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_-■—— W.C. Hackctt, of Greenville, spent Tuesday here, the guost of bia sou, N. L (lacketi. Oui* former townsman, Jos. Crane, of Meridian, was the guest of It. 0. Kclloy yesterday. _ Mni..T. W. Person spent Saturday ud bun day with Mrs. Forman near mette. Mr. Person joined them and .'tinned with them Sunday evening. $hi| ÿcücillf. : - 11 1 mornino, may as. im. — ""I ■■■' Ll _ FRIDAY paHRENOKR TRAINS AT port GIBSON. hocth soowd. anuria. ■ HOSTS BOCHD. K-n 4 local psinecRcr.{ ^7 pa * f«*l esprew sad P—<M'K"r 11 :K> pa • • 1 47ua LOCAL weather record, 1S03. St-w moon 15th ; Foil kfooa 80th, WEATHXE. Closr Clear Clear ('tear duar—Shower Sam Moon >u*. ** 1 - .'g'' is S3 48 19 'A ■ MS 0 ■ y, 21 f 0 »» Fair - A. . air 5-i S Tbc Reveille is requested to say that will be closed from teu tbe »tore» ... o'clock to half-past twelvo to-morrow muruing during service at the temple. PERSONAL. W. T. Burned was at bis home hero this week. Thomas from Mobile. Miss Balmayuc Taliaferro is visiting relatives iu Iladehurst. Lieut. J. W. Watson arrived from Memphis ou Wednesday. Mrs. Guthrie aud children loft ou Wednesday for Virgiuia. Mrs. Win. Parker returned Monday trom a visit to Vicksburg. Mr. J. M. Frankeubusb of New Or leaus was iu town last Saturday. F. F. Myles, of New Orleans, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Martin. Dr. Heller will bo tho guest of Mr. ami Mrs. E. Kiefer wbilo iu Port Gib Kvnu8 rcturuod yesterday •on. Mrs. Wyatt, of Montgomery, Ala., Lind her two children are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johu Andrews. Miss Uoweua Percy, of Uayon 8 ara, Hs the guest of her cousin, Misa Lizzie [Percy, at Ancbuca plantation. Misses Hattie aud Hortense Marz kave returned irom Monroe, I.*., ac jcouipsnied by their brother, Mariou. Miss Ruth Butler has left to spend time with hor uncle, M.S.Humpb iu the Church Hill uoighborbood. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Watkius returned 101110 last Mouday after a ploasaut vis t to their daughters, Mr». Whcclcss M .Mrs. Schober. Mr. McDougall and hU «011 John ar rived Sunday from New Orlcaus. TI 10 fitter will Bpcud tbe summer with Fudge aud Mrs. Baldwiu. W. II. Burch, who has been an inva <1 lor eighteen mouths, is slowly get ug Lett up of bis paralysis and was bleto walk down town last Tuesday. it Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Weoms aud chLd, »rmcrly of Port Gibson, but now ot j IcNair, aro visiting in Forest for U 10 cuetit of Mr. Weems' health, wbo has ecu quite ill of late. Miss Ann Willis returned from icksbiirR Thursday, having accom niicd her little nephews, Louis and phhie Darrnb, thus tar on their way \ their ucw homo iu Goorgia. [The Misses Person aud Miss Ruth liih r were eutortainod for a tew ilavs r Mrs. Karl Humphreys at "Oak pvn," and by Mrs. Thrasher at lighland Homo." Miss Butlor and is» Lula Person were also guests of I S. C. Humphreys at Ashland plan tion ■Circuit court will meet next Mon- iog Jv week, June 5th. Tbo proceedings ■li he fully reported iu the Reveille. end Pod. land mail cept 7 P. this at ing. Dr. of in ■Cl'PHovY Club. — The Euphony will meet next Monday night at ■'Wassem's. Don't forgot tho monlb aucs. I'bildron's day will ho obsorred in I Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock pt Sunday niglit. A special nro •mmc is bciug prepared. Sunday was Children's Day at Melhodut church. There 48t were rccitatious and readings by the lo folk«, followed by an appropriate mon by Mr. Jonos. Ihambüblain-Hunt Aoadkmy.— f inuual comineuccmeut sermon P be preached Sunday morning. P° «a» l>y Dr. R. Q. Mallard, of P Orlcaus. At night Dr. J. H. p.or tbo saino city, will preach the PL L. A. sermon. IS-MALE Collbqk.—T he animal jary address ou the 18th of June 1 delivered by Mr. Richard F. • ol Natchez instead of Rov. A. F. k. heretofore announced, tho "Oiling that li would not be 16 «or him to attend. u . s Dacouter*—T lie Inasmuch t », w Kiu » ,s Daughters will . 8 - Colson's next Monday af at 6:30 o'clock. pO 0 - <NQ Odd tion of floor ical from part, sou, ing the bers. will will Ail the mem 1 »nJ earn08tJ y requested to be pres L I P*V their dues, as the money I c USC(1 * or important purpose«. 