The Southern herald., June 21, 1895, Image 2

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di ' tr if vi o ln not regUr
yt -j i4 vt vt ia a cuuuty
i f r f 'Uf years.
j-pi wnl adptfree sil-
i 5 ' .rm end be in the minority
tn X..t na loual convention
We mil Ut 16tol that the Dero
.''. tf Kentucky adopt sound
. nt t platform or maks a straddle,
riitr Slate coarentiva null CD
The ptpulitee Wl" thelr
F'.s'.e contention at Jckon, July
r St. Tbey will anticipate tbe
r raocrate by adopting a free filr
rVJorm and then our party will bt
placed in tht altitude of "coming
soil."
The Normal fur tbf part ol Hit-
iae'ppi open nsxt Monday, lb
2 iih inst.. at Brookhavsn. All
white teachers who art not im
ployed in summer schools, thai in
tend to maks teaching a profession,
hcuJJ attend.
Ferbsps Uia "biggest" picoio of
lie season, in tbia section, trill be
tbe one at Magnolia, July 4lh. A
grtat many Stat candidate bare
been invited and everybody else
who caret to go, but after the candi
date are deducted very few people
re left.
The annual reunion of 1'ike coun
ty Veteran will be held at McComb
on Frl.lay, tbe?8ih "mat.; delegatea
from Amite county Veteran Associ
ation are Comrades Cbas. II Fritb,
T I" Street, T A Robinson. Wm H.
Griffin, I A Jenkins, T J Dye, W
H Webb, P L Marsalis.W W Jack-
son and Geo. A McGehee.
The Dem. Ex. Com. resolved
That all qualified, registered voters
be allowed to participate in tbe
party primary if they agree to sup
port tbe nominee. That means re
gaidless of previous party eflilie
lion, race, color or previous condi
lion of servitude. if a man doesu
understand that he cannot under
stand anything.
The Board of, Women Managers
of theCottonSlates and Internation
al Ei position will erect separate
building for the Colonial exhibit.
The building will be of atypical
colonial design, and will bouse the
finest exhibition of colonial relics
ever gathered together in America.
Tbe organized women' boards of
ths Woman' department from
Maine to Teias are busily engaged
in collecting material for this ex
bibit, and it will include many rare
and historic curio which cannot
be bought.
While to much agitation is being
siirred up over free silver, many
Texas bankers and wealthy poli
ticians are making pointed il
lustration of tbe difference io sound
money and cheap money by offer
ing to go in writing contract to buy
all the cotton that is offered them
in their local market this fall and
tn i. j i iii-
pay iu cents per pounu ioi it in
silver, but when tbe eager seller
coin to close contract he is in
fo rued that it will be Mexican sil
ver coin, which can be bought for
about 50 cents on the dollar with
American money.
EJ'storllerald A few weeks since
a call was made through your paper
for an expression from th candi
dates for Representative on the
money question. All th candi
dates responded, but torn were
not as explicit (unintentionally
doubtless) as might be desired.
order lLt th people may
know exactly "wher they ar at,"
I respectfully ask the candidates
not cover ng th ground io their
letters, th following;
1st. While you favor "Bi-metal-ism,"
at what ratio would yoo have
silver and gold admitted to free and
unlimited coinage?
2nd. Do you favor th free and
unlimited coinsge of silver by this
rovernruent without international
? :t cement?
i i. e questions seem to me per
' in view of tbe fact that
- !, y question is tb ovr
- i-ie before th Ameri-
" r ' ... nifoaspirtog
' r I I e glad to
' ' 1 deSa
l aW4 j ) w " j
ry aa o -t f t . ; c;l,l..t r-iJe
pecb. W an t.cr, trg.-u: g at 1
aodcloiDgt 16 Ui 1. A recess and
sots other things were taken fr
dinner. After dividing what free
silver tbev bad se ed. wiib thr
houl rfopf ars, auJ fWli g the
need of snore, lb crowd reassem
bled at 2 f. us- aud tb court boue,
and tbea ae4 there Mr. Uney,th
orator of tbe day. began his origi
nal) discourse. lis told all about
fro silver aed asor too. He spoke
uotil 3.43. II did not tell all he
knew, bot be told a great deal thaJ
mm other people knew. It was
new to some of lb listeners, but.
