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M
jUil i'lilili uibbii
'.S STJtT
T.. XXtDM
: At ii
Uvliich lias jiit arrived, is as large,!
I r ,,- -Tr w-t , n
r u W. HoutTOS, of Monroe.
t J-E. D. I'!5Us, of Benton.
J. B CecESAS. cf Tunic.
4; .a Walieb Teottir, of Mon'gy.
1.13. XL Mcl.NtosH, Lauderdale.
,,Ch M. II. .Wiikissos. of AiiiTS.
r.D; m. Miu.t;AfCopib. '
Ero. Co.
t C baits
l.ltiion.'.'
, tt Cenlreville,
cf co'.too this
-Ttanks to Mr. Geo. A; McGbe
tot several nie ytm potatoes, the
net e hire seen this Mason.
Kaggies, Wagons, Hardwire and
Eneine Fixture a Specialty at
Fori Bros. Co., CentrevUIe, Misi
tThe rains have been numtrous,
.ni.,partjcuUt!y wet, during the
'latter put of lasLwetk, and tbe
ilID. M; H. Wilkinson, of Glol
. - tef, Jemecratic elector for this di
trictt is making speeches down on
tb lea coast tint weak.
V received-a call from Mia
Annie Batee.tbe pretty little daugh
f. ter of Dr. Ji. P. and Mr. Mamie
''i jpcteioa Wednesday morning last.
Preaching in theMethodist church
Of this place Sunday next, at 11
; o'clock a. m., by Ret. J. N. Tucker
All kre cordially invited to attend.
Mr. laud Myers Ilarines, and
interettlog little babe, of MeComb,
"spent last week in Liberty, tbe
I .,.( f t... .Ml Mr. I nn Rata
.Sheriff C E. Davis requests os
to" a"nnouc that tbe books are now
ready for the collection of taxes
1amaees wilt be added after De
CeuberrUnh, n one excepted.
' We received a call a short time
since from Hun. W. C. Sharpe, of
,'ieksburg, who was visiting bis
father's family in Amite, Friend
Crf Hu in fine health and spirits
Lost From my place, 3 miles
north-weit of Magnolia, 10th inst.
V One "Bay Mare, 5 years old. star in
1 l o. heavy mane and tail. In
I itnnation rewarded by
t . ' ft 117-.. V.wiit-ti f "
j 'ttop, Theo.' McK.oight anq wife
te .:a pleasant etsy of severs
i Mjre'ln UbeftyyjretMtnedtoVickg
MVburg Thursday eve. - Our friend
' 1 The. is buildinir tip a lucrative
I rMcUce in 0it floiit ishjng city
i 'ILkil!.W. K, Love, will address
thieHoiers of ?ion Rill, Saturday
ihi. icst.,UtUBburg, Monday, Nov
ltd."- 'As this is Tiither a vhle
otice, we hope all who read same
will keep it circulating arouna. so
iisrt'a good crimd, will torn out.'
)'i ;l,jjVjeJe'el fijghly honored at having
teive an invitation to attend the
'ulifen1"ireJding of M r.' Micajah
HvilkJnson and wife, which event
Ivus'celebrated on Thursday, 29th
ititt, . e hope our friend and bis
' ! igodd wife will live to celebrate
l:Yrefr diamond. .wedding.' :
. Ill - ! '
as
Mississippi.
We oiler no "nve away snaps,
but promise you a square ileal all
the way through. We are at
all times in the Market for your
Cotton.
fnE Robinson iilEKCiNTiiE Go.
Centre vixLiE, Miss. yr
was ever shown in
Cs
,i jvt:
4. 1 Tr
t l 1 , l ... . . ' ..
a 111' U3 llav-a. t ov-CiCl, tllitl tta V. liCct J.J . c .s. x.st.
