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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
!. w. PICKINs, Sheriff,
'eb 9 l3--tds

Albert Duncan, who sues iol the use ofJame'
Lnsk,
versus venditio cxponas
John Harrington and David G Thomas.
ReturnabIe to the Yazoo Circuit Court, TO May
term, 1889.
Try virtue Of the above stated case d
venditio exponas to me directed, from
the Circuit Court of Yazoo county, viii
expose to The highest bidder for cash, be-
fore the court house door Of Holmes coun
tv, on The third Monday Of March next
the following Described tract or parcel Of
land, TO wit: the q of sec 26, and the
5 h h Of W q Of sec 25,tnshp Ia, range
3 east, the above describ d land is well
improved, levied on as the property o.
David c TIL mas, 10 satisfy the plaintiff
and casts of suit; sale 10 take place 81
hours prescribed BY law.
l. W. PlCKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co., Miss.
Feb 9 13--,ds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SUERlFE'S SALE.
Feb. o

SHERlFF'S SALE.
S G Matthews W D Mckinstry
VS. vendilio exporas VS. vendiio exponas
J Warrington, ct al. Warrington, ct al.
N g. f. O Reilly g. Co. James Hayden, use, &c
Nsyenditio eXponas VS. vcnditio eXponas
] Wellington, ct AL J Wadliugion, ct al.
Martin Peasants & Co Vincent Tory
VS. venli,io exponas vsvendlio cxponas
Washington, ct al. Wnd.ington, ct al.
Reurnable to Holmes Circuit Court, 10 April
term, 1899.
Try virtue Of the above stated case OF
vendi'o exronas to me directed, J
shall expose to sale t, the highest bidder
for cash. at the cont house door in the
town Of Lexington, Holmes county, Miss.
on the third Monday in March next. the
following described lands and aprurte>
nances, to wit: the se q Of sec 33, and
The h W q Of sec "a, tnship IA, range
3 east; on which ihcreare about $50 ac' e.
of cleared land. and comfortable houses o
all kinds, and a first rate cotton Gin, Levied
on as the property of defendant JESSE
Wellington, TO satisfy the above state'
cases and cusis.
l. w. PlCKINS, Sheriff,
Feb q l3-tdS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SfiERIt'f'S SALE

Sanders Taylor, use, &c. Returoabe to Holmes
vs. ia on bond Circuit Court, April
Dennis Cathran, ct al. term, 1889.
Try virtue of the above stated execution to
me directed, ! will expose TO public
sale for cash before the cour, house door in
the town of Lexington,on the first Monday
of March next, the following lands TO wit;
lots 5 and 8 in sec. Ii, tnshp Is, range
3 east; containing l60 acres more or less.
as the property of defendant Cothran to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and costs.
l.. w. PICKINS, Sheriff,
By e. PURSELL, Dept.
Feb9 l3@lds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02

SIiERIEF'S SALE.
Elias Norwood Mary Hammett
vs. vendilio exponas VS. vendliio exponas
Thomas Lee. Thomas Lee, ct al
James w Cusack Josiah Nettles
VS. venditio exponas VS. vendilio exponas
Thomas Lee, ct al. Thomas Lee.
N f Roberts, uses&c. John Montgomery,
VS. veuditio exponas VS. venditio exponas
Thomas Lee, ct al Thomas Lee, ct al.
Retumable to the Holmes Circuit Court, 10 Apri
term, 1889.
RY virtue Of the above stated cases Of
vendilio exponas to me directed,
shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the court house door Of
Holmes county, on the first Monday Of
March next, the following descibed prop
erty to wit: the h ofn q of sec. no. 10,
OF township no l3, Of range no. 3. and
one negro woman named Betsy, 10, years
old, one negro child named William, and
one negro girl named Sarah, IL years old,
levied on as the property of Thomas Lee,
to satisfy the plaintiffs and costs of suit.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff.
BY w. F. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Feb. l2-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
CORONER'S SALE.

ii G Runneis, ct al Returnablc to Holmes
vs. & ia on boud Cicmt Court, to April
W c Kenny, ct al. term, 1889.
CRY virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door in the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county, Misp. on the first Monday
Of March next, the following described
lands TO wit: the h n W q sec. "a, town
ship Ia, range ! east containing 81 acres,
and the h q sec. "a township Ia,
range containing 30 fifty l00ths acres
more or less, levied on as the property Of
said defendant Kinny, to satisfy the above
tated execution and cost.
JOHN c. REEVES. Coroner.
Feb. 2 l2-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERIFFS' SALE.

