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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

"@N @N"9
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1895.
SisPAsa Moore, .iiGlb IF John Bar
Ton, dsCssssd,
vs.. Petition
Ssspisn Barton San.Hsi Barton, ~ IL 10 sill
Iiaa Barton. Fanny Barton, Jas,s Real e.
Causl aud AIS Ieys .ssney, .ib'an tate
CrsSHss and dis rife Isbg, hths
at lac Of Jsha Baton, dsstastd
1T appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of tie Court.
I that Stephen Baton. William Barton aud
James CsIfol. are noi iuhabnsnis Of this STATE:
10 ~ therefore ordered BY tic Court thai puhli
cation be made for sir weeks ~ the HIIlsba
,ongh RreDIder. that uniess IL. said Stephen
Barton, " iliIam Barton srd Jsmss srTul sp
pear al the nsx: term 81 tits Court, Ia b. hcla
al The court house in Hilisbo'ou2h, On the 4ik
Monday IN February HtkI, and then sn,i Thee
fie their answer To this peidian, that the peri.
ttOa ~ill be taken pro e0HlsssO aud heard tE
pate.
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To all irl.on, ID may concern.


fsaE q knswn thai Elizabeth Hunt lwido~
- Of JoLa tinnl, decreased. of the county Il
0raa e IN The state Of Sarth t'AEoliaa. aud one
af the heirs 81 laW af my father Tie late Jaha
Tas.aF deceased. Of said eouaIy. did hereto
fare make 10 Thomas Adams. e said county
ana state. pave 81 attorney for me. and ~
my name. Ia sell the lsads hirh deseraded 10
me - ne of the heirs 81 Law Il the said Jahn
Taylor. decreased. aud all my right and title
thereto. whieh saih lands I've and are situate
in tie county Of FsyeIte, in the state Of Tea
nesEee:
Now far certain ressans. . ave. ard by
these presents dol FeS"kr and annni, sna
decla,e ca be Tssoked aud snnalled. the sad
power Of attorney. and sBy add eye'S other
nov e. Of Fi'ofsey he'sl"iaTe made o, G'Yea b.
me 10 said TitoIRas Adams IL sell or oIl.s' wise
dispose Of saul iands, Of aay IaIe'ssI al ,a'ae
taetrin. o. 10 aay maaneT 90 sci la' me EesPee'.
Ing The same. Anaess nv na.d aad seal. al
0ranee Norsh cs,OliaF. this 10TH d~y Of Jsh.
Rary, 1859
ELIZABETH HUNT SEAL.
Sisnsd. sealed sas dsIirsrsd
In PFsssHes Of as
Nm. o MfAl LEY.
JOHN HuTC HIAS.
January 10. So
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SlsliE sIeFrsses 81 tsis aasiIlsisoas Lise'Es
90 IN les sossia mesa fs0a lililshaEoaeh.l - !
eOmnears 90 the k7sa day 81 February. and
nil eoaIinue Niih0as iaaes mission foi tao ses-
sioas; The Eseai.os wiii be giyea 10 sse nla"ass
Of neremher and JsaWsEy. The pgare Il lnl.
lsoa 10 sigiI deiiaas . ssssson; DfaN'as sod
Psialiag i've SnilAEs extra. The ineEssse o.
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a. Satisfaction Mhlra nTs MarE.9 has gIsea
n the msaagehl Of her school; AID ne aes'-
tate aal u say. lhsl Haose who nish 10 gas
sasss daughters . iibsssi sdRraaioa A0Gle DO
vel 10 essaias Ihrm 10 her Gaze.
Bead Eve Jol'sEs mohIh.
TIl0S. ID. OLDHAM.
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PicKARD.
Derembe' %. 81
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For Safe---is Hillsb0r0nSh.
~SA THE subscriber finding i, ne
g4ssslH ersssTy. On account al The ioSa
Ed!StE iioa # hls business. 60 remove
k*E1H his family 10 chapeI Hill. wishes
To ssli a., tlouse aud Lot Nh,eh he SOS Ocru-
pies faTmerls knaNn - Simpsons Lal The
lot j. situated ~ chuFlan or Main street, near
the Presbyterian Church; is very convenient 10
the market ssaa business part az the iagR. and
YET s.lileienI'y PEsals Ia ansseT well the p .
po IS of private family. q epHlsins near az
az e al gseund, aud y an IL > lar. iva story
hamed Dazzling, gas'd kItehea, Smoke. House.
and other out houses, al af shish are rOnlns-
ratiyely new. having heea huil' By Mr. Simp
500 wnhia Iew yeas. and ocrnpird by him
a. . summer TrsIIenee. Tue dwelling mouse
has four raoms With GOOD Ere piaee "a each;
aud tao more roams may be added With very
llie expense. Tie g.,dsa whieh u very Tieh.
10 almost raiirely level. and Irre fom siones.
Possession may be had Al am time, oa a Se;y
fe~ days aaIics. 70. terms Apply TO Mr. lanes
Philips Ol this place o. 10 The Subscriber
JAMES &. HOLLAND.
necemher I. IS
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V2lLalA@ We G@AUao
KssrataaGte OI.e1hLST,
FOW Tnt CuHE of
External Diseases, viz:

