Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-02-09

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throng that We'd in and out of the
Board of Supervisors Court Monday
Mr.. J. F. Sherwood, was another
out of towner, who passed to and frc
through the Court corridors Monday
An interesting letter from Betty,
reached us too late for this issue bat
will appear in the next one.
Another carload of Buggies ar
rived to day, Leakesville Mercantile
Co.
Spent the hours between trains
Monday, did Mr.. L. N. Knobles, oil
State Line.
The Board of Supervisors made
good speed with work at this session,
winding up in day and falf.
Hon. B. p. Harrison spent few
days last week at Scr IN ton and Moss
Point in the interest of his Candi-
dacy for District Attorney.
Rev. r. H. 81. Watson spent few
days in town in the converging OF
the weeks, and preached Sunday
night at the Nj. E. Church.
Mr.. J. ]. Chambers has accepted a
position with the GREENE COUNTY
HERALD, published at Leakesville,
Miss. -Iuka Vidette.
Mr.. J. ]. Williams, resident OF
Fruitdale vicinage, but within the
boundaries of Greene county, was at
the County site town Monday.
No mention was made of the New
county movement in the last two is
sues, as other matters of more press
ing Importance engaged our atten-
ton and space.
Commercial barons, dukes, ambas-
sailors, princes, and knights have
surged in and out of Leakesville with
such frequency of late, as TO make
hopeless the task of enumerating the
who's and wherefroms.
A burnt trestle delayed Sunday S
tran till late in the Evening. The
mail, however, was sent over from
Rounsavile where the burned trestle
was at, as soon as the train came out,
reaching but a short while over the
usual time.
Does the columns of the HERALD
TEEN with live news? Honest con-
fession is soul uplifting; if you read
this in borrowed pape' take it as
a polite invitation to number your
name with our fast swelling list oil
subscribers.
Up to Leakesville Monday, was
Hon J. &. Cochran, of Merrill. Mr..
Cochran is outspokenly opposed to
the new county movement, and ex-
pressed himself as resolute in lending
his influence to defeating the meas
ure. He thinks we are doing well
enough as it is.
New Enrollments on the HERAL D S
subscription lists are of almost
well we believe we could truthfully
state, daily occurrence on an aver
age. Mr. Calvin Byrd, of Janet was
one who comes to us new, and who
we believe we can hold, if merits a>
a journal will keep him, and of course
it will.
If our readers will permit then
eyes to dance down the advertising
columns of this week S paper they
will espy new one among the man,
which stare out in the different typt
attires. This addition to our adver
Using patronage comes from the Nc
Donald, March & Co., an old reliable
Tombstone House, of Mobile. This
firm has built up a large and contin
ually growing business by their rep
utation for fair treatment and nea
as well as artistic work. Those o
our citizens who shall from time tt
time stand in need of wants in thi,
line, will do well to get in communi
cation with this concern before pla
cling their orders.
The writing gentry are awakening
up fairly well now over the county
Waldo from Prentissville an,
Sweet Bunch of Blue Violets, o
Rounsaville, are the two latest, VIII
it is our good pleasure to usher int
the HERALD's Stage of news dispen
sing. They promise to keep it M
if the formerly to be dreaded vast
basket is escaped. They begin right
by signing their Non De Plume t
the contribution, then right unde
1t, with several lines skipped, thei
real names. Have no fear writer's
but what we will protect your incoe
nito, but we must insist as oft befor
stated on the affixing of their res
name for our own protection.
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