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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

I'm the third Monday the twentieth
~ day of June 1912, | will expose 10
public sale to the highes, bidder Tor cash,
before the court house door in the town
Of Lexington, Holmes county, Mlssissipp,
the following described tracts or parcels
OF land, lying and being situated in the
county and state aforesaid, TO wit: the
south east quarter section twenty .lour.
township fifteen, range two east; and the
west halt north east quarter section TWEEN.
nine, township fifteen, range two east:
south half norIh ives, quarter section IL,
township fifteen range two east; and The
south east quarter OF south west quarter
section twenty -four, township fifteen.
range two east, Containing three hundrci
and sixty acres more or less.
Assessed as The property of Samuel
III. q 'IloSay, and will lie sold or 81 much
thereof as viii pay four dollars thirty.
seven and half cents, being the amount
Of taxes due for the year l84l. togetbe,
with all cost accruIng thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours ore.
Scr!bed by law,
BID SCOTT,
TAX collector Of Holmes county,
march 10 Ia 3m. pr zziia
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

E Ms I'd Monday, the 2Olh day Of June mex,
y will sell The highest bidder 6r cash before
me Cours house door IN the town Of LIE xitgton.
holmes county Mississippi. within tho hours
pTrscrlocd by law, lhc following described lands
to wit: Lots, numbers nineteen ami twenly .six
section 70, township IS, FanEe east, lots Tires
and four section 10, township l6, range east
west haH norm west quarter section 25. own.
shin ", 'ange east, containing two hundred
and fiiy ihIse acres. t,af
Assessed AS The property OF Edward Sims and
will DO sold or 50 much Oft as will nav tbfee doI
DarO AMI eeren cents tax, due thereon for the
yeas 64l, and other uccruing costs.
B. %. SCOTT, Tax Collector. To
March -, Is 3m. fsvi !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
b d SCOTT
Tax collector OF holmes county.
March 10, Is Pm or xvi
TAX COLLECTOk,S SALE.

n the The thIrd Monday the 20lf
" day at June, 1912, will exp Sc To
public sale 10 The highest bidder tor cash,
before tie court house door IN The town
OF Lexington Holmes county, Mississippi,
the following Described tracts or parcels
OF land, 10 wi; west hall OF north eas
quarter and north west quarter of sec on
NO. two, township 10, range three east :;
"est halt ot north west quarter aud west
nall oi south west quauer section No.
three, township 10. range three essr; The
north hall oil section uIne, township fifteen.
range three east, CONTAINING so acres
more or less.
Assessed as the property Of Dayid j.
Means, aud viii be sold or so much there
oi as will pay eight dollars SIX and hal.
cents, beng the amount of taxes due lor
The year lS4l, together with al! costs nc.
cruIng thereon.
Sale to take place within The hours pre-
scrIbed by law
Il D SCOTT,
TAX collector Of holmes county.
March 10, Is 3m pr xxiis
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

Tax COLLECTORS SAIL.

IA vi LES lOh'S CAbI'
IAN the fourth Monday, The .Sfd dg
~ OF May HexI, before 'hs court hOdH
door in the Town OF Lexington, hOIna
county; Mississippi, ] will proceed to vii
to the h'ghes, bidder for cash, lh' I'I0''
ing described tract or parcel daad 'o'N
the south east quarter Of The oOiN cal.
quarter, section 5, township II, range
east. containing 40 scres. RI
Assessed rs the property tnH"
Whlllen, aud will be sold, OF" Dna
|. as will pay ten dollars, aDd !ln l%
cents. being the amount due I'Sa ~.
said land Tor the year ls4i, a0S al ~
costs accTuIng thereon,
b. ID. SCOTT, TcRT
March 10 Is 2m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
Commission House.

THE subscribers have opened q
- COMMISSION q FoRwARplNc house
They will keep constantly in slore
and for sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, DO. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
large and superb houses in readiness.
A share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
MOREHOUSE MATHER, & Go.
TchulH 10 l64l; 12--tf,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
NOTICE.

