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Largest Circulation-Guarantaed-of Any Country Weekly Published in the State of Mississippi.
LEXINGTON, HOLMES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, TIL UltSi) AY, Al'llll. I a, imi.
VOL. OH
NUMBER 3.
Much Busi
_
Board of Supervisors
4
Met in Regular Session cApril 3rd and 4th.
ness transacted.
!ir«»
April Term. 1905.
Present, li. K. Ruck. president; T. OS.
Stephenson. H. Rarfrer. (J. S. Rotors anti
VV. L. Smith. W. VV. WUburn.
Sheriff. an«l Parham Williams, Clerk.
It is ordered that the report of J. \V.
Swinnoy and 'I'. J. Horton, appointed to
examine, lav out and recommend changes
in the Durant and Franklin road, la re
ceived. and changes made in aooordanoe
with taw.
A road commencing Vi mile north of Old
Rooky Springs Church and Intersects Lex
ington and West road near S. W. Kills,
and passing through Hudson s place
a line between K. K. Wilkes and A. M.
Monrehead, as per petition of K. K. Wilkes
and others, is established.
Ordered, that the V. & M. V. brunch of
the 1. C. It. it. Co. lie noli tied to build
a bridge at McMillan s Crossing. It liolng
necessary for public travel.
The Clerk will order J. I*, dockets for J.
V. Spell, Heat 4. and W. J. Morris, Heat 2
VV. C> Red, County Assessor, will take
the census of the Mineable children In
Township 14, Range 2 west, in the coun
ties of Holmes and Yazoo and report to
this Hoard.
Tlie petition of J. M. Shuttlejrorth «t at.,
to establish a road front Eulogy, down
ilarlonds t'l-eek lo Howard, is tiled aim
»vltj take the usual course.
'J be King Iron Hriilge Co. »r Cleveland.
«).. is awarded the contract of building a
bridge Hi ■ass Horse Shoe Lake la Madi
son county, near Dickens, for $2.tl9(i upon
their entering into $5,3ko hood for its
completion, nceording to plans and specltl
ealiotts. by Septemlwr 1, I9»5.
T. G. Stephenson and W. L. Smith, ap
pointed to examine the concrete walks
to the court-house, report that they llnd
the walks come up to contract and recom
mend their payment.
Report was received, anil the Clerk will
Issue a warrant of $743.50 to pay for the
walks.
The report of W. IT. Sinilh, County Su
perlntendent of Kdncatlon. Is received
and tiled with the Clerk, atal his salary
for $k.3.35 and postage stamps for $2.0(1 is
allowed.
W. W. Wilburn. Sheriff, is credited with
road tax assessed to Henry l.tpsey and
T. M. Cooksey, on aeeount of their gen
eral disability.
The following poll tax Is refunded:
Caroline Greet-, exempt....
Miles Brown, too old .
Rlowman Andrews, ton old
Mingo Westbrook, too old.
Mrs. R. Cohen, exempl_
J, T. Autry, undci age....
WUl 1 vsey. uw!oa~l« H i*u; J-xtbw.uii'
ty. Is refunded tits road tax. 3.9#
Superintendent of poor-house reports
having six- inmates, mid an expense ac
count as follows;
in.
P
on
on
for
J.
11*;
li.
J.
<».
.
"
2.00
2.1 Hi
2.All
. 2.1M)
. 2.<Hi
.. for supplies.$20.05
4.HO
Tablen Hr
Cooper Sc Cooper, for meal....
Henry Hodges, 2 cords of woftd.
plowing and planting gnivien... 3 ,imi
M atilda Ibwlges, mutnm of p«H.r
. 10. On
hntiw* fotMtircli......
H. ('. Baughn. supcrlntiMub'nt or
poiir-lioust* for March.
*i tHt
R.
T.
$r,2.xr>
Accounts nro allowed, payable out of the
bridge fund, mm follows:
Sam Redmond, filling a cave.$ l.On
FumiagiiahH Ltimlier Co., lumber for
bridge near Howard.
J. S. Hwltincy. 1 . 00 s fed of lumber
for small bridges.
B. F. Porter, 2 .70n foci of lumber.
. 10.00
5x.or.
etc.
\V. 15. Smith, repoirs on Owens
bridge, when received h.v T. tl.
