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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
Gut ansetuenSctc Rebcnsert.

@as in9en Sic, pie fnlih Srdulein
QOelgunbe iingt?
Nu, am @nbe lit lie ia Die Sohter
bes 6auies uno ba muB man l6on elm
Sbr 5ubrildenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

Sie BADEN bod 10 biele l60ne Heilen
NIT Sbrer Sruu 9ema6t; mo unb
ipann bat es Sbnen Oenn ON beften
gefaQen?
Cffen eeitanben, fpenn i6 aQein
%reiitel
Mus Der 5eit ber &leinitaatersi.
8eiieuoer (5lm SIriten) So, es
lit Elm i6peres Bei6Gft, Spbeit, infer
elmer ftie9t MIR INNER 10 0 einen,
Stant in ben auberal
Ginoer pun bente.
Srnu: Nnno, Itopfen sic oas 8inb
nid)t 10 bod, eS eritidt ial
9ienitmdb6en: s nein, bas 1T
10 9eibeiSt unb ioet es porber.
u ~ "
Gut anse,uenbctc Hebcnsert.
@as lneeu sic, pie iali6 SrGulein
a~oelgun0e iingt?
Nn, am @nbe 1T lie ia Die Sodter
be5 6ouies unb ba mub man ldpn Elm
Sbr 5ubrildenl
ttniiberlegt.
Gbef (5um %Gomtorifenl Meier,
Sic iinO nirtli6 Elm ihredliher
Weni6l gu NQem miiiien sic laden!
Sd CLAUDE, nenn mai Shire Shpiss
9ermutter itirbt, 6a laden Sic auf?l
uniiberlegter Erutef.
Ih, 8eliebter, ipie ihmeihelbaft III
es fir mid, baB seraoe ELM 10 aes
iheibter Wann nie gu lid in mid
Derliebt bat mo midi beirdtben mill
Aber iJ bite Sid, Be(iebte. oa5u
lit cod gar feline @ei6eibt6eit notbig
" ~ -
@bfubr.
@ed: 8enn ib niht irre, geben mir
elm unb benielben Weg. meme
@udbieel
Dame: Sas lit ifon moslit, i'd
bole meineu Wanr ub, Der 9camter
i'm ItdDtllhen S~eihhuuIe iItl
~ .& ~
Sbr eriter 8ebanfe.
9nus6err (iiber Die leste Yremiere
ipre9enb) Ser iunee giihnenbidter
bate immerbin eineu ~Itarfen duSeren
@rfolg.
Sohter; a1, lit er elm 10 biibifer
Wann?
- y y
Croft i'm 0eib.
&dusfrau: Nber Minna, pie fonns
ten sic nlr Den &al6sbraten 10 bsrs
bremen lalien?l
80hin: SroIten sic ii6, snGbige
Srau, er mare 10 luie 10 nicbt gu ges
nieBen eetpeieu, i6 batte i'm ndmlid
lHon total perial8enl
&c - =
Sm Speifel.
@adfiId Ger in elmer epnoitorei
9efiiate 8inbbeutsl eeseHen) Sd
tueiB ni6t, BAT mir Der 8pmnaiiaii
ben SUB aus 2iebe seraubt ober neil
an meinem Iunoe nod ettuas SdIags
Iubne tlebte?l
- ~ -
S%eitsemraR.
Sbre 8iuoer leien i1on Die
3eitung?
@ittiue: Sur bie Seiratbsz Snies
rate; lie iud)en iid einen nerlsn Yapa.
" " ~
Die Sriifc 5nm Oliife.
a.: 60, gu bait Die 8luit 5tpii6en
Dir unb Seiner Srau iiberbriidt; nit
mas bern?
D.: Wlit einem neren Sutl
- " "
0aus ute bel ms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
Sbr eriter 8ebanfe.

