The Southern herald., February 26, 1892, Image 3

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lifcerty. TLa.. library 25.
1SF2-
TLa-ks to J. B. Andrews for Ute
payers. '.
Fresh butter, cheese, and cran
berries at R. L. Weatherby's store.
Mrs. G. II. Barney, of Gloster,
ii on a visit to relatives and fiieuds
in our town.
Tht sociable at Mrs. Sapping
toa'a, Tuesday night, was pro
nounced S, pleasant affair.
Miss Anna Davis is on a visit to
Gloster, but will return in a few
days, bo cheer up boys.
Our Jackson letter arrived last
week on the day the paper was is
sued, but appears this week.
By an oversight we failed to men
tion that services were to be held in
the Baptist church Sunday last.
Preaching may be expected at
the Methodist church in this place,
on Sunday next, at II o'clock a. m ,
by Rer. Mr. Campbell.
Several new horse racks are in
course of construction in our town
and Nelse Allen is gradually build
ing a new fence. Who said Liber
ty was dead ?
Messrs. Tueo. McKnight, W.
M. Davis and Chas. Spears of
Summit, and Frank W'eathersby of
Ethel. La., were visitors to our
town Monday.
Mr. Hampton Burris, a respected
citizen of the 4th district of this
county, died at his home onWednes
day. Fehruary 18lh. He was about
82 years of age.
Rev. J. W. EUotson began at
Gloster, on Tuesday ui;jht, a series
of lectures' on the subject of Bap
tism, to continue, night after night,
for several days.
Many thanks to the following
named parties for cash favors in
the last few days: Magee Bios.,
Jerry Wagoner, R V Wkittington,
John Ashley, J S Wilkinson, Mrs.
A. L, McKnight.
Misses Maggie Lilly and Mamie
Davis departed for Summit Tues
day morning, where they intend
spending a few days with friends,
returning to Liberty, via Now Or-
leans, sometime in the early Spring.
Rev. Peter Turner, formerly of
this county, died at Rancho, Texas,
February Clh. Mr. Turner was
said to have been the oldest Odd
Fellow in that jurisdiction, and
was buried withO,dd Fellow honors,
lie was a son-in-law of our fellow
citizen 11. J. Causey.
Messrs. W. II. Causey and P. L.
Marsalis were ordained as deacons
in the Baptist church of this place,
Sunday last. Elder Stewart was
assisted by Elders Hemby, Robert
and Thompson. The services were
quite interesting and congregation
larger than usuaK
Rev. W H. Robert, of Ceutrevillo,
has been conducting a series of lec
ture! in the Baptist church, of our
town, commencing Saturday night,
21st. inst., and closing Monday
night. His talks were instructive
and entertaining, and were enjoyed
by all who heard them. '
I desire to return my sincere
thanks and grateful appreciation to
my friends, and neighbors for the
kind and abundant assistance, ren
dered myself and family, after the
disastrous fire that left U3 destitute
of a shelter. John T. Nunn ery.
Merwin, Feb. 24, 1892.
Notice. An Institute for white
teachers wiil be held at the court
house in Liberty, Miss., on Satur
day, the' 12lh"day of March,' 1892.
Every licensed teacher and especial
ly those who intend to stand an
examination in April next, are
ureed to attend this meeting of
o - - -
teachers. . Geo. A. McGeiiee,
Feb. 20, 1892. Co. Sup't.
A new supply of corsets, domes
tic, lowells, calico, apron checks,
just received. Also, writing pa
per, tablets, pens, combs, curry
combs, shoe brushes, horsebrushes,
concentrated lye, well buckets,
knives and forks, pocket knives',
' pocket mirrors, toilet soaps, and a
full supply of Coats thread.
Brewer Bkos. & Co, -
Sunday School Convention.
The Colored Sunday School Con
vention of District No. 1 will con
vene at Anlioch Bnptist church
Mar.ch 12th and 13th. The exercises
will consist principally of essays
and addresses. Rev. F. T. Sterling
is to preach the conventional sermon
on Sunday, at 11 o'clock a. m. The
attendance is expected to be large.