Slephenso" .
J. \V. Me?'-er, Imilding a span on
bridge .. .
W. A. Garnett, repairs on Tehtttn
.''Lake til-Mgei
MT'.ki jWjMcjf liulldtpK a Span to
l(Will h| idge . .25.00
9'lie following ae. qiints are payahle out
i|f pqunfv ftlnij:
J{. |i pakpr. support qf J. rvinaluie.
rxrDonfudPratp •
_ 19.00
.... lft.7a
1 . .. 15.9(1
.$19,09
fi. A. prniyn, support ul himself,
pauper..:.
\V. Balk-.v, suppqrt qf himself,
px-t'on fi'i)e|-ate
ypa Fjinuie Mi-Morrqosh. for her
9»pp<trf ■ ■
yi rs Napey ltmwf|. spppurt pilot
ptilhj .. .
Prank Me|toq <-t ui., for tiwir s»p
pitri ....
JJenry jjawliiis. cqurDhuuse Jupitor 12.99
flpq, D Barnard
(jerk for couniy assessor.55.25
Qpq. D. Hai oard tt Dq., assessment
planks for county assessor . 55.25
tt M- J'7l1 wards, J, Yu ex-ottuiu serv
ices ill |1UM,.....
J. \V. Whittington, eonstable. ntflelal
services in 1994.
\V. \X. Wilburn, sheriff, feeding pris
oners .
il V,-Slander, service:, etc. on
. 19.50
. . . . S.9II
.... r».on
_ 10.HO
St Do., iissixtant
. in.&o
. 1G.G5
.... 4n.2H
1*4°
iilkj. iti-iwV, 'jnxcD ,, n two rnpicf;.
' Refund;■ fl
pr». , mrlztmqx uh(J kVmr. '»Jtenr
linn i<i gmnilpo* «w#-, ■ '".an
lax t'lTvmedualy «*
99
Vnt Andrew*.
a,-**.*.! ..
Anderson Doty, tnx
49
■rronenusl.V 9S
49
KOSSPd .. .
•tc... 13.99
19 coni* wood.
Henry Hodge)
• A-'coiini- -nr,* allowed av 4oHow- p;,y
,(|;t;! qjJi jft pi? a;] yijtoj'ni (ppj
( W Sypiinqy. Gfjtnmt^llonej*, tgy
19# ','tt « W»rt.
T, J Morton, D.imminalonct. laying
. . $ 2.99
8.00
out it road..
T, W, Smith fi Sons Do,, ltmtl**r for
road eulvrrt* ....
.1 W Swinncv, fdllng In a rave
. 10.22
10.9a
. . 20.99
\V. A. Sample, tight or way..
7 )V y| N f ','C ,;«( r.-et qfllltnher 9 94
*). XV it* N'e.'-t.''lAifldlnif tjvo' break
j*.*
Wii IpTH . f
D, T Stepp. 1,519 f,.vt of lumber_ 51.10
ti 6 Dim tin. week on bridge.
i>r. J. R- XVatseti. 2.275 feet of it
p*r • - ••*:■■*:•:■:....,
Of \ t)a j.9(:II I • pal| >j qq tqiuge 25 '(9
ft ji O'jitlay A Oa., muL fnj- pnblk
road .. . . ; .
W'pbb Lunsfofd. repnlfs on Tjptqn
. . , 10 90
39 20
xx
, m «. fst
Causeway ..
a j, ppnwn- bimbet and itaiig rot
pllhlic rood ..
Qu$ o* Bridge Fund
R, O. Barger, repairs qn Tamg Creek
M IS'
bridge
John Torn*- repnlra on Ifupand's
Cpeek bridge ■ ■ -
Joe Kemp, repair* on two bridges
near Belzopl
Out of Townxhip Fund.
. 15.0(1
.45.90
_
, ,
!ir«» allow.-d $19.00 fur Miss Sarah Sulledff* ;
si.iar> as teacher. unit $ 20.09 to Miss I'm-1
f»r three mom its. noth being s.ipph- p
j. it Truitt is allowed $r, on. work mi
i»ri<ige». j
Hoard adjourned till tomorrow 9:20 a.
H. h rddk. |
i'rusidi'iit. !
in.
