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Auction Gales.
81 THOMAS BELL.
(DtSvesHos ~ .AnN snA iIS fSslfops trest.t
AONnAY

MONDAY. ....a.....a
y: .Ss e: , rso forte. by m
most celebrated make" Of Ri sis,y and Europe
Ms,sh..t Tso,s Stock = sssh IN the sale Room
assortment q ssrSsni.o al sserirtons 10
sa ;.s: ss s.:; lot. g. S
1ss.s :;:. o. %'.sy and articles in the linz
$ rH,t.
e, "a H;.l. "a s
Spha and Consigned to the auction. directly fro his
i.t yfry ,rpsror old gp Madeira wipe, imp in
Es % ssa s. ss,s, r as w
d sdS o e an. sSd Tus IN hi
d Scott and Company Madeira imported 1919 aud bottled
Msd-ir, imported in 1898 and bottled as de-
s: 81 aof Yev. s. o% Oh. s and 'eb
q ss ND s fS, Ss'ss
s. o By Mach and
s se March SS;;sss Co. &.
nSs; Of .y Is ;.b M,Ssra bot led dry
u, :hSao'St M;ds; in gnt', s"psrb wine, known
lo'h , ga / Mad.irss % il quarts, unIIv.ll.d.
az s:rs Sp dy and nny
Ether Wine-ofsreat celebrity.
1sth Yellow seal Maderia ported by Robert Adams
1917 ,m vera Co., and bottled in 1924, ehoIce ard
18Th oid burgundy Madeira, imported from the house
OF Newon Gordon Murdoch Scott 1882, vintage 1877
and bottled in 1897 equal to INDY Madeira ported
s:;: ss:Es s sssi:g. ss ss:'1s
18th w gers Wioe Bi'ten.
18th OLD 81 Crcix Rum bottled in 1890 sqs to any rum
Ire sale OF the above will be peremptory 70 the
est iidden being the wish oftne the osrii
known throughout the Uni'ed State
Catalogues may be obtained at the auction store after
18th inst mla5tt
WILKINS KOLLINS will sell one thousand green and
w hot house plants. At Nblos ren, WednesAy IsIh
inst at 100 clock A. NJ ofths following kinds, viz: ros.s
n ysses ChiEse AEelea sorts; Geraniums; Ciserria
l,Strocv1: vab.nss; Gs;us Gales rica,; Eseh.ias
WINS; Trympet Cr,elos yellow Harrison Roses 10
geher h several hand cultivators and flaming MILL bey
viii ready for inspection OF Tuesday afternoon. mia
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The Greatest Cure Known. ~
RocHEsrxR, Feb. -, 1919.

