The leader., 1905-04-22
April showers.
Cut down the acreage.
When the rabbits nest againl

Mr.. I. w. Chisholm is again
among us. We are all pleased To-
have him.
Mr.. w. II. Allen, Of Grenada,
is beaming pleasantly upon old
friends hereabouts.
Genuine u. S. Mail Boxes for
Rural Free Delivery Routes at
Noodles Hardware Store.
Mrs. IN. g. Maxwell and her
two handsome little children, of
Monticello, were Thursday and
Friday visitors here.
The Osyka Tannery Company
have put in another harness fin
fishing machine latest improved
style. Still nice work for less
money.
FOUND On street in Brook
haven, | plain key and / spring
lock key on string. Owner can
get same by calling at Leader
office and paying for this notice.
w. w. Wolfe has moved his
business from Apderson's stable
and is going to run first class
stable at Magee's old stand. New
rigs, rubber tires, new harness,
ETC., will draw business.
4
| w. W. Wolfe is now running a
stable at Sam Magee's old stand.
lie has the finest 1igs in the city,
the finest horses, new rubber-tired
vehicles, etc. Get team from
him once and you are sure to be
his future customer.
Two large white rats, that seem
akin to rabbits, have attracted at
tention on Cherokee street. They
were caught at A. G. Seavey &
Sons, who make run on special
ties. These dainty white rats
knew just where to 60.
The merchants Of Brookhayen
will do well to see the Osyka
Tannery Company for wholesale
prices on saddles and all kinds of
harness. It's paying business
to do this, as we meet any prices
and guarantee better goods.
Sergeant Dodds, of the peniten-
| tiarV. came down Yesterday morn
ing and returned on the 11:17
train with Dave Posey, who will
be carried at once to one of the
State farms. Sheriff Applewhite
accompanied him to jackson.
That old landmark, known as
the Martin Nalty corner and later
as the old Alliance Store, is being
torn down in obedience to the on
ward and upward march of things
in Brookhaven. Tom Perkins
handsome three-story stone build
ing will take its place.
The Sunday passenger trains on
the Pearl River Railroad will be
resumed tomorrow. Going east
the Sunday train leaves Brookha-
ven at 8 a. m. and arrives at Mon
ticello at 10:1S. Returning, it
leaves Monticello at 4:10 and ar
rives at Brookhaven at $50.
For good and serviceable sad
dies and all kinds of harness,
wholesale and retail, see the Osy-
ka Tannery Co. This is home
industry-their goods are guaran-
teed you don't have to pay the
freight and you get a full dollar
worth for dollar at the Osyka
Tannery Co.
Nearly all the largest cedar
trees in Rose Hill Cemetery have
been cut down and removed, as a
result of having been so badly
broken by last winters freeze.
The appearance Of several por-
tions of this silent city Of the
dead" is very much changed by
the removal Of these stately ever
greens.
The new Methodist church at
Pearlhayen is well under way.
The Baptist denomination are also
planning to begin building in the
near future on the lot generously
donated by the Pearl River Lum-
her Co. 1t is expected that the
Churches Of the Lincoln County
Association will help out the Bap-
lists Of Pearlhaven in erecting
substantial and neat church house,
as associational mission work.