The Southern herald., August 05, 1892, Image 3

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in i:.lTlIBMiFMD.j
littrty, X.S5.. Anyrst 5. 1S32.
Pee fiosruijEl' Sa'?.
Olituirj.
It rains every "pvemn.
That t rrJ !".-'...::, :..vhii cx-
Died Li DA V. Bate?, sonJ nJaar;a!' districts, can ha cured
Uaurfr, y aaa tlieu 0-,te8 ! by Ukin3 Grove's Tteles
tk.'' k;1m J .KU .v... i Tonic, 50 cts. It U a pleasant
1 uo v.. ......
born June 1st, 1S77, and was fifteen
Laiar wants ll 0 d?en of ergs.
TheLovs jy ihey will jlay ball
in Gloster.
Mr. C. A. JItilsun has lecf every
occasionally.
Board-of Supervisors met on
Monday last.
" ' Mis Lottie Waring is on the tick
list this week.
Taking stock seeiua to be the
order cf the day.
Subscribe for the Herald and gtt
your neighbor to do so.
A letter from II. (J. Hughes will
be publibhcd next week.
Mr. Ditto has the contract for
carrying the Closter mail.
111? Lucy Gill is visiting Mr?.
J. D. llubinson, of Gloster.
Tbe Magnolia mail-bag very oftc n
comes hi re jierft-ctly ernpty.
A fresh supply of groceries, just
received bv Brewer Bros. & Co.
IrilidMU of Burkitt.
Editor Herald: Pursuant to an-
poir.tmeut, Cayt. Frank Burkitt, ,
State Alliance Lecturer, delivered j
aft address, Friday last, in the'
p.mrt hoiie. to a hundred or more I
of our citizens who came to hear an
alliance lecture. The address was
public, as I suppose it was inten-
d. d to be. To have delivered such
a lei ture exclusively to the county
alliance would nut have been at all
appropriate, but iu violation of the
principles and purposes of the or
der. No one present had a right to
expect anything but an alliance
lecture, and many were doubtless
'Hi'fappointeJ in their expectation!
when they were treated to a polit
ical speech, intensely partisan, of
one hour and twenty minutes in
length. He announced iu no doubt
ful terms his severance from the
democratic party, and, with em
phasis of manner and speech, pro
(1 his svuioathv and purpose
to ufliliate with the Third Party in j0n8 wuo endeared herself to
the future. He founU tauil wun u ho knew her. 1 es, Lida is
the democratic house of representa-1 gone, but we shall not forget her,
lives, and severely criticised the J i,ut wjii
ever hold dear tht re-
democratic parly for failing to do ; membrance 0f the dear
" . . . i
.; vi ng ; h7 m'Teax," . b. m leas ijiri
iMILEiffl648
years and one month old when she
died. She was on a visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Mc
Khight, when taken sick, and
where after an illness of eight days
she departed this life as only those
can pass away who have hope of a
blessed immortality. She was
conscious of the ft.ct that she was
going to die, but was in no wise
alarmed, expressing only a desire,
to be at home, to die there. A short
time before she died she called all
of her class mates by whom she
was greatly beloved. She then
asked her father to pray, which he
did; she then repeated the Lord's
prayer and commenced to sing "no
more good byes," when exhausted
nature gave way and Fhe quietly
sank to rest. Thus passed away
young
lemon syrup. To gel tie genu
ask for Groves.
Grove's Cathartic sugar is as
pleasant to the taste as lemon sugar.
Moves the bowels gently, cures con
stipation and biliousness and does
not gripe or sicken. A 3c package ;
contains more dosas than any 50ct
Cathartic Syrup on the market. 2j
doses for 2."kus. Try it and you
will be delighted. For sale by Car
roll & Nunnery.
G rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is a
perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and
Blood purifier. Removes bilious
ness without purging. As pleasant
as lemon syrup. It is as large as
any dollar tonic and retails for 50c.
To get the genuine ask for Grove's.
Sold by Carroll & Nunnery.
