Illinois Central Railroad Time Table Northbound Schedule
Illlinois Central timetable lists trains northbound from New Orleans to Jackson and Brookhaven with departures at 9 25 am and 6 80 pm, including express and local services. It notes connections with other lines at Jackson, Brookhaven, and Canton and lists stop patterns and flag stops along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Matly
Tikais
New Orleans
Petite
Brookhaven
Dackson
Atrives
Yeeeeye
Pam
Exprans
Jackson
Brookbiven
Woeng Aouth
Leaven Jackron
Brooklanven
Jackton
Aetwookmaver
Twain
Jackeon
Cease
Irelail
McComb City
Brook
Inven
Canton
Wes Ffookhavon
Fron
Ravnumnund
Haziehurst
Crystal Springs
Alorghe
Bratioh Roads
Varn
Town and County News Roundup Notices
Miss Annie Hurst suffers with mumps and numerous social notes follow. Visitors to Meadville, Jackson, New Orleans, Terry, and Me Comb appear among residents. Layton takes possession of new quarters. Dr. Johnson erects an ornamental iron fence. and Mrs. Brennan enters the Flinch Club. Also mentions school trustees, bridal trip stops, and local business advertisements for Seavey’s Venetian ware and Woodcock Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hurst
J. R. Anderson
Meadville
Dowles
McComb Sun
McMillan
Fence
C. F. Bills
Jackson
D. HL. Johnson
New Orleans
B.A. Williamson
Little Son
Terry
Layton
Annie Brennan
Flinch Club
Jos
Juliet
J.J. Phillips
Sallie J. Hart
J. IL. Johnson
Escapee Green Case Recaptured. Returns to Penitentiary
Green Case, who escaped the penitentiary last December, was arrested at his wife's home in Jackson and returned to the penitentiary. He spoke of regret and vowed to reform, citing the difficulty of life on parole and the fear of arrest. The report notes his three prior escapes and that he will serve the remainder of an eighteen month sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesson
Green Case
Luther Anding
Anding & Wellman
Jackson
Anding
Green
Yesson Enterprise
the Clarion-Ledger
Rankin Farm
Oakley Hospital
Oakley
J. 5. Burns
Wesson Mills
Mississippi
Heuck
Leader
McCormick &Thompson
Supreme Court Delving Largest Land Case in Cosiah County
The Clarion Ledger notes affidavits and requisitions totaling two large boxes and a stenographer’s fee of $1,200 in a land case valued around 40 000. The press records I N Lamb versus E A Rowan from the Cosiah chancery court, now before the supreme court, described as the largest record yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
I. N. Lamb
E. A. Rowan
Chancery Court
Cosiah County
Seavey
Markoath
Public Roads Contractors Appeal to Lincoln County Readers
A letter from local road contractors criticizes the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors for how contracts are handled. They claim two years were promised to complete second class roads but payment delays and inspector actions harmed them. They accuse meetings of stalling, allege political motives, and urge voters to reconsider county leadership while defending their road work and demanding payment and release of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Montgomery
Brennan
Montgomery
Cough Remedy Claimed to Cure Prolonged Illness
Albert Evans and I P Williamson transmit a testimonial from H P Burbage of Greenville DC describing a four to five year cough that alarms him as the first stage of consumption. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, two bottles of the 25 cent size left him permanently cured, with sale noted at C Grufton Drog Ov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Burbage
Greenville
D.C
Chamberlain
C.P. Rayder
Patten M N.Y
Kulm
C. B. Grafton
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Fit Recovery for Ottawa Patient
Alfred Brown of 9% O'Connor Street Ottawa testifies after eight years of suffering from a painful illness that Paine's Celery Compound cured. He describes near-collapse, sleepless nights, cramps, cold sweats, and gradual improvement to restored health and appetite following the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brown
Paine
Edward E. Phelps
I. D
Phelps
Dominion of Canada
O'Connor St
Ottawa
Mr. Brown
Tate
Confederate Veterans meeting at Rye Haven Miss in 1903
The Sylvester Gwin Camp No. 285 of Confederate Veterans met at J B Daughtry's office in Rye Haven Mississippi on May 4 1903 at 1 pm. Officers elected for the year included Jno NM May as commander and A W Smith A M Summers W C Mason Z T Hosking and J B Daughtry as adjutant treasurer. Delegates and alternates to the New Orleans reunion were chosen with R R Applewhite Jno M May A v Summers A W Smith as delegates and J A Scarborough Z P Jones A d Martin Z T Hoskins as alternates. Mary Hoskins was elected sponsor for the reunion. The meeting adjourned subject to call of the commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
T. Hoskins
Z. W. Hoskins
J. B. Daughtry
Z. P. Jones
LC. R. R
Board of Supervisors
Lincoln County
Chancery
Legislature of
Mississippi
Vizis Jno
M. May
Alfred W. Smith
A. M. Summers
J. Martin
W. W. Davis
R. R. Applewlite
J.B. Daughtry
Pearlhaven Notes Mention Mill Upgrades and Local Events
Pearlhaven notes report Pearl River Lumber Co improving the plant with fire proof roof work and a new six inch water piping plan to yield a strong water system. The piece mentions a near fatal log accident, visits by Senator Money, and rising lumber output. It also notes local officials patrolling, a potential electric car line suggestion, a shooting in the negro quarters, and community remarks on residents and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl River Lumber Co
Louis Trotter
Louis
Senator Money
Mississippi
South
Rose
Blake
Marshal Bailey
Sonny Dickerson
John Smith
Smith
Laurie
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Tite
Jennie Chrisman
Albert McFadden
MeComb
J. Tl. Willoughby
Thurland
J.T. Nalty
Puliie School
K. IL. Wentworth
Dudley Jones
B. Jones
Con
Marrila Jr
Sunkaburg
Tle
J. W. Losse Tailoring Co
Mmes
F. H. Hartman
L. Parsons
Lena Rodgers
Pauline Hoskins
Eliza Daughtry
King’s Daughters
Vicksburg
Noah
W. Ramsey
Miazza
W. F. Jobes
EK. H. Easterling
A. C. Seavey & Sons
C. W. Crisler
Magnolaigh School
Nankins
Crisler
Watts
Storm
Brooklwyen Drug Co
U, Gratton Deng Co
Abshagen
Wm. Abshagen
Ayer
Aniirca
CO. Laswell
Colt
Ls&d
W. P. Hubert
OLD
BUCK
Masonic Temple
Price Drug CO
Grove
Price Drug Co,'s
Willamson and Evans
Albert Evans
I. P. Williamson
Alaim
Diamond
Burlington, Vt
Adele Priebatsch
Whitworth Female College
W. H. Penn
Sainer Mostress
Kodol
E. C. Dewitt ¢ Co
Chetan 3
Barton Deg Ca
Bk Ven Drutile Dive Company
Confederate Veterans
Pearlhaven Notes
Joseph Pominii
Stiijwater
Minn
Alex Tichard
C. B. Grafton Drug Co
Foley
Baukat
Mm Tive Ceu
Lima
Prion Drug Co
Illinois
Vicksburg National Park
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