A. debt Of gratitude, owe you asl the inventor 81
YOUR wonderful Medicine deem my bounden ds'y 70
aAe public the truly great and cure yOur
wonderful Magical Pain Extractor mas snec'ea upSn
during my early yesrs subjected BY ny psrens to
the use bsnds and old womens whimslca pro ,es
frhhin the parts for three successive mornings and
aim three or Moe mornings with an egg that was lad
Good Frday-sut proved a. common lsS Ssr
~ trusses in common the last Of which was
Hsrshs which afforded only temporary relief iwss
n sh;s diacuitv from its general celebrity as
49,, and sir assure you after using two boxes only
could lay aside my truses Myrrooees was TO rub the
psrts with it violently night and morning and my ply
sican told me must have been effected BY
produciur an adhesive inflammation Of the parts, which
csused the union the flesh and the BONE there
bv pIeventing the protruson parts Of the intesnes
cannot eulogse your savs too highly for its universal
merit and would Srge those similarly sncted to give it
. trial JOSHUA LEANENWORTH,
80 Alexander street, Rochester, N. Y.
To he found only at II Maiden Lane.
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A MfsJiNO OF utfcoss,- ont. ,tes.es pe
"A h-d The Sha H.i OF 0us,e an w IVA
streets Monday evening" the IAN instant Att to
tshe ttiou Of the Captain sid Mae o
the IN nry Clay. eor6ned sh~ Tdmhs ~ a'ie
favo Of protecting the rghts OF ship matters are
attend mf - a
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A. srrxnAs'. CouoH LorEsoxs are now going of NJ
rSnid rate Coughs and cod prevalent, and those
Who wish ger cured easily and for ahs go at once
q los Nassau and get OF Shermans Lozsp
80 II u astonishing how they break up cold,
they operate like charm. Long will DR.. 8 be known,
when the of the catch penny nostruns Of
the day are forgotten STATE st., Boston and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia- are the branch ofhees.
90 TIE PKoPLs AsE csAiSo-rhs cry 10 still they
from city and csunry far ana near attracted net
By vaporng puff, hut drawn by the universal success
ssd popularity Of Howe's Hygean Hershound Candy
bsfbrs which throsts hoarsene, coughs ana tns
early symptoms OF pon, seen 10 vanish an"
health 10 preserved by Of prevention which
beAser than pound OF Be sure to try u al Az
Drosy way, corner Of Ho ard street.
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AD0oonOpIs-
CHATHAM THEATRE.
JOHN sEFTON'S EIGiTU NiGVT
MONDAY LVENING March ~ 1.-The performance will
-.-.-. jS1 SHH us 3Sr Tts --.--------..-.-,s
c'y LIZA Melton '''' John ''' Ms. M.ys HE'D
-- Ansr which,
Wagner Seton Fauss~s NJ. ITO, HE'D
To eoneu1s With 49,.
L. TIE sPlTFJRE
Tobias Shortcut Sefon Margaret Misc Messenger
b:.:: :. CD e .;..: = e "
MONDAY EVENING". March 1.-THE perfornsses Will
THE MANFRED sHCHELOn. r4
Prince Perseverance,, '1TI' Mr. BosneastIs
Cinderella, 20 Mrs Timn
RCHxap 10 I'LL.
Richard. Machell-hssns:y Ivy. k;nf sN<assss
sally Ann r. .o,.,,a v Ms' noesr".
MRS. WI00INS
Trim Graham Young Virgins Edwfu
admsson-Dreas circle ssesnss Upper sSaes - esns.
hoor. st,syss Curtain rises at hslfpast
AmEHlCAN mUsHUn.
Corner Broadsccy and Ann street.
EVERY SAY AND fEyENSd fHs
Sfs sssSsy
10 1898 aud SIXTY I've highs 10
sss1 go bsy Tor ONE w.si IAkz0o d: ch,ns;s
Day .6s TsITs IF s va viz
LADY, FANCY GLASS sLo%iSo;a e Grand H o.moss,
y .aa s1sS sig
Adnitahce " the whole as cents children half price
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Married.

Married.
On Wednesday evening, 9th inst by the Rev. IF Hat
field Mr.. WM D. WEBs Miss SARAH D. DEwEY, both OF
this city.
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MARITIME HERALD.

svN RISES ...s 10 MOON 80. q
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Ships :hefeld len. Liverpool r Kermit; SUPERIOR Len
BOX Mobile, A Knox, "; America. Holden, New OrIeans
Kimbal Sheldon BARK Chancellor Clark, New Haven y
Brgs AgeporIa Androa, Matanzas Bucku franc: J.cob
Story Hurd, Guyana Fl Underwood; Emma WaIis Msra.
s.iho; Boush.ud Theeaud Wanda Wall New Orleans
j. 0:e.getewS 81, Balkan Ensry Hampton M. Nssmiih
Boston; Suans, Hail. Bsrmuds Middleton Coz Rocham.
beau, Rsn6e Bucksville Buck; Rio Gring Newh bern
NC; Lucy Means st johns, + Ia. Nssmh Leeds; Rich,
mond, Chester, Richmond
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DyILs OF KXCHANOk-t!, ali part Euxiard. Irsissd
ID aud Scott 4sd sumo SIS Go, fls and E2e 20
.rount-for ale ~ r. }. sYLVERTEWs,
| mia 1Wa]l 81 aud - BroadwaA.
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A BAR ROOM

