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W. Y. Guess's cotton gin
and rice mill, near the court
house are now in full opera
tion. Mr. Guess will make
a specialty of cleaning rice |
this season and our farmer
friends far and near snould
bring him their rough rice.
Mr. Joshua Priebatsch is
having his resideucee re
shingled.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
ortlrinl Proceeding* of the KegiilMr
October Term, 1X1*9.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, i
Lincoln Cocnty. \
SECOND DAY.
Tuesday, Oct. .‘i, lMKi. board met
pursuant to adjournment. all members
and officers present.
ORDER FOR HR 1 DOE.
Ordered that bids be received at the
next regular meeting of this board for
, the erection of a bridge across Bear
i Creek on the Mouticello and Beaure
gard road near county line. Said
bridge to be built according to plans
1 and specifications on tile in Chancery
Clerk’s office.
COCNTY SITT.
Ordered that the report of Edgar
Green, County Supt. of Education, be
received, approved and tiled, and his
salary and postage allowed. Salary
i ll 1; postage 62.05.
BRIDGE AWARDED.
According to order of this board at
its Sept.. iNilt). meeting for bids for the
erection of a bridge across Williams'
Mill ('reek, said bridge was awarded
to W. F. Ky/.ar. he being the lowest
responsible bidder, at and for the sum
of #70. Said bridge to be completed
within HO days from date.
PIBLICATION OK DELlNql'ENT TAX-PAYERS.
Ordered that the contract of publish
ing the list of delinquent tax payers of
Lincoln county be awarded to 11. T.
Hobbs at and for the sum of #21, he
being the lowest bidder.
APPROPRIATION EOR Si HOOL Uol'SES.
It. is ordered by the board that the
sum of #30 be and the same is here now
appropriated out of the balance re
maining in the county treasury to the
credit of the school fund on thi Tilth
of Sept., 1HSKI, for repairing Union
School house in district No. Lincoln
county, and the sum of #25 is likewise
appropriated for repairing (rood Water
School house in district No. 2 out oi
the same fund, and a like sum of #25
is herenow appropriated for repairing
Ldwards school house in district No. 5.
on condition that the patrous of each
school shall deposit a sum equal in
amount for said purpose, with the
county treasurer.
FIRST ( LASS ROAD NO. 2.
Ordered that I he petition of J. M.
fiirault et al. requesting an extension
of first class road No. 2 be granted,
said extension commencing at the 101,
mile hoard on said road at .1. E. Furr’s
plantation, running north and follow
ing the neighborhood road through
lands owned by E. A. Rowan et al.
passing Little Bahala church and in
tersectiug the public road from Wes
son to Smith Ferry. Length of exten
sion is about 41miles.
It is also ordered that bids be re
ceived at the next regular meeting of
this board for the working of said ex
tension according to plans and spoeiti
cations by which all first class roads
are worked.
At cot NTS Al.l.l>\VKI>.
li. T. Hold's, stationery for County Supt.. $c, >:ii j
Felix MAv. county auditor, salary enditig
out. l. lwifi ...... ' a mi '
Felix May. making 2 copays of personal
a sessile lit rolls ami 2 copies of as-ess
meat of r;i lroads. ete. in l.iuooU] county l.ai no
.Max Prieliatseli. mdse, for jail." t 50
II- iid'-r on A. 1 in iiliimgli. < onveyance fo
H moctiitt".. . . 5 (HI
J. ('. I' isiiaiiau. 4271 assessment - « Uic 427 hi
Ordered that the board adjourn till
tomorrow at ih.'IH a. m.
THIRD DAY.
Wednesday, Oct. 4th. 1899, board |
met pursuant to adjournment, all !
members and officers present.
Ordered that new road link be made
at No. 144. commencing at Brookhaven j
and Holmesville road and ending at
Dike county line, called Johnston East i
Union road: and ordered that Monroe j
Alford. Emmett Alford, Doc. Mercries ,
and Tom Moak be assigusd to said
road, Monroe Alford, overseer.
per diem and mileage.
