The McComb City Enterprise du lieu suivant : McComb, Mississippi • 3

J. WHITE, I'rea. T. L. VEN ABLE Vicc'rH.

W. R. CASTON, Cashier KANSAS IS ARMING. 1 i i Klioofin; JXttrtty, THE ENTERPRISE THE i Ilailroad attdies repnireit, nod guaranteed hy T. Evans.

I'oi- K2enf4 McCOMB CITY to Last Monday evening Assistant Marshal F. M. Lea. having secured a warrant for the arrest of YVm. Naulj.f of selling whiskey, proeeed-ed to execute the warrant, aiid succeeded.

White on tbe way to tbe Null entered tbe jewelry establishment of Mr T. Wilson and Mr Lea finding the door locked behind Naul, proceeded mccomb CAPITAL, Docs a general Banking licits your account. One Dollar T. L. Venabl.

Dr. V. W. Iiobrrlson, 1 II. W.

Messrs Price aud Bricket called at tbe Enterprise ofilce and com plained that they tlioufini, an in justice had been done by publish- Fnrt.ri,,, ing their names in the Enterprise last "week as being participants in plained that they thoiifibt an in- tbo row at the Henley Hotise and gave us the following information regarding the the trouble. Flynn aud Johny Ilariison left the city to avoid appearing for trial Duncan aud Reynolds were found not guilty, O'Howd and lricket were fined and Price waived exam-iuation, and was placed under $500. bond to appear at tbe next feim of District Court. bavt- lli Both Populists find Republicans Organizing Military Companies. A telegram from Topeka, Rays the Populist Administration of Kansas is preparing for a complete overhauling of the State militia.

Every Republican officer will be discharged and -Populists nt in their places. There are more than one bund red commissioned officers in the servicivitieluding captains first and second lieutenants and regimental and brigade officers, wbo will have to go. Their places will be filled with trusty Populists, who will obey orders. The Populists' military forces are not to be confined to the Kansas National Guard, which has a membership limited to less than 1S0O men. but a military force of such magnitude as has never been seen in tbis country ex cept in time of war is being formed.

It is estimated that fully fifty-thousand Populists will be identified with this new movement. Men are drilling all over Kansas to day uot with guns thev have not got them yet, but' in the facings and marchings. They will be drilled with the guns when the are ready for them, -ine. mit uuus iiul pitmen lueui- no personal feeliug-i in this wonl.l like to know 'what gaiifeation or nil unlimited number rVlV of mititary companies and this is A farm of sixty acres, forty un-. .1 der cultivation, largo coufortab being done.

The people are vuience, out houses and all nee earnest. It is underst ood a move-! Ssary implements for fanning purulent is on foot looking to the for-J poses. One mile from Mimmii, two but condemn the whole 'affair on general principles, and equally blame all concerned. 1 iniu's JKComb on McComh and Summit road. For further particulars address Mrs Fred- cricks, Summit Miss.

Mr C. F. Davis, editor of iU Bloomfield, Iowa, Fanner, save UI can recomehd Chamberlain's "'ne fourteen years ago with much Cough remedy to all sutlers iti.sueeess, and conelmled to try it ROYA 3 'WARRANTED' HaaaTwrgie tllgfa Arm. -r Hat a fctf-iKtiiK 3Ntlle. liasaSIf-threadlngShnttlA.

If Ho Eqstal In Conitrucllonr Han a Mechanical Appumi las an Elejfnnt Fimsb. Hub a Perfect A justment, i IlasaPosttlvnTake-ap. Has Sfyllsb fnriiltaro. Mas More Good Sewfa does a Iarper Kanca of Oensral Wurl ttian any Sowing MaeUne Lu tbe World, THE ROYAL for point excellence, aod yon wm Lay no other. t- I ROYAL H.

CQBf Rackfcrd. III. r.iii!iiiiiiiii:i:iii:t!i;i!i:i:i:iii;isi!iiiii:Ki:i:i!iii:i:iii;tij:t::. KXJil -gam- E2t imwT mm CAN BE EASILY CURED BY COMPOUND SYRUP -Tf not cured may SeYe'iop Intcf I Asthma, BroBchitis of Consurr.ptlsn'. CURE GUARANTEES.