WILL on The frsI Monday 10 MAY
~ next, pr, seRl my uccoun, To the Hon.
oraOIr the Probate Court OF Holmes coun.
y, Mississippi ior final sertIeGnsn, and
Ms Go. Administering with The
VIII the annexed Of joseph II. TOwnes
deceased.
IL. S. WALLER, Admir-.
Feb. l2, 1912. 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
YAK COLLECTOR'S SALE

IAA COLbEOA OP0 n
~ the third Monday The "Vin
w June 1912, ! will expose 70 P' y.
sale to the highest bidder for c''n, T s','
the cour. house door in the Town o. W. 4,
lngtoO. Holmes county, Mississippi y. ~
following described land, TO WI; ' ~ ~,
hall south east hall and south ball = WI Il
east quarter section 10, tO" ,no .,r
range Two east, containing 'OV
more or less. v,lG,a
Assessed as the properly Oh "% "a,
Craddlck, and will be sold OF o1 i" ~. S
thereof as will pay one dollar W. - ~ ,eS
being The amour, oflaxes due Io' Wv" ',sd
ls4l, together with all co" ..' 'Ia n
thereon. Sale to take place """''
hours prescribed by la": ,corr
rax collector of holmes cO91s'
march 10 Is 3m pr ~"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

ShN the fourth Monday the 2Sd day
w OF May 1912, | Will expose to pub
he sale to the highest BIDDER tor cash, Oe-
fore the court house door IN the town 81
Lexington, Holmes county Mississippi,
The following d acrlbed tracts or parcel,
Of lands, to wit: the north west quarter
section tour, township fifteen, range one
east; lots one, two, six aud seven, o.
north east quarter Of section five, town
ship 10, range one east; lots three, five,
ten, eleven ana twelve, section five, town.
ship fifteen, range one east; lots five ano
SIX, OF section seven, township sIX,r,n
range one east, containing 936 acres.
Assessed as the property Of RandaD
Gibson, ana will be sold or SO much there
Of as will pay eleven dollars twelve anc
! halt cents, being the amount at taXes
due for he year lS4l, and all cost accIn.
ing thereon. Sale TO take place within
Ihe hours prescribed by law.
Is ID SCOTT,
uaY f,nl Iectp- nj ryot,uas ,o,u,,,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

nN the third monday the Goth dsv o
~ June lS42, ! will expose to pnbli,
sale TO The highest bidder for cash. be,
lore the court house door in the town o
Lexington, Holmes county, MIssisjsnn;
the following described tract or parcel -,
.ano 70 VIII; the north east quarter Sec
tion ~ township II, range one east, con.
tanning l46 acres more or IS,
=, Assessed as the property of Linsev
HAL, and will be sold, or so much thereof
as Will pay one dollar 76s cents, being
inc amount o: taxes due for the year 1871
together with all cost accrunig thereon,
Sale to take place within the hours pre-.
Scrlbed by law.
b ID SCOTT,
Tax collector Of holmes county.
March 10 Is am prtxyi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
u J w.
PEDlGkEE.

racine was 'oaled IN 1885, was got by
old Pacific, dam Lady Liuietun, by III.
mo'eon, grand dam by PacoIer, (she was
also the dam of John Lowry, and foil
SISTER to the grand dam of John dawson, J
great grand dam Hnzad, bay mare
io"Isd /" 1910, the popery Of Alexander
Ewing, near Nashville, BY Wilkes Won.
DER, . Z g'and dam Black Bird BY Tux.
i""; SO grand dun Indian Queen.
PacIhe Is luI brother to Col. Rrc,or's
bIII G1rdOn. (See American Turi Re.
sIsIer, pages $50 anj 1913.
W. CANNON a. co.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

! i 4 ~; sr ,nIaas' ),
John Back, s, aHo,'aUsdhm.n, /,
Re'""a6le to Holmes 'S C;.c W,
wr April term 1872 r,H cor /
:. appearing TO the s' .,,;..
Ill the Court that the Isl said satisfaction 'e /
a nonresident Of the State 1''' If 'Ss1eNt'u
%"o The Gs,.' attachment in hi. NIL M,'''p
SaGaeS", Considered that u3.. We Il
os' g appear before the " CiI'n ae
Of A"r;I ss county, on the third 'I, Cq
% ro, Aprl' ne1'' and plead, sn nS N''tIJ
; muir, to The plaintiffs d., I's"ef OF
fioal by delauh ' v;l' ID
up 'g against him, for the Sm "', be e. eN'rs
, u damages and Costs; D and 81. Of rhp
mus attached will be sold t"' ''e proper,
=, JOSEPH WALTON .,
March 20 l6 a. CIst
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
tax C0LLECTORs SAL


