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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
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tUP We see by an advertisement in another
column that Messrs. Conisiock & Co. the Aincri-
can agents for Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
have deputies 10 sell that article in Boston and
elsewhere. We know lady Of this city whose
hair was So nearly gone a. 10 expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering
that they betokened IA most amiablo disposition,
was mol in reality very unfortunate. Neverthe-
less she mourned the loss Of locks that she had
worn, and, after years Guiess resort to mis-
called resioratives, purchased, some months ago,
a boll'e or two Of Oldridge's Balrn, and she has
now rnglcis in rich prolusion. glossy, aud OF
raven blackness, We are not putting none OF
the commodity has hcen sent to US. and indeed,
we do not want any, for though we were obj
ged to wear wig year ago, we have now,
through its virtue, hair enough, and OF passa-
Bile quality Of our own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated BY a
notorious coun,creer, Let i never he purchns-
cd or used unless il have the name OF l.. T. Com
stock. or the signature Of tomsiock 4 Co. on =
splendid wrapper. This is The only external tes.
that will secure the public from deception.
Address COMSrOCK & co,
| Wholesale Druggists, N. York, No. 2 Fletcher
street. For sale 10y X. }. TAYLOR, New
port, r. June 10.
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HAYNES HAIR ToNIC.-rhe efIica

AfNE'S HAIR TONIC.-1he eihca
% cy Of this elegant preparation in restoring
the growth of the hair IN bald places, Is truly
wonderful. Nhere the hair has been worn oil
from the top Of the head, by The careless practice
Of carrying things in the crown Of the hat. II Is
gene ally considered difficult IL not impossible TO
restore II, but it j. found by numerous examples
that tho Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly aud effects a complete cure Every
genleman--(wo say nothing to the ladies, II be-
ing FAR presumption that their hair Is always in
iuli luxurinnce at least il always seems sc,)-
every gentleman no hnds his hair growing ioo
thin, or beronng loose, should place bottle oI
Jay nes lIau Tcuic IN his dressing case and apply
il wirl fec use of the hair brvsh every morn
ing The result will b. a foil, strong aud healthy
head Of hair. The rnses that have fallen nnde'
.our own observation warrant US full, ~ asserting
this. There Is no mistake in Dr. Jayne
Weskiy Messenger.
The above !, Tor sale in This town by Mrs
ANNA NJ. EDDY. franklin. street, door
Es,t Of The Custom House. Jan 30.
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JUST RECEIVED,

VIZ
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Linincnt for the Piles.
Oldrdge's balm Of Columbia-for promoting
he growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do.
Mrs t;ardner's Balsam Of I.iverwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth-ache drops.
Moore's Essence Of Life.
Whiiwell's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's Kreosote and Gall Tooth-ache
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Liniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmatic Pills.
IInckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Sal, Rheum Ointment.
! Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
! Williams Oil Spruce.
| Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DIR. Rush. Pills for Dyspepsia.
DR.. 1hompson's Tooth-ach Drops.
! Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct Cooey's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, sc &c &c.
For sale by
r. r.. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near the Court House, Newport, X. L.
Il April l8, 1884
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From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
MEMORY,S TOKENS.

That nans is sIill cherished
Undimm'd mid the years
Tint herald their birth time
IN stsh. snd in ,enrs-
Away rom This fond heart
No token has aed,
From rsmory's keeping
No wishes have sped
As faithGuE and constant
A. dove to iIs ns,e.
This heart hus been cnangsless
Mid smiles nnd mid hn,es
No thonghi hss been sbs-ns
,ruan, from thee.
rby memory has suGered
No rival With mo.
rvegsaed upou bright eyss
IN cliniss s,r away,
As pure rs the suubeams
Tha, eenseiessIy stray;
I've listened tn cay ones
In wildue.s and gFes,
But what was that giadnsss
When distant from thee
Thy image is pictured
Anew IN each benln,
That gladdens the Sowing
ofhG's onward stream :
80 tain, of deception
Il there with its sting,
Bni brighter the msm'riss
ArOurd inc that chrg.
The world may deceive in.s
And bitter the hlss',
Ilat c.Imer tlse morrow
When all shall be past
The sun may be elouded
Aud dark be Thy days,
nut trust to tho shining
or Hopes cheering rays.
Then heed not, my worshirped,
Ny love is still true,
Through storm sud in sunshine
IT'S treasured In you--
On Liie's troubled ocean
The single bright star,
That points 10 the haven
OF bliss THAT'S sfar.
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DIR. ALIENS B.fLSA.M OF HORE.
HOUND, LIPER WORT And
PLEURJS ROOT FOR
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Large .aches from Liuie Toe Corns grow."

