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I THE DAILY COMMERCIAL MERAT FRIDAY JULY 19 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEN Advertisements under this head tea per line for tirat insertion; sabsequent inse tions tive cents per line. FOR SALE. One of narole Tut counter, tine at four less to, than with one Italia fourth of original cost. Apply to Wright Bro hers. Je.41m* asoline stove, seven burners, used tort tune; can be bought cheap.

Addrop stove care Com uercial Herald. 0n 001 Cherry aad peep streets. Apply at this office. 190 FOR SALE OR RENT. residence.

South Washington M. Searles. 199-1m WANTED dropsy sufferers. C'ure to of cases cailed hopeless. Book, testimonials and ten days Dropsy treat neit by mail.

Dr. Green Sons. A tania, (ia. Jy lt-3t room by young man, with OF without board, convenient to business part citv. P.

0. Box 207. NEWS ITEMS. THE mandolin raft by Mine Gardiner was tied for by numbers 98 and 11. CHAN.

GROWS, popular and reliable dealer, at 214 Open wood street, offers bargains in chickens and eggs. See advertisement. OwING to the hot weather and to the salt that there "the no pressing business on band, adjourned meeting of the city council which was appointed for last night, was again postponed until Monday nigbt. THE professional card of Dr. J.

Waldauer, physician and, surgeon, be found in another place. Dr. Waldauer, who has attained bigh repute in practice in Greenville, now located in this city and has bis off re at Kiog drugstore. THE Warner Searles Co's. cool, thin clothing is the very thing for this excessively bot weath er.

Why swelter beneath heavy derwear, ill-Atting perbape, when articles exactly adapted to the season's requirement await you at this fashionable house? GH some oversight or error, rographical or otherwise, the failed to state that in the event of Mayor Jas. W. Powell's not having majority of the votes cast, the race for magistrate wu'd be ran over by the leading contestants, himself and M. -4t-. Loewenberg, Little and Dabuey.

This, however, was a aelf. eviden! proposition, as the executive tire bad aince decided. This Hot Weather 2.220 need of light weight Cluth 82. 0 NEGLIGE SHIRTS, Cooler TE. EA AM, Breezy NBOKWEAR.

VEN. A Hats, ail of which we have. back if you want it. WARNER BEARLES CO. Personal, Mr-.

V. A. Armetrong and children by the Valley route, this morning. for North Carolina. Walter Jolley, of Egremont, 1- it the city visiting relatives, dIr.

W. W. Willis, Mra. Hogan and Mianee Fiorence and Ethel Willi- were passengers over the Valley rote Wednesday fur Baltimore, Md. Mines Taliaferro and Winston, of Matebez, gueste of Mre.

Van Hook tor some time, retarned nome yesterday. Capt. James Diokine, of the I C. Hy-tem, was at The Carroll evening. A-i-tant General Passenger Agent W.

Aifred Kellond, of the Illinoia antral, arrived from his head- at New Orleana, last evening at The Carroll. Mr. 4r-c. Schaffer, accompanied by aunt and cousin, Miss Ida Lacher, parted by yesterday's Valley train Erino, to visit relatives. Mr.

A. Bloomensteil, formerly of ity, but now a reaident of West Eat Rouge, is in town and leaves morning for Port Gibson, to visit 'til. y. 'n A. Sterne and bride left XI, yesterday morning, 1 All remain there during the two weeka.

Hal McDowell, of Jackson, is The Carroll. J. L. Cheatham and Joo. V.

Heath, of Lasaquena county, are gistered at The Carroll. Capt. Smith, lately book keeper at Carroll and a general favorite urs, lied recently at Little Rock, Ark. Mr. A.

P. Mile, of the editorial 348 of the Memphis CommercialAppeal, was in the city last night made this office a vieit, which wa- much appreciated. He accom panted the party of home-seekers Ir In West, mentioned elsewhere. Beer I- fact becoming the article of this coontry, and there is such a great demand for it, it is a great temptation for brewers to brew a cheap article which is neither nourishing or health'ul. The American Brewing Company of St.

