Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-09-15
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Mr. ana MRS. ASH Breland and two
little children of Scott, passed
through town Sunday, on their way
to Mr.. o. E. Roundsayille' place.
Some estimate can be drawn of
what a dispensary Leakesyille is be-
coming for merchandise of all kind.
by the many wagons that go over to
Escatawpa each week and come back
groaning under the heavy loads of
freight.
The change some time ago about
which we made some mention of Tur-
ner, Dorset & Co. moving from the
Greene stone building to their new
sore building, and Y. d. Westerfeld
i Go. from the Mills store building,
have both been effected, and each
gentlemen express themselves much
pleased with their new quarters.
Ye editor will be found until fur
Their notice installed in the Turner
Dorsett building, having made ar
rangements for an office with them,
and has taken up his quarters there.
Mr.. Lee Peaster came down from
State Line recently to assist his
father in doing some brick laying and
has remained in town to date.
Messrs. Turner, Dorsett Co., were
busy last week arranging their old
stock and opening up complete new
assortment of goods. They now carry
almost anything that the trade de-
mands.
Finding that I can give my patrons
much better service by issuing this
paper on Friday instead of Thursdays
I have made said change and promise
much better paper.
One half of the old courthouse, de
bris and all has been removed, and
another month will show the remain
ing half gone.
Again the management begs to re-
mind its subscribers that on Sept. 1st
and Sept. Sth, two-thirds of the sub
scriptions to this paper expired, and
to request prompt renewal. Now is
the time to renew, or if you are not q
subscriber, to hand us your name and
dollar.
Mr.. j. G. Dossett spent couple OF
days at State Line the latter part of
last week.
Go to Reinharts and get the most
goods for the least money.
A negro, Bill Molds by name, and
living near the f. Rose still, dropped
dead from heart failure, last Friday
stings from bees ostensibly brought
about the attack.
Lamps, dishes aud other crockery,
at Rheinhart's. Let the children
break them, they are cheap.
We go to press early this week to
give full, detailed account of the
circuit and chancery court, opened
Monday morning, with Judge Wood
in the chair. A lengthy docket kept
the court busy. District Attorney w.
A. White was not present, being shut
off by quarantine. Hon. G. Fl. Wood
was appointed district attorney, pro
tenn.
Good ready made clothing sizes
and prices to suit the people-at w.
p. Rheinhart's.
Many people were here this week
attending the courts. Some were
here because they had to come, some
because they wanted to come, and
some because they could not stay
away. All were merry, noisy, So
cial set, all mingling together ex-
changing greetings, etc.
am selling staple and fancy gro
ceries at astonishing close figures. W.
P. Rheinhart.
Capt. Donovan of State Line was
down last week to prove out his home
stead.
A wedding occurred out in the Big
Creek community last week. Mr..
Lawrence Cooley and Miss Brewer,
whose first name we failed to learn,
were the contracting parties. The
ceremony took place at the home of