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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
'SiR4IOE S NOTICE.

us OF Administration having
} granted to the undersigned on
| John Kelley, jr., d ec'd, by the
Pfobate Court of Jefferson coun-
l'nrth Monday in March,
&c IS therefore hereby given, to
|Adehied to said estate, to come
make payment without delay.
r. Claims against it are hereby
present them within the time
y law, or they will be barred.
AARON FRISBY, Admir-.
1858 2O-w6
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Lost or stolen.

an the night of the Sd inst. POCk-
q EFT BOOK, containing three jim,
Naes drawn by l. S. Jordan, Lewis +.
Norris. and D. w. Mitchell, dated about
the Is h dav of June, 1887: one note for
$4,000, with credit of one thousand dol
lars, payable payable lst Of January last
the other two for S 1908, with credit OF
1880 on each, payable the lst Of Janna-
~, 1899 and 1910; also, an order on Clas-
Clark for notes not Designated, given by Z.
L. nj. Keith; also, about $3.50 in cash
A reward of $50 will be given Tor the
Pocket Book and contents.
]. A. KEITH.
Fayct.e, March 13, 1893 Tiff
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted at the last Orphans Co ,ri Of
this coun.y,t to thalI Undersigned on the Es-
tate of Patrick X Norris, decd. he hereby
notifies all pers ms having claims on said
Estate, to hand them in within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and al persons indebted to said
Estate are req rested to settle f'rthwi b.
THOMAS w. BECK.
Rodney, March 6, 1888 l7-5w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned, Administrators Of the
Estate of Nancy f. Mackey, deceased, will,
at the next April term of the Probate Cour,
OF Jefferson couaty, present his account for
flnal settlement and allowance; also, his
account for final settlement as agent for the
Estate OF Walter Mackey, deceased.
PHILIP o. HUGHES, Admir-.
March ID, 1888 I7-w6
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" 0 TIC e.

H. tes'ainentary on the Estate
"liiiam Turner, having been
ne undersigned by the lInnor-
pate Court of jefferson county,
iarch Term thereof is
n to all persons having claims
deceased, to present them duly
n within the time prescribed
4 persons Indebted to the de-
requested to make payment, to
par, who is hereby appointed
'he purposes above stated.
. +. w. TURNER.
pos 2O-6w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
NOTICE

ALI, persons having claims against the
"A Estate of James Kelley, Jr. will pre-
sent them properly authenticated to e'il'e'
af tho subscribers, within The time prcscr'-
's' ABRAHAM KELLEY, Admir-
KELLEY, Adm'z.
January % 1888. -
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
',,c1' ATTORNEY.

,n,horized to announce L.
&c # Natchez, as a can
81 e District Attorney, Tor
'I,Iicinl District
| ,,rurs, MAncH 90 1871 - +.
NAI'os,signed. members o, me ~
"' .asss'aesstiaiIy recommend IL.
b. rssr Of Adams County, TO the
E. ~ First Judicial District as a
('ae rus integrity, and high le-
|oi n'' and in every respect well
pen'F' O." GO Of District Attorney:
i il'S "a. "on IT,. d. Vaudeville, jr.
y 0'' G.. l.. Potter,
,ker, n MAXWELL
BOYD, = e. II rden. =
w. II. Stewart,
bnston, M, A.n,t
acher ~ -
Jennings, - w. n W. yv;a,.,o
hester, -
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SITUATION WANTED.

= MAN that is well acquainted with tho
"A business OF an OVERSEER. wishes
to obtain situation for one or more years
For further particulars, apply TO the editor
of tho Standard.
january is. 1888. 10
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NOTICE..

w IIE.
! OF A Administration having
ny the Probate Court Of JEFF
p on the Estate Of Ches.on
''eased--Notice is hereby Civ
Sohs having claims against said
resent them to me duly au-
|or payment, within the time
4 iaw' or they will be forever
nose indebted to said estate,
= e, imnediate payment.
!: SUMMERS, Adinsr.
=" d, 1888 COWS.
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Torrey, J. Young. g. Others:

