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NEW BOOkS.-Tbe Come Blackstone are
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Scotland, by Y. q. Kohl, author OF Russia and
the Russians, cheap edition price rs cents just pub
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR ls.S.
Navy DEpARrmrsr.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bprsdu II Provisions and Cioih,hg
HgH.a 18th August, 1912
SEALED proposals, endorsed /" proposals. for
- Beef" and proposals for Pork ss the case
may be- will be received al this Office until O'clock
Monday, the 30th day Of September nexl, FOE fur
nishing and delivering free Of all cost and rick to
the United States
Five thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy
Beef and five thousand eight hundred barrels Of Navy
Pork.
Each barrel To contain not less than two hund red
pounds nett weight Of Beef or Pork no excess of
weight in either article will be paid for. To be de-
iivered at the respective Navy Yards, as follows;
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NEW BOOKS AT FRANCK TAYLORS-
IN Scenes, lnc,den,s, AMI Adysotures IN the Pa
c6c Ocean, during the cruise Of the clipper Manga
ret Oakley, under Capt. Benz. Mousli, by Tbos. J.
Jacobs, 18th engsavinas. tt+r
The Wandering Jer, by Eugene Sue No. l.
No. 5. KsndsIrs Life OF Andres Jackson . 25
e~nta
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ONE HUNDRED AND THREE PACKAGES
SPLENDID NEW GOODS.
YNHE subscribers are now receiving their fall sup
Il ply Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, amongst
which will be found an entirely new style of Cash
mere De Escosse and Mousone DE LANES, to winch
they invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
they also have black and blue black Alpacss which
cannot be equslled in this market. Amongst our
stock in addition, will be found the following desira
BILE goods, VIZ
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1'RIJgrIsKN BALE,

M nEREAs, Jrasn Mccoy. on The
w iylli day Of November, IN tho
ymf iO42, cxccuIod biz Deed Of Trust 70
h'thari ForycAf, or tho purpose Of aocur.
knR Fiyah y, Moon cafluin sums aud
pnymouls 10 said Deed Wrnionod, which
Dcui u dolly recorded IN tic Clerks or.
lec 81 AmiIo County, IN Conveyance Book
NO y, Page. ii7, aud tho said Michael
'offesl having become unwilling 10 exc
ou'o SAID Tfus, aud having refused 10
uNeculo tho same, Tho undersigned was
uu'y appointed Trustee, according to tho
provisions NJ soid Deed, aud tho said sums
~ money IN said Decd mentioned having
vooY Ymic due aud not being paiJ, by the
,"'u Jesse Mccoy, aud tho said Elijah
,"fp,."sNbllgeJ to pay TWO Of said notes
W "I ,,i1 Ba'cs, and tho note to him the
,a,o n'gll remaining unpaid now, there.
'ooV i, )" .p,d igoco Of the power vested in
''' " ,o o~,' and n Trust, and said up.
T"., w,'l sell by execution OF sud
cash, a, The la,c rcsidencd e .i, , Ior
Mccoy, deceased, on tnc SON day. y 's,'
next, the following descriOSh props :
mentioned in said Deed, viz.--The sou''
hal OF lot number 4, Of section number 33
IN township number 2, Of range number 3
east.-The north half of lot number /, Of
section number 80, in township number Z
of range number 3, easl.--lhe south
half OF lots number 81 2, of section mum
Der 80, in township number !. of rang'
number 3, cast,--Also the south west quar-
ter of section number 80, in township
number g, of range numbeu 8, east.-Th
north half, Of the north west part oi frac
tional section number 40, being lot mum
Der, 3, in township number 2, OF rang
number 3, east Also, the north ives
quarter, of the south east quarter, o
section number 80, in township humble
2. OF range number 8, east Also lot
number g. 10, Of section number 40, i
Township number 2, of range numbe
+ 3, east; excepting two acres of said 10
number 4O.--A'so, the slaves Anna, q
bout 81 years old--Mille, II years old
Rhoda. &c years old-Anderson, 6 year
Iold--Mary, years old-Sarah, 2 year
old Also, SIX horses--"~ggon and tear
twenty head Of catle--tiIiy s";ea-
twenty five sheep--set OF blacksmit
ools--loi of farming tooIs-lot of hous
! hold and kitchen furniture, including lot
feather beds And, also, the negro ma
Jack, aged abou, 81 years, If The frustt
can get him into possession by the lin
Of sale, or so much Of said property
may be necessary TO satisfy the prese
claims upon the Trustee. Acting
= Trustee, | shall cnn"~s- 1913 title as
! ----~, IN me by said Deed Of Trust, al
the said appointments.
w. B. HAYGOGD,
Trustee.
March 27, 1914. Aids
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CoAsr OF AFRICA. Things are getting
10 look almost as mixed up on the west
coas, Of Africa as they did little whl'e
since in the Pacific. |. is but recently
,ha, we had occasion TO chronicle how
Com. Perry was compelled 10 chastise
some Of the savages on the coast. by
later arrivals we have further advices
from our squadron in those waters
The troubles with the natives are OF
small moment, bat another "visiiation''
Of an American merchant vessel (,he
brig Francis Lord, OF New York; by the
British ship Of war Alert, looks more Sc.
rous. The visitation appears to have
been wanton in its inception and rude u
execution. The captain Of the Alert sub
sequently made an apology, and said ta'
matter should be inquired into
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n ETTERS OF Administration ha "A
Abecn granted TO the underuigno4n
The lss,nlo of jain SmyIic, dccouscd "A
the February Term, 1914, Of tho ! u
bulo Courl Of Amile couuty--All pcrsots
indebted 10 said Estate, nrc required .
make mmediote payment; and those va
wing Chains against the same, arc r,iues,,
ted; to present them duly aulhon',sasUCo y
wi!bi% ,ipSs iiUleyvfWGfieGdt BY t"'
H'' 9. A. HUDSON.
,, Administrator.
n. -ch 2, ig44 save
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NOTICE.
uo-eh 2, lo44

