The leader., 1905-07-22
GD gane;
Saturday, July n, 1905.
TOWN AND COUNTY .
Make hay while the sun shines.
Eat "WOODCOCK" Flour and

AAA - AlSlGA~ne ~ WIG AnGG3 VS.
tied jackson Wednesday,
Miss Matte Purser has enjoyed
q season in Crystal Springs.
Mr.. Daniel Hickman, OF Hart
man, was Wednesday visitor.
Miss Gotten cliarmingly enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday
afternoon.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Conant & Company will write
your Fire and Tornado Insurance.
Phone No. 81.
Mrs. w. H. Penn has been tax
ling in some of the attractions of
the Chautauqua.
For Sale. Two 16-inch cleo
trio fans as good as new. Apply
at the 7. M. G. A.
Residence for Rent--On Chick
asaw street near court house.
Apply to A. Hurst.
Genuine U. S. Mail Boxes and
locks for Rural Free Delivery.
Noodles Hardware Store.
Is your property protected by
Fire insurance. See Conant &
Company, opposite station.
Wanted. Some party to pay
exrenses of patent and take a
fourth interest in an invention.
One boy we know in town is
spending his spare change for
good books. He is on the right
road.
Money back for the asking is a
guarantee that our price and quail
Iity are O. X. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
i Needles, shuttles, belts, attach
ments and parts for any make
sewing machine. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
| Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yald before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ling material. Will save you
money.
Dixie Side Harrow and CuIti-
yatOr==-sThe grass killer" for
l$3.25 at c. B. Perkins Hardware
i Store.
/ FOR SALE The Oil Mill has
| a fresh, sweet stock of meal and
hulls and are prepared to make
prompt deliveries. Ring 'phone
514 for prices.
SEAVEY has new wheat in
the old reliable "WOODC0CK''
Flour, and is under the market
for a July drive in Flour. Only
$5.75 per barrel.
Want to buy razor on trialg
Pocket knives, butchar knives and
scissors q written guarantee with
any of above money back il, we
can't suit you. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
Miss Virginia Marshall, Of this
city, has been elected teacher of
music in the Wesson High School.
The school is fortunate in secur-
!. ing a young woman of Miss Mar
shall's fine attainments and splen-
did character.
1 Mr.. j. P. Foster left yesterday
| for northeast Connecticut. He
goes by way of Chicago and Au-
rora, where be has relatives. Mr..
Foster has been living in our
Dixie land for 16 years and
doesn't think that he can remain
way permanently.
It's no game of chance you
are playing when you carry a
barrel of 'sWOODCOCKv Flour
home And, just think, only
$5.75 per barrel for the best
Flour that comes to the market.
Rev. I. w. Adams, presiding
elder of the BrookhaVen District,
Mississippi Annual Conference,
held the quarteryly meeting for
Magnolia church Saturday night.
The reports of pastor and church
officials showed every department
Of the work to be in good condi-
Ition. The Presiding Elder occu-
pied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and eve
ming, preaching strong and edify-
ing discourses. Magnolia GA
zette.
There was a fragrant shower ol
rosehuds in The Leader Office on
Wednesday evening. On that
day Miss E. Bloch, for many
years teacher at Wesson, and for
the past five years making music
a specially, visited Brookhaven
with her class Of lovely young
people, as follows: Maggie Graft,
Mary WeIIman, Winnie DeceIl.
Florine Mcknight, Mary Lee,
'fCora Belle Robertson, Mertie
May Robertson, Eva Robertson,
Louise Ford, Sue Cntrer, jamie
Galloway Miss Bloch and hal
pupils visited the Pearl River
Lumber Mills and seemed 20 have