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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
LAND FOR SALE.

Ely virtue Of a decree OF the County
EB Court OF Berkeley, in suis in Chan.
Gerry. 10 which William Tate is plaintiil
and the heirs Of Frances Woodward deed,
are defendants, the undersigned Com
missioner will sell at public auction on
the premises. 10 The highest bidder. on
Thursday The sih day III Octobsr.
"a ACRES OPP IsaNY.D,
the property of The said heirs. the same
10 situate in Berkeley Coanty, near the
Opequon creek. aud adjoining the laads
Of John Fes,is.
Terms Of Sale One third Of The par.
chase moncy in hand. and the baanse in
two equal payments OF six and twelve
months. GEORGE |. BOLIZ,
September ~, 1888 = st Gem.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
MILITARY BARBECUE.

At meeting the "Potomac Rife
held on Saturday, the 9th inst, the
following resolutions were passed unan-
imously -
Resolved, That upon Monday, 18th
October next, the Potomac Rifle"
cause to be prepared Military Barbe-
cue upon the land OF Capt. Lucas, if
his assent is obtained.
Resolved, That the two volunteer
companies OF Winchester, under the
command of Captains J. G. Fenton
and H. H. Lee; the volunteer compa-
ny of Smithfeld, under the command
of Capt. Smith the volunteer Troop
of Horse Of Gerardstown, under the
command Of Capt. Boyd; the volun-
teer company Of Martinsburg, under
the command of Capt. Harrison; the
volunteer company Of Charlestown,
under the command of Capt. Abel,
be respectfully invited to attend.
Resolved, That the Field Officers
and their Staff Of the regiments OF
Frederick, Clark, Berkeley, and Jeffer-
son be respectfully invited to attend.
RESOLVED, That the surviving revolu-
tionary soldiers Of Frederick, Clark,
Berkeley, and Jefferson, be respect
fully invited to attend.
RESOLVED, That the Shepherdstown
Band be respectfully invited to attend
Resozred, That Capt. Hamtramck,
Lieut's Lewis Lucas, 81 Webb, and
Privates, A. Cameron, j. V. Moore,
Geo. Lucas, and d. Bilmire, be q
committee charged with the duties Of
the invitations.
The committee of invitation, appoin-
ted as above respectfully invite the
surviving revolutionary soldiers of Ere
derrick, Clark, Berkeley, and Jefferson,
to attend q Military Barbecue which
will be given by the Potomac Ri
fe" in Capt. Lucas grove near Shep-
herdstown, on Monday, October 18th,
1898.
The line will be formed on that day
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ. in Shepherdstown,
and marched from thence to the festive
ground, under the commanding Gener-
al.
An invitation more respectful TO
those worthless of "bye-gone days
would have been preferred, but the I'M
possibility of addressing each personal
ly compels the committee to select this
chance of inviting the "war-worn SOL
diers" to honor the festive board with
their presence.
]. F. HAMTRAMCK, Capt.
LEWIS LUCAS, Lieut..
w. l.. WEBB, Lieut..
A. CAMERON, Private.
J. v. MOORE, -
GEO. LUCAS, -
ID. BILLMlRE, %
Committee.
Shepherdstown, Sept, -, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
Dmelling Motse, I!:;fs

S e o m 5:3 l3 "a q ~ SzS&sA
and all other necessary out buildings, all
in complete repair well Of fine water,
and large quantity Of all kinds Of Fruit
Trees. There is upon the premises up
wards of one hunderd acres Of fine thrifty
timber. The location of these lands is
as desirable as any in the country, being
within from two TO six miles Of seven Mer-
chant Mills within two miles OF the Cbes
apeake and Ohio Canal. and within one
mile Of the location Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road. For further particulars
enquire of the undersigned living on the
premises. JOHN KlSfNGER.
Berkeley CO Va. Sept 26, IS3S.--tf.
QSs- Hagerstown Torch Light will advertise
the above 5 weeks and charge the advertiser,
and the Chambersburg Repository 5weeks and
charge this Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
New Fall e. WiUtcr Goods
CHEAPER THAN EvUHil