II ETTERS TeS,amenlary having been
granted 10 the Undersigned at the
March Term, 1914, oil tho Honorable
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
Estate of William Arbuthnot, decea -
Notice. is hereby given TO all persons IN
debted TO said Estate 10 make immediate
payment, and all those having claims
against the same, are requested TO presen!
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will DO tor
ever barred.
THO'S. r. CHEATHAM,
E. VI. DAVIS,
Executors.
March 80, 1914. 4w6
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..,ng 90 BfOadvay, our attention
pps sd ~ . sollIoguIslog lonIer,
"a leaning against ibp taIllne u
On. and hoIdlug forth 10 himself
!. c"llawIng rather Oh, amudng,
'',hilosnphiral manners
~ soi Two whole ccnis-pi give
I. = and s bus, myself, II my body'i
.hsrc I'm going 10 sleep Tonight
!. Lam. with only Two cents, hslfpast
.nd ! severe. night Wcrrlly ! AN
,rdm Of ,nIsforI'nl ! don't 500 how
l,vo negotiated 80 long a. lhas,--
= Jackson say every body'st born Q.
.sl.-excepi me-, knows llbn'u and
I'm iusl az good as nobudy what's
s,er. don't understand tho phllcso.
s. \ Of human nalur--iii wnsvlhcr lollts'
A o,her folks was mo, | wouldn't lot
E self stand here frlzzlng with only
l cents, and no chance Zoe lodging. -
Aere Zoos coupls Of dnndes--ihoy
4, no6ody-l wouldn't be a dandy for
.hiIIin's. Them omnibus chaps oln'l
! hody neither II they was they'd lei 2
In ride for Two cents. Nobody dnn'i
j no notice OF me, because they know
man ia my si;ivation desp'ses oil such
Ian critters. Why couldn't ! had ,he
6od luck 10 be born hoss.--il ! had,
.ose l'dbeen clam boss, and led on
ravens; "if ! was 40 oyster, s'would be
AZ misfortune be firsl-ra'e plump
il (eller--that first one TO be peppered,
LIED and swalIer'I. My eyes! these is
rutinacious iimes--only two cents, q
lousy look for lodgings"
1--WE gave the unfortunate philosopher
sixpcnce, and for which he took oil
d ho, and thanked Us very politely; but
INC out Las we left hi.n-"Look ere,
", old hoss-couldn't you make this Q
hilling9"--N. Y. Paper.
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NOTICE.