beiog tortuoattly or sofortaoaiely
sitaated, we have bee reading the
peocbo of Messrs. Lowry and
Hooey lorsoos weeks. Yeakoow
they did not brgta ttotr canvas at
tbi poiat. Tisy bsv been over
moat of tbn Slate, aad converted
everybody, aad routed th lone
some, oarrow-asinded single stand
ard ran, wb bas neither principle
nor conviction, io a way that is pos
itively hamiliating. Yon psrbsp-
know, also, that they are not tbe
prime mover in this crusade. Th
originator ia bard to find, princi
pally becaoee h ia so numerous
Tb subject of free silver, lik the
prohibition question, baa been dis
cussed and rediscussed until there
i very little new that can be said
and it has about simmered down to
reiteration.
Tb speeches, viswtd from a free
silver atandpoint, were good ones,
btbr original or otherwise. I
cannot be said of tbe sound money
advocate that their argument are
always of tbsir own make. They
belong to tb "cuckoo" element,
you know. Monday speaxera,
no doubt, caused torn of th fence
fellow to drop. Tbey also caused
all on their side, and soms on the
off side to hug their respective de
lusions more closely. They paid
tbeir respects, in a limited wsy, to
the leaders of sound money. There
wer do opposing speaker. Gsps
were left open occasionally, appar
ent to but few, psrbsps, where tbe
sound money man could have made
a few thrust. Th speech of Col.
Money sesmsd to b tb roost pop
ular, but w think Gov. Lowry by
far tb mor capall man. The
real fun of th evening commenced
at 3:45 when Senator McLaurin be
gan bis speech. He' alright when
it comet to entertaining a crowd
He knew what bis audience wanted,
and he gave it to tbem. He gave a
brief outline of hi past life, what
be had don and what he hoped to
do. H touched little, a vary lit
tie, on State issues, and after stating
there wer no issues, struck out for
fre silvsr. H dug up a new ides
or two, new to us w mean. His
speech was enjoyed by everybody.
It was a humorous one, full of an
ecdotes, replete with wit, and do
void of much information. He i
smart man though, and we are
clad b cam bar and ipok. He
made tb bert Senator the Stat ev
r bad, that w know of. There is
o idea lurking in our brain, if we
htv any, (w har th ides) that
h will b our next Governor. If
so h will b apt to mak a good
on. His financial view bav no
bearing on that. A Governor he
can bav no mor to do with tbe
nation' finance than "you or I.'
Why b inject it in his campaign
w can't ses. But really, a man
can hardly say hi prayers in these
degenerate day without touching
on th currency Question. Anss
hold forth 1 boar and 16 minute
and we wept like a child when be
closed.
Mr W. F. Lovs, who was master
of ceremonies, and bad introduced
tbe speakers in hi own courteous
and graceful manner, srose at this
junctor, and held tb impatient
audience "spell bound" by intro
ducing Messrs. L. G. Aldrich, of
Adam, and J. Hiram McGsbee, of
Franklin, a candidate for Rail
Road Commissioner. These gen
Usmen mad talks, short but to lb
point, letting forth thir candidacy
and both mad good impressions on
their hearer. Th assembled mul
titud then dispersed.
Not.
' fw. ' r.f on She sutiejt ol ii-
iJe' r coinsge, and tbi prove tht
i.s ia o.r li tt cosaiy ci i.se.
s makirg it lively fur his cf po-
neats, ana to cstsce are u
ieosM to Is sn able tscticiso, Tor wui ee oos w i
be can, by skilful quotstioce from wet from that county to the
J speeches sni jodiciously omit- " legmaiur.
ting any stiUm.ots of the vastly tbca caavass, ana we oe.r
changed con JitioM. mak. up a good good speh...
oporto case. It b rj easy to Oratory i. kit forto,- H. -o. a
shew th.t Mr. Carlisl. enUrtained "" proficiency io thst
line over several aoi orponeois.
7
Tber exists ia
c-a'.it ftr tist
'.v.'.al psny" is gii
isaey csJs a
"tb O'.bei po
j to ra'.a the
other views on the questioa of sil
ver free coinage at the ratio of 16 to
I, when bullion was worth 11 22
per ounce, from those be Mi hold
where it baa dropped to C7 cent.
