r. I np TT f- T
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rJty SLa, Iec-Ller 14, 1S31.
. county jail is err jty.
Fatey miifj cindy it Lasir's.
t loely prints and checks go
to Vi'tt, thereby Bros.
A full line Ulest style dress gioJs
cin be found it Laiar'a.
Fat men, remember that C. C
Bates his jnts to tit yon.
Litest styles in pnts hats, shirts
ci neck wear, at Weathcr.byBros.
Hamilton Brown "Own Make"
shoe best oo earth at C.C.Bates.
Mr. Ben Butler, of Zion Hill,
f pent several days of this week iu
Liberty.
B sure to call and inspect the
new goods arriving daily at the
itore of C C. Bates.
Messrs. M. II. Wilkinson and
Nat Ratclifl, of G luster, visited
Liberty on Monday.
Genuine pebble spectacles cheap
er than ever before known at the
View .tore of C. C. Bate..
The last remnant of the old school
house, in the northern portion of
town, bas been torn down and will
be moved away.
Look for the new ad. of Mr. C A.
Neilson.snd when looting fur any.
thing; in hi. line give him a call, for
he is up to date and it will pay you.
The cheapest lot of shoes ever
brought to Liberty, all .tyles, guar
anteed hand-sewed, can be found at
the store of A. J. Latar.
Goods, goods,, arriving daily.
Remember that you can get every
thing you want to eat, to wear and
to plea., the children, at the new
.tore of C. C. Bates.
The timet .re not hard whi n y u
can purchase the best sugar-cured
ham on the market for 10 cent, per
pound at A. J. Lazar's. Call now
a. they are going fast
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, Rev. W. 5f. Jenkins de
livered two excellent sermons on
Sunday last, in the Presbyterian
church, to fair congregations.
. FURNITURE COMING!
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Safes, W ash
stands, Chairs, Wire-Spring. The
biggest lot ever njn in Liberjy, at
the new store of A C. Bates.
Mr. S. R. Quin, who resides neat
Magnolia, came in this week to pay
his taxes. Hewn, accompanied by
hi. wife, and they spent a couple of
days very pleasantly with relatives
in our town.
We.ther.by Bros, are prepared
for Christmas, with a full line ol
staplegroeeries, besides fruits, nuts,
cocoanut., raisins, currants, citron.,
dates, out loaf and pul verized sugar,
flavoring extract, butler, cheese,
fine candies . speciality.
A two-year old child of Mr. Win
McElveen, residing in the south
eastern part of thi. county, full in
the fire, during Tuesday of last
week, and was severely burned on
the arms and about the head. It In
not thought that it will recover.
In the recent election for school
boards in Connecticut 204 women
voted out of a registration of 327.
Thi. was a good average, showing
that only 63 women failed to get
their hats on straight and gt dress
ed in the nine hour, allowed by
law. Many thank9 to the following
named parties for cash favor, in
the last few day?: Delia Trusts
Banking Co., Edmund Spears, N F
.Smiley, P P McCoy, E V Roari,
R Hoffman, D M Butler, J J
Travis. Sr., W. R. Maxwell', (Mrs.
Mollie Thompson,
At a meeting of the citizen, of
Liberty, Friday evening last, the
following town officer, were nomi
nated and recommended to the gov
ernor for appointment: Mayor,
Chas Carroll; Aldermen, P R Brew
er, M T Bate., F W Stratton; Mar
shal, C A Neilson.
At the last meeting of the K. of II.
the following officers were elected:
A. G. Stratton, Dictator; T. II. Dix
on, V. Dictator; T. Ford; A. Dicta
tor; F. W. Stratton, Chaplain; S
B. Webb, Guide; R. J. Stewart, Re
porter; G. A. MoGehee, F. Report
er; P. R. Brewer, Treasurer; W.G.
Cockrrham, Sentinel; D. M. But
ler, Guardian; P. L. Marsalis, T.
P. Street, Wm. Whittaker, Trus
tcrc; A. A. Brewer, Representative;
T. II. Dixon, Alternate. These of
ficers art to be installed on Tues
day night, 18th int., and it is im
portant that every one. should be
present, '
i r V. i
.t t .
A 1
'VAiHijarcs, r
cz.
