The Southern herald., June 21, 1895, Image 3

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If yea Jj cot rfj-..t I j Ju!jl;h
v.a eta net vcte.
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We are at prrsect erj ijicg a f;e
c J uslioiiUtl coirjge cf rsio,
Wa he ti ttat tl.e grat e-jard will
be cleaned off in August. God
g set it.
On!y
o wetke mors in which
to re
eter. Tbia robot? certainly
Lai mors than K00 voters.
ina rcpuiites are canvassing
bout at litre) as ths Democrat?
Both want ail the votestbeycan get
lb actual reunion of Amite
county Veteran Association will be
belJ on sewed. Thursday. August
8th, ' ' . .
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We call attention to the an
nouncement of ' . S. McLean, fur
Circuit Clerk, an AC. A. NeiUuu,
for Constable
The roof has been put on the
College, and the inside work Is be
ing dune. Ii will probably be com
pleted by July 10th.
At no place, during the canvass,
have there been as many candidate
gathered together as at the Gills-
burg Commencement.
The soldiers reunion of this
county comes on the day of the
State convention. Wonder if we
can't get the convention postponed
Preaching in the Baptist church
of this place, by Elder R.J. Stewart,
Saturday and Sunday next, at 11
o'clock a. ni. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Many thanks to the following
named parties for cash favors in
the last few days: Adam Taplin,
F Sterling, Mrs. C. Morgan, Bates
fe Robinson, J E Causey,
mere will be a big picnic at
II. P. Hoggins' mill on July 4th.
Every body invited to r.ttend, es
pecially candidates, both populite
and democratic Respectful Iv,
F. M. Bkkryhii-l.
Many thanks to Fred Rogers for
a number of large turnips, the finest
we have seen this season. If Fred
raises every thing else in proportion
he will have no kick coming about
hard times.
With sueli good schools asLiberty,
GillsburgandEastlork can boast of,
backed up by such high toned and
substantial communities, we see no
reason for sending children out ol
the county to be educated.
Notice.
Strayed from my premises, three
miles north of Liberty, Amite coun
ty, Miss.: One Mouso-colored Mare
Mule, medium size, shout five years
old. Any information as to her
whereabout will be thankfully re
ceived and rewarded. J.E.Cai'sky.
Notice.
In pursuance to Section 3903, a
meeting of the school board ol
Amite county will be held in the
Superintendent's office on Monday,
July 15, 1895, to locate schools and
to attend to any business which
may properly come beloie it. :
Geo. A. McGehee, Sup'i.of Ed.
We neglected to state in our last
issue that Hon. R. A. Vancleavc,
candidate for State Auditor, visited
our town on Saturday, 8th inst.
Mr. VancleaVe is a Jackson county
gentleman, is a remarkably fine
looking man, affable, and, we sup
pose, competent to fill the office
of auditor.
On Monday J, W. Wilkinson
sent us a fully matured cotton
bloom, the first we bad seen. Later
in the day we received one from
Maurice Allen, which had been sent
in, however, early in the morning.
It was also full blown. These
blooms are among the first we have
seen mentioned.
This county hasn't gone crazy on
free silver. There was a larger
turn out. at the bear and monkey
show Wednesday morning than al
the free silver rally. Perhaps after
all it was a free silver delegation,
as the bears were natives of the
west. . We don't know what part
the monkey plsjed.unless he repre
sented Ibe gold-bug sentiment.
The Monumental Committee will
meet on Monday, the first day of
July,, at which time it is expected
that each member thereof will make
report. Messrs. P R Brewer, W
H Webb, T P Street, M Jackson,
I A Jenkins, F W Slratton, C H
Frith, T J Dye, J A Burris, T A
Robinson, Geo. A McGehee, and
Mesdames Fannie Brewer, R E
Jackson, Sallie Garrow, Lizzie
Thompson, Cornie Smith are the
com mi! toe. .. . ' -..!
Liberty, ils, Ji
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I bs no concern Lr the future cf
tae Demccrati
Uftny. Tra y there
f jo icg a true aaa
-eep chara in lh party which
caDQ jt be easily or tarn bridged
ortr. The acrim 5cicuieipre4sii.es
and epithets that are daily being
nsed by some candidates ssi with
such a malignant and vindictive
spirit certainly bodes no good for
the party. Such a state of feeling
if certainly uncalled for and ini
cusable among intellieenl men. and
more especially is this unwise and
impolite with our party candidate
All ef our offices are not worth a
single unkind word. There can be
no question as to the efficacy of the
Democratic party to give us all a
just and equitable government. No
other political organization can be
trusted to give to the people a fair
government, giving "equal right
to ill and Special privileges to
none."
