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AUCTIONS.
CURE FOR DYSENTARY. DIARRnGA

Mr.. JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BAL
~ SAM, CERTAIN safe, aud speedy cure
Tor Dysen,ary, Dnrrhma Cholera Morbns. Summe,
Compliant Sick aud Nervous Headache, Cramps.
Sour Stcnacha. Cholics, &c S;c This is ono of
the most efficient, pleasant and safe compositions
ever onered 70 the public for the cnre Of the various
diseases OF tho STOMACH aud BOWELS. and
the oliy Article worthy of confidence for. corin,
CHOLERA INFANrUM or SUMMER CON-
PLANT. and ia all tho above diseases it really acts
like Il charm.
Dr, Jayue--Dear Sir-IIa' ing made use Of your
Carminaive Balsam IN my family and finding il 10
he admirably adapted In the complaints for which il
Is intended, take pleasure in recommend ending it IN
the use of my friends aud the public generally be-
he,lng those who afflicted with any of these com
plants vii iiud rcef,n the o. Ills valuable med
lcine. JONA GOING. ID. ID.
President Of Granville College, Ohio.
Now York. May %, 1897.
From he Fer. H. X, Crcca, Professor in the Ger.
non!oIon Collegiate hsiitatc.
Germ ntown, April 20. 1898.
DIR. Jayne My Dear Sir--h gives me pleasure to
communicate IN tins manner, my favorable oprion VI
your " Carmnatiye Busam.' .u,-
For years II has been in almost, eonsian, usc in
my 'amlly II was thus introduced A child
years old had been SICK soue or days. Of the dys-
len'ary. Colonel aud other medicines had been
largely administered but without the least apparep
benefit The peculiar discharges from tho bow,ls
were unchanged boh in character and frequency
the strength the little patient could no, hold out
much longer. Al this junc,ore | was reminded by
Ia friend of your Balsam. After portion of Castor
OIL It was administered several times through the
night IN the morning the physician found the
discharges essentially changed the disease was
checked nay removed; all other medicine was dis.
continued, and the child was.oon restored 10 usual
health, We have ever since kept this invaluable
medicine OF hand, and for both adults and children
have found il uniformly cthcacous. We readily
pronounce II the best adapted to family use Of all
the preparations with which we are acquainted
| Hoping the public will soon become universally
acquainted with this medicine. I remain yours &c
n X GREEN.
| Prepared by DIR. ID. JAYNE, No 20 South 81
ST. between Market and Chesnui streets, Phadel
phia, and sold by DR.. II. II HAZARD, Newport.
K, l.
Aug. l.
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DirG.
Gsra~s-ssFi.sr-Ez-s

In this own, on Tuesday evening 2lst inst, Mrs
Elizabeth Eas.on, widow Of Mr.. Benjamin Easton.
Of Middetown, in the S6th year of her age
Al Valparaiso on the 30th Of April last, Capt
Isaac A. Pinnegar, Master of the Ship Alexander,
cf New York, aged 40 years, eldest son of Col. Da
yid Pinncgar, of East Greenwich
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Q. b. 3WTTNs
o2 THAnIES-sTaEET.

hFFERs his address 10 persons out Of Town
~ who are DESTROYS 10 try their luck ia the pop.
uior lotteries Of the day School Fund Lotteries
draw every day at half paN2 p. NJ. N Providence.
Dr-wIn2 received by the boz at night and for
warded immediately to any order. Any association
or club desiruus Of purchasing Packages will be
warranted to draw at least hafthe cost OF TEX
els. Il few days notice and they can b. supplied
in every variety Of combinations The greatest
punctualy will BE- paid TO any order enclosing
Cash or Prize-Tickets, and patron may trade as
well abroad as at home address--C. r Smith.
Aug. %. % Thames-t
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II HO NJ so MAN
VEGETABLE ANTIDYsPEPTIC
WINE E-rT RS.

The beneficial effects Of this Admirable Med-
cine h.,e been 50 great that II is esteemed BY
thousands who have used IT, as unrivdlled m the
class Of ionicS, by am remedy now e1tant For
removing dyspeptic affections, and hablual cos
tvene5S, regulating The tone Of the stomach, res
toung DIGESTION, and correcting the appetite, II IS
unparalleled. To sedentsry persons II j. an unu-
sual luxury, for its happy effects are apparent IN
dispeng faint torpid feelings, and head ache, and
dIaing warm glow through the system, by IN.
creasng hcalihlpl circulation Of the blood. For
organic diseases Of the stomach and bowels, II ls
both a safe and pleasant remedy. In somc severe
cases Of long Standing, II may be necessary TO go
through course OF ThomsOnian Medicine,
(Which occupies from four to sI hours to cleanse
the system, before this WI take effect, unless con.
tinued for considerable length Of time.
SOLD AT the Medicine Store, Of DIR. &. H..
PECkHAN. corner Of Spring and Touro ste
where may be had all other medicines comprised
in the ThOnsonian Ma;eria Medica.
Aug. %
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M dr. D..
N~<z9~SA