B. I0rrfy, j. L Dung. g otherS:
ea-Your communication of the
Is duly received, soliciting the
uqme as a candidate for the Of
be. Attorney, to supply the va
be first Judicial District of Mis-
(casioncd hv the recent death Of
Esq. While | deeply deplore
lO'y event Which thus unexpec:-
led it necessary TO select ano-
bent fer that important and res
ce, | canno: permit the present
to escape, without rendering to
enierpriZing citizens of FAyctte,
sentiments of gratitude for the
tng expression of opinion in my
#neG iii the communication re-
fAnl IN reply TO ynnr polite re-
} only remark, that if the voters
b. and the counties composing
bicial District, deem me coln?e-
barge the elaborate and arduous
eciad with that office, and will
ME their suffrage, | will, if sue
krt my hnmhle ability to perform
The lmror!an! trust confiIcd to
.imen's of the highest regard,
PHrs, e..
WILLIAM y. PURNELL.
IN, March -, 1888.
ire authorized to announce WM.
ELL, Esq, Of Port Gibson, as
for District Attorney for The
/ District.
Natchez Courier, Vicksburg Re-
[thney STANDARD, will publish
letters and annunciailon; the
Fwo weeks, and the latter until
} aud Charge candidate.
are authorized to announce II.
FRI, Esq. as u candidate for
|oFney of the LIST Judicial Dis
|are authorized to announce
FREEMAN, Esq. of Grand Gulf,
|a'e Tor District Attorney of the
| District.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
Notice.

THE subscriber informs the the pubic
he has located himself in tho town Of Fay
cite, where he offers his services to them
as a
TIIOMPSONIAN PRACTITIONER;
and he expects to keep constantly on hands
general assortment OF
THONPSONIAN MEDICINES,
And Jc:ccN's Stimulating Linimcnts.
And that the public may know something
of the success of the Thompsonian Practice
ia his hands, he will merely mention, tina t
since the first day of January last TO the
present date, he has been cllled into scv
enty-seven different families, and have yet
to LOGS the irst case where he has had any
earthly chance; and If any person feols
disposed to doubt the correctness of the
above statement, he would advise such per-
sons to put themselves to the trouble to in-
quire Of his customers as to the fac! above
stated. lie will say more than tInt-That
he has not lost single case whcro he has
had any chance, from the first day of Janu-
Iary, 1898, to the present date, and do defy
any person to prove TO the contrary; and he
further states, that he will warrant euro
in all cases Of Scrofula, or Kings Evil, and
Syphilis. B. G. KEY.
November Ii, 1887 l4am1sf.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
r,yErrr, Feb. %, 1888.

FAYETTE, GU ~
Esq.
Undersigned, citizens of the
,,,e and vicinity, being DESTROYS
. az. to some suitably qualified
IN ,be Office of District Attorney,
=, made vacant by the death OF
hi. and believing yourself to be
f6rted for that station, respectful
Laouest YOU TO permit your name
L, candidate therefor. Should
|, thereto, we assure you, VIC
n honorable methods to ensure
|, regard, your obed'tserv'ts,
|nqertieId, George Torrcy,
[noer6eld John Young,
|I;sr. Il II Summers,
4. Guicc, G. w. Alexander,
Enev. james J. Collier,
Clancy, c.. Terry,
lldson, James II Dunn,
Rlv. A ] Tubbs,
IrKev,~ c. L. Miles,
IpoDer. Erastus Griffith,
Watson.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03

