The Southern herald., September 30, 1892, Image 3

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Ill millEHMiERILD.
liberty. X.a.. September 3. 1832.
iej; i 11 1 1 .
Wl itt h ivinj r.i.il iiiph:.
Wei!, hat wul r..u i!n 'bvut is?
John Allen will U l.ere Oct. 13.
Gent ami hoys woul hat. Err.
r Bros. & On.
Saturday, Oct. 1st, is the Tlird
ptrty basket-picnic dsy.
Crockery in J tinware, large as
sortment Brffr Pm & Co.
Think to Mr. Ptatt Smith f.r
tome very fin Fsn-t mttrei.
Mii-s Eiln-I Strait. m: fpmt Sun
day with friends at B'Welcutue.
Erewer Bns. & :o. Iiave put tip
a street lamp at thir popular sture,
Mr. R. D. Van N'irnian returned
f.-ora MiCmiib, -l Monday, at th
did Tutti.
Gen. Uu,iht lute pn merited ni-
with fin is np'e if Korghum, fm
which w eut-nrl our 1rui,k.
Bridles, spur, whip, lauips ai'd
fixtures and almopt everything rife
can 1) fnund at our sture Brewer
Broi. &. Co.
Tbt Gilloburg Band play ft
the Detno-Barbecue. The Smith
dale in expected. Our Boy may
alio be in it.
Anybody wishing to pay this of.
fire hi produce and fire-wood, can
do so. We will alan accept of mor
er. Be sure and call un ua while
in town.
Mr. J. U. Gallioy will receive
ana teach pupil ii the elementary
branches of education, at iheKatclifl
Iloua in Liberty. Mis.., It-ginning
Monday, October 3.
Mr. R. B. Dickey died at bi
Lome near Summit, on the21-t inM
II waa about 8-j years of age, ir
was buried in Amite county where
lie had lived a number of years,
Mr. Ed. Hill, an ellicient hook
keeper of Magnolia, spent Severn
davs in our town in utlenilnnce on
Court. II waa not under one
vt us only a witness, Dome again
Hnn. T. Stuck dale Miller, ntth
city of Magnolia, paid nnr town
flying visit this week. IIh did no
have time to make a speech, but
will when Jie conies to the Burle
- ....
to. Won t you 1 oiu?
I KooiPfQniir tne Uemocrntic bar
j-t&uajn Oct. 13;h. A division 'ol
j time willjje granted the Third par
ty; provided they wont leave while
the Democrats are Fpeaking. Thii
is-by orW of lb Cliiurman.
Many thank to the following
named parties for cnxh favors in
the hint few dys: II V Eaa,ey,
J 0 Robert!., W P (J Stewart, M N
Bonda, V II Robin? n. 0 X Harbin,
R A White, W V Sharp, J R Li ml
say, Zaeh Ziigl.r, II C Huhec,
II Q Garner,
Hon. J. H. Price, of Magnolia,
appenred before Judc Ciia-eilv.
Tuesday night and cued out a writ
of habeas corpus for Frank Conerlv
who was indicted for lynching the
negraat McCnrab. Tlin writ wag
made returnable before Chancellor
Colin at Magnolia and will be tried
Ml
as soon as pof-ililc.
a
Uncle Seab Reynolds p.iv bis
crowd will meet at Travia Bridge,
on the 12th and barbecue the meat
n ..... .
and come into ifwn about one hun
drt'd strong with a flag mid a brays
band. 8ay w will hear his trnm-
. pet sound between 9 and 10 f. in.,
on the 13th. Whoop! Let 'er roll
Murphy Gallagher's dead.
Ve are" n quested by the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of
Amite county to say, that all parlies
wishing to contribute meats for the
barbecue, on the 13th of October,
will please forward Paine to J. D.
Lea or C. A. Neilson, Committee
at Liberty, onWednesday morning.
If people 'prefer to prepare tbeir
meats, etc., in their respective pre
cinct, they can send t Liberty
early Thursday, October 13h.
