The Southern herald., March 31, 1893, Image 3

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liberty. K;ss,. Kirch 21, 1S33,
. Ad i'auUjV M III l6 l!ltf.
'Turkey in de straw, ha, ha, ha!"
See CranJ Jury report in anoth
er column. Be sure to read it.
Rev J. J. Strin'liclJ preached a
gnod sermon in town Sunday night,
Mr. A. B. Dison has been stop
ping at the Waring Hotel during
court.
Misses May and Mary Cox are
spending a few days in town with
friends and relatives.
The Reception givm hy the
Seniors of L. M. & F. C. on the 29th
inst. Misses Alice Cauey and
MattieWhite receiving was a very
pleasant affair.
Our people enjoyed themselves
immensely at the Waring Hotel on
Tuesday evening last. Danoing
was indulged in and the fine music
was quite a trrnt.
Ir. Kingston, the piano tuner,
who ha been spending ft couple of
.......... in ? i. uL
r-vt.ni ill i tllliiur, lull UI3 UO-I
parture on Tuesday morning lust. I
He says he will return in June. J
I
The attractive and highly ac-!
complished Miss Lorenn Davis, of'
Greenehurg, but at present music J
teacherof Eastf.uk, rpmt the latter j
part of last week with her friend, i
Miss Bessie Bates, of Liberty.
Most of our boys have been at
work in town thiswerk. Wenoi!r
Mr. R. D. Van X.rman behind the i
counters of Brewer Bros. &. Co.;
C. E. Davis, Jr., acting ns deputy
Sheriff; and Floyd Stratum in
charge of the livery stable.
Mrs. Vie. Webb entertained a few
of her friends very hospitably on
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Tuesday evening last. The editor
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in ii uuu m Mine mm he was among
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the guests. The supper was superb,
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",u viug muni mi r.irc UlIU i
elegant viands, cooked iii that do-
licious style peculiar to the hostess
There was a verv oleasant cnther.
mgof young peopleal the residence
tf. XT O rT ' i.i.',
vi mr. ii.o. .ci,ean, onenigni last
week, which was heartily enjoyed
by those who participated. On the
night following, there was also n
sociable at Mr. W. R. Brown's,
which was pronounced a pleasant
affair.
Messrs. John Hincs and, G. G.
Butler, of Glosler, gave a phono
graphic concert nt the College on
Friday last, which was well in
tended. After exhibiting this won
derful talking machine again on
Monday, to the amusement of tho
folks in attendance on Court, they
departed "for Gloster.
0 j
Many thanks to the following
named parties for ensh favors In
the last few days: RS McLnin, T I
S Jackson. J V Cnmnhull T?,nfc
Jackson, X A Travis C X Wall.
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R E Brower, J J Travis, Sr., R D
Causey, W M Robinson, T J Berry,
hill, M X Bonds, Mrs. D V Hurst,
J D McDowell, Dr. I F. Scott, II
W Easley, J II Lauchli, Abo 'IV. MicoXD WKKK.
lor, V II McKinney, ' j Circuit Court was called to order
. Iti,anh7w.XeilsoM?nly!n,,,ing Mareh 27tl1' nl
can give the meals he does for 25 " ""T ftippi'
cents. It must be on account of , "l ? ?M J'C8sidy
the great number who visit his ",he A-Mclm D,.t.
popularhouse. He has been crowd-! A.l'7e-v; ?nei)n f'rcui1
ed all the week, and no one has ! "f ' T v 5 DaeV8' ',n?'e
comnlained. In fant .1,..v 1,H n I M. Uutler, Sheriff, with
right to, as he had lurkev every
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day, ' and other meat and de
Jicious viands in proportion. This
is the place to get your meals when
in town.
We desire to state to those inter
ested, that an article, vritten bv
Mr. A. J. Newman, which appear-j
cd in this paper, was handed to our
compositor during our absence,
U he compositor, supposing we had I
been consulted, went to work on it ! 8 S Stebbin, C XV Williams, Jas
and had half way finished when ' per Newman, X J Xaul, J P Fore-
we came in. oeeingwhat the article j
was we destroyed the balance
While a correspondent is personal
ly responsible for his articles, we
do not think a paper should publish
tny thing calculated to cause trouble
and ill feeling, and have always
sought to avoid such.