Sold by all DroBfiif. 'r 'COb. and SI.OO psr bottle. Tate netting Davis' WUdClierryfiTfe. For Aohet asd Pajna apply COLLINS RHEUMATIC RE LIZ? For Sate by A- Scard BUT TK5I2X SI THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, Send TEN cent3 to 2S Union tor our prli3 Luck," and win a ftaw Honrp Sewing Mach'm The New Home Sewing Machine Co ORANCE, MASS.

CW'C46q -ZZrZtf 'tiouia' FOR SALE BY au.ti Ths VMWsz. Seiisg Safe Co. I03 ELEVENTH: gt Louis, Mo, CRYSTAL LilS5 TlHOCt'HIW. Am D. B.

GIBSON, tr G-1 i 1 PM Has tbe exflttsive sale of these cel-ebratetl glasses.in McComb City. KELiXjAM 3IOOIIE, The only MHiirrfaturi" Opticians iu fie South, Atlanta C-sTFedtUers Hie uot suppliedjsritfi thfit tamons tATJIES Kecdtng a tonic, or ohiMrr-n that want bnlldln up. shoiiitt take nnmvs bitters. It Is piessfitit to take, cures Malaria, Indiges-' Hon. and Biliousness.

All keep 1 1 Sir. Milei Medical Elkhart, GetfTLF.MFN I never low an opportunity ttf Wcommend Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine to any I tm tmmm, ouaHHcted ith nervomi a r-Ti the assurance that it wiil iMt fc (1 i rxT i i wr eighteen monihuoifl iia witii vufti Sxuras. Sometimes be would Lara tive or six spaems in a single day. wt rmrO mht cins without BcncPiT: fiually our jiriiK.rtst rfooramendea 7 l)r, Miles' K- sioratlve Nor Cllj tL L3 WeWfl i and 1 could see that he rs BinrFiTts fwqm thc riitsr Dose.

eI three twttles, ana I aui happy to ty tl.ei child wait STNTI3ECY CURED. We r.fl other rr-wedy, ana liia cure la complete. lie is riS THOUSANDS )y healthy. Yoa are at liberty to use rsy name ia oumoiNa th.i psmst or this wONDtRruv ncMEOY. 8.

C. Heacos, AgontPactffc Expre: nastinea, Kebraslsa, April Cth. 1892. Dr. (V3iLesv NEpVine, KOST OEnTAIN CURB FOTl EEABACHE, NIUP-ALSIA, KES70TT3 TEOP-THATI0IT, EISSX3ESS, EPA25-S, XTES8, DTjLLKESS, ELLEti, end CPIUM H.3r duo on a rosfTiv'i i (ii a s'tt r.

TEV DR. KHZ PittS, 50 DOSES 23 CT3 or i -1 Tl- imi- Brno 'IfiSllTHaHKIKCf MM'" Catered McCom CMy Pt Office fcocond-C'la Wail Mttera Ofllpe on K. Avrnne opposite R. It. SATURDAY MAR.

4 1802, TIME TABLE. ILLINOIS CENTRAL ft. R. CO, Tafcinff Effoct Dec 11th. 1892.

G0IKO fiOtlTU. Mail, 4:25 P. m. Kn. 3.

N. O. Limited 4:15 a No. 25, Local Pufsenger P. GOIKO NOBTH.

No: 66. Mali m. No. 4. CliicKt Limitl, 2:35 p.

m. No. Fust Majl, ....10:01 M. LOCAL NEWS. We are sorry to learn of tbe severe illness of Dr 11 Quin.

Our bank is doing a flourishing business. If you vant a fl rut-class meal orlnncb, goto the Biasile notel? opposite the depot. Miss B. Whittington of Liberty-is visiting ber sister Mrs Lee Cot ton. Have you paid your subscription to tbis paper? If not, why uolf Any one caving' a suit of rooms; to rent, can find an occupant by applying at tbis office.

'Subscriber" you will not see your Whitestown Dots in print until your real name is signed to your wouderful productions. Mrs Wui Keedv of Wellnian Miss, was in McComb Monday and Tuesday visiting friends and rela tive. Mrs nines Fly tin, we are glad to leain Is now greatly improving after a severe illness of several days, Dr II Spence of Crystal Springs was a visitor to our town Tuesday tbe guest of Dr Itobertson. Tbe beautiful and accomplished Miss Lizzie Swift of Jackson, wbo lias been visiting Miss Lee Gibson, bus returned to ber home. Miss Annie Suiitb one.

of Wesson's belles has returned to ber benio after a pleasant visit to ber aunt, Mrs VauZant. Mr. Jim Skuce of Oaxaca Mex is mingling with our citizens this week, the guest of Mr. John Ken uedy. all memorials less than twenty lines free, and that all over twenty lities are charged for at tbe rate of cents per line.

