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'~'"S "' rt.aNs Or SUBSCRIPTION.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27
N OF G, HI.

. Mn PURSUANCE of an crdcr Of the
R Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
g.s~red iAe September term 1888 J
si.s \ OH Mooie j The 18th Of November
/. hest, a,.lte plan'ation q q. \. Eldr,dge
deceased. ,ifrr for sale 10 lie hlghes BID.
,l.rthe following described property, 70
wit: One tract 81 lard lying on the river.
one and hall miles from MpMcel'o con-
tanning abo,i four bundled acres about
tide hundred acres in cultivation. good
DWELLING moose aud nut, buildings. also,
!. Noflh.W-s, QUARTER If Sect'un' 3 Town
sh,p.G. Range u rasl, and two lots I,
town VI Monticello. M. o2-95 ~. rlct o.
'siid uwn, formerly owned Ny samuel
Jaytr, f,urlisely work horses, a wagon
siiu, jpur yoke otwSrk steers, some. lar
ming u,.u4ls. aud a'io about hitsen hun
aired bushels Ut corn and fifteen or twenty
stacks oflouder. Terms. Of sale majs
Known, nshay ,oi sale.
JOSEPH NEyLANS, Admr
@s~- "rr29, 1888. 4d-ow
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SrATE w MJssIssIPrI,- Lawrence County. 4.
Probate Court, June Term, 1883.
I'm application Of the gdminis'rator
- Of the estate o. WIN. r Mulih de-
ceased. that the real esiate,af said Dr..
ceased be sod; il Is ordered by he torrt,
that all persons interested in ss'd estate,
be and appear 81 lhe next .7usnsl Ter
Of said Court, 10 show cause II any Il y
can, why said estate should no! be - &.
Il is further ordered. that cary Of lhss
order be published il The Monticello
Pearl River Banner, for six weeks sue
eessivcIy. AMI that copy thereof be adj
yeriised in three OF the most public pla-
ces 10 Lawrence County
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
Issued Goth June, 1888
}. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July IA, I858-34-6t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27
STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPi,l
~ yvpr ycE CouNTY.

\ Il PpLiCATiUN having been aueeoy
~ I'm administrators u the estate Y!
William Blister, deceased, that the rsa'
..,,i. ~ said deceased be sold, i - or
drryJ W the Court that AZ persons inter z.
..s.sL ~ sand estate be and appear a. me
MANI October term Of saidsCour, to sho"
caser any they can Why said es.a's
should nj be sold. lis issur.hei order,
cd ,hat a COPY ot,his order be rubilsnto
i M Monticello Pearl River Banner 'or
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY aud COPY Aere'
ofbe advertised ii three Of Inc s'os' l'uo'
lie places III Lawrence county.
A true extract from the minutes o. saw
Cart.
I, Issued e8,h August, 1888.
J. CALDWELL, CLERK.
! September Isie3o--4i-6w.
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NOTICE.
FIFE HUNDRED T.aLU.ABLE LOTS
Eflp SALE IN MISSISSIPPI CITY.

FIFE HUNDRED H.aLUABLE LOTS
/ FOR SALE, IN MISSISSIPPI CITY.
NAIiI.L be exposed to sale. q, pub
w lie auction, to the highest bissler,
10 The SECOND MONDAY OF &C.
|TOBER NEXT. [being tie eighth day
ef said month"; al those valuable LOTS
~ The New City, situated onthe sea shore
On tie Southern boundary of this State.
known as The Mississippi City. The
sale viii positively take place on The Il
bovs mentioned day, and continue from
day 10 day until The lots shall bs disposed
|or Those wishing 10 purchase would 60
we'll u be al The city few days previous
d Tie sale and examine Tor themselves
as there is grea, choice in those los !, ny
IL front Immediately on the guilt, and
Those on either. side cf the contemplated
i,sil roed from Mississippi city to Paul
ding. the route If Which through the CITY
IS already located. N
Terms liberal; 10 be made known 81
Nh. Jay IL sale. BynrJer Of the company
McR.aE q AL,SBUKY, agents.
| san tie papers IN ibis State are re
ouesled 10 publish this .otice until M
iav ot sale and forward their accounts y
Inc Clarion clIice at Paulding.
Srp,ember 2o. IS5S--4i-,ds.
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STATE or ACKNOWLEDGMENT County
px.hx... &C.,. Lila r. ~. lG1H !.