Mr. 0. N. Harbin, of Vickshurg,
the popular and affable engineer in
charge of locomotive No. 88 of the
Valley Route, has been attending
Circuit Court during the greater
part of the term. This is the third
term Mr. Harbin has been in at
tendance on as a witness in aR. R.
case. He says he intends taking
out naturalization papers in Amite
county. He has made many friends
diiring his forced visits to our town,
and has placed us under obligations
to bun by assisting us to distribute
and eH up type, repairing our door
lock, fete. He is an all arpunl man
a natural gpniu,
l.ri-.t IV.: t.
W XV Huff T II A II C Eowra,
replevin; disrwiissJ at plaintiffs
, sts
T II McDowell vs C II Butler et
als; motion fur new trial overruled.
Smith Bros vs Porter & Welb;
continued..
Smith Bros vs A E & E W Ott,
claimants; judgement for plaintiffs.
I Moyes & Son vs C A Butler;
dismissed
A J Roberts vs Terry Johnson et
als: verdict tor plaintiff,
B F Day vs L X 04 T R R;dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Biscou Block 4 Co vs R B Thomp
son; continued.
Chas Feahney vs J J Campbell;
continued.
I Moyse & Son vs E B McLain;
verdict for plaintiff.
Annie Longmire vs L X 0 & T
R R; dismissed at defendants costs.
J W Kaul vs Hamp Wall; dis
missed fur want of prosecution.
Lottie Waring, by next friend vs
M D McLean, slander; verdict of
;avvi , , . ,.
fc--00forplaint.fr.
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,.J'n (VmIJ)vs . 0 T
"l Pla'"" co.ti
A W Schultz vs I, X 0 & T R R;
judgment of $30 00 for plaintiff,
l)avid Nunnery v T II Marsalis;
dismissed at defendants costs,
Henry Barney vs Lucy Jackson;
continued.
I Moyse it Son vs E A Cain; vei
dict fur plaintiff.
I M Ellzey vs E A Cain, replevin;
vcrditt f6r p'"'"
Sam Johnson vs L X 0 & T R R;
continued.
Wm Lindsey vsllank ofGloster;
verdict for defendant.
C M Anderson vs Wm Lindsey;
dismissed and costs paid.
owinuiiru viuaiio iv memica to
Vv r , v i a. i. i ,
vsh G Mckee; judgraeii by defwi t
Standard Guano & Chemical Co.
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Jl 1 lintes vs CC f aust: non su t
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judgment for Bates.
i rri .
Marsnlis; verdict for plaintiff.
A J I -n.ar vs W R Brown; judg-
input for
E F Anderson vs Y & M V R R-
'
dismissed at defendant's costs.
E C Bradshnw vs Y & M V R R;
verdict, non suit.
II Ililler & Co. vs Geo. Hughes,
continued.
L B Robinson vs L.XO&TRR;
dismissed at defendant's costs.
J M Tatum vs L, X 0 & T R R;
continued.
Rebecca AWinn vs II & A Hillcr;
continued.
Rebecca Wilson vs J Moyse v
others, ejectment; continued.
' Daniel McLain vs L, X OA T R R;
continued,
W G Vincent vs Porter & Webb;
judgment by default.
Rebecca A Winn vs T II Mc-
,)mve,lJ cnni"",l-
Rebecca AWinn vs John I Cocker-
. ,
in, mil hi nuit'ilU UV IIHIKing J
A Burn's deft and continued.
FX Nunnery, G'd. vs Marcus
Dunn; leave to amend declaration
and continued.
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... .vit.1 Liiii.iciii ui-jiuiics, l lie IU1
lowing were impaneled as Grand
Jurors: P R Brewer, Foreman; A
B Williams, R M Day, W II Day.
Z E Nunnery, L Q Smith, XV H
Bates, T R Jones, L II Garner,
II XV Easiy, R L Weatheisby, J C
Dixon, XV Z Lea, Jr., J T Casscll,
E W Smith. II W Andrews, E E
I W elch, S C Richmond, F W Strat
ton, Bailiff.
l'ETIT JUI!
man, n u Jones, II L White, JC
Brumfield, C A Monk. J D Ca usev.
DF Gordon, F L Prescott, C E
Drummond, E L A Wilson, W P
Ilonea, XV F Easley. V XV Smith.