Loals makes the LOUIS A. B. O. BOHEMI.AN BOTTLED BEER brewed from the best barley and Bobemian hops. Try it once and you will use no other.

W. E. Beck Vicksburg, Wholesale Dealers, Agricultural P.antere from all over the county were in the city yesterday, in attendance upon the executive committee meeting, and all who could be seen and queried agreed in the statement that the cotton crop was poor everywhere. Excessive growth of weed and deficiency of fruit 00 the stalk WAS the universal cry. The same report comes from North Loalelana and the delta.

Corn bas also suffered by the long continued rains in many localities, having failed a to All out well. Planters from the fifth district of this county, where a considerable area was devoted to Louisiana sagar cane last year, say that most the stabble way destroyed by late frosts and that much of the seed -cane rotted. The limited acreage planted is looking well and there is reason to expect good crop of sorghum. Obickens and Bogs. The largest lot of chickens and eggs ever seen in the city is offered st cheap prices for cash.

Eggs two dozen 25 cente, larger quantities 10c. per dozen. OH AS. GROSS, 214 Open wood Street. Telephone 144.

1919-21 Do you want a delicious glase of beer with a beautiful amber color, delightful aroma of hope? It is sparkling as champagne. you do try the Br. LOUIS A. B. O.

BOHEMIAN BOTTLED BEER, brewed W. Amert can Brewing Company. B. Beck Vickeburg, Wholesale Deal- ers. Buy the best Pickled Beef, prepar.

ad by the PAbLOR MARKEt. POLITICAL. AFTERMATH OF THE PRIMARIES. The Executive Committee Meets and Declares the Results- -The Agony Over for Most Candidates but a Goodly Number Must Try It Over Again. The County Democratic Executive Committee assembled at the court house at 12:80 p.m., yesterday, pur: suant to adjournment, and was called to order by Chairman Murray F.

Smith. It was moved and carried that the committee proceed to receiv and amine the returos of the primary of July 16th, and declare the results. The roll Was then called and there being DO objection Mesare. Thos. Freeland, J.

L. Hyland and H. J. committee to examine and report OD Trowbridge were appointed no aubthe returns, in the presence of the committee. It was also agreed that in the ab seuce of any contest the tally-sheets should be accepted as conclusive evi: dence of the result, and that the names OD the ticket should be taken up in order.

A roll-call of the warde and districts had previously abowo that each was represented in the meeting. The toxes-aine in number -were then opened in order, beginning with the Firet Ward. After the Second Ward returns were read Mr. A. C.

Peatross object ed that the figures should be verified by an actual count of the votes. The chairman said he thought the tally-sheets were anquestionably cor rect, being made up in the presence of maoy witnesses. In the absence of specific objections be thougbt it was asking too mach of the committee that they should examine each and every ticket. Mr. Peatross rejoined that several voters at and at Oak Ridge, whence no votes were ed tor him, would make oath that they bad voted for bim.

He reserved the night to reDew hie objection at the proper time and this was recogaizad by general and tacit consent of tue committee-though some said--and this passed without contradiction, that in any case it would be requisite and necessary to make a recount of the legislative vote, and it had been already conceded that recount should he made in the case of magis trates of the drat or city district. When the fourth ward box seals were broken it was found that the tally-sheets were unsigned. This made a Reneation, but the failure to sign the sheets was regarded as an overgight and the sheets were accepted eubject to future objections, should occasion arise, and the count ceeded. Having examined the city tally sheets the returu- from the country districte were taken up, beginning with Brunswick, in the second trict. The count being completed a recess was taken to permit the eubcommittee to foot up the totals and it retired to an adjacent room for that purpose.

