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Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Annie NJ. Shippey of Hartford, .,s,,f the Fourth at home, returning to saisr,fsrd Tuesday accompanied by her sister, "ho VIII s" AiP so e~ Y0fk.
 Tho L,sdies' Aid will hold it's annual -,nner and sale on Friday afternoon saa evening, July Sth, in the xestry. Ssrswberries and ice cream will be for ssle also useful and fancy articles
 The sunday Schoca convention was msn attended, more than three haRd- ,sd .being registered An excellent ,,osratIl and ideal weather made it a rsry pleasant gathering.
 Nrs. G. W. Talbot of Brooklyn, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs ]. F. Whitney.
 Mis- Olive Whitney is the guest of relatives in Putnam this week.
 Robert G. sherman of South Goven- =trv was the guest Of friends here dur ing con sention week
 4 II Williams new barn is pro graSstng finely, and will be an im- praeeiaent to his property.
 Henry D. Baker spent Sunday and Monday at his home here. He con dacted the sunday evening meeting an audience of more than fifty gather ing lo greet him.
 Mfs. N Tarbell of Ieominster has besa iSiting at Deacon Lyons.
 The warm weather Is causing farm CTS ta commence haying this week.
 William J Nelson Of Trinity College k al home fer the long vacation.
 Mfs. N N. sheldon ihas been enter taining Miss Nellie Bigxham for few daVS
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
,Baptist Church Notes

The Baptist Young Peoples nnion has named the following officers and committees for the coming six months:
 President, Miss F. MaJory Richard son.
 Vice president, Raymond G. ken- nedy. Secretary, Miss Verna Fuller. Treasurer. J Harold Bowen. Membership committee, Mrs. Ida Bard, Miss Mildred Bard, Raymond c. Kennedy Devotional committee, Miss Edith c. Bowen, Mrs. Eva Warren, Mrs. Ida Bard.
 Instruction committee, Miss Char. loite \. Hopkins, Miss Edith C. Bow ell, Miss Ellen F. King. Missionary committee. Miss Flor ence l.. Stnbberi, Miss Mary A. Arnold. Mrs. C. F.. Pierce.
 Temperance committee, (. l.. Pierce, H. N. Thompson, ]. Harold Bowen.
 Social committee, Miss Florence F.. slubbert. C. E. Pierce Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy.
 Music coun mitfee, Mrs. Samuel Rich, Miss Edith C. Bowen, Miss Mildred Flower.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
SsaNe Snaoriatendenf.

Next Sunday J. II. Mansfield of New Haven, state superintendent of Christian Eadearer. will speak in the morning at North Woodstock, at noon at East Woodstoek, and in the evening at Putnam Congregational church. MT. Mansfield is an earnest, energetic deavor. Special music will be given at the Congregational church. with full orchestra. A large attendance is ex. pected
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08

MT. Brown of Balloaville won this first contest for the cup, but before be shooter il must be won three times. A second contest will be arranged before long Il is expected.
 The Ladies Rife Club also held a shoot for 22 calibre rifles. The pIinei- pal prize in this shoot was silver cup donated hy Frank T. Preston of Dan- ielson. This was won by Mrs. George Brown of Ballouville. The other h. dies te win the prizes are given below ill their order;
 Mrs. r. C. Wood, Attawaugaa Miss Ruth Harrington, Dayville Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre, Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
NORTH WOODSTOCK

