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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
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Ea9lU%
EQnNn.l67[ ~ Ilga1AN
0-- SPEED INCREASED 60

OIJ- SPEED INCREASED 60
yayHE undersigned for the purpose OF
III alTording every facility to the trav-
eIling community, have made arrange
ments by which passengers can visit every
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selves that their accommodations will
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lines which the subscribers have control,
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State Of Mississippi. They will run an nc-
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Coaches to Yazoo City and Holly Springs,
will be in readiness TO convey passengers
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ton.
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june 90 32-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
NOT MARRIED YET,

Not married yet! all, let me think
How horrid is the thought,
That eighteen summers have escaped,
And still am not caught;
And still-and still-'tis like to he,
If thoughts don't alter soon
No matter-rll live on in hope,
AT least another moon!
No Offer yet!-ah, what a thought,
For maiden past eighteen,
With face and form as ldullless too,
AS any ever seen;
All, wherefore do they keep me back,
Ah, why this long delay?
No man need ask H,s maid but once
To name the wedding dav.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
Trust SaIe

WHEREAs william =.
Mississippi, did on tho IN, SNa 81,
cember 1889, make eyoo s.'u tgdd
unto John M. Clemen, I. .ns a., az
Austin Aust as Trustees for 'I II. TId,I
William = II II. McCulchan \ | os.,l Set
Of Trust to the following as ssisn
erty, to wit The east l b,Ir y
the lot numbered ihiriy.,b b',,
on which is grocery fronting in's :,
lie square in the town Of Ics; -
county aiOrresaid) and the DorE
numbered e.. iorty-two (No, 42 yV y
a dwelling house, in said town. % !, y, ,
ton with all privileges and d' :. y
ces 'hereunto belonging, ~s aPl1t'
Deed Of Trust was g Sis,1 ,ol.
payment Of certain mole lber. ;r' ".
ed u and was duly ackno~I %i,elp ' o..
mllled 10 record on The l9 rIS y. 900
cember 1889 isee Book G j. ~ o'ga
and whereas said McCu,cb,rnp ~ Sf'
9Th day of April 1910 a s'.r a .s.1
and Deed Of Trust 10 Simos." s' aIS
agent of Shadrach Barnes n q s',s'a
Alabama as appears BY saij II n saI'
d trust and record and said SyIs pi s',;'
notified me that said nole Ien' G,,' n "a.1
and and required me as surviving Tvs ".p' |
self said property accorGpps M ,l 'as
said Deed of Trust: ~@'as
Now, therefore, | shall pro,,,a !,
the above described properly 4 y M
auction TO the highest bidder beans]
Court House door of said ,on'', '
Holmes, for cash, at Twelve CcIoeI
on the ''
4om d0y Of January A. D. lal
ana make to the purchaser lhered
tile as Is vested in me Is surviving Tr,I
named in said Deed of Trust.
JOHN M. CLEMENT, I
Surviving TRUSTEE
Lexington, Dec. 5, 1910. III
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
no the Debtors
oFIHE COMMERCIAL & RAIL RQ
Bank of ViCksburo

or THE COMMERCIAL & RAIL rod
Bank of VlCksburg.
MDf a clause in the assigumentotl
ED property and effects Of The add
Bank on the 18th February last, which
recorded, the debtors are secured IN 1
right to pay 10 the paper Of the Bank u
III the 18Th Of February next, upon a
debt due it, and to pay it afterwards %
all debts which shall by that day
"secured" to the satisfaction Of The
signees.
Those debts which by tina, time \
not be so secured will be subject TO i
rule as may be adopted in carrying.
rust into effect. The clause reftrrs
is as follows to wi, ;-"The lus
shall proceed to collect and hold The
ceeds Of such sales and also to coINI
realise in money the most that mr
practicable from the bonds, BiIlsd
change, Bills receivable, Notes, Acra
claims, judgments, demands, chooses
lion and profits of said Rail Road
and after the time of its complies
Jackson, hereby transferred and as
to them Provided, that hOweva
said trustees shall in no case reIr
receive from debtors TO said Pfst
Directors and Company of The Com
cial and Rail Road Bank Of EIcEa
the bank notes, checks, post notes
Gates of deposit, and Bills recelI
due from said Bank, or any Of lis bnd
in payment of debts due 10 The SAID
dent, Directors and Company Of lIr
mercial and Rail Road Bank Of
burg, provided such debtor or DEBTORS
give sufficient security for the an@1
his, her, or their liabilities wlthnl'
months after the Repatriation Of tbs
Of trust.
w. w. FRAZIER,
THOS. E. ROBBINS, Avg
WIN. S. BODLEY.
November 81,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