Cards have been issued for tbe marriage of' Miss Sarah M. Britt-to Mr Cbas. E. McLean, on Wednes day March 8tb, at 8 o'clock at tbe M. B.

Church Sooth. wishing to make 823.00 per week doing "writing at their own homes, address enclosing jtamp, Miss Louis Fairfield, South Ufid, I ml. 6m. Ron. J.

U. Price oi Magnolia visited our town "Wednesday and made an able argument before MayorQnin in defen-c of Wm Naul and J. I. Martin who were on trial for selling liquor. Mr S1 Blocb of Summit is on a visit to Washington to witnesstbe inauguration of Pres.

Cleveland, after which he will visit New York 1o lay in a stock ot goods for the adore formerly occupied by II Ilil-lor Co. Mr Bloch is a patron of this paper aud is an advocate of printers ink. We notice that our citizens in compliance with the ordinance re. lative to banqbets are greatly benefiting their homes and adding to the beantv and comfort of the town by putting their banquets in first class order. This is as it should be, and will undoubtedly ttdd to tbe value of the property.

Mr John Kennedy who has been on a visit to Oaxaca Mexico for several years is now mingling with old friends in McComb. Mr. Keu-nedy is tbe second oldest son ot our popular townsman Mr. C. Ken nedy.

Ilia broad "sombrero' is qnite a novelty to many of our people. Mr Tom Martin of. Summit Has also returned to tbe States. We have executed a large amount of job work tbis week for different places along tbe road, Tbis is proof that our work and our prices compare with any other section of tbe South. One gentleman told us that our prices for the same quality of goods were even cheaper than Atlanta or New Orleans and our work equally as neat.

On last Tuesday Morning Mr. and Mrs IX Barrows left via New Orleans for Sacramento, Cal. where they will make their future home. Mr Barrows has been in tbe shoe business here for several years, and has made a host of admiring frient's whose good wishes follow him to his new home. WTe sincerely regret to loose Mr.

Bar rows as a public spirited citizen. Mrs Barrows is a daughter of tbe Bev. A. Munn and will bo sadly missed from tbe church and sever al ot tbe ladies' societies of which tthewas an active and energetic 1 member. SANK, cmj MISS.

ami collection busines, and Wrcceive deposits of uudjupwante so T.i iilAirri T. Wliitc, Goo. M. Go van. Job' vni, A hale old man, Mr Js, Wilson Allen Springs, who is over 1 -ol Ray: nave in many medi- i Kom" of excellent qualities: it djf) fl tt would so completelv do all ears ol nee.

iit i.o,r. tt is elaiiiii'il (.. it i Inilera and Diarrhea Ril.cdy.: wtmlv a wonderful lit sai V)y iyr iit Gib mi ilwriliV TP. trfvironluVd wit'h'iheuiiiatisin and tUi si number of dilferent it-me- Vm bur said none of them seemed li to hi in aliv good, but fiually he ptIiold of one speedily enred him. ieBiis much ideased with it.

ami f'Jriui-u-thar nflieis ximilarlv nf. U' remedy was that cured' him. II states lor tho benefit of the pfldic that it is called Chamlvr-l ii's Pain Balm. For sale by D. Gibson.

ml Mr Albert Favorite, of Arkan- Clty, wishes to give our atiers the benefit ot ins exoer nee with colds, lie says; "1 con- tcted a cold early last spring iat settled oh my lungs', and had irdlv recovered Irom it when I fiught another that hung on all minier and left 'me with a hack- ig cough whichT thought 1 never get rid of. I had used f'baiiiberlain's Cough Remedy again. When! had got through one bottle mv cough had 'Jeff me and I have never suffered with a cough or cold, since. 1 have rec- mmended ft to others, and all peak well of 50 cent bottles fur sale by 1). li.

Gibson. ml Botanic Wood Balm (H B) has cured hundreds of eases of Scrofula, Eczema and other contagious blood diseasesaffernther treatment bad been tiied and failed. You do yourself ami family great injustice unless you give this exeei ent remedy a trial. Semi to Blood Balm Atlanta Ga. for illustrated "Book of Wonders" tilled ith let-letters from persons cured by B.