Tuesday morning. April 4, 190.'». j
P ^mnTl , ;"y , ° . . n, i
T. O. Stephenson. H. Barger and U. S I
Franklin. j
on
mm to
-''
' -5 j
C
" i
ns Is
I.
S. J. Brown Is allowed ♦G.UO for work
on two bridges near tin* Tiibson piano.
Honrioh & Lofstrom aro allowed 5" !
for 1.00a brink, laid in jail wall. wlu*n iv
.oiv.Ml by H K. Buck and W I#. Smith.
Ata'ounts ar«* nllowtsl as follows, mu of
bridge fund:
J. L. Porter, building two approaches
t«» bridge .
The folhtwing towiin an* allowed their
pr$» mta amounts of tlio hrlil^e and an
valorem funds:
Lexington, ad valorem.
Durant, ad valorem.
Durant, bridge .
Plekens. ad valorem..
DoodniBtL 111 ) yalorom.
Tehula. ml vnbrt pip.
Kbenezor. ad valorem.
West, ad valorem.
('ruger. ad valorem.
Tlie Clerk will advertise for wooden
bridge aeiofts a cave on Kranklln and Klu*
nezer road.
The following peraoiiM g|e appointed
overseers of roads In Dlslrlet Five: Iv L.
Cordon. In place of K. K. Warfield, roan
11*; Ben Perkin*, on road !»: J. Rogers,
road 5*1; J. C. Adair, road 21: I*. (V Koose
rood 57: K. L. Ilim*s. In j$laee of Harvey
James road ID.
.$39.99
.. ,$t
74
SJ.1
24
. .. 31.92
put of County Fund.
li. J. Moody, pjf- Justice of the Pence
holding inquext , ..
J. It Moody, special countable, lullil
big Inquest .
<». L. Dowwort. J. T. Hayden. T. A.
Olinley, (J, \V. Moody, R. "H. John
son and T. P. Montgomery, each.. l.fM*
W. W. Wilburn, sheilfr t«f u), $-x
puile, jlH|tl('St Oil Milttie |\*a|SOfl
for lunacy ... f». 0 g
Parham Williams. Clerk, on Inquest. 4 an
\\. L. Joixijin, r. H. Baker. Geo. i'
Nixon. 1*. M. Alexander, W. A.
Ralhell and Joe lUyeiitlml. jtifors.
",.. 1 ""
Walker Orape, hnngmg supposed
. HMDS#-,*, ._ _ s.s»j
" • "■ " lll,l,, ' n - ''etmii ex|>ense of
supp<med llinutie . ' —
laexington Comp less nil Mill ('u,
light for coun-house.
Lexington <'empress & oil Mill Co.
light for ,|h|I.
Aaron Anders«ni, removing «ilil j.dl
fence ...
W. W. Wllhuru, 2 tluys visiting
viet farm ...
w. W. Wilburn, postage stamps for
...
.$ r,.on
2.50
I,an
2.00
. 2.nn
. 5. Oh
l
7. Mil
\\\ \N . Wilburn, ilfllvonng
overs 'Pi's fommlssioj!H . 25 .hu
R. & B. Soutlicimcr, table for court
Hlonographcr .
Out of Ad Valorem Fund.
T. VV. Smith Se Sons Co., lurntM-r for
<*!ihvns ..
PirkcuK Brick & Lumber Co., for
culverts .
r* Mid
. r..w
|
j
.* -".o»
. 3.99 ;
4.119
T. J. Wherry and Ike Saxton, tilllnfc
*. etc..
U D. McGee, work on Shetioah hill.
I.. H. (*oo|ter. Ioother for puhtle ronit,
when received ..
Out of Commutation Fund.
Gilford Dade, repairs nn-ptritllc rxrad ! :*n
I.. I*. Howard,- repsii-s on prthllr
rood ..
P. M'. : l'isss.
over «ze
Manuel Austin, p.ia it lax refunded.
douhle assessim-qt .. ..
Lmils Bqqker, road t.-.x refunded.
douhle eullertiOh ..
John C'nlr, rood lax refumii-d, qver
age ........