But answering tb Secretary1 ar
gument against that propositloo i
Coonty pride cause s to rejoice
wbea we bear of ona of our boys
moving op In the world, or soskiog
an effort to do o. If Jet don't
get there, be will most, and if re
doe get thtre Amite county can
a very Afferent matter, aod thi. i P oU
the real istoe. It m the troth of a
subject of vital import about which
tbe people ar concerned and thi
is not met br orovinr a can of in
consistency against 11 r. Carlisle.
Wbile bis record is not germane
interest for any measure affecting
her welfare. If be goes lack on
well, we caa bang him ia effigy.
Ia that event k will be io lin with
Carlisle, though now differing with
bins. It will be remembered that
Oar WishiBtoa Letter.
to the eesentisl merits ol the ques- b waa bang ia ffigy ia Loaisiana
lion, Secretary Carlisle, io Lis Cov
ington speech, met his accuser en
that point. He did thi so eBeeto
sllv. and so much stres bss been
laid upa it, tbat bis statement is
Washito, Jan 14, 18C5
Ko member of tb Cabinet ever
reproduced iu the Commercial Her-1 ooodo a nor favorable impression
1:. m m m , ... opoa bit arst sppesrsnce ia Wash
'In view of th determinaiioo I r . ' ,
..kihii.J . inn.i.mKnla(ril . "rios ""'""
eise my persona) record opon this I moo ha, tvery ooe w do nas naa
nnxtinn rthrlhan anawer BVar-lika hImmm f talkln with him
guroent. I think my old friend at LM bfn lt onc, i(rnck Dy ht
mv own Dome oa a niui tu , ,u f
i.... .i,ri.rr.f,r,r.t,,th. fwabl manner, quick grasp of
subject. The preservation of tb subjects discussed, and geneial
existing monetary unit and meas- broodmladednes. If b doesn't
or of valu ddoo which th con- m.v. . MAt.l Attornt General
tract, of Ihepeoplohjv. b.. .mad. bhtf him
and th wage of labor bav been
adjusted ie tbe vital thing involved gratly urprissd, particularly tbs
in this controversy, for if th stsnd- newspaper men, who quickly
ard is preserved everybody is will- , pnbic mtB Bpi tn j IpreM
kept equal to it ia valus. As long if they do not alway nd thm to
as tbere appeared to te reasonable I their papers. Before bor-kling
ground lor th Bop tnai silver Mown to th business of tbaDepsrt-
couiaDeraiseaioapm7uii . . iB: vlwi.. H.rmon
with gold at th ratio of 18 to 1 bj .
tha anarata action of tb United "" "
SUle. I was willing to mak the day, to put bis privat business in
experiment, but 1 wss never win- order. Th financial opinion ex
ing o roaxe is oy iegiai.ii. or. preiMi b- hm j, ,ouna ,D0Ugh to
vidine for the free and unlimited If . . . ,
colisie of silver at that or anvoth- 0P J WJ
r mtio. Tho onlv soeecn 1 svericrai. oaiu ot; a wm i aiuu
made in Conpress on thi subject Can dollar to b jut a good si any
waa uelivsrsd in in uous oi nep- f ,f t DJ w!th tha,
vesrs a co. at tim. who th. v.lo. qualification, I don t car. what it
of th bullion in a silvsr dollar was is mad of."
only about ssven cent leee than the Speaking of ex-Secretary Whit-
vslue of the bunion cooiaineo in a publi,hed interview, Mr. Ira
gold dollar, and I, together with v v
.n. th.r nnononta of free coin- M- Da vi. of Albany, N. Y., ssy.
see. believins that a reetoration of "It was Horatio Seymour who
silver to our mints would bring it tn wrot to bi friend when bi nsm
a parity with gold, supported a wag mentioned in connection with
th. Pr..ideni.l nomination, 'but
count, not on account of private in- your candidate I cannot be.' Now
dividual and corporation as is now I come W.C. Whitney and tells tb
proposed. - Democrats that he cannot stsnd as
LT . t Mavaa AnAaMAO linaiaw.