The democratic Senators tare! yh-Uir; the Hack eve
made earnest effort, thi. week t.!g5rea the Nicars j:'.a canal bill br
agree upon . program for the sef'th. failure of President Cleveland
ion. Two conferences have bern ; , Vie -. the
ce!d for the eichange of views, bet
..me oia collide to Harmony
ioa many a.terect T!ews and too
many wotlJ-be leaders-still stand.
in the way. There i. atill h,.pe,
However, that acme sort of an agree
ment may bj reached, but it ta al
together too much like the hov
indulged in by a very sick man that
he will get wH to pleas, those
democrat, wha have no sympathy
with the attitude assumed by tertaia
Senators elected as democrat., at
the last session, and which is still
maintained by them. They then
adopted a rule or ruin policy and
notwithstanding the ruin which
their rule has already accomplish
ed they .till stick to it.
That the democrat, in Congress
are doing some bard thinking on
the financial plan proposed by
Secretary Carlisle and indorsed by
President Cleveland is shows by
their reluctance to commit them
selves at this time either fur or
against the proposed plan. The
short time at their disposal will, of
course, increase the chance, .gainst
the adoption of such a compre
hensive financial measure.although
there i. a disposition on the part of
Southern democrat, to try to piss
a bill embodying that part of the
plan that provide, for tho ex
emption of the currency of uch
State bank. .. may adopt the regu
lation, provided from Federal
taxation. President Cleveland says
he consider, the plan proposed by
Secretary Carlisle as the most
titatesmanlike financial document
ever submitted to Congress, and
hat he propose, to stand by it
to the end of hi. terra.
A subcommittee of the IIoui.
committee on Banking andCurrency
wa. appointed at the last session
to consider the numerous bill, be
fore that committee and to forrau
late either from them, or as an
original measure, something to take
the place of the natioaal banking
law. Represei titive Cox, of Ten
nessee, is chairman of this sub
committee, and the other demo
cratic member, are CulberUon, ol
Texas, and Cobb, of Missouri, the
republicana being Broeius, of Penn
sylvania, andIIaugen,ofWUcousi it.
Mr. Cox .ay. the sub committee
will hold daily meetings until it
bas agreed to some measure to be
reported to the full committee or
ha. demonstrated the impossibility
of reaching such an agreement, In
idd lion to the financial bill, intro
duced at the last session the sub
committee will consider the plan
for increasing the currency of the
National banks and for the ex
emption of the State bank currency
from Federal taxation, under speci
fied conditions, proposed by Secre
tary Carlisle aud indorsed by
President Cleveland Unless there
ia a very decided cnaoge in the
attitude of members of the com
mittee there is very little probabili
ty of an agreement being reached,
mure '. the pity, for something
ought to be done.
Chairman Bland, of the House
Coinage committee, say. he will
endeavor to get that committee to
report his free coinage bill to the
louse, and that if the committee
does so the bill will certainly pas.
the House. While it is known that
majority of theCoinage committee
favor free coinage, there are .ever
al of them who would not vote to
report the bill to the House at tho
last session, because they knew it
could not possibly become a law
Whether any of these gentlemen
have changed their mind, remains
to be wen.
The . "Pre.. Claim. Co.," of
Washington, well hnowu to the
publisher, of the country through
it. scheme, to obtain advertising.
i. once more before the court., a.
defendent, in a suit which has been
brought by a Kansas City publish
er, who wants $810 in cash for the
advertising he ha. done for the
"Pres. Claim Co.," instead of the
worthies, share, of stock in that
Company, which he eay. were mi.
represented wheo the original con-
net, which he now want, canceled,
was made. The uit i. .gainst
John Wedderburn, manager of the
"Pres. Claim. Co." and William
Hearst, of the "Examiner Bureau
of Claim.." Mr. Hearst ha. do
connection with the concern, be
having in a suit against Wedder
burn repudiated the wholebusiness,
but he wa. at one time associated
... t . i .. . .
wnn n eaaerourn, or ramer cis
name and that of hi. paper, the
San Francisco Examiner, was, in
friensli of that roessjre are pre-
paring to make a determined ef.rt
t poih it through the House. It
principal opponents are democrats
ha believ. the measure to be un
constitutional, and who say they
will defeat it if possible.
Maar.iE Wednesday, Decem
ber 3th, 1S94, by Rev. J. H. Lane,
Mr. Frank Spurlock to Miss Lydla
Frith, at the residence of the bride''
father, Mr. C. E. Erith.
. Attendants'. Mr. Jap. Varnado
and Mi. Cauda Brumfield; Mr.
Lee Bites and Miss Pinkie Felder.
We congratulate the happy
couple, and tender thank, fur a
share of the excellent exit.
Look at Weaibemby Bros, new
stock before buying anything. They
can fill your want, in all lines, at
lowest prices.