AH are cordiallv invited.
, " B.J.Ross.
Sotes from Zkm U::i.
EJ.or Hera! J A beivy rain fell
in this section en la.-t r.i ;ht, t!.e 19:5. j
inst., the clouds are now dispersing
rapidly, and tha wea'.her is spring-'
Thi
irxers a:
backward in this section, as agener
al thing about theirfarm work. Lee I
rolling is the order of the day. The j
oat crop is louking verv nice.
Mr. T. L. Nunnery expects to i
attach a rice mill to his machintiy
on the Amite river next fall, if the
farmers will raise a crop of rice
this year. I think this a very good
move. Is it not bett-r for the
farmers to raise their owu rice for
home consumption, than raise five
cent cotton to buy it with.
The delinquent tax collector,
Mr. Hiram Ford, is making it very
interesting for some of the de
linquent cufTeys of this district.
Mr. Geo. A. McGehee, County
Superintendent, was in our vi
cinity recently, visiting the schools.
George knows what au iustitute of
learning is when he sees it. Come
again.
We had the pleasure of hearing
an able sermon, delivered by Elder
R. J. Stewart of your town a few
days ago at Zion Hill church. His
theme was "The blessings of
hearkening to God." Mr. Mat
Temples, an aged and respected
citizen, died at his residence in
Franklin county, near the Mt. Olive
church, on last Monday morning.
As notes are scarce we will hasten
to a close. Yours, etc. J.
Colored Teachers' Institute.
Liberty, Feb. 20th, 1892.
Tho Colored Teachers' Institute
met at the court-house in Liberty,
February 20lh, 1892, C. B. Caston,
manager. Tho teachers present
were E M Harness, S C Buckets,
Z T Ramsey, A T Sterling, W C
Askew, Mioses E E Hood and Ida
Dixon. The teaching of the follow
ing branches was discussed by the
teachers: Arithmetic, -Grammar,
Natural Philosophy. The Essays
were as follows: "Benefits of the
Institute," by A T Sterling; "How
to be happy." by S C Buckels;
" Intellect," by Z T Ramsey. After
which the Institute adjourned.
C. B. Caston, Manager.
Married:
At the residence of the hrido's
father, Mr. A. J. Andrews, on
Wednesday, February 17th, by Rev.
B. N. Hatch, of Summit, Mr. O. W.
Rradshaw, of Yazoo county, and
Miss JfcssiE A.NDutws, of Amite.
At the residence of the bride?
father, G. R. Taylor, in St. Helena
parish, La., February 17lh, by Rev.
E. D. Schilling, Mr. Alex. Stewart
and Miss Etta R. Taylor.
Attendants, Mr. Jehu Wall and
Miss Pattie Williams.
Mr. Stewart is one of Amite
county'n promising young men,
who robs St. Holena parish of one
of its charming young ladies.
E. D. S.
At the residence of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Siillie Gatlin, Thurs
day. February 18th, by Rev. R. J.
Stewart, Mr. 31. P. Gay and Miss
Janie Gatmx, both of this county.
Attendants: Mr. Frank Spurlock
and Miss Julia Gardner.
May their pathway through life
be 6trewed with flowers, is the wish
of ye editor1. ' ,
Bueklen's Arnica liilalve.
The Best Salve in the world for
cuts,, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
bands, chilblains, corns, and all
eki a eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Cur-
roll & Nunnery. ,
Stkaykd. DuringXovember last
one sorrel filly, about two yearsold,
with bell on; one bay horse, two
years old; one lightdun hortemule,
about two years old. Information
concerning them will bo liberally
rewarded. JLageb Enos.,
Franklinton, La
i HI i 1
" I hare 8 nice and selected "stock
of goods which I am disposing of,
cheap for cash; I knotv times are
tight and money scarce, and ap
preciating the situatfoh am selling
eoods accordingly. Don't be bash
ful, but corne early and often.
' . A J. Lazar.
II. P. BUCKLEY,
, 8 Camp St, New Orleans,
WATCHMAKER,
And dealer ta
Fine Watches,
lIWILBIi .
V
Silrer Ware and Spectacles.