Resolution of the Democratic
ExecutiYe Committee,
The following resolution was
adopted by the Democratic Execn
tive Committee of Amite county at
a recent meeting:
Resolved, That thePeople's parti
of Amite ceunty be respectfully in
vited to participate in a discussion
of the political iesue of the day at a
Democratic trims meeting and
barbecue to be held in Liberty on
the 13th of October neii, and that
an equal division of time be ac
corded. C H. Fsjtb,
Chairman Dem. Ei. Com.
V P.- Love. Secrets-,
I'i.-Cuit Court, Etc.
Circuit c.urt was called to order
M.. n day tuoming, Judge Caidy
j.rrMd'ng, F. A. MiUin, D.st. At-1
.-.rns-v, N. 'Fv Vclran clerk and C. I
r n.'vUrfutv.lerk TLeGrand!
Jury adjourned in the evening aud
pr stuted the following report:
pros
To the Hon. W. P. Cedy,
Judfre of the Sirh Judicial District,
ittiHg in and for A mil county,
eptemberTerm, 18S2.
We, the Grand Jury appointed
for the September term of the Cir-
uii C 'Hrl of said C'U'.ty, beg leave
o submit our final report. We dil-
pently inquired into all lawless
ness that came to our knowledge
We have examined one hundred
and nine witnesses.
We have reported twenty five
true bills, continued one, referred
to the Ju-tice of the peace five
We have examined the jail and
find it in a safe and healthy tondi
(ion. We desire to call the alt en
lion of the B. of S t' the unsafe
condition of the following bridges:
fwo bridges on the Liberty and
Centreville road near W R Brown's
mill; aUo the bridges on the Amite
river near T. R. Bell' and K. L.
Butler's.
We are gratified to learn that the
morals of our couuty are on the up
t;rade.
We h ive endeavored to discharge
ur duty regardless of race or color
hut we regret to report that three
fourths of all violations of law that
have been brought to our know),
edge have been committed by the
colored race.
W having no further business
respectfully ask to be discharged.
F. U. Wilkinson, Foreman.
First Week Civil Dockkt.
T II .McDowell v. C II Butler-
Verdict for Plaintiff.
Simmons Hardware Co. vs. E
McDanicl Dismissed atPhfTecnst
Simon & Kohsi vs E McDaniel
Dismissed at Pltfl"s cost.
Wolf & Mooks vs E McDaniel
Dismised at Pllff'a cost.
Levy cv Moyse vsCIIunolddlein
Verdict fjir Claimant.
I Moyse & San vs C A Butler
Verdict for PlifT.
S, Dal.-heimer &, Co. vs E Mc
Daniel Attachment dismissed
judgment for Fltff.
Levy Loeb Si Co vs E McDaniel
judgment for Pltff.
Stale of Mississippi use etc. for
Bank of Summit vs Jus A Parker-
Dismissed.
H I) MeGeheevs WW Barren-
Verdict f..r Pltff.
Hyraan Uro. vs J J Campbell
Verdict for Defendant.
Jno I Ad mis A Co vs E C Cocker
liam-Pltff.
1 MnyH-& Sn vs Barney Johns
Si Co-Pltff.
T McKoight vs WGCockerham
Pltff.
J W Naul vsJKP Tate-Dft
Banv y Johns. & Co vs L, N 0 &
TRU-Puff. .
0 Hurst vs L, N0 4TR R
Disillinsed.
Ike Robinson vs L, NOiT RR
Pltff.
J R Whiitington vs L, N 0 t T
R R Pltff.
Jo-i ih Andcraon vs L, N 0 & T
i; R-PI iff.
S P Wellington vs L, N 0 & T
R R-Pltff.
Jno Whittington vs L, N 0 & T
K R-Pltff.
ERHanellvs L, NO&TRR-
Pltff.
Sechsd Vek C'r;misal Docket.
