The leader., 1905-08-02
Illinois Central z. R.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

NdSL6r luOulaS CtHIlu IL NiSltlnS
in Lexington.
Mr.. Chas. N. Harris visited
Terry Sunday.
DIR. j. 7. Walker left Monday
for business trip to the Delta.
FOR SALE-A handsome Gui.
tar for $500. Apply at Leader
Office.
Mr.. Thos. Brady was called to
Mont Eagle Saturday by the Sc
rious illness of his little son.
Bill Turnbough has returned
from Pelahatchie, where he sold
a fine lot Of horses and mules.
DIR. John Purser's high step
PERI lately purchased from Turn
bough & Henderson, is beauty.
Mrs. Strickland and little Miss
Belle Green returned Saturday
from a protracted visit to Jack
son.
Miss Catherine Love, an attrac-
tive young lady of Brookhaven,
spent the day with friends in the
city. -Clarion-Ledger.
Our friend, Jno. D. Bailey, has
gone into the grocery business al
Bogue Chitto. We hope for his
success in that thrifty little town.
Miss Virgie Marshall has charge
of an evening for the benefit OF
the Y. M. G. A. at the Opera
House, Friday evening, August
IL.
We regret to know that Mrs.
F. F. Becker is still suffering
from persistent illness. We ear
nestIy hope for her early recov-
cry.
Don't be particular about kill
ing your mosquitoes. Because
you don't know the stegomyia,
don't spare the culex. Isn't that
scientific!
The Opera House was delight
fully cool on Saturday night at
the entertainment, regardless of
the high thermometer. Three
electric fans did the work.
We are requested by Mr.. A. M.
Summers to announce that the
pension committee will meet on
the first Monday in August. All
interested will tear this in mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Joseph Julier,
of Brookhaven, passed through
Hazlehurst en- route to Browns
Wells, where they will spend sew
eral weeks. -HazIehurst Courier.
After three weeks vacation A.
Staffier, Jr., left Sunday for Bes-
semer, Ala, to take a position as
head matchmaker for a large firm
of jewelers. and watch inspectors.
Mr.. Ras. Britt, venerable cit
izen of Northwest Lincoln, died
at his home Sunday at the ad-
vanced age of 85, with dropsy.
He was buried at Mt. Moriah
Monday.
Miss Meta Smith, of Brookha-
ven, who has been the guest Of
Misses Lillian and Laura Shipp,
Of Zeiglerville, returned home
Friday, much to the regret of hel
many friends. Yazoo Herald.
REMEMBER, what you paic
for your last gin and mill sup
plies. We didn't carry this line
then, but we donow. Buy from
us and note the difference in price
Noodles Hardware Store.
Rev. DR.. Gentry, of Chicago
spoke to men only at the Method
ist church Sunday afternoon
while Miss Bell addressed ladies
at the court house. Both th,
speakers are advocates of sanctifi
cation, in the popular interpreta
tion of the term.
Come to see us when you neee
anything in the hardware line
There may be lots about thehard
wale business that we have yet Il
learn, but we know the first prin
cipal by heart. Right prices an,
fair dealings that's what ou
customers want. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
S. r. BardweII and his littI
daughters, Leila and Jessie, wer
appreciated visitors from Nola a
Saturday last. Mr.. BardweIl ha
sold out his mercantile business
as will be seen elsewhere, in thes
columns, and will follow bis trad
as a carpenter. He is one Of til
best, which is the highest attain
ment in any avOcation.
On Friday night, the 28th inst,
.Ino. w. Ross, Of Nola, came yer
near losing his house By frt
After the days ironing, the lauI
drg was placed On two chairs b
fore the fireplace to thorough