It is ordered. That the members and
officers be allowed their per diem and
mileage:
W. F. Parsons. 3 days $12.00
•l.c. Hryaut. 3 days.u miles I2.i*i
S \ Krister. 3 days. 11 miles 13.10
C. r. Montgomery, udaxs. ir, miles 13.50
/Cttis Linton, a days. 4 . miles..... 12.45
li C. Vnplewhlte. slmrilT. 3 .lavs C.IKI
Felix May. clerk, a days . n.liO
Ordered that the board ilo now ad
journ.
W. F. PARSONS, Pres.
Felix May, Clerk.
Special Meeting.
Be it remembered that, at a special
meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
Lincoln county,Miss., begun audjheld at
the office of the clerk of the chancery
court of said county aud State at the
j court house thereof, on Monday, Oct.
9th, A. D. 1899. at 10 o'clock a. m. pur
suant to the following coll:
NOTICE.
A special meeting of the Board of
Supervisors is hereby ceiled to meet
at the office of the clerk of the chan
cery court of Lincolu county, Miss.,
at the court house on Monday. 9 inst.
at 10 o’clock a. m. to take Huai action
I in the matter of building a steel
bridge across Homochitto river at or
' near N. R. C. Watson’s ford, aud Hon.
I R. C. Applewhite is requested to sum
mon said board in accordance with
this order. W. F. Parsons. Pres.
Done this Oct. 4. 1WVH*.
In accordance with the foregoing or
der of VV. F. Parsons, president of the
Board of Supervisors of Lincoln conn
ty, Mississippi, I have duly summoned
all members to be present at the time
and place therein stated.
K. C. Applewhite, Sheriff.
Done this Oct. 5, 185*9.
There were present the following
I members and officers, towit: W. F.
Parsons, J. 0. Bryant. S. A. Blister and
Z. Linton, members: U. ('. Applewhite,
sheriff, and Felix May. clerk: member
C. T. Montgomery, absent.
His honor, the president, stater! that
the object of the meeting was to take
final action in the matter of building
a steel bridge across the Homochitto
river at or near X. K. V. Watson's ford,
as embodied in the published call,
which was read in open board by the
clerk, when member Zetus Linton of
fered the following resolution, which
l was duly seconded by member S. A.
Blister.
Whereas, at a regular meeting of
this board on Nov. It), l898.au order
was passed "that bids be received until
: Tuesday. January .'Ird. 1899, at 12
I o’clock m.. for building a steel bridge
across the Horn lehitto river on the
Brook haven and Union ( hurch road
crossing: said bridge to lie built ae
cording to plans and specifications on
1 tile in the clerk's ottlce. The Board of
| Supervisors reserving the right to re
ject any and all bids.-' At the .January
term. A. 1). lHStil, of the hoard, the same
being the 3rd day thereof, the sealed
bids were opened in open board, tabu
1 ited by the clerk, and. on motion, the
t v.i lowest bids were reserved and the
m itter deferred until tile lirst Monday
in March. At the s tid March term. A.
I). ISh'.t. the contract was awarded to
I he New Jersey Steel and Iron Co., of
Trenton. N. J., at and for the sum of
87,750. of which amount 82.500 was t o
be paid when the bridg" was built ac
cording to plans and specifications and
received and accepted by the hoard:
and the residue in two equal pay
ments in one and two years, drawing ti
per cent, interest per annum from
date. The said New Jersey Steel and
Irou Co. wigs required to enter into
bond in the sum of $1K,(KI0 for the |
faithful performance of the contract,
according to said plans and specifica
tions and to guarantee the bridge for
5 years. This contract was signed by
Messrs. E. P. Ailsburvifc Son. of Hons
ton, Texas, for said company. The
company refused to file the bond as to
the guarantee for 5 years, when this
board entered into a parol agreement
with the Indiana Bridge Co., of Mini
cie. Ind., and this company also de
clined and refused to enter into bond,
and further refused to put up a forfeit
as required in the publication for settl
ed bids: and whereas it having come to
our knowledge that the New Jersey (
Steel and Iron Co., of Trenton, N. J„ 1
would not ratify the contract made by i
Messrs. E. P. Mlsbury & Son. and the
said E. I’. Allshury <t Son.having made
said contract in good faith, here now
agreed to carry out the contract thus
made in their own name and for their
own account.