STATE or MisssssIPpr--I Lawrence County,
Probate Court Juls Term, 1888
a PPLiCATlON being made BY Joseph
Neylans, administrator Of tho estate
If A. s. EIdriJge, decd. 10 sell The re-
sijue Of said estate, It is ordered by The
Court, that all persons. interested in The
real estate 81 said deceased, be and an
pear at the next September term Of said
Court. 10 show cause, Il any they can,
why The said estate should not be sold.
tits further ordered that cory Of this
order Be published in the Monticello
Pearl River Banner Tor six weeks success
siyely, and copy thereof be advertised
in three Of the most public places q
Lawrence county.
a true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
Issued cath July. 1893.
]. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July ostb, 1866 - 6w.
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NOT EE.

rs. hereby given 40 all persons u any
- manner interested 10 an undivided
half of six hundred arprns oflanG belong
ina Ia the estate of Alexander Morgan
deeea sed, situated On Pearl RIVER in The
county Of Hancock, to appear at The Or-
nhans Court Or said county Of Hancock
j, On he fourth Moundsy Of September
next. and slew cause why said land
shouId no. be sold according % law ~:
This fourth Monday in July 1888
CHARLES MERRILL, Admir-.
Pennington, Aug. LIST, l636-3S-6w.
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List Of Letters.

- EMAINING III the Post Office at Monhceis
IL. ID On the 3lst 81 jane 1883, and when
Il not called fol within the three months next en-
suing, will be sent to the General Fost 5ihce ~
Dead Letters.
4 Atwood Wictt, Assew WIN n, Anderson
3 Miles, Afford Fort 2. ,-
II Blister WIN, Butler Ansh'y, Bowen MIS-.
Martha, Brack "A D, Brakcfieid Melinda -
i3rakefeld WIN, Burnsy David. -
q Clerk Probate Court, Catching "A y liafA
JOSEPH. N. c.n ~
d Daniels B, Dixon David, Davis SAM ~
Davis Henry q.
i n Fur Jacob, Frclick James. ~
q Gordon Moses, Cranberry oeofse' oS""
William. u..;,or
Hickman John or Brinkley, naml.'n
S,,rnson Hendricks VIM, Harrison JarySSis
Harris Edward, Harrison William.
Il Longino John #, Lambert Jonn. -,
Ar McFearn VIM, Miccal Katharine w. 49,
Ahram, Maxwell Tho's, Michael Edwafo' 800
sic Elisha.
NJ Mobiles levi $500.
| p Penper Gwinu, parkman, Lituston' c..
| r Ross Francisc, Ross Simeon, Nosess $500
M. Rabor George, Rhodes lanes s.n;,h
Sturkev simeon, Sheppard Nancy 4 i $3.50" ""s'.
M. seaten Tho's 3, Summer Hcsek'an' 0'sp"'A'
Mr. G.. xxr.s,ors yames 9.
~ Wea,hersbv Arthur, Winters u, sa"e =
ur..n., I,mea. White Coo y. White W
warns L. ESGLEirARD, f.EM'
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IT ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted ic The undersigned By
lie Probate Court Of Lawrence County,
4, The June Term. 1888, Oh the estate o.
Delilsh Eldridge, deed, --NOTlCE. j.
hereby given 10 all persons indebted e
said estate to come forward and make
immediate paymen, and alI those bas'ne
claims against the same, 70 present them
within tie time prescribed by law, o.
they will be forever barred.
!. M, TURNER, aJm'r.
y July IA, s38,-34-6w.
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STATE or MIsslsslrrl Lawrence County:
Probate Court, June Term, 1888.