IAN the third Monday, the zv' J, Il n
June next, ] will PFOeseu. . = b,
the highes, bidder TOR cash. Tg',ipea
court house door in The TOW" !" Nm .,Sa b.
Holmes county, Mississippi, "' '"II.i,
hours prescribed BY law 'ns \ % viii
,!eScrlbed trac. or parcel OF ls"'' s,ciup
Tho ives, half &c nth vest qnar'e' ,,.iaIa.
%, township II, range 2 east; '''
eighty two acres. wO Spih|
Assesse as The property Of " 's',.ol 81
and will be sold, or 40 mOCn 'I' !, rbl|
will pay ninety six cents, w" Isll, N
Ak due thereon for the year W.
,lher costs accruiOg thereon: 90,
DSCOTT,T cSsd|
March II. Is s0
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

HEN the thITd Monday the 2Oth day
~ OF June 1912, | will expose to pub.
llc sale to the highest bidder Tor cash, be.
tore Tho court house GoOr 10 The town OF
Lexington, Holmes county Mississippi,
the following described tract or parcels OF
land to vii; north east quarter OF section
20, township IA, range east, Containing
AGO acres more Or less.
Assessed as The property Of Sylvester
PeaEle, aud will be sold or SO much as
VIII pay one dollnr aud nipety.,wo cents.
Oe'ng the amount OF taxes due for the year
is4l, together win all Cos, accruno
thereon. Sale within the hours prescribs
ed by law.
. B D SCOTT, Tax Collector.
March 10 Is BIN nr va;
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
THE BEAUTIFUL
AND MUCH ADMIRED
PACIFIC.

JVW1, n H0Nnrs county,, MI, at The lOI-
owing places, VIZ: In Franklin, Lex
ington and AT his former stand Al miles
northwest Of Lexington, on the TchuIa
road, where he will be permitted to serve
mares at The reduced price Of 30 dollars
ne season, to be- closed by cash or note at
he time Of services being rendered; u
viii be matter Of no Inconvenience to
hose who may breed to hlm to execute
heir notes, rs it will save great deal nj
Expense and trouble on the part Of The
roprielors Of The horse, Every precau-
,on viii he used 10 prevent accidents or
escapes but no liability lar either.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
Notice.

HNHE copar'nership he,,os,. :.
N '"g between The subscrir ,.,F ei ~
DAY dissolved by limitation ', ny d ihis
having claims against The suh aa persons D.
please present Tor payment, , ,% u Will
sons ing said subscribers viii !" ,, w.,
eau g as soon as practically s''' \
Is q mat the indulgence shown -, Y
be suthcien. fol our friends 10 a 'Ss' =
accounts as soon as possible; C,,bT
ey, FULLY a4ihorized to close Al y !
ness u the late firm Of Elton 4 wv,
G, J. ELLIOTT, VI"
NJ CALEB WORLEI |
Tchula, January 1912. '
ne subscriber will continue ih,Ll
Gerry and Commission bushes. a, A. :. =
aud hopes by strict attention 10 bu,,',
10 merit The patronage Of The pubIe. ll
general stock of Plantation suDpL, N
ways on hand.
CALEB W0RLEY, |
Ichula. January 9Th 1912, 6-d
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLLLVON,s san

~@ - ~ ASSAAN va - - "a LIZ.
en- tue 'hIrd hloda! the 20,n day Of
~ June lS42, | viii cap Sc 10 pu,l,c
sale 10 The highest DId0er Tor Cas- h. Ice.
,ore NE court house duog ~ lhe town o,
Lexington, HOLMES county, Mississ,ppi.
'oIo"1ns tract or parcels ol lands 10 WI.
me whoI9 oil fractional section No tonr
section two, township Is, range four east.
Assessed as the properly u Meredith
ana hardeman, and will be sold or NJ
much thereof as will pay two dollars and
""u hall cents, beIng the amount q!
axes Que Tor The year lS4l, and together
WIN all cost accrulng thereon. Sale ~
.aSe place within the hours prescribed by
'""' Ii ID SCOTT,
TAX collector Of Ii llmes county.
mar ~ ID 3m pr Cxy,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
CITATION.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Holmes County. ~.