who believed io 1878 that a larger ney means every word he ssys, but
use of silver by th United Btate if New York sends a delegation to
would enbanc it pne or vain tba conation, instructed to cast
In tb T.-D.. w see i
reference to the above, "a field day
for silver democrats," At no time
were tber mor than 110 in th
bous. A fr ailver man y h
counted less than 90 In tha morning
Folly ooe-thirdof these wereropu
lite who enjoyed th speeches. At
least one-third were men and boys
from towa, and most of tb others
liv near town. Only a few came
from a distance, and soms parts of
the county wer not represented
This waa no uver rally, t'ureiy
public peakirj.
rr. ia t'.s stubs
were mistsken. Instssd of Incress-
her 73 vote for bin, be will not
!n ih. hrti ai aite it Mintlnno
to fall with gretr rapidity than Un 7 "7- Tber never wa a
before, notwitbstsnding all th rf- time ia his lif whenW.C. Whitney
forU made by our government to rtfUM to obey bi party' call
la . all SL. L.I 1 of
contained in a ailver dollar is worth noi Ao" n" y"- h"e
only about half as much aa tbe bull- non impncii laun in w nimey,
ion contained in a gold dollar. The and believe that if nominated he
oonditiona bav entirely changed .jn be elected. Hs is ths strongest
Mnc1878,andldonotundersUnd . . . ,.j.h
.h.i.nrfr..fi.,inaff.f,i.ndsin democrl 10 lh country to-day.
Kentucky or elsewber now eon- LoU of democrat ar Ulking like
tend that any legislation by this Mr. Davis.
oountry aiono could piaoe stiver Tbe Georeia delecstion which
n i7i k rvAhV; i: tb. PurPo.e
sist tbat tb fm and unlimited oHovitiogPreeidentCleveland and
coinage of ailver at that ratio would th cabinet to attend tli Atlanta
givth people cheap money and Expoaitloo returned home in every
I sere with tbem thst it will have . . . . , , , ,
. h.i effect, hot it would not be ehean l1 bunor- Preaident Cleveland
money if it wer equal in valu to d vry member of th cabinet
gold. The speech msde by me on wbo wss in Washington accepted
th occasion referred to hss been U jDTiUii0D ,nd win ,igil lbt
garbled and twisted and perverted ... .... .
f .J ..t ,.. durinw th. expowtion t th latter part
past two year with a malicioue In- of Octobw, unless important
genuity which ha scarce lv been! public business shall prevent
equaled in th fliscusnon oi puo- pret1dent Cleveland compliment
lie question, aou in no una urn , n v,:kl
er ventured to teak, the assertion ,d th Owrglan. v.ry highly on
that it contained a inglword in th .n.rgy th.y bav displayed in
favor of tb fre coinage of silver, working for the success of tb ex
It was, in fact, made m opposition noasitiox.
10 iree coinage ana jo aupport ui o..,. ,. ..
,. s.n.u .Tih.tituta for ih. fraal Secretary Olney first move as
coinage bill, aa can b Men bv any Secretry ot State wa an important
on who will take tb trouble to lone. H believe that tb U. S.
read it. Certain sentences, in which ,b0uld do jnsi aa it would insist
i sssevrau .n """if," P"' that other countri ihould do on
money mst.l, bav bn eparated der similar drcomaUnce. There-
from tbeir context and quoted agaio for on account of representations
snd again inCongrers, on tb stump, mad by th Spanish minister b
end in VW"J or dared tbs Crul.sr Raleigh to pro-
never resd the speech and who sp- ...... . j.
pear wholly incapable of under- to Honda wat.r and to r-
standing th difference between tbe main tber until further order for
total disuse oi that metal a money tha nnrnrwa ot nraventins- filli-
andit.frs.and unlimited eoin.g. b urf p,rtie, over to
at th public expense for the ben- "u""" ' 6
fit of private individual, and corpo- Cuba. It is altogeth.r probable
ration. I bsve a copy of the speech that Secretary Olney, like most
here, bot will not detain you oy 1 0thar Americana, sympathize with
reading extract, ir.pi tbaatUmptof th.Cuban evolution
what my position wss, because any """"'i""1
..ntl.m.n who desire to do ao Utf to throw off th yoke of Spain
can find it in full in the Appendix but bis personal yropathiss bav
to th Congressional Record for th nothingto do with biaofficial duties.
