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>,hs Hosdiable ,Prhaae Court Of
A.,wreoce County hastrsde i. 'hs dc . \,
Nv ,,s subscr,ber, AZ q Guasdiah of ~
vm . heirs. IL make = FINAL rlose q. il'r
t'u'D of Il. w fBu;gs, dac'ds he 'csi
f''' f'',.lly invites al ihse indebted to
pre'a XIII. 4illierby mite q otherwise,
say IN I ard make payment; II tlisy WI
% 90 co. ssast 10 pay;as tlis tns'ing fsll
o'.1 paw lin pol Re allowsd y pass without
W."l =, h.;up brought against NJ dsliEqusnts-
'v'' O' j. NJ. TUNE n; Guar tdtan,
uoo,iaello. July IA, 1888 81 %.
.-Ta,y- - ~ Mrss,ssirrl LsAsrenee- County:
STATE sp,obate toart, } June Term, 1888.
a OBLIGATION having been made by
IA me- administrator "a; the estate sloi
n;,hard Bullock decd, that the real Ell
,,,s of said deceased be sold. il . order
M .ahy the Caurt thai al persons interest
ID Z s.,d estate, BE- and appear AZ the
~ NV, August Term u said Court, 70 show
e,n.e Il II anys,hey can, why said estate
..su,lJ .s not be sold. II is lurtbsr ordered
,ha, s.eopy of This order Be published y
,hs Monticello Pearl River Banner. To-
civ Il, veek, successiyely, and copy there
oi be advertised ID three OF tbe most pub
Ne places in Lawrence County.
4 uye ecpy q ihs minutes q sMs't M
Court. ~
Issued 25 III June 1888.
Iolv II. 1885, 34-6w.
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AND s. SMITH. have associated
e. y Themselves in The practice III ihe
law. hey viii attend u Irelrss,unal tn-
sin~ss III the Superior Cauns held it,
j scksan. and 10 Tie counties ii Law
renee. Marion, Covingtsn. Simpson, O.
piaH and Pike, any buSihes cpu6d4d III
their care xIll rYesivs Their pronit and
attention. Oties stMontlceI-'
t.x#
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Laurence County

STATE OF MtSSfSSIpPg--La Laurence County,
w. SPECIAL TERm4 JssE 1885,
nRDERED by stijv Board. that me
- report Of The Coannissionefs sp
pointed ID snFAerin,cnd 'he4buildlns q ne
new Courthyuss and Jail, be rscsised,
and tha, HE ,stne be published y The
!. Pearl River Bannrt, Gtlhree weeks.
A true ex,ractyorr the minutes u said
Board IN DWELL, Ci'k.
Juna f6. Io3S-32- 3w.
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.T ETTERS of Admsnis'raiioa hasiite
- been granted q HE ,lh,irtsisils.i, \,
the Probate Court ot Lawrence county
ii the February Term 1889 sn'he rsist /
al y, $. ElIn1lge deceased. Notice |.
hereby giy~oto ali persons having clssn
against said estate, 70 pfesrn, lIien ~ !
authenticated ~thin the time aesetia ID
BY law, Or they will be forever barn 4
ard all persons indebted 10 satI "a ,te
are requ. s,eti 70 come forward and H. Ike
An1it elsate payment.
JUSEPH ,NEYLANs, A5sa +.
DELILA ELDRIDTE, Ans <.
Mondcefo, March 81; i835,-2l-6w
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STATE or MISSISSlpPL I In LawrenceCir-
Laurence copaiy cult Coa't.
q Eepsy Boyer, ~ Sspsabcr term 1898