State vs Andrew Inaacs, carrying
Conct'aled weapons; not guilty
State vs B II Day; guilty
Stale vs Turn Bell, assault and
battery; process ceased
Stnte vs Chas Jones, car con
weapon; nol guilty
State vs Vanllarvey, Wood Mc
Gehee it John Harward, assault it
battery, disturbing family three
cases'; no proa
Statu vs Marcus Dunn Dunn, re
tailing; attachment for witnesses
State va Marcus Dunn, retailing;
altnchment fur witnesses
State ?s Aaron Turner, o c w;
imf pro
State vs Brown Whittington, Sam
Curry, Aaron Turner and Alex
Duller, jlist family; forfeiture on
Whiliingioti's bond, 90 days in
jail and $50 00 costs as luWhilting
lon, attachment for others
State vi Dave Johnson, c c w;
nol pros
State ?s Gen Walt?; nol pros
Stale vs Albert Perkins and R
Miimfnrd; nol pros ,
State vs Luther Gray, cow; not
guilty -
Slate vs R W Hurst, o C w; coo.
tinued
State vsllugh Perkins andEagen
Brown, assault; not guilty
State v P. U Harit,
I'l-:,;;.'
continued
. ifiaie John Jones, retallic;:;
continued
State vs EurrcU iiarvey, leta'.l-
'V 6UlU
SlaU vs Joe leUtiins, nol
State vi Gib Matthews, retailing;
not guilty
State vs Sol Bonds: a 4 U U kill;
guilty
State vs J G McKee, defaulting
road overseer; not guilty
State v Geo Mason,. Dan Mason
and Marshal Miller, alb; con
tinued State vt Joe Hurst, retailing; not
guilty
State vs Van Jackson, burglary;
attachment issued
Sta'e vs Amos Crittendorr, c e w;
bond forfeited
State vsWillBurris, C C w; guilty.
$25 00 snd costs
State vs John Jackson, retailing;
guilty
State vsNatAndrews, manslaugh
ter; attachment for defense wituess
and set for 20th inst
State vs Henry Jagers, retailing;
process ceased
State vs B P Ilarrell, c c w; con
tinued State vs Cicero Cotten, embezzle
ment; not guilty held for larceny
State vs II D Martin, not guilty
want of jurisdiction
State vs Jack Hudson, i b;
guilty
State v Ben McNeil, c c w; not
guilty
State vs Geo Handy, retailing;
guilty
State vs B P Ilarrell, exhibiting
pistol; not guily
State vs Jack Oliver, retailing;
guilty
Slate vs Isaiah Davis and Minda
Causey, unlawful co-habitation;
lismissed on payment of costs
State vs II D Martin, forgery;
nol pros
State vs R W Hurst, dist family;
continued
Slate vs David Dye, retailing;
not guilty
State vs Monroe Banks, larceny;
not guilty
State vs Tom Jones, a & b; nol
guilty " i
btate vs Jack Williams ana Ben
Jones, removing cot tun; nol pro
Stale vs J. U. McKee, defaulting
road overseer; nol pros.
State vs Hugh Robinson, retail
ing; not guilty.
Stale vs Bill Robinson, retailing.
not guilty
State vs Jesse Duncan, retailing;
nol pros.
Married:
Al the home oft ho groom's mother,
Amite county, Miss., September 22,
1S92, at 2 o'clock p in., Mr. Jehu
(i. Wall and Miss Eulah G
M uu-ixs, T.C. Schilling officiating.
May their path through life be
bright and happy. l'
A sumptuous dinner was served,
and nunv good wishes accompany
the wedded pair. T. C. 8.
Gillshurg.
A Little Girl's Exporieuce la A
Lighthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at
Sand Beach, Mich., and are blessed
with a daughter, four years old
Last April shi was taken down
with Measles, followed with a dread
ful cough and turning into fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her, but in vain, she grew
worse rapidly, until she was a mere
"handful of bones". Then she
tried Dr. King's New Discovery.
and Hfter llie use of two and a half
boltlt'8 was completely cured. They
say Dr. King's New Discovery U
worth its weight in gold, yet you
may get a trial bottle free alCarroll
it Nunnery'.s drugstore.
Shake No More.
