The new South-news., June 12, 1909, Image 4

About The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909

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CASH, SPOT CASH
e will make some extreme low prices to cash buyers for the next few months, so if you have a few dollars
Our stock is complete in all the different de
w
and want to make it spread out, see us and get our prices.
first-class stock of General Merchandise. Our special price sale will be on now
for the summer. Not one week, nor 10 days, but all the time. Come in and get our prices and be convinced; why
special day? Every day will be a special day with us. and it matters not what day you call, you will
to show you some of the best merchandise at the lowest possible price*
partments that go to make up a
look for some
find us ready and anxious
Below we mention some of the merchandise to which we call your attention:
Wagons, Buggies,
Mowers and Rakes.
Farming Implements
of all kinds, consist
ing of:
Disc Harrows, Cultiva
tors, Spring Tooth Har
rows, Weeders, Cotton
Scrapes, Grain Cradle
Grass, Blader, etc.
Men*» and boys' straw or beaver
Our Dry Goods De
partment:
Hat*.
Fancy Dress Good* of nil the latest
•hades, Irrimmings to match.
We are Agents for the
Deering, McCormick, and
Ciown Mowers. Can fur
nish either. See us if you
need one.
A Full line of the Famous
Hamilton.Brown Shoes.
Lacet, Embroideries, Braids and
Silk*, Notions, Ladies' ready-to-wear
Hats, Hats made to order.
Furniture and House Fur
Fhe latest styles men's and boy's
fine Clothing.
nishing Goods.
per cent Acid Phosphate at low
We have plenty of Fertilizer, Cotton Seed Meal, and 16
Yours to serve,
est possible price.
RUFFIN MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Miss.
Ellisville.
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Official Organ of Jones County.
Official Organ City of Ellisville
iivrad a t Ht.. T 7TW«
i.t rU». n..11 m.ll.r
Kill.,lit- Mi..
Make carrying pistols and
tiger whiskey)* penitentiary offence,
stnl you will soon get rid of these
varments.
idling
liOUirana's Senators, Foster and
MeKnery, are not far from the re
puhitean told - judging by their
votes on Hie tariff blit.
The time of U. C V'l
should be changed from June to
April of each visit The weather is
too hot tn June, for the old boys In
gray,
reunions
The old confederate Veterans had
a time of their )iv< s ar Memphis,
this week It is said tojhc the lar
ge* t reunion on record. Crowd es
timated at IPO,000.
Norman K. Mack editor of the
National Monthly, in an editorial
score« the Democrats m Congress
who have repudiated their .Nan uml
platform, and voted for a protec
tive tariff along with the repaid!,
cans a true blue dem ,-rat will stand
by 1ns platform tin tlie heavens
fall
.
A HAPPY
HOME
U one w here health abounds.
With impure blood thsrv can*
not be good health.
With a disordered LIN UR there
cannot be good blood.
TutfsPills
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revivify thr torpid LIVER and restore
Its natural sctloa.
A health y LIVER
Pure Mood
Health
Take no Substitute. AM Druggists.
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vou d
The Bay Hprtng News says;
like criticism I like to he enden
but t do not like
gentleman will enden
your wrongs «ml the ignoramus |
Will IMIS. VOU "
t o bo
C ll*Mt ti.
An exchange says : w ith Hour at
* K ,mrr, "• " 11 r
bushel, mem at IS oents ete., what i
shall we eat? Sawdust and salt, or 1
hmtkfAht food, both art* about the
stunt*— und ob cup,
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The New Orleans S'atis, in a well
linnet strong editorial, lias taken the
Isomeanu Senators to task tor yottng
with the republicans on all oce.is
siens to raise the protective robber
tirift. now Indore Congress. Tlie ^
whole thing seems to be a grab 1
I
gu me
.1 C Walton who shot and seri
ously wounded W T O'Flenn, tn
the Heavers Club-bar room
in the
surrender to
city of Meridian, will
the authorities as t I'KIi mi is on the i
a monument to !
talking of doing [
road to recovery. Meridian ought
to abolish her club re. ni-bar rooms
at once.
if they erreot
Adiun as there is
we insist that Kve tie ret left ent. 1
She may have hand'd Adam a lern- I
on. for all we know, hut all must !
all admit that she played nn impor
tant part in the scheme of Jercatten |
— Democrat Star.