AasSn M cumber Attachment hr sGo0.
" Il appearing Ia tbe satisfactioa 81 the coart,
/ ihat, lie dsfendant has absconded, Or n
ncnteals lYinstlf that thebrJMary process q
the law cannot he servedup pom hidi; wnereupon
II Z p,deya,l thst uuloss tie defendant appear,
put ID special baIl ard plead 70 plaintiff Z ac-
tioR nsor bolar1 The first day Of the next Sept.
ertn of this eoart judgement fiaal s', bs;ren, :,
derc.l against him, and We estate attached VIII
II .Sld q sati,fy plaintiff 4 claim and M COTS.
|ltis further ordered stat NE Clerk of thls
Court Gauge ccty of his order 70 be- pubiis'i-
I'd iof six weeks suctesslvsly, int t'e news paper
called me Pearl River BaH6er.prnted md pub
Iished inlh tcwH;cf Monticello.
lcerlify the above 10 be- q true extract from
HE minutes Of said Court.
I'M TESTIMONY WTfMR ECJ', I have
Fhereunto setmy hsnd and official Seal at ths
Etown of Monticello, this The seventh lay q
s' ' EDWaRfs 4, BOWEN, Clerk.
Monticello, ApriF7, l8sa--2e-6 6t-
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ND OOkSfcr Subscription to the Car'.s
D tai Stcck ~ ~ Mississippi upidrs
Bank, win he opened at Monticello Mis-
sissippi III lie county ~ Lawrence lt's.
seat III Justice of said rouwty.) on th,s
first Monday ~ MAY next, u w cc'its,-
ued opep to1 and during the space " osss
hundred and iwenly siwxs. under ihs Sr
perinisndsncc ~ The undersigned rha''"s-
rers. appointrd ~ that purpose, ny '',s
ia, sustslimrntsl N an Acf lpsorpor1
ilnu said institution. ss
III. N. CALHOUN,
RObF.RIjs JEf.kS, Cnul'sy
ARTHUR SMITH S#
Moa;i:cl.a, Mnss y, - 8- ,css
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- ETTERS 81 administration having
T. been granted 70 ~ undersigned BY
Ptobsis Court III La,srs.c~ County.
Al ,he December term, 1881. ca III. y.
iats olle,rmiais harrison. de ceased M
ice isl,~rehy givcnto sil demonstrating
claims againt said ssia,e. 10 present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scriled BY law. 81 ,liry viii be torsyrr'
barred; and these inash,ed 70 said vs.atefs
are rg ,iesitd 10 cn,ns forward smJ inaks'
im,ne aiale. psvrseni.
VILLAIN HaHRlsON, .9.im'r-
REBECCtH "A tkRESON, ,.3am'xt
April 90, 25-6w.
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! hFFRRshis proi.ssii'aai services ~
1.-The eilizrns of Monticello and w
eiiy. and trusts l,y ssris sil+otios e t'i.
s,uess 70 ms,it agessonabis vi,ste y pss-
Ironsge.
Office ore door ~e.s ofArhaf sni,hj tsw'
olhee
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NO I TIC E.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 tbe heirs
~ i, law, of John .ldans, late 81 Ma
rios county. Decd, thai | shall make ap-
pIicaiion % lhe Honorable Probate Courl
IL said County, at I've next July yserin of
said court, for ali order ofsaie On The real
estate III saidiiecessed; when and whers
those Interested may si,ew cause. M ans
they can) against the said sale
ANDERSON ADAMS, adin'r.
Columbia, May 26 l838--29-4t.
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MosrIchLi.o, MAY "a,

sloSTlGELlp, NAL - lCov'
TO THE HoNoRABLr,
BoAno or aPdlicr oS IlAwrrscr cousts:
.Gentlfnscss!
NME the undersigned Commissioners
w appointed BY your Honorable DO
dy TO superiA+nd he building of The
Court housst and jail, hasing been re-
4ues,ed by the undertaken ar. Boyer.),
10 examine the work aud make J repurt;
we, Id accordsnce win bis Request, met
st the building On ihe 9Th ut:. aadhav.
sng the contract before 0s, did make 4
c!cse ,.aud. ser,l,inizing examinatinn; and
find That when he-has t-via'ed from The
contract, .latiihas besn decidedly tuthe
advantage of the building: For instance,
finding thai tie. Court room Would have
been iptrsUw, mad he con6nel himseiftc u
The letter of the contract. be hassin tr;
der to''mske II MI proportion, sdJed Al ?
incI,esio the height ~ the entire. bailding,
.as 10 The w9rkmasship and materials,
we can find nGtsul. XIV ts-'
'The building is NOW enclosed, and We
voulL suggest ihat ,hs seeohl iostalmen,
be paid, 10 enable him iaproceed win
the work. and that fhs tiac stor The com,
yetion. which ends an the 18th VI Tire
prssen' month, Be extended ~ The Sep
fembrr term Or cur Circoit Cour. Ws
are confident that Mr.. Boyer has mad.
use q, every fxer,itn: pnss'ols. to com
ple'e the work al the time spec,fed Il
'lr contract; and that the delay has heei
toceasiuoed sor,he want of brick, which
hehss had TO make himself, after bting
disappointed BY tile person wha cousfsc
.fet 10 furnish, him with suihcist numte
tv.cemp!ele the work.
tMs ~ I'VE are, Gentlemen,
.''. '~'F. ltysp.ct,u;y,F...
~ i.ss .i AtDg.tAsFt A
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JOIN S. Carson ! \, ], ! ], ], ,;n; /; J. ", W
ARTHUR FOX. n ''.'s'0''s.' '~"''.s' "a Z
NJ. %, CANNON. III ass q