JSOlltll 1 tT W. . L. -- -vi kr U
' 1 A. O. Stmtt-r, . h i-
UEIIKI'T, :
ia aai t Am'
iSJ'.!, JiiT lom, 4?,".,
Oh P Tv2o Gw, wstk l.te s.
oanrmtsl piit us kft, aa4 nn as 4 oaJertnt
a r.ttt.er. Art-r-. f W by J U
W.k.er ! t r
Tb-fco-r Ui!M.'r.W Ukro up
litJMM .;b Had srrd b km tM.-ro
tW Hjcp, a Juss UrfKo .r.ai
uid tor Aauw couij, St(e e( Miisis;ppi,
JalyaOlh.isf..-. . .
On. Br Msre Cut. bout 1 Tr o i
dull r m t.ivbj, both bm4 feet kn.
about U hj4 biti. Appnul ! - Uv
'Tie abort Acnbe t ra Ulen up In
A C V aU and ttrav4 br tu k-Kr V
P WiUju. a JutK ui tbe" Pe wiibta and
fur AuiM twuotf, ' Jit of Miwuaippi,
July ttth. J. -. ,A .
A. G. STRATTOy, -
; . ; Crn anJ Riar.
tEALES IN
11
AUbaji..i
ArkiriMU...
CKlifornta
Levi Low'rTj-a colored raan, w
lodged in jail oa tbe morning of
October 23. He is supposed to be
wauted in Bolivar .county for the
murder of a merchant named
Greene. The murder was com
mitted about a year ago.- Lnwry
was captured during tbe night of Colorado ..
the 22d inrt., ia the southern part Florida
of the county by T. Smiley Jackson, "f0-
captured negro answer the de-j ppi
scription of the man Who killed I MUwuri-.
ftfvnt .xni nt that the deacriDtlon I Montana..
. , . r i
does not mention a scar on 'the
face. . Tbe supposed murderer was
reared in Amite county but lived tor
several years under an assumed
name in Bolivar. If Jackson bss
tbe right man he will receive a re
The Herald's Figures. .
The really safe slates for either
Bryan "or McKinley are tew ia
number, but the following uabou'
correct:.-
Nebraska. .
Ktvad....
n
, 13
. 17
N Caroluia..:..
Oregon.........
S Carolina t....
S DakvU.......
TeoaeM....
Texat ........
Utah
Virginia
AVab1ngton...
Vvomiiij.'....
f
Total...
11
. 4
9
.. 4
12
.. 15
I
. 12
. f
. 4
.178
arrived in Liberty Saturday morn
ing, and after inspecting the pris
oner. saiJ thst he had never seen
him before. Francis olaimed to be
Well acquainted with the murderer,
- Kotke fur rubUcalicn.
Laxo Orrica'arr J aiTwux, Misa,1
Uciobar liU. ltf. . J
NOTICE ' hervbv jivta that th Mlowinfc
naraed mutm luu in4 notice 6f hit in
tention to uk pr .f In fupfwrt of ku
ciiuni. and ilt i ptwm' iil t iuJ betore
rtw Cirou Ck-rk el A m t wunl r. at Ubwry,
Mix. on ft-mattUM- u. If1), via "
Eli Wi.liams of J,itK-rtv. M., H. E. K
22.SiO, for tbe Ji W Si E Soo. 10, Tl',
K 4 K. - ! v'::. .
He nan th fullowir.g itniei to prov.
bu coniaiuow rotucDC upon ana cultivation
1 lA...l w... W..K Thitt Vm
Tobiu, Put fobiai, ratu C. Loa, all of
Litwty f.-WiAmiM oouatr, Slua,
. . KOCSKTK.WiLSON. B'gbrter.
Bryan may lose a few of the above
votes, but, like the 1D., we can
ceitaitily put hirii down for 178.