<raloway & Richard son, II Spivey & Co.
" & IA on bond VS. ii & on bond,
*Nvm Queen, ct Al. VIM Queen, ct al.
SNI y HAYNES g. Co. Returnable to Holmes
$ys f IA on bond, Circuit Court,;to April
Nv m Queen, ct al. term, 1889.
fEDY virtue Of the above stated cases OF
D frie facias to me directed, ] shall
biiar to ths highest bidder for cash, before
nhc court House door Of Holmes county, on
|,he first Monday of April next, the follow
knS described tract Of land to Wit: the h
|nf lot sec l., the W q of s VIC OF see
n 0, and the h of n VIC of lot sec Il,
all situated lying and being in 10 OF 1
% east, containing eighty, 1900 acres,
levied on as the property ct William
g leen, 10 satisfy the plaintiffs and costs
of suit.
I. w. PICKiNS, Sheriff.
BY WV. STlGLER, Deputy.
March 2, l6-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.
March 2 l6.--.ds Trust

benjamin Barbee Green Il Crockett,
vs. vendito exponas VS. vendiiio exponas
S M Dickey, ct AL SM Dickey, ct al.
Dean g. Oiphnt Galloway & Richardson
vs. venditin eSponus VS. venditio exponas
) NJ Dickey, ct al. NJ Dickey, ct al.
Robert Fisher & Co. William fl Marin
IS venditi, cxponas VS. vcnfltio exponas
5 NJ Dlckey, ct al. SIN Dickey, ct al
Returnabe TO the Holmes Circuit Coult, April
term, 1889.
Try virtue of the above stated vendiiio
exponas to me directed, ! will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder foI
cash, at the court house door in the town
Of Lexington. Holmes county, Miss, or
the third Monday of March next, the fol-
lowing lois, lying and l. ing in The towr
of Lexington, known and designated as the
part of 10, No 6, 70 feet Of the " corne
fronting Min street, running back ont
halr the width Of said lot, and the and
h Of said lot, with the exception Of al
feel of the n end of said io'. Also lot O
luarcel Of land, as follows. commencing G.
feet from The boundry of the town o
Lexington, straight line with main stree
due north. Said lots are pretty well i'm
proved. will sell said lots with the ap
purtenances to satisfy the plaintiffs an
costs of sniis, all the RICH, tile and in
lerest of the defendant $ NJ Dickey, vii
te transferred to the purchaser.
|. w. PiCKlNS, Sheriff,
BY w. F. AUSTIN, Deputy.
| Feb 9 l3--tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
NOTICE.

TEYHE undersigned having been APP
ia pointed by the Probate Court 81
Holmes county, commissioners to audit
examine and allow the claims against the
estate of NJ. Mel on, deceased, will NEE
at Lockharts Store, ten miles east OF Lex
ing,on, the third Saturday in each month
for the next six months, for that purpose.
TllOS. LOtKHART,
T.. HORTON,
JOHN WEST.
I'll 10 O.,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
NOTICE.

MOY virtue Of power of attorney, to
No me directed by Jane J. Patrick, Of
the state Of Louisiana, and Parish Of Cado,
| will offer for sale at public auction, for
cash, in the town Of Lexington, on The 4th
Of March next, all the right and title OF
the aforesaid Jane j. Patrick, in and to
the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section 4, township ID, range 8 east; con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less.
SAMUEL BARRETT.
Feb % l5...2w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
NOTICE.

TT FOREWARN all person for trading
IL for note that the undersigned gave
TO A. A. Galpln for $4,000, due Januar,
LIST, 1889, and dated March 81, 1897; til,
consideration for which ! gave said note
has solely failed, and that it was lraudu
lently obtained, which note will not pa,
nnless compelled by law.
JOHN MARTIN.
March 2 l6~-2w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SflERIFF'S SALE.