You run no risk. All druggists
guarantee Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic to do all that the manufact
urers claim for it. ' Warrauted no
cure, no pay. There are many im
itations, lo get the genuine ass
for Grove's. Carroll A Nunnery.
Liberty, Miss.
DEALER IN
II 661
what he, as a democrat, knew it: friend whose loving heart and
was powerless to do, holding it re
snonsible for the results of republi
can legislation, which he knew it
For Catalogues of Liberty M &'F.
College apply t V. L. Marsalis.
TheBuard of Super visors adjourn
ed too late to get proceedings this
week.
Thanks to Mrs. Euiilinc Ramsey
for sweet potatoes, the fust of the
season.
'
We can't keep up with the new
arrivals, unless you let us know
about it.
Call on Carroll & 'Nunnery for
pure drugs, tohaccoes and fancy
groceries.
An assortment of ladies shoes
received by Brewer Bros. &, Co.
this week.
Dots from Gillsburg and Gloster
arrived too late, for which we are
exceedingly sorry.
Hon. E. H.'uatclill' and A. F.
Strawn, of Gloster, paid our town
a visit this week.
,
Wcatbersby is putting new shelv
ing! in his store. Look out for
new goods there.
A number of our citizens attended
Sunday School Convention at Zion
Hill, on lust Sunday.
: Brewer Bros. & Co. have just re
ceived a new assortment of ribbuiis
and fans. Call ami see.
winning smiles carried sunshine
and gladness to all with whom she
n-tmu in oimfi.pt Tn the liereavpd
was powerless to prevent, lie had ! parCnts and relatives we extend our
much to say in laudation of thtThird'vnlpat,y anj 0ur prayers, may
party's platform, and the Omaha tbey find consolation in the Savior's
convention ticket. He heartily in-; tender love, and may they by his
dorscd Weaver and Field, and de-Lrace ue enabled to realize that he
cl.ired his purpose to vole for them j cMeth all things well. Fond parents,
i November. They were on oppi;., the dear departed cannot eome back"
titAKidpanf the creat civil struggle J to ou. but you have the blessed
ronrpspntintt the blue and the eray, ! assurance that you can eo to her in
w-. - - 0 - - .
showing an earnest purpose to till 'that land of love where all tears
ii ii ii nil ol iliterate the bloody chasm, shall be wined away and where
a co
Gloster, Miss.
' ' v f Is; t
DEALERS IS
and to bring the sections together
in one harmonious whole. He did
not say a word, however, against
that grand representative of Anglo
Saxon manhood, that einbodyment
of pure American democracy, that
true, tiied and interrupted and in
corruptible patriot and statesman,
Giover Cleveland, whom the peo
weeping shall be turned to rejoicing.
W n not tor tlip anirit thiit'a down
To liui'isions briijlit in tlie skies
You sh:ill iiipo, with the loved one that's Rone
Inn tneru u do uo more guou uj ct.
A Friend.
.
County Allianco Mectinj.
The County Allianco met at the
court house in Liberty on Friday
pie of this country intend to exalt last according to previous official
to the highest position within their notice. Hon Frank Burkitt, State
gift. Neither did he say a word j Lecturer, was on hand and deliver
against tho republican party, its ; cd a good Alliance speech. He
.... .i , ! .11.1 nn) .l.cnll nn ttiktitil'U til iinV
candidates, tnetnous or umupures. mu "w. 4 j
Mr. Charlie BruniGeld, who has
been attending Commercial School
liere, is now visiting his homo in
l'ike.
Fob Sale Canary birds, brown,
yellow, spotted, top-knots, singers,
and females. Tlis finest ever raised.
Call at this nflice.
J
V
Mr. Lucius Tyues, of the firm
TynesBros., spent the early part
of last week in the Crescent City,
purchasing poods.
TheSouthtrnHeialds, of Liberty,
have challenged the Hustlers, of
Centreville, to play a game at
Gloster, on the 10th inst.
.
The melon-cholic days have come,
The saddest of tho year.
The small boy now with pain doth
groan,
The doctor's bill is dear.