Dicks' Chilli fuge or Sweet Chill
Tonic cures quickly chill and fevers,
dumb chills, intermittent fever,
malarial neuralgia, bilious levers.
Why Dicks' Cliillifuge is the best:
Because being aweet, children oi
grown persons do not object to th-
laste. Because it is guaranteed to
cure. Leaves no bud effects,
strengthens the aged and feeble.
brings back the glow of health.
tones up the system and neutralize?
the -malarial poison. Sold and
guaranteed by R. L. Weathersby,
Liberty, Miss. F. A. Dicks,
Natchea, Miss,
Strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. Ii
"La Grippe" has left you weak
and weary, use Electric Bittern
This remedy acts directly on liver,
stomach snd kidneys, gently aiding
th(68 organs to perform theii
functions. If you are afflicted with
sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking
Ereclric Bitters. One trial will con
vince you that this Is the remed
you need. Large bottles only 0
cents at Carroll fe Nunnery' drug.
store,
Tl.st tired (,v'.:r., wLI.'h is cx
1 perienced by so many people livirg
m malarial a v.r...s.
I'aria! d'v.rxs, can be cured !
nurrii" To ft te j""" JJ
by takiri5
Toaio,
isk far Groves.
Grove' Cathartic
:t;jr is as
pleasant to the tasle as lemon euar.
Moves the bowels gently, cures con
stipation and biliousness and does
not gripe or sicken. A 25i package
contains more doses tban any 50ct
Cathartic Syrup on the market. 25
doses for 2octs. Try it and you
will be delighted. For sale by Car
roll & Nunnery.
Grove'a Tasteless Chill foaicisa
perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and
Blood purifier. Removes bilious
ness without purging. As pleasant
as lemon syrup It is as lsrge as
any dollar tonic and retails for 60c
To gel the genuine ask for Grove'a
Sold by Carroll Si Nunnery.
You run no risk. All druggists
guarantee Grove's Tasteless Chill
Ionic to do all that the manufact
urers claim for it. Warranted no
cure, no pay. There are many im
itations. To get the genuine ask
for Grove'a. Carroll 4 Nunnery.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eastfork College.
'IMUS COLLEGE will open iU Second
X Emusioii
Monday, Sept. 7, 1801.
An excellent corps of the moat proficient
proftwor and lady teachers have been em
ployed, which mntii thai we art going to do
the best educational work during the Mion
that wt have ever done here ur eUuwhere
before.
We will be prepared t teach 250 rtudonti.
and then-lore lolicit tlie tuiiport and patron.'
ae ot Amite and mrruuudine, rouutiea.
Uoarting lacililM excellent, iwiiege duiki
mir amnlv lar-D and beautifullr arruneed,
and furiiiaheoT with the chiirmin; Orand
lUnid Anlomutic Scats and Desks which
iidd not onlv in neatnuw, but reallv to the
omt'ort and aealtliy duvvlopnicnt of the
physical ttuueni.
Music room has three beautiful pianos and
one hundoome chapel organ.
The Dormitory will be under the manage
ment of the President and his wile, who will
conduct it on the plun of a quiet, Christian
lamily home.
Commercial DeDartment
Younjr mon and young ladies, now is thft
onnortunit v for vou to equip yourselves with
aUL'SlNESS EDUC.VI'.ON. VVeeuarantee
thoroughness of training in this department.
We will be able to give Diplomas to any who
tlimh the Uommercial (Jourse, wnn n will In
clude Hook Keeping, l!unkiiis,sUtinbca'-inir,
Kailroading. C'oiuinission, Arithinelic and
Commercial Law, etc. t Time required to
gi-aduate: If a student give his whole time
to this course ha can graduate in F1VK
MONTHS. If he dnsiraa to lake other
studios in the Literary Course, it will require
loncor time, according to the time lent from
Commercial Course. T-irais, cash and clwap.
Couiiie Inirh and complete.