Therefore, be it resolved, and it is
hereby ordered by the Board of Su
pervisors of Lincoln county. Miss..that
the contract entered into with the said •
New Jersey Steel and Iron Co., of
Trenton, N. J., be. and the same is
here now rescinded, cancelled and held
for naught and Messrs. E. P. Allsbury j
& Son substituted therefor; and
the said E. P. Allsbury A- Son
appearing before the board and
agreeing to carry out the original con
tract, the work is this day awarded to
them upon the condition that they en 1
ter into bond with good and sufficient
surety or sureties in (he sum of $16,000
to be approved by the board within .'10 1
days from this date; conditioned for
the faithful performance of this con
tract, according to plans and specifica
tions and supplemental specifications
now on file in the office of the clerk of
the Board of Supervisors, under the 1
direction and supervision of a skilled
and competent civil engineer appoint
ed by the county. the contract price
being the sum of #7,:l5n, and the addi- j
tional work required by the civil engi- |
neer and the building of a small bridge
not heretofore contemplated, to the j
amount of $5.t0. making a total amount
of #7,900, said bridge to be completed,
ready for travel within <i months. The
contract herein entered into is this day
signed in open board in triplicate. A
final vote being taken on said order,
which was first reduced to writing and
read in open board by the clerk, re
sulted as follows; Ayes, Linton and
Brister; nays. Bryant; Montgomery,alt
sent and not voting.
Ordered that the board be allowed
mileage:
J. C. Bryant, 6 miles.$ .60
S. A. Brister.il miles. 1.10
Z. Linton, 41* miles.45
Ordered that the board adjourn.
W. F. PARSONS, President.
Felix Mat, Clerk.
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Bridge Petition.
STATIC OF MISSISSIPPI. >
T , I.INi'oi.X Coi NTV. |
^ eouf{'ouM>\ JINs!-"1'*1 "* ',u,",rT,"®r« <>» Uo
♦v'yr«t^Jindersi*,,e'1 Uxi«y**rs of said coun
!.hiiu respectful,yask >our Hoii°r
aide Body to dispense with the requirement
of a guarantee for five years’ as content
New Groceries
—3S C. HEUCK & SONS.
Sauer Kraut, Cranberries, Lima Beans, Red
Kidney Beans, Split Peas, Green Peas,
Barley Lintels, Prunes, Grape
Nuts, Dundee Butter.
Goods delivered free to all parts of the city.
plated by vou in the construction of tin* 'teol
(nidge uoros - tin* oniorliiuo river and humbly
re i nest in I i * -111 #• eof to have s iid bridg1* built
under tie uper ision ol a -ompet nt civil engi
neer. as all 'tieh aork i* required lo be p**i
fomnd. We a k thi • be.* m e the law replies
it and for the further reason that a brid ♦* or
other puhl e w «rk *a il! give luo e -ati-ta tiou to
the tax-pavers when it i done according to
plan* and speeilioHtio s under tie d-reet sup r
vision of a 'killed and p cti al civil eng'ii er
who is . mj*etenl t pin eof the cor eefuee of
tin* plan* ail l spe ideations, thm under a lmi .r
antee t t.\e\e.ar t«» 1 *** ae-opted and pa ed
pon b\ persons lik • ours Ivo . win* m-o una‘ do
to discover tin* imperfection' in Hie plan* and
speeiti* at'Jon*. lull'll h*" to Ji.dge of the wo. k
nia .ship wlion'eoiii * < led. Respect ally,
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So.ivov. w. ii Se.iv-->. Sa all Stor u. ('. I!. Draf
ton. fho' McNair.' PteiPr x l»r«*>fes, loot
■ ao.i• *.. Na ha i t’leifer. s. Kolilman. Sain
\bratil*. .1. M. Wood. I. \braiii'. W. K. Wood.
