The Semi-weekly leader., 1910-11-09
BRIGHTEST, AEWsIEsT AND BEST
SUBSCRIPTION So a YEAR.
Old papers for sale at The Leadel

Store Room for Rent on Front
Street Phone No. A.
DR.. Loves stock medicines are
Ethe best you can buy.
81 A big bundle Of old papers for S
lcents at The Leader Office.
Mrs. Charles Hooker Ratcliff andl
Charles Ellis are at GilIsburg.
\ Miss Launa Butler, of Monticello,
has been a visitor to Brookhaven
friends.
Mr.. John Ray has moved into
the Will Powell neighborhood north
of town.
Tooth Brushes. tooth powders
and dental preparations a speciality
at Prices.
Mrs. F. B. Davidson and children
spent Sunday IN Hazlehurst, with
relatives.
a The Climbers will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
=. dlgoon.
Il DR.. and Mrs. L. I. Chamberlin
left Monday for Liberty, to be
away week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam eagle has been very i'll;
but is better.
House for Rent. Six rooms
within one block of depot. Apply
to VIM. Turnbough.
Lost. "A bunch of keys. My
name on check. Reward for re.
turn. S. P. Oliver.
Miss Margaret johnson was TAX
en- i'll Sunday and has since been
confined to her room.
For Sale Cheap-Large English
Berkshire pigs. Call and see them
at DR., Geo. A. Loves.
q Messrs. M. B. Leggett and B. F.
Canterbury have recovered from
severe attacks of grippe.
Use DR.. Loves condition pow
ders for your stock. 1t tones them
up and makes them shed.
Theo. Terzia came over from
Carson en- route to Hot Springs and
|, Illinois to enjoy a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Mathis and
children and Miss Myra Higdon, of
Wesson, were recent visitors.
For Rent. "A neat 4-room resi-
dence one and half blocks from
depot. Apply to Abrams Bros.
DIR. Geo. A. Love always has
several grades of shingles on hand
and will make you the right prices
on them.
\ DR.. j. H. johnson left last
Thursday to attend the meeting of
!. the Southern Medical Association
at Nashville.
4 Horse For Sale A fine Bay
Mare, about years old. 16 hands
high; weighs about 1850. Apply
! at the Leader Office.
Stove wood or 2-foot delivered
promptly at lowest price in the
city on account of large lot on
hand. Lucien Parsons, Phone No.
So.
For Rent New four-room cot
Itage on West Monticello St., in
which / formerly resided. Apply.
to Paul M. Hobbs at The Leader
Office.
HI Mrs. w. Fl. Penn has returned
from Jackson, where she was de-
tanned several days by illness.
Her friends are sorry to know that
she is still sufferer with the
IAgrippe.
4 The Program Meeting Of the w.
M. y. was called in Monday after
moon on account of the bereave-
ment of Mrs. Edgar Green, one of
the organizations most valued
members.
Mr.. B. Wilson was taken criti-
cally i'll Friday night and was hur.
ried to New Orleans early Saturday
morning. Mr.. Wilson'S friends
are pleased to know he is getting
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Crosby have
moved into the HatcheIder resi-
dence, " lately occupied by MIR. and
Mrs. w. B. Arnold, who have left
lour city for Texas. We regret the
going Of these excellent people.
The little daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. s. G. Wilson is now happily
recovering. after a most critical
illness. Dr.. Butterworth. a spec
iaIist of New Orleans. has been
called several times to her bedside.
Mrs. Louis Lowentritt and two
lovely little sons have returned to
Winnsboro. La. after q visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kohlman. Mrs.
Lowentritt and her sister. Miss
KOhIman, spent several months Ia
Michigan the past season.
The marriage Of Miss Kathleen
Sexton, Of Hazlehurst, to Lieut..
Robert Kent Sbilling. y. S. Al, is
announced TO take place Dec. Is.
Miss Sexton is the beautiful young
daughter Of Hon. and Mrs. j S.
Sexton and is a sister Of Mrs. r X