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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
Helpful
Beauty Hints
How to Secure that Half Moon On
Finser-Many Useful Hints for the
Care of the Observation-Disclosures
and Practical Method for Removing
a Mole-To Darker Eyebrows

The latest way in which the half
moon at the base OF the nails is in
sured is through massage. 1t is not
enough to push back the cuticle with
the nail file or orange wood stick; it
must be gently massaged into posi-
ton.
Too rough treatment makes the
half-noon gray and dull looking and
leaves scratches on the nails that
show until they have grown out at
the finger tips.
The art in this massaging is to push
back the cuticle in regular shape;
above all it must not be cut. To at
tempt manipulat.ons when the flesh is
harsh or dry is fatal to a good-looking
hand.
Probably the best way to learn the
correct treatment of the hand is by
numerous visits to a good manicure;
but this is lot necessary if one is will
ing to faithfully follow directions at
homeland keep up following them
Soak thu fingers in warm, soapy
water, in which is dissolved little
borax, scrub well with nail brush
and If the nails or finger tips appear
stained rub in half lemon or apply
orgahne with a bit of cotton or an
orange wood stick.
When the flesh around the nails Is
soft, rub 1t back gently with bit of
dry cotton wrap "a on the blunt end
of an orange wood stick. or push it
back with the finger tips or the fieshy
part of the palm of the hand.
This massaging should be daily
task, and time should be taken to do
1t gently and thoroughly.
If the cuticle seems very dry or the
nails brittle a drop or two of olive Gil
can ha r-s--==5s<a =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
Lion Fondles A Child.

In Pittsburg savage lion fondlcu
the hand that child thrust into his
cage. Danger to child is sometimes
great wnen least regarded. Offtu :
comes through Colds, Group, ml,.
Whooping Cough. They >Iay thou
sands that DR.. King S N w Discovery
could lave saved. - doses
cured our baby Of worry bid case of
Group, write Mr. George B.Davis
of Flat Rock. r. ~. We ALWAYS
give it to him 80 he takes cold.
Its a wonderful medicine for babies. .
Best for Coughs, Colds, LaGrippc,
Asthma, Hemmorrhages, w a K
Lungs. soc. $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
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'NyARRIRIAGFSI
o. .58@E{zzI @7lD119
PERKINS WEAVER.

MARRIED, in Leakesville, Miss :,
on Monday night of May 8, 1910, Mr..
). e. Perkins to Miss Maude Wea,
Yer, Of Fruitdale, Ala The bridal
couple drove in that evening from
the Upper East Side where the bride
had been visiting and Mr.. Perkins
repaired to fetch, and had the cere-
mony performed soon after their ar
rival at the little cottage whic.. l., 40
be their future home. This the Tur
ner-Pool building, Perkins is our
town ;eweier and a next door neigh
Dor in business location to V, editor.
Congratulations to the matrimonial
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
THE BAR,

Lawyers who had business with
the Court
First our local barristers: Messrs.
h. p. Heidelberg, j. E. Alderman,
}. W. Backstrom and E. W. BreIand,
who each swung a good share of the
cases on the dockets. Then Harrison
& Gex of the Coast; Ford & White of
the same geography; T. r. James and
G. w Ellis of Lucedale; Helms of
Merrill Hamilton of Mobile; w. NJ,
McAlister of Waynes boro; W. II,
Maybin of Gulfport and Arnold of
Ellisvile.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

The whimsical man in his political
choices is one of the easiest suckers
to an astute political m"nipulator
Today Que such manipulator will win
him over to his side by shrewd play
on his passions or Trejudices, while
tomorrow On equally sharp booster
for the opposition will put poison III
to his soul against his already declar-
ed preference by holding up sone
frailty in the character of the candi-
date to whom he had the day before
declared his sail reefed, and so it goes
with such u captious voter. who in
deed is one of the gravest units we
have to deal with in the suffrage
fabric of society today
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
EDITORIAL