AL Baal1 of Mississippi Returnable to Holmes
VS. vendito exponas Circuit Court, April
John Nj Brown, ct al term, 1889.
yQY virtue OF the above stated venditlo
- exponas 10 me directed, will expose
to pubic sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door in the tow
of Lexington, Hvlmes county, Miss, on
the third Monday OF March next, the fol-
lowing described tract Of land, to wit; the
Sc q Of sec is, tnshp 10, range 3 east
and one negro man named John, aged "a
wears, as the property of The detendan,
John NJ Brown, to satisfy plaiutihs debt
and costs Of suit.
l. w. PICKINS, Sheriff,
By w. F. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Feb 8 l3so-tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
,SUERIFFr.S SALE.

ID SHERIFI'.S SALE.
q II e. r Rawlings 81 Go W - ller'nston,hse,@c
4. & +, IN bond, VS. IA on bond,
w., Sor,e,s. ct al. WIN Sorrels, ct al.
4, os ;~olema, Rcurnnhle to Holmes
- +, IN hand. Circuit Court, to April
AVN Sorels, e: al. teIn' 1872
&EDY virtue Of the above stated cases o. ;!
&ED fre facias to me directed, sha'l Oh
@ler to tAe highest bidder for cash before
No court no Use door Of Holmes county
bn the first Monday of April next, The
l fDlowing described tract OF, land, to wit.
Nc h Of n q of sec. tnshp 10 range
ia, containing 80 aces m re or less, levic'
Hon as The property of WIN. SJrrels, to sat
#isfy paiuti.Ts debtMnd C ,s's OF sni's.
Il |. w. PlCklNS. Sheriff,
Bv Wan. SriGLER, Deputy.
March ,, l6--;dS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
Feb %
n OF IC e

N " L ~ IL
HDY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. the
NeD Probate Court OF Holmes County
Mississippi, obtained at the February
term, 1889 thereof, the undersigned, as
Executor of the last will AID testament
mucnpatire, Of Peter Kollosie, late of said
county,, deceased, will on Monday, the
18th day Of March next, on the premises
expose to sale, at pubic auction, to the
highest bidder, on a. credit of twelve
months, he north half Of lot No as, in the
town Of Lexington, Mississippi, the rea
estate of said Kollosie. The purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
o. w. BEALL, Executor.
Feb % 15-=--tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Dean g. OEphint SamuelIIoskins & CO.
VS. & ia on bond VS. f la on bond
WIN c Harris, ct al. VIM G Harris, ct al.
Rcturnable to Holmes Circuit Court, April
term, 1899.
NDY virtue of The above stated execu-
IT'D tons 10 me directed, ] will expose to
ublIc sale for cash, before the court house
DOR, in the town Of Lexington, on the
nird Monday of Marchnext, the following
lands, to wit: the b " h and n q of sec
81, nshp is, range 3 east, containing az
acres, more or less, taken as the property
Of William C Harris, to satisfy plaintiffs
lelt and cost
]. w. PICKINS, Sheriff,
BY f. PURSELL, Deputy.
Feb l6 H.. ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SCRUGGS & BELL
Tchnla, Feb. 2, 1899, I2-5w.
N q Il lt .

Ely virtue Of an order of the Hon. the
Il d Probate Court Of Holmes County,
Mississippi, ohia;ned at the February
term, 1889 thereof, the undersigned, a.
administrator OF Malcolm Dent, late Of
said county, decd, will on Monday,
the 25ih day Of March next, on the premi
SEES expose TO sale, at public auction, tostht
highest bidder, on credit of twelve
months, one undivided equal moety, OF
half Of The following lots TO wit:-75,T4
81, and IS, in the town of Lexington, the
real estate df the said deceased; the pur
chaser giving bond wilhapproved security
o. w. BEALL, Admr.
| Feb % Is. ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
James |, Glascock, In attachment retnrnable TO
vs. Holmes Circuit Conf, Oct
Milton Osborne. term, 1888, for the sum OF
S26S2l
YETI HE attachment in this case having
ia been returned duly executed, and
the defendant failing TO appear:-it is or
dered, that unless the said defendant dc
appear, on or before the flst day of The
next term of this court, and give specia
bail, and plead herein, Judgment final by
default will be rendered against him, ant
! The estate so attached will he sold TO sat
tsfy Plaintiffs demands.
II. MORTON Clerk.
Feb l6 I4-fw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02