At recentmeeting 0f l. 'Apres Msdi club the members voted to expend |. } in furnishing 6 room in nhe new wing Of Lhe Day Kimball hospital.
 Miss May Sweet of Boston has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. George Frink-
 Mus. A. C. Isibbard Snd family spent the Fourth with Mss. Gilbert beane of Eastford. Mrs. Hubbard re- eenliy entertained Mrs. k. c. Baldwin ef Hartfsrd, who was one ot her girl hood friends.
 Miss Carrie Patton of SouGhbTidge has been spending a couple Of days al Lakeside.
 Misses Mary F. Potter and Maude Healey entered upon course al tue stofFs summer school th4s week.
 Henry Hill and wife. Irving Hall and Miss Gertrude ClemeRce of Soufb- bridge were guests Of Irving Paine over lhe Fourth, and these with William Brown's family spent the dag at Black pond.
 Herman Chaffee has been visiting Hartford friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Caleb Potter of Fall River are at Fl. J. Potter's for yisit.
 Charles Ware and family of Rock Vile have been visiting Ms. Byron Baies
 Mrs. Ellen Hyde, Mrs. Matilda Morse and Mrs. Ellen Paine, after an absence of several months, have return ed 10 their homes here.
 Clifford Wilcox has been entertain ing MT. Johns of Boston.
 Frank Potter of West Upton has been spending few days in town.
 On Tuesday Mrs. Jennie Lyon re- ceived calls from Miss Mary Freeman and sister, Martha, and Mrs. Fanny Cooke and daughter, Mrs. Bailey, oi soathbridge.
 The social committee. Mrs. l.. h. Healey, chairman, had charee Of the program as the last meeting Of Wood stock grange. There were several mu- sical selectio0s and two fine essays read. Ice cream and cake were served
 Mrs. Flora Merrick and grandson. Joseph of Aolyoke are visiting her sas- ter, Mrs. Cyrus w. Potter.
 MT. and Nm. Amasa Aone attended the funeral of H. N. Aorse, . nephew of Mir. .Aosseis ~ho died ln South bridee on Sunday. His wife ts . daughter of Bank Commissiones Chs pin and she with three children sur yive him. Their hoane is In Montreal.
 Mr. and Mn. Elmer COfttis buried their infant son last Monday in Gros. yenosdale. He died on Sunday, aged weeks.
 Edvard LitehfSeld of Attieboro has ben visising his grandruncle. Amssa Aoue-
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
To Whom It May Concern

|, Charles l.. Corey, hereby give notice, thnt my wife, Catherine F. Corey, having left my bed and board without provocation or just cause, l shall therefore be responsible for no bills contracted by her, for herself or my account after this date, June Sth, l9lD.1 Signed, CHARLES L. GoHEy, Pomfrct Centre, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08

Shake oil the grip of your old ene- my, Nasal CataSrh. by .ustng Eiy's (,feem Balm. TheHW1tl all fhe swell. fne and soFeness hn dnvea out of the tender, tn6amed membranes. The nts of sneexing will ceane and the d1s- ehasge. e oflensfvo - oshers e 10 yourne3f, will b. seopped when the causes that produce 1t arc removed. Cleanlfness, comfort, snd renewed health by the use of Cream Balm. r3old by all druggists for g cents. or mailed by Ely Bros-, s Warreu ssfees, New Yosk.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08

2 s<stirtW syeNtotcss notice Is hereby given that for the pul. pose of receiving such taxes l will meet all persons liable to pay taxes due said city, at the City Council Room, b8 Elm Street, en Friday, Saturday and Monday, sJuly <, 2, and II, 1910, ,from 3 o'clock am. io 6 o'clock p. tn. If not paid within the time prescribed legal fees and per cent. in- terest will bc charged.
 JOSEPH MckAcHNtE, Collector of Taxes tor the City of Put
 naw.
 Dated at Putnam, Conn, June l, 1910.
 23--26
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
WOODSTOCK vALHx

;. ' Paine q Bridgeport has been a visitor la town the past week.
 The farmers are busy, the result of the eNcellent haE weather.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
eoMFaGr

yictrolas bought of George E. shaw are unpacked, oiled, regulated and de- liyered, thereby avoiding all trouble.
 Special offering of imported novel, ties, hat pins, and belt ouckies suit able for summer wear. Prtces from % cents upwafds.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
State Trade ( chool
NEW BRITAIN

The ischool opened for day scholars Monday, June 20. Evening classes will be organized later. Persons over 14 may attend from any town The following trades will be taught--ma- chine work, tool making. die making, pattern making, carpentry. Address C. II. Wooisey, Principal, or State
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
Free Excursion

Daily from July ,i5 to 20 to old Douglas Camp Grounds sfrom B0atoua Providence, pawtucket, Woecsstef, Willimantic, Woonsocket. Putnam. Several hundred complimentary tickets will be given away for tho round trip to those over l7 years of a9o. that have never been lon the gfountla before. Tickets must be secured In nd- vance. For full particnIarss write REV. W. D. WoopwARD, Mapievilles R. |.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
Atts~sagsn Gun Club Shoot