Editor Herald Please announce
in your paper that I will make ft
People's party address at Zion Hill
August the 13th, 1892, at 4 o'clock
p. m. Yours respectfully,
11. C. Hughes.
Many thanks to the following
named parties for cash favors in
the last few days: Dr. E W Flowers,
Dr. W B Kinabrew, G II Butler,
Jack Williams, Carroll & Nunnery,
J M Nunnery, P L Marsalis, M A
Wall,
, The Sara Jones Carhpmeeting
will commence August 2bth, and
continue ten days. Able ministers
are expected, such as Dr. Black,
Dr.Weems, and others, too numer
ous toname. Ample hotel-accommo
dation for all. All ministers of the
"V Gospel cordially invited.
W. W. Simmons, Pastor. ,
: Gloster, Miss.
He made light of the force bill and
intimated that the south had noth
ing to fear from it, that it was a
piece of harmless legislation, a
bugaboo to frighten the people of
the south. He made no allusion to
the coalition between the republican
leaders nnd the Third Party men
for the purpose of breaking the
solid south, or the frauds that are
to be perpetrated through the in-
a
tluence of tho republican campaign
fund for the purpose of playing
into each other's hands apd pro
moting each other's interests. It is
a pretty and convenient arrange
inent by which it is understood
that the republicans will vote with
tho Third Party for members of
congress, and the Third Party men
will support the republican ticket
fur president and vice-president.
By this arrangement, it appears
that tho Third Party is pledged to
work for the republican party and
in favor of tho high protective tar
iff and the Iniquitous force bill,
and to tins extern is working, un
wittingly we believe and hope, for
the degredation and continued op
pression of the people, their sons,
brothers, wives and children, of
this section. All that we have, and
are, or expect to be, of principle,
property, condition or happiness,
present and prospective, is involved
in the fearful struggle that is be
fore us. Democrats of tbe south,
arm yourselves with courage, reso
lution and the ballot, and enlist for
this war, and never submit or yield
to your country's oppressors.
"SiriTiB 'til th Inst foe expires:
Strike for your altars and your fires,
Strike lor the green grass ol your
' sins,
God and your native land."
Democrat.
great extent, but seems to have
gone over to the People's party.
The Alliance ladies were there with
well filled baskets of substantial
and choice delicacies in overabund
ance. The Editor returns thanks
for an invitation to take dinner
with them which was accepted, and
the elegant repast was much en
joyed by that same individual. In
the evening a business session was
held, after which the members re-
turned to their homes well pleased
with the day. There was a good
crowd in attendance, and fortune
seemed to have favored them,
especially, by giving them one of
the few blight and pleasant days
we have had this July.
NEW ADVEUT1SKMEN T S .
Eastfork College.
rplIIS COLLEGE will open it Socond
X fpssl"ll
Monday, Sept. 7, 181.
An excellent ii rps of tho mint proficient
professors and lady leuehe m have been rm
ploved, which liimins that we rv going to do
the best eilui'iitionul work during the. BWiou
that we have ever done, held ur elsewhere
before.
We will be prepared t touch 2T0 studints,
und therefore solicit the supp irt and patrou
aire of Amite, and surrounding eotuitU
h.nt. Tulle!? build-
inir amplv large and beautifully rnuiscu,
and furnished with tha charming Grand
Kanids Automatic Swats aim lie.K, wuicn
add not onlv in nmttne-J, but really to the
onifort and nealthy development ol we
physical student. ...... i
il.ioHvun has three beautiful luuio and
one handiome ehapd orpui
The Dormitory win of nnuer me nuuiug'
ment of the President and his wife, who will
eonduct it on the pluu of a tpiiet, Christian
family home.
Commercial Department. .
Younsr men and ymiiiR ladies, now is the
opportunity for i towpiin yourselves with
a liUSINtifW KbL'CAT.uN. b guarantee
.1 i...a.B..r iruiniiHr in this denartineut.
LllOn.UIIHVr- 7; , 1 1
We will be able to jjive Diplomas to any who
llnish the Coinmereml Course, which will iu-
elude Book Keepui'', llauloiis-.-ieaiiioou'-uiL'.