N Office. Agreeebly to an order Of
Ia the Hon. Court Of Probotes, for
Holmes county, made at the February
term, 1910 thereof, will on Monday the
9TH day of December next, as Administrn.
tor upon the estate of John w White,
deceased, proceed TO sell the following
lands belonging TO the estate ofsaid de-
cedant, to wit: north half north east quar-
ter section 35, township l6, range 2 east ::
on credit Of 10 months, the purchaser
will be required to give good security
sale to take place at the Court House in
Lexington.
AZARlAH WATKINS, Admir-,
OF Juo. w White, decd.
Oct 10 IS tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
NOTICE.

"a LII personsconcerned in the estate
"A of William L. Awrich, deceased,
are hereby notiiird tina, ] shall as Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Aceni,h Arick. de-
ceased, present for final settlement to the
Probate Court, of Holmes county, its
next December term, the accounts Of the
said Asccnth Awrick, as execurix Of the
estate of William l.. Awrck deceased.
JACKSON C. RAWLINGS.
October 10, 4S-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
YaXOO City Hotel.
I1IlI CO.

TVHE undersigned takes this method
u of returning his thanks to his
friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO him and
respectfully asks continuation thereof,
he is prepared and will keep horses for
persons by the day, week, or month, on
good terms, his stable is large and dry
and shall be attended to by the best OF
hostlers, and will keep constantly on
hand, good proyender, the public are res
pectfulIy invited to give me a call.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
From the Long Island Star.
A FAMILY.

rum AbC Lung A9I"iAN NNN'E
A FAMILY.
/ saw content the other day,
Sit by her spinning wheel,
And plenty in wooden tray
Or wheat and Indian meal.
Death, also, at a table sat
Dining upon ham,
But appetite demanded yet
A cabbage and clam.
Wealth sat enthroned upon green
And fragrant load of hay;
And happiness compelled dog
Behind cart to play.
Delight was chasing butterflies,
With Laughter and with JOY;
Affection gazed with ardent eyes
Upon the sweet employ.
Beauty was watering flowers
Beside the cottage door;
Ard Pleasure spoke about tour
To Mr.. Staples store.
Industry bid good morrow,
And invited me to tea;
But Jolly bid me stay away,
Unless came with Glee.
Patience sat in an easy chair,
Unravelling skein;
While Mirth, with roguish eye and ali,
Would tangIe it again.
BensvoIence had built tower
OF pudding bread and meat,
And bid Compassion take il o'er
To Want, across the street.
But was graliGed TO see
Easy, and free, and far,
With Innocence upon his knee,
Old Satisfaction there.
lie took me by the hand, and led
Me down a vista green,
Where Fun aud Frolc antics played
Two ancient oaks between.
But best of all it was to find,
That Love, the day before,
The topping dress had kicked behind,
And tossed him out Of the door.
And now kind reader, # you choose
This family TO know,
a farmers here III Introduce
A "hundred years sgo.n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIT EFT my bed and board on the 25lh
-EA instant, my wife Margaret Guessl
without provocaton hereby forwarn all
persons from crcdiling her on my accoune
with the expectation of my paying the
same, for | will not pay any debts she
contracts.
TERRELL GUESS.
november ~, 3-2m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
Match ReDAirlnsI

TOHN BELL, respectfully u
Cd the citizens Of Lexington apa y.
that he confines to repair Walcoes' N I.
Ear Rings. Finger Rings an ! ' !, !
Iewelry. He is also prepare " M
Gun and Pistol locks, and all !, ~, VI
soldering and brazins whether q Y
iron. :. M
or His shop IS on tho cal1 y. M n
BealI's Tavern, at the sign Of . ,as N \
He takes this occasion 10 ,s'. ..'a,i
to those who have so llbera'l P' "a
him heretofore, and hopes Dy s,' M
tention TO bushes to merls : ''
of the same. "a
Lexington, Nov, ",
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
NOTICE,