And also of populating the earth
I
I
as well
-ffieial
The Union Advocate the e
organ of the Farmet s Union
better and better each Issue
County whether
. Colon or not should take the Colon
gets
Kverv *
farmer tn
Jones
Advocute. and then take the New
South-News as their b cal heme pa
Why not trv it for a year any
I
r.
w a v.
In a certai ■ town are tw
broth
rotai,
ers whe ar« engaged in tlie
U*oal bus'ntss. A noted evangelist
] visitent the town, aud the elder bro
ther was converted. For
,ecks af
eudeavored
'law,
chureffi. One nay he said to him:
Why can't you, Richard join iho;
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ter his e inversion lie
lo |iersuadc his brother to j un
"But replied Richard, • it
church
I join, who is going to weigh the
coal 7''—May Lippincott 'a.
MOBILE GETS
CONFEDERATE j
REUNION 1910
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The Alabama City Wins Ov*
i
1 erwhelmingly Over Ma
n y Other Cities,
-
The Confederate reunion lit Mom
phi», ailj turned Thursday, evening
The old officers were general re
elected Mobile gets the next re-:
unten for 1910 Hurrah for the old
^ ante bellum Queen City of the So nth.
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Confederate re unions are beoom ;
I Ing intolerable to the old lx vs in
gray, At Memphis the report o. mes
that the city was crowded with vfsi
tors, unt veterans, nnd lienee, the '
old sear-worn veterans wetp orowd
i ( .,t
out. Dill 'rent arrangements .
should be made or else abandon tills
There
is nothing too good for the old eon
! federate soldier, and at these n un
[ tons he shonld be the first care of
whose midst they
reunion business altogether
1 the people In
As an old veteran we say the
or else
I come.
! old Ikivs the fitst and best.
abandon the reunions altogether
| H is * farce ns it is,
The Conservative liss and never
will agree that ail »hat any Gover
nor does I« right and the correct
I thing, hut tn tins Tom Adkinson af
I tatr Gov. Noel is plumbing the law,
on in spite
If Gov. N, el
i-hcuid pardon a man, convict or
otherw-e, who is defying the nmh
ritv . f the S'ati. as Adktnson is
* l,r * s ''ou!d keep right
of the harping critics.
I doing, he would deserve tne con
demn:*' i. n of the people. The Idea
of an v fugitive from justice demand
ing a .pardon ' Let him come in and
heg for it »s C. all others -Cnrrol
, on Conservative
Well Mid brother, the idea of the
Governor pardoning a man—a
viet — in open rebellion sgalnst the
'law, is too prepoeterdus to think
,.,h.,ut
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con
A meddli r is a man who
usually
wants to give you good avv:ee that
you haven't aak for.
TWO HUNDRED
j SOULS LOST IN
EARTHQUAKE
Whole Town on the Island of
Sumatra is Entirely
Destroyed
Pauaku, Cumutra, June 9.—Thej
town of Korinchi, about two hun
tired mill s southeast of Padang was
re- destroyed by an earthquake on the
re-: night of June 3 Two hundred peo,
pie were killed and many others ln
Mured. News of of the catastrophe
, was received here today, — Hatties
burg Daily News.
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in
The Aberdeen weekly says : "Hon
A. J MeLnurin made a masterful
' speech on the fl.xir of the United
Blutes senate Saturday, directed
in
. the interest of strict economy in the
explditures of the government He
urged that the country throw off the
1100,000,000 military expinditureand
let the Philippine islands go. The
of passage of private pension bills was
strongly opposed and laws favoring
a head tax on immigrants were fav
ored, These revenues shonld be ex
acted by the government, he said,
so as to permit the removal of du
ties on laborer's tools, printing
presses, bagging and ties. His
speech was an argnment against the
iniquitous policy of the protective
tariff and c* ntemled that the con
filiation g'vcs nuthorttv for lebying
el
or
is
eus'onts, duties for revenue only.
In debate on constitutional limita
tions, Mr, Melaturin is the peer of
the lamented George."
;
Tariff teviston in the tion.ite
progressing slowly, but surely uu
ward.
!