9nusberr (ii6er Die leste Yremiere
ipre9eno) Ser iunee gihnenoi9ter
bate immerbin eineu ~itarteu duSeren
grfolg.
Scdter; G1, lit er elm 10 biibi6er
Wann?
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gntc EbOtograpbicn

tonuen mir uon 0rpsrteu berseiteQt msrbsm.
Tvs gilt bel oereu lSerlieIuus Grfabruna
Su bobeu v ,1enoe 6opis ulo RorperiteQmMs
gen 81 bendten. bas p~aiienbe 9iHt. uub
ShattenuerbGltuiB 81 tsnnM unb bann
aud Die notbi9en. oft rsdt tofipieltSsn
Apparate III baben. Sieies allies III por
b anbeu, rcenu Sbr Cure Photographic psa
mir MAIDEN laliet.
u. -. Waefeu3ie,
1878 Slap Str.. Dubuque, %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
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Hiebertrahtig.

@riter Si6ierling: 3er6,. mel Ser5.
parrm 10 traurig?
8tpeiter 9idterling: Wdu iou Die
Serlen niht Dor Die SGue nerfen.
Shide oa nenlid @eoi6te elm
9hln, a~bselebnt?
Netn, angenpmmen uno unter
Sumcr sebra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

@eib bat idarie Ausen. absr
tanbs O9ren.
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Srpit i'm 0eib.

Sdusfrau: Nber Winna, tpie fonne
ten sic mn Den aal6sbrnten 10 bsrs
bremen laiien?L
&odin: Sroiten Sic iid, sndbise
Sral,, err mare 10 pie 10 nibt 5u ses
nieben eetpeien, i6 bate i'm ndmlid
IGon total perIal3enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
&inoer BON bente.

Srnu: Nnno, Itopfen Sic oas 8inb
nid)t 70 bod, eS eritidt ial
9ienitmdodeu: : nein, bas 1T
10 9eibeiSt unb ia9t es porber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
ShleGte Seiteu.

Serr: 8ie fommt es, bab es Sbncn
10 i6lcht sebt; Arbeit gibt's bod in
Siiae uno Suae?
Settler: 9as it's ia eben; es miro
einem uifts anoeres mebr angeboten,
pie @rbeit!
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Cans einfah.

@riter 6err Tim Heitaurant Ipeii
lenb, miro bon einem 9unbe augebet,
telt) aelner, idmeiBen Sic mai DEF
Suno raus!
3neiter 9err tam Nad6artii1)
G%rlalben Sic, Der 9uuo 9ebort mir
poS modte i'd mir aber bod perbittcn
8o i6 bleibe, ba bleibt ald meir
Snno, unb po mein 5unb bleibt, DC
bleibe AUDI ih.
@riter 6err: ga alIo. Sellner. Duur
I6metBen Sic ben Germ audi raus!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
aus Der Seit Der aleinifaatersi.

8~eiienoer (5ilm Suriten) Sa, es
lit Elm i6peres BeiGdft, 8pbeit, unier
elmer fiie9t MIR INNER 10 bon einem
Stadt III ben nuberal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

gndfiid Ger in elmer gpnoitorei
9efiiute 8inbbeutsl eeselien): SD
iueiB nidt, bat mir Der @pmnaiiait
ben SUB aus 2ie6e seraubt ODER neil
an meinem Iunoe nod ettuas SdIags
Iabne tlebte?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

Berlin BET Der @droe Dient, Ser tpmmt
su Bfinsiten 81 9eiud uub bo ipout
er mir per 0epei4e mittbeilen, tpanu
er antommt. SD foarte oe5haGb auf
bic 0epeihe, biz Die am 9roGt anges
floeen tommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