STATE or Observation-Disclosures County:
Probate Court, June Term, 1883.
n PPLlCATiON having been made BY
- Abe administrator OF the estate .
Richard Bullock deed, that The real Is.
tate of said deceased be sold, il IS order
ed by the Court that all persons interest
ed il said estate, be and appear atihe
next August Term Of said Court, 70 show
cause, ii any they can, Why said estate
should not be sold. II is further ordered
Ina, copy Of this order be published n
tn. Monticello Pearl River Banner Tor
sir weeks successfully. and acoPy there :
cf be advertised in three Of The most pub
lie places in Lawrence County.
4 true copy Of the minutes q sara
Court.
]. CALDWELL, Clerk.
Issued 25 tn June 1885,.
July. ~, l838-34-6w.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

As the Honorable Probate Court OF
Lawrence County, has made il The du-
Is Of The subscriber. as Guardian Of the
mino. heirs. 10 make Gnai close Of the
estate Of T. w. Burge, decd; he res
PEI tfully invites all those indebted to
SAID estate, either by note or otherwise,
10 call and make payment; or they will
have cost 10 pay; as the ensuing tall
term will mol be allowed 70 pass without
suit being brought against all delinquenis.
j. NJ. TURNER. Guardian,
Monticello, July IA, 1838-34-6t
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renee county, about 81 years old, s's
iret high, rather yellow complexion with
two or three scafes across his nsck, made
with a kuife-T,e other woman by The
ma a.o Of NANCE, sbau, 90 years Of age,
very bIs,k, large and likely, with boy
child abon, Is months old.
will give the above reward for The
delivery ofsaid negroes or the security q
hem III Jail 50 tina, get them again.
SAMUEL MILES.
September l2, 1888 -44-tf.
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II q A II DI G.
NATUe or TUITION,

Spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Grammar per
month 400
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy,
Constitution Of the United States, Ma
tural, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per month $500
Latin and Greek languages, Mathe-
mates, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
Mineralogy and Botany per month $500
Weekly exercises in composition for all Of sui.
hcicnt age, and also in defamation for the male
pupils.
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, sufh,
cicnt for illustrating the difficult parts Of Geo
graphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for tho
performance Of all the more instructive and interes-
ting experiments Of Chemistry and Natural Philo'
sophy.
The whole number Of students who have a.
tended this Institution during the last session Is
seventy-two. #
We hope this Hesitation viii receive that 4.
MONT Of patronage, which the Industry and ahil
tiles Of its instructors merit.
The next session viii commence on the LIST Q
Octouer. s
BY order ofithe Board:
A. FOX, President.
JosErH NEYLANs, Sec'y.
Msnt,cells, September 10th, 1888.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-27

SrArE or MrssIssIrr, : Probate court,
Cosing,on county, lSept. term 1898,
10 ali persons interested 10 the lads,
t.nrnents and hrrrdtamsn,s Of Nathan
jel Robertson. dec'd:
sVOU are hereby cited personally e
i be and appear before The Probate
Court Of said county al the Court House
IN Williamsburg, on the frst Monday in
November next, then and there 70 shew
caus. II any you casy5shy an order
should 40, !.c made u sell The east frac.
tion al section thirteen. in township seven
Of range twenty one west, containing
Ave hundred and fifty one seventy hun
are d,l,s Of an acre land lying IN The
county of Lawrrnc@. State Of Mississip
pi. ana il Is ordered by the court that
publication Of this citatation be rade for
Xix sutce ssiye weeks in the Pearl River
banner. a paper published in Monticello
ia said State.
WITNESS, the Hon. DAN.
TEL McLAURIN, Judge Of
Probate Of Covington County,
the first Monday in September
A. d. 1888, and Seal Of said
s Court.
ISSUED, The 10th day Of Sept. 1888.
G. d. PATTERSON, Clerk,
Sept, %, 1e30-44--6w,
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NGESN T1KEN up By jones
Snxzk - Pric. red Steer, bran.
d+d II. S. On the right hip, marked crop
and half crop in the right ear. and crop
and underbh in The left ear, 8 years old,
appraised 10 S25 One red Brindle steer
marked underhit in the right, and split
and over hi, 10 the Jeff ear, 10 years
old, appraised to S25 by James Hrafa
and Fleet Cooper, the 18th July, 1888.
]. MAXWELL, J. ?.
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rXyHE Trustees n this Institution, rejoice,
- after atientisely observing its progress du.
ring the eight months OF its existence, cordially
10 recommend i 10 the patronage Of all those
who have sons or daughters 10 educate.
We make the following extract f'om cur former
circular Tor the Satisfaction Of those who may
Instrumentation concerning the Principal Of this
| Academy. M
ssThis institution will be under the superintrn-
dcncc of the Rev. A. II. GRAVES, gentleman Of
talent and experience. The following Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are ref,rrcd to, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves to licI Trustees, as a
manof unblenishcd character, a ripe scholar and 4
skifu teacher
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain d. D. Presi.
dent Of Oakland College. 4st S
Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. NJ. OF Woodville Wi.
kinson county.
Rev.A. b. Lawrence A. M. Editor Of the New
Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofIIancock county.
Hon. G. p. Smith of Woodville Wilkinson
county.n
In addition to the confidence, which such re-
concentrations inspired, we now have that which
arises from familiar personal acquaintance and
frequent inspection Of his school.
The assistants are Mr.. J. Il. McNAIR, whose
experience asa teacher amply qualities him fol
his Office; and Miss j. L. McNAIR, who hither.
to has given full satisfaction 10 her employers.
ROA II ID NG,
! We arc also happy to state that Mr.. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and conven-
lent boarding houses for the pupils Of this school.
In the one, the boys will be placed with their
teachers and in the other the girls with their
teacher.
All pupils received in either Of these houses
will be under the special care Of their respective
teachers, out Of school as well as in school,
Terms Of Board il these houses, including tut
zion, lodging, washing, fuel and light, $a0O pei
year,
Board in respectable private families for yl2
per month.
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FIVE DOLLARS
FEW. Ard.