The shoot of the Attawaugan Gun Club held on their grounds in Alta waugan on Jnly 4th, proved to be a very successful shoot and WAS well at- tended by the shooters and interested friends.
 There were two target programs ar ranged for the days trap shooting The first for Ipo targets, with merehan. disc prizes, was commenced soon after l0 o'clock and completed at noon. The following are the shooters who shot the fall program together with the scores made;
 I. F. Taft, West Upton. 75
 F. S- Corey, North Sterling, =
 F.. C. Wood, Attawaugan, e5
 James Hopkins, Noluntown,e4
 C. H. Truesdeli, ,Attawavgan64
 NJ. S. Warren, Danielson, 5s
 S. w. Perry, do 56
 F. E. Ritgood, do 55
 Mir. Greene. Ponegansett 49
 Julius Mason, Attawaugan, 41 Al the close of this program the club furnished lunch of sandwiches, doughnuts, coffee and cheese.
 The second program was handicap shoot al d targets for the clubs season trophy, splendid gold lined silver cup The following are scores ineiad- ing the hsndicaps;
 George Brown 49 F.. k. Cutler r Julius x Nason 4e NJ. S. Warren 46 |. F. Taft II
 F. F. Bitsood II
 l.. \. IngTaham #3 (. II. fruesdell r. John Ffedette Il
 E. C. Wood il
 IL. n. Arnold II Charles Martin 40
 Mrs. George Brown Ss
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
Barn to Let

Five stalls and plenty Of rooms for cars riagcs. Dorsey X Bone, School street.
Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08

vrrnprporxteuJ Factory Distributors Of Fine Pianos il05 Chapel St., New Haven. Ct.
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
TRUSTEES SALE,

IL, T. McRae. trustee. under and by virtue
of the authority conferred upon me in q certain
deed OF trust made by ]. J.. McInnis and H. e.
Mclnuis to the Bank of LeakesVille,t corpora
ton. on the first day Of September, A, D. 1895.
to secure y certain indebtedness to the said
Bank of Lcakesville, corporation, and which
saifis deed of trust is recorded in Book, at
Pages 1855 OF the Land Mortgage Records in
the ChAncery Clerk once Of Greene County,
Mississippi, And, whereas, default: has been
made In the payment OF said note secured by
said deedtof trust according to the terms Of
said deedAof trust, III. It. Mckee, trustee, will
on the =
-- End Day of May, A, d. l9lQ,sa- =
orer for sale and win sell at public outcry.
for cash. to the highest and best bidder, at the
east front door of the Court Bouse in the
town OF Leaksville, Greene County, MissiSs-
ippi, within legal hours the following de.
Scribed property lying and being in said Greene
County. Mississippi, to-wit: .. -, -,....,
g.. SW IA OF NV IA and rw Id OF sw Ia and sc
IA of sw l-4and W III OF Sc IA and W I 2 OF sw
| IA OF ne IA of Sec. 3STsN R West; and also
the undivided three nfths interest, of the said
]. J. McInnis ard II. E, McInnis in all OF the
| timber standing on the following described
HANDS. to-wit: boo 81 "i %"''7<'-
r S1G1 Of NV Ia sw IA: W l72 ofse IA; W Ia
OF So Id OF ne IA Of Sec. -. T3N Re West,
a. 39). 1T McRAE, Trustee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
LOWER GREENE.

Merrill, Miss, 4-4-1O.-Mr. G.. G.
Ball has finished for himself pasture
in which he will fatten his hogs and
goats which he will carry to town
and exchange for some of the stuff
that iingles in the pocket. G, C. is
one of those kind of jovial fellows
that seldom has the blues or a ba d
cold.
There is going TO be build at Pine
Grove a new church house soon.
Subscription have been and are still
being taken to finance the project,
let the good work continue.
Mr. G. Washington Sellers, the
Merrill Blacksmith who went to Mo
bile to take medical treatment for
heart trouble, has returned home
much improved.
L. Nicholas Ball who is represent
ing an Aluminium cooking utensi
concern is in Hattiesburg rushing
his trade; he says he wants to see q
set of his cooking utensils in every
nome in the State of Mississippi.
Wonder what has become of W. D.
Ball, we don't see his name in the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
I(0unty SA,o|
|0Solre}1R'oeg1&1Rfa|
" 6KSd vi
BALL.