The had demonstrated that Mr. Peatroas had been misinformed as to being DO votes returned for him from wick and from Oak Ridge, as 4 were reported from the Brat and 6 from the second. The committee re-entered the courtroom at 2:10 p.m., when Chair. man Smith called the committee to order and the footings of the returns were announced. Senator Kiger was declared nominated, ad was T.

D. Marshall for A pater genator. When the count for representative was reached Mr. M. Dabney presented figures ing thet the bigbest vote cast was that for chancery clerk, following up thia by a tabulated statement of the vote in the case of other where only a single pereon was wu be nominated.

He suggested that the vote for chancery elerk be taken 88 8 basie this suggestion was made to the committee by Chairman Smith, who thought the proposition eminently fair. Mr. E. L. Brien, 88 a member of the committee, he explained, and not a8 a candidate since in no event could he be in the second race, he said, objected to this method.

Mr. Dubney said in reply that any candidate who got more than half of 1,466 votes, the namber cast for chancery clerk, certainly nominated, and that therefore thie vote was sale basis. This W48 embodied as a motion and being seconded came up for further debate aud explanation. Mr. W.

L. Trowbridge argued in support of an amendment that each nominee must have a jority of the voles cast and that this should apply to all candidates. This was embodied la a motion, but Mr. Brien renewed bis objection and advocated counting the number of persons marked 00 the a8 voted. Thie, he said, would take very little time.

The motion was then put and carried, and under the rule Mesera, Geo. Anderson and J. W. Collier, were declared the party nominees for the legislature, and that second ballot be taken in the Auguet 1 primary in the cases of Mesare. M.

M. Hooker and Obas. Ehrman. There being no choice for Sherif, Mesara. H- broo and Hopper, the leading candidates, were appointed to run at the second primary.

Mr. J. D. Laugblin was declared nominated chancery clerk. The vote for circuit clerk was taken up and upon a motion that the race be run over again by Mesers.

Mann and Brennan, the leading candidates, Mr. Mano rose and sabmitted a copy of a letter which be bad sent to Mr. Brennan which substantially alleged be and Mr. Brennan had agreed that the one receiving a plurality of votes at the first primary should be considered nominated. He asked the committee to send for Mr.

BrenDaD, and upon motion the chair sppointed a committee to wait 00 Mr. Brennan and solicit his attendance, but that gentleman tered at this moment, and apon the letter being read to bim said in Awarded Mighest Honors- World's Pals PRICES BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A Ammonia, Grape Cream Alum of or any Tartar other Powder. ad 19 YEARS THE STANDARIA substance that the agreement between him and Mr. Mann WAB tingeat upon the approval of Mr.

Fitzbugh, at that time candidate for circuit clerk. Mr. Fitsbugh had failed to concur in the agree ment, so it was ot non -effect. Mr. Mana, upon this explanation, said subetantially that he understood the agreement to affect no one bat himself and Mr.

Brennan, and that Mr. Fitzhugh was not a party to its terms. The committee decided that the question should be relegated to the people, so Messrs. Mano and BrenDan will run again. This incident passed without comment and withont acer.

bity 00 the part of either candi. date. The retaros for treasurer were sidered and Mr. Geo. P.

La Barre declared nominated. For the assessorebip, Martin and Reid are to run again, and for corover, M. J. Wizz ard and itt Cook. It was decided that the following were members elect of the executive committee from the county at large: B.

G. Kiger, W. L. Trowbridge and W. J.

Voller. Later to the session, Mr. 8. C. gan was declared the city nominee for the board of supervisor.

He had no oppoeition. A basis upon which to estimate the city vote for Candidates was the next desideratum, and the Varinas votes Cast for candidates for off where only one person was to be nominated being compared, it appeared that the maximum vote Cast in the frat, or city district, was that cast for chancery clerk 976, and it was agreed that candidates receiving in excess of 489 votes be declared nominated. 0a this basie, Gen. E. 8.

Butts and Mr. MarrayF. Smith were declared elected to the executive committee, and it was further moved that the four leading candidates for magistrate should ran agaio, since two are to be elected. The former objections were renewed by Mr. C.