In Providence Monday Goth inst by the Rev
Mr. Ripley. MIR. John r. Cornell of this town 10
Miss Amey r. M,nn, Daughter of the late Mr.
David f., Mann, OF Providence.
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LATE FROM MoNrEylDEo.-An arrival at
Philadelphia from Monievideo, briags ac-
counts of the defeat of the Government
forces, in a general battle on the RIO Negro,
the strong hold &c Don Frutas, the insur-
gent General. The force. on either side
are no, es,iinu,ed Mt over 2 500 men. The
Government General was entrapped into
an ambuscade, surrounded, and his army
cut to pieces. The Government are fortl-
fling Monieyideo, IN the expectation of a
final engagement. There ia mo prospect Of
the blockade coming of IT Bueno7 Ayres.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.

ARRIVED.
sATURDAYAug %.
Schr Alert, NicScrson from New York for Proyi.
dence. -Sloops Charles, Ash from do for do
Ariou. Hull, from Providence for New York.
SUNDAY. Avg &c
.Sthr Daniel Baker, Baker from Philadelphia
with Coal 10 B Wood S Co.
MONDAY Aug 81.
Sch'rs Reaper, Knowles. from do. with Coal TO s.
Newton Jun'r.-Orator Hawkins. from Kingston ;
Shops Candacs Brown, from Fall River ior Al
bany -Canllla Chanpln from New York
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THOMSONIAN
CHOLERA SYRUP,
.7 F'yeEcHsice aI,d dWrNfive.

This valuable preparation has proved itself deci.
dedy the most ecacions preventive and curative OF
Cholera, ,ha, has yet been discovered. II is AKA.
tive, srimulant attentive and tonic and determines
10 the surface a sudorfc. A. family medicine.
for choc- coughs, slight affections cf the lungs and
many other Ills that flesh is heir TO- !, DOt sUrpns--
ed. Containing a large proportion ofNo G. or no,
drops ~ combination with several other ofiho choc-
est remedial agents. IT may be given with success IN
many forms Of disease, and like all other Thomso.
man compounds. il will IN prove deloerioua
to the system II has been extensively usd, end we
appeal TO any ono To say 'hatwe have oteuated its
clnms Of efficacy and worth.
SOLD atthe Medicine Store Of DR.. C.B.PECK.
HAM corner Of Spring and Tonro streets. where
may be had all other medicine, comprised in the
Thornsonian Materin Medica.
Aug. 90.
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NEW LlNE-FoR NEW YORK.

FARE REDUCED-sa
sESXA The now steamer JOHN
w RICHMOND, Capt Wm
- s.ss5STp H. Townsend. wileaye PROV.
Renee fIr New York, MON.
DAY. Sept the 81, U6 o'clock. on the arrival oc,he
cars for the S,ouingloa Road y "''
\. B. The regular days Of leaving Providence
WILDE Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, until fur.
" lh,S S'aGo ONLY steamer on the Sound which
Aug. Goth
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GrGsshopper,.-A PheHoHeHon.-About
noon on Wednesday last, cloud Of grass
huppers passed over the city Of L1nclster'
Pa. Their course was from nor,heas, to
southwest.
On Thursday last, says tie Frederick
ND Herald, public attention Was ni'r'c;.
-. a nhou, n1pa. by the disappsaraIcs nf
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A III persons indebted to the subscriber BY note
N or book account are requested TO settle the
same before the lst of November, as all his unset.
tied accounts will then be left with an attorney FOR
collection. All persons havIrg demands will please
pre'en, them Immediately for settlement.
Russell CLARKE.
Aug ooh
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LOST.

nN Saturday afternoon somewhere, Ms issuTpo.
NVsed, IN the vicinity OF Potter Boarding House.
small red Morocco Wallet, containing Il is believed
about fly or sixty dolays. in Bank bills, principally
Of the state Bank Of Boston. Whoever may have
picked mp the same and will leave II with Mr Pot
ter. sha II be iberally rewarded
Aug ".
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MARINE MEMORANDA,

Snip Kutusoff, Taylor, - days from New Or.
leans for London, was spoken 3h inst in lat "a 80
long 81
Ship Louisiana, Stanhope, arrived at Rio Janeirc
Jny ID in 80 days from New York
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CLE.t RED.