1 arc K ^«ool No. 2.— Ou Tbars Lsbto C ll)ere will be a public iivo * 1C 8c hooi house in order Ln Au<1 8,1 other» iutcrost Kud ir rtUU .' t ^ r J 11 d ging about ted du Wor ^ , ^ al beenaccom I " le l' Mt PriS Iclti /,.,, 01 ' vou,(1 bo glad to have I, attend aud examine the work. of Confeder KÏÏfJ; llcrcb y called to meet lot Juni ° n *°»**y, 'he 6îh I of (felons.* 2 o'clock, for the oiec LvTf;t° »Head tho annual ►t Birmi " l i ,ed ^ onf ®dcrate Vetcr PrdeJ of gh4m , Ala., ou July 19th. I ryf A. K. Jones, Commaodor. out. j ^ -foORK, Adjutant. Tutsday's Mat« Masting, For » long time Port Gib»on has been cyraed with a horde oi aband oned negreaaes who»« flaunting li. oeuliouaneaa and impudence have almoat passed the bounds of tolera tion. Last week the town authori tie«, in nn effort to abate the evil indicted several parties and arraign' ed them in the mayor's court These cases went to trial last Mon day, but owing to lack of sufficient proof, the juries, though disposed to uphold the action of the oflL felt bound to render verdicts of quittai. This failure of the prosecution disheartened mayor Colson, and there were some other circumstan ces that led him to believe that the citizens were not inclined to aid bim in his attempt to suppress vice. In this opinion, as was after wards made clear, the mayor erred; but acting on this oonvicUon he de termined to resign from the may orally. On Tuesday morning therefore circulated handbills oalhng the citizens to meet at twelve o'clock in the court house and ceive his resignation. At the ap pointed time a large crowd, com posed to a great extent of the best people in town, assembled in the court room. Mr. E. S. Drake call ed the meeting to order 4 after which Capt. Mooro was elected chairman and Mr. R. 0. Kelley secretary. Mr. Drake then read the mayor's written resignation, whereupon Mr. J. B. Allen offered the following olutions : Whereas, H. M. Colson, Esq.,has publicly announced his intention of resigning his office aa mayor because of a want of proper support in the enforcement of the law, and Whereas, it is right and proper that the law-abiding citizens should sustain every effort to suppress law lessness and immorality, and up hold the officer» in the performance of their duties, therefore, Resolved, by the citizens of Port Gibson in mass meeting assembled, 1st. That we decline to accept the resignation of Haul H. M. Colson. 2nd. That we pledge ourselves to sustain every effort of the mayor to enforco the laws and enforce his action so far in the premises. 3rd. That we call upon the board of aldermen to employ a police of efficiency who will use every means to discover and report all persons, male or female, black or white, high or low, who are disgracing our town by open immorality. After the reading of the resolu tions Mr. Drake and Mr. Martin made short but forcible speeches, denouncing the vice so openly man ifested in this town, and exhorting all good citizens to give vigorous support to the mayor's efforts to keep it in bounds by a strict en forcement of the law. _ pa pa oera, ae he M> rei It The resolutions being then sub mitted to vote, they were unani mously and enthusiastically adopt ed, and with three cheers for mayor Colson the meeting adjourned, At every staged? the proceedings it wa8 ma( l e plain that the good pie of Port-Gibson are In full sym j palhy with the mayor and will sus tain him to the utmost in his war far# 011 vice, peo of of by I The mimosa tree on Mr. Gnidick's premises Is uow in fall bloom, and its beautifully-colored fringe-like fiowera excite great admiration. It is strange that more of oar citizons do not culti vate tho mimoaa for tbe sake of its flowora and its tropical appearance. uarrow point. Though I am eutlrely tree from superstition, I cannot help believing that this strange malforma tion is an evil omen, perhaps porteud iog a visitation of cholera or war in Europe. Mr Editor: I submit tor your iu spoction a curiously shaped egg, oue end of which torraiuates in a Jong for Respectfully, II. 8. Levy. Rocky Springs Maid.