The Southern herald., August 14, 1896, Image 3

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Mr. R. II.fTa.an
ire sorry to stale.
, Mr. lIwardYf athertby is clerk-
irg at Nitta Yuma.
Mr. FloyciStraiion, Jr., issprod
irg I wh k or ao in Gloslr.
Mrs. U. T MctJel.fp, of Glos'.er
ii vailing relatives in Liberty.
Love aa Eaj T. t.
The friecjs of State ?.istjf I.ove
T L V V V . - .. n ' i
15.-1. -'-- -.i.. , T ci. l, U;
- ( ing when the ns came to L.lert j corar.-iotsal I'ui-t.
....... l. L-u i-evuie-i c.'Uo v.,ea
;ti give him the nomination, anJ,!
rr ill, we as consequence, Penny bad i;h
; drawn. Following is a summary
!of tbe vote up to date: For Love
: AJatns "J, Amite 4, Covington 2,
! Harrison l J Jones 2, Lawrence 2,
, iVrry 2, Willinsoa 4; total 21. For
Denny Jackson 3, Adams J. Har
j rinon 1J; total 5.
Tike will bold her primary on
tbe l".th, and it was eaptd I.ove
to I i
Mr. A. B. Carroll is repairing ould 6et th voles of that
clocks and watches. Give bim county, as well as the two vote of
Marion, whose primary takes place
the same day; Greene, Pearl River
and IIancrk are ret to hold con
ventions. Each are entitled to two
'A c i to aniM-une r. r.. W.
F. LuVK, ..f Amite cin!y, i .-...a. j'f
,.r tltcrion to from Us the Sixth
Con;- siotwl, Pistrict, tuljevt to lie -in
of tie Ihniiocratie prtv.
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NF.W ADVERTISEMENT;?.
Education Cheap Not Cheap
Edacaticm!
TV TOIT THIK--T FOR F-DrCATlOX,
I O'MK to j(iivro COL-
LlBi:itTY,MIS.
DEALER IX
your work.
Bates &. Carroll have a targe lot
of saddles, which they are offering j
cheaper than ever before known.
!te. Tbe two former were ex
pected to go for Denny, while it
was probable that Hancock would
gi un'mstruoted. As Love is the
only candidate now in the field, we
suppose everything will instruct
for him. He has certainly swept
tbe District, and Amite county has
a right to feel proud of her candi
date. Our delegation to McComb
is an exceedingly large one, but,
I owing it lue popumriijr ui nr.
j Love, nearly everybody wanted to
If you dont believe we are in it go, and so it was agreed that all
on prices call on us, and we surely! who wished could attend. Only
ill couvince you. Bates k Carroll. ur voles can tie cast ny ttiecouniy
anyway, ana it tlie uoy want a
Mr. Emile DeLaniac of New
Orleans, h visiting his uncle Mr.
A. J. Lazar. -
. When you want to buy dry goods
call on Bates i Carroll. They have
got them and intend to sell 'em.
For Sale 8 yoke of work oxeu
and a nice lot of beef-catlle.
P. C. Webb, Jr ,
S.U.lmo. Btes Mill, Miss.
i.KatTi: UMinit:. Ar
UuKt.NShL tit, L. Vut It-ran ur vry
rwL-orab.-: tkwrtl, Sd w per montli; tuition,
from $1 "5 to $3 Jfi; nd music $2 SO. We
hi a coraprehii" cotirs of nuitv, on
Uiuuip. btijrt the wrjinarr public khool
"tuOtH, iM.Tiu nisrorj, iliin iiusiort,
Nslunil tliiton-. tb ili'tic s Mtheiiutu'.
EmtiiNh. I-HtirC Urwi and Fo.ll. iir
di.-iilme U firm, the monJ adriuucva n.
and the hentthfulixwn uawrra'MFd. tHir
building re lrn jud ww. For all uifi'f
matinn'adUnw ll"OiT l. K"tT Urn
tmru. Ln. A. it. LADNF.lt. Prwid.1.1.
