Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-12-05

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A bright correspondent wanted at
every P. o. in the county. Stamps
and stationery supplied
We regret to announce the death
Of Mrs. Harrison, wife Of Mr.. J. Q.
HARRISON. which sad oyeat occurred
at her home on The 9th ut. She
leaves a husband and four children to
mourn her loss.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson is visiting her
sister in Mobile this week.
The Confederate pensioners of
3rsspe county win get nine hundred
and seventy four dollars $50, max
ing about heavyweight dollars 1928,
per capita.
Mr.. A. L. Blackwell has sufficient
ly recovered FROM his recent illness
ness to be able to travel, having left
several days since to g,slt his iatner
near Paulding,
The patrons of the Vernal sc2QQQl
have been much disappointed in their
teacher. We learn that a young lady
from the northern part of state was
IN fact opened school there
last Monday; but that night, getting
'home-sielS, = told Mr. Mcleod, with
whom she was boarding. that she
couldn't stand il. but must go back
at once. So he was compelled to
drive the determined school-marm TO
the station in a drenching rain; and
thus are the Vernalites minus ped
agogue for the present.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
taking when you take Grove S Taste
less Chill Tonic, because the formula
is plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
QuiniEe in a tasteless form. No
cure, no pay. soc.
The supervisors received and APP
proved the report of c. o. Back
strom, ]. C. Roberts and Jno. Ne
Intosh, previously appointed to lay
off log landing at Lehkins Bluff on
river on w. w. Avera's land: they
report it as d necessary improve
;aant.
The commission composed of A. G.
Easley and j. E. Clark appointed by
the board to lay off the log road from
w. W. Bailey's place to Lehkind
bluff on the CLickasaha River have
their report, stating that
miles OF it was ready for use, with
exception of one fence across it.
Clerk has been ordered to issue a
;ummorn for jury OF twelve to as
sess the damage to ". w. Avera
damage.
We learn that J E. miller and S.
". McEachern have formed q part
lership under firm name of McEach
arn & Miller for the conducting of
and resin business. Mr..
Miller has been in this business alone
or some time, his still being about 2
niles from town We understand
he firm viii be amply supplied with
he 'wherewithaI, and we wish and
predict for them success.
We take pleasure in directing the
of our readers this week to
he card OF Mir. L. N. Baldwin, which
appears in the proper column. All
lnow dad, and are cognizant that
II his accomplishments are not re-
.ited in his card. He doesn t state
about his never-failing pro
,ensity for dishing out breezy jokes.
But. in truth. BIr. Baldwin Is most
aithful servitor at his callaalling,
md he viii be certain to do everyone
light as to attention and prices
u his line.
Don t forget touse a little Prick
Y Ash Bitters whenever the stomach
md bowels are disordered 1t quickly
'orrects such troubles and makes one
eel bright and cheerful.
We shall within the next few days
begin to revise our subscription lists
or the new year, and those of our
who are delinquent, and
Who have not made any arrange
nent with us to carry their pa
Der along. need not be surprised
+ they fail to receive it any longer;
is costing a great deal of money
% run same now. and all who get it
nay as well expect to contribute
heir share TO its support. We shall
lisIike to drop a single name from
he list, and we hope all to whom this
notice applies viii make response
n keeping with their arrearages.
The Hattiesburg Citizen has the
regarding one of our coun-
y leading citizens:-'John Daugh-
hill, one of the solid men OF Greene
county was Hattiesburg visitor
He says that his new
lotel near McI4ain is nearly complet-
d, and that it viii be occupied with
nat delay. There is, he says, good
opportunity for another hosiery in
us thriving town, and his win be IN
ihape to fill the want seoa.
A COSTLY MISTAKE