@ SsS:.
s @ hSs.s s IN: and
&c hs S
Sss sH5 .E i. s e.
Be asr'ss John
PSblshsrs sndhe public generally are invited to
Seats will e reserved for Ladies, m,a
CF1NTSH LANEUAGE-Mr. r. @ ARBHYO. Profc,.o,
"a. e pu Ssw from
Cs rn ne ready
AZ. ns
that cNs ii 1
VII ;,,s1S ;:S 70 :. sss Schools Academic"
1SHE Notes Of the HOU sATONIC RAIL ROAD Co a..
T'sssm'd sDsF ssat BIZ pwi eaf Junr " william,
Peach orsh;rs Red Ash Of all 'i,'' Yalst Washing.
a ANDREWS COMBINATION LOcK-T6e sub,cri0e7s
Examined Lock e N: above patent, and being fully ;.n.
is and Snloeisa both before ard after i put or s
sosdrsy ssd evening s and
=
.a:s :'s srs
can open any he Locks Or any combine
. 5s1 .: % the Loeb Company
sssS ss Coy s ssa :: sd
70 Be- Showed 10 lock and unlock The loci on Il:
ss Z ii
% I Is % e.: e s % oS
il va: sd"iit.d that he lock which he brought he
s. I. I'D s hi
tee 70 s, voH S before a. s'i AL,
Ne" f''s ss n:aeh ''h' ''A Nc OGDEN,
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POK fUHU ESE FEMALE FILLS
THESE farfamed ano LIBERATED pills. from Portugal,
psrcevs b. obtained in thia country Bee sdver.
tisemsn 20 the last colsnsof fourth page. f.llm'h
CHINA, GLASS ANO EAniHEN WA.E1& 10, u
House. Breadwav, who kesps the best articles and sells
cheaper than a>s osher house 10 the UnitsS Statee
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GYMNASIUM.
PISTOL G. ALL E. Y

wi form the gentlemen Of New Yorf, TINT they have es
upa Gymnasium at the corner OF Chambers and
Broad and il is for the Of visltors
The institution Of TIE first erser and complete
rerpse ct for the purpose OF Athletic Lxercses.
Spa,ripg Lessons given daily.
Terms modernte. Open day and evening. mi ims
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sdby the Apsean Irs,iiut at - well 2. each
heat Razor Siroc Tire Mstaie Tablet. invented BY q
ssuajers has for the last tweut' five years
srd r. by the gentlemen ofhe country.
daces snooa edfs on razor with more
man Fan be done hone. tenth Of the
Inc use Of wate~h,ch any person prove
hr Ringing and ha,tny II PET oaes
he ablets is9 Broadway. ME In. 90
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SSR FOR MARsEiLLES-R,guiar Psctet.-The
Mn ship MINERVA. Capt Winsow, viii sail On tie
fo&1nlst Of April 80,
The subseribs purpose d:psshnga ship punctualiy on
the st dav or each month ring the tor Marse
;oois sent The su scrbers ding WI, be ps
free of other than the charges actually incur red upon
he. The Ships have very comfortable eaSn accommoda'
tons.
FOR fs's"''' p' BOYD 4 HINCgEN. Agents,
mn Tontnc Building.
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John N JACKS ON.

Prepared oais By DR. D. ysype . South si-.,. prss
a. sod oie,aIe and re q oy a ~ sANos arue
sp' .oiJ sy Abraham o. ga nds Co., No Bosd~sy
nn-,.awsv rtaim.
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THE subscribers have received a,d fresh stock Or
goods for The spring Trade" consisting Of Brus sells
Three Py. supertne fac common hall err stair Capeng
40 feet in width c6naiosg lsst and fashionable
the market Affords which they offer TIA
pu Bic at the lowest Cash Prices
Persons Wishing tepurchass would do we'll eal md
annie stock previous To purchasing.
WEBBk MANNLNG, asa Pearl Of.
a (,aroe II troun Ch.fkS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
Administrators Sale.

EDY virtue ofan order of the Probate
MD Court of Yazoo county, obtained
at the May term, A. ID. 1888; shall
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder on a
credit oftwelye months at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of LeXinon, on the
5h day Of March neat,
between the hours OF II and 4 r. NJ, o.
SAID day the following lands the properly
of Willie Biles, deceased, to wir:--the
SOUTH half Of section No. thirty, aud the
east half of north west quarter and west
half Of the south east quarter section 81 :
and the north weet quarter and west hal!
of north cast quarter Of section thlrty.two,
and south east quarter ofsonth west quar-
ter Of section thirty.ooe, all IL township
No. -, range | east, containing Seven
hundred and Ghy-four acres more or less,
all situated lying and being in Holmes
county Mississippi. Bond and approved
security required Of the purchaser.
JAS. BILES, Admr.
OF Willie BlIes, deceased.
Jan. 90, g. tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
A Card.