SELLING OFF Ar COST.
VEN HEsusscribers being d, silous ofclos
"a ing their present business, with a
view Of doing ono Of dlilerent character,
propose to sell their ENTIRE STOCK
either by Wholesale or otherwise assisting
of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
C LOTHlNG, ME- DlCINEs
QUEENSWARE, etc.
They invite country merchants particu-
larly to call and examine the stock, being
a large and well assorted one, as they are
determined to sell and will do 80 at such
prices as will ensure IA handsome profit.
They would also invite planters gener'
ally 10 this and the adjoining counties, tf
call upon them as they have determined
70 sell lower than they can be bought else
where.
The terms will be such as 10 lnluce an,
one to buy who wish 10 engage in TN
business.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02

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BY
Feb. 2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02

P B Pop
VS. ventlit&
SSwishex
Agl. BAN
VS. venGiuk
|SSwisheIa
|Carl,entei|
| VS. vendi,ii
| Swisllea
| Returnas
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umphantly waving o'cr the land OF the free ana
the home Of the brave" And, sir. this cup shall
be sacrcdly preserved, and this day always remem-
bered as the brightest and most evenfu one in the
life or your much honored former commander.
The silver cup was manufactured by Mr.. Gal
Their, young and promising silversmith of this
city, II is in the form of goblet, and has
handsome chasing Of grape vine and fruit upon
its rim On one side Of it is an engraved wreath
Of the olive and the oak, encrcling the following
inscription:
I" Presented BIZ the Washington Light Infantry
to JOHN A. BLAKE, first Captain of the corps, as a
testimony of their esteem"
The company then proceeded to the grounds
where their practice in maneuvering and shooting
was continued for some time, whenthey marched
down the avenue to 7th street, and partook OF a
supper prepared for the occasion. Not being
among the number Of those who partook OF this
feast, we must leave them to their own enjoy
ment, and our readers to conjecture what was
there DONE
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exempt: and hey therefore. cray that The laws
be 50 altered or amended as shall dcbar all foreign
crs the right ofsuffrage, who come into the coun
try after this amendment shall have bccomea law,
or at least require ofihem residence of2l years:
the period which native is precuded-subjeci
also to three years citizens duty.
Your petitioners also pray that a law be enact
ed that will have tendency thereafter to prevent
the introduction Of Objectionable foreigners among
us and also of preventing any foreigner from be-
coming citizen, who owes any obligations to any
foreign power, civil military, or religious. Also
for a law prohibiting the existence within the
United States of any association, civil, military,
or religious, which may be in any way, directly
or indirectly, connected with, or subject 10 the
direction or influence of any foreign power.
Your petitioners will further pray that a law be
enacted 10 prohibit the naturalization Of foreign
ers during any election.
And your subscribers will ever pray.
SIGNED,
WILLIAM CARELs,
JOHN DUNCAN, (present High Constable,)
G.. w. CARELs,
JAMES GREGoRY, (present Coroner,)
GEORGE RocKENBuRG, (at present candidate
for Commissions III Spring Garden,)
GEORGE p. LITTLE,
WILLIAM J. BEDLocK. and others.
N. b. 1.-THE truth Of the above sta cment should
be denied, the original shall o. pr.t.nred on rel
erence to any honorable mar
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Cooking Potatoes The preparation is begun
by taking sufficient quantity of potatoes from
the cellar, where thy should always be kept I'M
til this time, to last three or four days or week,
|sprouting and washing them clean. If the pota-
toes are to be cooked for the morning they are
then taken in the evening, aud if for dinner be-
fore breakfast in the morning, pared, not entire
lily, but two thirds or threefourths OF the skin on
the outside; they are then soaked several hours
in clean cold water, which operation is said to
extract all those deleterious qualities which are
|disagreeable both to the eye and to the taste.
Boiled in a kettle of water until about two-thrds
cooked, a large portion of the water is turned
off, leaving the remainderto eyaporate in steam