Arilliiiietie 111 1. 1
Commercial Law. etc. Time romiired to
1.. ..... IF - ct.i.l..rl irtv. Ills Wlioie llllte
to tliis course ha can (,'iaduato m li.
MONTHS. If 110 desire i hiko ouier
tudies in the Literary Course, u win reipiire
CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots, Shoes,
HARDWARE,
t rockery .Glassware, Saddler j
Books and Stationery,
Plantation
lon"er time, accordiiifr to the time losiirom
Commercial Course. Tenm, ensli and cheap.
Course high and complete.
n,i..rl inehidhur wnshine, per mo $10 60
Hoard. Mmidav till Friday, " "
!-: ..ll..T...ptmeti't. " 1 ml
" Vrepamtory " 2 0 to 3 50
- i..iL..t ' " " a onto 4 oo
Music on Piano or Orpm, " 3 00 to 4 J0
it r t .. .1 ...... .....t fur iinietice.nur mo 1 00
Use IH ..in.. ...... ... i ,
l'aintini,', for full Course, S
Incidental fee, por month,
. ,.l,.l I',. nr.,. ineludlllL' foe for
VUiiiiin;. . .... o
Diploma), f ' 9
:..!.... f, 10 00
.riiii. ...... ... . ... ,J I ..I
n ....h ..... tuiti.in win mi reoiiirivu in an
ISI.hu . l , ,
vnnee. Mo (leducttoii except in w oi
nrotnioted sickness. ISoamers require i vo
furnish a pair of blanket or two comlort
. :i. . ...il.
ami toiiei. u.L.v.cr. ,,.i
If other information bo desired, please
writo for catalogim, or lor the desired inlor-
mation.to S.S.H Jj I ILL", rresiue n,
July' 17 18'Jl EASTIOUK, MISS
Enstl'ork College.
It is with rejoicing that I inform
the friends of education, that the
hammer is again heard in the re
building of a new college chapel.
Prof. J. J. Lee, of Pike county,
lia licon elected President, and
Mrs. J. J. Lee first assistant. The
other assistants will be elected as
they are needed.
Miss Loreua Davis, of Greens
burg, La., music teacher.
The dormitory will be ueder the
management of a christian gentle
man, and strict disciplin will be
inforced both in college and dormi
tory. The session begins first Monday
in September, 1892.
J. H, -LAN'S.
MONEY TO LOlx "
On improved farm lands, at
low rate and long time.
No delay money obtained in
ten davs.
W". K. GILL, Lawykr,
LlBEKTY, MISS.
July W, 1801.
II. P. BUCKLEY,
8 Camp St, New Orleans,
WATCHMAKER,
And dealer Ii
Fine Watchei,
JK1VEI.HY
silver Ware and Spectacles
Brr f Wlfc Repaired.
JBirrttii1e to order. Diamond ree
In the newest style. AU at nauwuabl
pnoe anil fu.Ur guaranteed.
A full lino of Waltham Watches
nt lowest rates
February 2(i, Ie9
try
Sgies
DRY GOODS
BOOTS and SHOES,
Groceries,
Rats and Caps
PL.IST1TI0N SUPPLIES
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY and TINWARE
TOBACCO, rte
All of which will bo sold at
tho very lowest prices.
(WLAiF.f).-
o'd, M.JU il 8- " '
hurt, .A ' - v i : i . j '
andJR Va;Ur.
t J O W.. tu.4
t p s ii. a ; , i i : -
rd fi r An . - Ci-t."., i. s rf.
julv sua, issz.
Chi txiW rul e.'f ' - ' .
to the Uil. the erd t ..: t - .
crop a rigbt ear itu l-r " -i 1 , t
years oi a. .rvutsi a. i.i V i. . i
The abv deT.-fl . t' i 'j
bv Wa.fa Vetifton ar u .alvl ' . a
if Uoflmen, C oroner i,Jtii" j T r
vidua and for Amite couimt, ttr t 4n-iwij-pi,
oa tbe 1 jib day U J j:.e, 1
Dark Brovn Ml:!.t T. w a1 : ! &. ci D
and under isw m i. etr. A; i
at iS 00, nud to be i! -t H u.4 ! t 1 v
Kicnmond and Adum U rreM.
fee loni Venuua ard tmrd v J, n, t .a
w r V llKiu, a J- !i . f ti e i ,c u
andfurAmiie ixu.li, JX.i. ,
June Uth, lt.