Those who WELD the ballot should
be men of stability, not tossed about
with every wind OF malice let loose in
the political skies, but sticking to
their choice through thick and thin,
unless he we're indeed tc be proven
beyond the shadow Of a doubt to be
unpatriotic and mineral beyond the
Ordinary political degree. Be astute
in making your selection of favor
tie. but then have manhood enough
to stick to him To forsake his cause
is to reflect upon your own judgment
in making the original selection.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

We fail to See any reason following
the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee 5 declaring to cIII the Novem-
Der Primary for the proposed Percy
Vardaman senatorial rur off, why the
friends or allies of Elk Govern
or Vardaman should forsake or weak
en- on his cause. Vardaman should
be commended by his own forces
rather than criticized for having
shrewdness enough to come out o. Il
situation which but sought to place
him at disadvantage before the pco-
pie by his cunning opponent. Var
daman undoubtedly got political ad-
vantage from the way in which his
candidacy was treated by the Legis-
lature and he would he a gump in
the game polite if he aIlowd himself
to lose such a leverage
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

In the death of King Edward of
England last week, Europe loses one
of the best beloved and respected
mOnarches The British E mpire is a
colossal piece of governmental ma
chinery, and her territories ale
so scattered over the face of the earth
that the aphorism with which We
are all familiar has long since come
to be connected with the name Of
that mighty nation, which says that
the sun meier sets on her dominion.
His subjects delighted to refer to
King Edward as Good old Ned"
land Bully old Bloke. " His attitude
towards Americans was quite cordial
ever, His son George succeeds him
and will have considerable response
sbility devolving upon him 20 main
tain the prestage of his illustrious
forbears, as well as discharge the
grave duties Of state Of so great an
empire But be will do it, as the
government of the British Empire
has long since been reduced to such
a well adjusted type of democracy
that it pretty we'll runs itself, re-
CARELESS of who sets on the throne.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

Footc Patrick Go. VS. ), J, Lbr. Co. :,
Manfmd Casualty Co. VS. X. G. Lbr.
Co contd by consent.
L. N. Dantzler Lbr Co. VS. w. A.
Mills, Dismissed at Pitts. cost.
f. w A. Prwles VS. Lvlle. G. High
School dismissed at Pitt. Cost.
g. 6 Faux vs. r. A. Ellis ;, :,
\. Wade rs J C Foin & NJ. f..
Green, dism ssed at PATS. cost.
Foote Patrick Com. Co. VS. Waller
Systrunk alias Writ ordered.
E. r. Ward, .ullnr. VS. X & NJ Ry
Co & V Il Lbr Go. contd by consent
with leave to lnswer before
next term.
+om Wealns same order.
K. r. Ward. Admr. ;, :,
H. A. Ball by g. S. l}al next friend.
with leave to submit demurrer
in vacation on briefs.
VIM. Jenkins VS. A u NJ Ry and Y B
l. Co. same order.
j. r. Buckwalter VS. Lewis Bowers
ct al, Judgement by default for
pitt for 500.
Central Trust Go. vs. Ann Breland
ct al conld pending suit in
in chancery.
j. A. Alnbrus VS. V Il l. Co ct al
coutd by consent with leave of
pltf to answer 10y next term.
Mary Walker =, =, same order.
Grouse Bros. VS. NJ. X. Lindquist,
Cost bond OF $500 required by
next term
w. L. and Charley White VS. R. S.
Henderson, Security for cost in
$3.50 contp.
Wade Kitchen VS. II. E. McInnis ct
al, DO days to plead and contd.
Dumas Gro. Co. VS. Green Lbr co.
contd.
l.. n. Dantzler Lbr 20 vs. s. w.
Ball contd DIT request of pitt.
Drago Grain Co VS. Leakesville Lbr.
Co. judgement by default. $ll2l 81
Blk Of Leakesvllle vs. HilIman Lbr.
Co. contd with leave to plead
Jas. Beard VS. Chas. Breland, Jesse
Bounds claimant, contd by re-
quest pltf.
International Stock Food Go. VS. L.
W. Mayo, dismissed at cost pltf
for failure to appear and pros
ecute.
J. W, Wilmington vs. t.eo. Lbr. Co.
bond for cost $50.
2. H. McEachern VS. E. N. Patter-
son, contd by pitt.
We are glad to be able TO announces
that the Splendid charge to the
judy by Judge Buckley will be
published IL our next issue.
We managed TO procure his
notes and wi! present ut
length all save the usual statutary
elaboration which would be too much
of a repetition of other charges to
commit to print. Judge Buckley has
announced a policy which should in
solar as time and circumstances will
permit be practced at all tines bv
the entire Judiciary of the state, ! e.
to rid the docketS of old cases
which have burdened them for years,
and adopt the plan of bringing
speedily to issue each new case
where possible. =
The Grand Jury Thursday eve
ming found about thirty-one true
bill and examined nearly ninety wit
nesses. Three or four cases brought
up from the Grand Jury at this term
were tried. Court will probrbly con-
clude today. We will publish Grand
Jury Report and the residue from
the dOcketS in our next issue.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
Cement Sidewalks, Buildings, Etc