Wiley Roberts, J S Wilkinson, T
II Iloff, R D Causey, T A Wren.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Stalo vsTom Beall, carrying con
cealed weapons; not guilty.
State vs Marcus Dunn; attach
ment for four witnesses and fine of
$10 00 each.
State vs A B Dixon, disturbing
family; continued.
State vs R XV II Hurst, o o w:
not guilty.
State vs R XV II Hurst, motion
to quash overruled and plea not
guilty entered,
StatovsGeo & Dan Mason, and
Marsh Miller; cessat.
State vs Dan Jackson, burelarv:
i
continued, .
State vs Fra.uk Jackson, burgla-
,ry, nol pros.
State Nat An Jer, minslac-h-ter:
Dot gui'lty.
! State vs B P Hirr-i?, e e r; r
' ffuilir.
State vs AsLky Reynolds, c e ;
, not guilty
State vs R XV II Hurst, disturb-
ing family; nol pros
State vs R W II Hurst, issault;
nol pros.
State vs R V It Hurst, affray;
nol pros
State vs Marshal & Cicero Gray,
fa; continued
State vs G II Thompson, c c w;
dismissed.
State vs Geo Funches, murder;
cessat.
State vs Xat Gayden, e e w; nol
pros.
State vs Elisha O'Neal, arson;
continued.
State vs Henry Rogers, Baldwin
Haynes and Lum Thompson, gam
ing; plea of guilty.
State vs Dow Wilkinsoa, burglar
iiing cotton house; guilty.
Juries were discharged Wednei
day eve; court adjourned Thursday
morning, March the 30th.
Speeiat to the Times-Democrat.
Liberty, March 27. A somewhat
novel and sensational case was tried
here Friday in the Circuit Court.
Miss Lottie Waring, a young lady,
aged seventeen, brought suit in the
name of her father, as next friend,
against Mrs. Minnie D. McLean, a
married lady, for'slander, claiming
damages in the sum of $10,000. A
number of witnesses, chiefly ladies,
beside others, friends and sympa
thizers of the parlies, were present
in court during the trial. Some
time was spent in selecting a jury
which being completed, the court
ordered the room cleared of all
persons, not officers of the court,
and not personally interested, either
as parties or witnesses. When all
the witnesses for plaintiff had de
livered their testimony further
proceedings were arrested by a
motion by defendant to exclude the
plaintiffs testimony and for non
suit, which was ably supported by
argumcul and the citation of authori
ties bearing upon the case. This
motion having been overruled by
the Court, the case was ordered to
proceed, mid at 4 o'clock, the case
being closed, the' argument to the
jury wr.s opened by Moyse Wilkin
son, fur plaintiff, followed by D C.
Braiulett and F. A. McLain for de
fendant, aiid E. II. Ratcliff closing
Tor plaintiff. Tho speeches were
all able, earnest and impressive,
and at 6 o'clock the jury retired for
consultation. At 9 o'clock the jury
returned into court with a verdict
in favor of plaintiff, and assessed
her damages at $."00. The case was
warmly contested from beginning
to end, and as the verdict is disap
.pointing to defendant ns well as
counsel, the probabilities are that
it will bt appealed to the Supreme
Court for revision and final action.
The case of Sain Johnson vs. the
L., X. 0. & T. R. R., for killing a
cow, came up for hearing Tuesday
afternoon. The R. R. Co. only
had one witness, Mr. O.X. Harbin
The Paintiff had several. The case
was ally argued on both sides and
given to the jury. After being out
about 4.j minutes a verdict was
rendered for defendant.
Xat Anders, who was inflicted a
year ago for manslaughter, having
killed with a knife a son f Monroe
Whittington, September orevious.
was tried on Tuesday morning last.
He was about 18 years of age, and
the boy he killed about the same.
Ratcliff & ilkinson were attorney
for defense
Mr. Anders was nc
quitted
On Tuesday last the cane of Geo.
Flinches, who with Wm. Taplin
was indicted for the murder of
Robert Green on the' 10th of April,
1892, enme op for hearing, and the
State thinking they could not make
out a case, the court ordered prose
cution to cease.