L. Brien, who beld that the committee's method was illegal, but the motion was put and carried and it was decided that Messre. Powell, Loewenberg, Littie and J. B. Dabney should run agaia.

It was also agreed that a plurality abould nominate and Meere. Powell, Little and Dabney having agreed to this, and the chairman pledging Mr. consent to this agreement, the motion was carried. Felix Henderson was declared the nominee for constable, which eladed the list of Firet District off. cers.

The remaining were then taken under consideration. It WAS objected that Pleas. Crosby was a Degro and that negroes were not entitled to take part in the election, but the committee considered that this only applied to voters and not to dates. The following results were declared in the Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth districts: Second District -Members exec utive committee, W. G.

Kiger, Thos. H. Jet'; for supervisor, Ulyde Seott; for magistrates, Juba caddy and P.eas. Orosby, with F. M.

Hall and E. Lue to rue agaio; constable, Thus. Tucker. Third District -Executive tee, J. Hyland and Thot.

F. ea land; G. Goodrum and Judge H. F. Simrall to run again tor visor; Robt.

Petit, W. 8. Lovell and W. H. Maples nominated for mag.

letrates; H. Hemphill and Rutae Muirbead to raa agaio 1 for constable. Fourth District W. D. Cook and E.

P. Goff elected to the ecative committee; J. 8. Crouch and Geo. R.

Hawking to ruo again for supervisor; L. Brien, nominated and J. F. Riley and B. B.

Bowie to ran again for the magistracy; F. W. Beaumann nominated constabie. Fifth District- W. B.

Black nomidated for supervisor, James Foes it and A. K. Hall elected to the execu B. E. Griff a nominated for the mative committee.

a James Pender and gistracy. Constable, no candidate running. This completed the committee's work and an adjournment Was had until Auguet 8rd, after which man Smith bad signed the tabulated statement of the resalte. The old executive committee will give place to the new one that date. AdJourament was had about 3 p.m.

Ag at the Brat election, Clerk A. J. Trowbridge is charged with the duty of having the ballots printed. The following is the membership of the new executive committee: At-Large, W. L.

Trowbridge, W. J. Voller, B. G. Kiger; First District, Murray F.

Suito, E. 8. Butte; Sec ond District, W. G. Kiger, H.

Jett; Third District, J. Hyland, Thos. Freeland; Fourth District, W. D. Cook, E.

P. Goft; Fifth District, James A. K. Hall. The proposition of the objectors who wanted the Dames marked on the poll-booke used as 8 basis for eatimating the majorities, was that much scratching had been done and on this accouat the vote for any given office was nocriterion of the number of lots.

In support of this they stated that at one box, where the highest vote cast to All any office was 128, coat showed that acourd. ing to the poll-booke 186 persone had actually voted. It bad been quite generally believ. ed that in the race for the city magistracy ex- Mayor Powell was 8 winner on the first ballot, but ander the rule adopted it appeared that be was siderably short of receiving a ty of the highest vote Cast in the election, as 489 was required and he had only 458. This necessitates the second race tor which be, a and Mesera.

Loewenberg, Little and Dabney ate the entries. Hunters from the West. Mr. P. G.

White, traveling, paean get agent of the Valley route; and Meesre. J. T. Edwards and La. Johp Butler, of the Valley route land arrived from the delta last evening, with 8 party of tourists from the Northwest, who been looking at the try.

The Western vieitors, today for New Orleans and diate pointe on the road, ape will visit Alabama before returning give the delta a second inspection. Among ite members are W. F. Carter, Eli Cole, J. A.

Glace, David Tolles and J. J. Lane, of Olay Centre, who are with the duty of selecting a location for a considerable number of Kansas farmers. They are greatly pleased with what they have seen of the delta, which has corrected many false impressions under which they, in common with other era people had been laboring, ae for instance for that the South was not a country favorable to log, and that it was unhealthtulanimad versions sufficiently dicted by the aleck herds which they saw everywhere and by the robust appearance of the people. Moreover, they were delighted with the Mae crop outlook.

