Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1898-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.

W. II. Rose was with us last Friday.
joe Greene was in Leakesville Friday
j. Kittrell was in town one day last
week
Harry Moody went to Citronelie last
week.
Envelopes &c a package at Turner, Dor
sett & Co.
"a o. E, Rounsaville was in town last
Thursday.
G. w. Faux returned from Chronicle
last Thursday.
Mr.. Pipkin was in Leakesville on bust
ness last Thursday.
E. W. IRELAND, who has been sick for
some days, is on the streets again.
Henry Grice, colored died at vernal a
few days ago of malarial fever.
Who said that Leakesville- couldn' t
change $500? H. Mills says faint so.
Mrs. E. NJ. Breland and Mrs. Miller
were in Leakesville Friday on business.
Joseph w. McInnis, Greene county's
favorite fat boy, has been on the sick list.
J. S. Lackey steps higher than any man
in town. A little boy arrived at his home
last Tuesday.
Messrs. A. H. Harrison and J. NJ
Rabbi of Merrill were in Leakesville on
business one day last week.
The Literary Club convened at the
school building last Friday night in
regular session, J. E. Alderman presid-
ing.
The enterprising firm of d. & P. Me-
Leod, of Vernal, are delivering a bill of
lumber on the court house yard tor Hull
& Ewing.
If you do not believe that Turner,
Dorsett & Co. are selling Dry Goods at
prices that defy competition, call and they
will satisfy you that such is the fact.
Mr.. Ruff. Breland was in town last
Friday to see a doctor. He reports one
of his children as quite sick. The Herald
hopes that the little one will soon recover
c. w. Breland, our Odd Fellow cor
respondent, was in Leakesville several
days last week. Mr.. Breland has had an
attack of malarial fever and is just
recovering.
Call at the new store of Turner, Dorsett
& Co. and examine their line of Negligee
Shirts. These goods are new, and are sell
ing from rs cents to 81 each. Hurry up
before they are all gone.
@. A. Bradley of Grafton was with us
one day last week. Mr.. Bradley is
engaged in gold prospecting in Wayne
county and informs us that the Klondike
metal is plentiful in that district
Before buying a hat call on Turner,
Dorsett & Co., and examine their line.
They are selling first class goods at prices
to suit the times. These elegant hats are
of the latest styles and shapes, and the
price is only One Dollar.
wagon load of freight belong to
Turner, Dorsett & Co., was overturned
at the McInnis ferry last Friday. Most of
the freight was recovered, and fortunately
the greater part of the goods were not
easily damaged by water.
A. NJ Shepherd, the princical of Salem
school, was with us last Thursday. Mr..
Shepherd is one of the champions of the
public schools and his several articles
which have appeard in our educational
column from time to time are both
interesting and meritorious.
Turner, Dorsett & Co. are selling the
famous Sunny South Flour for So. 90 pei
barrel, Coffee for 10 cents per pound, Ba.
con Sides for 81 cents per pound, Sugar
Cured Hams for 10t cents per pound, Best
Louisiana Syrup foi 40 cents per gallon
They handle full line of staple and
fancy groceries. When in need of any
hing in their line call and see them. You
will be pleased with theiA fresh, clean
stock, and the prices cannot fail to sui