At the suggestion of Congressman
Stockdale, Mr. XV. F. Love has
made application to be appointed
as Consul at Dublin, Ireland. His
recommendation has been indorsed
by a great number of prominent
men, and he stands a fair chance of
appointment. He is a deserving
man and we hope to see him win.
He has always been a prominent
Democratic worker.
Bridges To Be Let.
BY ORDER of the Bdard of Su
pervisors of Amite county.
MUM the building of the following Brid".
...Ml 1 ' l . . . ..... W
wm oo ii in me lowent indoor, on tho
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL
at the court house in the town of LiWv.
Lee willaan bridge, in Dist. 4,
Spring nrrek bridge, near GilU
burg, in Dist. ,r.
fociB''atiim on flic in tho oftim of
Cliwerr C'li.i k. for rijfi.ri.tice.
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONEY'10 Lolxl
Low rates and long time on
improved farm lands.
Money scoured in short time.
Apply to J, H. PRICE
LIBERTY, MISS.
Call at office of COUNTY SUP'T.
Dec. 7ih, 'y.
Thos. D. Eians,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.
Sl'MMIT, MlSS.
BEGS to inform tl people of Amite
w.uiitv thai feu will be in Libert' on the
Second Monday in Each Month,
reuirvl to do all work in hit line with
romptiHe anil at roMonablv ratt.
Hp w ill kiirpou hand at alt tiuu a full
line of Wati hua and Jrwi-lnr for sale.
AH work truarantml for our yiwr.
Partitv hiivuijc Wati ho or Jt-wylrv to re
pair, ran Unvtr the tame with Tho. Waring,
it the Waring iloiiae, or Mr. Stratum, at
lite pMl ot&iv.aiHl their orUera will receive
mention,
laojT Patronage Kjlkitcd and satisCictioa
uarauln-d.
July itt, 1889.
MONEY TO LOAX -
On improved farm lands, at
low rate and long time.
No delay money obtained in
ten divs.
XV'. E. GILL. Lawykr,
lJUEirrv. miss.
July 13, 1891.
L. B. ROIUXSOX, President.
E. B. ROBINSON, Cashier.
TIIZ3
M of Gloster,
CLOSTEK, MISS.
Money loaned at reasona
ble rates.
All kinds of "Warrants
!)otflit and Bold.
"We solicit Deposits, from
$1 00 upward.
December 26, 1890.
Carroll & Nunnery,
DRUGGISTS,
LIBERTY, MISB.
Pkalibs m
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET AKTICELS,
FA2OY (JOODS,
STATIONERY, Ac.
November 28, 1800.
Milium, awl all I'Alt.sr (.-.w..v5 m
nihil in liit MiiDKntlt: . our office If
tii'ilu lite U H. Titti'iit Ofln-e. anil wi run oli
ii I'uii'tit in k'w iniiu limn tlinf.. nmiiti' from
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llflTO tti mrcnli'in. Wo advl ai In lulfM
'Hit jr frii- i.f i -Imrei- mill wo timki- AO lllAkuE
i .v.xs nri.xr M. ( .'-.t.
I'.ir i-in-iiliir. a.lviri, ii-riiw uinl n-fi ri'iircs to
iii'lil;il i-Mflil In Yi'tirmvii Mull-, rmiiiiv. l ily iii
unn' msmsmm
Sclentlfio Americas
Agency for
OAVEATt.
TRADE MARKS.
OESION PATENTS,
OOPVMIOHTa. ato.
wm ininrmBiinn ann mw Hanilhook writ? to
MINK A CO. 3S1 HltoAlaAT, Sr.W VollK.
Olilc.4 Iramu tor Meuriitx patrntii In tmorii'a,
Ki rrr Htm mni out liy n It l,mii(.ln hcfnre
tliTiMic uy a ounce g irn in ul eliario in vU
Larrnat elrenlatlnn of anr n-lnitlfli- pnpr In Hi.
world. Pnlen'llillf llhiHtraiiMl. Intolllireia
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SUNDAY OKI-TA-ll 60 fear. 81x
een pave, earh laaua.
WKtKLV DKLTA Largrnat and brat
lf la toe South. Iaaned to aurc
aorlbrra twice a nek, Mondaj and
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copy.
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8 Camp St, New Orleano,
WATCHMAKER,
Aa4 dealer la
ftM WatChM, r
Sllrsr Wart and Spectacles.
iaWKlry lonile ta ordr. Dlammids rraet
rn th nrwiMtt nrrle. AH at rcaaewatile
priee. ol rally f uraiit4d.