sr!E OF THE CONTRIBUTORS.
Mrs S. j. Hale ,edi.or, RS. Mackenzie, LID
Mrs. l.. FL. Sigo,rney, Jos. r. Chandler,
Mrs. A. S. Stephens, NJ. McMchael,
Mrs. G.. L. HEINZ, Rpb't Il. Conrad,
Mrs. L. L. Elicit, Aiex'r Dimitry, A nj
Miss Leslie, III e Hale,
Miss Ii f Gould +. B irke Fisher,
Miss c. Il Gooch, N G. Brooks, 4 NJ
Miss l. III Medina, VIM E Burton,
w GAYLORD Clark, Mrs E.nbury,
Joseph C Neale, Mrs Gilman,
b Thatcher, Mrs Smith,
Il Penn Smith, Mrs WoodulI,
Mrs Phelps, Miss Oh. S. Cushman
Mrs Willard, Rev J IL Clinch.
Mrs Farrar, Constant Guillon,
Mrs Wells, Mrs Sedgwick,
Granville Mcllen, S f Glenn.
The terms of the Lady's Book are three
dollars per anrum, or two copies for hse
dollars, payable in advance.
All orders must be addressed to
l.. A. Cooley,
Literary Roomss Chesnut-st.,
one door below Seventh.
TIE NOVELS OF THE CELEBRA-
TED D'LSRAELL.
Godey's Edition.
Vivian Grey, The Young Duke,
Contarini Fleming, Wondr's Tale OF Alroy
Rise of Islander, Henrietta Temple,
Vcnctia,
Price Of the whole works So 90.
AS he publisher of the Lad,'s Book il
connected with other popular periodicals, he
suggests for the purpose of remittance, the
following system of
CLUBBING.
T.adv's Book g. D'Israel.. Novels, for IS
T.ady's Book and B,lwcrss Novels, So
Lady's Book and Marrxat's Novels, S.
Bnlwcr's and Marryat's Novels. S.
Lady s Book and Saturday News, SIS
Lady Book and Celebrated Trials, S.
Rnlwcrss or Marryaf's Novel and Cclc-
hrated Trials. SIS
Bulwer's and D'Isracliss Novels, s.
.Iarryat's and DIsraeli's Novels, 8
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LIST OF LETTERS.

~ EMAlNING in the Post Office at
3 q, Rodney, Miss, on the 3lst March,
q
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DNIVIST'RATOR,,SS SALE.
q WILL sell the personal estate Of Mary
i Mickey, deceased, on Monday the ID
day of April next, at my residence, in
Jefferson county, to wit:
One Negro Es:O:ss.gss & Child,
AND ONE BED.
on credit of six moths-the purchaser gi-
wing note with approved security.
SAMUEL MACKEY.
March 6, 1888 II CIV
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Rodney Sisis,pissg Company.
OOIkS of subscription to the CAII-

Rodney shipping Company.
BOOKS of subscription to the CAIoI-
n , TAI STOCK of the
RODNEY SHIPPING COMPANY,
viii be opened at the Mansion House. in
Rodney, on Tuesday the LIST day Of May,
md continue open until tho next Mlndav
evening, the 7th day Of May.
The Capital Stock of tho Company is
100000 DOLLARS. Ten Dollars on
each SHIRE of One Hundred Dollars, must
be paid at the time of subscribing; the
baiance to be paid in Two years-Fifty Dol
lars during the first, and Fifty during the
second year. instruments will be at the dis
erection Of the Board Of Directors.
AND'W MONTGOMERY,1
THOMAS w. BECK, s
NATHAN'L HARRISON, 8
J. B. WARREN, :.
TilOS: A. COMPTON, S.
A. FARNSWORTH, (
JOHN NJ. DUFFlELD,
March 81, 1888 l9wG
Urrhe Port Gibson Southerner. Vicks
burg Register, Natchez Courier, and South
ern Sun, at Jackson, will give the above
four weekly insertions, and forward their
accounts to this Office for collection.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03

LIVERY varie tv of BLANKS KEEP
IL on land and &c sale at this Office.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03