MI Office is hereby gwen that from
~ and after this date, will receive
nothing but specie in satisfaction OF exc
cutions returned to me from the UnIed
States Court as Marshal Of the Southern
District Of Mississippi, unless specially
ordered to receive bank notes by the
plaintiffs themselves.
ANDERSON MILLER.
Marshal
january j.. 6--4W.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
THE LADY'S
WORLD OF FASHION.
A MAGAZINE


CHOICE AMERICAN LITERATURE
The first number of a new Monthly
Magazine with the above tide, embeIished
with the earliest Fashions from Paris and
London, eIegdnt Steel and Me.zotint En-
grdrtngs, Lace Work, EmbrOidrrv, Music,
etc. was issued for Jauuary, 1912. The
work will be devoted e8Decially 10 the la.
dies, and will be issued in "A STYLE never
before attended in this country. Twill
contain articles from the most popular and
pleasing writer's Of the day, on every yari
ely Of subject, but the work will be in the
main devoted to the cultivation Of home
virtues. Hence most of The stories will
be ola practical, domestic character. from
the pens Of our best female writer's, while
the earliest fashions IN all their varitics
shall he correctly given;-so as to make
The work welcome at every fire side. in The
halls Of the fashionable and nav. the bone
Of the yirtuous matrou. whose own needle
supplies her raiment, as well as in the
store and sewing room Of The maptua me
ker and miljDer,
The main design of tie worL.
The prominent design Of The Magazine
will he to furnish in eIsOant and affective
slyle. the earliest. nos1 correct and I'm
reporl in advance or All the o,her Mao.
zines. and nrior n tho issn;ro ,heo, hero
fine MortbIy Fashions d;rsei from, Paris
land london The ADVANTAGES Of his to
every lodv who makes taste in dress Tho
lsast matter Of lite. will At once he anna.
rent. and IN the professional d,oss ,oakar
and miliner Of the United States. the en-
ferprise will be Of incalcnlable ADVANTAGE
l. is nronosed to issue every month a num-
her and y,r;aty e ccs,no,o uhiob c,,ll nv,
- ll,,sh o,ar,. ,h;oo. - ,La,,',,'or III,
,af,ha E,sL,ans Lo.,a.,y, ,,. $3.50,
E,c tbis no,noso ,be'rnl,risLo- h,. o,,.
=, .Lod ,ho r,ns, orooro rroons , ,a.o"..
cos !, tho en,or,,;so and hos n,a,r.oJ h;s
nl9ns ho,b IN Ih,s conn,ry ond Fnro" ",'
;a. :, ,,,,,ao,,aa, ;, L.- 49,,
f,ror,,o nrn;ac, and haze boan 5aIIboso,oI,
radn,,atno aaa n,,ri 10 oor.;oa ~,
y,roronsIv The frs, nnnbor oivos e.
I,d@a oCtba ho,ntv and roai evceIIanco If
,Lo ,l,,as
EIEGANT STEEL ENCRAvTNcs.
In order to render the work ornamental
ui the highest degree. and to make it n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
hISfEoA VS.

TEyAKEN up by Jacob B. Lot, q
Ia sorreI horse with his LEFT hind and
fore feet white, a star in his face, some
saddle marks, very much hog. backed,
about 10 hands high, eight or nine years
old, appraised to $50.
Taken up by Stephen ID. Meek, a bay
poney, all white feet up TO the knees, a
bald face, with three bay specks in the
bald, white under the jaw, 10 or IA yeats
Old, no brands pcrceivable, appraised tc
$50.
VIM. ELMORE, Ranger.
January ], 1912. 5-3w,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
Notice.
Jan %.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
W WILL sell to to the highest bidder
Ia for cash, before the Court House
door, IN the town of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, within the hours
prescribed by law, on
The first Monday Of March neat,
the following described tract or parcels
Of land, to wit. The south half east
half south west quarter south halt west
half south east quarter, section eleven,
township thirteen, range one east; norlh
half west quarter north east quarter
section fourteen, township thirteen, range
one east; north half west half south east
quarter section eleven, township thirteen,
range one east; north half east half
north west quarter section fourteen, range
one east; south half vest half north east
quarter section eleven, township thirteen,
range one east, lying on the waters OF
Harlins' Creek.
Assessed as the property Of Sanford V,
Wilson; taxes due for 1910 and lS4l,
$50 so.
b. ID. SCOTT, Tax Collector.
Feb. ~, 1912. 10 ids. pr fee 8 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
DESCRIPTION.