Second 8ssin of tb. Forty Tiftb Tht Uoit,d Butii , , peac. with
Sxpr... - b! iU
altogether by subsequent events governmeot to axercis all du dili-
and by amor thorough invssti-1 -,nc pr.vefit tb depsrturs of
a 5 .f iL. AHk!Ma at asKlala t Vi aw I f . m a.
gauon oi mm j " rrad bod of sico from it port
rltd: but on th question ol fr " , " h.K !i ,v.
coinse my conviction, bav o.vsr to mak ww opoa gpa n; heuc tt
oeeu icSMu tot a oagmeut. i iss;uaii yiuvu."
woiry if ii rta iato oce; tbat
sweepiag tti d J'-."c-S cbsnges
will be made, sod tbe fgacdatiocs
of the Republic will be sbsken.
This view, of course, is never tsken
of ooe's own political party, oo the
success of which the islvstion of
the country is always thocght to
depend. Peopls who are continu
ally chanting dirges of this kind
over tbeir beloved land ar ap
propriately called "calamity howl
ers," and wbile tbey may perform
useful work of restraint, tbeir
propbeeie ihould be tsken as
psrtisao war cries rather than a
sober, mature opinions.
Tb truth is no party can intro
duce radical policies into theStste.
Th great conservative interests are
too strong. Even when a party
goes into power committed to sweep
ing measures ws base seen bow in
variably it moderate tbat policy
a practice, compelled by circum-
stances to adopt tbe middle course.
For sll reforms must b tsntsttve
in prsctice.
Business men who apprehsnd a
general overturning and prostration
of industry as a result of psrty suc
cess should therefor bsnish tbe
fesr from tbeir minds. It is mere
ly a scarecrow of tb professional
politician who wiahea to frighten
the timid into voting bis way. We
can all safly vote according to our
political convictions feeling that
the business interests of the country
will not suffer any great shock
whether the ou come be as ws would
lik it to bo or not.
Free Silver Meeting.
Tb citizens of Gloster snd com
munity held a meeting on Monday.
June 10th, fur the purposs of send
ing delegates to the tree silver cor.,
vention to be held at Memphis on
tbe 12th inst.
On motion, W. F. Love was call
ed to the chair, and B. E. Jacobs
appointed secretary.
Oo motion, the following dele
gates wer. appointed: F A McLain,
E II Ratcliff, W D Caulfeild, H N
Street, J W Hoff, J U Hynes, G D
McEl wee, Polk lalbert, D M Butler
and J F Mercer.
On motion, W F Love's nams
wss added to the liat of delegate.
On motion of E H Ratcliff, the
temporary organization was made
permanent.
On motion, the following com
mittee on arrangements waa ap
pointed: W A Parsons, M UWilkin
son and J II Hynes.
On motion the following com
mute wss sppointed on reso
lutions: F A McLain, EH Ratcliff,
W D Caulfeild.
On motion, the meeting adjourn
ed to meet Saturday, 15lh inst., at
8 o'clock p. m.
W. F. Love, Chairman
B. E. Jacobs, Sec'y.
Walter Weathersby is Dead.
Now comes tbe news of the death
of young Wallet Weathersby. Cut
down in the very morning of life.
I had predicted a long and useful
life for Walter but we know but
little what a day will bring forth
He attended school here the second
session of tbe school and boarded
at my house. He wa a favorit of
th household kind and polite
and when the time came for him to
go home he did what many fail
to do went to tbe lady of tbe bouse
thanking ber for kindness shown
during the session. He is lb first
mala member of the school to die
God saw proper to call him hence
to hi reward so life's fitful fever
is over aud I trust tbat he deep
well. J. H. Lane
New Registration 1895.
tl CUrlon LeJ
s,r3 says "rv'.e
oat sU Ka Lisa ti.s Suls conven
tion wbo sre not ia laser of free
. .i ,!, ,.-t-J, ... pf Bro
Lane's f.b'.. (Yiu doot know
him? Well, t is a good preacher
out at Eaatfork): "Oostimsshun
fry lion met a donkey. Th don-
kev proposed to to up on the moun
tain and bray, stating that it would
scare the small animals, and, as
they ran down, the lion could catch
them. So be went up and bray
ed ao awful bray. Tbe frightened
foxea, 4c, cam tumbling down.