. Call at Lszur'e and purchase your
tobacco From 2oct. to?0 t per
pound. The only store in town that
handle, fancy tobaccoe. 1
Try . 2 cent, bottle of Reed's
great Antiseptic and yon will have
no other. For sale at Weathersby
Bros, and Carroll fc Nunnery.
C. A. NEILSON.
(West Side Court Square)
Literty, Miss.
DEALER IN
STAPLE & FAKCY GROCERIES,
CAO20 GOODS, F2UITS,
FIXE CIGARS' AND TOBACCO,
CONFECTIONERIES, Etc.
rkaacerjr 3 tic.
The State of Mississippi, )
Amite County. I
To William Owner, a non-renidrat, whoa
fKMtnffloe aaiiros la unkoown:
VfUU AKfi JUM.WA-Ur.U to appear
jLt ooioreinenanoenr lourt ol Mecoun
tv of Amite, in wid Htair, on the
;ld Monday of January. A. D. 1895.
to defend the wit in aid Court of Amite
County, State of Miwiir.pi, of Namy
ChtWr, wherein you an defendant.
(iiven under my bund and teal of laid
Court, tliU luth dar of October, A. D. 18'J4.
H. M. BATES. CI.rk.
r'Jlo t Creditor.
State or MisBissirrt, )
Covkty or Amite, j
WIIKHKAS MtTTKKS TE8TA
MKNTAKY of the last will and Uta
nient of Jerry Davit, dfiwaaed, were granted
to the undeniirned br the Chancery Court
of tlie aaid county of Amite on the -4th day
of SeptMiiber A,"D. lf4; Now all penmnV
having claim againat the wt ate of said do
cedent, am hereby required to have the
annul probated and regittorad by the Clerk
of the Miid Mflirt within oiut vmt from thi
data or upon their tailura to do no the aaiue
will be burred. J. tl. Li n LK,
J-CHAKVET,
Kiecutora.
Dated September 28th, A. D. WM.
Eastfork Male and Female
College.
FIFTH SESSION WILL BEGIN
September 17th, 1801.
The ichool h located at Kaatfork. MitaU-
aippi, and ia nnaurnaaaed tor ita healthtuliiena,
aim ru moral and 'chriatian Influence."
The boya and girla will be under the direct
rare of the Principal and wife. Tho Muic
uepartment will be in char- or SIM Lionna
Davia, a chriatian young lady of experirnco.
Parenta, it will be hard for rou to And a
better, aafcr, or cheaper plaeo to give your
children a good chriatian eduaation.
liawt ol tuition are aa follow:
In Primary achool, per month, tl 50
Intermediate " " " t 60
Collece claaaca. " " .00
Music, on Piano or Organ " " .00
Board (mrmdinztuition) in Dormitory,
per niomuoi lour wkb. . . . . ...... IU
For further information addrmt
Ja. W. Towxiikd, President,
Eiutfork, Amite county, Mia.
OB
Da C. II. Bath, Pre. Board of Trustee,
Bote Mill, JIim.
GULsbnrg Collegiate Institute.
GiiIsbubg, AmitkCocntv, Mis.
rpHIH HCHOOIj wai eaUbliahed and
J chartered in 1882, and haa aince been in
operation. Its student are scattered over
a large scope of country, many are teaching,
some preachintT, while other are encased in
the profession of taw and medicine. And
aotafow are following that noble calling,
fanning. And these aludeni reflect credit
on the Institution.
good moral and religiou influence, and
competent and progreasive tone hers.
Board, includinr waahine and ironine,
furnished momt, etc., $8 60 to $9 00.
Tuition $1 60 to $8 00. Music $. 60; ue
of instrument 60 cent.
Rend for Catalogue to Prof. Chat. Hooper,
VHisuurg, jam.
Thirteenth Session begin September 8.
8. Rrrnoum, Prat, B'd. Truatee.
T. C. Schilling, Sec'y.
Aug. 11.4.
FACTS!
POSITIONS GLARWTEED,
under reasonable conditions. Do not sav It
cannot be done, nntll you send for "free" 120
page catalogue DRAUGHON'8 PRACTI
CAL BUHINE.SS COLLEOK and rkhool of
Shorthand, lypewntmg and Telegraphy,
Nabhvillx. Tisik.
FOUl WEEKS by Draughon'a method of
tmcfling eook-Keeptng i equal toT W LLVt
WBEhfs by old method.