A full tine of W'Af.THjiat AVatiuu
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D. H. H'lH.iS, J. E, lIEAS.iF, S, i;'
ff m wit T i
Liberty, Miss.
DEALER IN
CLOTHING,
lints, Boots, Shoes,
HARDWARE.
t'rockcrj.GUsa ware, 8ddler)
Books and Stationery,
PERFUMERY, JEWELRx AND
NOTIONS,
Tobacco and Groceries.
"Quick Sales axd Small Prof
its" is my motto.
CALL AND Bllll
January, 1890. '
A . J . Lazar,
FOX BUILDING,
LIBERTY, MISS
DEALKR I.N
Dry Goods,
SIIOES, NOTIONS,
GKOCEUIEfe'
CANNED GOODS,
Tobaoco.Cigari.et
All of which will be lolj at the lowest
pricoi for the cuk.
Give me a call.
January 4th, 1800.
Aarons Mcndelson
Co., Limited,
NEV ORLEANS, LA., 69 Grnvier,
M ASUFACTUBKK3 AXD DKALEKS IN
FINE CIGABS AND TOBACCO.
PROPRIETORS OF
rUTK AND LUCK FACTORY.
E. 8. ROBINSON,
Traveling Salesman.
January 20th, 1892.
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2L.'!!!J."W!',. awirlnt p.tnt. In Anwrli.
JCr.rrjMt.ot tak.a out by a. la browot Iwfora
U. pabUe a aotio, (im fra of ekarae k tbe
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vuusuuit, mi Uroadwar. Kw Vork.
wown mow ihttf.su almanac
fnntAfna Aha R.wlnd I1U. rnH b. -1.
In. ttrllcloimCaniir rhranlT anil qui. Uly
at oin, in la book la lf n aray ut drug
u4 .ttcrl .lore.
PlanMofl
Sfliies,
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COWDIX EUII.DING,
L1EEKTY, MIS.
DEALERS IN
! DRY GOODS,
AND
GllOCEUIES,
CLOTHINO,
Millinery Goods,
LADIES ft' EAR,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Hats and Caps,
flimilM SIPPL1ES
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY and TINWARE.
TOBACCO, Clc
All of which will be sold at
the very lowest prices.
"Low Trices and Fair Dealing"
is our motto.
GIVE US A THIALl
Patronage solicited.
Janunry 14, 189.1.
AdnilniMtralor'H Kolire.
WHKREAS, lottcra of adiniiiistration on
the enlate of Louia Kulin, di
Cl'flwd. havinir hnrn frrnntpfl tn tli. ttmli.r.
MKiiod by th( Chnnoory Court of the Fourth
uiaiHTTv I'lmrin 01 tnf Mntc or JliwlM'piil,
lwlore If. M. itntoa, Clerk of laid Court for
the oouiity of Amite, on tlio lath day ol
Ffb'y. A. I). 1808;
Now, therefore, notice ia Jierchy given to
all HTMinaiiidcbtrd'lo anid entuto to come
tnrward and make payment, and all pomon
haviue rlninn apiinrt 'the wime are requested
Ui exhibit tliem and hiivo thttn nwui .! In
the manner and within the time prescribed
i'j law, or wey win ne lorever narrert.
MAX KA1IM, Ei'r.
IWy Mlh, 1808.
GHIsburg Collegiate Institute
rpHTS INSTITUTION, looitcd at Gilla
J. hure;, Miaa., will nMijvn
Monday, Sept. 7, 1891.
Tt lin. m..t va. mH.l .11-. I i.
. ....... r- n inin w mill niiiiG Jieopie
of South Sliwimippi with pride.
For the next aef alon a complice and effi
cient faculty of teacher has born eccured.
With our past record aa a testimonial, we
come before tho public and earnestly ol;cit
their patronage.
j union irom to f 4 per monlh.
Mimic 14 HIT mmilli !.,.!. ..... ...
, I muHUD'E ubw ui
llutflinimit.
Hoard, incliKlirg washing and fuel, $10.
For further information apply to W. K.