CLEARED.
Scbf Stephen, ncClees. Pictou, (N. S),
Schr Sailors Return, Smyl.y South Seas,
Sloop Venus Child, Providence,
Do. Lark, Drapcr. 90.
DO. Victory H14rh New York,
Do. Emily, Reynolds, do.
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Court of Probate, Ntrp"rt Aug. 6, 1889.
A PPIIcArios wns made for nm Administrator 10
n be appointed on the Estate Of Elizabeth Bar.
ker, late Of Newport widow dec.
II is ordered, that the same be received and tbe
consideration thereof rolerre to Cont Of Probate
to be holden nj the Stale House in Newl ort on the
first Monday IN September next. at 9 o'clock A. NJ
aud that previous notice be given. by publishing
copy OF lhIs order three several times in the Rhode
Island Ropub,can for an persons interested to sp
pear al said time and place and be heard
4 true copy-wiine.s:
Is. u. ROWLAND, Prob elk.
Aug. -.
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LA THE MOUSE. in rbsnss-s s-sireet
Unit lately occupied by SIR. Christopher A.
ssss Sweet Possession given Immediately.
= Apply at the Bank Of Rhode-lsland.
May 30.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-25
Runaway
MOntagUc's Balm.

in Indian remedy for the Iooth,lche
EVHE established reputation and constanIlyn
a. crossing demand for this cfIecuaI remedy
oil pain and preServative of the teeth has induced the
subscriber to offer it to the American public. Ar
rangements have been made to supply agents mai
the principal cities and towns in the United States
so as to place it within the reach of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most harassing DIAL
Aches-1ooth Ache.
When applied according todrections given on lie
bottle, it has never failed to afford immediate and
permanent reei. Il also arrests the decay in deiee'
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which SO ire
QuentIy renders strong tooth useless. The appL'
cation and remedy are simple, innocent, and not W.
pleasant; and the large number ofpersons IN dllieF
ent sections Of the country, thai have already expo
renced such delightful and salutary effects IRON 'ne
use olthe Balm, are ready to bear, 0or the pOs,
good,) their testimony, to its unriyaled qualities II
IS an Indian remedy obtained sngulary and uneS,
pectedly, and may be regarded by the civilized
world as the most valuable discovery OF the ma
man of the Woods.
For Sale By SMITH s. FRIERSON, Drugg@i
Columbus, mississippi. 20 PRrcE 81 PER BoTTLE
II. b. MONTAGUE
march 8. 1888. Say
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-25
Sheriff sale.

8 virtue OF an execution issued from the
- Clerk Of the Circuit court Of Oktbheha
county, and 10 me directed, shall proceed ID sell
Tor cash at the court house door in the town Of Co
l'lmbus, on Monday the 18th day of September
next all the right, title, claim and interest tina,
Reuben II. Grant has in and to the following DIES
crlbed ewa lnIs IN the town Of Columbus, to WI, :
lots nine and ten in square seven, north at Main
street and the improvements thereon. Tevied ON
~ The property Of Reuben II. Grant 10 satisfy nm
execution in favor Of Bell & Lampkin. Sale With
~ The hours prescribed by law; this 18th August
lsSs JNO. w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
oio Printers fee sc 90
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sheriff Sale.

III virtue OF sundry executions to me directed
~ from the Circuit court Of Lowndss county,
shall proceed to sell for cash at the court house
door ia the town al Columbus on Monday the Sc
venieenth day Of September next, oil the right title,
claim and interest that Jeremiah b. Irwin has in
and to the following described lot Of ground in the
town Of Columbus, TO wit: thirty four FEET front ON
Main street. running back fifty feet, nor cast cor
ncr Of ot number two 10 square number wo south
side Of Main street, with oil the improvements there.
on. Levied on to satisfy sundry executions in IA
yor OF Smith, Raingard & Co. Briggr Lacoste. g.
Co, Anthony Foster, & Co., use Of Anthony Fos-
Ter, David Latourett, Fellows, Wadsworh, 4 Co,
the same, Stewart & Tucker Liitleiiieli g. Shaw,
Stone Swan, & Co., William Rankin, 4. Co, Senaca
Stewart j. Bowen L. Co, Cornelius Baker, & Co
all Of which Is against the said Jeremiah b. Irwin.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law; this the
gth day Of August 1888.
JN0. w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
SIS [Pr. lee 80 90
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10y virtue Of sundV executions issued from
- the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Lowndes
county and To me directed, shall expose to public
sale on Monday the third day OF September next,
ali the right tile claim and interest that William
:. Boiling has IN and 10 the following described pro-
perry in The town Of Columbus, 10 WIT lots num-
Der eight, nine and ten township eighteen, south Of
range eighteen wcsl, on the north west quarter Ct
fractional section twenty one, and the Improvements
thereon levied on as the property Of William ).
Boiling, to satisfy suudry Executions, in Evor of
Charles II. Albert use of Commercial Bank Column
bus w. William S. Boiling, William II. Walsh and
Charles Walsh; James Weems use Of William
Kidd VI. William S. Boiling, Charles Eggeston and
William White Bartlett Number vs. William 5.
Boiling r.. d. Drake & Go. use Of William Ran
kin w. same; Commercial Bank use OF Hugh NJ
Thompson vs.. same; David j. Names VS.. same
David Ramsey Vs. William S. Boiling aud War
ner I. Boiling John w. Byrn use Of Duncan
McKeIler Vs. William $. Boiling and Warner L.
Boiling. Sale within the hours prescribed by law
This lst day Of August 1888.
JN0. W. BYRN,
Sheriff of Lowndes county.
5-4w. Printers fee $40 00)
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SIleriH,s Sale.

