The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-06

here have called Bros Shepherd to
ser :sIIb aas.|k yEr, NJ o
Isa sslA BITS I FNpn@ are SO nice
to Sister Lewis A@ il Ya4lfYhg in love
with them. af:
8r5thsa ff2caRis2s a} sas gsaaGgeople
Of Providenbe ndT Holly Bush have
ass ured him they will pay their assess-
||adahts I'M faMoT Il frR afT q
A@yudnscna6HbI stpfaame of War
rem from Pelahatchie, was in our lit
he,towhA Vast q a,tlag altef .rfT z.,d
'9Miss Do7aE nee 9enspf OUT sweetest
9nd best young indies, went to Jack
soh n .i ladb5s, a i , s1,d H.. sdt
7 81 TIT IT, t}5 H. day III ues-
aAyuwith Sister 4eMisI{ ao@1sa al III
N9pn5I n5jiTsdri ne al 97srlt 10 .zseavf f,Ye
~ we hhaT6; hadoyt Wo ifrepr sentative
men an0sPliliss Wft Ct. slis recently coneby the
ShapbsHi.I ,Fepr ssenn ting the
ffntgf ,t4ieo tAGreatts Shepherd OF
lsrae1 one by It'll sthN Il name, dam,
gRssnn3Sbtsea ri by aindescellflant iof the first
man Adam zo !lasMasalthf ef' EYES hbst
band who suffered a., Nv pmana.to lead
'1fihi fintpa sfnllt Th lis mana Adam isl rel
arasaa III t fhs J qt9st r. sIps
J; Pia1ea Tiara Honey, good sfoF1ocou CHS,
Vh'llsss:sai5 ssgsd l7'1
IVA 9etlslj I'll varied ex7
,periepse I'M giving advice to- cone Just
z 9tts9S3 ,tHe mercantile business said,
among other fhipga,.. =. ever ~ e credit a
u 9t21a s. e 81 {opregcher aao1i We'll,
therer are SOME III + afa lightly
slow pay, some shisnes. uIf fyon want
Ps3p3fYiit5 ys proof eqf stldsj ask any doctor,
merchant edition 81 q paper, mill anan,i
or PREACHER. s&e; Est ', s L 3bsil
Some of our voters went to Jackson
Tuesday to see the big show (which
was to them Of more Importance than
voting on the proposed amendments.
One Of our Oldest and best citizens
says there are tod MANY blind tigers,
and too many shows in thisticonntry
for the good of some of our people. -
Old Aunt Caroline, a colored woman,
says de niggers anilpoo white foxes
will go to shows. '',ir77 moii iua 49,.
-. Ri BarksdaIe,, Of Goshen, was in
town Tuesday, looking 'ETn after e Uncle
Sam ~ business, ,a 49,.
4 ia .+"'si2a JOHNS.ouio rp9 aro 31ao-i
IT'D, ;1iIi ,ss.Y adt mi .iz sdgn7
/ Health ttIhltiiss better. :. '@' x~Te
- Time for making molasses is nearly
here, butwhat about hog killing timer
: John Morrison, WHO has beef visit visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Florence Murray,
of this place, returned to his home in
Jackson Sunday. III Tia <.a ...'',,'I'
LII iftsa 80 htt@s %ftgi an i4 i.7rft eA39I
"a. NJ Donnell, of do. spent
Thursday night at the home of Mrs..
Woe. Burnham. g 80. TIL as...
a~9t S'ttt tf} ths sfiit
Misses Sam Barnes, Lula Mcintyre
and Kate Anderson spent Saturday
with Miss laura Gates. ess4
III hrtR iiist a.v.s4 Il, z. ,f.r..
RI Miss Eula Burnham spent a few
days Al at Patrick with her sister, Mrs. .
Ina Collier. @s'>
Chapman and Crimson have opened
a nice stock Of goods at this place, so
when you are in town. call = and see
them. f.>.,,s-.
Miss Laura Donnell visited atH.tlre
home of T. J. Gates Saturday and Sum
day. iFafi* 'ii9T i7sfi4 .i,.s.-ts
sfffl4N # -xaf Use, 4n,i i,f.a4
III Messrs =. H. O. Thames, Hu1on
Gates, Monroe Gill, Norman Mcintyre
and Eugie Chapman, all Of this place,
went to: see Buffalo Bills show at
jackson Tuesday.
r. i1t,' fIisa .,f+ 5sr.,scs. ~ t.z
2 e. p. Burnham. made a, business
tfipato kson-Tuesday.