KXi'KNStii:
rtoanlf Inclitrling wrishina, per Iru $10 00
Board. Mondavtill Friday, " 00
Tujtion.l'rimurvDopartnieiit. " 1 fiO
" I'miwraWy " " 2 00 to 2 f0
" Collctri.ito " " 8 00W4OO
Music on I'ianoor Or-in, ' t 00to4 00
Use of Instrument, for practice.per mo 1 00
I'aiutinir, for full Course, 3 60
lucidcnud fee, per month, "o
Commercial Course (including fee for
Diploma), 45 00
Diploma f'-e, 1" 00
Board and tuition will bo rcqniri.il in ad
vance. No deduction except in caws ol
protrnctnd nickness. Boarders required to
furnish a pair of blankets or two comforts,
nul toilet artichw.
If other information ha dcfln-d. please
write for catalogue, or tor thu desired uifor
mation,to S.S.NiHTLE?, President,
July' 17 lS'Jl JiASI'r UKK, MlbS.
MONEY
TO LOAN.-
On improved firm lands,
at
low rate and long time.
No delay money obtained in
ten days.
W. JS. GILL, Lawyer,
LIBERTY, MISS.
July 13, 18111.
H. P. BUCKLEY,
8 Camp St, New Orleans,
VATCH MAKER,
And dealer la
fin Watches,
JWLStlJ
Silver H are and Spectacles.
Brrrr Watfbrs R''PI4
Jw-iry mtirie to order. Dismmiit n-sM
In tli uewint si Tie. all at rounualila
Drimis ait J fultr atiiirntfM
A full line of Waltham Watcum
at lowest rates.
February 2fi. lSe.
Onardlau'a Hale.
BY VIRTl'K of a decree of the Honora
ble Chancery Court of Amite county.
Mississippi, made on the Zli-t dsjy ot July,
1H92. in too case of C.W Bcrrvliill. Guardian
irs. A, F. Struwn and others, the undersigned
will on
Monday , 5th day of Septembor, 1892,
it the eaurt bouse in Lihcrty offer for salo at
uiction to the hiclicst Didder the land m saiu
county, drweribed in said decree as follows:
That nart of Section fortv-one (41) which
lies East of Heaver crctk, containing 180
acres. The West part of Section forty-six
(4fi) whiuh lies rust of Beaver crock, and the
lat part of Section forty-one (41) in Town
shin one of Kancethree.
Tho purchaser will required to give
bond and security in three payments, due in
one, two, and three years from date of aalc,
with 10 per cent, interest from dstc. No bid
will he received for the whole land under
one thousand dollars.
C. W. BERUVniLL,' Guard an
Auiit 1st. 1802.
GENUINE D0NG0LA KID SHOE FOR $2.50,
Why Ian yaar sinn 4 not 117
Bksum yow dMlM dots net liMf
vm sum snd snmiw ana you
to Islu whst hs Im WsmslisM
msi t 1st lls t i mt
tost, Snt rpid n rscsipf f
ssn, monyisf r pssw mis
TKsy sr totter thin shot sold in
rMnlitomfwf 1.00. Whsnoc-
dsiins sttid wl th wSdta snd
si at yur Sid SMss and sn
outlfns M tK bettsm a4 yw
lost oa a pise f spf and
ttfSwtlltityou. WSflt
ths Sfmt city tmda snd
awn siif snoss tfl
widths framAA to EE.
iMiKa
Asrxssr
GdMssda
Sons 10.
InwysabcfjKMONo sulra snd nil wsmntsd, W
SSttSMflJSMMtMdOSftw (nttmtrt,
J. M. PEEPLE A Ca,
321 Fifth Avnu, - CHICAGO.
m
AT .
D. u. 3u
"AN,
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1 1 I I i 1 1 JllHlll UUUI
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Liberty,
DEALER IN
CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots, Shoes,
HARDWARE,
t'rckcry,GUMiware, Saddler)
Books and Stationery,
PERFUMERY, J EWELR t AND
, ' ; , NOTIONS
: . '
T I IT VT A E El
Tobacco and
Groceries.
"Quick Sales akd Small Pitor
its" is my motto.
CALLi AND H12K.
January, 1890.
