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M or?aepa rtmen t
Fas tor Gfliaas. Be1
and more varidfeagchihits.
h as to rutilling and hairi.ess on
Grand Foo1 Ball Gairt^ Octf
JHagl-' purses and pfPnniun.s. Brand Foo1 Ball bamt Uclf
jgHliWc & M. College amWJiyversity Sf Alabama. 'Novel
zitil^yia! attraction*. Snlenrtid^JBanrl of Music, ^ne
I»hI trip on a11 railroads. Address,
“ J.*W. COOPEK, Secretary.
‘*.L* jt
j!5&
Pi®',
fame i
Costs Oflfy25 certs
Or mail 25 cents to C.
Cures Eruptions,f"
Worms. WISEijSfc' S#M5!5I^I|Hl &
THE EFFE^Jp^U|f SUMMER’jfl-teAT
, wf^ tffi
' It,/El!
# ■ ■ 4 . V
1 am nqw prepared lo funiish
in large or*smaIl quantities
Prompt «|teii very.
. \ R. S. RIVES,
Cures Cfiolera-lnfanlum,
Diarrhoea,Dysentery’, and
^Afljowel trouBks of
^pmarenoMn/ Age,
iflj Digestion, Regulates
' ;Jwcls, Strengthens ~
Xhlld and Makes
ETHING.EASY.
T. LOUIS,
Q^u^ves and Prevents,
erects And overc
hiNg CHlf
'UP.
At Kieves’ Livery Stable
Whiskey in Jugs==Pure Whiskey.
^entl vis your orders tor whiskey in jujfs; are s 11 :Lil{irt.aCm!
tegive perfect satisfaction er money refunded. Remem
ber wc are tha largest house south and control the out
put of nine distilleries in Kentucky. We recommend
the following brands to those who desire to enjoy a good
drink, “The kind that benefits everybody.”
GROSSMAN'S LEESVILLE RYE or Bourbon.4.00
GROSSMAN’S ARCOLA RYE or Bourbon .3.50
GROSSMAN’S PLEASANT I-I1LL Rye or Bour.... .*.00
GROSSMAN’S LANESVILLE RYE or Bourbon-2,50
Our Special Offer,
Four Full Quarts Farmers' CUolce Rue
A'
■o
At $o.20.
• 8tT
jksm
«gr Write to us for our elaborate price lint giving: names 6f all popular
nrands. Trial order solicited.
Goods shidded in plain hoxes and EXPRESS PREPAID by us. Cash
must accompany orders,
J. GROSSMAN’S SONS,
.Tug Trade a Specialty. Distillers and Wholesale ITquor.Deaiers.
p O. B< X 1J78. NEW ORLEANS, LA,
1 have added to my complene Una
of Coffins and Crskets. a full line ol
Lames, Gents and Gnndrens’ wet
Of the latest style. With each Fu
neral, I shall gfurnish my Hearse
without charge.
Home' Mission i
[Last, year our pl<
jrkville A u
Indians;'
hat is
■■vent
i were
Sic
August u Indian
is removes the need
•bei work kmoig them,
tow them witi prayer
seed .4bwing he Wo
lTHc
nian^Home Mission Society in
isolate has done ainaig them
Ihe past year may yield ui ahun
dant. harvest.
This year our aujtjiiar,’ pledge
goes 10 the Ruth HBJp'h Semin
ary at Key West FI a ^'iss Em
ily Reid is principal of thi school,
and for the lack of room'twenty
five little souls were turiSd away
from there last year. Mail we
let this continue’?’ Let is make
this a subject of prayer. Let us
get more members.
The Week of Prayer will soon
comfort us; from this dsy on, let
ns send up to the Tbroneof Grace
a mighty volume of piayer that
lives may be quickened and
brought into close relationship
with Him. This week will be in
vain uni ss the Holy '.spirit is
on%> in our midst. Whatever else
we do let us pray Let us not
forget to mftke it our business
firing this Week of IYayer to
Re tire subscribers for om Homes.
A new book. ‘‘Under Our
Flag,’' was adopted by the *W.