I1A-SGEKS SALE. 1 will olfiT for salo at tli Court llimvtt in ef tlie KI RST ON IA IN" A KC1I 1893. to tlio It'tiliect biibler for cash, tins following No. 30 One red and white spotted heifer unmarked, alvmt one year old, appraised by P. O.

Corn-beck and Jack Strayhau at 2,50 D-c loth No. 31 One red and white pid-e'd heifer bite breast and legs, about one year obi no marks or brands. Appraised by P. O. ('orn-licck and -laek ban at Dec 13th 1892.

No. 33 A cow hikI cnl'. Con- itbont icn or twvlve veiirmilil, ami lil.iek sittfl marked v. itli smirtli ri'j ill'tlio tijiM car. No nd.

Tin; iilnjntsix innntlm oltl. liiill. un m.ii'k.-, lr.iMiln, .1. If and Joe Stc-vcus at Dec. 23.

ISD No. titi. )n! sorrel hornc. with wbito sad die Mini cofrar murks. Mi hand mid about 4 vara old.

by Lr. The I'Htrar was taken tip hy Sealiorn Lane, Iist Xo. I aii.l by Lini bt-tore li. H. MAY.

Coroner and Kanuer Xo. 31 A dark I rown nx. marked wifka rrn off the ear. abosit years iip-pruiH iil lv Hoiiert A ndrews and II Carroll at -SUi. 1S.13.

The above e.stra.v Wan taken tip hy J. D. Karnhaiii. Jr. 1 it N'o.

4, and strayed ly' him hetore It. H. Mav. Coroi er and Kanger of I'ike county. Jan, IcSit.l.

a pale red eow with ft lltllo brindie about the head, marked nitli erojr. nilt anl uiidcrldt in each ea about ix yearn Appraised by W. C.itliu nf Juo. ThoTr-jison at 7 Pit Jan. 31st.

IH-Ki. The abovs esrray was taken up by Juo. T. Uee.ves" lit. No 4, and strayed by hiui be-filo li.

H. May. Hanger, Jan. 31, 37 One eow about 7 or 8 years old. white im1 red riiit horn broken off" about fojir liiehi Irom" the hend: brand with a heart oil thr riht hip, marked with a erop riM ear anil swallow lork in the left, with one bull yearling about li years old.

No mark or ln'iuid The eow was appraised at l( Ot) and the yeiuling at $1.00 hv Win KniKlei-nnd Drew Undoes. Keb. 13, The estrays were, taken up by (ieo rj. Afartin, Dist. 5 aud st raved by him before tl.

1. Cuui a Justice, of the Peace of eaid ii. iuul a justice, oi Diatt ilth 183- a id. Mw or ft nei-K an-i lees ana re.i simt on ea-h hip: marked with swallow fork in eaeh ear- Apiu'aised by D. C.

Oreer Th above wtray taken Pp r. elder Mini sirayt-u ueiore it li Miiv. Knnger, Feb. II, 181)3; 40 One heifer aimnt 4 years Idaek and white spots, 111UI3-. iuarked with a erop in lelt ear.

and overslope in ris''f. Appraised by U. C. Holmes and James Hemphill at $ti. The above est ray was tnketi up by C( M.

Oartimin and strayed by hiiu befoie li. li. May, Kanger, Feb. 4, lb'J3. Ytu can get your money back, if after fair trial, you are not pleased wilh Dr Tichenors Antiseptic.

mm Powder. No Ammonia; No Alura. 40 Years the Standard." A shooting took place early Sunday morning at Jackson Whit Reid, a young man 20 years old, shot a negro porter in the arm. Tbo porter abused him and knocked him down, when Held shot him; The negro has left the 'Reid vaiM justified in the shooting. OSYKA MISS.

It was cur pleasure to visit Ihe prosperous little city of Osyka last Monday. Osyka is keeping np with that march improvement which has been so conspicuous along the Southern division of the I. C. R. the past year, A little over a year ago this little city was visited by a ver3T ties-true tive lire, ami a large portion of the business portion of town was totally destroyed.