Ker.Uco.lX Andcki, Ag'iL Jum lW.
Liberty had an enthusiastic pre
cinct meeting Satuiday, and every
one of our 15 delegates wer at the
convention Monday.
Bates & Carroll are full up to date
on shoes, in quality, prices and
style. Call on them when needing
a pair, for they guarantee to suit
you or anybody else.
,
Rev. W. D. Spurlin will deliver
a Bible lecture to young people,
illustrated with candles, on Sunday
evening next, at 5 o'clock, in the
Presbyterian church at this place.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church of this place Fridaj night,
August 14th', at the usual hour, and
Sunday next, at 11 o'clock a. in., by
Rev. W. I). Spurlin. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
We have the largest and nicest
selected stock of lints ever brought
to this market, which we arc otter
ing so low that any one can buy
If you don't believe what we say,
ju3l call on us. Rates & Carroll.
At a meeting ot the school trus.
U-oe of the Liberty M and F.' C. on
Monday evening, Miss Sibyl Slrat
ton was elected teacher of the pri
mary department, and Miss Ma
mie Battles, of Magnolia, was uKct
ed music teacher.
The Supervisors were in session
from the first Monday until Friday
evening, when they adjourned over
until Tuesday, on account of pre-
cinct meetings and convention.
For thin reason we were unable to
secure proceedings for this issue.
Mr. C. K. Davis, Jr., who has Tor
some time held a position with
Bates & Carroll, has secured a more
lucrativo one with the Lampion
Mercantile Co., of Magnolia. We
regret to see Davin leave, but we
guess he and tbe Lord knows best.
The members of the Executive
Roard of the Mississippi Baptist
Association are requested lo meet
with the Raptist church in the town
of Liberty on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in August, at 10a. in.
sharp, without fail, on important
business. Respectfully,
; i S. H. Thompson.
During last week Mr. T.J. New
man, the able and efficient Super
visor from the fifth District," pre
sented us with a most excellent and
finely flavored watermelon. He
also presented his fellow-members
of the Board with two of the same
choice variety. Our friend New
man's heart is in the right place.
If you want a catalogue of An ex
Ciediiifily popular school, write to
- Blue Mountain Female College,
BlueMountain, Miss. One hundred
and sixty-three boarders last session
SQd over one hundred music
6tudcnts, with representative from
ton Stales and from ihirly-Gve
poantieiinMississippi. A thorough
tcacher'a training course.
f will on Saturday, September
5tb, J890,' select by lot, from all the
application filed prior that day
four young men in addition to those
already in attendance as student
to the A. and M. College at Stark
yiHe, Miss.
I will on the same day examine
all young ladies who apply for
scholarships in the I. I. and C, at
Columbus, fronj whom four will be
pelected as students to said college
Geo. A. McQkhef, Sup't of Ed
frolio let 'em have it.
Notice for Publication.
Land UrrKt at Jackson, Miss.,
Juue 10th. ls'.i. f
N OTICK w nrb? inn that th ft.llow-int:-uiuud
wtiier ha liM notice of h
intontioit to nwke Hiial proof in support ut
hi claim, and that id pr-x.t ill U nuuk
bedw the Circuit I'lerk of Ainit county, at
Libert v, M'imim rn August 8th. lf'.N rit.:
Hillrv Atart'm ot LiUtv. II. K. No.
i.'T14. for tb N W t Sv.' rt, T. 1 X. K. 5 E.
Ho nmm tho following wttneuei to prorr
hw contmtM'U rvfutenin upon ana euiu
vntion of. miid land, viz: Jatiic H. Liltl',
W il k tittle, Kobflrt Husli, William Cain,
all of LitxTtv 1. (I., Aniire coiintr. mim.