Brrrf Srl.r Wlrbr RepairaJ.
Jawtiirr mA order. Diamonds reeel
tn the n'w't " reBl,l
price o raU fuaxaoteed.
A full line ef Waitbam ATrires
it lowest rates.
FebroaryW, !;; ;
.SHiV Al'VLtti'lsLMENIS. ?
Xew Store !
New Goods!,
Xew Prices ! j
T. U. GILL,
GILLSBURG, MISS.,
DEALER IX
Dry Goads,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING,
CANNED GOODS, Etc., Etc.
February 1
Constable's Sale.
R. S. MuLaiu )
vs. Fi. fa.
W. P.C.Stewart.)
Y VIKTCK of a writ of fieri facias
I i to me, from the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Amite county, Miss., I will, on the
Second Monday in March, ISi'ti,
at the court house door in tlie town of Lib
erty, between tlie hours prescribed by taw,
ofter for wile, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the interest of W. P.C.Si-.vart in the fi Mow
ing described lands to-wit:
South hslf of north eat quarter of section
t!7. towiiflhb 1, ranee 4. vast, coiitaiuiiis CO
acre, mure or less.
Levi.'d on as tho property of the defend
ant. V. P. C. Stewart, and will bo sold to
satisfy the judghvnt and costs in the above
tatl case. ' J. N. TATE, Constable.
February 5th, WJi
Sheriir Sale.
of Mississippi,)
MATE
Amite
County.
Ben Stern,
EdwardAaron,
Hannah Joseph,
Guardian,
Hart il Joseph,
vs.
A. J. Storn.
Judg't,22:n 80
" 2000 18
" 10SS 90
' G01 87
IY VIRTUE of writs of venditioni cxpo
) nas which issued from the otfiee of K. F.
Johnson. Circuit Clerk of Wilkinson county.
Mias., in favor of above named plaiutilfa and
iieaiiist above named defendant for tho sever
al sums above named, besides the interest
thereon and co-ts of suit, I will, on
Monday, 11th day March, 1S92,
between the hours of 11 o'clock a. in. ami 4
o'clock p. in. at the door of the court house
in Liliertv. sell at public auction to the hijrh-
et bidder for cash, the land of defendant in
Amite county, Miss., described as tho
Snith hall' of south west quarter section 8,
north west quarter section 17, and all that
part of the south cast qunrter of section 7 ly
iii!? cast of Liberty and Natchez road in
township 3, riui"o4, east.
II. M. UCTLE1!, Sheriff.
February 1'ilh, liM.
NherirTH Suit.
OF Mississippi, )
Stat
A mile County
V. & A. Meyer & Co.,
liso of
M. Levy & Sons et al,
vs.
L. T. Anderson
and
T. X. L. Anderson.
IY VIUTUK of an executijn whichl ucil
) from the office of K. F. Jolina ju, Circuit
Clerk of Wilkinson county, Mow., in favor of
above plaintiffs anil against above defendant
for tho sum of SlO'iO, benidea the intereat
thereon mi J cot of suit, I have thin day lev-
i. f..n! ,.,.i,. I...i...,i
to the wiid defendant in tho raunty of Amite
and State of Mim., to-wit:
South west quarter and 20 acres on west
kLIc of west half of south east quarter section
7 , 1 i . l ...... . . . !.
H nan o oum wl quaner w:uo..
tst quartor section 2, and an nnili -
r iair-t in 'tion 3, town-hip 1,
1, south easl
viued hall
run ire 2. east.
Which I will sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash at the door ot the
court house iu Liberty on the
14th day of March, 1892,
between tho hours of 1 1 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m.
I). M. CUTLER, Sheriff.
February loth, 1S02.
CoiuniiHx!oncrN Nule
Atkinson & Lampion Co."
vs. I
W.E.Porter J-Xo6o2
and
J. E.Porter. J
InAraite Chancery Court To Jan-
unrv 1 ertn, WJ'.