The energetic people of this place once set to work to rebuild and today the town is more prosperous than ever before. 'IM. 1. Ams imewesis are oj considerable impoi lance and sever al thousand bales ot cotton are shipped annually. The lumber and brick industries are also ofgreat importance and are prosperous; budieds of cai loads of this mater-.

ial are shipped every year. The town official are public spirited, and constantly' work for the advancement, and prosperity of tbe town. There are aood school and churches and everylhing to make the town in its present prosperity. i le tolw. Wet weather at.

present. Mr Wm. Burkhalte'r ot Frank-Iington La and nncb nf Mrs 2'. IV Johnson, has been visiting her for the past few days'. Mr L.

W. Sartin of McComb was among the visitors Sunday. Mr Jas Andrews, our town, paid his parents near Tangipahoa church a visit Sunday. Mr C. Mcl'hersou spent Sunday and Monday visiting friends and relatives in Wesson.

Miss Mollie Andrews visited Miss Rdna Johnson Sunday. Her sweet smiling presence is always welcome. Mr McKinnry of Whites-town but wfio has been absent in Meridian for the past few months paid our town 'a visit last Monday. Peach tiees are in full bloom and assures us that harvest time is uot always oil. IlEPOTU'iiU.

'3'o 13 E'ii i-ttiM. Owing he late fire 1 will answer night calls from my bfiicc at all hours. W. i TjATLIN, M. A SPECIAL OFFER.

For a club of five subscribers pai in advance we will jive the person getting up the dub, Taimages" life of Christ entitled "Fron Manger to Throne'. This book is bandsomrly bound, over -10') illustrations, G50 pages, large clear type and retails for '3 50. Tlse book can be seen at 1 his office. It is a prize tf Ytu ran ge- your money hack if alter fair (ri you aie not ph ased with Dr Tichenors Antiseptic, tf. 1 fit 'rtGEXGY KEPIlf.sEXTING rj! ra INSURANCE tedd s2aV COMPANY Of Hart ford Conn.

GiiEE.vwiM mam. eo, OF YORK. Residences Esisecinlly Solicited. JVotice it' Ciibitcat iosi. Land Otace at Jaeksnn, Mar.

.4, 1-95 Notice is hereby given that, the following tiatireii- Netlier lias tiled notice of his inteiitiou to make final proof in support of his claim, aiin said proof will be made before Circuit Clerk of Pike county at May. tf ia J.liss., on April V2, li-93 viz Wiiliam Walker, Homestead No 2t3(D for the feKJ SEi Sec 20 aud XEJ NEJ Sec 2'J 2.N li J) 1 1 i tl provtt-bit coutiunous residence upon ami cultivation of Said laud, viz; Ii JStatham Stathiim, Lejritett, John Ler-irfitt iill of Iluliuesville P. Piko Miss, IIEXK? KEKNAGHAN, liefeister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud OtJie ni Jackson Miss.

Feb. 25 lW Notice is hereby given th: the following named settler has filed notice of is intention to make final proof in support his claim and that said proof will be. made before the Circuit Clerk of Piko county at Macceolia Miss, on Apiill, 8 ISU3. viz, Jaii.es W. Slaviu, 31 9 18144 tbe XE St'' lie names the following witnesses' to prove Inn contimions residence' upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: I).

M- Pound. I. Frank Pound, all of Magnolia P. O. Pike county Miss.

Hh-SKY Kkknaghaw. Rejriftter EPSTEIN. it KJ LI 1 lK it DEALERS IN GENERAL, Jf AIN EiTREET, jMcUoiub ity Mi in -p nn is mi: ia a A five room residetco cotrven- lent to. the Apjdy at- this oil ice. Furnished rooms to rent, ply to Mrs t), Hihbert, If your watches need repairing go to T- D.

Evens, iKpstcinViT Watches at 2.3 per cent, less than others are selling at, Evans, at Epstein's store. For Onion sets garden seed etc go to (iibsous. New stock just received. If jou want to save 1110 nor go tt (ratlin's Grocery and leave your orders. Mr IX, 13 vans makes, a specialty of watch repairing.

V. P. Mixon m'selling'. groceries cheaper than the cheapest. Don't fail to price grocerfes a( Gatlin's before going elsewhere.

Take your fine time pieces to T. D. Evans at Epsteins store if yon want them put in tip top order. Don't fail to call on T. D.

