The leader., 1905-09-02

is spending some time with her
mother in Cincinnati.
The Mayor and Board of AL
dermen will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Tuesday
evening at 5 O'Clock.
Joseph HeHck's residence was
entered by a burglar on Monday
night and $500 was stolen from
the purse of Mrs. HoIIenbeck.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yard before
buying lumber, shingles or build /
ing material. Will save you
money.
The serious illness of Mrs. W.
I. East called her mother, Mrs.
Jos. Connolly, to her bedside this
week. We are pleased to know
Mrs. East is improving.
Chattanooga and Golden Cane
Mills, Cocks and ScantIins Evap-
orators, Skimmers, S IN 0 k e
Stacks and galvanized iron at
c. B. Perkins Hardware Stone.
Rev. j. P. Williams occupied
the pulpit at the Baptist church
Thursday night, as announced in
the Leader. There was a Sun
day congregation" present and
Mr.. Williams gave his attentive
hearers one of his solid sermons,
which was we'll received.
Smoke Da Costa Cigars 10
cent cigar for nickel. At The
Club.
The Home Mission Society of
the Methodist Church has been
re-organized with the following
officers: Mrs. S. E. Chiles, Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. A. G. McNair, Mrs. B.
W. Lipscomb, and Mrs. Mamie
Mcmillan, Vice Presidents; Mrs.
L. H. Bowen, Secretary; Mrs. |.
W. Cooper, Treasurer.
Drink Liquozone Phosphate.
At The Club.
Capt. A. E. Moreton is prepar-
ing to further enhance the value
and beauty Of his residence prop
erty by having brick pavement
laid. No man among us has done
more to adorn our city with
beautiful homes and to give to
it upright citizens than has Capt.
Moreton through his children.
5000 articles at 10 cents each
September 18th. Heuck & Son.
The opening of St. Francis
School will take place next Mon
day. There is no school among
us more carefully guarded and
guided than is St. Francis; not
only by the good sisters hut by
the pastor, Rev. James Kiernan.
The school is growing in num-
bers and reputation from year to
year and its prospects are aatter-
ing for the coming term. All in
terested will remember the date of
opening, Sept. 4.
One dime will do it September
18th. Heuck & Son.
Alfred Meade succeeds II. r.
Zine as General Passenger and
Freight agent Of the Brookhayen
& Pearl River Ry. Mr.. Meade is
a thorough raiIroad man and comes
from Omaha, where he was con-
nected for ten years with the great
Chicago & Northwestern system.
The County Pension Board meets
in Brookhayen next Monday to
revise the ex-Confederate pension
roll and pass on new applications.
The Board is composed of the fol-
lowing we'll known veterans who
proudly wore the gray during the
early sixties: Jno. M. May, Al
fred w. Smith, a. NJ. Summers.
A. j. Martin w. w. Davis.
Mr.. ". II. Weathersby left
Monday for TylertoWn, where he
was married on Wednesday to Miss
Mary ConerIy. This cultured and
happy pair are now enjoying their
honeymoon in journey to the
lgreat West, after which they viii
locate ia Brookhaven, where they
will be accorded a cordial vel
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Dano, Of
Aurora, H., have been guests
this week Of DR.. Geo. al. Love
and family. Mr.. Dano is pros.
pecting and may decide to locate
lin or near Brookhaven, which The
| Leader hopes he viii decide to do.
He can find no better place.
JIG anything could put a quietus
on the Price Drug CO., the work
now in progress on the MiiIsaps,
building, a part of which they Oc-
cupy, would certainly retaTd
their business. But like a Volca.
no id the bowels Of The earth, or
q Mexican Ia his dobY~ there