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NOTICE.

DY virtue of an order from the Hon. Court
ID of Probate for the District of Litchfield,
SO much of the Real Estate of ELoN CRAMP-
TON. Jr., late Of Litchfield, deceased, as will
raise the sum of $l56 -, with incident char
ges. to enable me to pay the debts due against
said estate,) will be sold at or near the house
Of Gurdon Filley, either at public or private
sale. on Monday the 10th day Of April next.
Sale TO commence at ! o'clock p. M.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Admin.
LitckfeId, March "a, 1888. IS
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DR.. Je5L's Celebrated L;u;nseat.
Dunafries' EYE WATER +!
FOR SORE OR INFLAMED El

FOR SORE Or TNFLAMED EYES,
NIVES immediate ease aud relief On recent sore
u eyes, the effect is most sautary. Where the com-
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every other remedy had failed. Many persons who
have used it. pronounce il the best preparation for
these complaints they have met with, especially
in cases Of soreness inflammation Of long standing
Price IS cents II bottle.
UNone genuine unless signed the out ide prin-
ted wrapper by the sole proprietor 7. KrDDER imme-
sale =, his Counting Roou,, over No. 90 Cour-sireet,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special APP
t'ointmemt, by
Drs. Buel and BeckWith, Litchfeld; E. Coolies,
South Farms; J. G. Stevens, Canaan;
ts Mcssrs. LOOMS, Bethzem.
December IA. -...r oe5wly28
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R. Kg. .NKERRKJIKea.V,

"AVING furnished room for the express
IL purpose in Lords building, is ready TO
perform all operations on the Teeth, in set
ting, filling, and extracting. Stockton's in
corruptihle teeth, for which he received a
premium at the Fair Of the American Insti-
tute, New York, can be set on gold plate or
on stumps without injuring the other teeth,
and for beauty, durability, and true resem-
blance of the natural teeth, are not surpassed
by any manufacturer in the world.
Are your teeth decaying? Filling with gold
will preserve them. Do they ache? Forceps
will extract them with little pain. Have you
lost your teeth! will set those that never
ache. Did you value your teeth above all
price! will replace them for trifling sum.
n B. Brushes, Powders, and Washes pre-
pared for the teeth and gums. Numerous
testimonials might be given-amongst them
are the following, from gentlemen of the Me-
dical profession:
This may certify, that am personally acquainted
with Reuben B. Merrman, and have lately seen a
number Of specimens of his manner of filling and set.
ting teeth some of which were very difficult and re-
CURED the exercise Of the most skillful hand. It 10
but justice to Mr. Meman to say, they were all skill
fully performed and attended with little or no pain to
the patient His efforts to avail himself Of the latest
Improvements in the art-hs superior mechanical tact
together with his integrity of character, commend
c. w. GRANT, M. D.
have known Mr. Merriman for several years
and can recommend him as a gentleman Of charac.
ter and integrity. From his knowledge of Dental
Surgery. which he obtained through DR.. Grants in
edge which he has acquired during his successful
practice, as well as the great expense which he has
incurred in supplying himself with the best instru:
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believe him fully entitled to the confidence Of this
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list will do well at least to make him CALL and salts
fy themselves as to his skill and knowledge Of his pro-
fession. His charges are moderate. a
J. G. BECKWITH, M. D.
Litchfeld, March 81, 1888. =. A
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n REMEDY FOR
RH JNF TISM!

