The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.


for Clay and whip-poor-will Peas.
Mccall Patterns for sale at Par
sons, May, Oberschmidt Co.
Mr.. j. L. Hart, of Wellman,
was a caller ON Monday at this
Office.
The Methodist Sunday School
children are preparing for Chill
dren's Day.
Moreton Wentworth Co. have
just received a handsome line of
Dress Goods.
Try barrel of Snow Drop
Flour. Guaranteed by Moreton
Wentworth Co.
Observation-Disclosures Co, are
making big drive in Trunks-A
full line. Call and see them.
For every $1.00 spent with the
Graham Storm Grocery Co., you
get 10 cents cash.
The SWEETEST lineof Ladies and
Misses Hats to be found in the
city are at Moreton- Wentworth
Co.'S.
The Price Drug Co., is putting
in handsome show windows either
side the big front door.
Mr.. P. E. Williams, formerly
of the Lumberton Headblock, was
pleasant caller at this office yes
terday.
Prices milk shakes are immense
and they are made out of pure
Jersey milk-that's why they are
so good,
10 cents actual cash given you
at the Graham Storm Grocery Co,
for every $1.00 worth of goods
purchased.
WANTED. "A position as stem
ographer and typewriter. Apply
to Miss Della Hobbs, Crystal
Springs, Miss.
Moreton- Wentworth Co. have
complete line of Roberts, John
son and Rand's Celebrated Shoes,
Latest Styles Every pair guar
anteed.
We regret that Mr.. TiIden Hud-
son has been compelled to resign
his position at A. G. Seavey and
Sons, on account of i'll health.
May he soon recover.
Mrs. Bessie Lipscomb spent
Sunday in Wesson, in the interest
of the cause of missions. She
made an able address at the Meth
odlst church in that city on Sun
day night.
Miss ANNE May Abbott, the
little Georgia Magnet, at the OPP
pera House tomorrow night. Go
and see the most wonderful and
puzzling power ever given a hu-
man being.
Mr.. VIM. Higdon and his
daughter, Miss May, attended The
anniversary celebration of the
Philomathean Society of Missis-
sippi College, at Clinton, last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Bills and children left last
night for Chicago to attend the
graduating exercises of her young
est sister. During her absence,
she will visit her sister at Contra
liza, ILL.,, and will also take in the
Exposition.
Mr.. j. E. Nicholson and family
left yesterday for Shaw, Miss,
where Mr.. Nicholson owns a
farm and where he will also 90
into other business. Brookhaven
regrets to lose this good family
and wishes them all success and
prosperity.
The Sunday School Institute,
which is being conducted by DIR.
and Mis-. HamiIl, the noted Sun
day School workers, will close
tonight. We feel sure an impe-
tus will be given Sunday School
work in this city by this splendid
meeting and gathering Of enthusi-
astic workers.
John j. Martin (some times
called Long JOHNNY we'll.
known citizen of the Mt. Moriah
community, died of consumption
last Sunday. and was buried at.
the Rose Hill Cemetery on Mon
day. Rev. r. j. Boone 0ficiatedI
at the funeral, which was attend
ed by several friends of the de-
ceased from this city.
The editor Of The Leader claims
the biggest preacher in the Mis-
sissippi Conference as q part of
his household during the meeting
of the Institute Rev. M Il. Bur
ton, well known to our people as
former vice president Of Whit.
worth College. Rev. Ct. M Bach
man, The colporter for the State,
measures up better than most men
with Mr.. Burton, and is also our
guest. We will be pleased to
have them repeat their visit at the
next meeting.