WYE are nov receiving a very large
w and general assortment Of scasona.
bic goods comprising the greatest variety
ever offered IN this market. Our stock
consists. in part, OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Sstiinets;
Velvet. Valencia, and Satin Vestings;
Black Italian Lustrings, PouI de Sole,
Gro de Naples. FIorences.
Modes aud Sstins:
Cbin,zes, fancy, black. & white prints;
Irish Linen. Cambrics; Book. Swiss,
Jaekonet, and Null Mus.irt;
Muslin Edg'ngs ioseriings, and Laces !;
Needle worked Cspes & Collars;
Eng!ish and Pongee H'dkTs;
Fancy Handkercb,efs and ShawIs;
l., w. Shirts and Drawers;
Satin, iappets, game, & belt Ribbands;
Buck, Beaver, and Kid Gloves;
silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery;
Git, Lasiing and Pearl Buttons;
French and English Mcripo;
Mouslin de Lain,
Black aud Italian Cravais.
White, Red and Green Flannels,
Domestic plaids and Checks; !,
Brown, and Bleacbed Sbeetings and
Sh;,,ioes, and brown Cotton Drilling
Sept f.. A. ROBINSON 8 co
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

BALTIMORE MARKET.

From tl,e Patriot of September 22.
FLouR Ho,card street Flour. --On Monday,
on the receipt Of the English news, the market
for Howard street Flour became very unsettled
Holders asked $3.50, S8.75, and 50; but very
few sales were made Since then the market
became more quiet. aud sales from Stores haze
been made nj $3.50 and Ss.62t. Though
above some holders ask higher, we have heard
Of no sales above these rates. The geneIaliy
prevailing Wagon price is 1925 C,ty nius
EARLY in this week sale of ESQ bbls. CITY
Mills was made at 1878, full. but holders gem
orally ask 50. and are unwilling TO sell for
less.
WHEATON, Monday, prices advanced. and
a parcel Of very good red was sold at s 80 per
bnshel. Since then the market has been well
supplied. and sales Of good reds have been made
at s. ,s5 and $3.50 as in quality. Some par
cells Of white, no, good enough for family fionr,
were sold at 50 and $2,02. The market to-
day is less active and most purchasers decline
buying. The above prices are therefore very
difficult 10 realise. Nearly all the foreign Wheats
in market have been taken at s 80 and Stu
cts.
CoRN.-Early in the week the market was
unsettled, and prices incline TO give way. Sales
Of white were made yesterday al SO OTIS, and oi
yellow at 81. To day several parcels Of white
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
OMPANY ORDERS.

The Company commanded by the sub
scribsr, will parade at the house OF Johr
CLARK, on Saturday the 9th day of Octo
Der, at o'clock r Nj.
The Company late commanded by Capt
James r. Robinson. will parade at thu
house of Henry G Kitchen. on the 9th o.
October. al 2 o'clock, p Nj.
The Lick Company. will parade at Bed
ington on the 27lh of October at | O'Clock
p. Nj.
The North 1oDn Company. will pa
rade in front Of Billmire's Hotel, Martins
burg. on the 18th OF October at O'Clock
p. Nj.
The South 1oun Company, will parade
at its usual place of parade on the goth Of
October at | O'Clock P. nj.
ID. KENNEDY. .4djt.
57h Regr. Y. NJ.
September. 26. lSSS.-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

nx-The Yellow Fever Is said to have broken
out in New Orleans within the last few weeks.
IL has been raging in Chaficstcn, S. G., with
fatal malignity for some time past.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
n Teacher Wanted.

Sr,HE situation Of Teacher 10 the Mar
l tinsburg Academy will be vacant If
,sr the close Of this session. which eDds
= hout the 25lh Of September next.
Applications for the school can be made
- H. Rev. pxrroN HARRIsoS, Martins.
burg. Berkeley county. Virginia or 70 tho
smhscr,ber. ID. H. CONRAD.
one Of the Irsistses
August IS, isSs.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
MENAGEEsHE & CIRCUS
United.
JOS. f. M. HOBBY, MANAGER.