KObEUTK WlLSUX,"K.-sitfr
W. M. Di'nny Wiihdraws.
To the Democracy of the Sixth
Congressional District of the State
of Mississippi:
The result of the primaries held
throughout the district on the 10th
i3 evidence that the Democracy of
this district desire to be represent
ed in Congress by one who profess
es to believe in the financial relief
promised the county by the coinage
of silver at the ratio of 1G to 1. in
dependent of other nations, rather
than by onu who accepts this doc
trine only because the Democratic
parly has declared for it. . Thus
convinced, there is but one course
left for me to sa my friends in
the counties which have not yet
acted in conventions or primaries
any embarrassment, and that is to
withdraw from the race for Con
gress, which I now here do. In
pursuing this course I desire to
return my sincere thanks to thope
friends who have so loyally sup
ported me in this canvass. Word.
cannot express my deep and last
ing gratitude to them, and hope all
will go iorward am! use every ef
fort to secure the elcciion of the
Democratic nominees at Chicago
as well as the nominee of the con
vention to be held at MoCorub City
on the 2"th day of August, 18'J(.
W. M. DtNXY.
Scranton, Miss., Aug., llth, 1S
Thrro Scholarships" to Sfndeuls,
Either Sox, of Amite County.
$10 paid Sept. 1, and "5 Jan. 28,
secures board, furnished room
laundry, fuel, lights, and one of
the free scholarships ofiWud to
students of Amite county.
If you' mean to attend College
next session, write us at dnce that
you may secure the free xSholarship
.Satisfaction guaranteed. Best refer
ence given. Location near Oxford.
Eight States represented. Session
often months opens September 1st.
Addrebs Tula Normal Institute
and BrstxEss College,
Tula, Mimb.
July 31, 3 t.
The Great Leaders and National
Issues of 1806, jut completed July
ill. Candidates for President and
Vice-President, iheir lives and
portraits; portraits of our political
leaders and the platforms of all 1 1)
great parlies. The Gold Standard,
Free Silver, Bi-Metalism, Monroe
Doctrine. Cuban and Armenian
questions; also Historical uenn
niscences with other issues of the
campaign. 1 neuooit lorroimcians.
Cloth bound, f 1 50; Half Russia
bound, gilt edge, $2 00.
Z. T. Ramsey, Agent,
, '
Messrs. C. A. Snow & Co,, ol
Washington,' lawyers and agentr
for wrocurine patents, will send
free, to any address, pamphlet
with information about home ano
foreitm patents, caveats, copyrights
irade-marks, infringements, design
natents, abstracts of decisions, etc.
an well rb the cost of patents in the
United Mates ana ioreign countries
Notice for Publication.
Laxd Ornca at Jacksok, Miss.
June ISth 1'.i0.
TOTIC'E U hereby (riven that the following
LI naint-4 -ttler luu Bled notice of nn in
tention to nutk tiiwl proof in mpport of ha
claim, and that said pr f will be made, befiire
the Circuit Clerk of Amite county, at Lib-
ertv, Mi.-., on Aiisrust th. 1W. nr.: .Nicliolii
W. Tate, of (iill-burg, Mis-., H. K No. SlS-41,
for the W 1 S K 1 Sec. T. 1 X, K. 6 E.
He name the followins itnee to prove
liw continumia nwiilciRuon,andculliratioii
of, said laud, viz: Tuoinaa li. Bennett, John
T. Xewman, Seaborn ItevnohU, DyronSitli,
all of t.iIUburg V. t., Amite Co, .Mir.
KOliF.UT E. WILSOX, Ke,;iter.
GuocmuKs,
SHOES, NOTIONS,
HITS,
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Clllsljuri Col.eg.alc Insli:
fa
8 iWHVB""1 -'.,
Has been in successful operation fourteen ytars, cot hav"n
suspended a day during this time; hence it has accomplish J a
great work in the field of christian education. -
TUe Scbool ! b lancer an Experiment.
Trof. Chsa. Hooper, a practical an.d experienced teacher, is Principal,
Prof. H. G, Morris, a young man of fit.e qualities and full of energy
and push, is first assistant. Miss Julia v . battles, o well inaiavorawy
known as a musician, will continue in charge of tbe music department.
