the lat
ter. Saturday night closed ths
weeks engagement Of the Hoy
Comedy Company, and those whS
attended the plays express salts
aesion at the performance. 10
s.t3s,4N rfH FIJI Fk& rrnaf DRAWING