n % TICE
Books for subscription to the capital stock
Il the Mississippi Union bank, will be open
ed ut Fayette, in the county of Jefferson,
State of Mississippi, Che seat of justice of
said county, on the first Monday in May
next, to be continued open for and during
the space of one hundred and twenty DAYS.
under the superintendent of the undersisn-
ed managers, appointed for that purpose
ny the act supplemental to an &c, incorpora-
ing SAID institutions
JOHN 3. COLEMAN.
CHARLES II. MILES.
JOHN nj. VIII rNEY.
March 81, 1888. .l9-5n.
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A co!ored Plate Of the Latest Fashions ie
c.rcry number.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
twas with sincere pleasure, that the pub
Usher mentioned last season, the arrange
ment by which The Lady's Book and La
dies american Magazine were unit-d, and
to be edited by Mrs. SARAH HALE. Ii
is with equal pleasure that he now inform.
the patrons of the work, that he has made
an arrangement with Miss LESLIE, author Of
Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Washington Potts.
&c. sc. who will be connected with Mrs.
Hale in lending interest to the pages of the
Lady's Book. Her powerful aid will COM
mence with the January number, 1885,
IN addition to the above every number Of
The work next year will contain
A Plate of saperbly colored FASHIONS
The subscriber endeavors by extraord-
nary cxcrti rs TO show his gratitude for IL G
very many favors he has received from his
kind friends, the public From among the
many female writer's in America, perhaps
no two ladies' could have been selected.
whose varied talents are so well ca,c l!ate,.
to adorn a work like the Lady's Book
When it is also mentioned that Mrs. ST.
COURTNEY. the Hemans of America, and
GRExvELIE MEhlEN are contributors to the
poctical department, it will be useless t,
waste argument in endeavoring to show
what is apparent, that the LadS'S Book viii
stand unrivalIed among the periodicals OF
the country.
Each number also contains two pages O
fashionable MUSlC--in many cases orr
ginal.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
A I the next April term Of the Probate
Ia Coart of Franklin county, | will pre-
sent my final account of Administration on
the estate Of Jonathan Mickey, deceased.
SAMUEL MACKEY.
March 6, 1898 l7-6w
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CO Nj BIN ALTON
OF
L I TIE ReAsR Y ENT.
MRS. HAZE. & MISS LESLIE.

l@ll -A S 5ooE,
Having larger circt ton than any other
monthly periodical in America
A co'ored Plate Of the --latest Fashions ir
c.rcry number.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
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Land for Sale.

4 YING and being in the Parish of Con
IL cordia, State Of Louisiana, near St.
Joseph Lake, in Township numbered thir-
tcen,of Range thirteen, East, containing
ONE THOUSAND e. IEV ACRES,
adjoining lends Of William Douglass and
others. .,as as
3 Also--A Tract Of Land containing
~ 1903 ACRES,
lying and being in Washington county,
Safe of Mississippi, in Township number
ed Is, of Range 2, West.
Als''-In Washington county, Mississippi,
Sir Hundred and Forty Acres,
in Township numbered Is, Of Range 3,
West The tracts lying in Washington
county, Miss. are located on Bear creek,
near the YAz,o River, no. far from the
town of Marian.
will also dispose Of "A Lot containing
EIG HTY CRES,
lying on or near Deer creek, in Township
numbered Is, of Range 7, West, in said
county of Washington
For particulars apply TO the subscriber,
near Rodney, Mississippi.
WIN. II. COMPTON.
January %, 1893 lift
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NM Aides Literary Omnibus has
v Y now been in existence twelve
months, and has enjoyed during that period
a very extensive share Of public favor. 1t
has furnished for tro dollars and a halt,
reprints of London books which cost there
over ftiy-seren dollars! IN addition to
large amount of literary matter, reviews of
new works, tales, and domestic and foreign
news. @
The original proprietor, intending to de-
vote his time and attention to his other peri
odical works, has disposed of his interest in
the Omnibus to the present publisher, who
will make no farther change in lis general
character than issuing it from another Of
fee, and changing its name froms'Waldie's"
| to "Brown's."
| Browns LITERARY OMNIBUS will be is
sued every Friday morning, printed on ex-.
cellcnt paper Of large size. 1t will COW
tain
]. Books, the newest and best that can
| be procured, equal every week to london
duodecimo volume, emra cins Novels, Tra-
wells, Memoirs, &c. and only chargea6lc
uHa newspaper postage.
g. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches,
Notices Of B ,ooks, and information from
the wor!d.of letters of every description.
3. The news of the week, foreign and
domestic. k
The price will be tro dollars per annum
tc clubs of fre individuals. To clubs OF
tuo individuals, trio dollars and halt, or
five dollars for the two. Single mail sub
scribers, three dollars. Mail remlttanccs TO
be post paid.
AS the arrangements for this undertaking
are all completed, the proprietor asks from
a generous public that consideration t.
which so diffsiye scheme of circulating
knowledge and amusement is entitled.
The first number of the NcD Series COM
mcnced on the 9Th of January, 1888, IRON
which period or from any future date ne"
subscribers may commence.
n-Postmas.ers and agents for periodicals
throughout the Uni,n and Canada, arc re
ouested to act as agents for the Omnibus
, and communicate with the proprietor
e nrEdisors of newspapers who receive
this number, by inserting this prospectus
times conspicuonsly, and forwarding copy
to this office, will be entitled to Tree OK
r change for Twelve months. o.
: Address, post paid, ov>,
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10 No. SO, N. Foartl'-st. Philadelpll'a
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n13. J. w. GoETxT,g.