Ball, Miss, April 4, 1917 think
l see little space in the Herald for
me this week so I'll speak o little
piece and in the beginning [ wish to
indorse Bro. Faulk S editorial in last
week. s paper about signs or adver-
tisements on public bridges or build
ingS. 1t should not be allowed or if
allowed the advertiser should pay for
it and it ought to be violation OF law
to put up or scatter lot of advertis-
ing matter along the public highway.
A few weeks ago there was fellow
in these parts driving along the road
and covering the ground, bushes and
everything else with large circulars
about a great sale coming on at
LeakeSville and they would scare a
blind horse out of the road muchless
one that could see. ] know what |
am talking about for | was driving a
blind'one the day when those papers
we're strewa along the road and |
came near failing to get home. 1t
would look much nicer and more bust
ness like to place ads in the newspa-
per and people would put more conf
dence in them.
People in this burg are preparing
to farm good deal this year notice,
and think 1t a good thing too if the
people would all try to raise some
thing at home and DE less dependent
on the public works.
The times would be much better,
but there seems to he a class of peo-
pie that do not care to own a little
home or anything else but are con-
tent to follow some logging or tur-
pentine concern from one place to
another, but if they are content with
such a life reckon it is none of my
business, still / would like to see
everyone getting along and doing
we'll
The people of Pine Grove Church
have gone to work to build a new
church house. Hope we will be sue
cessful in carrying it through to a
finish, for we badly need the new one
and if any of tue readers of the Her
aid would like to help US it would be
appreciated.
J. E.. Ball of Avera was down to
see his parents Mr., and Mrs. T. A.
Ball this week.
J. D. Cooley and wife from west
side of river were over to see the lat.
tiers parents Sunday.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
CURIOUS.
CLARA.

Clara, Miss, April 4 Dear Editor
and readers l will call again and in
this issue, to let the people know how
our little town OF Clara is getting
along This place seems to be i'm
proving all the while.
We will all will say we regret the
day when Prof. Mageeleft this town.
He was such faithful teacher. We
ali thak Prof, Magee for his great in
structions given us and hope he will
be our teacher again at Clara High
School. rt'
The people of this section are hay
ing some pneumonia, Hope them a
speedy recovery. ,.r-n r.s.io- n,
Rev. Creel conducted services at
Clara Sunday last.
Mr.. Amos Freeman has returned
home from the examination. in Wayne
county. ,e~r~~ ~ RI. -ei,
Mr.. John Candy of Waynesborc
was seen in our little town Friday
last come again john we will be glad
to have you with us at any time. fr'
Oh! it is April girls. we boys in
Wayne county or at Clara would be
glad to have some April fool from oul
old native home county of Greene
Wake up! wake up! Greene county
girls and come once more. raroqre
Our red headed school mate is talk
ing of leaving US. Don't leave We
say Mr.. Shalmakee.
We saw Miss Hothorne arrived q, in
Clara She is visiting ner sister Mrs
Pearl Trigg. Hope we can interes
her during her stay at Clara. =
With best regards to the Herald
and readers. @ ,.... 80 a s..- .s
49,. JOLLY JOKER.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Saved From The Grave.

Il had about given up hope, after
nearly four years of suffering from a
severe lung trouble, " writes Mrs. NJ.
l.. Dix, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Often
the pain in my chest would be almost
unbearable and | could not do any
work, but DR.. Kings New Discovery
has made me feel like new person.
1t is the best medicine made for the
throat and lungs" Obstinate coughs
stubborn colds, hay fever, la grippe,
asthma, Group, bronchitis and hemor-
rhages, hoarseness and whooping
cough, yield quickly 10 this wonder
full medicine. Try it. SOC and $l.00.
Trial bottle free, Guaranteed by
PEOPLES Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
TRUSTEES FoRECLosURE SALE NOTICE