R. vbrams. s M. Winborne. R. W. McNair.
.f. (’. ( os.iaii ui. c. -loll ison. (’. iieiiek \ Son.
Dr. A l.ow IPtiaDaniel. Joshua PriebaNch,
Max IT.el» itseli. 1.. If P <g ett. W. D Da i',
ic. h. ii.a iii.ton. ( . It Perkins. M R. l.ocirv. r.
ii. erkins If. I Seiieok. tic. Powsky. r. ii.
Newman. S. Lewenthal N Son. Jno. McDrath &
soil'. M. D. Me .rath. I.. Coiiil \ lb s.. Win. i
Ahshageti. i'olix .May. I. l*\ Selmorionberg. J. 1
It. nardv. J. »i. .M i ee, 1 l < r'.vtlie. J. O. j
Spence. Nathan Zwirn. Jo Pine, I. Isaacs.
T. ( . ( rawford. I*. • . Ratelid. Sam W. nosk ns j
(leo .• . .loskuis. Jas. (i. Me( ’orini k. J. !•;. Sea\ey. :
c. McCormick. K. M Pee, Jr.. R. it. Stamps. !
I I. ParsoiD. M. Dreenwood. J. P. Daughtry, i
It. 1 ilobiis. A. Startler. Sherman & Davis, fl.
\. Tibbs. \ II. Simon. Hr >okhave i Dro. Co..
« . M. Waterman. Joe K. ( ope.
FALL MILLINKKY.
Last Frlday'H opfiii ti£> Brilliant and
Beautiful.
Urookhaveu's fall millinery open
ings, last Friday, were strikingly
beautiful and attractive, tilling with
delight and admiration all feminine
beholders and making even the mem
bers of the sterner sex who viewed
them forget, for the time being, the
solemn "bill day” that is sure to roll
around bye and bye.
At the N. V. Kacket Store, Mrs.
Hamilton, in giving her opening, was
assisted by Miss Hast. The millinery
department was tastefully decorated
with vines, ferns ami potted plants.
Hats, simple and stylish, with long
quills and stitched brims, veritable
picture hats, daring in combination of
colors, yet in exquisite taste, and quiet
little bonnets were shown in profusion
—enough to bewilder anyone attempt
ing to make a selection.
Mrs. Hamilton is not only a skillful
milliner, but a fine business woman,
and her hats, while of good material
and faultless in style, are brought
within the reach of those with modest
purses.
The millinery department of the ■
Misses Hubener was transformed into I
a charming autumn scene in which
was also a suggestion of winter, given
by the huge snow ball decorated with
fancy feathers, suspended from the
ceiling and the words “Winter", that j
might have been written on the wall by
t he Winter King himself.
Numerous sprays of fragrant golden
rod ami great branches of autumn
leaves formed a decoration much ap
preciated by the busy city people, giv
ing, as it did, a refreshing glimpse of
the country and bringing thoughts of
quiet woodland scenes.
The hats were rich in material aud
artistic in design: some of the gray
ones w’e noted partielarly, for they
were as charming as a winter land
scape.
Misses Hubener aud Hoskins were
most attentive and courteous to the
ladies present.
The millinery of John McGrath A
Sons w;is well worth a lingering visit,
for the handsome designs and taste
ful color schemes would have delight
ed the eye of an artist. There were
hats for every one subdued little bon
nets for the silver haired grand mother:
elaborate picture hats and chic sailors
for the young ladies: pretty plumed
and rosetted hats for the children; aud
dainty affairs of satin and lace, in the
way of caps, for the babies.