White S"rlllngs. Scroiula aud other III
mours. Sore Legs aud Ulcers, Old aud
Flesh Wounds. Spraus and BRUISES.
SaeI''ngs aud lnllalDaiions, ScaIds ana
Burns, homrn's Sore Breasts. Sesld
Head. Rheumatic Pains. Chiihla'ns.
Temers. Erurtions. Biles. " hiiloas-
aud most llrcIual remedy lur the re-
moval oil Corns,
also, Beckwilh's. Anti. Disrep,ic Pills.
FOR SALE 81
ALLEN PARK.
September 8. So
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List of Letters,

Remaining in Tie Post Office al HILLSIDE.
rough. N. Con The lsI DAY Of Janua-
r.. 1899. Which. IL moi taken out in
three months. w,ll be sent 10 The Ge-
neral Post Office as dead letters.
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Boarding House.

n FEW regular Boafdcrs can be accommo.
dated by the Subscriber, at the old stand
Of John Fadd,s deceased.
Persons desiring Il can also be sceommoda.
ted during Cous, ~ftk .@
THOMAS d. GRAIN.
February Is. Us
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o. +. Long, & Co., have .l.O on
hand.
so Sacks Of Salt.
20 Boxes Iull's Patent Candles.
3 Boxes Sperm Candles, &e.,
oil Of which they vail cell on The best terms
July ~ al
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p ice adv. 81 so.
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
JACKSON AND LEXINGTON
STAGE LINE.

VMVllEpu are respectfully informed
Il that new line of four horse Post
Coaches is now running regular between
jackson and Lexington Mi. This new
line is established in order to connect with
the fremont line stages from Manches-
ter to Nashville Tennessee. Passengers
therefore travelling from the northern part
OF the State 10 Jackson, cr from Jackson to
the north, will find pleasant and expedi.
tons mode of travelling as the coaches
and horses are entirely new, with careful
and experienced drivers. Passengers on
this Inc will always have preference in
the flcksburg line Of stages at Jackson,
which now connects with The Rail Road
at Big Black Depot. They will also have
the preference at Jackson in the Grand
Gull stages, which are now in complete
operation. Every attention will be shown
to travellers in the above line.
L. SIMS, Agent.
Lexington ('I) Dec. 6, 1888 TT
GFIhe Nashville Banner will p, ,ish
The above tri weekly for one month, Re.
publican Holly Springs and Memphis Ga
1elte one month. and forward their acs
counts to this Office for payment.
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
Cotton Land and Negroes at
AsWbEiC Sale.
YEVtiE subscribers bepc dcsirous +,