Larce 1chts from L'ifIe Toe Corns grow"
EORNS, CORNs--An efIeciual and war
~ ranied cure for Toe Corns. which does mol
nil to cure in one instnce in 100. for sale by the
gross dozen. or single bo,. by A. o. 4 %. SANDS,
100 Fulton, corner of Nillian-slreet. n. York.
Also. by u. n. HAZARD. Sign ofihs Golden
uohw, Newport, n. .. f'ice oalJ rs esnI'.
Dee as
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TIE ORIGINAL AND
GENITlN mai NN nC IL

ETtWORr, and the most popu-
lar remedy for Pulmonary Com
plants. Price 50 cents a bottle,
The true, original and genuine
4 A.
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Delhi, Hly IL, 1897.
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Total 1868
The following certificates show the big est
nation in which DR.. Aliens Iialsan is held.
nE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

had not appeared with his imported French
polish. Queen Elizabeth boxed her maids
OF honor, AMI sometimes her ministers.
Essex cIapped his hand on bis sword when
served with the royal sauce. She too had
been 'tickled in bed by some Of her male
friends, liberty not TO he tolerated in
these times. l. is said Of Cleopatra That
she gave her steward merciess cutting
when con'raGcted by him before Augustus.
Ii ia remarkable that Cromwell had no
fear Of the pen, He said, "The govern
ment that cannot stand paper shot deserves
10 fall" Napoleon, on the contrary, when
all Europe tremLled at his sword, lived in
daily fear Of he piercing point Of Madame
de Stael's pen.
A British Consul was thrown into the
lnquisiton for saying something against
the Catholic religion. Cromwell de-
manded his release; the King said, 81
cannot interfere with the lnqustion"
/" Then" replied Cromwell, Twill make
war on the Inquisition," and the Consul
WIS lIpeTdtcu III Il 'l't. nc VIcFShlC'
the expiration of the Vaudols, and sup
ported the Protestants Of Nismes, who
Ivencrate the name Of Cromwell. Ma2arin
complained to Madame Turenne, " am
between two fires; if advise the King to
punish the Reformed Church, Cromwell
threatens to join the Spaniards; if favor
them, the Court OF Rome account ne a
hereto"
Most part of the nigh; before his death
he was talking to himself. "Truly,"
4 said he, God is good; he will not leave
me. would could live to be further
%crviceable to God and his people, bat my
work is done" They offered him some
drink; he was desired to take it and en-
deavor to sleep. lie answered, &" 1t is ro
my design to drink or sleep, but to make
rhat haste I can Is be gone"
At his death occurred most violen
storm; chimneys were thrown down, trees
uproocd. houses unrooGed, and he died OF
The 81 of September, day on which he
had been twice victorious "a day which
he considered the most lucky of his life.
The Puritans incurred and said, " It is
the Lord--a great man has fallen in Is
rael."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

A EOY'S ADVENTURE.


The River Esk Ia common Celtic name
for rivers in the British Island after a
short course Of four miles from its parent
lake among the mountains, enters the
great Bay of Donegal, little below the
town. On a steep bank above the bridge,
the base Of which is washed by the stream,
stands a fine old castle OF the early Tudor
era, formerly belonging to the great Earl
O'NeilI, hat now with the greatest part Of
the town, the property Of the Earl OF Ar
ran. The building, being considered a
rich specimen Of the architecture Of that
period, is surrounded on three sides by IA
modern wall, and preserved as much rs
may be from further decay. The north
ern side Of the castle rises high and alb.
rupt from the rocky bank of the river,
and is very richly mantled with ivy.
The only inhabitants Of the interior Of
the castle, in my boyhood, were two large
owls, who lived there, | believe, upwards
Of twelve years. But this wise and woe
thy pair were unfortunate in their family,
for none Of their progeny ever reached
owI.hood. Whether it was that the eli
mate was unfavorahle, or the parent owls
did not foudle owlets iudicious y, or pecked
them too roughly, or did not keep their
nest warm enough, or brought them old
mice, too tough for inlantile maslication,
know not ;but the fact was, that no chick
lived to adult age, and the old owl and
his wife we're left without children, 10
snore away their time, for want Of better
employment,wth such apoplectic fervor as
used often to stanIe myself and other lit
tie boys passing near the north front Of
the castle.
Yet, although these two denizens had
kept possession for SO long time Of the
penetra'ia Of the edifce, the outrageous
and nourishng ivy on The outside harbored
legion Of jackdaws and sparrows. 1t
happened that on fine, clear morning in
February, having been presented by my
father with new gun and accompani-
men,s, the reward of some piece of good
conduct which | forget, | determined to
make war on these birds, and TO distin-
guish my first feat in arms, by the slaugh-
ter of a whole hecatomb.
Having made reconnaissance before
breakfast, ascertained that the enemy
was in great force, though in state of
relaxed discipline, which BODIED an auspi.
cious result from sudden and bold at
tack. determined therefore, as soon as
! should swallow my porridgc, TO surprise
their position.
Breakfast over, and powder-horn and
Ishot-belt induced, | seized my gun and
marched boldly to the attack. After
creeping on my hands and knees till with
in thirty yards of the foot of the castle
wall, the rocky nature of The soil prevent
ing more regular approaches, | halted and
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