Probate Court, EJruary term 1912
A GREEABLY to an order Of tho
N Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
county, Mississippi, made a, the Feb,na.
~ term thereof, 1912; Notice IS hereby
gwen to all persons interested il me
lands, 'enemen's aud heredilamen,s n
Thomas Land, late of SAID courry de-.
ceased TO be and personally appear be.
lore our said county cour. a, The nex,
April term, thereof, lS42, then and there
10 show cause il aoy they have or can
why al order should not be made BY this
Cour'' Tor the sale of the following de.
scr'oed lands belonging 10 The estate of
me said decedant, to wit:--Lo,s Nos
one, Two, five, six, seven, and twelve.
being the east hall Of section lwenty,one,
IN township sixteen, range one west con-
tanning 800 and 77.lOO acres.
The Administrator Of said deceden,.
william III. Johnson, having TAT n prey,-
Gus term of this Court, exhibited on
oath, just apd true accoun, of the Der.
sonal estate, aud debts Of said decedem.
showing thereby that the personal estate
OF said deceased, is insufficient to nav his
debts. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

"a CoLLLC lOR'S SALE,
~ the fourth MoRday the 23d dov
81 May, 1912, Will expose to puGs
&c sale to The highes, bidder ior cash. Ln.
lore the court house door ID The INV,
OF Lexington, Holmes county, Miss,ssiu.
P'' the following described lot, 10 viii
iol No. 81, in the town OF Lexinp,on
M'sss''Ppi. Assessed as The ornerr'v
~ James &. Dickson, and will be said ~
pay Ola 26 cts, and all cost accru,n"
thereon Sale 10 take place within The
hours prescribed by law.
b ID SCOTT, Tax Collector.
march ~ Is sm pr fxii.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

| -
| eFM Will stand the ensuing
Vm season, At my residence
AA miles GoElh west Of Lexing.
a4u4 ton. The season 10 com.
mence the first Of March, &,
end the first Of June, and will be- let to
mares at The reduced Price of 81 the sin.
gle leap TO be paid al tho time Of service :
50 the season, and $40 TO insure a mare
to be IN iOsi, payable The fac, is ascer
tanned or parted with. No responsibility
Tor accidents; but every precau,.on TO
prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
BucephGlus "a a beautiful blood bsv
black legs mane and tale, now rising ID
years old, IN full health and vIgor full l5i
hands high Of superior .OTm, great strength
aHo beauty his general appearance CON.
mand'og and admired, much the resem.
blance Ot his sire old Bolivar.
PEDIGREE.
bncePbelus vas got by the celebrated
race horse Bolivar, and he by Sir Hal,
who was the iayoriie son of the imported
horse SIR Harry, his dam by the imported
horse SaItfam, graudam by the imported
Medley, who Was by Aristotle; SIR Harry
BY Peter TeazIe, on, Of Marion, by All.
fred, grandam ny MarsEe, he by Regulos,
he by Steady, he by Palmer, he by Grew. |
hound, &c. BucePhelus' dam by Wax. |
~, and he by Old Sir Archy; Waxey's
lam by Sir Alfred, grandam HaxalI's i'm.
'Oried mare Primrose, and che by bug.
lard. BncephelUe' grandam by tho i'm.
'oFicd Gouty, and he by Sir Peter Tea.
We; his pam the famous yellow mare by
Tandem, grardam by Perdista, he BY
1erod. he BY Fair Forester, he BY SIos,
'e by Partner, he by Crof.'s Bay Barb,
e by MHkeless, and he BY Primmer.
'hus It will be seen that Bucephelus has
Drurg Immediately from the very best
ock America or Europe can boast Of
Reference to tie American Strd Book. !
SKlLTON DENNIS.
March 5. ls42. 49,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
DESCRIPTION.