To ameliorate the condition in
which we at present find our party
we must invoke to our help tb
purest sod best elements of exalted
patriotism. We are prone to be
too indiscrete, intolerant, and es
pecially inconsiderate when we iru
pug.i the motives of those who dif
fer with us oo questions of public
policy, and of our public officers
It is scarcely fair or creditable to
find to much fault with the manag
ment of our public affairs when we
know so little of them.
It seems to me that we greatly
err when we manufacture indis
criminate charges against our candi
dates add officers, when we sre
wholly unable to support them by
competent evidence. Undoubted
ly we have a country of which we
should be proud. Our privilege
end liberties are far beyond those
of other countries. Indeed it can
not be proven that the civil rights
of a single citizen are abridged oi
restricted beyond what is necessary
for the public welfare. Then why
so much complain' of mal-adroinin-
tr.ilion and official infidelity. We
must remember that it is no small
matter to govern seventy million
of people. The affairs of a re
publican form of government are
of necessity very cemplicated and
difficult to control, and, of course,
mistakes will occur with those en
dnwed with the greatest wisdom
If this be true, is it patriotism or
even good manners to open tin-
flood gates of wrath and charge
conspiracy with Wall street and
other cess-pools of political iniqui
ty, even high treason itself not ex
cepted. It is a cheap thing to accuse
and a small thing to talk, but a very
grave and stupendous Undertaking
toproduceconvincingproof. I know
we are favored beyond our just de
serts, and if we would perpetuate
this great and glorious government
let us refrain from those euphoni
ous epithets which some of our
friends, heretofore high in demc
crstic counsel, have condescended
to use, which if not totally -has
at leaBt partially destroyed much
of the magnetism and influence it
has been their custom to wield over
the people of this State, and learn
. I . ...
to oear ine ins we nave until we
i an rectify them, Hume tersely
remarks: "To balance a large state
or society, whether monarchical or
republican, on general laws, is a
work of so great difficulty, that no
human genius, however compre
hensive, is able by the mere dust of
reason to effect it. The judgments
of many must unite in the work:
experience must guide their labor;
time must bring it to perfection,
and the feeling of inconveniences
must correct the mistakes, which
they inevitably fall into in their
trials and experiments." Let us
go forward in this campaign as be
comes free intelligent American
citizens and avoid hard words and
names, and the candidates who are
given to the use of them because
forsooth his opponent differs from
him on public questions, and which
ever faction Comes up with the ma
jority, let all gracefully acquieca in
the result, right or wrong, for at
the proper time we can renew the
fight for what we believe to be
correct in principle. Party unity
and party harmony is the greet de
sideratum, the great panacea that
will cure all the svils'of which ws
complain. Let us sgain rally around
the old Democratic colors and trnst
ber, for she baa in the past been to
us what no man can estimate, whose
influence no man csn ever lose even
though be be the Moses of other
parties. Let us be thoughtful,
considerate and conservative, not
hasty, rash and indiscrete. We
must watch, work' and wait, and
I " " ceea.ets lor ess to sar tsat
up',:
the
aad
H. Wiliu.nscs.
EAT.-'
iJsu,a sl. lis v.
Comity js 19 tv.
Coui.it District aoo 6 80
Tb sbvve, rata ert icLi4 by ti Ma
fcaippi Prtus Awxktioo. and Tie. Sourer
Hdrail u a mcuiW. Xt tun will be aa-
aourwed unlaw lb cash u paid fur
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We v authorized to announce Boa. X. H.
&ATCLIFF m a eaa4iiate District Attor
ney far ihU the Sixth Judicial District, sub
ject to tb actio of tb DvmocnUc party.
FOR STATZ SESATOa.
XV t ar authorized to anaounca Qua. W.
F.LOYJCai a candidate for State Senator,
from the eouiitit of Amite and Vt'ilkuuoa,
ibjevt to Ui actios of the Democratic party.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
"MT arc authorised to annooBca W. DOUG.
CAl'LFEILD aa a candidate for Rept Muta
tive In the State Legislature, subject to tar
action of the Democratic part r.
y" arc authorised to announce THOXAS
P. STRKJST as a candidate for Represetitaim
in the etate Legislature, tubjed to the action
of tb Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce CHARHS
B. FRITH as a candidate tor BepresentetiT
tn the State Legislature, subject to the actioa
of the Democratic party.