N.-il Williams, road tax n fumled. I
dtwiWea ... on j
Ike Saxton. p*|»airs on public n»jp|. in no ,
g Ht ef soheei Fan*,
Prlee Hqastqa, pqlj fax refunded, j
over age _.................. 2.99 j
st.-ve 1 'oilins. pod tax r«fttnd<>a, :
John Thpi'inun<b puii tnx rufumb d.
qv«r #gc... •••••
I*. M, lllfeUi. poll Ut* refunded, I
over ago ... .... . 2.99 |
Louis Itookei. |ui|| tnx refunded
in. 2n
j
|
|
59
refunded
load tax
_ 3.99
. 3.99
. , 8.90
■ i • •
... 3.99
out of the Bridne Fund.
VV. J. KriwnrdM, noymlrs •»!>.bridge. 10.uO
Out of County Fund.
LouIm Booker, county l'<x cm 2.2S |
II. Barker, examining rcwnls sin«l
.• " L""
H, BfVj'gcr % jbiVfj 1*fiM Iiilkam Mil
brldgeip ij (luys,. ..lynu
w. i. .Smith,' examining 0,0,0, umi
bHilffefj. 1 m tliivh. .. ... 30.1m
vv. l sniMhi $ <ia\h aid miicag**
»n issiixi...■••••••
T. <1. StepheriMon, 2 4layn anu mile
age on hoard. *.29
T* Stephenson, examtning roads
ami bridges. 12 day«...- # ',. H H"
* 5 |, hiRD^F,taV?"^ ,rf " Ki ,n l
g. s' Rogeri 2 days ami mileage on
Lqoid L -.
h «. Buck, $ days ami mip«me <»n
IxtriVll ... ....... 9.99
It. E. Buck, examining road#, and
bridge*. 12 day*. 24.99
w. w. wiihurn. sheriff. 2 <iav o n
lHK 'P 1 ..
#,„n
Tit# Ailverti-.er PiblWittlt Co. ai-,l
. 2.99
nv«r
99
49
49
94
Durant News, publishing delin
quent pqll tax list and March 1 grant
proceedings uml liqilciis „U(iqn
ffv tpi|] (t|*tMk 9 for Sheriff, cir
cuit cierk and chancerv clerk,
tend .....
D. Pickens. County
'(9
90
20
I reasiiref ii(,-,t
rAport. shewing lialBtiqo pi runds as
tSTMet huage^fj (iU 92^ ^ school, $19,
Rqmrqutatiqn, Beal 1..
Commtii.ill«q. Beat 2.
Commutation, Ii»«t 9
CqmihuiaBqn, Beat 4..
Commutation. Beat 5..
Ad vglqrem .
.1.
his
xx
$111 5!
... 152.St;
... $19.44
fst
1XX 5x
r,aI !59
959.3k
3 *t |0 ,»
51.15
Township 17. R 1 East. 42' 72
A(i Ollier funds as heretofore reported.
Board adjourned tUl ttrsl Monday lt
H E BI'DK.
?tesident.
$
Township 14. >, 2 We
Township hi, 1(. T We
Townahlp >4. R. 1 Went
IS'
SI
15.0(1
May.
WEATHER REPORT.
For week ending Monday. April lOtli.
Tho first part of the wook was very
cool with heavy rains while the Inter
part was generally fair and warmer.
On the morning of the (ith tempera*
tures were generally helow forty tie-;
' . *
gives with trust over the greater:
p ort j, m „f t ] M . state but aside from
retarding germination and growth it
did nraetiallv no damage- Hail was
* . .
reporteil from several counties on the
^li
The excessive moisture of the first
of the week stor'd farm work for
two or tlll'et' (lllVH, blit by the close of
!««« "eek idmving nnd planting on up.
lands were in progress. Farming
operations are from two to three!
!
late, anti in some northern
!
Corn planting made slow progress; in
the southern counties some ettrlv plant
. • 1
ed corn IS up to good stands, hut over |
the centra! and northern portions of
the State tliere is yet much corn to lie
la T"'- •* u i' "■
goods stands. 1 reparations for cotton
planting an* unusually backward, low- !