VENHE excrUcating pain-the decrepi,ude and de-
IL formiy. and the premature old aye, which the
usual attendants OF this disorder, suffered by many
from despair OF cure. disappointment in The eff
cacy Of the numerous pretended antioies used ef-
feet this purpose. But those who have made fair
trial Of
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in "f long standing and Of the mos, severe
character, have received certain relief, and many
have been cured in few days, some in "a hours! as
number Of persons in Boston and vicinity, who were
formerly afflicted with the Rheumatism. have very
fully testified. Certificates are ia possessi"n of the
Proprietor, proving the most thorough and surprising
cares by means of this powerful Liniment. in cases
where other approved applications had utterly failed.
The Liniment il also used with for bruises,
srains num,ness, Stiffness Of the joints, chlblains,
&c. Price SO cents bOlIle.
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
A CONVENIENT HOUSE for small family,
IN with about half an acre Of land, and an
excellent we'll Of water, situated within one
quarter of mile of the Meeting House in the
village of Litchfield. Terms accommodate
ing. If not sold soon, will be RENTED. In
qllirc of OLIVER GooDw1N, Litchfield, or
ALBERT A. MASON, Wolcottville.
LitchfeZd March %. 1889. 43
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NOTICE.

TENHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
Il District of Norfolk has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors to the estate of AUGUSTUS RoYs, an
insolvent debtor of said Norfolk, in said dis.
trict, in which to exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Thomas Curtiss and Hi
ram Mills Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime said claims. Certified by
MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the house of Augustus Roys, in said
Norfolk, on the 18th day of June, and on the
18th day of September, 1888. at 8 o'clock in
the forenoon, on each of said days, for the
purpose of attending on the business Of said
appointment.
THOMAS CURrIss, } Commits
HIRAM MILLS, siOnsrs.
Norfolk, March 10, 1888. A
TUST received at the Book, Shoe and Va
- riety Store, fresh supply of
Oii-dressed Boot and addressed Morocco,
Binding and Lining Nkias.
March %. AZ
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TAKE NOTICE!
A QUANTITY of Book Accounts and Notes
IN of Hand would be willingly exchanged
for good Bankable Money, as soon as the first
of April next, by M. MORSE g. SON.
Litchfeld, March 30. 43
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A punc,ual man is rarely very poor man, andnev-
er man Of doubtful credit. His small accounts ara
frequently settled. and he never meets with difficulty
in raising money 70 pay large demands. Small debts
neglected ruin credit and when man has lost shals
he win find himself a. the bottom OF bill that eana
not ascend. ETA
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Though the election has passed, correspondent
requests the insertion Of the following from Van Blu
rem nnner.
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Matrimonial Consolnti0n.-A younger
brother had espoused an old and IlI-'em,
pered wife, but extremely rich. he used
10 saw whenever find my temper CIV
inc way, retire TO my closet, and console
myself BY reading her marriage settlement.
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MOUNT HOLLY, N. J. March u.
This peaceful community have been shocked To-
day by cold booded murder Of one Of the Oldest Of
s citizens Just the break Of day this morning the
murderer broke into the house Of Mr.. Hosea Moore
frightened the females all cut Of doors, and entered
Mr.. Moore's chamber. who was sleeping alone. and
beat his head with hammer until he was dead. He
appears to have been perfectly cool, and alleges that
he acted under good advice, and therefore made no
attempt TO escape. Some say be is dsSanged. but
fear il is such dc. angemen will do him no credit
He is now in prison.
The Philadelphia Herald propOsesato the Wings to
print the speeches Of Clay and Webster on the Sub
Treasury Bill, in joint pamphle, to the number Of
three hundred thousand copies. and place one Of
them in the hands Of every voter in the State.
Another City Rsdemed.-The Chicago Charter
Election took place on the 9th inst, and resulted in
the choice Of Buckner S. Norris, ESQ. (Whig) foE
Mayor, by majority of 50. Last year the Loco FO-
co majority was 237, making Wing gain this year d
296. Tie new board Of Aldermen Is composed d
four Wings and SIX Y. 3; Lest year not q single
! Wing was slected.--B99alo Co.'S. Ado.
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EffchfRend Co NeWsnaaveHl,
y RAvrs Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, ut 9 O'Clock, arrives IN New
Haven AZ 4 O'Clock p. M. Returning, leaves
New.Haven on the arrival Of the steam boat
from n. York, passing through Humphreys
Vile and Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. For passage or information
Amply at either Of the public houses in Liich-
heId. or 10 II. MIX, Ncw.Hnven.
s. DELLIBER.
LitchfelJ, March -, 1888. ~
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Englands Maiden Queen.-Lord Ell
phinstone is now currently reported by the
foreign papers, as the intended husband Of
young Victoria. 1t seems that The queen
Of England has heart, like other women
quite a warm one. too, il seems, palpi-
Eating beneath the robes Of royalty--and
sone years since, when she was only the
duke Of Kent daughter, Princess Victoria,
she thought proper, very imprudentiy, Z"
Weld possession Of said heart 10 the keep
ing oG certain wild, reckless young man,
The present Lord Elphins,one. As soon
as the affair got wind he was very quiet
" appointed governor Of Mad' as. apparens-
" without any obiect-ye,. more apparent
~, with the design Of getting his influence
gu, oiahe way OF the princess. The young
Victoria is her majesty nov, and so.
Lora EIphins,one is returning post haste
to EuslandP What Gori
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
NOTICE.