81 PROFESSOR OF D.4NCLyG.1
Fl , RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies
8 a, and Gentlemen of r ,dney aud its Vi
cinily, that he will open
a DANCING SCHOOL
FOR one quarter. IIe will teach tho ...---.
and most fashionable French and English
Dances. Also, Waltzing-SpanishW Values,
Hnrnpipcs. &c.
Mr.. Cocker will devote his especial a:-
fen!i"n to teach his pupils an easy position
of the body. 4se
Price o! tuition per quarter, to consist OF
- lessons, SIP 30. s.s..
COTiLLlON PARTIES f,r the better
improvements of his pupils, will take place
every other week, when the newest figures
and dances will be introdaccd.
Subscription list left at The Hotel.
p. S. School TO commence as soon as
sufficient number Of scholars can he procu-
red. 4 = 4 "a rs
Rodney, January Is, 1880. 10
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-06
TO TIE PATRONS OF TIE
Eayettc Female Academy.
And The Pnblic in general.

consequences of certain reports hav.
q ing found their wavto the public con.
corning the principal of this Fem,le Acad.
envy, the Trustees of said Academy have
examined into tho origin and grounds OF
said report, 50 far as they could, and feel
warranted in assuring The patrons OF the
INSTITUTION and the pubic, that the reports
arc groundless, anl that we all have entire
confidence in tho genlemln aud lady pre-
siding over The institution.
J. nj. WHITNEY, PEST of Board
SAMUEL SCOTT,
+. *. MONTGOMERY, Trus-
CT ARIES WEST. tees.
JAMES j. COLLIER,
JOHN II. DUNCAN, Sec'y Board
January 30, 1893 12-4w
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PAY YOUR IA x n s..
-uIs s to notify the public that further
II indulgence can not be granted. All
Cos Indebted for taxes of the last year
~. m 20, come forward and pay up, they Will
,'.,s,sceede,l against according tolaw. 80
Do p HOS. II. MARBLE, Col. =. Co.
January 20;h, 1888 1i-u
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Shankstown. January 23, 1888
AUCTION.

IA w n ANT1Ns
II AVING sold my residence in this
county, now offs r for sale, on the
premises, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on Thursday the 18th day of Feb
ruury, all my movable effects,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
TO WIT:
New Feather Beds aud Mattresses,
Mahogany and Cherry Beds!eads,
Mahogany Chairs, common Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Fine pier Tables, F
Sidcboard, with Egyptian marble tops,
Mahogany Bureaus, dressing Bureaus,
Fine S,f;, and Settees,
Carpets and Btnssel Rugs,
Brass Tenders, Anlrons,
Shovel and longs
Superior Mantle Clock,
Looking Glasses, Shades, Vases, &c. 81.
ALSO new and complete set of
KITCHEN FURNf1, U X f.,
About 5000 bushels Of Corn, Quantity
Fodder, Sweet Potatoes, a quantity of
Bricks and Plank, Wagon, l
N Cart, Carpenters Fools Far
ming Utensils, together
with lock, stock
and barrel.
Sale to commence at 10 ..':.ock, A. NJ
Terms: All sans over $40, credit unit
lst of January next--s20 and under, cash
As this sale offers inducements rarely t.
be met with in this ropn;ry, (evcry thing
being entirely new) ladies and gentlemen
| y,
! ertv. MOSES GKOV Eo.
| Home Place, Claiborne County,
January %, 1888 Id
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON County. {