H. M. band last April. It. is pre
pared especially for inter denom
inational H. M. Study, ft deals
with the needs of our i j try—
has Bible Bessons, tjyfmas, sug
gestions for H. M, meetings,
topics for thought, etc., making
up a real H. M. text book of val
ue, and will be needel for Week
of Prayer program. Order from
Fleming H. Revill Co , Chicago,
cloth, .'(lets, net; paper. SO e.ts.
net.
Miss Fannie Moore, who has
been in charge of our Choctaw
School, has been appointed to
the Augusta. Ga., City Mission
Board work. She is a graduate
of the Scarritt School, and last
year demonstrated a spirit of rare
fidelity in her work. She will
spend a few weeks in the Settle
ment Horne in Atlanta before go
ing to Augusta.
Auxiliary Supt. of Press
Work.
L0UIS1LLE, MISS.
Is one of the oldest towns in this
section of the State, noted for its
size as an interior town, for its
refined people and good water.
It is the best town by far on the
new G. & C. road.
Property is now being sold and
new buildings going up. I have
a fine lot of property now listed.
Write me. W. C. Hight,
Real Esiate Agent,
Louisville, Miss.
Yon Know What Yov e Taking.
WheD you take G >’s Tast
less Chili Tonic bee, the for
uiula is plainly print in every
bottle showing th? simply
iron and Quinine ii tastless
form. No Cure, No 50c,
[proceedings board of supehyisors
The Board of Supervisors met
in regular session, ail members
and officers were present.
The County Treasurer sub
mitted the following report:
Pension Fund.
Balance on hand last report,... $28.66
Returned te Auditor. 28.66
Sixteenth Section Fund.
Balance on band last, report,. - • $92.44
Balance on hand this date. 92.44
School Fund.
Balance on hand last report.. $11074.93
Paid for warrants. 1514.1,)
Balance on hand this date_ 1560,77
School Institute Fund.
Balance on hand last report.... 43.81
Paid for warrant . 43.81
Common County Fund.
Balance on hand last report, ,$8042.75
Received during quarter. 127.00
8169.75
Paid for warrants . 2094.74
'Proas Commission, 1.27 per ct., 2096.01
Balaam on hand this date.... 0073.74
Court House Bond Fund.
Balance on hand last report .. $1021.01
llalaace on hand this date.... 1621,91
Public Hoad Fund.
Balance on hand last report.. $1672,47
Paid for warrants. 1451.01
Balance on hand this date.. $221.08
Totol cash on hand__ 9569.94
Respectfully submitted,
R. M, Cotton,
County Treajj.
Sturkville, Miss., Oct. oth, 19U3,
J. B. McCreight, Supt. of poor
house, made his report wJ|ch was
approved and ordered fifile.
W. H. MJ^er, Supt. of Educa
tion, maoWuis report, which was
approved and ordered to file.
The certificate from the State,
Auditor in approval of the as
sessment roll, was filed by W. W.
Edwards, Clerk, which was ex
amined and accepted.
It is ordered that the contract
for building the brid.Se across
Josey Creek be made, and same
is hdreby awarded to Henry Mar
tion, for he is to receive 98 cents
per junning foot, his bid being
the lowest.
Petition of G. K. McRlvaney
et al, asking that a stock-law be
created in Sections 10, 13, 14, 15,
16, 28 and 34, Township 17, Range
j 12 was considered and ordered
! filed until 1st Monday in Novem
ber! when at that time same will
be acted upon.
It is ordered that all pine tim
ber, suitable for making cross
ties, now standing on the land
situaten in Section 16, Township
18, Range 13, be and is hereby
sold to John Edmonds at price of
$60.00, witli the understanding
that the time in which to cut and
move the timber and the life of
this agreement and sale shall
terminate 12 months from this]
day. *
It aopearing to the Boardlthat]
the school houses throughout the
County are in need of repair, it
is therefore ordered that the sum
j of $250.00 be donated for that
' purpose, same to be equally di
I vided among the 5 beats, each to
j have $50.00, which is to be used
I for that purpose.