Rf virtue Of sundry executions that issued
= from the Circuit Court for Lowades county
and to me directed shalt proceed TO sell for cash
q We cnurt house door in the town Of Columbus
on Monday the seventeenth day Of September nexi,
an .he right title, claim and interest that Jermap
BAKER mas n and TO the following de scrbed lot in The
townol Columbus, TO wit: Eot number three IN
square number four, north Of Main street. ana The
improvements thereof including his dwelling house.
also all The right, title, claim and interest Edwin
olade and JerInan Baker has in and Ia lot number
one, IN square number three, itnhtinr Main, street
and all the improvements thereon. Level On y
the property 81 Jermand Baker and Edwin II. SiaSo
70 satisfy sundry executions N favor Of Messrs
Eiayland, Reese, & Co Gamble 1, Earle, 3. II
MiIlcan, use Of Jno. Overall, Neile Bsrtce, William
=. BALI Willis Nj, Pope, Susan Ticknor, Planters
Dirk Of The State of Mississippi, r. jones, Jordan
Il Buchanan, VIM. NJ. Cozart, Kessman & ca.
Irwin y johnson, Jas. M. Weed, jordan &. Bucban.
nan, y. Newhcnse & Go. David CuslliIlan. Sale
within Tire hours prescribed by law this l4th ay
Of August, 1858.
JN0. w. BYRN
Sheriff Lowndes County.
Ct5 fPr tee Sl2 co.
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SIleriT's Sale.

DY virtue of two ii. fas. that issued from the
- c'rcul; court Of Winston county, May term,
1888, and to me directed, shall sell for cash. before
the court house door, in the town OF Louisville on
Monday the Sd day Of September next, all the right
title, claim interest and demand that Felix Ellis has
in and to the south half of the west half of the north
east quarter, also the north halfo the west hall ofthe
southeast quarter section number 81, township fl
teen and range twelve levied on as the property Of
Felix Ellis, to satisfy one execution in favor Of Ro.
bert McAliSter, the other in favor of W. b. Billings.
ly. Said premises lies two miles from Louisville,
and is well improved, with first rate spring: this
25lh day of July. 1888.
JOHN II. HARDY, Sheriff
of Winston county
Aug 4. ats Printers fee, 50 00
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TBY virtue Of suajry executions 10 me direct
ID Cd from the Circuit Court Of Luwndes
county, shaa proceed 10 eel or cash before The
court house door in the town Of Columbus, on Mon
Jay he third day Of September next, 81 The night
tile, claim and inicres; that Robert Bakeiy and
John Blakely has 10 and u tie following town pro
prrtyln The town OF Col1mbgs, 20 wit +; lot number
two In square nuuber nine, south OF Main street.
which includes the dwelling house where The sad
Robert Blakely now hvesi also the Back smith
Shop and the work shop on The front part OF sad
lot. Levied on as the property Of Robert Blakey
aud John Blkey to SATISFY sundry executions m Ia
vor Of Clark s. Co against Robert and John Blake
N, Ira Thayer against Robert Blakely, Joseph J.
Pslmar vs.. Robert Bskey, Jno. +. Williams use
Of jonathan Gordon vs. Robert Blakey; Robert T..
Ryes ~. Robert Blakely, John NJ. Trotter & John
n. Symons vs.. RobcT, Balely; James ii. Mos
lev use Of VILLAIN 6. Wright ". Robert Blakely;
William r. Ball vs. Robert Blakely and Simeon
Cockrell. Sale within The hours prescribed by law;
this lst day Of August, 1855
JN0. w. BYRN,
Sheriff of Lowndes county,
Sd PRINTERS fee $40 90
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SherIH's Sale.