IT FTTEiS d: administration having
- been granted 10 The undersigned II
The Defender term, 1887. Of tie Probate
court Of Lawrence rounty, on the estate
.of William 5. Carter, deceased Notice
rs hereby givento all persons indebted 70
said estate 10 make immediate payment,
and those having clsi,ns against ihs same
10 present them duly authenticated with
ID the time prescribed BY law, Or they
will be fDrever barred.
IL JOSEPH SIMMONS, Adm.
Monticello, Dec. 3O1837 1857
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J NlIficA.l

pOOKs Ior Subscriptions q Ire Gspi,
III Stock 81 The MisssFi?pi Union
Bank. viii Be opened al Monlict)lo Mis-
sissippi II NE t0Uuty 81 lawrence itl,s
sesl ofJustics d said ecus.sy. o. HE
frat Monday II May next, to'be roniiI..
.ded open for ana during The spacsof ops
hundred and twenty days, under ne ~
,perintsndancs u the bpdsrsigued mama
gers. appointed for ibai 1torpose, NV ttse
y9ct sopplimentaI 10 - AT Iacorpora'
itng said institution.
Y Fl. N. CALHOUN
4 ROBERT JELkS, Cors'y.
ARTHUR SMITH,
Monticello, March II, 1881
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

) situated In Madi,0p ebluiy, Mfsscsipp 4 ~ =
- en- miles casteily id,Iu Cantp1,. sII twx. !
miles north from Mxtlisonvjr, Op ts rleva,io. ~
land, between zig Black and Pearl Kiver~. y
aregion sxhesIdty aS Why ii ~ <tste. Ihis III.
stituhon including ! female dxpaff,1dni, now n
successful operation, wns chAnurcd Nv lie I...pt.
fiuiures In tiieis session of IL hst year. Nv
I town d sharon u whichthe College u lccate..
was incorporated xtthe NINA lime win sDecisi
relnesto these Litnnry Iusttutjns; cs;ensd & w
reared wlhio ~ limits Ihc bsaring II ~ SsI.
Of incorporat ou, 81 the promotion II eood nrdrt
and learning, may be understood Nv ~ foIiSi,c
extrn, sirosn the charter of The Town.
!" Bsit uIthcrepactcd, Ihatthe PRECEDENT .nnd
Council shall have power 10 pass Ill necessark
laws for ths good nrder, and government II MA
Town, NOT Inconsistent Withihe Consttu,;on. I,
Laws of TIE State, and of r1e United s,s,ss..
whereby educ alton, and learning may BE- nrornc'
ted, and tn rerailing and vending Of ardent sn,-
/ is, GamblinA and every species Of vice and iux
morality, may be suppressed, together with tIia to-
tal inhibition Of the odions and savage tract,ce
wearing Dirks, Bowie-Kniyes, or PistolsN
IN account Of tie hcalthnless, and ether an Il.
tages Of the place, many friends of sood oloer..
learning, and morality, are already beginning Is
make ii the plAcSof their Ycfidsrrc.
| Fivegentlemen from different Sfatesir he IJn.,
Mon, all Of whom being now, or having been. bro
fessofs II other institutions, are areay elected II
tho faculty. Pom AZ them AZ siersy.nen,-.oue
Methodist, one Baptist, one Presbyterian. md ons
/ Cumberland Presbyterian. Tie course II studies.
In this Institution, il to be equal ID thai 81 anv 9TH
er college In ths United States. The prc,,aratorx
department Is already In operation, and number,
between thirty and forty pupils, and win be more
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