One, and perhaps two ruoi. t.acuers win ue aauea, as ui uvco.
may justify. ,. . i- i
A healtny locauon, goon mom " i6 .-" ,
reasonable rates lor ooaru auu lumwu, i e-
offered by ibis Institution . K.
The loth session will negin on .uonoay, .1115.111
time the school building, Klla Gilt Hall, will be beautifully painted,
together with other improvemeu's. Send for Catalogue to Pro!. Cha.
Hooper, Cillsburg, jiiss. o. ut.mvu...-.
T. ('. Frmi.Mxq. Sec'v. .
200 for o0 Cents
Bo You Want It
A FID VYEEKLl CqnriEB&lAt &.WU.k
TWELVE MOXTUS.
InonWtoswuiwinOOroHih'eribfrstliefollowincofftT is made: To the ubriWr
flrot eutweiiie the iMrr.H or nearwt correct number of bales of cotton received in Memphis
from S.-tteuiber 1, l'o, U. luv lft, inclusive, W a. follows: If corrett or neanvt to the
correct euew i rwrired on or "before Vbruv t-H. it (rota in -h :,o0O 00; il in
Jlureh, lMHl, 1,MX), but if not till April only $: 00. The contest closes April 30.
Ke.i ipt in former year were u followa: t'p to .May 15, 18M4, 4T1,W1 bales; to May 1,
ISyTi, fitl,ttl bales. , ..... e 1
Fiftv cents must aecorcpnnv everv cuew for twelve niontha' auhscriptiou. Simple
copyfroV. Addre., . CO.MMKKCIAL Al'l'KAL, Meuipbia. Tenn,
A fpe-h.l .-ontract enaMem to off. r THK WEEKLY (X)MMKK11AL Ari'K AL and
THE buLTHKKX HKliALD for one year for only $1 75 cash in advance; auto allowinc
cuew or cotton received in iltniplii. Siiliscriptimia may begin nt any lime. Addnwa all
SilSra to THE SOL'TUEUS UEHALD,. Liberty, Mi
February 21, 186.
L. B. U0BISS0N, President.
E- It. ROBUSSQS-YiM rresident.
Js. B. McLEAN, Cashier.
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Notice for Publication.
Laxo Orriea at Jacknox, Mix-)
June WHli, lH'.Hi.
VTOTICE i hervbv liven that the follow
ll Ing named seltler hna Hied notion of hit
iutcHtiou to niake timil proof in support ol
his claim, and that wild rirool will be made
before the Circuit Clerk of Ainlle county, at
Liberty, Miss., on August loth, lwrt, vwi.
Vipinuj O. Iliinkston, of .Miinolia, Miss..
II. K. No. 21H25, for tho N I 51 Wl See. H.
T i N, It K K Adioininir f..rm to E 1 S W 1
See. 2o, T 'i N, K K.
He numw the following witnesses to prove
lii com inuoiia residnire upon, and cnHiva
lion of said land, vir.: lliifh Dougherty,
C'liarlei E. llavis, Nnwloii O. Kaslev, Warren
liralihain, nil of Magnolia 1 , O., l'ike conn-
Iv, Miss.
ROBERT E. WILSON, Ucpster.
Furniture, Stationery,
,rM,krjr,ali'awire,Sa4Icrj
1'ICUFU.MKUY, JKWKLBV,
TOBlttO, Tie.
All of which will bo sold at
the very lowest prices.
'Quick Sai.ks and Small Pi-ok-
its 1? my ruoiui,,. . , .
Mar.S, 18P3.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Omen at .Iacksox, Miss.,
JunciXUIi. im. j
N OTICE is herebr iven that the lollowinj;
mimed settler has HUmI notice of his in
tention to make final proof In support of liU
claim, nnd that said proof will be made before
the Circuit Clerk of Amiteeounty, at Libertv,
Miss., on Augu.it loth, 1H(Ht, viz:
lluch Ooiiclieriv, of Mairuolia. Miss.. H.E
No. 2.7 JO, lor the N E 1 S E J Sec. i, T 2 N,
He names the followine witnesses to wrove
his continuous residciKW upon and cultivation
01, said land, viz: loom; li. tlaokton,
( ftarlcs ti. Uiivis, cwto j. r.asiev, warren
Binbham, all of Magnolia V. U., Pike com
tv, Miss.