FEvHE subscribers being dcsirous 10
M close their connection in the culture
oil Cotton, will offer for sale on the premi-
ses tuesday the 18th Of January next, 10
the highest bidder, they plantation on Ho.
uey island, Holmes County, Mississippi,
three miles from the town ofTcbua. con.
tanning GAO acres, 400 of which are under
ience and IN cultivation, with Gin, Mill
NeSroo Houses, &c. As il rospec,s
quality aud location, the land is not sur.
passed BY any on the Yazoo River. Also,
20 likely, acllmated negroes, consistingo(
men, woman, boys and girls; none ex-.
ceedng3O years of age-ahout 800 bush.
els OF corn; horses, mules, Jorge stock
hogs and cattle, among which there are
some fine milch cows, 3 yoke of oxen, |
good wagon and farming utensils of every
description.
'ibcrms of Salc:-For the land, one
third OF thepurchaso money in hand, the
balance on two equal annual payments.
For the negroes, stock, corn, and farming
utensils credit Of II months, the purcha.
ser giving bond and approved security.
Any person wishing to examine the pro-
perry before the sale can do so by applying
to Elliott, Gallaway & co. Tchula or on
of the parties on the place.
CALEB WORLEY
LLOYD WAKEFIELD.
SAMUEL TiEABtLD.
foV. -, 1899. 2--Gw
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
lPHDPOSAGS
FOR PUBLISHING IN THE
TOWN OF LEXINGTON
A WEEKLY PAPER TO
BE CALLED TIE
Lexington Union.
BELIEVlNG ,hot tho nuhIicnl

BELIEVING that the publication
OF weekly newspaper in our town would
aid to It's Importance abroad, and be OF
ngreat interest to the citizens of thi
portion of the state as vehicle of gen.
eral intelligence, and induced by the So
hcitallon OF friends, aside from poll tcal
prediction, we have determined to enter
upon the task; aware at the same time OF
oar inability, but confident that VIC will
be sustained in our effort by an enlighten-
Cd and generous community.
The Lexington Union will sustain the
Old Republican doctrines Of the Jetlcrso
man school, convinced that a strict obser-
vance OF these principles will effect the
greatest good for the greatest number, the
end and aim of al! good government In
our support however of tho Democracy OF
tho union, we shall sedlously avoid all
party aspcrity or political v,rulencc, yet
though fully, firmly adhere to the Admin
lslratlon of the general government, rs
peing The instrument to protect and adj
vance those true republican measures
which we advocate, and which will ensure
inc end intended by the trainers of our
federal Charter.
As the Lexington Union will be gov
erncd by that amendment to the Constitu-
ton OF the Uuited States, whirh says that
all powers not delegated to Congress are
reserved to the states respectively" il
must oppose all and every law ahich finds
Its origin in forced or implied construc-
hons, and will ever be found on the side
OF Democracy battling against usurpa-
tion from whatever source it NAV come,
all latltudinarian constructions Of the
Constitution of the Unitud Statcs as sub !
versvc ofcivil liberty and at war with the !
simplicity Of our republican Government:
still its columns shall be a, all times open
To all parties, knowing that our political
adversarIcs are actnated by as true sense
OF patriotism and love of country as our.
selves, ard recognizing among them many
personal friends and we hope future pat
rOns ofthc Union.
1t may be necessary to add that we
will support the Independent Treasury
rs the constitutional fiscal agent of the Gov.
aud will oppose creation by con +
sress OF any national Bank-yet we have +
lover, nor has the Democratic party ever l.
for a currency purely metallic, e
1t believe that a well regulated system Of Il
state banks will not only sapcrccdo The n
ecesSity ofany United States Bank. but .
'ill preserve free and untrameled the !,
ommorce of the South, and diverted it o.
rom It's present unnatural and ilIegitimatc "
irection. :,
The first No. ofthe Lexington Union h,
I'll be published on next Saturday the M
7th inst. at s. in alvauce, or, S. at the sI
I'D of the yerr. a,
w. ii. HINES. -,
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
NOTICE
TENIIE undersionoa 81

Z VIE undersigned, by virtue .,
n OF trust, executed BY Win deed
len, to secure Jonathan JorJon 'am :, Al,
the sum OF twenty-scven hundred aoUO,ln
Will on Monday the 3lst day Of n. uOlas
1855 expose at public auction (os (u''nler
IN the town of Franklin, the son'. WI eash,
quarter of section number II. ,u'east ,o"
number "a, range 4 east; north .eo,. s'aSa'p m
ter, section "a and east half Of s"a, a, iual'
quarter section ID, in townsbin i''I;east ~
range 4 east. The lands named ~ q
deed OF trust, Of which the unders;a".ss sid
trustee. The undersigned will "sa s"s,. l'
such title to the purchaser or purcba'y rI,'fy
as as is vested in him by said deed Of f|"ssIs ,.''I
Recorded in Holmes County p,ah'l au'l
oillce, book a page 6l2, March din. ISae lss,
JAMES SAMPLE, Trus,oo ,o'"
Franklin, Dec. 18th, 1898
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
RUNAWAY IN JAR