The New York Herald claims
California fur McKinlev. but tbe
wardof$4o0, but rumor says tbe California DaDera sav to the) con-
reward has been increased to $900. Irary An altempt will be made
There was some difficulty in Missouri, but it is hopeless,
capturing the negro, ns he got under McKinley is strong in St. Louis,
the house and only came out after hut weak elsewhere in the state,
a threat was made toburo tbe house gome claims have also been made
down. He say all he did wrong in to Nebraska. Tbe Herald claims
Holivar was to steal a valise valued North Carolina, but even Hanna
at 75 cents, and offered to pny Mr. does not. ' The 221 electoral votes
Jackson that amount, and asked necessary to elect, Mr. Bryari must
him to send it to the owner. Mr. get from the following doubtful
Jackson telegraphed the sheriff to states, the votes of - which are
ideotify the prisoner at his (Jack- about evenly balanced:
Delaware s JUcnigan.....,.l v
J. W. Frartcia (col.), of Bulivar, .,..' " C. . -
Iowa... I:.. W Virginia;.... 6
Kentucky 18 '
Miuryland 8 Total 103
The New York Herald concedes
the votes , of Delaware and Test
Virginia to Bryan. In Michigan
and Indiana Bryan's prospects
seem good. Before Carlisle en
tered Kentucky that state was
counted for Bryan, but the outra
geous attack on tbe Secretary has
changed many votes, though the
silver men are trying to counteract
the efll-ct by indignation meetings
and punishment of offenders. North
Dakota, originally for Bryan, now
seeins doubtful. Maryland is close,
but Democratic prospects seem
bright, We cantmly guess at Ill
inois; Minnesota and Ohio,' of
course, are sale tor aicKiniey,
with Iowa andWisconsin favorable
The State of Mississippi,
Amite County
To Sarah Jan. Wade, IV-fondant who.
pottofflc addma uew Oriwnt, lyOtiLMaiuu
r()U ARE COMMANDED to appeal
X befor. th Ciumcetr Court ot tbe
county of Amite, in ud state, pn the
FirstMondayofDecemb.,A.D.1896,
to dVfid tbe luifin aaitl eonrt of Heitry
Wailn, hfr-in you are a bV-fendant. -Uiren
undVr my band and tntl of aaid
Court, thil ltita day or June, A. v. 1WO.
... H. 1L BATES, Clork.
Hers
pro
Hi
i
i
i
ft
cijOtiiiitc,
Giioceiuls,
.' SHOES, NQTIOXS,
, HATS,
Flilii ' T " I
Slfci.
1) 1' C I'm jl 1 1 -
Tick fa w is entitled to the banner,
j,n.AWgitereJ voter in the box
"failed io pa rjia poll tax, and it is
t,4H cofllain lees Populites (han
, any jefcuiidCt in the county If they
vglelikViibey pay, their taxes tbey
(will give the Democratic 'ticket a
larger " majority,' . '.comparatively
speaking, than any box in the
otbfy. :' ".' ''. f
":tVe"rCBiv4 a few day since,
from Peter Tracy, No. i2 Monroe
LBUMcmpbis, Tsan.y an ele-ga.nl
I'iuda'rtiic pictureof "Vm. J. Bryan
,1 aiid Family, also "the 6peecb that
' Won the Nomination.": ,lt js in-
tended as a Souvenir of the present
1 evsntful campaign arjd is meeting
I wtith great apiirovaL - A eopywill
i be m led on receipt of price, 25cts.
rtt inducements are offtiiisd
parties wishing to
iLibi
i responsible
b' lie them.
Lev. N. Smylie, Principal tif tbe
Libty MaIb iuJ Female College,
" mido ia the recent examination
for teachers. His wife, who is
.teacher of Elocution iriJ 'Higher
Eoglisb, was examined at theisms
time; and made an average of CS
; b-12. These are excellent grades
s"d have only been exceeded Once
i.i ts cr "ity, and that was afan
' r intion last year, when Miss
j i tr,ittont who is at present
IV-i 1-7 tf-hcr in the L. M & F.
C M . iUl' By this it Is
it l'. t i',,8 c.Jra made by the
5 family of the Liberty school bavs
.1- . rr--' J in Una. county
i r'jl b- eyp'-ded but little
t ' a-i T'O, of cource, is per.
