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' D 7rJLâülA-A té , I —y * & mi Ck ♦ tvn I * / 4 PORT GIBSON. CLAIBORNE CO., MISS., THURSDAY. AUG. 25, 1904. i IST* ■w»h*» D I »CONTI NUI IEI Will— VOL. XXIX. NO. 22 . ii mmm w. u. im. ia«o. D 1891 . CASTORM For Infiknta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature / AVegcfaUe Prepamtioafor As slmllA ting ite For" -" ling the Stomnctw v t , \ • » lM VMS (Hill / % Promotes Difestion.Cheerfui nesa arel Itest.Contains neither Onium, Morphine nor Mirerai Kot Narcotic. 9 %! v L 4- ^ • 2 of ✓ i * on n-MNUU Ptrcmfi Safe."' tzrJfr Ill t Use Aperfeel Remedy for Cons Op* Hon. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convidsions .Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. ' For Ovei Thirty Years Pac Simile Signature of * GtLMffOS* NEW YORK. At b m.Mill.% «till J j IIOS» S - Jjll \IS II CASTORIA I EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. TM. .«MT.U« ■•MMMiV. NCW TW«« «ITT, <§) O, W. WHKKI.R88, President K. t>. DRAKH, Vice-Freni B H. MACRUDBR. Cashier Port Gibson Bann PORT GIBSON, MISS.. Capital Stock Surplus *60.000 $25,000 o nion it U B. H. LBVY J. T. DRAKE *>u. CAHN W. C. OÜTHRIK g. 8. DRAKB H. W. If. DRAKB *. H. MAGRUDBR G. W. WHRKLKHS J. W PERSON CO HPK* PON dents : Hibernia National Bank. New Orleana Delta Treat and Banking Co.. Vickabnrg Hanover National Bank, New York Bank of Commerce. Memphia Will do a general banking buaineaa. Will pay interest on aavinga deposits. Will ne gotiate loans on real estate for any amount. Special attention given to collections, pay ment of tages, or any other business entreated to qnr care. FOUR Ptft CENT INTEREIT Paid in Savings Department on time certificates of deposit. Deposits received from fi.oo upward. Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold on art Country In the World port Gibson OU (florha, PORT GIBSON, MISS. Pays Highest Price for Cotton Seed We have on hand for «ale. at lowest cash or Ices, m any quamit:y ( Cotton Seed Meal ana CottonfSeed Hulls for feeding or fertilizing: purposes H. GOEPEL, Manager. O. A. CASON« Secretary. \ Just Received io à $ u a nice lot of ô) ft STOCK PINS V for ladies. Will also take orders for any 5$ piece of music wanted. I have a full $ line of Musical Sundries on hand. Wou|d like fpr every body to W call and see. $ (?, Watchmaktr and JcweUr, PORT QIBSON, ni5S!S5ff»Pt L. HIBOU, Jailor ! JOHN LANGFORD, t well done. I Cleaning, Dyeing and Refitting « work for alrnoat everybody in Port can fnnahft beat of referencea. Carron Street, next to Mr. hon'a Res i l ienc e' Glbaou, and IT'8 GOOD There are a great many people in MluUsipp that often 6af Bmmaeivea at a loaa to understand t he r a n W that they cannot account for their con tinned aupteesam and bad feeling, half aick and half well. Try a bottle of B. A. B. at Pope Dreg Co. aad be relieved. The End of « Laborious Session, Lasting a Whole Week. (Concluded Prom Last week.) BOARD OP SUPERVISORS. Ordered that Mrs. M. H. Camp bell be assessed with the following lands, to-wit : Pt. S. 5, T. 11, R. 3 B., 22 acres Change from J. G. and M. H. Campbell to Calvin McMurchy : Pt. S. 54, T. 12, R. 3 E., 91 acres. From J. G. and M. H. Campbell to W. A. Fife : Lot in Herman ville. S. 7, T. h, R. 4 E., 4 acres. From David Nash to Sarelda Mays : Pt. S. 38, T. 13, R. 2 E., 56 acres. From J. D. Millsaps to Josh John of S. E X> S. 17, of S. W. X of S 36, and S. B son : ami S. W. and S. E. X of S. E. X> S. 17, S. W % of S W. y At S. 16, T. R. 4 E., 80 acres. r From G. T. Shaifer to Eli Rog ers : Pt. S. 43, T. 12, R. 4 E.. 20 acres ; Pt. S. 47, T. 12, R. 4 E., 136 acres. From Josephine Crawford to Ed Phelps. Pt Lot 3, Sq 3, old town Port Gibson. From Dr J L Torrey to G B Flowers and Judith Rundell. Pt S 18, T il, R 3 E, 114 acres ; All S 9, T 11, R 4 E, 213 acres ; Pt S 10, T 11, R 4 E, 41 acres ; N E Pt S 21. T 11, R 4 E, 84 acres ; N E Pt S 22, T 11, R 4 E, 34 acres. From W R Trim et al to G B Flowers and Judith Rundell. 