Brookhaven Postoffice Time table 1897
Wednesday Evening March 3 1897 railroad time table lists arrivals at Brookhaven and New Orleans stations with 2 and 4 am slots. Reads as a historical postal notice showing service times and scheduling details for the Brookhaven area.
Local Notes From Town and County
Lively progress as President Chambers visits Jackson and local visits from Mrs. Davis Mrs. Penn and others. Mardi Gras in Brookhaven and Carnival in New Orleans interest many residents. Community events include Baptist services, school activities and a tax sale.
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John E. Penn
Friends
Wesson
Brookhaven
Mardi Gras
The
Baptist Church
W. P. Price
May Hoskins
McComb City
Thos. A. Magee
Franklin
G. J. Buie
Dr A B E Thompson Dies at Home in Rogue Chitto
An obituary notes the death of Dr A B E Thompson at his Rogue Chitto residence after a brief illness. He was 64, a trusted physician and community leader, remembered for moral courage and service. Funeral conducted Saturday by Rev J F Jones. survived by a widow, two married daughters, and two sons.
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de. A. BE. Thompson
Nogue Chitto
Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Chitto
Lincoln County
J. F.jones
Brookhaven
W. H. Lewis
Bogue Chitto
Thos. C. McNair
Felix Thompson
Mardi Gras in Brookhaven and local notices
The Brookhaven column celebrates a mimic Mardi Gras in Trookhaven while listing local events. It reports weddings Miss Leatlin Vines and Mr O Neal, arrivals, job moves, a preacher’s invitation, and minor injuries from a Sunday accident involving Mr and Mrs John L Nalty with updates on recoveries from Dr Butler and Veterinary care.
County Board Votes Road Changes and New Overseers in 1898 Minutes
The Lincoln County Mississippi Board of Supervisors records a March 1 1898 meeting with members including Parsons Tryant Brister Montgomery and Linten plus Chas McNair and Felix May. They order bids for a Big Creek bridge on Road No 4, transfer hands and overseers among multiple roads, accept W K Cade’s resignation as constable, appoint numerous road overseers for the year ending March 3 1898, authorize fence work for the poor house farm, and adjourn to continue next day.
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Chancery
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Harpos
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L. H. Clarris
J. J. Coan
A.J. Townsend
Wilfie Williams
Marshal Johnson
Sam Sandifer
David Green
Ace Anding
Jasper N. Lofton
Towit
Bahala Creek
Farr's Mill
G. W. Mize
Brent House
Lawrence County
Willis Maxwell
J. W. Brister
Ben Price
W. J. Dunaway
L. A. W. Brister
Chrisman & Brennan
Chas. Greer
Amos Greer
Martin and
Luther Nations
Orm
Thos. Crawford
Lincoln County
Miss
Frank Tullis
Lawrence Powers
J. M. Butler
James H. Part
Frank Norris
Wm.s. Kimble
George Smith
Thomas Besonett
Iel Lovell
Mullen
D. Dickerson
Kay Jordan
Coon
Wm. Netherland
T. J. McGuuffey
John W. Woolley
Scott Davis
M. L. Ryals
Hen Greer
A. G. Reeves
Curtis Boyd
J.deves
A -Hill Dunaway
Wash Rutland
T. E. Greer
J. Albritton
C. M. Krister
N. L. Reeves
J. M. Greer
Monk
A. Parnell
Thos, Sheahan
H F. Moak
John M. Gwin
A. E. Moreton
John Smith
R. Brown
John Errin
L. Quin
The Tiny Key to a Massive Door Unlocks A Big Idea
A fragment describes a small key and a large door, noting the lock opens with a tiny item akin to one thousandth part, and claims strength and effectiveness beyond size. It then shifts to Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, praising tiny sugar coated granules for constipation relief and numerous ailments, promising restoration of digestive health.
Oversears' Peed Fines And A Double Wedding At Allen Home
The Board of Supervisors fined road overseers Nell Smith Jackson and Liberty No 61 for failing to file memordands reports and ordered them to appear at the next meeting. At the Allen home on Sabbath evening a double wedding united Mamie and Bonnie Allen to James Hickman and Robert Martin, performed by Rev J L Price of Mt Moriah church. The affair drew Brookhaven and visiting friends, with the bridal couples soon leaving for Crescent City.
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Board of Bupervisors
Kaw
Nell
Smith, Jackson and Liberty
H. Hodgman
J. L. Montgomery
Virgil Conn
Bowley G. Matthiews
Rowe
W. H. Allen
Mamie
Bonnie
Jamis Hickman
Robert Martin
J. L. Price
Mt. Moriah Church
Brookhaven
Crescent City
Grafton's Specialties Ad Sells Cough Cure Pills and Seeds
Grafton's Drug Store advertises Grafton's Cough Cure for coughs colds and bronchitis at 25e per bottle. It promotes Grafton's Liver Pills for constipation biliousness at 25e per box and Landreth's fresh garden seed at half old price. Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites offered. Call and be convinced.
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Grafton
Landreth
Overloaded on Tomatoes Prompt Sale at Buckeye Grocery
Brookhaven merchants report a tomato glut and slash prices to clear stock. Armour's Star Ham Best Sugar Corn Okra and Dodson Hill Chow Moss Rose Flour are discounted. Four cans for 25 cents marks the aggressive move to move the overload quickly.
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Armour
Okra
Dodson & Hill
Heuck & Son
Brookhaven
Fair River Notes from Our Special Reporters
Warm spell prompted bloom on fruit trees while farmers delayed oats planting due to bad weather. Dr. Robertson helped Mr. Gunnells near Saulsbury. Douglass preached last weekend and a member was excluded for non attendance. The sermon from John Chapter 3 drew interest. Cabe Smith and Mira Rena Brewer wed by Justice Sutton. Mins Mollie finished an early term at Caseyville. Concert at Heucks Retreat drew good turnout and praise for students.
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Saulsbury
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Douglass
Cabe Smith
Mira Rena Brewer
Justice of the Peace
Sutton
John Currie
Caseyville
Mins Mollie
Intry
Pair River
Heuck
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