Evans at Epsteins store-if 5ou want watch, clock, or tiny kind of jewelry repaired. rMany persons who owe the In teriinse are overlooking tbe mat ter, It i to be hoped that pprson 4leht'to' the J.5nf prise win make.it a special point to settle at once, Write lo DI.mil Halm' Co. Atlanta for "li.jokot Won Jots' sent i'i ee. Pcf illv i'i- ifc -gp-d for healing Wrinrids. Burns, n-other injuiies.

Something reli ible Dr. Ticliea-nors" t' Several good building lots in; suitable locality fur residences. Apply to this office, in is making" the grocer;" busiucss a specialty, 'and alwavt has everything fiesh and at tne lowest market price. Pekin Duck Fggs from 10 pound females, best Eastern stoek and unexcelled in the South, at Sl.O" ter tlfiz. Mi red Plvmouth Ttock, $1.00 a setting.

E. Tl. I'ALMEii, McComb City. Editor Magnolii Gazette Dili yon ever know any one to use Dr. Tichenors Antiseptic, and refuse to recommend- it to his friend? tl McComb, Jan.

19, My customer are well pleased with Dr, Tiehenor's Antiseplic. and use it very extensively forcrams. colic, cuts, bruises etc. I have good sale for it. J.

J. White. Dan't snfFer with that, painful wound. Dr. Tichenors Antiseptic will relieve the pain hnl heal it he fore you know it.

Only fifty ceirs at druggists. If- Go to Gatlin's A II goods fiesh. Ji Try his canned gootls 00k well ar his prices. I t. will pay you to buy of him.

New stock ai ways oil hand. Sare money by buying at Giitliii. "Magnolia, Jan IS, '1)3. I cheerfully recommend Dr. Tiehenor's Antiseptic as a splendid remedy for Bums, Bruises sprains etc.

A good safe family Medicine D. ITufp, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Safe, Bed Room Set and other household fi ruiture for sale. II. M. Marrows- FLOWKH I03S.

The largest stock of plain and oriiameiiti'd flower pots hanging baskets etc over brought to Mc will be found at Beard's Drug tore at from ten to fifty-cents each, NOTICE. All parties indebted to -mo for past services will come forward and make arrangements for settlement of as I will proceed to collect by distress ufter April 1st. W. ATLIT5F, M. D.

Having just closed out my entire- stock of coods with inti-ntion of retireing from bm 'ns 1 resi'ect-full request those who are indebted to mo to please come forward md settle at once. All bills uot settled by tho 1'oth will be turned over to other parties for collection. Respectfully, Mrs. M. E.

Brown. MOTIVE. We respectfully request all who are indebted to us to call at once and settle. All accounts must be settled monthly. 'm Respectfully ItOBtNSOM WllITlS.

Jk'vi' Sale. A first class square. piano, excellent tone, and as good as new, at very reasonable price. Address this ofliee tl NOTiCK FOR 1'lTHLICATIOy. Land Ollico nt, Vl'ss.

I1. IS. Notice is lipniby tliut iha fullowi.ip 11ftine.1l settlor lia.s tHi iiotii-e oi liis iii ien to inr.Ue final iiroof in support ot his elaii'i iiDtltlin-t sail proot will Iw iuji.Ih hclb.e rl-firpnit flcrk of I'ike county nt Mif. 011 AprilS. 1W3.

viz; l. lolm son, Homestiiia Xo for SK.Ni:i Pee. 33 SWi ami SW SVt See. 3i Ii X. It.

til, E. lid naiMCi the Witneson to prove his ettotiniiotr rei.Un- upon antl i. lion ol'. Httiil viz: J. L.

KiiMhsng, N. 14nshiu. ke -v l-eroy nil of Tjinrtowii 1. tl I'ike eoimly il'liNUi' KliKNAGIIAN. IleiriKter.

Children Cry for Piirs CastorW through Holmes Bros store and as be arrived in tbo back yard be saw Naul going out tbe back gate leading to the alley. The Marshal called to Naul to gtop but as be did not stop, Lea fired oil' bis pistol directing bis aim at tbe gate. The ball struck a picket and glanced to one side, striking JVIr Naul in the back inflicting slight bruise. Mr 1 Martin was arrested a few minutes later on a similar charge. Tbe trial of the two men took place on Wednesday, before just ice Quin and were fined each $2..00 aud costs.