It expend mora money in the interval oi
hs Kuiployment Department than halt the
business college in I ha (oath take in as
tuition. It ii strongly indorsed by Bankers.
Merchants- and practical book-keener all
over the United State. Reasonable rate of
tuition: Cheap board. Open to both rxev
600 student past year, repreaenting 36 Statw
and Territories. It baa alao prepared book lor
HOME GTUDY
sent on go day trial. When you write -
plam "your want," AMmmi. F.Daartiaon,
Pr Kamrai, Tn. N. B. It pays
cab, 16. for yacanrie a book-keeper,
stennpTiiriners, teacucrs, etc., reported, pro-
ioea Bus male, Hec. if, V4 timos.
. .lie.
L. B. LOnNi-CN, F;ui.t.
E. E. ROri.WCN, Ciihler,
n
mX A
dm y
GLOSTKU. MISS.
Money loaned at reasona
ble rates. '
All kinds of Warrant
bought and sold.
Wc solicit Deposits, from
$1 00 upward.
December 26, 1S90.
Carroll & Nunnery,
DRUGGISTS,
Druua u
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICELS,
paxcy goods;
STATIONERY, Ac.
NoTember 28, 1890.
LIbertj Male ani Frmalf
loiiege.
SEVENTH 8KS8ION BEGINS
SKrTEMBER 3, 18D4.
A bMlltiftil anil .Hm, C. .11..,.- TT
. uma uvm
for boy and girt.
An experienced teacher in Literarv Do.
partment f..r every twenty pupil, thwreliy ae
cunng indlvi.lual. as well a claas teaching.
Tb beat advantaroa in Mtuie ajd AhIw
partment
A special emirse fat thote preparing them
elvfifteing. Boardimr llepartment on.ler tb immedi
ate superriaion of the Prident and bia wife.
A eomuKHli.nM and well arranged Dormi
tnrvfor h.va. 1iutMimnl ..;o l..
der the diraxH anpemaion of a Uatcner.
sourar awnoa ana young (entleiaen will be
nUrety separate eioept at meal tad iwcita-
Ererr effort will ha n ; t. .11 .1..
advantage of a well ordered ehriatian home.
No Diinil will ba r... . i
than to the oloae of term in which he enter.
rur runner particulars apply ta
. P- Mu. PrealdenL
Liberty, An.ite Co, Mis.
Augnat lat, 18114.
Dr. II. F. Jordan,
THE PAIS LESS DENTIST.
OLOMTER. MISS,
Pure G old Filling, $150.
Extraction, 50 cent.
Set of Best Teeth, f 10 00.
Teeth without plates at
equally low figures.
Dec. 7lh,'94.
KXIVERS1TY
-OK
MISSISSIPPI.
Forty-Third Seuica
Opens September 13th, 1894.
Twenty-"ne ichoola. Depart
merits of Science, Literature and
Arts tinder full corpi of able in
structors. Well furnished labora
tories. Department of Law in charge
of Hon. G. D. Shand. School oi
Pedagogy 'enlarged and adapted to
ihe needs of teachers in the State.
Expenses low. Location unexcelled
in healthfulneis. Splendid facilities
tor special work tn many lines.
Send for circular of information
or catalogue to
Chancellor Hobeut B. Filton,
University, Miss.
MISSISSIPPI
News and Views
-lHTHat
NEW ORLEANS
The rieajoac ka Ubllbd at Jackaoa,
the Capital of Mliaalppl, a
BUREAU OF IHTELLIGENCE
TJa4w the Paraaaal Maaagsaasat ef thai
Bxperleaeal aad Aecnpllh4 -Illsalsslppl
Journalist,
EDOAB S. WtLeOX.
who -will dlseasa freely and bmadlr all
cjnaaUon affectlaf the polltleaJ, Industrial
comoMrctal and todal Uf of Mlaauwlppl.
The Pejun ka a eorreaponSeat at
rerr meortnt point la Mlaafoalppl.
Tb Plcajaae eater Mississippi ea tk
iif of Ita ftiblleatlea everr moraine, be
fore 'doe:, and traverm Its territory
In aoBMmus aUnctioaa kefora nlshtfall.
MlaalaiTpl t tku supplied wltk a sreat
aietmpoliua aawspaper, contatnlaf leporta
of Interest from vrjr part of tb world.
At tk. aaai Ubm, It give ta tk penpla
f allislaslppl, eealdea tk. aew ef Uuir
wa Mite, apadal tloselT eommmt ea
varytblag of latenaH to them, ae tkat, te
II Intent and porpoae. the PIcajaM ka
ttrcom a lsallnil aewaBaiw. wltkont
abatkn anr ef It saetroeolrtaa charaetce.