sec'1' IS deep red bay, with black
sp'ne and tail; lj5 bands high, of a
" commanding appearance and supe-
.gc'ioo; and as one has sand of this
" Splendid animal: "The appearance
general form Of Pacific, will satisfy
Ea' see him" His chest has most
4 9'en' width and depth, together with
'gO' shoulders, back aud Iolas, as any
nave ever seen; in the paris have
""ea Go not believe him to be in.
4 10 any horse. 1t is quite an easy
10 make ine horse on paper, but
a0I see the living animal himself
~ II we have misrepresented him
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

THE BEAU IiF y Il
/ ,yD MUCH ADMIRED
PACIFIC.
WILL stand the
,/ISA ensuing season,
y 6: S: ::: !: e.: *: (: !: :: !:
G1Imes county, MI, at the fol-
10 ~ places, viz: 10 Franklin, Lex
N and at his former stand a. miles
.,e.t Of Lexington, on the TchuI"
y ,bs,e he will be permitted to serve
a., ,he reduced price of 30 dollars
,.,r, to be closed by cash or note at
,,o, If services being rendered; 4
matter Of no inconvenience to
,Go NAV breed to him to execute
no,as as it will save a great deal OF
osea and trouble "a the part OF the
~ ,ie''rs Of the horse. Every Precau-
3As A he used to Preveat accidents or
IN, but no liability Tor either
". CANNON q co.
ov;oo,on, Mi. Fe5, |, 1912.
REMARKS.
p,cif. i, now IN the prime OF life, and
!. H. health, ami LOOKS better than |
"a saw hlm. He has now improved
III in size and general appearance
IA, his first and last springs season,
III heinz The second spring season be has
M made, Pacific has proven himself
I'm sars and good loal getierj It was
IA ia th4 season last spring before he
i8maah business, consequently his colts
i'll be late coming. TINS horse stands
la|e low indeed, when we take into con
Iisal1n bis supcrIorhlood form, action
ID and general appearance, and owInt
lin hlrIness Of the times, that be does
IA agd h,rher than he does. wouIC
lin it M. a cross of the blood horse OF
Id common stock Of the country InJIs'
IeasabIe to insure us Iight fooled anc
IN moyiar saddle horses? Waere Dc
lvkavrr fine saddle AMI harness horses
qling from Vi it is not from the pure
ldaeA stock &C he country IN greater
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
CAUTION.

T FORWARN all persons from trad
I'd ing for a note of hand given by me
to T'hadeus w. BealI, for about fifty four
pollars and fifty cents, and dated about
The second day of July lSll. | have
legal offsets against said note; therefore
viii not pay the same unless compelled
by law. rr g 81
JOHN BELL.
Lexington, Feb. 5, 1912. Q 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

i q y COLLLC LOA'S SALE.
n WILL sell to the highest bidder for
d cash, before the Court House door
10 the town of Lexington, Holmes county
Mississippi, on
Monday the 9Th day Of March neat,
the following described tracts or parcels
OF Land, to wit: North half east half
south west quarter, and north half west
halt south east quarter section IL, town
ship IA, range ? east, containing 80 acres
more or less.
Assessed as the property Of Nelson
Canterbury. Taxes due three dollars and
twenly-six and quarter cents.
B. d. SCOTT, Tax Collector.
Feb. 5, 9 IDS. Pr. fee 81.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
Circuit Court Of Holmes = ,o,,
county, on the Chancery ' - 'N'"'
SIDE OF said court.
Elizabeth G. llale,)
Thomas Hale.
TTPON opening the matters of this
q bill, and it appearing that the de-
iendant is not an iuhabltanl Of this State,
but resides beyond the limits thereof, so
that The ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed on him. Il Is there
fore, ordered, that unless the said defend.
ant appear before the Circuit Court Of
said county, at the Court room, in the
town of Lexington, on the third Monday
of April next, and plead, answer or demur
to SAID bill the several allegations thereof
will be taken pro contesSo, and such order
and decree maze therein as the court may
deem equitable an ius'.
JOSEPH WALTON, Clerk,
). II. Fitzpatrick, p. g.
Feb. 5. 1871. 8 Pm. Pr IS" SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
Notice.

Ell WILL on the first Monday Of March
Hi next, present my account to the Hon.
orabe Probate Court of Holmes county,
Mississippi, for final settlement; and allow
ance Of my administ alton on the estate
of John H. McCaIIister, deceased.
JOHN Nj. M'CALLlSTER,
Admr. Of John III. M'CaIIsler.
January ], 1872, 5-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
Dissolution.