ROBERT F. AVII.SON, Hotter.
t hiiiicerj' oUcc.
The rtato of Mississippi,!
Amite County.
To Julius Moy-e whoe post office ad'
dress is Cincinnati, Ohio:
yOU A KB COMMANDED to npienr
X Dcioreinc t naucery court ol the county
of Amite, in said Statc'on the
2nd Monday in August, A. 1. 1S0G.
at Kiiles in liw Clerk's Oftine to defend the
suit in said Court for partition of lands in said
Countv where in vou are a defendant.
(liven under mr hand and tile seal of said
;oiirt, this 2Jnd dav of June, A. 1. 1!1.
it. M. BATES, Clerk
FOX BUILDING,
LIBKUTY,5IINS.
DEALER IX
DllY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
BOOTS SHOES
HARDWARE,
Hats and Caps,
GLASSWARE, STATI0XE11Y,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.
'Low Prices and Fair Dealing"
is our motto.
CALL AND SKK
February 1st, 1804.
Chimcorr 'o'.lec.
The Statu of Mississippi,
Amite County.
To S. B. Gardner, whoe Postofficc address
s unknown:
YOIT AUE COMMANDED to appeal
before the Chancery Court of the coun
ty of Amite, tn said State, on tho
FirslMondayinDecemb.,A.D.lS06
to defend tho suit in said Court of Mrs.
hato (rardner, wherein von arc defendant.
Given under mv hand and kca! nt' .niJ
Court, this lth day of June, A. D. lB'.W
II. M. BATES. Clerk
Chancery Xolloe.
Tbe State of Mississippi,)
Amite County.
To Sarah Jane Wade, Defendant whom
postorflee address is New Orloans, Louisiana.
TOV ARE COMMANDED to appear
X before the- Chancery Court nf the
county ot Amite, in said State, on the
FirstMonday of Decemb., A.D.189G,
to defend the suit In anid court of Urnrv
VV arte, wherein you arc a defendant.
Given under my hand and teat of said
Court, this Hith day of June, A. 1.
H. M. BATES, Clork.
Administrator" Xoiioe.
IxrHEREAS, letters of tdministration on
VY. the estate of S. B. Day. No. 864,
doceated, having been granted to the under
signed by the Chancery uou.ri ot tne rourtu
cKiuiocrv Dfctrlet of tne State of Misisissippi,
betore H. M. Bate, Clerk of said Court for
tho county of Amite, at Rulot, in vacation,
on Monday, the 1st day of Juno, A. V. 18:
Now, therefore, notice it hereby given lo
all persons indebted to Mid estate to come
forward and make payment, and all rson
having claims against tho same are requested
to exhibit them and have thorn registered in
the manner and within the time prescribed
hv law, or they will be forever barred.
3 C. M. PAY, Adm'r.
Jujy 22nd,
Chancery Xotlce
The State of Mississippi,)
Amite County.
To H. P. McGchoe, whoso post office af-
uress is ran Anwmn, irxas.
VOU ARE COMMANDED tn appeal
.a, Deioretnounancery coun 01 thceoun
ty ot A.mto, in said suite, on the
2d Monday in September.A.D. 1S96
at Rulea in the Clerk's office lo defend Ihe
suit in said Court of Amite County, State
of Mistissirpi, of H. Uiller & Co wherein
you are a defendant.
Given under my hand and seal of aiil
Court, ttiu 4tB day ot August, A. I). !W
U. M, BATES. Clerk-
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DEALERS IN
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS,
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rANTEi Several trn-tw..ri' v
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Main Street,
Xjitoerty, Miss.
DEALliR IN
rmoir t. ciwpv cortPCDirc
CAIOTZD GOODS, FRIIITS,
FINE CI0AR8 AND TOBACCO,
CONFECTlONEIilES, Etc.
Deoombor 14, '91.
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