'f r " -thf-riLs Liberty school
Six Electoral Tickets. .
j&EMOdKATIC TICKET.'
' . JAMES K- VARDAM AN.
J. C. LONU8TREET.
D. W. HOUSTON.
K D. DINKIN
3. B. C)CnRAN.
WALTER TKOTTJEB.
j. R. M'CINTOSIL
JI. II. WILKINboy,
; I). M. MILLER. ' ,
BOtlSI MONEY TICKET.
T. S. FORD.
K. T. BAIFORD. '
W. N. BELLAMY.
ADDISON CRAFT.
jmN.BUHH.
A. U. BAYS.
JNO. A. DAVM.
JL A. McCLAUGHERTT.
J SO. ll'CMARTIN.
REPUBLICAN TICKET (HILL )
ISAIAH T. MONTGOMEBY...
R. J. ALCORN.
SAMUEL BLEVLNS.
C. L, IIOT1S.' '
ALBERT U. MELCHOlIf. "
J AS. M. LEVERETT.
A. B. rOSTON.
JOHN W. KANDOLni.
EMILE ENGBARTII.
REPl'BLICAU TICKET (LYNCH.)
JOHN R. LYNCU.
H: KEUNAOHAN.
. T. M". NABORS.
. ,': AUSTIN BELL.
V. E. MOLUSON.
' B. & MATTHEWS. ,
XUKEDDOCIL
F.'W. COLLtNSi "
L.K, ATW0OD- . '
' POPULIBt' TICKET.
' ; " j; L'.' JAMISON. " ' '
A. M.NBWMAN.
J. II. GARDNER.
. J. Q. ASKEW. ;
R..T, LOVE. .
J. D. POTTER.
' ' W. P. RATLIFF.
W. H. GRIFFIN.
N. M. BOLUNGSWOETH.
- PROHIBITION TICKET.
. T. P. BARR.
B. T. UOBB8- -.
J. T. FREEMAN. .
! - N. W. BOUTON.
B. F. YVAS80N. .
. FRANK SOUTER.
W. H. PATTON. -
C. a GIBSON.
' J. W.CIf AMBERS,
F. . A. BJcLais,
ATTORNEYiAT-LAW.
Gloster, Miss.
Will practice his profession ia
all the Courts of Amite and ad
ioinine counties. ' ' '
Will viit Liberty on the 1st, 2d
and 4th Monday of each raon'.h.. i
OSes at McLaia House,
Oct.5K"J3, . ,
Jots front (jiilUburg.
Editor Herald Our farmers are
nearly through picking cotton. In
ibis immediate neighborhood the
crop has been much better than was
expected. There is now a heavy
top crop, but farmers generally
agree that U will not make anything
Tbe corn crop is not so good as
last yesr, and late crops will be
tthort on account of the long drouth.
More business has been done in
our village this year than for many
years past. . 1
The general health is good, but
we regret to write that Mrs. Angie
Schilling, wife of Rev. T. C. Schil
ling, is quite sick. ' "
Messrs. G; II. Tate arid N. J.
Nad have, returned to Atlanta to
resume tbeir dental studies.-
Gillsburg Institujo is moving on
finely. The enrollment is seventy
seven, seventy-lire of whom are in
regular attendance. Tbit is the
largest attendance of any private
term in the history of the school.
The music class is also increasing
An extensive addition will be made
to the building which will be com
pleted by the firnt of November,
Truth will always stand, but
misrepresentations win . always
fall toths ground.
News comes from all parts ol tbe
district that Hon. W. F. Love will
lead Halhorn by a large majority.
Love will carry every county in
the district.
If you want to vote for an origi
nal free silver man, and one that
will be able to serve you well in
the next congress, vote for Hon
W.F.Love. .
For Sixth Congressional District
w. f; love, x ..