On the charge against the City Ordinance an appeal was taken. Three can be brougbt against a man for selling whiskey in McComb, one by the town, one by tbe State, and one by the United States Marshal provided tbe dealer has rev enue license. It these three charges are brought against a man be will have enough business in court to keep him occupied for hilly a year. IIf Tapped Xlte Til. Charlie Durant a negro porter employed at the depot tlexterioits-ly extracted about 110.00 from the' drawer at the depot and last Monday was given free board in Marshal.

Cable's About $70.00 has been aeeounted for, which the thief acknowledges hav ing taken, lie win prouaoiy wear stripes before be is done with the case. At tbo Methodist Parsonage by Rev. M. L. Burton, Tuesday, Feb 28th at 8:30 a.

m. Mr. J. Holmes and Miss Jessie I. God-bold, both of Summit- BONNEY DANIEL- In Washington City, D.

C. on Tuesday Feb. 21 1S93, at the First Baptist church parsonage, by the Kev Cbas, A Stakely, Mr Clarence Bouncy, of Summit Miss and Miss Hattie Daniel, of New Orleans. No cards- Death ofJlr. John II.

Mill. Mr. John B. Mills died tbis morn ing at o'clock at the residence of Mr. W.

II. Stowers, in this city, after an illness of about two weeks His death was unexpected, as up to yesterday, be seemed to be improving until a change took place last night for the worse. Had be lived to August next be would have been 28 years old. Mr Mills was formerly from Summit where bis remains will be taken on the 4:30 p. m.

train. His father and mother were with him. also his wife of only three, mouths, was a sister of Mr J. F. Battaileof this city.

Tbe deceased was a most exemplary young man and had the promise of a blight future; for some mouths past he has had charge of the Stowers Piano and Music Company of tbis citv. He is a member of lie Leon Lot ice No 40 K. of P. at Summit, and al so a member ot the Knights ot Honor. A delegation ot the Or ders will escort the remains to the train.

Another sad feature of tbis bereavement is tbe serious illness of Mrs Mills, his mother, who came to tbe bedside of her dying son. Vickburg Post. Another JVlui lei- In Pike. vMinam life irrm what we can learn went to tbe bouse ot Frank Tarver last Saturday night to attend a dance. Tarver lived about 1 miles East ot Cuatawa at a saw mill, and Lee bad been at work at the mill for several weeks and cot a urn to me uance.

nm conduct did not please Taver and he was ordered out'ofthe bouse. To eject him creatd quite a scuffle aud as Tarver pushed hitn out the door he turned and fired, the bait tak-iug effect in Tarver's abdomnen causing death a few moments afterward. Lee left for parts unknown. JAIL BURNED. A Prisoner Burned to a Crisp This morning about an alarm of tire was sounded, aud it was soon discovered that the in side of the jail building was a mass of flames.

Cbas Durant a negro wbo was in the jail was burned to a crisp before assistance could be had. The wind was blowing a gale and If. ia fortunate the town was not burned up. Richard iin who has been absent in Houston Tex. for several months returned home yesterday to tho delight of his many friends Our city now is a city of flowers the orchards and fl iwer beds are clothed in various hues, and tin air is fragrant with their perfume.

colds and croup. I have used in in my family for the past two years and have found it the Itst 1 ever used for the purposes for which it is intended, 50 cent bottles for sale by D. B. Gibson. In, NEW STOCK-We haye just received a larjv stock of stationery direct frcii Manufacturers.

Job woik is ok-forte ami if you are in need of anything in this line, do uot fail give us a call. Our work is firn class aud our prices are tbe sainj as at New Orleans. Kinnard Son. Towaligi Ga. writes; "one of of our neighbors has been suffering from catarrh for several years, whit-h rcsisttd all treatment ami medincinn assorted to.

CATAURU. We finely incb ced him to try the efilea-y of B. I Ii. and wa soon A-Hghteu with an improvement, to contiui ed its use, and was cur'd sound well." Summit Miss Jan'y 19 183 I very Cheerfully recomend Tr Tichenors Antiseptic as a good and reliable medineine for its claims. J.

C. Stokm, (mer.) One of onr patrons felt benefitted by using our ci-lums to advertise his business writes and encloses us the. following- wish, which is rather lively we imagine, lie says "may your future bu as lively as a cat on hot bricks." Messrs Wallace, Rasbach, and Charley Gibson, are visitors to tbe Crescent City this week. Summit Miss Jan'y, 19 '92, I heartily endorse Dr Tichenors Anciseptie as a good, reliable Med-iuciue for the purpose intended. Ben Ilil born.