8 I,Jas. Faux, trustee, under the. prov sions
OF and by virtue Of the authority conferred
upon me in acertain deed of trust made by
o. j. McInnis, and H. E. McInnis' to the
Bank OF LeakeSville. corporation on the
S5th day ofJauuary 1906 to secure certain in
|, debtedness to said Bank of Leakesvilie and
which said deed Of trust is recorded IN Book 5
Page IS of the record of deeds in the
Chancery CLERKS ONCE OF Greene Co unity
/ Mississippi. ..4., H.. p ..-. ~
And1whereas, default having been made in
the pas mept OF the money secured by sd deed
OftruSt according TIC the terms of said deed Of
trust.I, Jas. FAulk: trustee. will on the
End Day of May A. d.. 1870. ,
lotfer FOR sale and will sell at public outcry for
tScashto the highest and best bidder at tie east
| front door OF the Court House in the town Of
| LeakeSvilleJ Greene County, Miss, within legal
| hours, the following described property
Lying and being situated in Greene County,
Mississippi, to-wit: . ,.. ..... 800
NJ OF ne4 and sw14 OF neA and ne4 OF HwA
| and eH of SwAs sen of Sel-4 OF Sec 90 T N K
CIV; swl-i of Sc 1-4of Sec4T 2NR6 w; W Is
Of ne IA OF sec Il IN re West; eH of ne IA
and e11 of sc IA and all lands east of the Chick
4 aSahay River In the Sw IA of the ne IA and the
! NV IA of Sc IA of Sc ,13T 2 n re West; also
i Sw IA Of NV IA and Sc la of sw IA and NV IA
| of Sc IA of Sec % t 3 n < 6 West and ca OF
| NV IA & w4 OF ne IA OF Sec, Is Z ) n :
West: also sw IA of ne IA and nw14 of sc
| ii of Sec T N K West
4-19. ~ a"' 49, JAS. FAULK. Trustee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Pine Level School Closing.

- =
Friday April 22nd will mark the
l-close of the most successful session
in the history of the Pine Level
School, and this day has been set
aside and a suitable program arrang-
editor. the occasion. s1a..t
r. Exercises begin at 1879 A. NJ.
LDinnera6n the ground at 1890 2. NJ.
Hon. Earl Brewer will. address. the
audience at 1:30'P. Ne. Entertain
,ment and Concert at 1880 P. M.
Everybody most cordially invited
to come and spend the day ard help
make it a greas5days You will hear
something worth your while and the
fact that the Hon, Earl Brewer will
make an address will be a treat in
itself,
q Il M G. FERGUSON, Principal.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRuSrEElShI. AND SALE.

the undersigned. J. A, Mills az trustee. un-
der The PROVISIONS of anil BY Virtue Of the au-
,thordty conferred upon me In certnin Deed OF
Trust made audexeouted Waiter j.. john
son toJ. Al Mills as trustee on the 18th day OF
IS ptembers I9oeto secnrea certain Indebted
nesstp " "a: AIllis,.and which, said Deed Of
Trustas recorded in Mortgage Book at page
lot ofthe Land rMortgage Records OF, Greene
Couhty State oil. Mississippi. In the Chancery
Clerks office OF said county and State;I win
on 81 c@G oN00tg'N .Gt'%' ~
Monday the 9th Day of May 1910,
offer for sale and will sell at public auction or
out cry for cash. to the highest and best bid4
der, atsthe front door OF the court house OF
Greene County. in the Town of lLealRsville.
Mississippi within legal hours on said day
the following described land wit "-'----~y''T
The sw IA Lac Sc La of section feRr4 tnstcHn-
ship one North OF Range Five West. con-
tanning 40 acres more or less Witness my
signature this March ssth le1o.T ,,,sf Is f1f0'
SO J, A, MILLS, trustee,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State OF Mississippi
Greene County
81 ]. Fl. Turner,