After tbe lion bad feasted, the don
key came down snd ssked, did I
car thsmT Yes, said the lion,
and if I hsdo't koowa what it was
I would bsv been acared too."
President Cleveland has cleared
hia desk snd will, probsbly before
this is printed, joio hi wife and
children at Gray Gable, wher he
will spsnd th hot weather. He
will be in telegraphic communi
cation with Washington snd will
sttend to all public businss re
quiring bi personal attention, just
the asms ss if he remained at tbe
White House.
General Sun Jay School Convention
TO BI HU AT H0PKW1LL CHTJBCH
jUHJK are am svra, ibvo.
Essay, The Model SundaySchool.
by A S Turner Discusssd by M II
Martin and W D Hazelwood.
Esssy.Wbat is trueSundsySchool
Tesching. by P L Marsalis.
Esssy, The Best Wsy to Interest
the People in Sundsy School Work,
by H I Weathersby Discussed by
J II Lane.
Esssy, Tb Sundsy School snd
Morsls. by E T Smith Discussed
by J M McGehee and MosesRubin
son.
Easav, Woman' Opportunities
in 8unday School Work, by Mies
Ida Willson Discussed by W K
Anderson and J R Baham.
No Star Ever Ross or Set With
out its Influence, by G F Webb-
Discussed by W I Csusey and S H
Thompson.
The Things on Which We Should
Think (Phil. 4:8), by Miss Fannie
Wcstbersby Discussed by Dr. H
L Magee aod A J Bates.
They are Slave Wbo Dare not
be in th Right with two or three
by J H Lane Discussed by E W
Roark and J P Hemby.
Convention Sermon by J. W
Patrick alternate E. Gardner.
Each Sunday School is requested
to send an essay and delegates.
Sometime sgo I was troubled with
an attack ot rneumatism, i usea
Chsaiberlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. I have since
sdvised many of my friends and
customers to try th remedy, and
all speak highly of it. SimonGoi.d
baum, San Lois Rey, Cal. For sale
by all druggists.
I hav two little grandchildren
wbo are teething thi hot summer
weather and are troubled with
bowel complaint. I give them
Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and
DiarrhceaRemedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it
for children with bowel troubles
I was rovself tsken with a severe
attack of bloody flux, with cramps
and pains in my stomach, one-third
of a bottle of this remedy cured me.
Within twenty-four hours I was
out of bed and doing my house
work. Mrs. W. L. Dukaoan,
LBon-aqua, Hickman Co., Tenn.
For sale by all druggists.
It t. : . c i ii i . . t a 4 i . .i . w ,
T. i--':.pr, s pre '-'...: t I i's, pr
u'to cf L Cj-ne, Ktn., was like a
wilh cfcoler morbus very severaij.
The cig'-t clerk st tbe hotel wLefe
bs was stopping happened to have
a butila of Chsasberlajo's Ccl.r,
Cholera and Diarrho?! Remedy and
gave him three doses which relieved
bim snd he thinks saved his life.
Every family should keep tb s
remrdv in their hoars i '-'
So one can tell bow soon it msy be
needed. It coMs but a inns ana
may be the meats of savicg much
suffering snd perhaps the life ot
aoroe member of the family, ijsna
50 cent bottles for ssle by all drug
gists.
While atPeekskill, N. Y., Mr. J.
Srriven. a ororainsot manu
facturer of New York City, purchas
ed a bottle of Chamberlain' Coojth
Romedv. Such rood result wer
obtained fr -m its use tbst be sent
bark to the druggist from whom h
had obtained it for two more bottles
f tha earn reiuedv. when you
have a cough or cold give thia prepa
ration a trial and like Mr. Scriven
you will want it when ags n in need
of such a medicine. It is remedy
of grest worth snd merit. 25 snd W
cent bottles for ssls by sll druggists.