AN NW III IIUHI tHr
IL subscriber in Rankin
county Sleens Greek on
the 2Olh II .augu4t, THREE
NEGROES. = One Negro
man ny the name Of GA,
BRlEL, (iormerly belonged
Ia Mrshack King Of Law
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SEQ EsE;SN q HSss.

OSi ON the 18th September in Ham
- burg. nr between Hamburg ;.nsl{ Iurnes
Creek ON the Stage Road, coarse Cuif.
SKIN EvcEet Book. which has been used
tnr many years. and of common size, con-
tanning upwards of Three Hundred Dollars
III Notes. principall, of the State Bank of
Gr"rgin and the Bank OF Darieu. The
Pills are from g., 'u S:,J. There is also a
MOI" Of 'nn,! Upon james :. Pope, ior
S-GG2 :Ia crn,>. payable "u The first q! J ,,-
uary i;-!: also Il u"'c on Tho.ma, Nichuls.
!rr :; 80 'iu" TWO or three months ago. ,he
'l'nc being moi precisely rccutl.c!cd. Will
Il lev ether nui"s of smaller nmouni. and
>uudr\ i.ai"r>. MI persons are warned ,,om
ir"!:"@ i"i i',' H"n>r n"rrs. ANY per nr,
wi" viii have 'hc money ;,nt! rn,rs with
'hr Snn>crli,'r iivln" near Cambridge or
with 'h" Editor cf the Advertiser at this
lace shall receive ih,. rhuv.' Ecwn,.!.
JOHN CHRISTIE.
S"p,. go. 1898 30
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Essyig6zE!c plantation fer
&<sS0