Sris (beiien gtama eben gum britt
ten Rale geidieoen lit Wnntn, tpenr
Su iebt tpieoer einen Eopa iu6it, bo
LAB mid III audi Elm bifielden init
alsiuhen.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26

riding and don't be driving them
around.
Schoolgirls why not tell US what
is going to happen to Mr.. Erastus
Byrd the last of June that makes
him all smiles, and let US help him
smile? Mr.. Eli Brown happened
to an accident the other day some
what serious; while driving his
team a long the road he happened
to think that his pas corn was
somewhat grassy, and the weather
was somewhat warm, and as he felt
somewhat bad, he concluded to rest
few days and stuck his foot out
in the road and let the fifth wheel
run over the end of his shoe sole
but reports getting better now.
The two Mr.. Jim Woodlands were
at Pine Grove Sunday to Sunday
school and the one that has always
been called little Jim has got to be
big jim.
would be glad if Nicholas and
Sweet Sixteen would make the mos
quito question hotter than they do
so hot that they would have to sit
under the bark instead OF on top.
Mr.. j. N. Ball and mother visited
the w. C. Ball family Sunday and
talked about watermelons, peaches
and SO forth. By bye.
CLUB-FIST.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
ON KNOWING ONES SELF

And it is so happens that when
you come to know Yourself, you will
likewise know all things about all
men, the best there is to be known,
as well as the worst; and though, in
onc sense, the knowledge you gain is
not by any means refreshing, it is not
by any means refreshing, it is not at
all depressing You feel that you are
at least armed against ignorance of
your neighbors, and if you are much
of man, your pride and conceit, and
the whole swarm of vanities that
dance attendance on them, will fall
away from you like leaves from the
trees in an autumn storm, and you
will find yourself growing in the good
will and esteem of your feIlow-men.
You will no longer wonder that
sensitive Christians have worn hair
shirts with a smiling face, or that
they seek the solitude of the desert,
fasting to the point of famishing, on
bread and water-or that, in some
quarters of the globe, where tradi
lion stands guard over the actions of
men, there are furnishing societies of
men and women who know
themselves so well that they take
sad pleasure in the selfinfliction of the
of the flesh, and feel that |
Jl.ey deserve every wound and every
blow Joel Chandler Harris, in UN-
lie REMus's THE HOME MAGAZINE
or June.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26

A word about the article in this
issue on Social Equality between
the two races. Our contributor
takes the position that his 1.-THE
Negro race does not want social
equality. He seems to speak par
ticularly for this immediate section.
Maybe he is right. Do not recall
anythingjust now to offset this state
ment of his, when the mass is con-
sidered. AS to mob butchery. We
deplore that as much as he so far
as the good negroes being killed
are concerned. When they
learn to not shelter or conceal the
guilty ones, then that will probably
be eliminated. Meantime the in
culcation of the non-soSal equality
idea into the coming generation of
negroes in the school room is nee
essary to continue that position
of his race, if the present genera
tion has come to it. To our
mind, political equality is the next
Objectionable idea to get out of the
way, for making living smooth be-
tween the two races under one gov
eminent. The negro leaders now
vote through the Republican party
believing that through it the door
of political hope will some day
reopen in the south. Never
again will it be so. The white /
is the dominant race, and will
always rule. The march of civil
ization proclaim. T'is the price
an inferior race pays for dwell
ing in land with superior
one. No voice in the govern
ment. This for the tranquility of
the land and right the caucasian
will assert even at the point of the
bayonet. At present the negro
race is deprived of franchise in the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
Indian Hill Sch DOL.

Jonathan, Miss. June %, 19O8.-
The school here is moving along
nicely under the skilled manage
ment of Prof. w. J. Scanlan of Nc
Lain. Prof. Seaman has taken
greater interest in the advancement
of the pupils than any teacher we
have had for several years. Of
course he likes the money too but
we believe he means to earn it
Prof. has had his son Joseph With
him in school. At this writing he
is at home and Master Robert is
with him.
Some of the young people of this
place visited relatives over at
Adamsville last week.
Mrs. James Dunnam visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, of
Wayne County a few days ago.
Another home has been made hap
py since our last writing: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Smith rejoiced May 5th
over the arrival of a little girl; the
little one is we'll blessed with fin
gers on its left hand. It has five
full developed fingers and a thumb;
and on its left foot it has twin
toes, its little toe is double thick.
If the little girl lives to be
three years old, they will have the
finger amputated.
The peoples crops around here are
just fine, not much talk about hard
times now.
Mr.. E. E. Roberts is on the
sick list this week. We hope for
him speedy recovery.
DR.. Stringer is attending on
him; the DR.. holds a good name in
this community.
I'll come again someday.
THE PATRIOTIC GIRL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26