GIVE US A THIALI
PERFUMERY, JEWELRX AND
NOTIONS,
T I N W A K E!
Tobacco and Groceries.
"Quick Sales and Smaix Prof
its" is my motto.
CALL AND SEE.
January, 1890.
Sept. 19, 1880.
L. B. ROBINSON, President.
E. B. ROBINSON, . Cashier.
To E!aik r'n.w IT n r
nraiicd at 91 UO. eaJi. bv J H J, ;
simoa Martin.
Tbs aUive deTiUd Eftraye vere tuien w j
by J. A. Jen kin i, and strayed bv him W-
fure K. DultiuaD, Coroner ai.d" !!."
Knrger within and for Amita enuulir, aid
Stale of ilisiissipyi, oa ti it of June,
io?i
One Blutk Suauiih Pjt f t. Mare, brandmi
on left hip, timed face. lO jeura vid. Ap
praised at $25 00 t j E U Kt man and J M
Carter.
1 he aboe deecriLed eefrar m taken up rr
Gaerre W Honea, and ttruted bv hiiu btfre
Jiie. Willianm, i Jiutiee ot the feaee vitbin
and fur Amite countv, btaK of iiiwsitetjpi.
July 18th,
n i vr..u .,n......t ..!, i ... '
XHV v. i . mi ...... wun . yini k uu iii.t rwu...;'
der, bout 14 hand hig-h. 15 Teem old.
Taketi up by Bm Hiirrif, July 13th, 18W,
and appraised at 60 00 by J (J lnaac and K
One Steer. Red and Wliite Stieekleil. vith
crop in the right ear, under bi' in lef t ear, 8
or 7 year old. Appraised at$U W by & A
U. . .. J , n il
Aimeft aim l xiail. . I
The above deec.ibed eatrar WHtiilien vp
by C'bae. C faui-t, and stniyedby hiin before
It. Motnnan, the iwoner ana ex-cmo"
Kan(rr within mid fur Amite county, and
State of Aliaauuppi, on ltttb July, 192.
Via n. nnn nf lh alifiV lint lrili1 F.tma
are requested to come furward, prove prop
erty, pHV eillUXeF, K11U UIVIU wjr, VI
ihey w in be aeuii wun ai ire mw uirucu
. It. HUl-Jt'ilA.N,
, Coroner ar.i Kanircr
THE
M nf HlnntfiP
UUlili Ul U1UULUJ
J
OI.OSTEK. MISS.
Money lortiicil at reasona
ble rates..,
All lctiuls of
bought and sold.
"We solicit Deposits, from
$1 00 upward.
December 26, 1890.
1. J
L a z a r
FOX BUILDING,
LIBERTY, MIS8
DEALER IN
Dry Goods,
shoes,
CIKOCEllIES
CANNED GOODS,
Tobacco ,Cigari,et
All of which will bo told at tho lowest
prices for the cmk.
Give mo a call.
January 4th, 1890.
NOTIONS,
Carroll & Nunnery,
DRUGGISTS,
LIBERTY, MISS
Peai.irs in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET AltTICELS,
j"ANCY GOODS,
STATIONERY, Ac.
November 28, 1890.
The trial of Wado and Crcil
Sleeper, which was to have been
held on Tuesday last, was post
poned. It will be remembered that
an affidavit was made against them
for the cutting of Jesse Powell at a
picnio some weeks ago. It seems
now that Jesse got drunk, 'fun
through the wood3 and snagged
I himself. Ratcliff & Webb are for
the defense; McKnight for the
prosecution, ,
Alliance Resolutions.
LiBKRTVJu"ly 29th, 1S92.