B
Y VIRTUE of a decree of tho Honora
ble ('haniiTV louit of Anntn comity,
Mi'.. made at the January term, WJ'2, of
said (,'oi
id (jourt, the undersigned, Commissioner,
will, on
Monday, 7ih day March, 1892,
within leal hnnrs, nl tho court house door
in the town of Liberty, proceed to sell, to tho
highest bidder, for canh, tho following de
scribed property, situate, lying and being ill
Amite ccuniv, .Me-., u-wii:
South halt' of south west quarter of sec
tion 33, township 0, range 5; lilsotltiit part of
the north west quarter of sedion 4, township
2, range 5, Kins; north of Lard's crcckj tho
east half of the north cast quarter and the
cast l alf of tho north cast ijua'ter of the
south east quarter of section o, township 2,
range n; mo wesi nan oi me west nan oi
the north west quarter, and the west half of
tho north west quarter of the south west
quarter of section 4,townshii2, range 5.eat.
II. M. BATKS, Coinniissioner.
Februnrj' 5, 1892.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
NOTICE 18 IIEIlKBYiGIVKS, THAT US
dcr and by virtue ol the authority conferred
upon me In a certain Trust Deed executed dj
ljura T. Anderson and Thaddeus N. L. Ander
son to me as Trustee tor KranclsHmith, Caldwell
& Co., dated will day of January, 18WI, recorded
the 31st day of January, law, In the office of the
Clerk of tha Ckancrnr Court. In Ainito County,
State of Mississippi, default having been made
m paynicni oi tne notes, aim uie inueuiuuneiw
secured by said Trust Deed, and the said rrancu
Smith, Caldwell a to., the benenetary there-
under, havinit reinicsted nie to make sale of the
real estate conveyed to me In said Trust Deed,
in order to pay the said Indebtedness, I will, on
. Monday, the 14th Day of March, 1803,
it the principal door ot the courthouse In the
Town of Liberty, InllieCounlyof Anilte.Slateof
Mississippi, between the hours o( 1 and 2 p.m.,
.liter (or sale to the highest bidder for cash, the
ullowlng described real estate: Ths east halt of
jeetion three (3), towuslilpone (li, north, range
wo (J), east, containing In all M acres, more or
ess, situated In the Coniityof Amite, State of
lisslslprl. AH rtglirs to valuation or apprnlse
ncnt of said real otatvall riglits of exemption,
loiiwsteata and dower, and all rights of redenip
'lon have been waived and conveyed In said
Trust Deed, and the undersigned as Trustee,
vlll fell said real estate free ot all such rlphts or
at rests. Said sale will he nn.lc without war
nntjr of title. Any party to whom said property
r aay portion thereof maybe struck olf must
it once deposit in cash one-tenth of the sum
ill, otherwise the bid will be disregarded and
he property af once reollereil.
N-U CUAKLKSCCCBIitElt, Trustee.
Cotton Plsmfcrs.
rpRT COOK'S rROUKtC U0 8TA-
i rLE UUIIUI Kbtli tnia year, and
get 60 to 100 per cent oyer short staples
Kor information and prices address
J. A. iriN'ES, Merwin, Mis. '
Tobruary fi, 1892.
NEW A D V R T I S E M T. X f:
Tax Salcv.
DELINQUENT LAND LIS!
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE,
J. public auction to the Li
bid ier. for cash, on
Mouday, ITartU Tib, 19,
at the couit house door in Liherty,
Amite county, Miss., the following
described lauds, delinquent for the
tues thereon for the year lS'Jl.or
so much thereof as will settle said
taxes and all costs, to-wit:
Anderson, Lsura T UuJiriJed half u -tret
in section 3, township 1, range i
State tai 4 2!, county li 0ft, total lt 24.