Cut this out and take it with you
tohe polls, so that you will make
no mistake, E!!i5ville New South,
Liberty, Miss.
DJCALEK IN
CLOTHING,
..NOTIOSS,:,
Milliiiery ; G6ods,
AXTiTIOX SIPPLIES,
Tobacco' ' Jr n d Groceries,
We have a complete Drug De
partment, neatly ...fitted up, which
is in charge of a .. . .
REG ISTERED PHARMACIST.
GIVE U A TllIAL
' February 20, 1895. '
J. M.Nimnoryj
LIBERTY, MISS
' ' Dkauus is'
DRUGS)" MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICEL8, "
FANCY GOppSa)
STATIONERY, &c.
November 28. 1800.
Furniture Stationery, '
Cren kery,Ul4MwSkr, Saddler)
' I'ERFUMERY, JEWELRY,
TOBACCO, Ele. ,
All of which will be Bold t
the very lowest pricea.
"Qoick Sales akd Small Por-
its" is my motto'. " . i
: Mar. 8, 1S93.
FON .BUILDING,
LIBERT V MISS.
'' ' DEALER IS '
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, .
BOOTS AXD SCOES
HARDWARE,
Hals and Caps.
GLASSWARE, STATIONERY
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.
"Low Prices and Fair Dealing"
is our motto. ' .
CALL. AMI) SEE
February 1st, 1894.
L. B. ROBINSON, President.
E. B. ROBINSON, Vice President
N. B. McLKAN, Cashier,
I
, GLOSTEW, tm.
Money ioancd'at Tcasona
All kind of -Wari-antP
bought and;Bod:i ' ;!' ';
- r- -' " - :
i"Wo soMcit Deobit, iroui
lOOjapwardf 'r .; ':'
September 26, LS00.
Bridges To Be Let.
Y ORDER of the Board of Su
pervisors of -Amite County
Mil., the building of the following Bridge'
will be lot la the lowest bidder, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER 189ft,
t the eourt houie In the town of Liberty
A new bridge across Beaver cree
in Dial. No. 2, known as the Gun-
by bridge. ,v . ,
Specification) oh flic in the-office ol the
Cliancorv Clark, for reference.
Chance will 1
with every piirelu
; Cotton of
at
e given r:i
III
mm
F
t
1r
iiiilj
Cntreville, .li;
(Ktobcr 2S J, A
' .to iVJ-.Tr-1 II -
...a . ' .'r ' ' ' " Til I Ml i f
Atnwlat cuntrnot mublct us to ofi 1 UK LL&LV t.w"
THK SOt'TUi-RN HKUALD for oiio ymr f. ro!-.v l Jfi . .
ordTKto ' Tilt, h iLii.-i'-.N" i. ...
t,bnry?l,189. - -.
Chancery Kotlce.
The State of Mitsisitippi,
Amitb Codkty
To Luu Davia, Estvlle Pavin, M-vrtlmU
Davit, Comfort Davit arid Ivel-non Iasn,
minor heiri of Jerry Uvi, duoottacd, whote
posl-ottice address ia unknown.
YOU ARE ('OMMANDKD to rpr
before the Chancers Court ef the coun
ty of Amite, in said btate, on the , a
First Monday in December, 1306,
to ahow caiiM if anv you can, why the Final
Account or K. U.-Harvey and J. 11. liuie,
Executor of the Katate i-t Jerrv Davis, de-
cenwd, ihould riot be audited and allowed.
Given under my hand and teal of aald
Court, thil 6th dny of October, A. I. 18'.Hi.
H. M. BATES, Clerk
When mihtii-rlllnT f..r '
el (he S ot, 1 ,ut T,-i, !
iew (lileniM Pn 'y J
. tarn fat e.Ytji;:J;..4
TUT
Chancery .S otice.