1 lot in Hermanville, S 5, T n, R 4 E, $500. From A Lee Griffin to G B Flow ers. i lot in Hermanville, S 5, T 11, R 4 E, $40. From John Gradick to T B Tur uipseed. Pt S 7, T 11, R 3 E, 70 acres ; Pt S 40, T 12, R 3 E, 23 acres. From Est James Carter to P W Hynum. E end of N % of S 15, T 10. N of R 3 E, 85.50 acres. From H M Fulkerson to W S Beard. Lot No 5, Sq No 4, Sub urb St Mary, Port Gibson. From Mrs E D Jefferies to Miss M M Stowers. Pt Outlet "T," Suburb St Mary, Port Gibson, val ue $soo From A K Brashear to P M Bra ahear. Pt S 29. Tit, R 2 E, 39 acres, value $195; Pt S 45. T it, R 2 E, 32 acres* value *160 From Pat Kelledy to Robt Watt. Pt s 12 T12 R 2 E i 10 acre«; • Pt S T l&t a X. 4 * acres. II. From Jeff McFatter to W H Rog ers, Jr. SWjiofNWX,« 22 , T 10, R 4 E, 40 acres. From W H Rogers, Jr, to R E Jordan. Pt S 21, T 10, R 4 E, 120 acres. From C R Nesmith to C C Nes mith. E M of S E X and Pt N W of N E S 14, T 10, R 4 E, 118 acres; *nd the following, C R Nesmith to C C Nesmith : Pt S % of N W X, S 18, T 10, R 5 E, 127 acres. From C R Nesmith to E B Bar land. E yi of S E X (or Lot 8 ) of S 5, and W X of S W yi (or Lot 5) of S 4, and S y of E yi of S W X of S X of Lot 6 of S 4, all in T 10, R 4 E. Assess to W J and I W Fife the following lands formerly assessed to W W Hedrick, Magee and Lum and Owners Unknown, to-wit : N W X, S 18, T 10, R 4 E, 156.53 acres; N W X S W S 18, T 10, R 4 E, 39.13 acres; S W X> S 9, T 10, R 4 E, 156.46 acres; SW^fS E y{ S 9, T 10, R 4 E, 39.12 acres. From W R Trim to F E Herring. Pt N W y( t S 8, T LO, R 4 E, 154 acres; Pt N W X> S 9, T 10, R 4 E, 42 acres. From Y & M V R R to Prince Dorsey. Lots 9, 14 and 15, Sq 2, town of Martin. From Y & M V R R to G C and C B Darden. Lots 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10, Sq 3, Martin. From Dr E D Barron to C B Dar den. Lots 15 and 16, Sq 27, Mar tin. . From W W and A M Nesmith to E A Jones. Pt S 3, T 13, R 4 E, loo acres. From A M Gilbert to D Bock. S yi of Sq 15, Suburb St Mary, Port Gibson. From W F Gordon to Herman ville Gin & Compress Co. Pt S 7, T 11, R 4 E, 4 acres, to be valued at $6000. From Sallie E Jordan to Celia Frishman. Pt Lot 4, Sq i* old town Port Gibson. From G W Clark to John S Por ter. w yi of w yi of n E X, s 16, T io, R 4 E, 40 acre*, to be valued at $120. D Bock to Mrs Julia Marx. N X of Lot No i of Sq No — of the old town of Port Gibson, to be val ued at $1750. Ordered that the following raises of assessments be made, to-wit : Mrs Kiefer. Lot 1, Sq 1, from $1500 to $2000. S L Lamkin. Pt Lots 5 and 6, Sq 29, from $600 to $3100. F C Coleman. From $750 to $2330. H Goepel. All Sq 30, from $400 to $1750 Mr* M M Anderson. N E of Sq 14, raised to $2000. I Dr T T Bailey. N yi of S X of Lot i, Sq 3, from $30 to $600. H Marx. Pt Lots a and 3, Sq 3, f rom $g 25 to $ I0O o.' A K Brashear. Pt Lot 4, Sq 4, Suburb St Mary, from $700 to $2000. R C McCay. From $900 to $1800 on real estate assessment. Hermanville Gin & Compress Co. Pt S 7, T ! i, R 4 E, from $2000 to $6000. G 6 Foster. N E Cor of N W X of Frac S 7, T 11, R 4 E, to be raised to $500. Ordered that the following reduc tion of values in real estate be made, to-wit : A K Brashear. Lot 13, Sq 6, Martin, from $75 to $20 A K Brashear. Lot 10 Sq 11, Martin, from $80 to $20. Levy & Welsch. Lot on Carroll St, Port Gibson, from $2550 to $1200. Assessment of J W Wilcox, on 40 acres, reduced to $200 C R Nesmith. Lots 5 and 7, Sq 7, Martin, from $2000 to $150. Ordered that the following land* be stricken from the rolls : Pt S 9, T 12, R i E, 191 acres; Pt of Lot 2, S 