Editor Herald Pleasa . puhlish
the following resolutions of Amite
County Alliance: . .
1. Resolved. That we. Amite
County Alfiance, were well pleased
wilh;Bro.' Burkitl's speech- made
befure Us this .day, and as the
Democratic 'Perly Jiat been urging
Alliance men to follow Burkitt, we
now Vay t6 them, heed his council.
2. Resolved,, That this Alliance
indorse, the. action of our Bros. W.
II. Grifila and Polk" TalberC in the
last meeting of the Legislature, and
that we aro proud of their records
there made by them.
W.D. HAZi.Eft-ood.geg.Co.All.
Jones. Democrat, defeated Kolh,
T,hird. party man for Governor of
t Alabama, by about oOXXJ Votes
Teople's Tarty Club.
SMITHDALE,Jllly22 '92.
Editor Herald I am instructed
to give you the proceedings for
publication of Smith's Box People's
Party Club,
After n address from Mr. Geo.
M. Cain of Franklin, and one from
T. N. Jackson of Amite, who both
gave some sound Jeffersonian
doctrine. The club then proceeded
to eo into an organization by elect
ing T. N. Jackson as Chairman or
President, II. L. Magee and J. A.
Burrisas Vice-President, and W.E.
Burris as Secretary.
- On motion all who wished to go
into the organization were request
ed to have their names enrolled,
of which there were quite a number.
- No other business, the club ad
journed to meet at Mars Hill church
Thursday before the first Sunday in
AugusCal 12 o'clock p. m.
'T. N.vJAfcs0N, President
W. E. Bnrris, Sec' . :
Bickham & Moore, cotton mer
chants of New Orleans, failed on
. t i e i r. k,.i vin (Tin A
i vne ist vi .1111131 wm (juvjwv.
(Juardian'M Sale.
BY VIKTUK of a decree of the Ilonom
blo Chancery Court of Ainilc coijoty,
MMsfiiipi, made on the 2Ut dii'y of July,
1892, in tno ease of C.W. BorryhiH", flimrdian
vs. A, F. Strawn and others, the undersigned
will on
Monday, 5th day of Spptember',lS92,
. .i t l : T ntf.r for sale at
ai me euuit iiuiiw in L.......VJ -
audtion to the highest bidder the land m said
county, described in said Uecreo an ioiiowik
That part ol section nirvj-um:
lici Kat of Beaver ere.-k, containing 180
. Th. Wac. noH nt rsi'Lion nv-f I
Heen. i fiw . t... .-
4H) which lies r est of liiiaver ereea. ami me
st part of Section forty-onu (41 J in iown
BIIIP Ulie Ul ivanu .ii.-.. ...
rru. u-ill ha renliud to mve
bond and security in three payments, due in
one, two, and tnrec years irom unw ui w-,
with 10 per cent, interest from (late. No bid
will be received for the whole land under
one thousand dollars.
0. W. BKItRYIIILL, Guard an.
August 1st, 1802. '
H. C. Capoll,
CENTREVILLE, MISS
CORUESrOXDEXT
Company
NEW YOKK CITY.
Corbin Banking
nriftiiife ntlMftftl I KID HflP FOR 12.80.
.... . 1 .a ail
wny n n mr mow a not m i
lh wzt md evidthi and you hay
u I haa la fit nur
tt Stnt prvpaitf n ncaipf of
ThY art batter than tho told in
.! atarM for S3. 04. Whn of
fering ano ui xna vnoui ino
m a? Hnur nlA thnet mnA an
outlin of it bottom of your
tool on ptccv oi pavr an
wowfMlityou, vvinh
tht tinott ctty tidotud
gf l rmito our ho in
tis 1 H t
8,0prar
Common
Sana to.
Cvocy ptb of ihoat w fmko and wll art wtmnttd. Wo
MU koop you trad tf t gatting it,
-J M. A VVeS
221 Fifth Avotu( - CHICAGO.
tas T.nans made on imDroved
nlantations in Amite and Wilkinson
counties on long lime.
Nn .chartre for examination of
- - - a -
property.
December 5, 18'JO.