Bike' Reception. Vicksburg Lodge No. 96, B. P. 0.

gave another of Its coptions to ite indy friende 19g, from 6 to 8 Among the Many Adrantages Obtained by sing Gas as'a Fuel are QUICKNESS, RELIABILITY AND COMFORT, A Trial Will Cenrince You of this fact. Gas Stoves For Sale By GAS CO. Mass Meeting. There will be a mass meeting of colored citizens at the court- house this evening at 8 o'clock, in the interest of the Atlanta States and International Exposition. Dis.

tinguished speakers will be on hand, among others Mr. James Hill, who bae visited the principal cities add towns of the State and hap organized local boards which are nOW engaged in collecting exhibits for the exposition. Much interest bas already been taken by the color. ed citizens of Vickebarg in the position and the meeting tonight should be well attended, as will no doubt be the case. A considerable space in the exposition buildings will be devoted to the colored people's exhibits and they appear anxious to see that it is creditably d.

Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powde World's Fair Highest Award Sanitary Work. Inep ctor Price, of the sanitary department, reported yesterday that the gutters would be flushed from the public hydrants, either day or to morrow. They need this attentio badly enough in many stances. It is head by the city, and pante of dwellings or other houses should govern themselves ly, that the person residing in house is responsible for the sanitary condition of the premises, whether he is the owner or merely a renter, and that it is in DO Case the duty of the landlord to attend to these matters.

Thie is worth remembering, since it may save trouble with the sanitary authorities. Deafness Cannot be Oured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets infamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entire closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. 00., Toledo, 0. by Druggists, 75c. More Campaign Work.

The free silver campaign committee, through Obairman Pegram, le in correspondence with Senator George, Congressman John Sharp Williams. and Mr. 0. M. Williamson, of Hinde county; with a view to having them address night meetings in the city daring the next ten days.

The committee will also make appointments for the free silver nominees on the legislative ticket to address the people between this date and Aug 1at, at Oak Ridge, Yokens and Bovina. This was announced by Chairman Pegram yesterday. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mias, she clung to Castorie, When she bad Children, abe gave them Castoria, Fietcher-Smith. The marriage of Miss Florence Smith to Mr. Walter Fletcher was celebrated last Wedoesday evening at 8 o'cleck, at the residence of the bride's mother, in this county, Rev.

Mr. Cecil officiating. The wedding, which was largely attended, was followed by a bandsome entertainment. Taking in the Valley Wires. Coupectione were being made yesterday between the Patal Telegraph Cable Do's.

local office and the M. V. railroad's wires, which will be controlled hereafter by the Postal. DR. J.

WALDAUER, Physician and Surgeon. Office, King Oo's. Dragatore. Telephone No, 208. 1919 6t Oak Eraporators, on MAYA Cane All Market.

the 'SNODYM BROTHERS. Mills Charter MON a 3 The Best WRIGHT VIRGINIA MILITARY LEXINGTON, YA. 57th Year. State and Technical Schoot. general and a Post Grad.

Engineer. ROSE OPPOSITE HOTEL CARROLL. BARGAINS! At this Store Means Down Right Henotey in Style and Quality or Low Prices Go for Nothing Prices Are Cut But Qualities Remain Jot New Fancy Veilings, in Black and Don't Forget to Examine Our Colors, in all the new nets, 50 yard. 1'lot 96-inch Gloria Umbrellas 700. 5 Cent Counter of Wash fabrics.

lot 281. ch Silk Umbrellas 950, worth Our entire remaining stock of Summer $1 75. Neck wear, goods sold as muca ad Monday only to each. 1 lot Ladies' Ribbed Vest 5e, worth 20c, We have divided our ent re Shirt Wains Ladies' and Misses' Duck and stock into three lota, 208., $50., 600., some Cape 100. By.

worth as much as $1.25. Pique cycle only Boys' and Misses' Fast Black Hose sise 1 00-inob Whit- Linen Damask only to 81, only be pair. 60-incb White Linen Damask only 64-inch White Linen Damask 600, regular Ladies' Duck Belts, Silvered Backles 20c, $1.00 quality. worth 50c. 45-inch Pillow Linen 520, worth 70c.