JOS. f. M. HOBBY, MANAGER.
TEyHE propIietors respectfully announce
z to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mar
tinsburg and vicinity that they have uni
ted their extensive Menagerie and Eques
trian Circus Company, for this season,
and in offering them for exhibition are
determined 10 give snch variety enter
tainments as cannot fail 10 meet the ap-
probation Of all classes Of the communi-
Ity. 10 effect this, they have engaged
some Of the most celebrated equestrian
and gymnastic performers, which, togeth
er with their fae collection Of
LIVING ANIGIAlLS0
will afford rich treat TO the naturalist and
the lover of equestrian and gymnastic ex.
ercises. The Mensgerie and Circus will
be exhibited in Martinsburg on Wednes
day. the Sd of October, 1898. for one day
only. Admittance TO the whole, 80 cents
children and servants. half price. Hours
Of exhibition from from O'Clock p nj
til For particulars see large bills,
There will also be an exhibition Of rare
specimens of the Fine Arts, consisting OF
an extensive collection OF rich and ele
CANT paintings. offered TO the citizens of
Martinsburg on the same day. These
paintings represent burning mountains,
cophagraiions. battles, cities, buildings,
shipwrecks, SC. The proprietors have
paid cvrey attention in selecting works OF
the most celebrated and interesting char
acter. In addition 10 the Paintings there
will also be exhibited a great Living An
sconda, or terrific Serpent of Java. En-
trance TO this exhibition from the inside
of The Menagerie. Admitiance, % cents,
Children half price.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

nz-Two rains have fallen upoa this section OF
country during the past week-bnt both togctll
er were not sufficient TO moissen the earth, or do
much good TO vegetation
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
M AM grup,

On Tuesday, the 18th inst by the Rev.
James Waits. Mr.. WILLIAM MuRrHY,
TO Miss CATmARiSE RUrHERroRD, all Of
this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
STOLEI..

A GENTLEMAN'S room at the PaWl
IN ion Hotel. Berkeley Springs, was en-.
tered ON the evening OF the 7th inst. and
robbed Of the following articles:
Is Gilt Miniature settings, chased and
plain rims. anil assorted sizes. They
were wrapped in tissue paper s. cotton,
and enclosed ia small paper box. attach
ed 10 the ring OF each case was the price
written on suaall piece ofpsfchment.
Al the same time, three Miniatures
were stolen, one was the head in profile,
of female the bair is falling losely over
the breast the back ground dull green.
IL is 10 double face chase gilt setting
enclosed in red oval case. Another
Of gentlemen with BLACK bair, and dark
eyes, This picture is in large plain
red oval case, and is painted with trans.
parent gray and green back ground. The
other is a large oval miniature with onl,
a glass over IL. 1t is picture OF an old
man, dressed ia the old fashioned style
brown Quaker coat and wig On the
back Of the picture is the name OF + q
Malone. June 1899, written with lead
pencil. This picture is highly priced
A liberal reward will he gwen Cor The
recovery of tho articles. and the deiec,ior
Of the ibier. Apply to Col Strosher. al
Nartinsburg.
September, 10. 1888 Iii.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
], Z p

In this town. on Tuesday the 18th inst
Mrs. MARoARLr HARDWOOD, eyed 65
years
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

rSDIE SALE

4 s AflNG a desire 10 change my bust
"a B. ness, will sell the following proper
~ upon reasonable terms, viz one Farm
lying part in Berkeley and part in Jctfer
son counties. near dam no. 5, on'ihe poto
mac River, about four and half mile,
west Of Shep herdstown. and adjoining the
lands of the heirs of John b. Henry. Van
smeanngen. and Holiday. containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

CO The parade OF the Berkeley Caval
~ advertised 10 take place on Saturday
next, is postponed till further notice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
One of goo Acres, one Of
$50 Acres, and one OF
4 SO Acres.

lying adjoining each other in Berkeley
county. abouttw miles from Falling Wa
ters. adjoining the lands of Alex Stephen
and Jacob Viewer. and near the plantation
OF Col Edward Colston. These lands
are so situated as to he conveniently UNI
ted into one plantation, or kept separate
as may bes, suit the purchaser Their
quality is equal TO any IN the Valley OF
Virginia. The improvements are 6ne
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
216 ACR HIS
IRST RATE LIMESTONELAND

There is fine stream Of wster running
through this tract. on which there is a
Saw Mill. situated upon fall Of 20 feet
with sufficient water TO drive large guam
tity Of machinery. The improvements
besides the Saw Mill. consist Of a large
Stone Dwelling House. and all other ne
cessary out buildings.
Three Farms containing the following
nt,pabsrs of acre. ~ ,xit
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

rnnn Bushels Ground Alum SALT
lUUU and sixty sacks Fine Sail on
hand and for sale. Al the Opeqaon Mills.
nv STARBUCK Il FOkMAN.
September ~. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