We an authorized to announce J. W. HOFF
as a candidate for Rcpreauntativ In th State
Legislature, subj. ct to the action of the Dem
ocratic party.
FOR SUKRIFF.
We art authorized to announce CHAS. E.
DAVIS, Sr.ua candidate for Sberiffof Amite
county, subject to tb actioa of the Demo
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce JOHN B.
TUR3IPSKKD as a candidate for Sheriff of
Amite county, subject to the actioa of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce POLK
rALlir.KT as a candidate for Sheriff of
Amite county, subject to the action of tb
Democratic Partr.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce Henrv M.
BATES as a candidate for re-election to the
office of Chancery Clerk of Amite count;,
subject to th action of the Democratic party.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce Nolan 8.
McLean as a candidate foi re-election to the
office of Circuit Clerk of Amite County
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce DKWITT
& FELDF.R as a candidate for the office ol
Treasurer of Amite county, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce HOWELL
W. ANDERS as a candidate for the office of
Treasurer of Amite county, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
are authorized to announce A.
BRADLEY as a candidate for the office of
Treasurer of Amite county, lubjmt to the
action of the Democratic party.
Wo are authorized tn announce CHAS.
H. GORDON as a candidate for the office of
Treasurer of Aiuito county, subject to the
Ucmocratic party.
FOR ASSESSOR
We are authorized to announce the name
of P. A. GREEN, Sr., as a candidate tor the
office of Assessor of Amlle county, subject to
the action of the Iemocralic party.
Ve are authorised to announce K. L.
BUTLER as a candidate for th office of
Assessor of Amite county, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce G. HIN ES
SHARP as a candidate for Assessor of Amite
county, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce Wm. H.
WEBB as a candidate for re-election as As
sessor of Amite county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
We are authorized to announce GEO. A.
McGEIIEE as a candidate for re-election
Superintendent Public Education of Amite
county, subject to the action of tin Demo
cratic party,
FOR SUPERVISOR.
W are authorized to announce FLOYD
W. STRATTON as a candidate for Super
Tisor from this the First District of Amite
county tubjoct to the action of the Demo
cratic-partv.
We are authorized to announce T. F.
FORD as a candidate for Supervisor from
this the First District of Amite county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party,
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce C. A.
Ntilson as a candidate for re-election to th
ffice of Constable, in the First District of
Amite county subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
NOTICE.
Having secured the services
of Mr. J. J.Walls, I am now
prepared to do all
BLACKSMITH
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WOODWORK
with neatness and dispatch.
HORSESHOEING
A SPECIALTY.
Also will make Coffins,
when ordered. -
Satisfaction Guaranteed
rices to suit the times,
J. A. BEARD, Jr.;
June 14,'05. ' Libebtv, Miss.
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and cent'exen,
'"all will be we'.!
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LIBEJ1TY, KISS.
DEALER IX
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ciiOTim:a,
Groceiuls,
SHOES, KOTIOXS,
HITS,
T I I W A 1 X,
Furniture, Stationery,
Crekerjr,GlavMwr, SauMiert
PERFUMERY, JEWELRY,
TOBACCO, El .
All of which will be sold at
the very lowest pricci.
"Quick Sales and Small Pfoiw
its" is my motto.
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Mar. , 1895.
1.
FOX BUILDING,
liberty, miss.
dkaler;in
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
boots m shoes
HARDWARE,
Oats and Caps,
glasswaee, stationery,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.
"Low Prices and 'Fair Dealing"
s our motto.
CALL AND 1K
February 1st, 1894.
C. A. NEILSON.
Main Street,
liberty, Miss.
DEALER IN
STAPLE & FAS.Y CuCERiES,
CXXSLD GOODS, nUttTS,
FIXE t'lUAES AND TOBACCO,
CONFECTIONERIES, Etc.
December M, TH.
B01RLE DAILY SE2YICE
FAST TRAINS
MOBILE at OHIO RAILROAD
Shortest and quickest Una to all
points North and South,' Mobile.
St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha', and
Florida points. Connecting with
Mobile Steamship lines for South
Florida, Havanna, and other West
India ports, Mexico, Central and
South America. '
CHEAP II01ES.
Mobile natal Okie) Rallr4
Offers for sale 500,000 acres of land
along its line in Alabama and Mis
sissippi, excellent for grazing, stock
raising, fruit growing and truck
farming, etc. For maps and further
particulars write to
E. E. POSEY,
Gen'l Passenger Agent
MoBits, Ala.