over and through the potatoes. The result is
that even those potatoes which are shrivelled
with the lateness of the season will come out as
mealy and fresh as the best OF potatoes when
taken ripe from the ground.-Farmer's Monthly
Visitor.
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MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
OCT. p, 1899.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that BOARD
Il OF APPEAL will meet al the City Hall on Mon.
DAY NEXT the 2Sh inst and there remain from day
day. for six days sncccssvey. tron O'Clock \ NJ. to
o'clock p M. and from o'clock p M ill sunset, tc1
hear and determine all Appeals from The Assessment
Of the Assessors, for the year 1889
/, Aug. 26-lt. PETER FORCE
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the ten years Bsa has been IN extensive use IN
prnep the Northern States ani W me per
ason fose is efficacy, the Proprietor has made
arrangements rnh The druggist q this places that aii may avs1
thcnselyes remedy before tie disease gets 70 seated mat no
medicine will remove lis effect obstinate coughs truly won
deru The following individuals voluntarily give their names
the proved Its efficacy From the know
ledge Materials and tho favorable effect upon our patients
where we have atovo Basam recommend to
vnuat medicine FOE what is recommended Calvin Ellis, M
D. Albert Williams NJ D. members the Massachusetts, Medical
socey certificates the direction, what astonishing
cures L has elected for A. Webster, Boston, Horace Gall, Bsor
Me- Tboa r. Boston, Eish Horon firm Of Baker H0
ton Boston David Woodbury. clerk Of Josiah Ssadmsn Mics L
Howard Thousands Of othe could Be named, where best
Lwn. As security against councrfeits esh direction VIII =
.gnsd By the Proprietor NJ Gardnsr Poprieo fsaasn9e
e1 Washington Street, Boston, where all odersc eidesS
Also observe the bottle impressed the gass he sams ns -
n. Gardner's Indian Balsam Of Liverwcr 7
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wv tVERLY NOvELS.-The cheapest edition ever
Wv published A further supply just received
The Abbot---by w. M. MORRISON, athis book store,
4 doors west Of Browns Hotel Ntt rs.
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I'D IpLET'S NOTES or THE FOUR GOSPELS,
~ with notes, chiefly explanatory, designed orteac
er III Sabbath schools and bible classes, and as am aid
family instructions; two volumes in one, containing Nj
thew ana Mark. Just received and for sale al w. M ,
MORRiSON'S book stoles doors west Of Browns
Oct 20. Hotel.
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fTyHE POLITICAL WORKS OF ROBERT SOU
THEY, coilectetby himself, ten volumes conHet;
MORRISoN's book aud stationary store, doors vest
OF Browns Hotel Oct 20.
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NXTE HAVE ON hand a large supply OF Cloths and
Wv Cassmeies, which we will sell by the yard or
piece on the most reasonable terms, but shall not have
them made up we have formerly done, desiring 10
leave this part OF the business exclusively to the Mer-
chant Iaors. BRADLEY u CAILEII.
Oct. 5.
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.SimDle Cure for Dgse1ter;,

Simple Cure for Dysenter3 .~ rs las season
ofthe year, when this d 4 yS,Aa aop oltentimes
fatal disease is prevalent x, 2ur ties aAd popu-
lous towns, an old friend has handed US the fol.
lowing simple recipe for publication, which has
been practiced in his family for many years, with
uniform success, even in the most alarming stages
of the complaint Take Of lndisn Corn, roasted
and ground in the manner ofcoffee, Tor ofcoarse
meal Drowned and boil in sufficient quantity
OF water to produce strong liquid like Coffee,
and drink tea cup full warm, two or three
times day. One days practice it is said, will
ordinarily effect cure.-Aldany Advertiser.
Toast Wi.hout Butter.-Prepare your bread in
the usual way-put into pan one pint Of new
milk and mix in a little cold milk two table
spoon-fulls Of flour. and when the milk in the
pan bois, pour it in and add tea spoonful Of
salt and let it scald but not boil then pour it ovel
your bread. This is good and wholesome sub
stitute for fat or butter gravy to eat on baked po-
tatoes or other vegetables.
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EINNGLISH VENETIAN CARPETlNG-We have
IA just received full srts super Venitans, all Wool
Oct 26 BRADLEY s. CATLETT.