Anderson. T.N L estate Cnd hf int ia i
3, t 1, r 2; n w qr and w hf of n a qr 1 10, t
1. r ii: 1. ac vs ui s e comer of e qr 1 10, 1 2.
r 2; hi aud n eur ill), t 2, r2; J hi i 21, 1
r 2; s e qr i 22. 1 2, r 2; ht and 27 acrvt on e
side n w q 24. t 2, r 2; w hfand SO acres on
w side s e qr, and 6 1 acre on e side of e qr i
25. 1 2, r 2; pt i , t 2, r 2; all s 30, t 2, r 2;
pt (Jj aer,) i si, t 2, r 2; a ht 1 34, 1 2, r
2; one io in old Centreville in ne qr 1 37, t 2,
r ina l.tt in nM JnlFnvMltu in ..,.1. ,.r e
N and C road R?. t 2, r 2; 2o acn in n e
corner ofjwqi i &S, t 2, r 2; n hfand w hf
01 nt i Z, l 2; qr, w hrof e qr, hf
of o w qr aui w or of u e qr i 3i, 1 2, r 3; w
h and u lit of e lit .17, t 2. i 8. Stute tax
,3 14. county ISO 40. toUl $24.1 64.
Brumtield and hittimrton K part lots
2 and 4 sqr 15 (Libprtv) i9.l2.rl State
tax S.V, county 1 Qft, total $1 & -..
lintbham Bart S w qr of w qr i 24, t 2.
r 6; u w qrof a w qr i', t 2,T(j; n e qr of n
e qr and e hf of n w qr of n qr 20, 1 2, r 0.
St ite tax 1 81, county 6 17. total Si y8.
Bolls, J A-Part of n hfof n w qr34, t
i, r z; lot ii, moca JS (liloster; 84, t 3, r i
Stat tax 2 28, couiitT 6 87, total $M tw.
Bryant, Sirs. Kdilh Lot 12, block IS,
((ilostcr) 34, t H, r 1 b'late tax $2 C.T,
county 7 51, t. tal $10 14.
Corcoran, J U S pt w qr and a pt t w qr
of e qr 1, 1 1, r Kj a hf ot lot 3, 18, 1 1. r
:l State tax 1 18, county S 87, total $4 45.
t'orcorau, J X s pt e hf of t e qraud n pt
w hf of e qr 1 1, t 1. r 3. State tax 1 &j
county 3 tW, total $4 !M.
C'ockcrhain, h ( Se or 2. t2. r 3. State
tax 9 70, county 2 total $:i7
Davis, John M S w qr 14. 1 1. r 4: w hi
of n w qr and pt t w qr w of Amite river a 2;t,
1 1. r 4. State tax 2 W, county 7 51, total
14.
Davis, Mm. A E N eon 22, 1 1. r 4,
Suite lax 2 88, comity S 2:!, total SU 11
Dav, Douglas r rac. t r or a 18, t 2, r
n pt of that pt in Amite c mntv 20, 1 4, r 1.
State tax 4 til oiuiify 11 17, total $1(1 78.
Dixon, C T, estat i S w qr and w hf ut i e
qr s 2'i, t 3, r 4; e qr of e qr, 27, 1 3, r 4.
n hf of n w qr and n w qr of n c qr 86, t 8,
r4. State tax 2 , county 8 84, total Jll 2tk
Kasley, W F It e hf ofne qr w nf Hockv
branch 14, 1 1 r 4. Statu lax 1 62, coutitV
1 4, total 7 8'i.
Fli'ming, ThiDdorc N hf of e qr and e
qr of n e qr IS, t 4, r 4; 4 acre in a e corner
of w hf of n e qr s W, 1 4, r 4. Stat lax 2 14
county 11, tot il $8 2.1,
(Jar Iner, Mr. Julia M Y hfof n e qraud
e hf of n w qr SO. t 4, r 5. State tax 1 20,
county 3 liO, total $4 tW.
Hamilton, Samuel I X pt of e pt f 20, 1 1,
r S; n pt w qr, a 80, 1 1, r 8. State tax t 57,
county 4 4'.', totul Sli OH.
Ilinaon, J V and Sarah C I't w hfof w
qr of n P qr s 84, t 8, r 2. State tax IScts,
county 51c, total $2 09.
J-nihil, Mr. N 1 It of s 20, t 2, r 2. pt
e ol Klhs rreek.a 20, t 2. r 3. State tax 7'.lc,
(H)unty i 2H. total J:l OS.
June, K V S ft qr of w qr s 40, t 8, r 2.
State tax 70c, County 2 00. total 4 70.