Tho State of Mississippi, )
Amite Countvi 4 "
To Jtiliuaj Moyee lKwepdat oiT.ee JV
dresa is Cincinnati, Oliin:
r1U AKK WMaiANDKI) to appear
X belore tue.t hanccry Uourt Of tbe county
'of Amite, in aaid rjtate, on tho
2nd Mondnv in AturtiM." A I). 189C.
at l'ulea in the Clerk' CHBce to defend the
suit in said Court for partition of lands in aaid
Connty where in you aro a difendanU
Given under my hiuid and the seal of said
Court, this iinu uav of .nine, ft. 11. IW'J'j.
it. M. 15 A 1 ICS, Uerk
leixlril to fi! !"."!' i
opimxtte Ue U l;i'
n rHii-m in i. h'
HolOut ii,fMi..i
vlHy ftee'nf -..i;
MtS fill i
1" i-trftiUtr. t.
Jii'il I'lii'iit. in V''i
et - '
U'o-844.
et , ...
Commiwtloner's Male.
Mrs. Katie Owen et al.
Vs.
Mr. M. J. Scott (
T Y VIKTUK of a decree of the Honorable
J ) Chancery Court of Amite County, State
, . . . .... J iL . XM ' . ' luiie
Ol JllnlSHippi,' maue in 'wic inay ivim sooti
Inereoi in nie su hi jinfc A.mie irwen ei. m.
against M rs. M. J. Scott et al , No. K44, order
iite a sale of certain lands in Ami'e County,
I, as vonimiesiimer. nipumiru uy uiu ynurv
A . J . iA-'z a r ,
FOX BUILDpfG" , :
. 1IBERT Y, MISS ;
-.'.' DBA LEA 111 "... ,
. t GnOCEKILS,
Hats, Boots, Shoes,
OAMNED.QQOBS,
'..'Tobaece.Cigart.etc
X T ANTED veral trotwortliv cntle
V V men or ladies to tr"cj iu Siistiskipp
for aUbHhed, reliable, hoots. ?fty $780
ah5 npenn-s. Pteudy pofitipn. "Inclose
Kfcrence -. ana aelf-eddrcESKi .Manned tb
Ttiope. Tb Dprttiui'mCoilif onf.Tb'rdjFWr,
Cssssba j , Cfcica-, HI, JVov.a35.
Chnneerv Sotlce.
The Statu of Mississippi
i Amite County.
To 8. B. Gardner, whose Poatoffice addrew
s'uu known:
70U ARE COMMANDED to appear
, JL i betore the Uhancery Jjourt ot the coun
ty of. Amite, in. auid State, on the
FiretMonday inDecem6.,A.D.189C
to defend the suit in laid Court of ilia.
Kate'.tiuTdhe'r,' wheitoin you are defendant,
riiven under mv hand .and seat of aaid
Court, this Ith day at June; A- D- WW.
. -. H. M; "BATES. Cletk.
t -s3eit said decree, will on
First Mntidsv in November, lvo
the inns beini; the 2nd day thereof, offer for
sale to the highest bidder at public outcry at
iha North, door of the court-house tn the
town of Lihcrlv, said coimtv, tho following' Jlusncry ijistr
dc.:ribed land," King and being in said coun-, Jf'ore 1L.M-
ty and State, to Vlt?W of H .W B J. T 4,1
K 4: also S K 1 and B t or w J and 3 vr i
ofSWi andKIof SWJofaWl and
SlofN WandlpoialHW Jof8WJ
ofRioff?ec.2,T4,B4; also rU of NE
1 of 8 K K Sec. 8, Ti. I1. The
I red to
and
' ' Administrator' Xotlce.
Tt7HERBA8, letters of adminittrntipn on
. V,.V thoesUte ot H. L Weathersby, t. 8f,
duVAscd, havine been granted to, tho nndi
tinned by the Chancmv Court of (he Four 1
Chancery District of tne State of M issisaippi,
I and E 1 of 8 E 1. SJ. T 4.
purchaser or pnrehawra will be require
oav onc-hatr vua ol tnoir purcnase dius
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