Portland cement sidewalk con
strl ction; concrete block buildings:
making and laying concrete blocks;
estimating profits, etc Practical
book for contractors, giving details
IN full. Second edition. Postpaid
J0c De Graft Pub. Co., Peoria, I'll.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
OBSERVATIONS ON VETERANS REUNION.


1t was the good fortune OF this,
scribe TO attend the United Confed-
crate Veterans Reunion in Mobile
April 26 Is aud we saw and heard
t.,ings. there that will ne'er fade
| from memory Chords in our ma
ture we're touched that would never
been ava kened, for reading and
hearing things told about that ter
Iivie s,or that convulsed this fair
land aud deluged.it with blood and
rlnh was not like seeing these old
grizz'y warriors there in convention
assembled clad in their grey uni
! forms, to commemorate the times
when they fought side by side with
unconquerable spirit for principles
which are imperishable; principles
which have always concerned the
children of men and will again under
like circumstances, if they should ev-
er arise in any country, and we pray
God that if so, that the sword will
not be resorted to as the arbiter of
such controversies.
Hearing those venerable warriors
stand on the rostrum and with their
speeches cover in resume the awful
annals of that titanic struggle at
arms, would cause the tears to flow
unbidden, for there are but few of US
in such gathering but are kin to
those "ho split their blood squan-
dered their fortunes, and bore the
hardships of camp life for the cause
which to them was sacred as very
life itself.
The spectacle presented on Thurs
day when the hosts in grey went
marching in ling ines of military
array through hr streets of the |
Calf city, was one of the most im-
posing We ever gozed upon or OK
pecl 10 see. The generals rode as
Stale y equeot,'ians on their beauti
fu. white mount . while the Old boys
of tue RANKS came marcning along 10
the strains of SOME SiXtecn or more
brass bands OraYing out almost in
cesSantiy tue immortal and heart
stirring strains of that glorious
battle, anthem Dixie Here would
come aluug All Old hero with empty
sr,eV,-, there one with AN artificial leg,
and auon those who bore blttle seats
and IImps OF various kinds. The old
negro camp servants tai,ed up the
PROFESSIONS "ilh forage and camp
okilielo, carrying roosters etc typical
OF the way they found grub for
Marse in De War. The applause
burst like continuous thundercIapS in
/ Il severe e,ectric storm, due honor
! being paid 10 each division IS it'll
/ hove III view IN the march Such u
]
sight brought us closer to the COS
than We had ever hoped to get at this
late day There must have been some
| fifteen thousand of those old vets in
that city. While there were numbers
who We're IN civilian garb, there
were hosts wearing the familiar grey
and right handsome did they look in
that uniform. An amusing feature
in the parade was to see some of
the gay Old soldier boys cutting
pigeon wings and shuffles to the tune
OF the band S playing without ever
losing step with their marching
comrades. We saw many affecting
scenes of old grey-haired men meet
ing each other for the first time in
years and clasping arms and hug
ging one another while the tears
streamed down their cheeks, more
than once did we find ourselves over
come in feelings through the wave Of
sympathy which seemed to fill the |
very air.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
A Man Wants To Die

only when "a lazy liver aud sluggish
bowels cause frightful dependency,
Sut Dir Kings New Life Pills eXpel
poisons from the system; br ny hope
and courage; cure all Liver, Stomach
and Kidney troubles; impart health
and vigor to the week, nervous and
aiIing. 25c at Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