The great mirrors reflected a gay
scene of well chosen decorations, be
wilderiugly beautiful millinery aud
pretty, well-dressed ladies engaged in
the delightful feminiue task of choos
ing a hat.
McGrath A Sons are indeed fortu
nate in the possession of an experien
ced aud personally charming milliner,
Miss Dodson, and attentive aud ob
liging saleswomen and salesmen.
Charlie Boone's friends will be in
terested to know that he has reached
Jerusalem.
A Discovery.
It is not it wonderfully deep eave iu
the wilt Is of Mississippi, or it miming,
Slinking brook that furrows its way
deep underground in Dixie Land, but
a Cough Syrup made by Martin Drug
Co., that cures a deep cold, that may
run into consumption if not checked in
time. Largest bottle and best medicine
| on the market. Only at Martin Drug
Co.
i « -
He The last time I called you Lad
ail awful cough. What did you do for
it ?
She 1 purchased a bottle of Martin's
Cough Syrup. Iteiued, me. I recom
mend it to all who have colds and
coughs.
Husband Say, dear, what keeps your
hands and face so soft this miserable
weather ?
Wife I use Autichip from Martin
Drug Co. You should use it after
shaving.
It is the desire of every woman to
have a beautiful complexion, soft and
tender skin. Winter has come with its
chilly blasts and changeable weather
tIiJit causes the hands an 1 face to chap
and look rough. To avoi 1 this, use Au
tichap. Can put gloves on in one min
ute after applying and makes splendid
base for powders. Made by Martin
Drug Co.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
luge Womack is ill with typkiod
fever.
Will Hubert lias beeu suffering
severely writh asthma.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennett Ewing were
Sunday visitors from Fernwood. Mrs.
Ewing remained over several days.
Charlie Allen's health is improving,
after his serious illness at Jackson.and
he will soon resume his duties in New
Orleans in the railroad office.
Mr. W. Y Guess and family are mov
ing into the Diiiiu residence this week.
Mr. Guess says he will soon make some
suhstautial improvomeuts on this prop
erty.
Miss Maude Forsythe was the lucky
winner of the Batteuburg centrepiece
rallied off by Miss Hatch. There were
120 chances taken at ten ceuts per
chance.
The King’s Daughters held a quilting
bee at Mrs. Will Penn’s this afternoon.
We are informed that charitable ob
jects are continually before this lie
nevolent orgnanizatiou, aud that tne
public would be surprised to know ot
the want aud misery it relieves.
Rev. R. J. Boone was unanimously
recalled to the pastorate of Union Hall
Church, at its meeting last Saturday.
Bro. Boone's ministry among the ex
cellent people of this church has met
with hearty favor and they seem to
have a decided predilection tor their
worthy under shepherd.
Miss Maggie Flood and Mr. Eugene
McCormick will be man ied this even
ing at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brennan,
These most worthy young people haje
been lovers since childhood ami as ho y
bonds unite them this evening, the
brightest and best wishes, like incense
will arise from all their Brookhaveu
friends. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick
for the present, make their home wit'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins.
Justice W. C. Summers, ol beat,3.
writes The Leader that Marshall t
uey, a constable of Pike county. w“
fatally shot near the Pike and Liucni
line last Sunday and Wallace Simmoh
and Sherman Dunaway painful J
wounded, all from the discharge ol t
same gun in the hands of an uukuo
party. The gun was fired Rom
crowd of 8 or 10 men, white and eot<
ed. who were congregated around a J K
of whisky. The trouble occurred ahoui
a half mile from a negro church «he >
an association was in session.
Two new cases of fever were report
ed at Jackson this evening.
Services at the Baptist church nex>
Sabbath by the pastor.
Are you a delinquent ?