VNyE invite the attention ofihe Gentle
wv men, 10 call and see very large
stock OF superior silk HANDKEk
CHIEFS, a, half price. super Buckskiu
GLOVES, Beaver and horse skin do.
A. ROBINSON, & Co.
Sept. 10. 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26

The above will be exhibited al Darkes
vile on Tuesday the end Of October 1888
Sedtember o. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
NEerinOcs.
RNgging.
(g0fIas s. CtxSsiasseres.

TALL and see our stock of CLOTHS
" CASSLuERES aud CaSSLvEls,
if YOU want to zee something splendid ana
cheap VIM LoN" . 'o1N
September re.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-09-26
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

z
FOR S.Al[1lEo
EbURSuANT 10 a decree Of the Cir
H. cult Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery Of Frederick Comfy. Virgins,
in cause therein depending. in which
Catharine Pcnileton and others. plaintiffs,
and Jane Aljriiee aud others. defendants,
the undersigned special Commissioners
will sell al public ancilon bei.re the Globe
Tavern 10 Mar'insbnrg, on Saturday the
18th day of August neat, that l1wH
large and valuable esstM
BRICK HOUSE, s.i:@
ard the Land stsac he'd thereto. being about
THREE .ACRES. situate on Queen ~
10 said town. late the property Of Adam
Aldrijge deed.
Oae third of the purchase mo.ey will
be required 90 the day Of sais. aud ..a
balance 10 Two gal payments. =, one
and two years, With interesf, The parcha.
ser giving bond with approved security
for tho deferred payments ~
w. q. SINGLETON,
JAMES >. PENDLETON.
July %, 1888. - 5~
The Pearl River banner., 1838-07-14
ORDINANCES

Fssscd5y 0acs Board ef selectmeacf ttr toicn IF
Monticello atfss;i, yession III February 1898.
DE 1T OBTAINED, BY tie President and
Nd Selectlnen 81 the town Of Monticello, that
the 6th Section Of ali ordinance providing sundry
regulations for tho peaceable, orderly, and whole
some Government d the town Of Monticello bere-
pealed.
2nd. Bet further ordained, BY the President
and Selectnen Of the town Of Monticello, that no
spirituous liquors shall be retailcd on the Sabbath
day after the hour Of nine O'Clock Al. M, BY any
person except a regularly licensed tavern keeper
who shall be FUZZY provided 70 accommodate tray-
cIlers and boarders under penalty d fse dollars
for every such offence.
3rd. BE 1t further ordained, That any person
who shall Be convicted ofselling spirituous Liquors
10 an. slave OF slaves without awrittan permission
from their master Of ovcsscer, shall pay rye q
five dollars for every snch offence recoverable by
Al. HARGiS, Pres't.
]. C.CnAScF, Sec'y.
rar ~ 1899
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FactOrage s Commission Business
I'm MOBILE.

TvytlE subscriber reneNst the tender ofhis
services asa Factor and Commission
Merchant III Mobile. circumstances ie-
yond bis control viii cause him 70 re-
main ii Mobile SO late tha. he will b. uns
able ID ses many of bis Georgia an,l ..
Carolins friends personally. H IS how
ever, enabled 10 ssy that lie has connect
"a himself viii Col. &. 4. MATHEWS!
of Dallas county, ID the Steam Press and
Ware House business, BY which he offers
10 all who may be pleased 70 patron'zss
bin, soperor 6re-Froof storage, for aII
cotton consigned 70 him for sale. From
bis long experience IN augusta Georgia.
ii this business. be does not dcub. ~
Willbe able 10 give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN C. HEARD.
Mobile, Nov. 9, 1881 -9-4m
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EMAJNING III the Post ONCE al Nlohtlcti-
n on the 3lst Of June 1888, and which
- rotc,,,sd for within the three months next en-
.,ns. nss viii be sen. to the General Post ohice as
Dead Letters.
Atwood Wie,t, Asaew WIN Z, Anderson
s Miles, Afford Fort :. X
p Blister Wm, Butler Authy, Eowen MIS-
Mar,h1. Bracs 4 ID, Brakeiieid Melinda Y.
n,a1efiela Wm, i,urney David.
G CLERK Probate Court, Catching Il =, Clark
Joseph. J, CO, ~
Davis iIenry2.
Fur Jacob, Freiick James.
G Gordon Moses, Cranberry George, GYM
William. =
II Hickman John Or BEnkley, Hamitna
Sampson. Hendricks Vim, Harrison Jarymer
Harris Edward, Harrison William.
L Longino John 4, Lambert John.
/" N McFearn Wm, Miceal Katharine, Mixcr
.Abram, Maxwell Tho's, Michael Edward, Mas
&c Elisha.
N Mobiles Lew.
P Pepper Gwinn, Parsman Litseton.
- Il Ross Francis Z, Ross Simeon, Rogers Ofeet
N. Rabors George, Rhodes James.
s Stuckey Simeon, Sheppard Nancy =, S.nltf
yir, sea,en Tho's B, Summer Hesekiah, stephen
Dir G. st Z
w Weathersby Arthur, Winters James =
Warner James, White Geo K, White ". .
L. ENGLEHARD, z. a.
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N O 'TICE