at the vicinity Of the point Of attack, OF
furry from the unusual mode OF progress
slon, or haste, or a bad lock; but, alas!
the melancholy fact is too certain, whats
ever the cause, that instead of Bringing
down materials fer hafa dozen sparrow
pies, blew myself W.
| never conld find data to calculate how
high had been projected. The powder
horn contained exactly pound Of treble
strong hartford. lis brass head was
found, some days after, abont quarter Of
mile Of, but it could throw no more
light on the subject.
My first recollection Of tins horrible
business is dated from tub Of suds in our
wash-house, into which had been soused,
TO pat me out. After swallowing more
soap than was agreeable, both in decocion
and Infusion, the larger grains of powder
were we'll spOnaed out Of my ewes, nos
trIls, mouth and throat, and was put to
bed. In five minutes nv kind uncle, Or.
e., and my sweet cousin, his daughter,
were at my bedside.
About fortnight afcrward. when my
eyes began 10 open, called for looking
glass. The following, as nearly as can
Irecoleet, was the amount Of casualties.
Eirst.-Ono mahogany colored patch,
occupying my forehead, peeling of al the
edges, but FAST aground in the middle.
item.--Two eyebrows missing; suppo-
sed TO have been shot into the ivy.
I Hem Two pairs ofcyolashes, do. d..
lom,--Two burned boaf.teaks in place
/ of checks.
lien.-My curls, glossy and luxuriant
.snblimcd, and wandering through the al.
mospbere os curl-cloujs.
Item. - Both hands tender as the loh-
Ister and red as its claw. When quite re-
covered, ahjured the gun and learned to
fish. ['TriAes from my Portfolio
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
SHIIRIFE1S SALE,

r C Rayner, use sc Returnable to Holmes
vs. al Fl ia Circuit Court, TO A.
l. b & r K Powers. pril term, 1910.
EDY virtue Of the above stated execution
4 3 shall expose 10 sale to the highest
bidder for cash, at the court house door OF
my county, on
The Third Monday Of February nert,
the following described tracts or lots Of
land, to wit: lots number %, 81 and A +,
situate, lying and being in the town Of
Emery; levied on as the property OF Luke
B Powers, TO satisfy the above stated
execution and costs Of suite, this the Oh
day Of January, lS40.
}. ID. WYATT,
Sheriff Of Holmes county,
BY ID. :. GLASS,
Deputy.
Jan II 0 ids
printers fee 10 dollars and 80 cen's.)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
SHERIFV'S, SAEL.

iIdIHVl ~ bIuG hetnfllalic 10 ttOImcs
VS. ais II Ia CIrcuit Court 10 Anil
L l. pIumer term 1910.
Edward w Sand rs &
James G Boe
TDY virtue Of the above stated execu.
-tSD ton which issued from the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of Holmes
County, and to me directed; shall expose
to sale TO the highest bidder for cash, al the
Court House door of my county, on the
Third Monday in February ncrt,
the following valuable tracts or parcel of
lands to witt he north hall of north cast
quarter Of section thirty two, and ives,
half north west quarter section thirty three,
township thirteen, range three east, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres more
or less. Also the west half Of north east,
quarter, east half of north west quarter
north half Of east hall OF south west quar-.
ter section twenty nine, township thirteen,
range three east, containing two hundred
acres more or less.
Levled on as the property of Edward
w. Sanders, to satisfy the above stated
execution and cost of suit accrung thereon
will sell all the right, title, interest and
claim, that Il. W. Sanders, may have in
and to the above described tracts or parcel
Of lands.
J. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
Jan IL 0 IDS Pr. fee $l4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