Passed BY The Hoard cf Seletsnssn qf ne torn 81
Monticello ut heir SESSION III December 1891.
nEiT ORDAINED, BY mo President and
~ Selecunen Of the town of Monticello, in gem
cral meeting convened: that II shall ba the div or
the President and Selcctncn Of MpulicsIlo Ii ap-
point patrol Ia strvs ii Montic for the space IL
not less than ons ,Ior more than three mortks fona
the inns of appointments and such patrnll So 49,
pointed, who shall refase 10 servs shall 10 s,bjscs
10 fine oftiye dollars for each night Vi 90 reiusss
10 act. The first person named o. tns liza shsll
act Is Captams and IL shall his duty IA cali bib
Company out AZ least once week. Tho Capmis
OF patrol 80 appointed who shall refuse 10 act a.
abovs specified shall Nc subject d fine III not los
than Eve dollars III theix acts thsy shall be sov~-
erned w tae law regulating pstn'l Of the ctam.
2nd. Bcit further ordained, That Il snail b. 49,
duty Of tho Captain ofthe Pairoll to report Aide
faultcm 10 The President or Justice AZ Tie Peavs.
under the above specified penalty. s,''.
The above fines shall bsrecoverod hy wsrrss IL
from the President or Juslies the Peace for ~
county.
49, lGIs, Psesiisal
Monticello, Feb. II, ls2S.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

The Spring and Sumner Session tcr tic pYesef.u
year will commences on the first Monday in Mai. ~
and end with the last week Ia judy
The Studies Of tho rrsparatosy Glass Win ,s,-
brace Orthography, Reading, Pennrhanship, A, IN
metic, English Grammar, and Geography wisA tatA
use Of the Globes &
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION.
TWELVE DOLLARS.
Junior Class Astronomy, Natural, Msr y. ana
Mental Philosophy, Hstory, Chemistry, Rha,ors..
| ic, Logic, and Poitica Economy,
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION.
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior ass--Drawias. Oriental, Neszoti It'd.
work, including the branches Of the Jrmicr Class.
PRICE or TUIUION PER SESSION,
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PTANoFORTr
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLLARS.
The Inslitutnnh has been provided With good
Piano. and the TRUSTEES having made arrange
mcntst6 procure the assistance Of two additions,
Tutoresses, feel themselves authorized to offer To-
parents DESTROYS Of procuring for tllair daughters
solid and ornamental education, all the adyan y
yes which numbers and competency of INSTRUCTOR
esses, spacious and well regulated Acadersy.
and retired, healthy, and pleasant location car
secure.
Il The boarding House under the supcnntcirlencs
ofDr. Young, has been fitted up, with special
view 10 the accommodation Of young ladr s. Tho
Houseis now ready forthe reception Of seventy I
boarders, aud no pains will Be spared BY the pres
prietor 70 promote the comfort and convenience Of
OF hisboarders.
The prize of boarding per month, SO; washing
81 80.
Boarders will Be requirsdto fufsish theis own
candles.
Tuition payable ia advance
I BY order ofthe Board az T nn,eess
Fab. 2a, 1893
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
STATE or M1SsISsfPPr,l ID Lawrence cir
laurence County. Sent Court
Aaron Harg's, ToSept. Term 1888.