II EETTERS of Administration having
- heen granted 10 the undersigned by
he Probate Court of Lawrence county;
i, ,be February Term 1888, on the es-
tate of David Burney deceased, with The
will annexed, Notice ID hereby given 70
an persons having claims against said es- .
tate. 10 present them duly authenticated
within lie time prescribed BY law. q
,hey will be forever barred, and all per
sons indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 come forward and make immJiate
pa aymement.
JOSEPH NEYLANs, Ada'r.
MopEcello. March 81, lo3a--2l-6w.
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bate Cour, of Lawrence county, granted
q Ne uodsrsig,sd. Administrators % ,i's
estate of a. ST. Eldridge. dec'd.s st tbe
NAV term 1883, W. will sell A public;
auction, il the highest bidder. cn Mon
dav he 18th day of July next, within
tbe hours prescribed ny law, the following
described property ID the town Of Moa'
ticello. to vii: Lo,No 8, fronting On
tbe Public Square 80 feet, and running
lack Ga Jefferson street 1893 feet. ~
The above IL the Iot On which tbs well
known Tavern Stand. the EAGLE
lIorFL il situated. The house y large
anJ cotnmodious. and was built express:
II (cr Tavern --i' has attached tc Y,
III ,hs neresssry out houses. good vel
II water. ! garden Sc. Thcss sishinu
d purchase ftst rate Tsvetu stand,
wonI,i do veil io call ani examine premi
sjs = ALSOA-Lot NJ. 25, sdjoining 'hs
one above described, ,--fronting I'm Jei'
| ferscn street. 90 feet, and running back
| i08 feet ID Street. a
rerms rais kuown on day Of Sale.
JOSEPH NEYL.aNS. Adm.
DELLA ELDRlDGE, 1amr.
June l8sh l83s-sl--6L
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STATE or MI65ISSlF FPi, la.LaNrsncs CIR
I.ypvrnes County. dyit Court.
Aaron Harsis, TO Sept. Term 1882
Benz. Watkins Atsachuept for Ss4.
Mt appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of ftbn Court,
that the defendant hiss abscondsu Or -
concsals himself that the ordinary process o.
The Law. cannot be served npon him; whereapon
Il Is ordered that unless the dsfeudant appear,
out il special bail and plssd 10 pAeintif z. sc-
lion on Or before the 6rst DAY Of shs rsxt Sspt
,esa, 81 this Court, Judgement anal wiz p rsu,
dsred against him, snc the estate sttached vii
bs sold 10 satisty plaintiffs claim snd ~ coats
Il Il further ordered th1t The CLERK ~ this
Court cause copy d this order y bs psbllsh-
ed 5or six week. successiyely, In the nswsape.
called the Pearl livsr Banner. prihted and
published 10 the town Of Monticello.
certify the above 10 be atrue exs3ct IRON
The miuuies Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, khAv'
here pnto set ny hand and oficisi Seal at th'
town 81 Monticello, this The seventh dsy .
april 1883. Il, =, 4.
Mouticello. April 7, 1898 22-6t.
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u AxD s.. SMITH, hays assosi,ssd
- : themselves IN ths practice VI th6H
law, ibey viii attend y professional bu-
siness III ths Superior Courts held ii,s
jackson, and ii tie counties ot Lag
renee, Marion. Covingtou, Simpson, Co.
pia, and Pike, any bugiiies con6dsd ~
Their care VII receive their prompt and
undivided attention. Olirs y Mooticsis-
|lo.
TN. I lG38--f7-tf.
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MD OOKS fot Subscription II The Gspi.
ND al Stock of the Mississippi Uhi"a