We would dldrsher sugges, % your Hon
cyable body, thai . fWiner appropriation
tc'hade. Tor. asbrick pavement, to be
iaced elo.e around The bclid,ng, tossrve
asa wslk, ann t,rmed 50 ass,c prolsc,
fhe tonndatlotirum rain and frost. THIS
addition wrutd serve mot only 10 add d,
she appeara''cr oi III bu'dins, Lu, would
ndd greatly to,ils dugs'lllly
= Ynur ODD Sci IS.
JOHN y, Carson,
aarhllR R,x, Gyiar''icress
VI. n, t'ANNoH, N#
lyme u, sy-ss-}v
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Notice.

Notice.
ND OOKS ofSul,scrptoh for The Capital Stock
i = cf fhe MISSISSIPPI UNION. BANK,
eill be opened at Jackson, ne place prescribed
for t!ic location of the Mother Bank, oh the Sc
cond Monday id April nest and con,inus open for
the space Of six mbrhts.
By order oi tho Board Of Managers.
HIRAM @. RUNNELS.
President NJ, u B. N
jackson. 1sth Feb. 1885, -5w.
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$3.50.
1T appearing ID ne satisfaction ofth's Court.
u that the defendant has, absconded Of 50
Il ceals hirAself that the ordinary process O.
the law caunot BE- served upon him; sherenpon
liz ordained tina, unless The deicucant appear.
put ii .,ecial ta,l and plead 10 the plaintHs =
lion 81, ~ bssoreihe f,rt day ofthe mex Sept.
term oi shir cobr', judge nent final w'llhe fen,
4lerpd aginss him, aud HE estate attached will
be sold ID EatsFy plaintiffs claim aud Al costs
Ii il further ordered hat the Clerk q shi'
Court cs0se copy 81 this order 70 be publish
ed for six weeks snccs-sively 10 the Newspaper
cal el the Pearl River Banner, rrintsd aud pup
lishad Iii the town cF Mon'icellc.
certify the above y be = true extract from
he minutes 81 said conrt.
TN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
bcr euulo set MY hand and official seal at the
iowa II Monticsllci this the ssyen,h day q
April 1885 ...,.,
slonticello, April 4, ] S37 --22-6t.
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: y
MA Er,E EA,T5Er,
BY M. C~ CAYCE.
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI.
II April ], 1899.


II shall IL ire next June. term of the
y Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
ysresent NY account ss administrator oi
ihe estate u Joseph Athens, deceased,
io. Anal settlement and allowance.
u STARLJNG TARvER Adm'r.
Dlo1sicetlo. April IL, i038-28-Bw.
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MONTICELLO academy,
Tss. 1883. 5:

fHyHE Trustees IL this Institution, feel gratifed'
ii being enabled to TfnrIh its friends and the
nubc generally, that the build ng for the accom-
inoiation or Teachers AMI Pupils, is nearly coin-.
lctel, ard will he opened for The reception of ssl-
dents d, Tie first Of January next. 1t is u large
and handsome eiince of two stories, commanding
bcautif,,l prospect of the town and neishboFhood
Tire upper room will Le appropriated 10 the ~
mile department, the lower 10 the male. II n
spscious and airy, and will be furnished With every
accommodation 10 promote the education of yoith.
The location Of this institution, isin Monticello,
oil Pearl Riyerin the county Of Lawrciice. A
town celebrated for its salubrisy and health lta-
bounds with never failing springs Of the prest wa
ter. Parents therefore regarding the health Of
their children; canno whore promise themselves
la,ore tlatlering hopes Of its continuance than at
This Academy.
'The istitdtion viii be under the suprrnteH-
dcnce of the Rev. "A. n. GRAyEs, a gentleman ni
! ssleiit and experience. Thefollowing Honorable
sid Rev gentlemen are rot srrcd 10, as having
Recommended Nh Giaves To lie Trustees, as q
man of unblenshed character, ripe scholar did
Thy Rev. Jeremiah Chanibetlian b. b. Presi-
dentof Oakland College.
Rev. BENJAMIN Chose x. ~. VI Adams county.
Rcv.i,enjaniin shaw A. III. bf Woodvile VII
kinson COUNTY. as
rev. 4. B. Lawrence A. NJ: Editor 81 iAs New
| Orleans Observer
Hon. John Henderson Of Hancock county.
I Hon. G. r. Sniiih Of Woddvilc Wilkinson
The female department VIII be under the care &
/ fnannscn,snt of Miss SoeHrA RoYcr, iady ssho
enjoys ihc well earned reputation of qualified
and suceessful insiilcsress. She has for the last
four wears been the principal teacher of tke Te-
male Seminary atP6rt Gibson.
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STATE or MIssi sSlPPl, I n Lawrence Cir.
. Iawysnee County. ruit Court.
Levi NoSl' s1s T. September Tern
,,rsss.F' M,iss,' K''' d. Attachments e s''
UT appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 this
= Cont that tbe defendant has abscond..
I'd ors toneeais himself that the ofdina-
ary' process Of the law cannot be served
upon him; wh4reupon il i ordered that
nuless ,be defandaot appear. put ~ spe;
.cial bail plead % The plaintiffs action
al Il before lie first dsy of The next
Septcuber term 81 This court, judgement
final will be rendered against him, and
the estate attached viii Ne sDld ~ satisfy
plaiptilf's claim and All costs. Ills fur
thsr ordered that The Clerk Of this Court
cause copy of this order 70 be publish
edfor six weeks successfully ID the news.
paner called ihe Pearl River Banner
printed and published 10 the tow 9
| Monticello.
lcrrt,ty lie above To be true extrac
| from lhe minutes u said Court.
| u IN NTESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! hayt
h~rcunio set my hand and official seal q
|ihe townne ManticeIlo. this the seventh
day of April 1888,
EDWARD 4. BOWEN, CLERK.
| April I, lG.jB-g2Gw.
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STATE or aIISSIsSIprI !
Probate Court, Marck is-n 1B3s.'

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Probate Court, Masrh is.n 1888.
4vX7 HEREAS, i. sasjre hsss .epresers ed Il,
h ~ this Court w the Administrator M A. 4
Edridge deroas \, tfstir is necessary az il the
real estate 1T said dec lshouln BE- sods " thers
fore ordered blythe Court tAatall pers6ns atcres,
led IN said estate bc and appear az tacA ~ Il MAY
Term az said Court ID shew cause il - " thes
can Why the real estate of said deceased shoala
not be sold. Nisfnthsrnrdsred thai copyns
The above order be published u tAs onticelIn
Pcarl Riyrr Banner for six weeks sastfs lively antl
advertised III three the hi,st public places il
coantry. e ina M
w YNsss, the Hnuorsb e NJ d.
~ GA 4 NON, JHasa ct ,rcba,s ii
kYA aad IN Taswranrc ,t'u lty.
MH issued AIarh, as,a 1899,
A true copy fsom sl,e minaes II 81 4 Court.
J.t.ALDwF Iii, OK
Mtatcelso Msrch rs, ls -2l-h,
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DR. II. wv. SMITH;
NsENDERS his professional s.fsites
- 10 Ihs eiiizsns III AlanIisriIo and VI
einisy. Ofiee eHe' dp"r sNyfk ,0fsii:
BsJxr's SiotY.
april ei. 1889, sa-ss
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RATES or MUITxoN.