C , - ' |
i >a"ds have been too wet to plow, and
only in scattered localities has plant- 1
I. ' 1 I
ing t ommotu etl. Cuts cimtippp fptjo
well and Irish potatoes are ve»y
promising south. 1 ht' transplanting
of tomatoes is well advanced and truck (
... „ !
gardening is gt'iu'rajly making satis
(„rt„ry ,,s«n». Kn* w-t,,»-™},
aregoiMi.excepttn.it m many IikmIi- )
counties plowing has just begun,
ties the peach efop will lie short, **•
I'plldl* K. t ;ilpllt»r, •!T•
Keeper of Records and Seal, H. M.
. :
Quilin illso Will attend, I he local
Imlge will leave nothing undone Hi I
s
m?>-w ihw m vision pleasant for ttv*|'..
visitors and arrangniiieiits have I teen
K. of P. District MccNug
Called by District Deputy, H. W.
Watson, the vnrioijs Knights of 1 *V.
thias bulges of this district will sent}
di legates to meet at ls'xington on
'the nineteenth iast. Craad Chan- js,
, and Fraud
I
;
nuule for a hafiquDi at tho of
•
,
•
the session
For Sale.
I have 2<M> bushels of 1'ass Cotton j"
, , . -- . . II
seed for sale, at. (f> cents per lmshe|. j
This is regarded as one of the most I
l prolific cotton known, and will make
from one to one and a half bales of i
Cotton per aero on average land. j
1 also have King and Frossland |
Cotton seed for sale at r»0 cents per
|
I
All of these seed are at my j
| bushel.
j gin at Cypress, and can be had thort* |
ut the above prices.
;
I W. F. IlAMMKTT & ( 0,,
j flidon, Mistt. ;
,
Rev, VV. S. Lagrone, Presiding El
j t- n
j der. will preach al the Methodist
: Church next Sunday night (April Klj
ut 7',4') o'clock. Kvpryliody invitp(L|
Uuarterlv Conferenc
I .* *
| ing-nt ID tfeloek.
|
;
S. N. Sami'u:,
Ebenezer. Miss.
Stolen
j fropi Simpn Ragsdale, H wiles south
| of Sid on. Miss., one medium sized sor
| rel mare aliout. 7 years old, one white
hind foot and blazed face, Any 111-;
formation leading to her recovery
will be liberally rewarded by
■
|
Monday morn-'
Tl. A. Tucker.
For Sale.
.j Head Line well broke ()xen.
la. E. 1>;UT UTlll W. E. (
|
| \\V \yi|j JbU ht! IWti dffVh only fit
i these prices; '
(Chaira pt 17 neats; Diners, soine
thing nice, 7U cents; Oak Rockers,
j ^
'from $1,211 uj»; $•>.()() ^»olti Moliji!
j Cane Rockers for $2.4!). Don't for
get the dates April
, , (> (: ^ Ft UNITI ItK ('( 1 .
j
Anothfcr class was urgaitlitcti at tilt*!
; Presbyterian Sunday school last Sun
I day and » system of grading adopt-j
l w j. classes and teachers are now
| ,
as follows.
Tackett; 2nd Bible chuss. Bax for Wit
,son; 'Junior (Ripqmiie.nt, Mrs. J. R.
;Wat.son; Intermediate department.
j Miss Emma McLean; Infant p^,,
(Mi's. P. D. Holcomb,
Double t'une Setit
1st Bible ClaaB, W. V
' Notice to AH Privilege Tax Payers.
| Notice Is hereby giT«n, a* required by see-,
| tiOit III of the privilege <#( taws of 1U9I, flint
ail privilege lax license*, exceot I hone Used
i to ndlroeds an t retail liquor dealers, wht ex
as ' ptreduring the month of April and must be
renuwtsl fur twelyr- montbs during the month
5! | <>f May. t'alex* t ha lice »e*are renewed dur
! ing the month of May it is made the duty of
5x ' *L" tax colltxitor to eoliect doulilc tnc amount
!59 ! of Btc original tax. and as he fs left without
| any discretion whatever in tho matter, I trust
,» *h privilege taxpayers will promptly come
forward, pnasirc their licenses during tlie
72 month oi May, and ave me the necessity of
..ninrcimr tlie heawv nemdiv
lt , : ' nlorung the heavy penally.
W. W. WILBI UN,
Tax Collector.
CIRCUIT COURT
PROCEEDINGS
\
MINUTES OF CIRCUIT COURT.
|
|
(Continued.!