—T he over land mail service to Rocky Springs, via Grindstone Fort bridge and Hum bpreys, was resumed this week. Tbe mail will go and oome overy day ex cept Sunday, leaving Port Gibson at 7 a. m., aud arriving hore about 4 or 6 P. M. For the past six or eight months this mail bas beon going by rail to In glcside aud thence by buggy to Hum phreys aud Rocky Springs. Services at tbe temple this evouing at 8 o'clock, Rev. Max Heller officiat ing. To-morrow morning at 10 o'clock regular sorvices and confirmation by Dr. Heller. Tbo following list shows tbe names of tho young people to be confirmed, together with tbo part they will take in the exorcises : Prayer—Flora Abraham. Flower Offering—Miriam Rite man. Prayer—Moses Address to Pare Sorison—Harry Marx. Prayer—Bernard Cahn. Valodictory—Albert A. Son. Prayer—Herman Marx. ry well On tho on and and body ing it in." Marx. ofl—Stella Abraham. Daiby-Maids' Convention. — At Odd Follows Hall,on Wednesday night, Juno7, tbe dairy-maids of the 7th con gressional district will bold a conven tion to trausact business ot importance relating to tbeir profession. Tbe com parative merits of the various breeds of cows, Jerseys, Holsteins ela, will be among the matters coming up for dis cussion. To make tho discussion more comprehensible, a cow of geometrical symmetry will be introduced on tbe floor of the convention. Eminent mus ical performers will glvo selections from Wagner, Mozart, and others. Tweuty-four dairy-raaids wiHtake part, Port Gibson, Hermanville, Jack sou, and a number of other places be ing each entitled to one delegate. As the proceedings will be of general Interest, it is hoped and expected that the citizens will attend in large num bers. Au admission-free of fifty cents will be charged, sud the entire proceeds will be turned over to the Davis monument fund. Don't fail to be pres 8 tism. er duced had years' ten's nnd bad tors by ties in erous fers gj out. MeEtWa WM»E OF CXSOUt tor fsmois has aband li. have tolera evil court Mon and the aid after de may ap best the call Mr. of the up to to his of to MARRIED. Know shs-Nklüok.— about M circuit I This mornin" uaynght a young man arou_ 0 , , Ä * ^ rona bis peaceful slumbers and insi.tod that he get ri w ht up and accompany him to the office itsuo the marriage llceuse. Mr.Neai fs ot a very obliging nature, aud license was accordingly issued to Mr. G. B. r°J* e r?' xr°^ Tlerrn *»*iHe, and Mies Susie H. Nelson, of Clinton, a daught er of the late lamented Rev. James Nel son. Mr. Flowers went to Clinton ou the first train, and ere this, no doubt, tuet« two popular young people have been made one.—Jacksou Clarion-Lod ger, May 12. Judge J. B. Cbrisman and Mrs. M. T. Charllou were married at Jackson by Kev. John Hunter of the Presbyterian church. Richard F. Heed, a member of (be Natchez bar, and editor of Light, a Humane Society journal, married Mis« Eulalie Holden ot the name city, on tho 18th. „ " Tty iUCa-OSaUtaT •oatovDysp.^j». Now that the ottizens aro doltrniiMd to rid the town of tho disreputable S craona whose presence here is ao amaging to good order aud morality, It has been suggested that landlords can accomplish a great doaL If they would take pains to let tbeir houses only to persona ot decent reputation, and quickly eject any tenaut whose life gives rise to scandal, Port Glbsou would toon bo quit of most of these notorious characters, this sort of supervision would give landlords some trouble, but it would bo an effective menus of suppressing the evil. It is, in fact, tho only effect ive means. If all doors are rioted a gainst profllgato tenants- they will be compelled to leave. % to oera, ae M> To excrciso rei The promptness and certainty of its cores have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy famous. It is intended especi ally for coughs, colds, croup, whooping coughs, and is the most effectual edy known for these diseases. Mr. Ç. Ö. Main of Union City, Pa., says : "I have a great sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I warrant every bot tle and have never heard ot one failing to give entire satisfaction." 