TEI1E Snh>Cri!'crs will continue to offer
q al private sale, the place wEercou
Samuel Caldwell. drccasod, latcly resided,
situated in Ahhcvillt District. about iour
miles South Ea>. of " bite liall. and wi,h-
III one, nilc of Srro,Ill's Store. The Tract
now contains tnnr hundred aud f0Tiy-fivo
and half acres, there having bcrn Gu, OF
'ro" the tract tho p:i:c;pal par, al tho
poor land and ole! field: about two O hundred
and fifty acres cleared: improvements very
good. The place will be offered II, private
sale until Friday the 2nd day of November
next. when, not sold, il will positively be
sold Il, the place on that day 10 tie highest
bidder. ANY person wishing tn purchase
can call on either of The Suhacri'.crS who
will >l,cw the premises. and make known
the terms, which will be accommodating.
WADE S. CDTHRAN,
JAMES &. SPROULL..
Sept 25, 1888 c3l
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, i,wich stock may he rakcn'by Individuals,
according TO their. ability oriiuclina,ion.-
- hat Agencies be'formed iu tlifleren, parts
OF Europe, where our Commercial interests
: are the most material, as well as sucI, nome
{ places most central and eligible, and hand
= some salaries or commissions allowed agents
to he appointed by "a board of Directors Sc
iccted by the stock holders
That all orders from tho Merchants, may
0e given tn The home agents, to be trans
miited and executed by the foreign agents,
and shipped To the fnrmer aud subject to thu
order of the Merchant. and the paymen,
secured according TO The terms that may
be established or agreed upon. This will
necessarily relieve the Importer from the
expense on his goods by the way Of North
ern ports rs we'll as The ad, anc, imposed
upon him by Northern importers, when
purchases are made on time, 10 whirl, IS
added tho difference in Exchange for the
accommodation. In carrying this plan in
to execution, the planting interest should be
elected, as remittances come out nf the sta
I.o SbS SNViJ E'CihSS"t p'tiiC'
ought to explain to those that are less so.
the benefit that would result to hin, person
ally, which will he pon,cd out. That in.
vcsiments made up"n the plan that t'as
been suggested, will pay Il bette, interest
than Negroes at from 600 to $1,000, aud
land at the present high prices, can in my
opinion admit tof no doubt, and will he found
SO If put To the test. Another mater, / ad-
vantage would arise TO the planter. should.
he wish to ship his Cotton, or whilst he
could draw through the agent, AMI sell his
Bills NJ u premium. IfNOrti,ern Merchants
can make aprofi' by purchasing Cotton on
the South, aui forward /, by the round about
Transmission from New York aud Pl,ilu,lcl
phia 10 Europe, how mucnore beneficial
would be the direct expectation. Another
view may be takcu of this subject interest
ing to The consumer. Ii by direct i:npor-
;atiop. the Merchants goo.l~ will stand nim
20 to 21per cent less than formerly h" can
afford to make this deduction from purciln-
. sers. w.
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'6':ilaCkEa;Esa VV,sN,E's.sa.

rEEn! fri"cip,is OF ,c Muic a,l! Female
L. Schools ii, ',;etrwuOu Ia, ing di I, niinr
ed I" retire from then respective Occur aliens ut
me c;se 81 The year we pr pose to ;r consider
alton OF Teachers acnCrai'y, the charge o! lhoso
i'sl'iiions the ensuing ear. 1889. he schonls
wni be 'nnit'd L" u '."i:uiiI number Of students,
ANA il i'r'nc'ral <r';uncd fer ,ac! o! tI.cn,.
VIZ The C:asscal.ihe rci.I;;l,. the Muc. ruplisl,,
ai the Mnsic department of,;,c Female school.
liberal stl:rv will b" given tcu:l and none need
apply un'es they are qualified in every respect.
ami can come well recommended. The Icach-
e. Tor Ia" ''n'r nglsl: school must be thorough.
y acquainted with ,he sciences. We would ill.,
form those who mny wisi, to make applications,
t'i;l' We desire their 10 do so ear v :s pGssilc
or prev ;ous 10 the 2i.,l, Gcocr ,ey;. Ii; which
time we cXc CT 10 20 il to the election. y mar
r.cd g". ''cnr, il such can he procured woutt
br "re:rrrrd I" take charge o.! li! Fclnnie school,
wi,oa' Lady may BIZ Il competent Assistant, PAR.
iicnhri, in the Mu-icai d rurtcn,. l.. tiers on
the sub &c, may be- addressed 10 me or any of tho
Beard of'rruS,ces, directed W"odyc +. @. :.
&. X. G. GRIFFIN, Scc'u.
Sept. Is, 1888 d *;
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From the 81. Louis Commercial ! Bnllctia. I
" ESTERN DiANS, g;