Greene County
49, o. J. Fl. Turner, '"
Leakesville Lumber Company, ct al. .
Execution For Judgment And Costs.
Judgment ............. $2oOO %
Costs. :. t....>. :. $40. 50.
BY virtue of an execution issued to
me as sheriff of Greene County, Miss,
and directed by S.. R. Mckay, Clerk
of the Circuit Court OF said County
and State, on certain judgment rem
dered at the February term of the
Circuit Court of Greene County,
Miss, and which appears in Book 3
Pages 234 and 235 and rendered in
said court on the 22nd day Of Feby.
A. D. 1910, III favor Of J. H. Turner,
against the Leakesville Lumber Com
pany, corporation, H E. McInnis, j..
IJ. McInnis and L, Evans, l have
this day levied upon and will on 49,
The 2ad day of May A. D. 1910
within legal hours, offer for sale
and sell at public cutlery to the high
est bidder for cash in front OF
..,- the east front door of, ga. -.
the. court house in the Town , of
Leakesville, Greene County, Miss, all
/ the interest or title that the said H.
E. MeInnis and j. J. McInnls have in
and to the following described prop
erty~ lying and being situated in
Greene County, Miss, to-wit;
| Lots III and r. Block 3iWeSt OF Paulding Road
! T md 1nalx1 n
| Lot Block East of Paulding Road, Lot 10
Block Is East Of Paulding Road. Lot BLOCK II
! East of Paulding Road, Lot l Block % West OF
/ Paulding Road; Lots l. ., and BLOCK; l, Lots
H. BAIT and 8-Block and Lots and Block
o;,all east Of Paulding road according to plat
made by r. G, Hicks to the Town OF Leakes-
\ vifles Greene County, Miss, and filed on the
| 18th day of April 1875 in the Chancery Clerk
/ ONCE Of Greene County. Miss. Lots 7-8-9-10-1
and I9tBlJck 8. Lots 1924 and'5 Block 8;
of Blocks "a 30 -35-38 IS $3.50 and 90
| Lotsf1 and 2 Block 81: Lots 1915 and IL Block
| Block 49,, Lo1sI-Blook IT, Lots BLOCK Y and
entire BTocKs 81 42-4S-4o-54-56-ks and 80 &C
| cording to the plat OF the Northwest Division
/ of the Town of Leakesville, Greene County
Mississippi made by T. j.. Naples, Surveyor
and hled January 2nd 1905 in the ChaeeeT5
I And also the entire undivided interest OF J.
| JiMeInnis in and to the estate of J. J.lMc1rnis
I deceased 81 ..t. -
ne1-4, sw IA of ne Ia ne IA OF NV Ia ana seh
of sw ia and Sc IA of Sc IA Sec. 80 t g. re, w
lSH.lz4.of Sc IA Sec. tT2tN w. VIZ Of
ne 4Sssc; T IN eW,4 Eh Of ne IA ant
river in swift CT nsl-4. and nwl IA of Sc IA SCI
4 43T1N K sW. Sw IA of NV IA, sc IA of sv
IA and NV IA of Sc IA, Sec q II N. r 6 W
fEH of NV IA and and W 2 OF ne IA Sec. IL
Sc IA seS, sT2NRe W, 80. -
The above described property i:
i levied upon as the property belong
ling to the said H.. E. McInnis and j
! j. McInnis, either, one or. both, ant
/. will be sold under SAID execution t.
..Esatisfy the Judgment above describ
led and all costs accrued and that ar
/ to accrue in said cause. This the 0tl
4day of April, 1870 i.n .4..
(4-29,) D. E. IRELAND, Sheriff.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
SQG------1
BSzlEa@a,l J11SS
WEBB. McINNIS.

MARRIED. in Leakesville, Miss,
by Rev. Y. D. Wester6eld at the
home of the bride on. Thursday even
ing at 5 o'clock March 81, 1870 Mr..
J. D. Webb to Mrs. Lizzie Brefand
McIunis. Both bride and groom had
entered the married estate afore.
Mrs. Lizzie being the widow OF the
late J. ]. McInnis Sr., and daughter
of the late Asa Breland Sr. On the
day following their nuptialS the bril-
dial couple moved into their elegant
new home which. they had but re-
Gently builded in the field towards
river.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
issued since last report

Issued since last report f.
1910,
BIZ Ruben Farley to Miss Della
COwart.
3-18 Ellie Crenshaw to Miss Minnie
Crenshaw.
3-18 James Pierce to Cora Smith, col.
3-19 Chester Ezell to Miss Sarah Mer-
rift.
1921 c. Noteworthy to Miss BERTHE
Henderson.
3-23 D. K. Brown to Miss Ada Wei
ford.
1926 A. n. Pierce to Miss Fife Will
liams.
3-29 John Davis to Hattie Mills col.
3. 80 Carnie L. Odom to Miss Lille
P. Rhodes. .-
3-30F G. Rooms to Miss Porepa l.
MOntrOy.
3-31J. D. Webb to Mrs. Lizzie McIn.
mis-