Ball. Miss, June 20 1908. We'll
Mr.. Editor as we have had a re-
freshing shower Clubfist thought
he would remember the HERALD
again.
AS Curious was curious to know
about the Annual picnic at the
Beach Landing it looks like he
wonld be curious to know that it
takes Ice, Lemons, Salt and flavor
ing to have picnics and it takes
money to buy that and it takes
beef and honey pullers to have
money these hard times.
The writer saw Mr.. j. w. Ball
driving around in Merrill the other
day singing: "Oh how funny to
have some honey. that will bring
in money" Ha ha for j. w. he
cares not for riches neither silver
nor gold.
Well | will now ask Slango some
thing concerning Mr.. John BYRD
driving those two girls around;
that was real cruel John for you to
treat those girls so bad, but what
| would like to know if he had
them both hitched to the same
buggy for my experience with
girls was that they would not
work we'll in double harness but
would do better single. So John
hereafter hitch a horse to your
buggy and take the girls buggy
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

David Gibson. Geo. Mallett. J, w. Cox and
j. D. Bullock VS.. Town OF Lucedale. Execu-
ton on Decree against David Gibson. Geo
Mallett, j. w. Cox and j. d. Bullock principals
and K. L. Mallett and w. e. Thomas sureties
1. the undersigned, Sheriff of Greene County
Mississippi, will on
Monday the 9th day of July 1908.
between the hours of eleven O'Clock A. M. and
four O'Clock p. NJ. sell ut auction. to the high
est bidder or bidders. for cash, at the front
door of the Court house in the town of Leakes-
vile the following described PROPERTY or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
herein after mentioned writ and all costs, tewiti
M OF M OF Lot 33 and Ms Of M of Lot "a
or part OF Lots 80 and 81 Block In town OF
Lucedale in Greene County. Mississippi said
property having been levied on by me on the
9th day of June A. d. 1905 as the property of
Geo. Mallett, by virtue of writ OF Execution
issued in the above styled case by S. X. Mckay
Clerk Of the Chancery Court, on the 18th day
OF May, A. ID. 1905
Witness my signature this the 9th day OF
June A. D. 1903.
ID. K, Breland SLerin
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
A MUCH NEG .ECTED THING.