Kinnebrew, Mm. S K Lot II, a 1 1, r 8.
7 acre of n e part i 47, t 1, r 8j 10 inn's ofw
pt oo, 1 1, r 3. btatu tux 1 2H, county 8 00,
total $( 04.
Leowry. II J S w J of n e IS, t 2, r 0.
State tax 42c, county 1 20. total $1 02
L,ivernioor,Miriinn N w of n o S, t
4,r4. Male tax 4i county 1 20, total 1 :
McDonald, (! M 4 acres in n o 4 of n w I
81, 1 4 r 1. Stutetax 8, county 2 51, total
o .I'J
'"' ' ' ' , !' i i.
1J....1.:.... T T fi. - I . n. .
: r . State tax 181, county 8 i4, total 5 Oo.
i'erkinn, W K It 47, 1 1, r 3; pt M, 1 1,
r a. Btiite lax i hi, county 8 i4, total a Oo,
I'oivell, A J It of w pt s 21, t 2, r 4.
g , r((Un . , , g y,
1 u u i o i v . . - i t
VnTn' M n f
ivl,
d pt n vinol Lard
ereeK, s 4, t -', r o; s 1 ot ( w i s m, tS.ru.
State tax 2 62. county 7 1!. total 11 71.
Priest, Ellen V N" of w J 21, t 4, r
l. Btato tax county M total 1 1)5
Hoberts, Jan (i W 1 of n w 1 s 7. t 3, r3.
ritato tax 1 county A Ml, total 7 13
Kobinson, John O N e of n w J s S, t 4,
r 4. State tax 70, county 2 00, total 2 70
Kites, II M S vi s 33, t 1, r 3; n e of s
( I i, r i mate tax 2 32, county
6 (12, total 8 tit
South Miss. L nml L Co Lots 3, 5 and
s 13, 1 4, r 2. rtute tax 42c, county 1 20, to
tal l i2.
ritcrling, S (' S hf of s w qr and s e qr ol
n o qr a 17 t 4, r 3. ritato tax 42c, county
1 20, total SI 62.
Swcatingcn, llamp W hf of n e s 2, 1 4,
r . State tax 1 13, county 3 25, total ft Wi.
Thomas Kobl W hf of n w J s3(l, t 2, rO.
Slate tax I iw, county 9 Ml. total I I.
Tucker, V T Lots 1,4 and o block 14
(filosler) s 34, t 8, r2; all frac block 52(jlos
icr) s 84, t 3, r 2. Statu tax 1 00, county tux
i Ht), total Hi).
Wilkinson, Mrs. 11 L Onis-sixlh int. in w
hfof c I s 10, 1 1, r 3; one-sixth int in n w
V. w hfof n u J and w hf of s e J s II, 1 1, r3.
State tax 59c, county 1 !, total 2 28.
Williams, O P nn'd G H Khfof nw and
nwjofnw 1 a 2'i, 1 1, r 4. State tax 1 28
county 3 R5, total 4 93,
"Wilkinson. A A, and F C Hull' E J of 8
w J, w j of s e J, and w J of e J of s c 1
2:;, t 4, r rf. Male tux 1 oo, county 4 ),
total 5 98
Whitney, M M an3 wife K JofneJ and
0 1 of c t 8, t 4, r I; 8 J of s e J s 13, t 4,
r A; n a 8 24, t 4, r 8. Stuto tax 4 3U, coun
ty 12 4H, total 18 82
' Unknown Owner N w J of n w 8 15, t
3, r . State tax 25, county 80, total 1 08
Unknown Owner S J of n w s 8, t 3, r
6. State tax 84, county 2 40, total 8 24
Unknown Owner S j of n 0 J 8 10, t 3, r
6. State tax 84, county 2 40, total 3 24
Unknown Owner (5 w of n w , and n
w of a w s IS, 1 4, r 2. State tux 50,
county 1 0, total 2 lrt
Unknown Owner Pt n e J of Brushv
creek 8 39, t 4, r 2. State tax 1 10, county
4 lo, total 4 2o
Unknown Owner N e 1 of n w 1 a 4, t 4,
r . Btato tax Bi, county iw, total 1 Vi
Unknown Owner N 1 of u w J s 1 1, t 4, r
; 3. rjtut,. tax 6B, county 1 W, total i 1H
Unknown Owner N or 1 18, t 4, r 3.