Thos. D. Evans,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER
Summit, Miss.
BKOS to inform the people of Amite
county that ho will be in Liberty on the
Second Monday in Each Month,
prepared to do all work in his line with
Ho will keep on hand at all times a full
line of Watches aim jewelry lor saic.
All ...rlr minpantOPll forilftM VtHt V.
Parties having Wutche or jewelry to rei-
nn InaVO tit. llimfl U.t.ll Tho.. Wllripfr.
at the Waring llouse, or Mr. Klratton, at
the post office, and tneir oracrs win receive
WWIIt.V.I, t
Tatfonage aolicited and Satisfaction
guaranteed.
July 26, 1889.
for mrsPBPMA,
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MRS. FANNIE BREWER.
BrewerBros.&Co
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COWDIN BUILDING,
LIBERTY, MISS.
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
AND .
GROCERIES,
Millinery Goods,
LADIES WEAR,
NOTIONS, ETC.
"Low Trices and Fair Dealing"
is our motto.
Piilronnge solicited.
January 14. 1892.
Gillsburg Collegiate Institute
THIS INSTITUTION, located at GUIs
burg, Hifu, will re-open
Momlay, Sept. 7. liI.
Tt Ka.mnHe a enenrrl. uhfeti fill, (ha tiAnt.Irt
of South iliwi8si.pi with pride.
For tbe next session a complete and effi
cient faculty of teachen hat been terurwl.
With our past record at a testimonial, w e
come before tne public- and earnestly aol'cit
their patronage.
Tuition from $2 to f I per month.
Music, $4 per month, inclujme use ut
instrument. . i .
Board, Including washing and fuel, $10.
1?.. ftiWlioi- tfr.rr..nllr. .n.vlv rt 'IV V
NETTLKS, President of Faulty, or
' Pres. of Koard of TnutMM. "
August?, 1891. ;
AiimlnlHlrntor's Notice.
-rTnpmria .,tr,r r.r ttHminiKtmtinn on
WU ir.i.is
the estate o L. C. W'Elili, de
ceased, hsTine been grunted to the undcr
iffned bv the Chancery Court Of tbe FouHh
Chancery District of the Ktute or it tssisrpni
i.....tf u !!.. f ...1,1 fj.nrt fo
the countv of A mile, on tlie 13th cey ol
v..i a ri ikcii.
w .u..Arn-A hM m i. hflrchff (riven to
all persons indebted to said estate to come
1 a . I I .1 .11 nAH.n.
torwara ana msse pinniein, nu ... .-i
havine claims sptinst the seme are requested
to enhibit them and have them rcwtUrri in
the manner and within the time prescribed
bv law. OTttiey Win B torever oarreu.
W. S. WEBB, Adm'r
Jul 7, 1831.
CllAtion Xotlfp.
TI1E CTATK OF MIB8ISSU'lr,1
AMITE COUNTY. )
Tnllifl ! Wn unit M T. C.tt.,,, .,,,1
!l""lrii VVillinm. KMlniiftl anil Am.nil..rn.. .
ton minor children of M L Cafton, anil W I,
1..lnn r)u.w.i.u...l nnil I.. M I. r'u.lr.m llw.l..
mothe-, for said minors Beatrice, "Wiliium.
Bumuci ana Amanoa, wnose post ouics au
dre?s is unknown:
YOU ARB COMIVIAXDEO to erl-nr
llaf..F. Ilu .lll.lin. Ihd t"ttml I ...i.'l
ol Amite county, at the court house in Lib
erty, on the
Third Monday iu September, Next,
and defend the action in Eipctir.ent of A. J.
l.szar nao wastnn ana otners g set toi tfl tu
bis declaration in our said Court.
Given under my band and the seal of sr il
Court, tins, the iet day of June, A. U. ir ji.
W l VI..T U I U M .1.
. Agency f.jr
For Infrtrrnfttifm nn frw i?n!1mnV wrtf
0'dt bnrwuu fur iwirnss (wtnt m Ar?i.
fcvprT p iT.t titknt out hr ua is br"---.' ( v
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