The HERALD mas an added re-
spect for every white minister of
the Gospel that we learn, has had
the love of God so strongly fl wing
through bis heart, as to not LIT the
year pass without having preaced
several times to a congregation of
negroes. 1t takes tact coupled
with lot of religion and good
common sense to do this, in a way
to benefit the brother in black and
not be misunderstood No real
Southerner, be he clergym,,l or
otherwise wishes to break down the
barriers that have been erected an
stand adamantine like between the
two races in our Southland as to
social and political equality. Still
there is quiet dignified, yet
loving way to preach to these var
led hued people, whom Christianity
has much lifted since their trans
portation from the heather jungles
of Africa to this country some one
hundred years and little more
ago. Not the strides that should
be seen, but we must be charitable
and remember that owing to cir
cumstances not of our making, re-
ligious largely, we have left them
alone for nearly half a century.
Missionaries are sent annually to
the blacks in the Dark Continent
and on the isles of the sea. Lets
not ostracise warmhearted preach
err at home, who would essay to
occasionally break the bread OF
life to them in our midst OF
course they have their churches
and ministers, but these like some
of ours are not all what they should
tin a large PERCENTAGE the con-
trary.) A little help from some OF
our clean living clergy in whom
both white and colored have con-
fidence, might contribute to lift
the standard amongst them, and,
we'll and-may be the means of re-
ducing the number of nameleSs
crimes committed each year. Go
ahead brother preachers and we
shall stand by you, prejudices to
the contrary, Notwithstanding.
This article of course understand
has only to do with preaching tC
regularly organized negro congrega-
tons, as we have no sympathy
with the idea of complicating the
race question by church intermix-
ing. Time and evoIutions have
proven that the negro is happiest
under his own exclusive church
government.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Mississippi.
To j. l. Dixon and to all Unknown parties
having or claiming any legal or equitable in
tereSt in the lands described as Lot No. 1, 81
of Lot No. and N1s of Lot No. 3, Section "A.
TIN. RaW, situated in the County of Greene.
and State of Mississippi
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County of Greene. in
the State of Mississippi. on a rule day OF said
Court, to be held at the office OF the clerk OF
said Court on the
Second Monday of Sept. A. D. 1903.
in the town of Leakesville. Mississippi to de-
fend the suit in said Court of Asa Breland, the
nature OF which is bill in Chancery by said
Asa Breland, complainant therein, praying
the Court to grant deere confirming and
quieting title in the said complainant in and to
the above described land, wherein you are
defendants. This June 10th. 1893
(Chancery Court Seal) 8. II. MCKAY, elk.
Harrison & Heidelberg Soils for Cnmplt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
FRUITDALE, ALA.

Fruitdale. Ala, June %, 19O8.-
Dear Editor know We this by its
own light: as Moses lifted the Ser
pent up in the Wilderness, just so
the Widow Williams lifted the old
man j. C. out of his shoes and put
him back on his brick pallet and
said old man be good, for there is
poor people enough to do the work
with outyou working"
Sid Odom said that Fruitdale
could keep their dead hog as long
as uncle J. G. IS goats lasted.
George Williams said if you
wanted a square meal just go to his
place before the beans were gone.
Lee Williams Isl singing his little
song: Get there Ely" with the Ely
left off.
w. j. Pete Williams said if he
did not get all Of his crop planted
this year he would try to be ready
for next year.
l. =. AOOhIlllS VIII OCll yOu all
the feed you want but he wants
the money.
w. N. Mills will sell you all
the flour you want, but he wants
the dough.
F. F. Clark wants the Banana
trade if he can sell for cash.
Banty Williams moved to his
new house sometime ago but he
did not carry anyone with him hut
his wife and they are still by them
selves.
Mrs. j. M. Breland and sister
took dinner with their brother, j.
C. Williams, Sunday.
Dear Mr.. Editor there will be
barbecue at Mr.. H. Havatters next
Friday Would be glad to have
you to attend and see what you can
do for it in the way of eating.
Goodbye.
OLD MIG.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26

In order to properly chamber a
couple of articles appearing this
week of too broad a scope to limit
them by placing in the Co Cor.
Column, we begin a feature that
have long contemplated switching
on. This Peoples Forum"
department. Will be glad to have
those who really have some
thoughts worth giving to this part
of the world at least on some good
topic, to prepare some papers for
us in this column. This department
is to be made up of contributed ar
ticles. Its the editorial ground
where our folks have a chance to
express their opinions. If you fail
to do so, the feature will dry up or
intermit. If you do so and we get
OVERLOADED, will get to print your
article after while. No long
winded moralizing fellows need
apply. Sensible and shor articles
only wanted.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
MERRILL.