V . J . L a z a r ,
FOX BUUDIXG,
LIBERTY, HIS 8
DEALEtt IX
Dry Goods,
SHOES, NOTIONS,
C1ROCEBIES
CANNED GOODS,
Tobacco ,Cigars,et
All of which will be told at tho lowest
prices forth cash.
Giro me a call.
January 4th, 1890.
H. C. Capell,
CENTREVILLE, MISS
CORUESPOA DEKT
Corbin Banking Company
NEW YORK CITT.
tog" Loans made on improved
plantations in Amite and Wilkinson
counties on long time.
No charge for examination of
property.
December 6, 18!0.
Thos. D. Evans,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.,
Sommit, Miss.
BEGS to inform the people of Amitr
county that he will b in Liberty on the
Second Monday in Each Month,
prepared to do all work in his line with
promptness and at reasonable rates.
He will keep on hand at all time a fall
line of Watches and Jewelry for sale.
All work guaranteed for ona year.
Parties having Watches or Ji-welrv to re
pair, can leave the same with Thos. Waring,
it the Waring House, or Mr. Stratton, at
.he post office, and their orders will receive
itlention,
tcf Patronage solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
July 26, 1689.
FOR DTSPEPS1A,
iBatrvtlon sml Stitnsclj d.rtrrs, ti
tUOWl IKOH BITTtUUk
.11 iin l.p It, 1 rw hwtio. GamfiMfcat
ua-lo (biii tnl ctwckJ nd Useson Trsprer.
111 Gfil
Paniation
Sifts
I 1 f f f i j ? t
r
CO. i
Ca
Gloster, Miss.
DEALERS 15
DRY GOODS
BOOTS and SHOES,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
PL1MTI0N SIPPLIES
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY and TINWARE.
TOBACCO, tie.
All of which Mill be sold at
the very lowent prices.
m
GIVE US A TUIALI
'Sept. 19, 1889.
L. B. ROBINSON, President.
E. B. ROBINSON, Cashier.
! THE
(.LOMTEIt, MISS.
Money loaned at reasona'
ble rates.
All kinds of "Warrants
bought and Bold.
We solicit Deposits, frcm
f 1 00 upward,
December 26, 1800. m,
Carroll & Nunnery,
'.DRUGGISTS,
LIBERTY, MISS
DiiXtas ix
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICELH,
FANCY GOODS,
STATIONERY, 4c
November 28, 1890.
F. R. BREWER. A. A. BREWER
II ItS. FANNIE BREWER.
C0WDIN BUILDING,
:libebtt, miss
CEALEES IN
DRY GOOD
AXD
GROCERIES,
Millinery Goods
LADIES WEAR,
NOTIONS, ETC.
"Low Prices and Fair Dealing'
is our motto.
Patronage solicited.
January 14, 1892.
Adminlatrator'si Kotice.
WHEREAS, letteri of administration on
. the etUU of G. H. Borrey, de
iased, bavinjr been (rranled to the under--igned
by the Chancery Court of tha Fourth
Chancery Distrct of tne State of Missise-ppi,
More H. M. Bates. C'erk of said Court f f
h coantr of Amte, on the 2d day it
8ert, A. D. 1892:
Now, therefore! notice il herebr given to
ill persons Indebted to said estate to come
rnrward arid make payment, and all pron?
having rlxim apainst the same are requeatod
t.i exhibit them and hava them reist ifd ii
he manner and within the tima prescribed
by law, or thy will b fotr bonrd.