Friday, April 7. 1905.
adjournment. |
Present a* tin yoetefdny Thu Slate v*.
Jim Hnnnuh. Convicted f.>i milnh-i uno
sentenced to l«> htitui.il mt Tuesday. tue
»th or May. 19«5.
'I'li.i Clerk will certify to tho report
tho grit ml jury and hand It to tho Hoard
Oftlirt met pursuant i«
oi
of 8uporvl*on» for ih ir artlon.
A. H. HjhoIoh. •*• in test a hi. Vs R |{ J,<n
kins, t i»nt»'stot k . This case came upon «h -
niurivr of eantesttr V
the petition or
contestant. The demurrer wits sustained
front which (jet:lslt|i> the e.iuteslunt
! psuted,
up
Mississippi R. It
M. \'. R l(. Co.
'ommisston is. 1' .V
This esse (suiting up on
demurrer of v. & M. v r, r. Co ix -
mullet Is sUHtulneit petitioners have
(leave M file an amended ip r|a|«||ou wltlt
! hi ten t|av«. and the defendant plead
demur thereto within fourteen days n.
ration of sti.t t.-n <htvs; nlemimg"
to tw heard by the Judge In vacation at
| Greenwood, on May IV I9nr.
l/iT v*^se'^me'npou I
denmrier of defendnnf, ti-murrer w-nsjt},
;
-m.i d«fandar.is plead nr demur within
! ' M,lnul " n " r
| ten days, and pleadings l»- heard b\ the
judge in vacation at .,, Ma> „
1 ,
I Henry Colon, with 1 Mmiiiii i|ti,l li c
-Ihii.tiv Ida witnesses, anu- forwtml ami
j
to the t'nited st-ites, and twemn.- an [
( -''m-Hrmi citizen
! Joint Shut-Ids Is allowed $199.90 for the
arrest of Nathan Lmtfnir. a injnpeide
. .
) liri vMt of win rmn^u. >( j
|in« from a tv I $moftu for tho u i
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the merchandise has merit, advertising in useless. The quality
ol clothes sustains our advertising. Sterling values and mod
erate prices tell the story of our success which is measured by
the steady growth of our business from year to year. When
a man buys a suit here, he becomes our friend and he, in turn,
tells his friends where he bought it. This is good advertising,
hut only merit can develop it. Our clothes are "made right at
right price" and bear the "S. M. A* S." label. Thus we grow.
Better come here take look! We'll not urge you to buy—the
garments will do that.
WATT McCAIN,
I-.EXIINOTOIN, MISS.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Miss Annie* Stiller will Ik* hiwte
of tin 1 S. S. ('lull Friday
This assures tho members
afternoon.!
and giit'sts!
of an itleal meeting.
Misses Wilson will he hostesses and
I
Miss Hailey and Miss Starke hnnorees
of an April euchre party on Thursday
afternoon.
Tin* Herbert I loose was in a gala
day array Monday evening when
Messrs. Hiekens, Harwell and Hind-1
holm entertained in honor of
Memphis visitors, Misses Hailey and
Starke. The spacious parlor was
occupied l>v bridge whist and euchre
tables. Paring the games most ela
borate and delicious refreshments
were served ami at the conclusion
frozen cream and cake. The many
charming guests of this handsome
home shared the hospitality of the
evening. The other guests beside
hoiiorecs were Mrs, fJ. A. Wilson,
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Mi-sses Wilson,Dr. J.jo Alexamler, Mr.
,\ Wilson ,lr Mr John Dver and
»ik k*. rtw-u. « s»t,-t;,.
Miss May Wilson secured the high
t.ri.io-,. w hw( on.l »-.« nm
ol 1,1 01 Itlge W IllSt .lllil \\US pie
8 p„ted ;t hat pin of beautiful design.
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A pejll'l llthl lilfO ttttl Mil- glVCII MISS
Floyd W ilson for highest score in
»*whre. The honorees were presented
souvenir spoons of our little city.
♦ ,-„t tl... m nL
' nlggett ( Ut Hh' men's prize, a
N'lUuint cigarette box. This happy
.......l.-.l 0 ,t,I,-,,t, „f this
trio of liachelofs wliune entertain
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n " ,nl , " !U ' k, ' ,1 ' v,lh ,ho
golden
touch of true hospitality in the hands
of perfect hosts,
LOCALS.