y
Bsaj. W.tlin. Aaachnen, To- So.
II T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
III that the defendant has absconded ~ 50
conceais himself that the ordinary process d
the law cannot be served upon him; whersspaa
Il il ordered that uulessthe defendant appear,
put IN special bail and plead,o plaintiff !, ac-
ion on Or before the first day Of the next Sept
erm Of this Court, Judgement isal win b rsn.
dered against him, and the estate attached will
be cold to satisfy plaintiff 3 claim and All costs
Ia is further ordered that the Clerk d this
Court cause copy 81 this order 10 bs publish
ed for six week successfully, 10 the newsaper
called the Pearl River Banner, printed aud
published N the town of Monticello.
certify the above 10 be 4 trne extract Fam
The minutes Of said Court.
I'm TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my Ind and official Seal At The
town Of Monticello, this the seventh day d
April 1888.
EDWARD Il BOWEN. Clerk. !
Monticello. April 7, l,s38--22-6t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

Prospectus

For publishing ne Iaps IF yMissssipps.
IT .AW, being the rule q action prescribed ~
- the supreme power Of tAs state, commanding
what Is right, and prohibiting what IS wrong, q
general acquaintance with it, provisions Is dcsira-
Die ID the scholar, the Legislator, the Fianter and
mechanic, as well rs the lawyer by profsSicne All
like dur own, dependant, icr ME perpesuity df it's
institutions, alone Oh an enlightened phbiN sensi-
ment, require some knowledge of thu lexakyenact-
mcnts, upon which their lDeTtTsS and thelr tortune
depend. s IN sssssa
The laws of Mississippi ii y general nature; a.
enacted BY her successive legislatures ~ scattsr-
cd iii numerous volumcs, buFied undersa naass 81
private acts, Of importance to those alone who are
directly ntercste in their provisions, and offerings
by theirhulk, and the want ofarrangeren an al
most insuperablc barierto that genera disssnina-
tion Of their contents, amongst the great mass d
the people, which their importance would seen 70
require. sj. M II ss
10 collect and arrange, all the laws Of general
nature, now in force, In this stats, under their ap
proprate titles, together with a. suitable digestad
index, and experimenting Ia person,s the conple.
ton Of Of network, until read fof delivery Will bs
| d labor ONO small magnitude. Tlaesupport nnt
patronage If the intelligent citizena 0f fhis grea
state, I fcsl confident, will pot be gishheld ffon
| aiding in tie accomplishmc ofa WORK which Viii
! more widely disseminate d knowIedge II our insti
tutions, and the wisdom on which they ne bssssl
| The work win be published IN TWO roypl octavt
vororrcs, comprising from five 70 seven hundres
pages, containing allafser the enacting clause, var
baum, ofsvcry law nowin force, Of 1 general ma
lure, together wilma references to the pamphle
! laws. "A digesied indcxto the conteus Of the yol
umos, will be applied, bringing atonce to the view
a condensed statement Of the standing Law, undo
I its lstin~tand approximate title.
Terms will be, to subscribers, Five dolls per vol
\ ume, bound and lettetcd. payable on delivery.
The work will, II sufficient encouragement Is OBJ
tanned, DO ready for delivery by the irst ofJanu,
ry 1889.
Jackson. March, 1893,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
Law Notice.

4 AxDS. SMITH, have associated
\ themselves in the rrsct,ce az the
law, they viii attend to professional Blu,
siness 10 the Superior Courts held 10
Jackson, and in tie counties Of Law.
renee. Marion, COyingtop, Simpson. Co.
,piah and Pike. any business con6ded 70
their care will their prnmpt and
undivided attention. Otdce a Mpnticel-
10.
Il Feb. 1, i838--l7-ff
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19
/. ORDIN ANCES