Probate Court-yanuary Term, 1888.
II 10 all persons interested in the lands
q tenemcnts and Entertainments of the
estate of James Stuart, decd, greeting:
You are hereby cited TO appear at the
next April term of. the Probate Court Of
said county, and shew cause, if any you
have or can, why certain lands belonging
to said estate, and known as the "Chocchu
ma Lands" should not then be ordered by
said Court, to be sold.
Ordered, that n copy of this citation be
published in the ''Rodncy Standard,'' for 81,
zY0wYE\ weeks in succession.
Is EIeS Given under my hand ant
ss ns.gsSsssl| seal of Office at Fa, cite, this
9th dav of January. 1888.
G.. r. MILES, Clerk.
January 30, 1888 l2-Gt-pr. fee, SIS
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-06
STATE OF NISSISSJPpIJ
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Probate CoWt--Jaaua,y Term, 1888.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tenenemen;s and heredtamen's, Of John
Collier Pipes, minor-greeting:
You are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probate Court of Jefferson county, at a
regular term thereof to he holden at the
courthouse in and for said county, on the
fourth Monday in April next, and shcw
cause, if any You have or can, why a GER
tain lot of Land in the town of.Fayette, be-
longing to said minor, should not be sold by
an order Of Court, for his benefit.
Ordered, that copy of this citation be
published in the s'Rodney Standard foI six
As1T..EfN weeks succcessiyelv.
Is 81 Given under my hand and
1881 seal of office at Fayette, this
24th day of January, 1888.
G. T.. MILES, Clerk.
january 30, 1888 l2-6:-pr fee, $40
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LAZY PA2rEERsxxP

Lnyy PARTNERSHIP.
HIyRANKLlN- SMITH, Gate fJac!sson)
b and JOHN M. DUFFIELD, have
formed a partnership for the purpose OF
practising Law in the Courts Of jefferson
and she adiacent counties. They will at
tend 10 business 10 in the Higher Courts
Their Office is in the house occupied by
the L dley Standard. e--
December 5, 1886 H-tf
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q: n Fresh Ssock.
@'-' Esosaa & Ta.ssisaHcy.

1 Esosae & va .s.isaHcy,
HAVE just received, and now offer for
sale, fresh Stock of Groceries and Pro-
duce. direct from !hc New Orleans and Gin
cinna;i msrke;s, consisting in part of the
f,!lowing articles, to vii:
so barrels mess Pork
SO do rump do
900 do Flour
SO Boxes mould Candles
50 do dipped d, H
50 do Sperm do
so do Bar Soap, No.
so do Palm do
II dozen BroomS ss.
100 Realms Wrapping Paper
40 Kegs Lard
80 do Butter
so .B,rre's Apples
$50 SO do Potatoes
90 Sacks Coffee
5 Tierccs Rice
90 Barrels MpIasses
% do Sugar
90 Boxes Raisins
80 do Table Salt ,,tE
30 Kits Mackerel
so S,cks Coarse and Fine Salt
10 Casks Cheese
100 Jars HAVANA Sweet Meats
ALso--lOO Barrels old Rectifed Whiskey
AND AN ASSORTMENT OF
Wines, .Hascat and Champagne,
With large lot of TIN WARE, BED
STEADS, &c. &c. 4.
All of which articles have been selected
with care, and offered 10 the public at a
small advance, at Oycraker's late stand on
Commerce street.
Rodney, january 9, 1888 s
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-06
STATE or EiS.SISSlPPD

STATE or NtSSISSyPPI)
JEFFERsaN County.
PROBATE Coast--.JanuGry Term, 1893.
4 LII Representatives of Estates, who
"a have not complied with the law, hv
settling an account with this Court, once in
each year, are hereby cited to make set
Element at the next February and March
terms of this Court.
BY order of the Court.
c. II. MILES, Clerk.
January 81, 1888 I2-iw
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-06
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jefferson Conaty.

PRoBArE CoURr--January Term, 1888.
TO all persons interested in the lands, ten
emcnts, and Entertainments of Louisa
Smith, Advilc A.Folkes, Augusta Folkcs,
Martha Foxes, Amanda Fo!kes, Matilda
Folkes, and John w. Folkes, Minors
Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear at the
next April Term Of the Probate Court OF
Jefferson county, and shew cause. if any
you have or can. why certain lsnds belong
ing to said mincrS, should not then be or
dered by said Court to be sold for the pur-
pose ola division among said heirs.
Ordered, that copy of this citation be
published in the 'sRodnev Standard for SIX
Iw.e@sSN weeks successfully.
rs E@AI Given under my hand and
$3.50 sss alseal of Office at Fayette, this
24th day of January, 1888.
G.. L. MILES, Crk.
January 80, 1888 ll5w-pr. fee, $40