YEYHE partnership heretofore existing
in this place, between the under,
signed under the style u HosIlius Il
Spivcy, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All those indebted te the late
firm will please call and make immediate
payments to either of the undersigned,
who are compelled TO have money.
Longer indulgence cannot be given.
SAMUEL HOSKINS,
Il. II. SPIVEY.
Lexington, Jan, l, 1912.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

Harvey G. Threadgiil ct q
TN T pom opening the matters of this
q bill, and it appearing that the de-
(eudants Wiley o. Harrington and Dan
tel NJ. Reinhart, are not inhabitants of
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process OF
Cour, cannot be executed on them. 1t Is
ordered, therefore, that unless the SAID
defendants appear before the Circuit
Court of said county, at the court room,
in the town of Lexington, on the third
Monday of April next, and plead answe,
or demur to said bill, the several aIIega
tons thereof will be taken pro confcSSo
and such order and decree made therein
as the court NAV deem equitable and Just.
JOSEPH WALTON, Clerk,
Cook & E.ansduIe, p. q.
Feb. 5, 1912. 8 2m. Pr fee $l5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

WETiLL keep constantly on hand a
wv general assor,msnt of Staple
Dry Goods, Groceries, Produce, Begging
Rope, &c.
They will in all cases, strictly adhere
to the instructions Of planters, who may
favor them with the shipment of their
cotton, to whom they Will furnish such
articles as they may want in their line Of
business.
Oct. 8, 4S Il.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
Notice..

gTyZHE coparlnership heretofore exist.
III ing between the subscribers is this
day dissolved by limitation. All persons
having claims against the subscribers will
please present for payment, aud all per-
sons owing said subscribers will please
call and settle as soon as practicable. II
is hoped that the indulgence shown will
be sufficient 70, our friends to adjust their
accounts as soon as possible; Caleb Wor
ley, IS fully authorized to close all bust
ness of the late firm of Elliott e. WorIey,
G.. J. ELLIOTT,
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January 1912.
The subscriber will continue the Gro
Gerry and Commission business as usual
and hopes by strict attention to business
to merit the patronage of the public. A
general stock of PLANTATION supplies al
ways on hand.
CALEB WORLEY.
TchuIa, January 9th 1912. ct.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
W. CANNON e. co.
NOTTCF

NlI w,
bcs, ~ on the first Monday in May
h The pros Nv NY y, acc'nn to the Hon.
lI. ~v rroO1 9 Courtof Holmes coun.
|aa rs,' y, co for final settlement tU and
BIZ ann ns oIo.AdmiOis'rator with the
ased. "oSeph ii. TONNES
II. 70. B 3si 5; WALLER, Admir-.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
PEDIGREE.

P,, "c was Ioaled 10 1885, was got by
Nm. ",'. Jam y, Lady Li'tIoton, by Ii
lSho 5 Jona Il. cam by PacoIot, (she was
N ~ , Jam Of John Lowry, and foil
Il g,. ,r' s !, dam of John dawson.)
4 T. ," IS,o Gam Hazard, bay mare
H. no 'oiV ~ The property of Alexander
T. =, " r,a.5 Nashville, by Wilkes Won
) : 9 9, "a dam Black Bird by Trux.
Il, !. cl gI'od dam Indian Queen.
Go,d a ,o'i % brother to Col. Rector's
4, oona, ,dG See American rurf Re.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

SAMUEL HOSHINS will still con-
linue business at the old stand, where he
will keep constantly on hand fresh and
well selected stock Of GOODS suitable
to The market, which he will sell at re-
luced prices for CASH.
January /, 1912 5 If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES COUNTY, SIS.


Holmes COUNTY, SIS.
ReimaaJle to Holmes Circuit Court to
april term 1912.
John uerrod, Attachment.
VS.. tor
nenry N. Watkins. 500 50
~ Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
i'll Court here that the defendant is
nonresident of the State of Mississippi,
ana the attachment in ths case having
been returned duly executed, by summon.
ing Henry W. Grown, and John ID.
Wyatt, as garHlshecs; it is therefore CON
sdered tha' unless the defendant appear
before the Circuit Court of Holmes coun-
ty, on the thnd Monday of April next,
and plead answer or demur, to the PLAIN.
ifs declaration, Judgment by default final
will be entered up against him, for the
amount Of plaintiffs damages and costs.
JOSEPH WALTON, Clerk.
Robert Cook, p. q.
Feb. 5, 1912. 9 6w. Pr fee $40 so