Mrs, M, E. Elliott is visiting Mrs.
S. W, Wright in Jackson and will lat
er visit Mrs. W. M, Vandell in Canton.
Mrs. Lester H;u r has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jackson, of Koscius
Mrs. McAllister retif.ted to Fyn
ton, Monday'.
Mrs. S. D. Fwin has lieen "ti a vis
it to her daughter, Mrs. Hutton, af
Jackson,
Mr. It. W, Dantid, of Memphis, was
a visitor Sunday.
Mr. Will Ernest was over from In
dianola Sunday.
Mr. John Flaggett, of Natchez, was
a visitor Monday.
That cough you have may got well
wlttmui in-aim.-nt imd p nm.v not.
• -an you afford to takv- the ehsnces
TAKE NO CHANCE.
yo(i know alt serious lung
troubled Htafi from neglected coughs7
Bettor get a bottle of lilt CLASSICS
(M)U(IH SYItFP and be on the safe
side. Mold b,V tl. S. Beall.
j When
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Over The Countv
■Summary of Happenings in Neighborhoods Adjacent to
Lexington Chronicled by The cAJbertiser Corespondents.
I
ACONA.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. L McRae, dr., left
i Monday for McComh on
|
a visit to
| their daughter, Mrs. Kolit. Benjamin.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. McRae went l
■ *
,<l ' xin H r t"n Momlay,
Mwhsivs. II, E. ami A. T. and Dr.
Buck wont turkey hunting last wook.
rain Sunday night.
Wo hoar that tho hail that fell
Friday night did some damage to tho
small plants between hero and Lex
ington,
Mrs. R. K.
by Misses Laura Melton and Ruth El
lington wort' at church Suiidat Tom
the Emory neighborhood.
Dr. (irahnni Diggs hys returned
from the Vanderbilt Medical College,
mill we hope lie will locale at Aeona,
as there is plenty of room for anoth
er doctor here.
It seems the farmers are getting
further behind all the time.
It failed t
o
Johnson, accompanied
<
Drs. Doty and Marshall, 1
Hawk. assisted Dr. Diggs in remov
ing a tumor from Mr. F. M. Diggs'
shoulder last Friday; we
hear he is doing
feelings are hurt yet.
Mrs. J. M. Johnson returned home
for a few days, but has gone hack to
town again to visit relatives.
Mrs. Alice 1'urrish wont to Carroll
ton Friday night to the bedside of
her daughter, Mrs. Hobbs. Though
-f IHack
are glad to
well, though his
sii-k herself the trip seemed to help
her, and both were much heller Sun
lav.
The school house looking si
much
better, now the. church looks hadlv
hy the side of such a lovely white
building. Then we need the parson
age close to the church and the rail
road running by, then Aeona would
be a city ilia few years and people
move in instead of out.
Hro. Lewis and Mr. A. T. Hack are
organizing an Epworth League at
Arena and we hope they can get up a
a good one as there will soon be
plenty of
voimg people to make a
success of it.
The sympathy of all followed our
Dr. and his wife f
their son, DeWitt, who was said to
lave appendicitis. As we have not
hoard from them, wo can only hope
that all is well.
Miss Claudia Attneave. of Black
Hawk, was the guest of Mrs, R. I*.
Johnson a few days last week.
The content of this beat is to take
place here next Saturday and all are
looking for a real good time.
Mrs. F. S. Baker was on the sick
list last Week.
t!u> sick bed of
Mr. Claude Ami- went li.diiag last
I week.
News Is scarce as wr can nut look
for it.
('< IA N V.
CYPRESS BRIEFS.
Messrs. Joe Cooper ami Jas. Ni -
laml spent last week in Lexington, at
tending court.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Cullaglu r
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Richard and, family.
\Ye are still having much rain, and
i it is setting the farmers back
siderably.
Mr. and Mrs. J
I their guests Sunday Mr.
iper ami family.
Mr, Willie Jturwell and family were
seen passing through here Sunday
iast.
1*011
had as
Ilaiper
i* Cooper
c.