(Agt. At Vicksburg Miss Feb. 20th 1893 John B. Mills, Aged 28 years, months and 8 days. Johny Mills as be was familiarly called by bis school mates and ae qnnintances, at Summit was tlje eldest son of Capt.

John II. Mills. Johnny was a good conscientious friend, an obedient son, a loving brother and a devoted husband. was in all respects a geutlemaii, a and a trusty knigbtl lie was a member of De Leon i.i vr att i lodge No. 40 of star i0(ffe -i I'C- tr -r-r I 1UUJ oi ii.

Hnrl tl .,) matron of a military department of the Farmers Alliance, undt which all of these inpependent militaries will be organized. The industrial Legion is to be the political part of the Alliance and tbe Military Legion will be the uniform rank of the alliance, Summit Miss Jan'y 19 '93. Dr Tichenors Anteseptic relieved me of a very severe case of cramp colic. It is a spiendid remedy, also, for any of wounds Burns, Kloppeuburg. Rev.

Juo K. Karcherof Philadel' phia, Pa, preached an excellent sermon at the Episcopal church here last Thursday night, lie also preached at Chrisfs' church Summit; on Friday night. Dr Tichenors Antiseptic is sale by all Druggists at 50 cts ier bottle. Those kind friends who have so often assisted the editor with Jiocal news, have been sadly missed dur ing tbe last Jew weeks. Don't be backward, put the names of your friends hi the paper.

Say friend did you ever try Dr Tichenors Anteseptic, if not yon should do so at once. You will be pleased with if. For healing heh wounds on man or beast, Dr litheuors Antiseptic has no equal Mr. A. T.

Lyle, who' has been a member of the firm of Tenable Lyle Co has sold his interest in the above establishment and yesterday evening tlepar ted with his wife for Fort Worth, Texas, Air and Mrs Lyle have made many friends in McComb, who regret ex ceedingly to see them depart. A happy and prosperous home in the Lone Star State isr tbe earnest wish ot their friends here. Something reliab'e, Dr Tichenors Anteseptic, it pleases every body. Did you ever know, any one to use Dr Tichenors Antiseptic, and refuse to recommend ill The dance given on last Tuesday evening by the Jr Social Club in honor of that charming little lady of Jackson Miss Miss Lizzie Swift was quite the success of the season Early in the evening tbo young people begon to arrive at tbe residence of Air and Mrs It Ras-back who so kindly donated their little home to their pleasure wliete dancing and refreshments were indulged until a late hour. McComb Miss Jan'y 20 '03.

I have used Dr Ticheuors Antiseptic for a number of years and can heartily recommend it as a good and reliable Medicciue. For wounds, burns I know of nothing equal to it. A Cukrie. Pro Hotel. Mrs Hayden and her little son Basileof New York are visiting their mother Mrs Ford.

Bas- ile is having a good time with his pony, McComb Miss Jan'y 20 '93, I have found Or Tichenors Antiseptic good for sprained ankle. W. R. CASTON. Mrs II Boone of Salisbury was on a visit to.

friends in, McComb tbis week. Mrs Boone 'says she can't do without the Enterprise ami very properly called and subscribed. We respectfully direct attention to the advertisement in another column of Mr. A. J.

Whitwortli New Orleans La. Mr Whitwortli Is welt known in and around McComb aud all those who deal with him can rest assured that be will give full value for jour money. 1l.rloi-. 't bnxmi, with red calf wut.ovo w.s uauiiuiv, H) Hays Apprised by Thom- eral services took place from tlid Rt ik. rt 1 "The alioye rstiay was taken up br VV.

T. Church at 2:30 p. m. A large. COIli MeFadm.

Iih Dit. kinl struyed by him i lore li. May. Feb. It, course or sorrowing friends nud 39t.lB white steer relatives and members of lodges followed the remaius botl i tluj feuinmit cemetery, where be as gently laid to rest.

The Enterprise joins the community in tending heartfelt sympathies to th bereaved wife, parents and refc-i tives. Dr. 0. II. Otken paid tjV deceased a loving tribute at t' grave, and all left for their bomn confident that Johnny Mills wH safe in the keeping of his Savior! mm The only Pure Creain of Tart Used in Millions of Hoi mes Ai tjrt R-r Si j-a rj ffirva FJ i-4 r-i 1.

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