Pacific is deep red hay, with black
legs mane and tail; l5i hands high, u q
most commanding appearance and supe,
rlor action; and as one has said OF this
truly splendid animal: "The appearance
aud general form OF Pacific, will satisfy
all thai see him" His chest has mos,
excellent width and depth, together with
as good shoulders, back and Ions, as any
horse have ever seen; in the paris I have
mentloned ! do not believe him to be in.
lerI"r 10 ""y horse. Il is que an easy
matter 10 make a fine horse on paper, bn,
come aud SEE he living animal himself
and see u Sc have uIsr-presentpd him.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
TCh ula

Regular Weekly Packets.
HNhE new aCd substantial ls,l rur
II nlng CABIN all 10 Slate ronId
STEAMBOATS, WALNUT HILLS, D. B,
Mosby, Master, and MAID or AR.
KANSAS, f. +. MuchsIl, Nss,er, viii
run as rugular packets between TcOuh
aud New Orleans during The season,
leaving Tchula aud New 0rlraus every
Thursday.
The above boats are Of the first ehs,
and have superior Accommodations The
character Ofthe commanders are loo VEL
known to the travelling conlualt! u
0eed comment.
For freight or passage sppIy to
A. q. BREATH, Tchula.
TChula, Nov. Is. lS4l. If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
w. CANNON d CO.
Lexington, Nj. Feb. |. 1912.
REM ARKS.

PaChc Is nov 10 The prime OF life, and
- fine health, and looks better thanh
ever saw hun. He has improved
much in size and general appearance
since his first and last spri0g's season,
his being the second spring season be has
ever made, Pacific has proven himself
very surs aud good iOal getler: il was
ate IN the season last spring before he
I'D much business, consequently his colts
will be late coming. This horse stands
qule low indeed, when we take into con.
sideratlon his superior blood form, action,
SIZE and general appearance, and owing
to the hardness OF the times, that he does
nOt stand higher than he does. would
ask is it not cross of the blood horse on
the common stock of The country in1is-
pensable TO insure us light footed and
quick moving saddle horses? Where do
our turf, fine saddle and harness horses
spring from II il is not from the pure
bl0dod stock oi the country in greater
or Less degree? 81 Ioug as We continue
try together there Is not tie least possible
chance ui any improvement whatever.
lel pnre blood with cummUn stock leaves
room for considerable Improvement Of the
same beyond doubt. Owing to an acci-
dental injury this horse received the 80
year, and subsequent absceuce of his for
mer proprietor be has never been trained;
but II he does no, possess both heels and
bottom III an eminent degree be greatly
belirs his blood in form, SIZE, color, and
general Appearance, as he resembles his
noble sire, did Pacific very much indeed.
On an examination Of his pedigree, YOU
will at once perceive that 1t Is as pure as
chry staI, aud rot condemned in any coun.
try, and that he is closely Connected with
The best racing stock ever produced in the
United s atps,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

Witness the Honorable
). +. Williams, Judge
OF said Court, aud Seal
H. .. OF SAID Court. Issued
the 10Th day of Feblua.
ry, 1912.
j. VI. HOLLiNGSWORTH,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
Feb, ~, 1912. 10 6w. pr fee Sl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
THE CELEBRATED HORSE,
BuCephGIuS.

y Of s, Dennis Of Ho!mss,l
Will stand the ensuing
season, At my residence 8
miles GoElh ives. Of Lexing.
ton. The season 10 COM
mpnCA he fire, rs MnL l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
b d SCOTT.

TAX collector of Holmes county.
March 10, Is 3m pr f xXllt
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
b D SCOTT,

TAX collector Of holmes county,
March 10 Ia 3m. pr zziia
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legacy duty was paid, and the population, from 1891 to
1912 -
REVENUE, EXPENDITURE. PoPuL ALTON, AND AMOUNT OF Pso.
PEhrY SUBJECT To LEG ACT DvTr IN THE UNITED Ktro-
DOM.
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