Mr. C. E. Hsrmsn, General
Passenger Agent ol tbeWestern and
Atlantic Railroad, bas notified the
Public Comfort Committee of th
Cotton States snd IntsrnationalEx-
position thst bis road bas entered
into a contract with th officials of
the Grand Army of the Republic to
transport 25,000 membera of thst
order from Chattanooga to Atlanta
on the 20tb of September, the day
after the opening exercises atChick
amauga National Park. Tbe officials
of the Southern Railway say that
they will handle very large crowds
between the same points at that
time, and it is expected that to
gether with the Confederate veter
ans, who will meet the Grand Army
people at Atlanta on Blue andGray
day, and with other visitors, the
crowd on that occasion will ap
proach 100,000.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
YAZOO AND
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY R. R.
Offers its patrons for the
4th of July Low Rales of
Fare between all Station
on its lines.
jiily
Tickets on stile July 3rd and 4th,
good to return, until July 5th, in
clusive. For Specific Rates, Tickets,
etc., call on your local Y. & M. V,
R. R. ticket agent.
F. A. McLain,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW.
Gloster, Miss.
Will practice hi profession in
all civil matters, in the Courts ol
this District.
Oflice at McLain House.
Oct. 5, '93.
WILL. 1. PARSONS,
Attorney - at - Law,
GLOSTER, MISS.
Will practice in the courta of Amita and
adjoining countiot, In both oiyil and criminal
caiea, and in the Supreme Court.
Office in tho roar of RatclilTa drugrtor.
Sopt 22. '93.
Liberty. Whit 20, Col. 2
ZionHill, " 27, " 10
Thickwoods, " 20, " 00
Tolers, " 7, " 1
Talberta, " 43, " 6
O'Neals, 42, " 4
Smith, " 19, ' 3
8purlock " 27, " 00
Walls, " 31, 1
Tickfaw, " 17, " 1
253, 28
Total: 281
Registration up to date is about
1,500,
Those wbo have not registered
bav until July 5th, 1895, after
tbat time you cannot vote at this
election.
The Foot & Davie Company,
of Atlanta, hav taken space at the
Cotton State and International
Expoaition for the exhibition of
model printing house, complete in
all it detail. Th exhibit will be
an operative on, and a magnificent
two-revolution presi will print the
ouicial catalogue of the Exposition.
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the tobacco habit, io all it forms,
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stitute, but a scientific cure, that
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and with no inoonvenience, leaving
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ny, Manufacturing Chemists, La
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T
Hanger'a Sale.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE, at th
court home door In tbs town of Libertv :
on the
First Monday in JULY, 1895,
One Deep-Red Cow, about 12 vean old
marked with crop and split in each ear, and
branded on tha loft hip X 0 and on tha right
0 X, each horn rawed off. Appraiaed at
$6 00 by Adam Taplin and Owen Bub.
Tha above described eatray wat taken Up
by be saltier, and strayed of mm Detore
K Hoffman, Coroner and ex-offleto Ranger
within and for Amite county, titateof Miaiai
iippi, March (th, 1895.
ft. aurraan.
Coroner and Kancr.
Estray Notices. v
One Pale Dun Ox. about 8 or 9 vean old.
with mall white apeclu on hia back and in
hia flanks, marked with crop in right and
figure aeven in the left ear, with long born.
Appraiaed at $10 00 by J C iUuluiig and
C M Woodall.
The above described estray wat taken up
by Bpencer Moore and trayed by trim before
J H Furaont. a Justice ot the fWe within
and for Amite county, and Blato of UUtie-
u. la.L iur
indjr 1UI.U, lopu.
One Bay Mare, about 16 or 17 years old
Appraised at $20 00 by W. P. Burma and
George McKey.
i m aooe aescnoeo enray wis umen u'
by Huey Branch and s.rayed by him before
JoseiiO wiliiams, a Justice oi tna roacs m
and tor Amite county, Btate of Mississippi,
May 22nd, 1895.
Ona Red and White 6rcklod Heifer,
about three years old. marked with split in
6p
right t ar. Appraised at SS 00 by 0 E Fonn
Tho above described estray was taken up by
D W Fenn and strayed by bim before R.
Uoflman, Coroner and ex-otficio Kngr
within and for Amita ouuntv, Btate of Missis
sidpi, June 1st, 18U5.
The owners of the above dwmbed Estmrs
ire wnuosted to eouia forward, prove prop
ty, py charge, and take them away, or
they will be dealt with as t-e law directs
R. HOFFMAN,
- Coronat ati Hany