Pssedby he Board Of Ssies cf The tsvn 81
Monticello atttei, session n tssary 1929;
DEIT ORDAINED, BY the President and
lD Selectmen Of the town Of Monticello, that
the 9Th Section Of an ordinance providing sundry
regula.ionsfor the peaceable, orderly, and whble-
some Government Of the town Of Monticello be re-
pealed. xg3
2nd. Belt further ordained, BY the President
and SeIectrnen ofthe Town Of Monticello, that no
sprituous liquors shall be retailed On the Sabbath
day after the hour of nine o'clock A. A., by any
person except d regularly licensed vtavern keeper
who shall be fully provided toaraomnodate tray-
oilers and bcardsrs, under apenalsy Of FIVE dollars
for every such offence. !
Bird. BE III further ordained, That any person
who shall he convicted fselling spirtuous liquors
to ans slave or slaves without written permission
from their master Of overseer, shall nay fins 81
five dollars for every such offence recoverable BY
warrant. & R4
A. HARGlS, Pres't
=. g. CnAsrE, Sec'y.
H. Feb. IL, 1888.
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Notice

.A.l, Il the next June term Of the
I pr,ha,e Court Of Lawrence county,
80, o,y account as administrator o.
T r s.,,,e Of Joseph Athens, deceased,
Y, y sual settlement aud allowance.
~ VT S"TARLiNG TAkvER Admit.
nonliceIIo, april "a, lo5e-ss-6w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-19

I'm the evening Of the 9Th of Feb, some
~ where ii tho town Of Monticello, aa21nae Of
hand drawn by John II. Teunisson, made
payable to the undersigned on the first day of jan
vary lS39--for one hundred dollars.
49,. e ~ JAMES J. O'N1AL.
M,ntcello, March II, l63S-2l-3w.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I In LawrenceCir
Laurence County cpIt Court.
Henry Boyer, .1.-ro Sep embcrierm 1858

Aaron M'cumbei } Attachment for $500. Y,
~ appearing to The satisfaction Of the court,
- that the defendant has absconded, or 80
rcrceals himself that the ordinary process 81
Inc law caonot be served apon him; whereupon
Pt is ordered that unless the defendant appear,
put in special bail and plead to plaintiff . &C.
kNon 90 or before the fret day Of the next Sept.
'e'm Of this court, judgement fiaal viii be rom
SetI against him, and the estate attached will
We ~" sati'iy plaintiffs claim and al costs.
Tvs .usher ordered that the Clerk of this
~ copy Of this order TO be publish
~ on m pks SUCCESSFULLY, in the newspaper
MI !. ~ ,oRivsr Ranner. printed snd pub
Hertify tn. abss' Monticello.
thsnsu,es Of said G. os 'fue extract IRON
vrsuuf, -, NV b,nd sFERE0F, 7 have
swn ofMonticsllo, this lecisl Seal At the
APRIL, 1851. seventh day o.
~ EDwARh l.. BOW.
0'uiicslle, April. 7, 1883 20 c'sfk'
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NOTICE

II LETTERS Of Administration having
- beea granted to the undersigned BY
the Probate Court 81 Lawrence county;
At the February Term 1885, on tho Is
tats Of David Borney deceased, with the
will annexed. Notice Is hereby given %
an persons having claims against said Is
tate 10 present Them dolly authenticated
within The time prescribed BY law. 81
shey will be forever barred, and all per
sons indebted 70 said estate are request
ed 70 come forward and make IMMEDIATE
fpaymenent.
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
Monticello, March 81, le38-2l-6w.
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NOTICE.

TT ETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having
N been granted to The undersigned, by
The Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
Al the February Term 1888 on tbe estate
Of A. 5. Eldridge deceased, Notice Il
hereby given 70 ~ persons having claims
against said estate, 10 present them duly
authenticated within ~ time prescribed
by law, o. they will ID forever barred
and all persons indebted to sa,d estate
are requested 10 come forward and make
immediate payment,
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
DELLA ELDRIDGE, Adm'x.
Monticello, March 81, 1898, -2l-6w.