L. E ROBI JiSOJi, E'r -
If 1 :
M of Gloster
BrewerBrosACo
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lt'ab-' 0. rl-d ei-f .L--a
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One Red trd TVti'e rpot'ed P .1 rmYr t
about two jesrsoid, Tu.v8t ir
4rpi-iidat I i W t'' J t V .- 4 iv
S VvTd.
iVor iewriW tttrty ws Uicm f
bvC R Co UiLim i a st J I? l.:a t
kn V 13 Ptsy.t Junuoi u I "e-viii.ji
and fr Ab-.m co-ni) , Aug C:li ir
Cnt kit-po!'.ru st, r, b -at U ysi o' !,
umark. i. j"ii and at $i lv l MX1
Liej a:id h 1 listifc".
liii above tk'r.bid etrsv s t'.n vp
by I C t., Mid iivid ly l as fc-'-,
It lloTBian, it .wioii.r tui tx i
Kn-r mithia and ! r tr' , ' i
9uiof lluitkipi, trj u,.i.- lvia, l-.--
The owners of the above deter lit r'4
r requested to eoire tomsrd, prvti p
ny.pav ctt.(, aid lake Ui lu k ny, kf
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THIS iyN'lTUTIOJJ, located at Cilhi
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With ouf rtit record as a test'n onisl. n
eome before to public and earnwtiy u c-(
their patronsgr.
Tuition from $2 to $4 per month,
ilutic. S4 per month. incluJin Via t i
instrument. .
Board, lndudir s- wsihing md fuel, 10.
For filler info, nation an.lv In W. r.
KITTUlS, Pittiderit of f-..-u!tT, or
. J. W.. AI L,
Pres. of Board vl Truites
August T, low.
Cllallon Xotire.
Till BTATK OF MI?i:l!:El PI, T
auiTX COl'NTY.
To Mart t-. . nston and M. I Caston, and
Beatrice, William, Surmiel snd Ami m' 's.
ton minor children ot 11 1, Cat'i anl L
laston, dK-eated, and to x. I , fas ion. tl.elr
moth , for mid minora Patrice, illim.
Hsmuel and An-.ar.da, whose putt d-
"ire uijmiuii;
70V ARE fOWMAM)ED to
bufore the .ludpe of the t mnit
rpear
t l urt
ot Amite county, at tho court bout in L W
any, on ma
Third Monday in Srptember, Next,
and dsftnd tbe action In Flrctn ent of A.J.
Laxar rs A 8 C'aston ai d ollera ss et forth la
bis declaration in our wid I ourt.
Given utidrr mr hand and the rbI of rs'd
Court, this, the 21.1 dy of Jutie, A. D. V-.t.
V. S. .VcLLA', Cieik
Xotlce for ruMitadoH.
Laks brncs at Jai Ksoy, Hias
Sept. 16th. lbM. (
NOTICE Is hert-bv given that the follow,
infr named settler has !ed notice of his
intention to make final proof hi support of
his elaim, and that said prool will be made
Iwfort the Circuit Clerk of Amitt County, at
Liberty, Miss., on Oct 27, WW, rin
Hampton bwarinpin, lid. ho. 17669 tor the
east half south eaut quarter ,and north west
quarter eouth eart quarter and north to-t
Suarur touth west quarter, tica 2,T. 1 JJ, K.
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H nsmss the following witnesses to pre
nil oontinuous rrsidenco upon, and cultiva
tion of said land, viz:
Samurl Nelson, Green Eollins, JloVert V.
Carrith, John 1. Carruth, all of i?uniuiii. I".
0, Piko Co.. Miss.
HENRY KERNAGHAS.Eocistsr.
wnmto, ana ail tAltM nwifr-.
toaal to Im MOprTUTR rn (mr o" t
opim(.ii tha U 8. raiant tiffin st.rl we ra 06.
tola Psirms in leas timstinii Hum? niMrbm
if4ffAro.v. rt,4 nwtL. mamim
rlOTO of tnvsntinn. We ertvte $ to iip-.?.
ahilitv fte ni rhsree snd we mk tUAi.LS
li.Vli.-s PATJSXT M i-t,litl.
For eirf-iilsr. sitrire, tnns anfl rr,
aifnsj elfins fn ymtr nwr, Hmi'. tv.uiiiv invir
lw, wrlia 10 ps,m,r.
OlfMiU fa timet, B-w,-.i b i
Irety family should nt-eribe ti
The Tlmos-Otsiuoerat, of iw Oi 'na,
It Is the grmteHt oa.r in Ut S"'b
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