AMERICAN BEAUTY.-She was new
blown rose, scarcely past sixteen, with
black eyes and black hair, Straight Gre
clan nose, and TO say all, she had dimples
40 her cheeks. Her neck, 10 gracefuness
and whlteness, might have challenged
that Of a swan; and although her bust
was somewhat diminutiye, il correspondent
well with her slender waist and the OK
irene del!cacy of her hands and feet. In
shoft, she was ono Of those American
beauties one cannot hehold without loving
and rltying at the same time; for such is
the exquisite proportion and symmetry of
their limbs, that not an atom of them can
suffer the least alteration without destroy
ing the harmony Of the whole. One
might compare their beauty to that of m
elegant turned period in which YOU cam
not altar one word without destroying tho
whole sentence; or 10 use more correct
slmlie, to finished pieces Of poetry, which,
hy the alteration Of a single syllable, de-
generates into prose. never could look
IN any one Of those syl phs without feeling
an involuntary motion to place them, like
other jewels, in some velvet ecria, to
protect them, from vulgar contact or tho
blghting Influence Of the atmosphere. -
Aristocracgjn America. From the sketch
book of Il German NoJlemdn. Edited By
r. J. Grand.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

A humorous writer compares love TO
-. so,..o II 49, IT.. $500
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
SuERIFF'S SALE.

Thos Holt, use SC Rctumgblc 10 Holmes
VS. pl fl Ga on bond Circuit Court, to A.
Saml Swisher, etal lri term, 1910
HEY virtue Of the above stated eyecu-
-AD ton to me directed, ! shall expose to
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door of my county on the
Third Monday Of February neat,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to Wit: the south west half of scu'h
vest quarter Of section IS, township l3
range three cast.
Levied on as the property Of Thomas
Lee to satisfy the above stated execution
and costs Of suit, this the 9th day Of Janu-
ary, 1910.
J. II. WYATT,
Sheriff Of Holmes county.
January II 0 IDS
printers fee 10 dollars and so ccnts.)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
Jus. II. KILPATKlCK, ghos. w. HARRIS
KILPATRlCK 81 HARRIS
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS
All LAW

Have associated themselves together in
the practice Of law, they will attend the
Courts of Carroll, Holmes, Yazoo and
Alfalfa; all business entrusted TO their
care will receive their joint ard undivided
attention.
Their Office is in Lexington Mississip-
pj, where one or both may at all times lie
foand, except absent 90 professional bust
hess.
Jsnnarv IS, 10 Gn
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
VTAN UAAO Il
n,;nted ard published every
80 SATURDAY, MORNING
TIMES g. BAs&TN'
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

F,r one year, III a"' ''O'' no
-, =, sv months, in advance, 5'O0
r., ,blpc months, in advance, ~
r,r one year, at the end OF the year, NV
r., tx months at the end oil the uine, 4'U
= ,h,ee months, at do. do. 3,00
Nodedoction Whatever Will be MADE from the
-, Wv ,,o n,iccs Those who pay within one month
Wv. the time Of subscribing viii be considered
ho,;og pald in advance, but IN every instance
90 aranaymcnt is not made IN that time, the
."o ', stated aboyeWiIl he demanded. We are
,."' o,nI;cit because we wish to avoid trouble
.,u1 5;.nme in the collection of our subscription
"'"",,F I'VE bcc that all who subscribe for the
H Hio.5 ,,;, note the terms Of subscription.
o"''"' rsoys or ADVERTISING.
,-.iso,oeo,s win be inserted at the rate fs1 90
ho., f,r the first Insertion, and so cents for each
per 'na,oonor-ten lines or less, constituting a
wen Tbp number Of insertions required must be
,oj an the margin Of the manuscript or they VIII
he inserted ill forbid, and charged accordingly "a,
ith tbe & sf or good reference in town. Announc-
Inc candidates for office will be S5 each,
''' YEARLY ADVERTISING.
raTor forty lines or less renewable AT pleasure SUI
M contract taken for less than year-and paya'
Die hafyearlyin advance.
Tbcnrivilcge ofannual advcrsersis limited to their
own immediate business; aud all advertisements for
the benefit of other persons, sent in by thcm must be
P''' p P5Rp3jF'EssloVAL ADVERTISEMENTS
for 70 lines or less, not alterable, 3 months Sl2
10 10 do do DO DO DO DO |, : months months 20 20
r7-As the above rates the same rs those estab'
Iishai in Nalchcz VcksburE. Grand Gulf Manchester
aad elsewhere in this state. no deduction VIII be
made from them in any case wh1tever - -
GALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR ON
DELIVERY.
n Letters on business mus, bt rost pa id, or they
viii not be aiken from the Pos Ofice.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