Merrill, Miss 6-24-19JS DR.
lack Causey, who has been in par
tnership with DR.. w. w. Eley for
the past twelve months, left Mon
lay for Virgins, where he expects
to locate. During his stay here
ne has made many friends who re-
greet his departure and wish for
hlm great success in his new field
Of labor. Mrs. Causey will re-
main here for awhile after which
she will join him. DR.. Eley will
continue to taake care of the sick.
Post Master j. A. Cochran has
been enjoying a visit from his
mother, Mrs Cochran, of near
Richton.
Hon. Pat Harrison, of the Coun-
ty Capital, spent Monday in Merrill
transacting business, and left in the
afternoon for Meridian where he
has legal business to look after.
Charley Woods, ESQ.,, of Moss
Point, was also visitor to Merrill
on Monday last.
Rev. R. W. Brooks filled his reg
ular appointment here last Sunday.
At the close of the service a short
conference was held, he uniting
with this church as most of his
church work is in this county. He
was also elected as delegate from
this church to the Baptist State
Convention which meets in Merid-
ian next month.
Mr. Ellis Russell, Jr. was recent
visitor near the county Capital.
Something in that direction
seems to charm Ellis. Success to
you, Mr. Russell.
Mrs j. C. Dubois, Jr., and two
little boys, left last week for Ala
bama to spend awhile with the for
mer's parents.
From the quantity of chickens
and watermelons seen on the streets
of Merrill one would judge that the
crop was first class, However,
the price declines slowly.
Quite a number of MerrilI-ites
the picnic at Lucedale to-
day. Among the number were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eley, Mrs. w.
w. Eley, Misses Pauline Ball, Car
RE Givens, Ella Beard, Leila Helms,
Eley, Messrs, L. C. Helms,
e. F. Ball, j. w. Beard, J. w.
Backstrom, E. Parsons.
Mr.. Writ W. Green, of near
was a visitor to Merrill
today.
JEPTHA.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26

Uncle Sam has declared war on
the cow-tick by passing an appro-
priation through Congress of a
quarter million dollars to eradi-
cate this cattle pest. Mississippi
is included in the tick infested
region. Yea Greene County. And
nearer than that. If some inves-
tigator will HE to the oak bush flats
on yonder side of the Chickawhay
river, he will soon feel the pangs
due from having the heads of sew
eral of these tenacious ticks buried
in his flesh. The feeding herds
roam these lowlands for the rich
grazing and the infant ticks ale
brushed off and lodged on the
branches of the underground and
but wait some passing person or
animal to crawl unto and begin
their blood-suckling operation.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
ADAMSVILLE.

Adamsy;lla, Mss. Jane q, 19)3.
| have been tarrying a long time,
but n)Wnl'Ie ms appearance back
co the Dear old HERALD, as | do
enjoy reading the letters so much.
Adamsville seems quite lonely
now.
Miss Mamie Smith made her ap-
pearance home Sunday afternoon
from Frenticeville where she has
been spending a week with her sis
teri Mrs. Joe Klttrell; seems as
if she had quite a delightful time.
She informed US of seeing a hand
some professor out there and she
wants to go back.
Tie men of hereabouts went
seining Friday and caught some
nice Turtles.
Ha, old Club Fist you can not get
those hoe cakes with later on them
as you was speaking of. | am
afraid probably you have potatoes
and can get the cakes made, but
not the one you was speaking of
will make them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence CLARK
and family and also Misses Sarah
Merritt and Leila Smith, spent the
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Dear
man and family. Had a delightful
time. We're freely invited to the
nice peaches which we all relished-
Sorrow fell upon our neighbor.
hood Saturday last June Is, 1893
over the death of Mrs. J. F. Nc,
Lean, whom we all hated to give
up. She was a good Christian
heartedwoman, one Of the kindest
women of Adamsville. She is bet
ter off. She punished here daily.
BLUE EYES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-06-26
JEPTHA.


Leaf, Miss. 6, 22-1908. We are
glad to know THAT the sick people
of our town and surrounding coun-
try are all getting up again, for
most everybody here was sick at
the sametime.
Mr.. E. ] O'Neal, successor to j :.
C. Daughirill, in the Riverside
Commercial Co., was up from Yes
try, Miss, looking over his new
business. Mr.. O'Neal was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss
Maggie.
I've learned of a great spring
here in Leaf, they tell me if you