Tb. ftaadir I1cjua la popular bsc
It Is peerless.
Tha Week Plcarune I aensMry t
T.ry wall-toadocted kooaehold, aad con
tain man HlMlstlppl newt Uiaa SJjr otktr
aewpfr.
ltr aid laty fleayaae. .. .H
Unndar Plea..... 2 a ra
.tTalv PlesviiB. tt r
h'lO&OifiOy 00 Prmrtrs.
t, 0iiw, I.
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RAIF0I1D EUILriXG,
Liberty, Miss.
DEALEE3 IS
CLOTHING,
nnn
lui
Jjijj
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NOTIONS,
Eats, Boots, Shoes,
Plantation
Slfc
CrckrT,Ulsvaswrv,!l141er)
PERFUMERY, JEWELRY AND
Tobacco and Greet rics.
1 We have complete Drug De
partment, neatly fitted op, which
is in charge of a
REGISTERED PHARMACIST
and especial attention will be given
tO FBESCBIFTIOKS.
Our millinery DEf artmet is up
stairs and is under the personal su
pervision of Mrs. M. A. 8aFPina
tok, who carries a full line of
MiUiiieiy Goods.
OIVK US A. TRIALi
(I'iaBia Saor in rear part of Data Stokx.)
January 31, 1894.
A . J . Laz a r ,
FOX BUILDING,
LIBERTY, XI8S
DEALER III
Cry Goods,
GROCERIES'
PLANTATION SIPPLIES
CANNED GrOODS,
Tobacco igars.et
All of which wit) bo aold at the lowest
price for the euk.
Give me a eall.
January 4th, 1890.
Br. TICHEXOn
ANTISEPTIC
DEALS WOHDS
-WITHOUT INFLAMMATION
It Cools, Sooths and Heals
WITHOUT PAIN
Cures Colic too, in
MA1T OR BSA8T.
50cts., at your Druggi.ts.
Look out fur imitation "Wood are full
of 'em." Dec. lW 4mo.
11 BE
FOX BUILDING,
LIBERTY, MISS.
, DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
GSSCESIES,
BOOTS UD SHOES
HARDWARE,
flats asd Cips,
GLASSWARE, STATIONERY,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.
"Low Prices and Fair Dealing'
is our motto.
CAIJL. AIVI htzt:
February 1st, 189.
ron Tiir, rit.oon,
imowm mo nrrrKRa.
K ia qnls-kly. Ti s!. . d6;m tp
mi-tUiM. but U t-.ujw.
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by the
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And are serving time selling jri!
FIUUKESthan aaj firm thUlL
ASK 50
Butkintist on our JUDGES fuiwir
out kucIi a lijht evntcuce.
A WAB'm OF SHOE LEA':
To try the market after we price tlie goc K
X fur by giving you bottom .gnr?, kill
competition.
We give (o? fgnrcs tst ell ccntrjr: '
fill ca u mi
Bases
KEY & CO M P A K Y
STATESTILLE, N. C.
-DISTILLERS AND JOBBERS 0F-
Pure Old Fashioned Xorth Carolina ITan.l !.f. ;
Lorn -and Mye whiskies and reach limn dii- ,
o , '
Wa male a anecialtv nf nnta dmi!i fur nrlvulii nu a , ! .
r j r j.. . . .
purposes. Our brands are all reccgniied as standar-4 f, iF
nothing but high grade goods. V are sole proprietors f ihs . ;
KEY Brand of old fashioned hand taade CYrn V,'1'
Brandy packed in cases of one dozen bottles. We u i .'.a i t
I. S ... HI II.
iuib i iu iv gallons: )
' N. C. "I'onlar Log" Corn whiskey, $1 23 ta 13 00 actor j:
Rye Whisker, $2 00 to 13 00, according tr egs,
Apple Brandy, $2 00. Beach Brandy, 2 lb. J
Extra charge for kegs and jus.
We Can furnish Onrn WhinUv in ra r.f 1 " J r. .ml K .
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bottles to case in pints, half pints tnd qtmns, ready f...r i--price;
Can make special prices on bairel shipments.
o nave tne jarcest stock in tne country of iJ torn W t i
ripened and mellowed by age, and especially recommend it f ' t -
use.
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great Antiseptic for ail, bruises,
burrs s, sore throat, headache, -etc
Try a bottle, price 25 and 50cf ntv
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