That clause in the Card OF D. A.
Mcleod in his announcement for
Superv isor for Beat 4, which states
that he is liz favor of working the
public road system, and if that can
not be had, to work them well by
the OLD overseer plan, has the states
man ring, for it shows first that Nc
Leod is progressive and sees the cry
ing needing of the internal farming
development of Greene county by
the building OF good pixies through
it, and second that if he can't pro-
cure the adoption of the contract sys-
tenn which is by far the rec ,gnized
best policy, then he is willing as u
matter of expediency to accept he
next best thing, aud use the over
seer system to make for the end in
view, i, e. roads worthy of the name
and which will provide facilities for
the people residing IN the rurals to
haul their products To market Ill a
cost commensurate with their worth
and which will leave some margin of
of profit TO them after the carriage
is deducted May the day speedily
come when our county lawmakers
viii see the light and have the cour-
age to open up highways in Greene to
meet this great need, and which will
make for the development of the
county as nothing else can do.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

along said Township Line dividing Township
nortn from Township N 1rth to the intersec-
tloA OF Range Line dividing Range west from
Range west, Thence North along said Range
Line to the place of beginning.
The clerk is hereby directed to publis n
copy OF the foregoing order in the Greene
County Herald for three consecutive weeks
A true copy from the minutes. This May 3rl
1910.
{ cal COurt) 5-27 s. r. MCKAY. Clerk,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

VUI1 10Y VI JuFIVi y. u. IJIV,
Tor building n otCCI ahu IrOn al 2hRay bridge
over Big creek. Augusta Road Link 40. ). as
i0r pI;tns and SpeclnCatlohs now on me ia the
Cnalcer clerk OlIcc.
tnc bidder 10 whom contra t is awarded will
DC requII eu 20 ehJer InGU contract and bond Is
rtquired By law. Each bid must be uccOmpan-
leu with II certified cneck 70 Inc amount OF
doOJUO as ii qua .i4uUeG vi good Ij4ltn Lndy III;
l'.4tUA VIII c4-vcr IhLO load anu ~nJr.cJ ac
cordance Wild his bid. The Board reserves the
right ~ reject any anu all bus, T4c contract
W be let 70 che lowest Oiudcr
Dy order Of Tie Lizard u. Supervisors #
Greene COunGy, Miss IsSIDpl. TINS siaS 3rd.
lyiv,
y Il. McGAY Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
CIRCUIT COURT.
MAY TERM 1910.

The Circuit Court Greens Coun-
ty convened at ia, court .ouse in
Leake>ville Monday. May 9, 1910.
with Judge JnuJ. ijucklev OF Enter
prise ON the bench: district attorney
Heck Currir; s'enographer I. l..
Ward; Clerk ) r Mckay with dep
utiesO. Buckstromaand Fred Amsler;
) : riff d. E. Brclaud with deputies
j. +. Green, Al0su Nixon all ut
their posts. The court was called to
order after the dinner hour and the
empannelling of the Grand jury ut
once begun. The Judges charge
was splendid effort, paliaking con
considerable Of the lecture on law
lessneSs order, but none the less lu-
cid and helpful TO d body of citizens
whose duty il is to inquire iuto the
conditions of society fO.' peace and
law observance. The delivery of the,
charge consumed one hour from
2:30 to 1870 after which IL recess was
taken to permit Hon. b. T. Harri-
son to make his address announcing
himself us candidate for congress.
Then the work of forming The Pett
juries was proceeded with to IL con-
cluslon We subjoin lists of all three
iuries drawn.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
CIVIL DOCKET.