50 cent bottles for sale by Dr. W. D. Redos. rein To Bridge Big Blsok. Tbe following from the Vicksburg Post shows that tbe Hill City will try to get the Rocky Springs trade: "Citizens living in tho vicinity of Rocky Springs, Regauton and Willow Springs in Claiborne county aud at Cayuga, in Hinds county, have golteu up a large petition with the view of presenting it to tho board of supervis ors of this county at its June term, set ting forth their willinguoss to do busi ness with tbe merchants of this city, provided an additional bridge is con structed across Big Black either at Hall's Ferry or Ivantioe Bluff "It would bo In order now for tbe cotton aud merchants' exchange and the commercial club of Vicksburg to appoint a delegation of their members (say three from each organization) and have them go before tbe hoard of su pervisors at its next session and pre sent tbe petitiou gotten np in this city with its 860 signatures of the mer chants aud busiuess mon, and urge the board's speedy action in the matter. It is very important for the merchants arms in of this city to reach out their and gather iu this most valuable of Hinds and Claiborno counties. Tho peopto living In the neighborhood of Rocky Springs, Reganton and Cayuga by rights bolong to Vicksburg, but trade goes to other places because the people living at either of the above parts, have in a manner no facilities of gettiug to this market ; therefore it behooves our merchants to send out I heir representatives and also lend a helping baud in tho furtherance of tbe bridging of Big Black." trado is as the MeElr««'B Wine of Ctrdoi and THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT are for cate by the following merchants ui Claiborno oonnlj J. A. Shrore, Port Oibson. C. A Mason, Port Gibson. M. B. Jones A Darden. Carlisle. D. D. Davenport, Hermanville. An exchange tells the following sto ry of Judge Cbrisman which serves well to illustrate tbe firmuess and de termination ofthojaiige who recently annihilated wbitecapism in Mississippi: On oue occmsiou he was holding a term of oourt in Port Gibsou during tho winter, and snow chanced to fall during tbe term, covering the ground uearly a foot deep. Next morning "the boys" were ont in ftill force, taking down and rolling everyone in the snow without respect to person. They bad rolled the district attorney and other coart officials, and had taken their po sition ou the corner where Judge Chrisutao was to pass from the hotel on his way to tbe court house. At the appointed hoar tbe judge came down and one of tbe boys stepped up to him and said Madge,we've wallowed every body else, now we'll try yon." Draw ing bimseit np to tbo full height of of fended dignity and pulling up the •ieevos of his long muscular arms, Cbrisman replied: "WoU, gentleman, it yon think you can do it, just wade in." And thoy--didn't wade.—Times Democrat. Loans by Real I I Sight Cash I, of that BetlBEE S WINE Of CAStW! for Weak Ncrrct. Syamen Cases, 8 . H. Cliffod. Now Castie, Wig., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma tism. his stomach was disordered, his liv er was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away aud he was terribly re duced in strength and flesh. Three bot of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shephard, Harrisburg, 111.. had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and s«ren boxe * of Buck ten's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound * nnd well John Speaker, Catawba. O., hf> bad five large fever sores on his leg. doc tors said he was incurable. One hoftic will Electric Bitters and one box Bueklen s at Arnica Salve entirely cured, him- Sold $ by J. A. Shreve's Drug Store. 12 Bank shown of in Mayor Ibis ties All the guitorafora girl'« hand in Borne# are expected to be gen erous in their presents to her. These presents are never returned. Therefore the artful ietztaJe Long de fers a positive selection of the bap _____ gj 9 »wi*c of caaooi, a <w w««, bred solid ry Ung Continued High Water. Documentary evidence has been recently discovered which positive ly confirms the statements of old citizens, all of whom are now dead, that in 1828 the general overflow continued until August. It is in the shape of ajournai or diary kept by a planter of the period who men tions a long journey which he had taken, with the note that as the oth-, er roads were overflowed he had been obliged to travel through the hills, lhe diary is respectfully re ferred to advocates ol the outlet the nry, by its discoverer.