MS hereby given to all concerned that
Ia the undersigned administrators Of the
estate Of Benjamin S. Williams, deceased
will apply to the Honorable Probate court
of Holmes county, at the December term
lS40 thereof, for final settlement of their
said administration.
JOHN s. TANNER,
w. b. WHIEFIELD,
Administrators.
October 3, 47-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
EnIICATION.

u .ef \
EVTIE LEXINGTON FEMALE p ~ 'n,,oS
Ill under the care of MISS l's an If "A
menced lis second session on lae =. '~ tip I
Der. Pupils will be received a. ~, a,Y rilp|
the session. Persons unacquallIls.a:. ~, dts|
gress Of the pupils Of this in't' ,iOn %
last session who desire informant; Ma b.
icct, are respectfully referred y y,s %l NJ /
Tory, Doctor Bone, Mr.. go "1ia9ton Z
and Mr.. S. v. Wilson, Of LeA w.. d
vicinity and NJ l., FITCH EST
Mississippi. -. "a tho cotr4
wish to avail themselves o. ~, ,n and rsl
nifty of educating their chllaf T 'T1"iliopr
find the terms for Boarding ana ~ VI
LEXINGTON, Oct. 81,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS:

OIrAll of the charges due to be paid
in good money when called on, no ac,
countability for baggage unless delivered
to the Clerk or Landlord.
ii. n. WHITMAN, Pro.
Yazoo CITY, Aug 30, 1910 ID If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
A VERY USEFUL HINr.-A DISTINGUISH.

A VERY USEFUL HINT.-A distinguish.
cd physician wrltes:-"l look upon tram
guilty of mind and patience to contribute
as much as any thing whatever to the Gu
ring of the diseases. On this principle
account for the circumstance of ANIMALS
not laboring under illness so long as human
beings. Brutes do not think SO much as
we, nor yex themselves about futurity; but
endure their maladies without rejecting
On them, and recover from them by the
sole means oil temperance and repose.n
Ht
POINTED REPLY.-A singing master,
while teaching his pupils, was visited by a
brother OF the tuneful art. The visiter
deserving that the chorister pitched the
tunes vocally, said, "Sir, do you not use
pipeg' "No sir" with admirable gravity,
replied Semibreve, 81 chem"
MELANCHOLY CAsUALITY.-On Sun
dav, 18th ult, the mother, the wife and two
children Of Mr.. Carey, in a two horse
carriage, were proceeding to pay visit to
a friend at Springfield, Ill. In attempting
10 cross bridge over small creek, fif.
teen miles from Mt. Carmel-the bridge
being somewhat in dlapidated condition,
the carriage fell off and was upset in the
creek, Instantly drowning the whole party
SorrENINe THE ExPREssIoN.-"Thar'
4 laundering big Iior' said Tom. "No,'
replied Dick, otis only Eliminating en-
lurrement Of elongated veracity." Har
~ took of his hat, elevated his eyes and
held bis tongue.
fcr 49,,
Teachers may cultivate the child's in.
tsIlect and improve the mind; but the
iniprs said and done at home, are The BUSY
ADIsts In forming the chlld's character
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
And SO, thon art no more,

AUN $40 TIVu uIN no VTUIV1
No more Thy rest is with obrons years, =.
Beyond the food.-Yet when the trump shall
sound,
Blown by the s.rong archangel, thou shalt wake
From the dim sleep of ages.-When the tombs
That lock their slumberng tenants cleave in twain,
Thou shalt come forh,--Yea, thou shalt rise
again,
And shall look upon thee--when the dead
Stand before God.--But come not murmuring
M forth,
Unwlingly--like Samuel'S summon'd ghost,
To damt me mt the judgment. --No--be kind,
BE pltiful, bear witness tendery-
And il thou hast dread account for me,
Go, dip Thy dak scroll in redeeming blood.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Il. s. j. Cook
vs.. 1893

tAOIUtI Sbuh, cA Ut
Superior Court of Chancery-June Term
1910.
H TPON opening the matters OF this
e. bill, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the court, that the defendants
John Ilorner, and Horner Good, are not
inhabitants OF this sate--but resides BET
You'd the Limits thereof so that the ordina
ry process Of this court cannot be eyecn-
ted on them--Thereforc, it is ordered tha-
unless the said defendants appear before
the chancellor at the court room in Jack.
son, the first Monday in December next,
and plead, answer or demur to the bill OF
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof, will be taken pro c9niesso, and
such order or decree made therein as che
chancellor may deem equitable and jlsl
1t is further ordered that a copy of this
order be inserted in the Lexington Union
once a week for two months successfully.
II. l.. DIXON, Crk.
Fultz g. Brooke, for com'pt.
Lexington, Sept. 10. 45 3m. pr. fee SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