36 inch Butcher Linen 250, worth 400. Men's Laundried Custom Made Madras Shirts, all sizes 40c, worth 75c. lot Damask and Hack Towels, Knotted Fringed, regular 400 Tawdl, our Boys' Percale Shirt Waist, ages 4 to 14 at price 25 1. 50c. New Wash Bilks in Hacata, Stripes, $6 inch Irish Linoos (1 yard wide) new ed and Corded Kai-Ki just noby styles for Monday, only yard.

8 pound Package Sea Salt only 100. Mails orders promptly filled, satisfaction guaranteed in every particular, FOR SALE. I OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE FOLLOWING: 10 Bed Room Suites complete, 10 Center Tables. 19 Folding Beds. 9 Sofa Lounges, 2 Large Round French Plate Mirrors.

10 Brussels Carpets. 1 Beth Thomas Regulator. 2 Imported B. onse French Claska. 3 Large Office Raga and ONce.

Chairs. Portieren, Poles and Rugs, Plants and Jardineres, Vases, Ornaments, eta. Large number of Blankets, Comforts. 500 Mason's Fruit Jars. 1 Gas Guvernor.

This furniture must be sald by Dotober as may tease expires. in Scent chance for a person desiring lass furniture as low The is in first-class condition. glad to show it to any yersons desiring to buy. L. L.

MIVELAZ, Lessee, Betel Carroll, Miss. 1y 18-68 PEED. MOSE PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER ALL Ernst'e ORDERS music LEFT house, AT will ROBERT receive prompt. attention. 1x7-1m he Deesa in Bath Tub." Sanitary Bath Salt Perfumed, Highly Splendid tor Moonlactured MYLES 101 Poydras Street, Now Orleans, Louisiana.

Bold by" "druggists and grocers Ta Vick's burg. tols-im GIBSON, IRIRI SCODDEN. J. M. GrasoN.

PAT HaiRY Attorneys at Law. E. N. Will practice in the countle of quens, Sharkey, Warren sad. Olalborne, (Bargainsin Shoes Having purchased the entire tained in the Parlor Shoe Store, I the same from next Monday at retail, at much lower prices, that will suit every body.

Vall early. Address all mail orders to PARLOR SHOE STORE 117 Washington Street, jy14 G. P. THEOBALD. 1869 1895 NO FOOLING Our Wall Paper Stock 18 TAB Largest in the State.

Lad Our Prices the LOWEST. Beautiful Elects Beautiful Glimmers at Beautiful Gilt at SEEING IS BELIEVING. Another lot of those elegant TAN BOOKERS. Make sour then early because they go like HOT CAKES. RICE The Leading Furniture House Fine Candy large shipment received today.

Call and get one of those handsome two pound for your A RIDERS ALWAYS SATISFIED. IN' OYLOIDAL SPROCKETS Make It So Bany to Run. So taom el Not, a Cheap Wheel Also Relinse" and $15 Dollars BARGAINS IN SECONDGuessing Dontest; on Stove Closes THE JUNE 29th 34 Have You Guessed REA JORN GURPERY. OURPHEY CONTRACTORS AND Sash, Doors, Blinds Dimenston add: Building Lamber datagies, Corner Monroe and Olay But the Best. "Westminster" Wheels All to $100.

HAND WHEELS. Preserving Jam, FAIR. Freezers, Refrigerators Bath JAM MUNDY. MANUFAOTURERS OF and Moulding, Tongue' and Grove Flooring Streets, Vicksburg, Mias. THE Queen Crescent ROUTE.

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