-— Vicksburg Commercial-Herald. w ht fs license B. Mies Nel ou doubt, have M. of (be a Mis« on ao they give a be % to Mo* Try Thi,. It will cost you nothing and will ly do you Rood, if you have a Cough,Cold or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kinga's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds and is guaranteed to give relief, or money ' be paid back. Sufferers from La Gri found it just the tbi rig and under its had a speedy and perfect reoovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing il is. Trial bottles,free at J. A. Shrevira Drug Store. Large bottles. 50c. and $1.00 SUI *• P] * - 1 • 1 --5— Let us have a two-thirds rule on juries, change the law on qualifica tions of jurors so that an intelligent man who reads is not excluded from juries to try criminal cases, make the killing of a man with a concealed weapon, murder,—then it may be possible to punish crime. —Terry Headlight. There is nothing I have ever used for muscular rheumatism that gives as much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Balm does. I have been using it for abont two years—tour bottles in all— as occasion required, and always keep a bottle of it in my home. I believe 1 good thing when I get hold of Pain Balm is the best liniment me its Ç. "I know a ti, and I have ever met with.— W. B. Denny, dairyman, New Lexington, Ohio. 50 cent bottles for sale by Dr. W. D. Re dus. Keurtugtc A' er non $ And those troubled with nervousness remit log from c*t« or overwork will bo relieved by taking Brown'» Iron Bitter». Genuine %sa trad* mark sad craned red Unea 00 wrapses Clark. Edwards, a resident of Stewart County, Georgia, ben which she claims has laid two eggs about the size of turkey eggs every day for the past lour years. She also asserts that evefy egg con tains two yolks. try of at of at to owns a $25,000 in Premiums. Offered by LiggetA Meyers Tobacco Co. of St. Louis, Mo. The ono guess iug nearest tho number of people wbo will attend tbe World's Fair gets $5,000.00, tbo second $1,000.00, etc. I Teu Star tobacco tags eutitle you to a guess. Ask your dealer for »articul ars or send for circular. * Alexander Kennedy, a Blount I County (Tennessee) man, resides I in the house in which he was born, whom grew up to maturity, and whom are now ally«. | roil Di»rKrKU C»c Brown'« Ira a Bluer«. Ph/aldans racanunend It. All dealen keep It 11.00 per bottle. Genuine ku trade mark nul croaard rud lines 00 wrapper Wai l Paper.—M rs. J. U. Gordon is agent for of tbo largest wall-paper dealers In Chicago, aud solicits the public patronage. The proccods ot this agency are to go the Methodist parsouage tund bore. Tbe prices are as low as can be found any where, aftd people who wish anything in this Hue should patrouize this bcuevolcut cause. # Positively no Excuse For man or boy to go shabbily dressed when clothing is so cheap. Call and examine our clothing. ^>ee the Style, the Fit, and learn how cheap First Class goods are. Rich things in Children's Kilts to show fastidious mothers. WARNER & SEAKLES CO., Vicksburg, Miss. sc28 STATEMENT «Howrxo Tas 00 » Dm on or thi PORT GIBSON BANK, PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, Ox Mat i, 1898. Published by direction ot Chapter 14 of Anno tated Code of 1892. Hxaovtum. Loans and discount« on personal en dorsement or collateral securities, $87,351 34 Overdrafts (individual!, Brocks, bond* and mortgage* owned by bank, - - - Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 782 54 55 00 5,789 68 4,588 51 42,163 75 8,718 23 aud taxes, I I Sight exchange (due from banka.) Cash on haud, *■ • 3149,423 05 Total, - UAjaiLmKS. Capital paid in, ... - »60,000 00 jrplas, - - - . - - 3,000 00 Codlvided profits, - - - »,773 75 Deposit«, including certificat« dap., 86,64» » Total, -| I, Jas. W Person, Cashier Port Oibeon Rank, of Port Gibson, Mtsstseippi, do hereby oertify that the foregoing is a true, full and exact statement of tbe asset* and liabilities of said ■ »149,423 05 * The annual meeting of the stock hf> i ders t ^ c p ort Gibson Bank Holders ° ,inero " . ^ nAnK will be held at the Directors room at Bank on Monday, June 5 U 1 , at $ 0 vwL M 12 0 clock M By order of President. Jas. W. Person, Cashier. Bank on the day and date named thereto, m shown by the books erf JAMES W. PERSON, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, mayor of Port Oibeouand ex-officio iustiee of the p*eca in and for the county of Claiborne, Mississippi, day of May, 1893 H. M OOLSON, Mayor of Port Gibeon, Miss, aud ex-off. J. P. L Ibis the 16th NOTICE. Look Here I For sale—Cheap: A thorough bred Jersey Bull, 20 months old,. solid color. Sire, Eli K; dam, Ma ry Adams. A. K. JONES. ~ , * ... 9 - ™ . . ■ . 1 ■ ■ Thc basis °* our success 18 selling first-class goods at about twenty-five per cent lower than they are sold elsewhere Despite the Dul l Times , OUR PRICES KEEP US BRISK AND BUS! FROM MORN TILL NIGHT I n . Our prices compare with NEW YORK, ST. LOUIS and I house in Port Gibson, without an exception, I r NEW ORLEANS Our aim is to double the sales of each successive week, and establish the fact that we are the lowest-priced Do not meditate \ As to place or where You can buy cheap, But come direct to us, and see our prices, . ..... , , ... misses and children ever before seen to this city. Also a . We are showing the most striking line of millinery for ladies, Beautiful selection mmmmmmmmmmammmmmmtnmmmmmammmmmmmmmHmmmmmmmrnnmmimmm Of white baby caps I n fine sheer lawns, organdies and silk mull, at greatly reduced prices. Do not forget that we give a cray ** * r sa/ 0 n free ( 14 x 18 ) with every $20 purchase, HEIDENREICH BROS Port Gibson. Miss. »» PRATT'S FOOD ZE^ox Horses, Osettle Sc 2Po*ULltx3r tfUSZAtf EWAMEfc IF'olisix Q-xsttes Sc ZL/Êstm-tels a IF* t-imo Cement* ttti •.-»»- . • r w 4 • White Mountain, Gem, Arctic t reezers. . WOacI aild VVÜlOW Wa^. Tin Ware and Hardware. Fine Flour a Specialty. ÈM '■) j r 0AK T « Port Gib 0 on* » ♦ WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIO NARY A irrm+a J5d*t utor. T)ui\urmsoro/th« "Unabridged. •• Ten jrears wn «pent revwi editors em and over 1 expended the first copy was 1 - ; jn lîwêrybody •honld own this Mel ioCMUT. I ewer« nuickly and correctly the que*. It an I ItioaS «o constantly arising concerning Uvo history, spelling, pronunciation, and meaning of words. A library la Itself, it also gins in a form convenient for ready reference the facta often wonted concerning eminent persons, ancient and modern ; noted fleti tioas parsons and yla/-ea ; the countries, cities, towns, and natural features of the globe; translation of foreign quotation«, words, phrases, and proverbs ; etc., etc., etc. This Work la Invaluable in the household, and to the teacher, scholar, pro fessional man, and self-educator. tVA saving of tAree cents per dap for a year will provide more than enough money to purchase a copy of the International. Can you afford to be without it? Have yrmr Bookaeller abow it to yon. G. êe C. Merrlam Co. PuWliVn, Sj/rmgfteld, Mats , O ' WEKrarS DtTERKOTNAI V D£TWNSRY> ; sMa |v*Svb< 1 ftw free prosiMctas SSSmfiSrîte®"'**"' 4 BARBER SHOP, Adjoining New York Store. H. WASSEM, Proprietor, L w ort Gibson, Hair Cutting sod Shaving done with neatness and dispatch. Mtss, JISOMKE AGAISST QMSJ Over $1,500,000 worth of prop erty has been destroyed by cy clones in Mississippi this spring. We insure against damage by cy clones and storms. $2.50 per Thousand for One Year $5.00 per Thousand for Three Yrs. Apply to my 5-4 £ S f ê J. T. DRAKE. 1» I 8 $ 'V L 10 0 « b : » V d fi ft I m « 3 £ i / Pi 4 ' 8 5 3 H : : fl à u 0 XI iSH -Û £ Q » H 'fjj V) v B B P t-e?r 9 c 4 0) iV'C , ■0 JB £ c ! ^ 2 £ - 0 5 0 2 ä äOEo s * v 3 -C o <-< v — Su* o B o ,1 N % 'V. i \ « * < 5 Jr - •s B O : ÎZ « H « •8 s <0 0 œ "5 « "!& 5 h S % B Ui is' 5 - o H S..J 1 <0 ♦J K / : ; «H Pi (V / o 55 \ Tt -s 3 io a - — V o V 0 1 1 ti 0 0 5/3 our £ ^ 4 1 t * THE EIGHT PLACE To buy Groceries is where you 4k can get them of GOOD QUAL ITY, and where you can get them FRESH, and where prices are LOW. Therefore the Gro eery Department of T. 23Z. 0-oxd.oxx's Store Is the place you are looking-for. é :