G. L. Eubanks VS. Robert Lewis.
judgement On attachment Issue
and dismsd DIT cost OF Pitts to
DTS issue.
VIM. Forester g. Co. vs. I'll L Co.
contd by consent.
r. ID. Cochran ct al vs. Green Lbr.
g. contd by consent.
P. b. Mathison Mfg Co VS. X. Patt
Mfg. Co. con by consent,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
TAILS JURORS.
For End. dav.

1ALlS ~ RORS.
For 2nd. day.
2. G, Hillman Jr d. r Williams.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
A. 2. D4wsey, bond forfeiture, or
dered set aside upon payment OIL
COSTS.
William Smith, Cruelty to Animals,
J. & Y ofGuilty, tue SO
Cap Leverett, Geo. Simpson ct al
appealed conspiracy, ]. 4 V.
for DTS.
VIM. Pearce, q w c j &. V, not
guilty.
Town Leakesville VS. Geo. Williams,
appid malicious mischief, dis
missed
Ed Powe, appld road work default
Judgement, bond forfeiture taken.
Will Platt aud Evaine otruges,
adultery, Us Will PIalt and
Conds new, Horace Bra II n
sum 500, DIT tried III his alb
sence. j. & V. Of not guilty
VS.. Will Plalt mol pros as to
Evaline Stringer.
Lyman Cochran, dcfaulting juror
discharged on payment Of costs.
THE FOLLOWING CASES
CONTINUED.
Charlie ToInpkins, a & d with Int
to K & NJ
John Gully >,
>, =, Bondsmen, w. +. Green,
VIM. EIey ana w. w. Green,
forfeiture $400.
Coney Clifton, Cruelty to Animals.
Bill Beach, Abandonment Family
Town of Lucedale VS. g. Helves ton,
appeal, removing personal prop
erty from Town Pound.
Joe Billiard, Z w T..
THE FOLLOWING CASES
MOI PROSED.
A. p. Dawsey, bribery.
Dallas Wilkes. a & b with Int. 10
K & NJ, DIS W felony, dlea guilty
to A q Is.
Williams A & B.
?, A. Mcleod, Appeal.
Take Green
Hedry Clark, G w q on payment of
costs.
PLEAS OF GUILTY ENTERED
BY DEFENDANTS IN
FOLLOWING CASES.
Phil James, A & b $50 and 90 da,
sentence spnd,
Cyra d. Roberts >,
J.eve Ga1lln, Less White, Will Pierce
and John Davis, Ganing. $50
and 81 days each.
)annie Freeman, drunkenness fne$i0
), profanity. SO
3uford Brewer - tined $40.
Phillip Mclnnis c W C.ined s25
The following. cIses ordered to
lies.
;leve Gatlin, Less White and John
Davis gaming.
Vim. Washington, COL, murder,
] Il i.,t not guilty.
CIVIL DOCKET.
}. l.. Eubanks VS. Robert Lewis,
1u6Ut.TuaTlt IN Htl:n.hnlaut iccna
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
Other Editors Chatter
- 15g15g1AS55S1sS1sS1g1I
The Power of the Liquor Trust.
Fruitdale Herald.

FruItdaDe Herald.
The state primary is over and the
O Neal forces claim victory by a
smf Il majority, though they seem 10
have lost the lieutenant governor
This is great surprise to many as it
is conceded that Judge Mallory is
head and shoulders above O Neal ia
life S standard of men, He was twice
Grand Master of the Order of MasOns
aud also a prominent Odd Fellow,
and these orders are strong III Ala
bama, but one Mr. Adolphus Busch,
of ST. Louis, was Grand Master of
Northern breweries, and deeply in
terested in O'Neal's success. Great
is the north, inasmuch as it dictates
the policies of the Southern states.
If Judge Mallory will consent to max
ing the race upon an Independent
ticket he nav i'll b our next gov
renOr.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
Hon b P HARRISON
as a candidate for Congress from TINS inc
Sixth congressional District of MISSISSIPPI
subject to action Of the Democratic Party; IN
August
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
Bay Springs News.