Bank, wilt be opened AZ Mon''ctllo Ais-'
slssippi ID the county III Lawrence lthe
sea, IL Justice oF said ceaGty % the
first Monday III May ynsxt, u We cnnti'.-
ued open for and Jgrihg the space 81 one
hundred and twenty days. .,iia.lef The sus
pevintendance N tie undersigned snana-'
rers, appointed lar that purpose. ny iha'
.act surplimealsI rs An Act lncofpofe
N n. VA aHs N. I. CALHOUN,
SssS ROHENy sEHKS, Co4aN !.
ARTHUR SMITH, f.et
NIcracello, Muc4 X, iS3S-.."-Y Nj
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uo,orsble Probate Court o.
..oes -. County has made i The 81
~. .vb.criber, - Gusrdia" q ise
y |" -. ~. % make = final elose oi the
ih.n0. ~ 4. w I,urgs, dscd; be 'ss.
s''''e ',,. y" ,uyil.s an ,hsss indebted %
y'e"u's .,s,s. either by aots Of Otherwise, :,
r" III, md make payment; cr they ~, y
.s cos, to pay; = sne rAsu ~ .,
lave III 10, be sIlossd e pass w''nou' y
ger" ;;ag brmgh. against all dt''nqueo's'
su' Os''s M. TURNER. Guardian, ],
,;,sl,o. Juiy IA, 1885, 34-6s.
- - Mrss,ssirpI,- Lawrence County
H,Ts " p,oha,e Court, June Tenn, 1888. IN
OBLIGATION having been made by
A ,1s administrator u The estate q
r;.a,,d "A Bullock deed, that she reel g
h,."' M e aid deceased Be suld. i Is order
's,1 = !. ne Court that ali rersons interest
"a :, y ia 80 estate, be and appear st ths
e. !" Auqu., Term o. said Court. 70 show
"s s..s. i any they can, why said estate
'su. ,I 90, ,,e soid. II is further ORDERED
,SO's ,S0, ! ,opy of ibis order BE- published !
~. M Mon,icello Pearl River Banner, 20
'ps =. GEEK. successisely. and copy there
g he advertised in three Of The most pup
y. nI,c,s ia Lawrence County, !.
y 4 true copy oi .bs m'aules o. sa' "
Court. .r.r,u,r,r f,,s.,,
|. Issued 25 III June 1883.
yo,v Is 1885, 34-6w.
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STATE OF MISSl SSitFI, 40 Ls.5ence y W
LorreneeC y. cuit Court
,,,,.ssr 9 ,;.,, SsKin'' s. Attachment e ss''
NJ appearing 10 lie satisfaction q this
- Court that the defendant has abscond'
"a o. 90 eoncesis himself the, the ordioa-
arv process ofihe Law cannot be served
upnn him; whereupon Il Is ordered that
uhless tho defendant appear, put in spe-
cial hail plead 70 the plaintiffs acsioo
On or before The first day Of Tie next
September term d this court, judgement
6nal will be rendered against him, and
the estate attached viii be sold e satisfy
Dlsintiff's claim and all costs. lis fur
tber ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy of This order to Be rubI'sh'
edfor six weeks successiyely IN the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner
rriot.d and published il the town Q
Moa,ictIlo.
Icertify the above 70 be atrus exirac
fran The minutes II said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, J hsv'
bereunio set ny band and Official seal 4
lie town d. Monticello, this The seventl
day Of April 1888
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk. !.
| Ap,il 7, l838.--22-dw.
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sI,AT'E On MISSISSIPPI i

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !
Lawrence County, Feb. 20fh, 1898 II
II Lii persons holding claims against the esta
IA of Allen EtcrIings, tate deceased, are lequc =
sed to present them for payment within The tin
'' n MAJOR NEWTON, Executor
Fcb. a6, 1853 -6w.