Rev Edward Everett Hale, Chap
lain of tlie United States Senate tor
the )wst 16 years, is dead at the r pe
old age of **7 years.
Sever,*1 hundred teachers are in
already in attendance upon the state
summer schixd at South Mi*s. Col
lege, at Hattiesburg—with many yet
to coma.
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Stutemer.t Showing the Condition
Of
Bank of Ellisville
OF ELLISVILLE MISS.
OTV .rU> E VÎ. 11H tit.
I Published by direction of Chapter 14 of
Mississippi Code of 190Ö
HK SO I NCF.S
Loans and Discounts on Per
I aonnl emit r. t int'nU, re%l <«
j Ute, or collateral securities. . $112.14*» 81
3,978 03
800 00
Overdrafts..
Stocks and Bonds . .
Banking House, Furniture &
Futures.
Due from other Bank . . .
Cash on Hand. .
1
4,248 73
36.654 76
6,200 58
Total.
...
$163,931 U0
Capital paid ill.
Surplus.
Cl,divided profits lose Kl pen
ses ami Taxes .
Individual Deposits Subject to
Cinch...
Time certificate of deposit
Bids payable & Rediscounts
. .$ 30,(XX) 00
3,900 00
6,310 44
.. 105,238 08
19*433 38
1
,
1
T.-tal
$163,931 90
Of above amount of loans and discounts
To Officers of tlie Bank
To Directors of the Bank
Te Stockholder* of the Bank $2,400 00 i
1, \\ . S. Pettis, I ashler of the Bank of
Ellisville, Kllisvilts, Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true, full and
eiaet statement of the Assets and Liabilities
of said Bank on the -lay und date named
therein, as shown by the books of
none.
none.
sonic.
W. S. Pettis, Cashier.
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NVlirv Publi , ; „ f K llisv,;;e, i„ ,.„i f „ r th( ,
iv lIlltv ,. f Jonw »nd State ot Mi-., ihi-th*
j 5th d»y of lune 1969.
J A- Tisson, Notary Public.
Eiiunine-.i and found correct,
K. J. SMITH,
Auditor.
Ti e 7th die, of June 19o9.
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Work to improve results and nev
; er mind your Job-it Will take care
of itself. i
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The old maids consoles herseif
! with the thought that it is a mistake
to mary too young.
He who loves to listen at slander
ous reports at once ranks himself
with the slanderer.
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The man who 1« loo busy to bej
polite, is also too deat to bear oppor
tunity 's gentle knock.
LOC A L
When yon have friends
tives visiting you, please phone
write it down and put in the post
office. We will appreciate it.
or rela
IIS
tr
Mis. Bailie Smith
. who has been
the efficient music teacher in the
Graded School, for the
past two
returned to her home at
years,
Toomsuha, last Sunday.
Lets all go out to hear the saint*
ed McUotnb preach. He is a good
man—a good preacher, and it will
do yon Rood, whether saint or sin
ner to hear him, Saturday night.
The young folks enjoyed a soci
able, at tile residence of Rev. J. D.
Jameson, last Monday night, in
honor of Miss Klsie Smith, ail had
an enjoyable time.
Petty epite is e
commodity un
worthy any one, who professes to
be a Christian. It properly belongs
to the vicious class, who have not
the fear of God in their hearts.
The June State Distribution for
the School Fund of Jones
county is
as follows: Jones county, 94,162 82;
City of Laurel, $1,663.06; City of Kl
lisville, $ 494 . 62 ; Pine Grove, (rural)
»102 40; Total, »6,392.90.
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Miss Aline Mtmms entertained
quite a number of her friends at
her home last Saturday evening.
Dainty refreshments
at the usual hour, and all went
away in fulsome praise, of th
were served
e en
joyable time they had as guests ot
their genial and urbane hostess.
We all regret very much the afflic
tion which has
Low
come upon Bsother
One of his
eyes is badly af
fected and it is feared that he may
loose it entirely. He has been in
New Orleans for the
under
past ten days
reutment of a specialist, and
We trust that his eye may be restor
ed.
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Your complexion
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your temper U rendered
miserable by a disordered
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liver. By taking Chamber.
Lt,n e Stomach and Liver
Tablets
you çan improve
' feoLÎi. They clc&iiM mil iww
• .
^ iterate the stomach and
improve dm digestion.