Xertlce for PaMicsUlaa.
Laxo Omci at Jaokro, Hue, )
Mar 20th. 1896. t
NOTICE is hereby eiven that the follow
in named ottferha filed notice of hb
Intention to make final proof in support ol
his claim, and that said prool will be made
before the Circuit Clerk of Amite county, at
Mbertr. Miss., on Jul, flth. 180. via. j.m
Carter of Gillshonr, Mk, H. B. No, 2104P,
for tbe N Wjj wi Bee. 20, T 1 N, KK.
He names the following witnesses to pror
his continuous residence npon,and cultiva
tion of said land, vtei v. W. Wall. D. J
Wall, BiTiHmio Zesgler, William Stewart.
in fi
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ratal
Slips
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EGBERT E. WILS05, lUtor.
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Liberty, Mis.
DEALZr.S IN
CLOTHING,
, NOTIONS,
Millinery Goods,
FL1XT1II0N SiFPLIES,
TclssfCd and Groceries.
fjf W have a complete Drug De
partment, neatly fitted op, which
ia in charge of a
REGISTERED PHARMACIST.
GIVE UH A. TRIAL
Febnwry 20, 1895. t
A. J. Lazar,
FOI BUILDISG,
. LI1X1TY. KISS
DIaLIB IX
Dry Goods,
' OROCEItlES,
Hats, Boots, Shoes,
CANNED QOOD8,
Tehaee,Ciftrs,eta
All of which will he told at the lowest
prices forth cask.
Girt me a oall.
January 4th, 1800.
P. 8. Baawta. Ma. Faknis Baawsa
LIBERTY, MISS.
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CROCKERY and TINWARE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
CANNED GOODS, Etc.
Will also ksep on hand a full as
sortment of
Millinery,
LADIES WEAR,
TRIMMINGS,
A. Nil
NOTIONS, ,
Patronage solicited.
Call at our mew atonic and get
baro.vixs. (Feb. 1st, '94 )
J. M. Nunnery,
DRUGGIST,
LIBERTY, MIOS
Dialbm nr
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICELS,
FANCY GOODS,
STATIONERY, Ac.
November 28, 1890.
L. B. ROBINSON, President.
E. B. ROBINSON, Cashier,
fll-OSTEK, HISS.
Money loaned at I'casona-
ble rates.
All kinds of
Warrants
bought and sold.
"Wc solicit Deposits, !rotn
fl 00 upward.
December 26, 1890.
Dr. TICHEXOE'S
ANTISEPTIC
n E A L S WOGH08
-WITHOUT ISFLAMMATION
It Cools, Sooths and Heals
WITHOUT PAIX-
Cures Colio too, in
MAIT OK B3AST.
SOcts., at your Druggists.
Look out tor imitations "Wood are fu'l
Ml of Clns
pure! vefut'.e. Yiu cj I ; Lais Mi
ttro. It w-.il notifj- j.j lit
cease. Your fystcn i te n : r ' i i
lock jour first chew or i ae A i .
eoiutely care tlie ULju'cj tal:ii.i :; i '.
Price 1 00 per boi cr 3 ti it s J . j ' -J
50. Fur :.! If a'i dr - s t 1 .
price. SEND f IX 1 O V z I. ' : !
lets aad pro! tree. LiEt&A Ci:iiv;.tLi J
t.&v r the ruNnj n :
urrka Chnu-al anj K 1'g Co., IjCti.', A jk.
hru ar 1 have tm n a u. i ax ! rm n . i ! '
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I oammaooiHl mmg your fitiiHi, ar U 1 ak, ..
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apyrrciates, baa eoo'ji!teiv Itft wis. I .. r your raH.urv
van tullj rocuauurcJ tt. " Yours vary trv.iv, t .
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means so much more than
you imagine serious and
lata! diseases result from!
r trifling ailments neglected.
Don t play with Nature s
greatest gift health.
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and fvncraJlr a
daaaicd. wmt,
tiava ho apfxtti
and cant wofk,
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It Cures
Dyspepala, Kidney aad Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles.
f Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervooa allmenU
Women's complaints.
Rcf onhr lh tanama H katnaaaad nd
Hnaa on th wrtpf. AW olhera areaab- A
stltatea. On receipt of two - atampa w J
will send set oi Ian Beautiful Wwid al
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LIBERTY, MISS.
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