Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-09-13
Marriage Licenses.

Week end Sept. r.
81 w. L. Valley to Miss Nancy
Valley.
90 Cleveland Montgomery to Clara
Robertson.
9-12 Ben Cannon to Miss Lettie Roy.
Tom Jones dropped into our sane
tum Tuesday and had rueful ex-
pres sion on his lips, but was excusa-
BILE when he explained the whyfores.
He had found fine buck dead in his
field few days ago 1t had been shot
by some hunters and fell dead in the
chase at the spot where he found it,
attracted by the buzzards sailing
round. Tom is too much of lover OF
venizon not to hate, and justly SO;
missing gnawing on the hams of this
eleven antlered deer. II there was a.
ny incubation by the editor, from
him, of the sad countenance, it was
removed before his departure for he
slipped dollar into our palm and
gave us several names to send sample
HERALD's too. Tom S alright.
The largest and most complete
line of Gents furnishings ever han
died, now on display at ]. E. Mil
ler's.
Rev. Mr.. Mathis, Editor of the
publication issued at Clinton in be-
half of the Colleges entitled Our
Boys and Girls and a Baptist Di-
vine of some prominence, came to
Leakesville last late week canvassing
for subscriptions. He preached We
ry heart-searching sermon Sunday at
the M. E. Church and was to have
delivered that night his Lecture The
Wandering Boy but was rained out.
We regret twas so as looked forward
with pleasure to hearing it. Bro.
Mathis is a good mixer, and strikes
US as Spirit Used man.
To be dressed IN the very height of
fashion, wear a Sterling Brand
Suit. J. E. Miller, Sole Agent.
These local items were clipped from
last weeks Fruitdale Herald:
IF. S. Locking was in Leakesville
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Grouse and daughter came o.
yer from Leakesville Saturday, upon
a visit with relatives. DR..
Batson, of Leakesville, was Fruit
dale visitor Friday J. Lu-
cas- made business trip to Leakes-
vile, Monday.
Sterling Brand" on suit of clothes
means good fit, style and durabili-
ty. J. E. Miller.
A convenience and beautifier to the
public Flowing Well on Court-Square
has been added by the skillful hand
of Lie. Peaster in the shape of a
concrete and brick sink to catch the
overflow, and thereby cut out the
slop around same. This sink has a
convey pipe that carries the ingush-
ing water away some little distance,
where it is again brought to rise a.
bove terra firma to bubble into 6
watering trough of concrete for hor'
ses etc. The surplus from this con
taincr is piped away to safe distance
to preclude slop around it.
If you want the latest style Suits
buy Sterling Brand from J. E. Mil
ler
We are authorized to announce a
PICNIC, BARBECUE and FISH
FRY at Leakesville on Friday Sept
20, 1907. An educational address is
to be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Lewis,
who represents Millsapps College Of
Jackson. Everybody cordially in
vited. The old time trick of Putt
| ing the Little Pot in the Big I'm,
so our informant states, will bt
tried Come one, come all, If yor
don get enough grub, squalll
A bevy of ladies dropped into the
HERALD Printery yesterday evening
and it developed that they were {
committee from the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society and came to re
quest us to announce the giving o
an Oyster Supper by this Society
next Wednesday evening, Sept. 19
Hugh McInni's Hotel. The Ladies
will begin to serve the succulent bi
| valve at 6 pm. and will have then
prepared in divers ways.
WANTED, 500 men to wear Duches
Pants. 10c button, new pair if the.
Trip. M. L. McRae & Co.
A Party of homesteaders Tin bus
illness way) having as its rersonne
Pete L. Gibson and Jim A. Canno
lof Mullett, and r. T. Mcleod c
| Vernal, came to the County-Sit
"Wednesday, the object they SEVERAL
had was Gibson claimant and til
other two as witnesses in home
lstead proof.
| Number three is a wonderful mascc
flor Geo. FL. Paris, of Cedar Grove, Me
according to a letter which reads A
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