very intelligent and opservant ssgen,ieI
man who las just visitt d several tribes ;6f
Indians. informs us that he believes that
Gen. Gaines and others have misappies
hended the intentioulof the Cher0EeEs in
inviting the various tribes To attend their
grand council. Ou informant: states that
they are ny no meuns auxious 10 have coie
'i,ion with the whites, aud that he. thinks
their main ohjecl was To iuIUce. nll the
tribes near our boriers to move beS oud the
reach OF our people. They are ofSopini"i
that their proximity tn the states has ,a
most injurious etiec upon them; fha, il
hreak> the spirit vfihe warrior; brings upon
them iniemperance. and for these reasons
they are said Ia have son,r idea of retnoys
ing lo places beyond our reach. They have
lound "u' that they cnnm"t contend agalnst
the Americans, and they say if they are 10
he engaged m wars. they would rather con,
tend against men whose customs aud maii.i
ncrs are similar to their own. If,he Chey-;
hke"s resolve to remove, our informant
thinks il is probable they sill he ioiuci by.
'hr Kansas and other nations. w ho will
make some league of mutual protection and.
defence against any new enemies thai illey
may encounter. Il these really he their
objects. u" on" would regret sit;4 and the
good wishes of all would attend them IN
their J"urneyings 10 The South West.
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Southwestern Is. Road Bunk.

b OOkS will be opened by the uldersigi ell
ME- Conlniss'"nels Tor Stock in this Dank, OLA
INC 9Th day OF CCtuber next, ut dgcfeld c II.
una continue open between the h0nis OF 10 and
: coch, Tor ~ days. veiy stakeholder II, the
Ran Rond, who shall ray III the second install
mem o' Ru:l Road S:"c!., is entitled I" subscribs
in a. equal number ol Shares ia tie Bank
Twelve dollars aud bail "a eac., Stare SO sub
srrheh Tor IN the bank. mus, he pad ul tie TIM.
oi subscribing, either TO tie Commissioners. r.
Tie CASHIER of any Bunk la good credit a Meet
IN. "i the Storiiioidc,s OF the Bank. H. l,crscu
or by proxy. will be held Ut Char!es,un on tho
2bti Hovemher, when thc NJ Mother Eank will bp
"rgan'Zed. and branches established ir North-
Cnrona and Tcnncsso,', ns s.un thereafter aa
possible. Aropy "fihe { C!'aricrs is i'll our hands
for examinations.
w. BROOKS,
] TERRY, Commissioners
A. Il. ADEISH".
September II. l5S:;5 # -
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Valuable Land for sale.

VIE Subscriber oilers Tor sale his vaiu-
4 able p l. A n NTATlON on Rocky
creek, about eight miles from, E.,lyclicId
t '"ur' House. on the Lnngcnnr Road
;i'r Trac, consists If seven hundred and
'"ri, -scvcm nuh Il half (i.i74I acres. ahuu,
-'"r hundred nrrc> nf wnici, are wUuaS.
m:, The remainder under good iciGr,: The
eel Is ct us S"nd qu":;;. Il: any in tie u,
'uniry either for Cotton. Corn ur snail
''''ilI. o" The i.i.ni>r> are Il very scu,.
'Nclins House, Kitchen. Sunk.hrns,
ii House and Screw alr' ali o:!cr ncccs-
",rv buildings. Any persons wi>..n,;
Purchase VI i'll ,ln we'll It, ra.! n,ni .x,,u-
q iur themselves. The terms will h,.
'H'!c accommodating to suii the pnr, !,a>rr.
"nr .iirshcr particulars enquire OF Tie Sub.
,i.sr IN lii.. promises.
THOMAS B. HARVEY.
Dc, !, 1888 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
Valuable Property fos. sale,

s46As Monday nex,, the fist day Of Court,
Ne j will sell at public ou,cry. Inc follow
iiis valuable Property III this Nillage; that
meliknown BRICK BniI,iins, occupied as
u Store. by. Nicholson & Presley, the ad-
joining House occupied hy Mr.. Dnwde also
asa -SIore, and rilr Oificc Il, the corner near
Mrs. :Gray's Lot. Being desirous TO vest
my tuDtls in LanlS in Florida. rrqups, nj
who wisl. 10 purchase valuable Prnper,y,
TO attend lest they may lose ii bargain.
Teens will he made K own on the day
and ,slats nf the Lots exhibited.
) szr Sc w. J. SIMKiNS.
EdgeheldC. House, Oct s. 1888 6