,t.t Ux 1 o0 cotIntv 3 4:1 t,,tH 4 63
PbTMl'SKV M. BUTLER,
Sheriff nml Tax Collvctor.Amitc County.
Feb. 4th, 18U2.
MONEY
TO LOAN.
On improved firm lands,
al
low rate and long time.
No delay money obtained in
ten davs.
PRICE & GILL. Lawyers,
LIBERTY, MISS.
July 13, 18M.
Citation Notice.
THE STATE OK MISSISSIPPI, 1
AMITE COUHTT. f
To Martha Kverett, Waco, McLennan
county, Stat of Texa:
ATUU AKri UUJUIAMUEU to appear
X before th Judqe ot the Circuit Court
ot Amite county, at the court house in L b
erty, on the
Second Monday in March, 1892,
to defend the action in ejectment of T. H.
McDowell ft. C. D. Butler, as let forth in
his declaration in our said Court.
Given under my band and tha seal of Mid
Court, thiyth dar of piosrember, A. D. 191
N. S. McIiEAJf, Clrk
NEW ADVE
UrliilililNTS. I Mw AIj i...
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Liberty, Miss.
DEALER IN
CLOTHING,
Ilats, Boots, Shoes,
HARDWARE,
Crockery ,tUasw are, Saddler)
Books and Stationery,
'ERF U MERY, J EWKLR I AND
NOTIONS,
TINWARE
Tobacco and Groceries.
"Quici Salks and Small Prof
its" ia my motto.
CALL AISX
January, 1890.
A. J. Lazar,
FOX BUILDLNO,
LIBERTY, MISS
DEALER IX
Dry Goods,
SHOES, NOTIONS,
GROCEKIHM
CANNED GOODS,
Tobacco, Cigar,et
All of which willbo sold at tli lowest
prices for the cub.
Givo mo a call.
January 4th, 1890.
II. C. Capoll,
CENTREVILLE, MISS.,
COKRE810.DEXT
Cor bin Banking Company
NEW YOKK CITY.
Jwy Loans made on improved
plantations in Amite and Wilkinson
counties on long time.
No charge for examination of
property.
December 5, 1890.
Thos. D. Evans,
WATCHMAKER A JEAVELER.
Summit, Miss.
BEGS to inform the people of Amite
county that ho will be in Liberty on tha
Second Monday in Each Month,
prepared to do all work in bia lina witb
promptness ana at reasonable rates.
lie will keep on hand at all times a full
line of Watches and .lowclry for sale.
All work guaranteed for one year.
Parlies having Watches or Jewelry to re
pair, can loare the lame with Thos. Waring,
at tho Waring House, or Mr. Stralton, at
the post office, and their orders will rooeiva
attention,
Brjjr Patronage solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. .
July 2, 1880.
FOR DTKPEIHUA,
Indlrestbin anl Htomarh dlnriers. take
OHOH N'H IRON HITTMIR.
All dealers keep it, II per bottle, Genutoeboa
trada mark and created red Lines on wrapper.
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Pantatiflfl
SuMies
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& CO.,
Gloster, Miss.
DEALERS IS
DRY GOODS
BOOTS and SHOES,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
rUXTHIOI SIPPLIES
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY and TINWARE,
TOBACCO, Etc
All of which will be sold at
tho very lowest prices.
QIVK UH A. TllIALI
Sept. 19, 1880.
G. II. BARNEY, Sr., President.
L. B. ROBINSON, Cashier.
E, S. ATKINSON, Ass't Cashier
THE
GLOSTEIl. niSH.
Money loaned at rcaKona-
blc rat en.
All lvinds of
bought and sold.
"Warrants
"Vc solicit DenoHits, from
If 1 00 upward.
December 2G, 1800. .