Messrs. Murtagh and Sample
passed through here to set* Mi*. Epp
Morrow, who is still numbered with
the sick: we hope for him a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Mays and family visited Mess,
and Mesdaines Cooper Sunday last.
A party of our
folks, .viz: Messrs. Wynn and Lu
eroy and Misses Carrie May Wynn,
Carrie and Pena Niland and Minnie
| Calhtgher; also Masters J. F. and W.
j T. Callagher and 1. T. Niland went
(through the country to see the burn
ling coal, near the Redmond place
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nabors and
little Aubrey went visiting Sunday.
Miss Alice Murtagh; our compe
tent school teacher, was in Ebenezer
Sunday.
Mr. and M rs. Murtagh were seen
Cypress
young
passing through hero enrouto
Pickens on Saturday last.
to
Respectfully,
Snowokoi*.
BOWLING GREEN.
Mr. Ed Weems, of Owens, visited
the family of Dr. doe Byrd Sunday.
Misses May and Hlanehe, the Iteau
titul little daughters of Mrs. LouU
Pepper, of Lexington, visitiyl their
aunt, Mrs. A. .1. Newman, Saturday,
returning Sunday.
Mr. Joe Moore ami his winsome
sister, Miss Mattie Dee, visited 'riemis
here Sunday.
Mr. McOnulley, a
veterinary
sur
geon of Durant, was here the first of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. .1. Ellington visited
Mrs. M.
turning Sunday.
A. Aldridge Saturdry, re
Dr. A..I. Newman went to Ment
phis Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
< loo. L. Holmes.
Mrs. Holmes went
there tor medical treatment; wo wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ashcraft, of Lexington visit
ed her sister, Mrs..!. F. Shoef Sum
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McNeor visited
Mr. 1. M. McNeer's family Siturduy,
returning Sunday.
Mr. l/cwis, of Montgomery county,
was here this week, selling a patented
ironing
uml.
The farmers
are farther behind
with their work than we ever remem
ber having seen at this time of the
year. Very few have finished planting
corn and very little ground plowed
for cotton; none planted that we have
heard of, and unless the people get
good weather to work this week, very
lit tle cotton will U- planted around
here during April.
Mr. and Mrs. J II. Shine came
down Saturday from Farr's mill on a
visit to Mrs. Shine's mother.
Mr. J. T. MeN'eer and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. L. I'. Williamson and
family.
I hir Sunday school is growing and
from the interest manifested, we will
soon have one of tin* best Sunday
schools in the countv.
RrmiKKNKck.
NEWS FROM CLEVELAND.
The delightful dance, given by Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin M unlV, Friday night,
was quite a treat to the young peo
ple of this neighborhood.
Mrs. John Underwood, nee Misn
I'rvit* Met'aleb, after a few weeks'
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ceo. Mel 'nli-b, returned to her holue
ih Yazoo City Saturday'.
Miss Alma Davis was the guest of
her friend. Miss Nina Everett Thurs
day.
Hello, Mi.
Alice! How is Tehula?
We want you to hurry and comeback.
-
cause we miss you.
Mrs. Lillian Barger has been ore
tlie sick list, but we are glad to know
sip- is much better at this writing.
Miss India Fryer visited her sister
Mrs. will Pettus Saturday.
Cheer up, Mr. Al, she was just
teasing vmi, 'cause you know she said
"you looked awful cute."
Miss Myrtle Evans was shopping
in town Monday.
Mr. Roth Barger attended preach
ing ut Liberty Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Docia Barger has returned
from ;i visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Bill Roach.*
Mrs. Savanah Davis has returned
as
I ter.
from a visit to her brother, Mr. Tom
Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kinney, of
Lexington, were guests of Mr. mul
Mrs. Ben Stigler Sunday.
Blue Eyes.
About Rheumatism.
There are few diseases that iiitlict
more torture than rheumatism, and
there is probably no disease for which
such fi varied and useless tot of reme
dies have been suggested. To say that
tt can be cured is, therefore, a bold
statement to make, but Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, which enjoys an extensive
sale, has met with great success . In
tho treatment, of this disease. One
application of Pain Balm will relieve
Oie pain, and hundreds of sufferers
have testified to permanent cures by
its nst*. Why suffer when Pain Paint
affords such quick relief apd costs but
a trirte? For sale by Swtuuey & Stig,-

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