It is ordered that the following
I accounts be and the same are
hereby allowed, and the Clerk
authorized to issue warrants on
the County Treasurer according
1V :
C. C. Crow, Lumber.. $18.75
H. Gf Doxsey, Lumber. 6,04
J. W. Ycotman, Lumber. 39.59
D, D. Hartness, Nails. 1.58
•I.L, Martin, Nails and Plow.. 7.75
W. P: Reynolds, timer. .50
A. Harrell, Building: Bridge.. 154.00
Dau Walker, Timber. 3.00
Parke Daniels, Lumber. 33.69
J. P. Stiles, Timber. L.75
W. E. Rush, Building Bridge.. 30.0()
R A Lumpkin, cash pd. r’d hands. 53.00
w H Curry. Salary, rood foreman, 31,50
H H Sikes, hay for road teams... 5.20
D A Saunders, ditto. 9 28
Geo-Parker, ditto., 4.50
W W Scales & Co., Corn. 18.90
W W Scales & Co., mdse pauper, 4.19
Lucinda Mabamson, pauper allow 3.00
Bettie Templeton, ditto .• 4.00
Oliver Hill, work at poor house, 6.00
S H MeCreight, 125 cds. vvd. p—b, 170.00
D D Hartness, mdse for the p-k, 33.90
J T Tomlinson, Mdse Co. farm, 3.Oil
Rose Cotton, cooking for Co. jarm, 6.00
L L Lindeamau, sal. eouv. guard, 35 .00
W W Scales &Co.,mdseCo. farm,, 2.90
.T J Gill, acct. vs. poor house,.... 1.00
City, Starkvills, light for ct. h., 3.30
J ,L Martin, ditto,..75
Yeates & Wallace, brick for c-h., 1.40
Jim Campbell, work at c-h.,.... 2.00
Ned Maxwell, work jail. 2.50
J J Gill. aeet. vs. court house, 8.40
W C Gunn &. Son aeet vs. eb. elk., 1.45
HH Sikes, cost. 0.55
M Maxwell, ditto . 5.00
i M Maxwell, ditto. 5.00
M Maxwell, feeding prisoners— 6 00
W W Edwards, fees, lunacy case, 3,50
M Maxwell, fees, lunacy cade ... 3.00
C DThompson, Juror lunacy case 1.00
E Richey, same . 1.00
Tbas. Gillispie, same. 1.00
H A Bell, same. 1.00
W J Valentine, same. 1,00
L Martin, same ... 1.U0
M Maxwell, conv. lun. to asylum, 28.50
Dr. J S Montgomery visits io p-li, 24.00
Hr M Yeates, same .4. 3.^1
M Maxwell, sum. jnry inq. 3.00
D E Rainey, holding inbuest. 5,00
T A Keeton, juror.1,00
J A Odom, same. 1.0(3
C S Fon d ren, same. 1,00
E H Ivey, same. 1.00
A W Betts, same. 1.00
J D Langford, same. 1.00
Turner & Fierce, acct. vs, Go.,,. 3,so
East Miss. Times, pub. proceed’gs, 9.37
East Mfes. Times, ditto.... 9.37
W W Edwardt, elk pension board 4.00
N Q Adams, mem. pension board, 2.00
G W Narou, sumo. 4.00
H T Saunders, same . 4.00
F D Ellis, same. 2.00
See. Sta. Bank, amount paid on
int. Court house bouds. 628.00
.1 R Fulgharn, inspectiing roads, 4.00
,T F Stiles, same. 4 00
J Quinn, same. 6.00
R A Lampkin, same. 4,00
11 Winston, same. 4.00
E A Buckner, assess, personalty, 385 20
Caldwell & Lampkin, aeet vs jail. .85
Caldwell & Lampkin, acct vs c-h.. .35
Caldwell & Lampkin, acct vs. p-h, 37.41
W H Miller, sal. Supt. Ed . 57.00
W H Miller, postage. 11.00
Caldwell & Lampkin, acct vs rds, 7.89
D J Cochaan, ditto. 7.60
Henry Curry, c-h porter . 10.00
W J Seitz, lumbet. 40.65
H A Martin, lorn, and bail, beige, 36.70
It is ordered that all gates
across the public roads through
out the county shall be removed
by the 1st of March 1904, any
gates standing- et that time shall
be be abolished dnd set aside.
Ordered, that the Board ad
journ until the 1st Monday in
November.
L. A. Lampkin, President.
W. W. Rewards, Clerk.
Bears the
UigEature
of
CjMSWOHHA.
Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought

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