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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1900
Page
4
A long fragmented directory from Lin County lists officials, clerks, and staff across departments with scattered names and titles. The readable bits reference clerk positions, supervisors, and local offices, interspersed with stray community notes and obituaries, creating a patchy historical snapshot of governance and local life.
An array of community items, family notices, and local commerce. Mentions Miss Edith Sherman, Mrs. Rush Prihasel, and Walter accompanying to New Gries, plus church events at the Methodist church, and a feature on Dr. Teather Deery of Greenville earning recognition. Includes farm notes on a fifty year old wild plum tree, legal notices about a late Saturday night altercation and fines, and local remedies from C. B. Gratton and One Minute Cough Cure endorsements.
A Macon Georgia druggist asserts broad support for Mother's Friend noting it shortens labor and reduces pain. He says he has sold a large quantity and never known a case where it failed to yield the claimed results, claiming universal agreement among women.
A long personal letter from Prof Bo. Martin of George Malama College Macon Georgia commends Miss Carrie Christman noting her universal popularity among Brookhaven teachers and the public. Readers learn of arrivals from Lincoln Franklin and others, local social events and a mix of ads and notices from merchants and residents.
A bubbling collage of anecdotes and notes from Baltimore and beyond. It muses on khaki as a British symbol of patriotism and dirt, recalls a parade of exotic animal antics, and quotes discussions on Crater Lake’s potential as a national park with Oregon’s Congressman Tongue opposing commercial aims. The piece touches Parisian philanthropy, Persian army trivia, and a fable about forget me not.
Tried Friends Best. For thirty years Tutt's Pills have proven a blessing to be invalid. Are truly the sick man's friend. A Known Fact For bilious headache, dyspepsia Sour stomach, malaria, constipation and all kindred diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE. Cow Pasturemees Residents of Brookhaven wishing good pasturage for their cows are requested to apply to the riders. good. T have a large pasture just west of town, amply supplied with grass and pure water. A fine, thoroughbred Jersey bull will be kept in the pastur, for the season, farms reasonable. J. H. Hovomax. Dr. Butler reports unusual affliction from roseola and mages in the family, of Mr. Bua, at Grange Hall.
Bro Boone reports a fine Sii Sam Jay meeting at Mt Mark the text will be held at Rocky Bluff ehurel five miles northwest of Brookhaven Refrigerators ice cream freezers lawn mowers screen doors and windows and all seasonable woods in the hardware line at E M Price The County School graduating exercises at Adams Camp Ground postponed until May 26 and 2th The Board of Supervisors meet in regular session next Monday Miss Bessie Cassedy is the guest of her sister at Summit
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