10y virtue of sundry executions 10 me direct
- ed, from the Circuit Court of Lowndes
comfy, slla proceed TO sell for cash before the
court house door in the town of Columbus on Mon
day the third Of September next, all the right, title,
claim and interest that George Tucker has in and
to the following described property in the town Of
Columbus to wit part Of lot number ten in square
number four, south of Main street, and the I'M
provements thereon. Levied on as the property of
George Tucker to satisfy snndry executions in favor
OF J. & A. Lowry & Go. w. George Tucker Jno
w Hill and Joseph Norris; Commercial Bank Of
Columbus Mississippi vs. George Tucker Robert
f.. Harris and Awantese Pfser; $. s. j. Samrs,
q Co. vs.. George Tucker; Willie p. Harris use of
II. T.. Harris vs.. George Tucker and John W.
Hill; Benjamin LIacrns VS.. George Tucker; James
Owen vs.. George Tucker and Charles M. Stewart;
A. J. King use of Benjamin Levans vs. George
Tucker, James J. Fuller and Ephraim Bound !;
Sam. Buttcrworth VS., George Tucker. Sale with
n the hours prescribed by law; this LIST day of
August 1888. JNO. w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
5-4w printers fec $40 00)
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sheriff Sale.

10y virtue Of four executions TO mo directed
- from the Circuit court Of Lowndcs county,
shall proceed 10 sell for cash at the court house
door Ia the town Of Columbus on Monday the Sc
venteenlh day Of September next all tho right, iille
claim and ntercs, that Elijah Reese LESSEE Medley,
and Absalom A., Barton has il and to the following
described property in the town Of Colbert to wit
lot number six in block number six, aud the inn
provcmcnts thereon, now occupied by Joshua Rob
inson and lessee Medley. Levied on at The in
stance Of A. I. Morse vs.. A. A. Barton, Kellogg
and Ptister vs. +. Reese & A. 4. Barton, +. 4.
Watkins. WlllamL L. g. Thos. j. Clark Vs. Jcsscc
Medley. Sale within the hours prescribed by law
This 18th day Of August, 1888
JNO. w. DYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county
6t5 Printers fec 80 90
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Administrators Notice.

NT0TICE is hereby gwen, that letters Of aa-
N minisira,ion Of the goods, chaitels and ere
s-,s vbieb were Of Thomas c. Branch, late o! MoI-
re county and State Of Mississippi, deceased 81 tle
TINE Of his death, mot already administered was
granted By thr probaIes court Of SAID county 70 lf
Undersigned, on tie fourth day Of July, less
All persons having unadjusted claims against sa'l
estate, are notified 10 present them duly autheniiea
led within the time limited By law, or they VIII be
forever barred.
Those who are indebted to the said estate are re-
quirei 70 make immediate payment
STEPHEN COOKE Administrator
De bonls non Of Thomas {. Branch, deceased.
Jolly ), 1888. 3w6
Printers fee, $40 sol
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One Hundred Dollars

WILL be paid by the undersigned to the
~ person giving information to A. Boykin,
Esq. oil Columbus, with evidence TO convict the per-
son or persons Of pulling and leaving down the
fence Of his farm on the Military road, ~ miles
east Of Columbus; or of putting the woods on fire
with intent to destroy said fence
JOHN PERKINS.
June g. 1883. 5it5s
r. s. few hundred bushels of corn, with some
good Bacon hams, and small quantity of choice
hogs lard can be had for the cash, by application to
lhe youth on sad premises. Corn 30 cents per BUSH
el, Hams II l-2 cents per pound, lard ,br sans
The Notes of the banks Of Columbus alos. viii hs
received in payment
The servant women in charge of his house has
permission % sell her butter ecos and cbiclans ~
fruit sc. on her own terms D
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sheriff Sale.
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
Printers fee So 90

virtue OF an execution that issued from
~ the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court Of Lowndes
county, and to me directed, shall proceed to sell
Tor cash at the court house in the tewn of Column
bus, on Monday the 18th day Of September next,
ell the right title, claim and interest that John W.
Black has in and TO tho following described town
lot IN the town Of Colbert, TO wit ol number Eve,
block number five, west half. and the improvements
thereon. Levied on as the property 1t John w.
black, to satisfy an execution in favor of Jno r.
1reenlee. Sale within the hours prescribed by law;
this 18th day Of August 1899.
mo. w. BYRN,
Sheriff OF Lowndes county.
oto Pointers fec SO 90