RULrs FOR LADIES'. Marry not
a prolane man; because the depravity
of his heart will corrupt your children
and embitter your existence. 9. Mar
ry not gambler, tipler, or hauntcr
Of tayerns; because he who has no re-
gard for himself will never have any
for his wife. s. Marry not a man who
makes promises which be never per-
forms; because you can never trust
him. a. Marry not man whose actions
do not correspond with his sentiments:
because the passions have dethroned
reason, and he is prepared to commit
every crime to which an evil nature,
unrestrained, can 'instigatc him. The
state of that man who regards not his
own ideas of right and wrong is deplo-
rable, and the less you have to do with
him the better 5. Marry not man
who is in the habit Of running after all
the girls in the country; because his
affections are continually wavering-
and therefore can never be permanent.
6. Marry not man who neglects his
business; if he does so when he is sim
Gle, he will be worse when married.
A 4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14

NOTWITHSTANDING not from a woman of
strong sense, for if she become attached to
YOU, it is from seeing and viewing the diff
lerent qualities in yourself; you may con-
suit her, for she is able TO advise, and
does SO with the tirmness of reason and
The consideration of affection; her love is
lasting, and it will not have been lightly
won; for weak minds are not capable of
the loltiest grades Of passion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
SiIERIFT'S SALE.

John Tehcr Eeturnab|e TO Holmes
vs. nIias fl IA Circnt Court to April
{ l. McGchce. term 1910.
TDV virtue Of the above stated exc
ITO cution, which issued from the
C,rk's Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Holmes county to me directed, shall
expose to sale to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door Of my coun.
+, on the
Third Monday in february neat,
the following described tract or parcels Of
land to wit: lots number l8, 10, 90, II,
q and %, section 26, township 10, range
! east, aud the north ems, quarter and
norlh west quarter section 81, township
Is, range east. and 50 acres of land
situated us follows: beginning on loX
elder tree, north west corner o.. lot number
3, fractional section, township Is, north
of range east section 50, thence line
running due east to IIar!an's Creek "a
rods, thence following the meanders OF
said creek to post at the present ford
on said creek thence line running south
west to the line between sectional line "a
and 50 thence running due north to the
begnlng, and lot number /, section 2!
township Is, range | east.
levied on as the property Of the defen
dant Charles L, McGehee, to satisfy the
above stated execution and cost of sui
this the 9th January 1870.
JNO. ID. WYATT,
Sheriff.
January II, 0 ids
TprlnterS foo 4 dolIors
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
APPLICATION FOR ALLOT-
MENT OF DOVER.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
~ sons interested in the lands, tene-
ments and hereditaments of William Grit
fin, decd, late Of Holmes county, that |
shall at the February term, 1910, of the
Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes County,
apply to said Court for my allotment of
dover in the following lands, situate in
said county, and of which NY late hus-
band, William Griffin, deed, died seized
and possessed, to wit: south west quarter
of section 8. township Il, range 3 east.
KATHARINE GRIFFIN,
Widow and relict of VIM Griffin, decd.
Jan 8
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
UNION HOTEL.

LEXINGTON MISSISSIPPI.
fzs7aA THE subscriber having taken
.l=-s-A charge of this House, bcgs leave
70 inform his friends and the travelling
public, that he is prepared to accommo-
date travellers and boarders, and soIclts
share of their patronage.
ARTHUR HAYS.
January, l 1910.
N. Il. Post notes of the Bank OF
Lexington will be taken at par from
monthly boarders if paid before the explr-
ton of the month.
a. HAYS.
January IL, tt.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-14
January II, o I'd:
Printers fee II dollars.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Probate Court
Holmes County, to wit Jan term, 1910.
"a GREEABLY to an order of the
IA Honorable Probate Court of said
county, made at the January term 1910,
"Yleof' notice is hereby gwen to all per-
l""s interested in the lands, tenements and
s,e'eoliamonts ofJchn III. Williams, decd,
DC and personally appear before the
no"oraole Probate Court of said county,
~ o 'le March term, 1910 thereof, to show
oaIse Il any they have or can, why an
~ue' should not be made by said Court for
, Ie sale of the following real estate be.
"s'og TO said decedent, to wit: south
, ~es' quarter of section 3, township H.,
- "Se east. 1t having been suggested
H. 'n's Court by the Administrators. that
i i; personal estate of The said decedent
s,; aa's'''nc'ent to pay the debts owing from
WITNESS, the Honora-
bic Alvah Wilson, Judge
% Of said Court, the first Mon.
Iss,7p, day of January, 1910.
ISSUED the 9th dav Of Januory,is4o
vi. HOLLlNGSWORTu