p + y
Spelling and Raadfpg pef month $500
Writing, Modern Geogrsphy, common
Arithmetic ID EhgliM GfanIaar PEI NJ
months @ dSv "A
Ancient Geosrsphy, Ancient and
afoaern History, Political Ecpnolnys
i'oDstitusioii II the Un.trd States, Na-
tnsa,; Moral and intellectual Philosc-
phy; logic and Rhetoric per month $500
" Lain And Greek languages, hlathe-
sn,ic \, &sironmny; Chothlsny Geology,
Miner alogy.a,n botany per mon.h SNDo
N French, Misic airl DrlNing Al the usual rates,
extra.
Weekly cxefcsses III composition for III Of sid-
iicient sse, and also 10 defamation ior the male
pupils
cient for illustrating the NOR ilicut parts Of Geo
GRANNY. Ma.hcaSatics and A<sro,somy, md for the
performance III all the more instructive and intcrcs-
ting experiments of Chemistry ind Natural Phii-
d dphy. ,.sy
| Board, including lodginA washing, light and
fuel can bc had III private fainilies for en- OF
twelve dollars per month.
Ar. Graves viii himself board those pupilswhose
parents or guardians wish 10 place them under ms
particular care, not only during Academicnl hoors
but those Of in.ermisson; fjr the duty Precep-
Tor Is not discharged by merely hnPartnr Intellect
,,al instruction, hue extends 10 the c,liyaiior anil
Improvement Of the mstnners and morals Of those
entrusted ID bis charge
The amount ft'f boarding and uitl"ns exception
books nn tInt which iscallcd wexsran in therat
willle S2A0D0 pcfycar
Thcrs willbc Bit one vacation IN ne yciir. IN
addition ,o tic usual holidays uffss'fsais. This
vacation baof one month, ending tn me 'lsiid
! Wedreslay of September. The regular cGm-
meucen,snt or tse Academic year, will shcrciare
H. shs Thugstay following that shird Wednesday,
Of September. .sS
! itiis vcryi csirnblc, that AZ many rs possible q
I the children whose parents or guardians arc
\ dsuoscd ,csem 10 the ArahUnyfor tho cpsning
.srason. shoid brprssr n. M commemorative,
tshatihcbgyt sassA6tipion cfshe pupils 9lsay bs u
\ 4 X l;v og.lar s,f ihc Horrd;
| ~. ~ N !.s .s an Al. FOX, President.
Ss Jossrn KHyLANs, 'es'y
I M.,.,,sla -Jcxs ci.,i, i3y1 et
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Feb. II. i8sS--i7,tf.
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To the People of the United states.

The New York state elections, winch take place IN
November next. will determine the ascendancy, either
of the wing or Of the democratic party in this state
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
next presidency in the election of lS4O either TO eio
suent Henry Clay of Kentucky or cunning Martin
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At the recent election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced, the actual difference not be-
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We are on the eve OF greater movement IN New
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The preliminary contest for November begins THIS
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,hers-and both swearing like moss troopers on a
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IIOLT,s HOTEL-NEw YoRK-The public and

IIOtT,S HOTEL-NEw YORK-Tke public and
III Strangers arriving respectfully In formed that this
tepsva and highly tlgbly located establishment per-
maneny arranged the European plan and offers induce
nents the OF eomsrt and convenience
which, pesumsd cannot be eaualed by any hotel in the
CITY, Strangers, particularly win find In every desc
rabe their meals BE- obtained IN the style any
and the charges made only for what ordered
they prefer At charge OF One Dollar and Half day
The lodging best condition. the
having three fronts admits OF the rees ventilation Families
can be either the ladies' ordinary
private hich the house affords large number
OF suits handsome y furnished The bar Is provide with the
best of liquors under the
r. HOLT who being well conversant with the French, Spa
nsh and Italian languages Wal be able to extend better fac
ties 10 gentlemen those who may pstronze the
house The dining department conducted by ASA HOLT,
where will found every variety Of the best which The
ket can furnis with superis hot coffee and the pre-
pairing which special attendance given TIE basement
story Is by STEPHEN HOLT, Sea where, upon
his good old fashioned PLAN he win be tappy serve bis
friends with the best oil fare his accustomed reasonable
terms. -.
g. Open at all hours Of the nighlI a23-m