Bay Springs News.
Every politician since M reco.lec
ton has bren following economy and
reform. Yet we have had neither.
People have gone wild in their own
business and in the administration of
governmental affairs. would like
to see what it cost tn run the u. >.
government twenty-five Years ago
put down side of what it costs the
government now | would like to see
what it cost to run the State govern
ment twenty-five years ago put down
side of what it costs now: | would
like to see what it cost to run the
county government twenty-five years
ago put down side of what it costs
now. | believe the increase in cost
of government has outstepped the
increase of population and wealth.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
4tu day of June 1910.
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE

Department OF the Interior.
U. >. anu CnlCe al Jack sol, Miss.
-ADrIl -. IJiU.
Notice Is hereby give. that John h Moody.
OF Nicely. Mis- ,lSslppi. who Oh ember
~, III nIt5 ton - Uedd FinJry NJ. ,5ggUy
Serial. Nc. 1882. Tor the Sc o. Une Sc Ia y W
III OF The Sc III luu the SW IL OF the az J.
u cLon 81. to"Hshlph Moro. rtangc west.
81. StopnChs .Aerld. aa. has ui,d noLlce OF - =
t1nUoh 10 make tiuaI TIve-A III Proof To Is
taDlsn CLAIM 20 the land ali. W dies rluCd. lie
lore me ClCrh the Chance ~ court Of u res ne
County at Lea, esVlIlr. MISS. ul. The
6tu d;t, =. June $40.
ClalInaiio nalheS as Witnesses; L. ~ Daugh =
drill. ell td,rIey. Id Freeman. George IL
Ilsuls. AL Ol NoUIy, Miss tSslppi.
}. JAYwHITE, Register,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
We are authorized 10 announce

of Vernal Miss, as candidate for SUPhhN /
SOR for Beat T. to fill vacancy created oS seq
regation of D C. Eubanks into George County :
In Special Election to be held May 81. 1910.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE
Departure 1t Of The Interior.
,. Land ONCE at : tckSon. Miss

u y Land Once at : tckson. Miss.
April 9? iJlO.
Notlce Is hereht gwen that Felix x. Daugh
drill OF Nicely EhSSSSolppl who on February
8 ~ y made Homes tead Entry No. 03G60 for
the + IA OF the NV IL. Section 3. Township
North. Range WeSt. st. Stephens Meridian
has tiled no. &c If lltention 10 make k1na
oInmutat1cli Proof. to establish claim TO II e
iand above desc ibed. before the Clerk OF the
Chancery Court OF Greene County at Leakes-
vile. mississippi. on the
4th day of June 1910.
Clalnant names witness: j X Moody
Pete Falrley. Sam Green. Chas HilIman all o.
Neely, Mississippi
i JAYWHITE, Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
BRIDGE CONTRACT Nor1cL.
9th Day OF June, a. ID. 1910,

Sealed bids viii be received ut III Office o
the UhanceTS Clerk OF Greene -uLh0y L. . 10
the hUur of o CLOCK Z. NJ. on TIC
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
> utuWQ,
GRAND JURY.

Jesse Byrd, Foreman.
Wesley Byrd a. H. Harrison
d. A. Mcleod 2. J. Mcleod
L. 2. Peaster Joe Henderson
Alex Woodland Joe Cowart
Dan Mcleod ". c.. Ball
w. L. Dunnam T. X. Turner
J. E. Clark w. D. Eubanks
II. E. Williams ]. D. Daughdrill
W. |. Smith Alex Smith
J. E. Merritt
n n TbnrOnC R.,il;ff
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13

PETIT JURY NO. !.
q. w. Churchwell Joe Dearman
Osborn Turner W. w. Mcleod
r. |. Backstrom CT. w. Faux
r.. NJ. Vanderford Geo. f. Gone
J. b. DaughdriIl O.E. Rounsaville
John SnellgroVa j. NJ. Avera