Carroll &, Nunnery
DRUGGISTS,
LIBERTY, MI GO
Dk.ilirk in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICELN,
FANCY UOODS,
STATIONERY, Ac
November 28, 1S90.
P. K. BKKWKIt. A. A. WlEWfcU
MRS. FAN. ME BllEW'ER.
COWDIN BUM.DTNG,
LIBERTY, MISS
DEALERS IX
D It Y GOODS
AND
GROCERIES,
Millinciy Goods
LADIES WEAR,
NOTIONS, ETC.
"Low Prices and Fair Dealing
is our motto.
Patronage solicited.
January 14, 1832.
AdniinlMrator-H Aotiee.
WHKKEAS, Utters of administration on
the estate of L. C. WEBB, de
ceased, having been granted to the under-
siijnwl hy tno Dliancerj- i;onrt or the Fourth
Ohancery District ol tne ntatoor Mississ'pp:
bfltora if. M. Hates, Clerk of said Court 10
the county of A mile, on the litth day of
July. A. P. 1891:
Kow. tboreforo, notice is horol)7 civen
all persons indebted to said estate to come
lorwara ana make payment, and all persons
havine claims against tlie same are requested
ii eihibit them and hare them rccistered in
tha manner and within the time prescribed
by law, or tbey will be forewr bi-tred.
W. 6. WEBB, Adm'r.
July K, 1691.
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r;!ow fork in cak tur. i at
$ W, It 11 Mna n.d M VV .i.itu
Th tborm dwcribed eiriT val takin lip
b Jews itcNai,b,..id irvd b lim Ufirw
Cliat Hooper, a J uue of "iL 1 w uLia
and for Amit oumr, Stai of XauMtt-u,
A Fkt-k Mare Poary, branded un Uft
aUfpOM-d to tw about 10 or 12 yir
old. Appralwd at $.'0, bv T E Bullcf and
WRWood '
The above dadcriWd Mtrav i taVn tin
by W 11 IUwitt, m.d nr'ml by hi W-
for J II I"aroi). a Justica of tha Pure
ithin and f'r Auiita ccuntr. oud Stia
Jiusisniiipi, 12th Dectmber, Uvi
On Cow aiij Calf Cowb-ti ii 10 inJ li
year old, black head and nuck. bi iud'.e ttdua,
a littla whiu about on hr, marked wilh crop
and aplit in Ml ami fwailow fork in ri;bt.
nppraiecu ai wi ja Stcrliiii alio:
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Th aly dcicribed Ertrava nrraUteB in.
by Cr W Tony, aud trayi-d by Un b
fora O b YaiiNorman, Coroiwr audai-ollicio
Kacgfr within and for Auiita coonty, anl
Stale of iluiripi, on lb a lllh Sccrtubvr,
One row. hil lack ahd rJ uJm. a!aid
fork and undvr bit in rn-ht w. ..lluw K.ik
and andur bu in left car, about 12 ywra uld
Appraised at $8 00 by Joba Jckon aud
Ciro Moore.
1'hr abova described mtrnv wii tnkn ud
by E L Cotton, and itravc-d bv him before
J Jt Parton, a Juaticaof the Pc itnia
aud for Aniita ciuntr, Slate of Miwibipui,
February 17th, IMS. "
On row. wbita and unottud color. Art.
praised at $0 00 by WiUi Iliouuu and Peter
aniei.
The abov described pstrar n taken un
by A .1 Kobinson, and itrayed by hlin befora
Joa. W ilhaim, a Juiiico of tha Peaca within
and for Amite county, Slata uf iliiwipji.
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are requested to eonie forward, pior piop-
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millS INSTITUTION, Watod aj Oilb-J-
burg, Miss., will re-opeii
irlonday, Sept. 7, 1S91.
It has made a record, wblch fills the pcopla?
of South Mississippi with pride.
Kor the next session a cotnpleto and efli
ciciit faculty of teachers has been secured.
With our pst record as a testimonial, we
come before tne public and earnestly aolicik
their patronage.
Tuition from $2 to Jt per nimilb.
Mucin, $ pur moiilh, including use ot
instrument.
Jtoard, including a.,hiug and fuel, $10.
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