NETTLKS, I'rcsiilent of Fuculir, or
D. ,1. W. NAOL,
rm. of Hoard of Trunteea
Aiiku.17, 18!il.
aX BUY THE s
1IGHT 1UKHIHG
iriirfiniR
f MOST
-JouRamr,
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
wmI TIN oenta to tn Union .. N. V..
ftwlil I Y I U
I IK II IV M.
for our arlia same, "Blind Luok," and
win a New Home Bnwtna: MmMm.
The New Home Sewin?; Machine Co",
OsTANOeT, MASS.
4 2 jr.iu o yrf,
ait. ,aoai:1N4!;,i:tM.
"ii rOR SALE BY u,n-
P.lI.McLCAN A CO .
I.ilttty, Bliss.
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tr Aitmetuuinv.
CtieTajlP :;.u.i' C v .
in thin nt ' : n. , v j s
in right and fi Mt tn ;. u u i f
Aiin -wd .t ; oo i, a i i
The at J.- J t r s
by V tajii aiid Mitrd I v 1 m, ..
afPiuaa, ti.'rur;cr a.-. J ei ' a
i!hm aui d-r Am ite a ; -
Mi !.( J. u y !. 4i i
One Brown Ciar atunit 14 i -- ' ' !
1 Willi it. p in krt a. -i
Ap-iraisnl Kt vm i, i w 1 ,
Fonnun.
T!ie alove dt i 1 ' ( t x
by J f Fonuan. ai.J i hi- t , i,
i T Fouiis, iJu it j i ,
for A ui it count v, Jai-uarv r -
One Bull Ycrlir.?al.,ii S .-.,,:.( ,
brindled aidt aid n. u j , ,
figure ava in h it. ai.d crn a.d t.
' "t'11 r- -A) pra at 51 w 1 y i
BarkJuil and V 1 Willing,
The above di- r 1 1 J v an 1
by li F WilLinaonatid tr-aci !,v ti. i
K H.iffinan, Coroner and ex i -r! , i I
witliiu and for tiint.i.,ii. - .
iippi, on the Wt )i uiv ol Jun -,,1
One Black Cow. four rcare ol--l
valine at $7 IKV i i 1 k l i
two vmra o! J. mMrL...l M.tl w ...
left and two undcr-Lutt in rit'-t - r v
at $2 60; OneKrd andM. ImcM .-. ki..!.
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imt. t-m, omnaihiil. v!ii-l at -
One Ki'd Cow. four onm oM m ns-H
valued at $5 OH ( n. lu i I a t
Vt hue 8pvk, unmarked. f..r t - -
va lied at. X tMl t... l L- .1
Hichard Kuban ka.
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The above di r I d (tnts e- 1-1 i
by Ihomaa Kubiiuks on the Jsi 1, (', . r
rbruary and t raved hv him b imr V 1
I'my, a Justice ot lh I'.imt .ti-,i .. l.v
Amite county, .March 10th,
The owners of the aliova A,
are r -ueUd to eonie forward, prove pr. ;-
"Vi l' vuaiKfs, ana uiko tliem away, vt
they will ba dcult with ai U la ditccva
It. HOFFMAN,
Coroner ai.d Kanccr
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
MAKK TOtTB ARRANGIMESTS to at
tend the Commercial IVpattnuut oi it.
Lilierty Male and Female, t'olieee.
Arranffcmeiita are belnf made to ceuie
thorough tenchera for tint department
Bran(hcstaut;bt: Mathematics, Book-keeping,
Penmanship t?hortliaud,Ti pf-wiiLiiiu-auii
Telegraphy. " a
Term begin ' .. ..
Mondaj-, June 20lb, Kf)2.
The teasion will continue ten wei ka.
Correspondence solicited. -
T. L. Maiwaiis, rresidenL
LilHMty, An.ite Co, Miss.
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60 Camp Street,
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1Bto20Pscs
$2 Pr Tesr.
$12 Per 1m,
$1 PerVnw."
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law 18 to 20-pe paper eontaininir th f
newa cf the world. eoverVig- e.-ry to-ia
of tmrrent interest and aparkling; wl
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Sunday editiona and an exwli i;
Agricultural Department,
THB TUrES-BTTXOCtlAT is THJi
BEST IN THE BOVTIt,
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par ta'Looiaiaii ownina; both thBil
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Every iHiiiiiy Hiunim an
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