The leader., 1905-07-05
illinois Central R. r.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

only.
Ring up 1893 Prichard's stable
for rig at any time.
The best drinks and most polite
service at 'Grafton's. !"
Mrs. Reddlng's two little ones
ale suffering with whooping |
cough.
A dance at Hotel Inez was de-
light to the young society element
last Friday night.
Drink 'Brookhaven's Extra"
the new and very popular drink
served at "Grafton's" only.
ice Cold Vichy" the drink
that's making our fountain fa-
nous. G. E. Grafton Drug Co.
We can serve you better now
than ever before, give US your
patronage. G. E. Grafton Drug
Go.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Black have
greatly enjoyed visit from their
son, Rev. Marvin Black.
FOR SALE One thorough
bred Jersey COW, giving 3 gallons
milk. Price $40. O. B. Brown,
Pearlhayen.
Try package of 'Huyler's 0.
K. MolaSses Candy. - Very de-
licious. Only 10 cents per pack
age at "Grafton's' only.
Edwin Thurber was taken sud-
denly and seriously i'll on last Fri
day evening. We regret to know
that Eds health is net at all ro-
bust.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yald before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
FOR SALE-The Oil Mill has
fresh, sweet stock of meal and
hulls and are prepared to make
prompt deliveries. Ring phone
145 for prices.
Hon. i. P. Jones, president of
the county legislature, was laid up
with chills and fever all last week.
He is now improving, we are
pleased to learn.
DIR. A. M. Dodds and Mr.. r. S.
Newman, of Veto, were Brook
haven visitors Monday. DR..
Dodds sold a lot of cotton for
which he got ten cents.
If you get team from Paul
Prichard's stable you will get
good one-new rigs-frst class
turnouts. They don't rattle. We
always keep them in repair.
Let one faithful soul miss the |
mark a single time, for whatever
reason, and a great cry goes up
from the many delinquents who
can never be counted on at all,
except insspasms.
A letter from a college graduate |
at the State Normal in Clinton
contains the following: Thej
reputation, Lincoln county teach
ers and Superintendent Green has
made is quite wonderful. One
hears talk of it everywhere. Prof.
Green talked a while this evening |
curing the agriculture period and
made a great hit. His speecr
was perfect for the OCCASION. =
Rev. j. A. Scarborough has re-
covered at the hands Of Road Com
missioner G. I. Montgomery the
grip, Bible, etc., which were stoI- |
en- from his buggy in Brookhaven
a few weeks ago. They had been
turned over to Mr.. Montgomery
by q negro woman named Julia
Haywood, who lives on the road |
side between Petersburg and Mr..
Montgomerys farm. The woman
represented that they bad been
found and brought to her house
BY her children while out playing
on the side of the road, and, as
one of Bro. Scarborough's shirts
found in the grip was too big for
anybody ID her family and no.
body could read the Bible, she
thought she had better consult
Mr.. Montgomery about what to-
do with them. Mr.. M, who had |
read the announcement made by |
Bro. Scarborough in The Leader,
bad no difficulty in locating the
owner.
The farmers Of this county can
have one or more Farmers In
stitutes BY simply getting up
petition and sending it to Presi- /
dent Hardy, at Starl5Ville, who
will send out conductors from the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Iege. These institutes are Of irn-
mense advantage where farmers
will attend them and listen I'd
what may be learned about i'm
proved methods of farming
diversifying crops, blooded stock, |
ect and they can be had for the
asking. President Hardy, of the
A and N. passed through Brook
haven one day last week, on bis
way to and from Mt. Pleasant,
Jefferson county, whore be deliv /
cred an address to large audience
Of farmers. Pref. As al. Meal (