Illinois Central Train Schedule North and South Lines 1908
The Illinois Central timetable lists daily north and south services from New Orleans to Brookhaven and Jackson with multiple trains. It details No 2 4 44 6 and various local freight trains with arrival and departure times, stop patterns, and connections to neighboring lines, for McComb City Brookhaven Hurley Springs Canton and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Brookhaven
Jackson
Brookliven
New Orleaans
Traix
Golno South
Exomass
Hs My
ThEare No
Arties
Thain No
Tuain No
McComb City
Brookwren
Local notes from Mt Olive and surrounding towns
Town and county society items list visits, arrivals, and happenings across Mt Olive Seavey & Sons and local shops. Mentions visits by Miss Mary McNair Miss Mattie Purser Miss Anna Middleton and Miss Ada Sumrall plus Wesson Hazlehurst travel. Also school graduation buzz, church services, and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavey & Sons
Mattie Purser
Wesson
Hazlehurst
Anna Middleton
Fayette
Ada Sumrall
Pystar’s
Hale
Stevens
J. E. Sasser
You Want to Spend Your Money
A playful look at consumer urges and the psychology of buying. The piece questions spendthrift impulses, contrasting desire with prudent budgeting and noting how marketing nudges shape decisions. It examines individual choices amid crowded storefronts and modern temptations.
County Democratic Executive Committee Meet July 11 1908
Lincoln county Democratic Executive Committee will meet at 10 am Saturday July 11 1908 at A McNair’s Brookhaven Mississippi to arrange for the primary election under the 1902 act and for other matters. List of committee members includes McNair Davis Johnson Martin Ferguson Parson Summers Smith Carrath Smith McLaurin and Parsons as secretary. Greatly alarmed by a persistent cough but permanently cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. H P Burbage student at law Greenville DC reports two bottles cured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
A. McNair
Brookhaven
Miss
A. (. McNair
D. Davis
J. J J Seohnson
W. B. Martin
Ferguson
W. F. Parsons
H. Cassedy
B. E. Summers
Isaac Smith
J. KE. Carrath
Edward Smith
Brantley Smith
W. W. McLaurin
A. C. McNair
Ch’m
Sec’ty
Chamberlain
H. P. Burbage
Greenville
D. C
C, EB
Grafton Drug Co
Reverend A Althoff to Leave St Francis Church Post
Reverend A Althoff departs for a new appointment at Pass Christian by month’s end after seven years at St Francis Church. His leadership brought success in all church work and he earns praise for promoting the press and town prosperity. Edwin D Dreyfus attends Stevens Institute graduation in Hoboken N J, with congratulations for his scholarly milestone. Pleasant and Pleasant Hill are featured in lighthearted notes of town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Althoff
Pass Christian
St. Francis Church
Father Althoff
Leader
Edwin D. Dreyfus
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
N. J
Mr. Dreyfus
Bradfield
Atlanta
FTN
Blut
Canton
Miss
St. Louis
New Orleans
Sun Homes and Social Life in Rogue Chitto Glows
N.L. Crosby plans a sun residence near Norfield, with locals sharing visits, new homes, and a thriving Flinch Club. High notes include Herman Brister’s new place, Mrs. Reily O’Neil visiting Bardon, sports like well-digging by Jesse Bailey, and Mrs. T. D. Berry among the sick. A mock weather ad promotes Herbion tonics for summer weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.L. Crosby
Norfield i
Norfield
Jas. Scntt
Wellman
Penina Gross
Milt Spurlock
Ellisville
Milt
John Bailey
Flinch Club
Bessie Johnson
Maud Tyler
Ella
Julia
Kate Gill
Gussie Brent
Virgie Nicholson
Sadie Rodwell
Daisy Brister
Louise
Mackie
Tet
Susie McRaney
Cynthia Brister
Ben
Hugh Brister
Jim
Jesse Bailey
Mississippi College