43, T 13, R 3 E, 15 : _ , __ ^ _ «_ . . . Col Prentiss Ingraham, who died m the Soldiers* Home Beauvoir, Mississippi, August 16th, 1904, was * el1 > £nown to the people of Clal ^ Hewaswontto himse f a C J an 2 J rai, ' " the write f r > notwithstanding Adams ? aTC . hiln a Wrth P> ace - Ingraham was a soldier, '&L Critchton. Beginning his military career in the Confederacy as a private to the command of a regiment, the mar tial blood of his distinguished par ent, Rev. J. H. Ingraham of the Episcopal church, was in him and he led the life of a soldier of for tune. The list is long of some Episcopal clergymen in the ranks of soldiers of fortune. Fighting for any country and serving under any flag, he attached himself to the Mexican General Jaurès against the French in Mexico, became a staff officer in the Austrian Army in the Austro-Prussian War, fought for the English in Egypt and India and was a Pasha in the Sultan's Army in the Græco-Turkish War. It is as a writer of weird tales he is known to the imaginative youth of this country. They breathed the melodrama of Charles Reade and the supernatural of Rider Hag gard. He was the father of that school of fiction refined by Reade and polished by Haggard. Colonel Ingraham's poetry was fugiti ve. He was a visitor to many of the homes in this county and amused himself with his muse. At the commencement of his literary career his nom de plume was scat tered or varied with his whims. Some .said he was author of "Intro spection" which is in the collection of George Arnold's poems. He wrote of him*elf in the P. S. to "In trospection" "Mr. Bitter experi ence Is not a personal acquaintance, tho' Cruel Pride is a particular friend. Colonel Ingraham's soul goes on thro' the Valley of Mystery, and Till the church yard's myrtle blossoms above" his grave. acres. Ordered that the following addi tional assessments be made, to-wit : J F Irby. S 29, T 13, R 4 E, 104 acres, at $3 per acre. C R Nesmith. Lots 4, 6 and 10, Sq 7, town of Martin, value $40. Henry Campbell. % acre, S 52, and 121 acres in S 53, T 13, R 3 K, valued at $5 per acre ; and also 2# acres in S 49, T 13, R 3 E, same valuation. To Owner Unknown. S6, T 12, R 2 E, 500 acres, valued at $250. What is "TKKTHINA" I Well, Ils thia: A tasteless powder that will kiss From baby's brow the fever glow That teething always brings, yon know, TEETHINA" Overcomes and Counteracts the Effects of Sum mer's Heat, Aids Digestion, Regu lates the Bowels, Gives rosy cheeks, health and happiness to babies. t < Col. Prentiss Ingraham. * I # ä t # 99 » i « c. s. P. [Col. Ingraham was a son of Rev. Joseph Kfolt Ingraham, an Episcopal clergyman, who prac ticed law in Port Gibson between 1830 and 1835. Col. Ingraham was also an uncle or great-uncle of Mrs. Maybrick, the noted American wo man who has just been released from an English prison.—E d. 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I COME QUICK ! # ä We are offering three hundred pairs of Ladies' and Children's Sandals, Oxfords, Bluchers / of best makes at a great reduction. Also Men's and Boys' Clothing and Low Cut Snoes, at Ü t ' # : 1 » 1 \ : » NEARLY ONE HALF : * 1 HEIDENREICH BROS. 9 : : : ' U I! iM •» -m "Wholesale IDnigrslst, -AGBNT Manufacturer and Proprietor o( Cooper's Wall Water, Bowden LMhla Water Stafford Springs Water Arundel Water Hill City Remedies. Drugs, Madicines, Varnishes, Oils, Mound City Ready-Mixed Paints, Stationery, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. VICKSB-ŒKQ-, uCISS. 3 COhoUsaU and Retail for both City and Out-of-Cown Delivery. p. T). Craxlcr 60 to FOR Fancy Groceries. Fruit, Confectioneries FIRST CLASS BAKERY IN CONNECTWN. Bread, pies and Cafte Hlwaye fresh. Special Attention and Rate* for picnics* entertainment*, Lawn partie*. PORT CIB80N. MISS.