KMTAS committed 10 the .r,u /,
Wv Holmes County on the .a,h Sh'; l., o.
hy James NJ. Dyer Justice of tho ' IN 'ps'
IN and Tor said county, Negro man r,ate nte
calls his name Miles, and says he Lpo.uD ""0
to to LOUIS +: I. Davis; said negro is ahs, I"ss
oO years old, five feet 8 inches L;nh' a'p'' !.
toes nre burned off his left foot. "'
The owner is requested to coma g.
ward, prove property pay cha,oes 'ai ,O
take HIM away, or he will be sold y. |'u Ma
law directs. N aS 'Ao
JOHN c. REEVES, Jailo,
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
"a GREEABLY to an order Of ,he
"a Probate Court Of Holmes County
made on the first Monday Of December
1888, for the sale of the real estate Of
David Ford, decd, will sell to the biphes,
bidder ON credit OF one and two Years.
the following lands, viz: the north half Of
east half and north half Of west half OF
northeast quarter Of section 6, township
10; also southwest quarter aud east half
oil northeast quarter and south half Of
west halt OF northeast quarter of section
81 the west half and north half of east
nall OF southwest quarter and west half of
horth-westquarler OF section 80; the south
west quarter of section 80, and the west
half OF section II, township IA, all of range
two cast. The above described land IS
well improved, about 200 acres Of omen
land; good gin with q mill attached
0lhef buildings in proportion, and first rate
water. 10 be sold at the Curt House in
the town OF Lexirgton, on the first Mon.
lay Of February 1889.
Ell. FORD, Adn,'str.
Dec. 10 6W.@-1.5
Lexington union., 1839-01-05

STATE or MlSSLSSiPPl, } Probate Court,
HOLMES COUNTY ) Nor. Term IS:js
A EEABT. tc an order ei
IA the honorable the Probate Cou.
OF holmes county, obtained at The No.
vemhcr Term 1883 thereof: Notice
hereby given to all persons interested IN
! tho lands, tenemcnts and hcrlditaments Of
John II. DAVIS deceased, to Ic and per.
5on"lIy appear before said court. TO be
holden III Lexington on the first Monday
IN january 1889, then and there to shew
cause 'iany they can why an order should
not be made by said court fer the sale of
The following lands, to wit: East half
northeast quarter and west half northeast
quarter, section Ii, township 2G, ranae 5
west, also one undivided half of ihc fol.
lowing lands, owned by said duceGent &,
WHEY DAVIS, (also deceasedJ TO Wit
Northeast hall, section %, townseip rs
range east; west half, northwest quar- |
ter, section %, and west half, northwest
quarter, section So, township is range l
est, east half south east quarter, and east
nan northeast quarter, section 5, east half
north cast quarter, east half southwest
quarter, west halt south east quarter. east
half northwest quarter, aud east half so,I.b-
east quarter, section IL, west half south
west Gnarter. west half southeast quarter.
section D, east half southeast quarter. west
iali southeast quarter, section 1, west halt
lcrthcast quarter, section 36, all in town.
mp IL, range $ east, east half. soutbwes,
narier, west half southwest quarter, sec
ION ~, east half northeast quarter, sec. |
ION IS, township Is, range S cast, west
ar northeast quarter, section II, town. I
hip 10, range 4 east, and lots S and 6.
ectlon 81, township l6, range east. also
undivided half of the following lands.
wned by said deccdcnt and A. j. Lane. 4
wit: Southwest quarter, section % :
ortheast quarter section %, north half ii
'ctlon 70, west half northwest quarter. n
'cton 6, east halfnorih east quarter. sec. !
on 7, east half northwest quarter, and r.
'st half southwest quarter section 6, and .
est half northwest quarter, section T. all
township 20, ofrauge S west. 1t hav-
zen suggested to the court that the per.
nal estate Of said decedent is insufficient
pay the debts of said estate.
WITNESS theHon. N. e.
Rves Judge of the court Of y
l.. ,. Prohatcs the first Monday
IN November, 1888, and seal "
of said Court. Z
ISSUED 18th. of November, 1888. NJ
w. A. PURDOM, elk. II
November II, l.. .6w. -
Lexington union., 1839-01-05
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