John McLaur
Millsaps and
Reily O'Neil
Carrollton
Bardon
Emmett Sutton
Greenwood
Miss
New Orleans
Soule ’S Business College
T. D. Berry
R. A. Wooten
H. Pelz
T. L. Butler
Vassar
Gladys
W. T. Elam
Tuscumbia
Ala
Judge Yawn
McComb
Robt
Hayes
Rey
Bro. Brent
Hyde
Flinch
Eele
Julia Gill
Lizzie Bailey
Susie Brennd
Jess Bailey
Will Gill
Tom
Smith & Busby
Addie Marshall
Virgie
Margie Marshall
Brookhaven
A. Wooten
Clay Guyry
Broomfield
Horraban
Guy Harris
B. E. Brister
L.L. Tyler
J. A. Spurlock
I. V. Brister
W. L. Stokes
J. W. Harrell
Dr. E. Brister
Temple
the News
Hime
Scarborough recounts community events and a campaign
J A Scarborough writes of a red letter day in east Lincoln with W G Williams from Bogue Chitto aiding educational efforts at a local school. He notes 115 children under 13 within a quarter mile, mockingly references opponents Applewhite and Watts, and recalls social visits, a funeral, and religious observances. He ends with endorsements for remedies and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
W.G. Williams
Bogue Chitto
Ada Woolley
Quarter Ridge
Applewhite
Watts
George Ivey
George
Moses
Pleasant Grove
John Conn
Beeson
Fair River Church
Jonathan White
Seavey Infant Buried Amid Bereaved Parents Hope
The infant of Mr and Mrs John E Seavey died and was buried that afternoon with Rev C W Crisler officiating The family receives tender sympathy from numerous friends as they mourn the loss and cling to hopeful memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Seavey
C. W. Crisler
Man credits Paine's Celery Compound for cure
A 64 year old St Louis resident with 27 years in the Engineers' Department as Inspector says rheumatism from last winter was cured by Paine's Celery Compound after trying other remedies. He states he recommended it to many who reportedly had the same result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
D. Conway
St. Louis
Engineers’ Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary McNair
Mt. Olive
Tistic
A. C. Seavey & Sons
Tom Penn
L. P. Rees
C. G. Rees
Fair River
Wilburr Willing
Tron
A.C. McNair
St. Pran
M.S. C
Mattie Parser
Seavey's
R. H. Thompson
Gertrude
J. '. Butler
W. L. Weathersby
Crystal Springs Sete
Hills
Lucile Allen
Carrie Cassedy
Nellie Mclrath
Staffler
Seavey
Cherokee Street
Ar. Pelie
Brown
Feer
New Orlans
T. W. Chisholm
Ora
Ife
Caseyville
Clifton L. Green
Utica
Pearl River Lumber Company
de. A. Lewethal
Carradine
Fayette Chronicle
Effie Covington
Maharris
Mamie Harris
John McGrath & Sons
Mary McDavitt
Charles E. Henderson
Mise McDavitt
J. D. McDavitt
Martin Delaughter
Lewenthal & Son
Laurel and
Abshagen
Wm. Abshagen
County Democratic Executive Committee
Mr. Pleasant
Pleasant Hill
Bereesa'bon Ae
Price Drug CO
Grove
W. P. Hubert
OLD
BUCK
Masonic Temple
Allison’s. Wells
Allison Wells
Wear Way's Bluff
Onsper Illon
Signeu
Hutchinson State Cirm Ist
Agricultural College
Tiss
Cumberland Xchange
Qanton
Niades
Tevins
Panama
H. P
L. Cohn & Bros
W. H. Penn
General
SSN SeaMi Sers
Price Druc Co.'s
H. J. Preegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kunaus
Ebave
Newton
Kansas
Gray
E. Z. Benomme
Cohoes, N. Y
Ayer
J.C. “‘Ayhr CO
Lowell, Mass
Tharek
Kipvev
Richard Pearson Hobson
Congress
Forrest
Moabbama
Reals
E. Gratton Drug Co
J. A. Scarborough
Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
Oy Price Drug Co
Nelle Butler
Ballinger
Tex
Mississippi
T. H. Buter
W. D. Davis
Monticello Press
G.L. Edwards
Maine Street
Wichita
Burlington, Vi
le Drashisness
Daler
Keeley
Rupe Sini
Dwight
Tile
J. D. Boadwmek
Farmers' Store
Sam Lightfoot
Pound
G Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Grarton Drug CO
Ookraven Drug CO
Paice Drug Company
Laura S. Webb
Woman's Democratic Clathes
Gta
Cardus
Powale
Lwine
Cardul
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!