" iAL ~ DLlC.
Persons wanting n safe and Innocent
CATHARTIC PILL, will do well to
call at the Drug Store of w. ii. Eliot,
and procure those prepared by himself
| have used them in my practice and feel
satisfied in recommending them TO the
public.
L.. S. MITCHELL, M. D.
LEXINGTON, June 81, 1910.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
From the Lady's Book, for December.
TIE DYING YEAR.
ny MRS. L, II. siGoURNEY,

ny MRS. L. II. slGouRNEY.
Voice Of the dying year!-l hear thy monn
Like some spent breaker of the distant sea,
Chatting the fretted rock.-Is this the end
Of thy fresh, morning music, gushing out,
In promises of hope?-IIave the bright flush
Or Springs young beauty, crowu'd with budding
flowers,
The passion vow ~ Summer, and the pledge
Of faithful, fruitful Autumn, come to this!
Il sec thy younglng moon 90 down the west,
The midnight clock gives warning, and it's stroke
Must be thy death kncll-ls that quivering gasp
The last sad utterance Of thine agony?
] see thy clay-cold fingers sUive,to clasp
Some prop,-In vain!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LLpersons are cautioned ag1ins
= taking note given by me to John
F Crawford, payable TO A Byrn, on the
Isl January next, and bearing date on
the 18th or 10th May last, as the con.
sideration for which said note was Civ
en-, has entirely failed, and | slall nc
pay the same.
CHATHAM HURST.
Tchula, Oct 10, 1910. 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12

NOTICE.
M ETTERS of Administration, hav.
MA ing been granted to the under
signed by the Hon. Alva Wilson, judge
OF the Court .of Probates of Holmes
county, at the September term of said
Court, 1910, upon the estate ofWilliam
j. Fraysier, Esq, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law
or the same will be forever barred.
NATHANIEL E. RIVES,
JOHN M. CLEMENT.
Oct AT CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
II a W Ut I'D +.
October 3,

A LII. persons indebted 10 the uder-
IN signed, will please come forward
and settle up Immediately, or they will be
waited on by an officer. Ia my absence
Mr.. James Whitaker, is authorized to
collect and receipt for The same.
TH0RT0N A. WILTSHIRE.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
BALTIMORE
$ A Z u RDAY FsNIN G
V2STGTaE5R.

A CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE LITERA
RY FAMILY NEWSPAPER OF THE
LARGEST CLASS.
Fl + contains more Original matter, written &c,
FL pressiy for it Than any weekly paper in Amer
lea, more than FORTY WRITER'S, embracing
some Of the brightest names in the country, beside
European correspondents, Gil its columns.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Per nnnum, $500
Ifpaid in advance, 200
If paid at the expiration Of six months, $50
For six months, If paid in advance. ,25
GREAT INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
vDiSSOlutiOn'

WVHEcopurtnership h e ~ & 81
ID under the firm Of YAM ',,''aI %
is this day dissolved by mu ;n.l sa NJ
all those having claims asa,,',n y
will present then for pa ,I "Isa.s o
those owing said firm WI. ..p p'I . {. 3
medialeIy and make payment = n,s &C
us he is alone AUTHORISED y"
sumo II YATp
5. Borrb'
September %, lslo.--1O
BLANK DEEDS ss,',bsd
An approved form, for sale q y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
INSOLVENCY.

AlNIoOLF ENVY
TEHHE undcrsign having been appointed
IL by the honorable Probate Court oil
Holmes county, Mississippi, ct the Ocio-
Der term, lS40, thereof, commissioners 10
receive, examine, audit and allow claims
against the estate Of Samuel Elliott deceas.
ed, late Of said county, will meet at the
house Of Il. Hays, on the first Saiur
lay in each month for tbe next three
months for that purpose.
J. III. KILPATRICL,
ARTHUR HAYS,
w. III. ELLIOT,
Commissioners