A r ,he iuno Term, iO4i, of ihe PRO,
IN ba'q Cuvfs of'Amuo county, | viii
present u,y account ~ Administrator, IN
right OF my wife l.uIlilia kinnabfow. Tor
msfiy LeliIIla canlway, Administrative
on the Esia,e Of bryant A Caraway. DO
coascd, iof final soIllcmea, ani allow
Anco
!. q. KlNNABREw, Admr.,
M right Of his vito l.. Kinnabruw.
May H. iOfi. l0w3
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M ETTERB o. Administration bnylna
~bcoT efanIed 10 Tho undersigned NJ
lha January Term 1914, of the Probate
Court OF Anilo equity, on the Estate Of
ferdinand 49, Cathfr. deconged-All
persons indebted 10 NO Estate, ara yoouI.
rcd 10 make Imme6clo payncn,--sod
those having claims hqnlnst ihe saros,
are requested 20 prnsoiN them duiv 49,
then,Icatod within tho th... e.-s.f.veu
BY law, or they will bu fOfoylt tnitei.
e. CARSNnI,
A1mibistrak
March 90, iea4 ~
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March 80, 1914.
NOTICE.

u ETTERS OF Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned at
the February Term, l844, OF the Probate
Court of Ami.e county, on the Estate OF
Mary BrutAaa. deceased. AL persons
indebted TO said Estate, are required 10
make immediate payment-and those ha-
wing claims against the same, are reques.
ted TO presnt them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
JAMES BRA3HAM.
Admialstrator.
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NOTICE.

HyHE undersigned having been APP
pointed commissioners to receive
aud audit claims against the Estate OF
Hesckioh +. Harrington, deceased (repor..
ted insolvent,) by the Probate Court OF
Amte county, Mississippi, at the March
Term, 1914, will meet at the Court House
in The IOWA Of Liberty, FOR that purpose,
on the first Wednesday, in each month Tor
The ensuing SIX months.
S. R. DAVIS,
B. w. SMITH,
Commissioners.
March so, 1914. 4m6
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Cancer.--The following article IS cop.
ID from an Edinburg paper;- Adro.
bic.
awhile | was al Sinyrne, there was a
kirl afflicted with the Cancerin her lip,
Ind the gum was affected. The Europe
IA physicians consulted On the measures
e be taken, and agreed.they sawsno 9TH
br method than to cut il out and the
kirl had already snb milied herself 10
That decision. BY an accldenl Of that
hature which men cannot account for
An old Armenian came 10 them just IN
sime TO prevent tho application OF the
knife.
"Do nothing,n said the Armenian, 81
will cure her, and when he had pledged
himself strongly, the physicians consen
led.
0EIe procured copper vessel, newly
sinned in the inside ian essential concur
fence,) and having poured a cerlain quan
sity or olive oil into il, he made Il b2l
byer small fire, sufficiently 10 keep i
|cen,ly agilated and 50 Tor three times Y
Ia hours. With this, the OIL resolved y
|selr 10 the consistency Of an ointment
land by constantly rubbing The part At
Efec,cd, he cured her in Ia Moth
Eang else was done.
"The physicians supposed that the OF
received lis virtue from the tin, and tina
Il i, was communicated by lis Ing boiling
lover the. fire"
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NOTICE

A Tihc June Term, ioi4, Of The Pro
~ bnlo Court ul Amilo county, will
present my account rs Administrator IL
bonis non, on tic Estate Of DdrM Kinna
brcm, dccoascd for final settlement am
allowance.
J. G, KlNNABREW,
Administrator.
May II, loll lows
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NO1IcE.

n ETTERS af Administration having
- been granted 10 inc undcrs rned a
The Apfil Term IO4i, of The f'obale
Court Of AmiIc county, 90 The isynlu ~
John Adoms, decoa sud. AL pertains IN.
doblcd 10 said Estate 40 required !, make
imnedaio payment--and those having
claims Against tho same, are requested u
present lhcm duly authenticated within
The time prescribed by law, or ilcy vii
be forever barred
HARRIET ADAMS.
RICHARD g. WESTBROOk,
Administrators
April q, iBaa Eve
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE County


ClRcUIT CouRT--Aldy Tenn, 1914.
Lewis Jackson and
Winney Jackson. Attachment for the
us sum OF $3.50 Ga
Anderson Adams
nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 29lh day of February, l84t
Letois Jackson and IFinNey Jackson, aPpl;
ed for, and obtained an aitachnont from
Richard G. Westbrook, Esd, Justice oil
the Peace, in and for the County of Aml'e,
and State aforesaid, against the goods
and chaltels, lands and tenements OF An
derson Adams, for the above sum OF Two
Hundred and six,y.nine Dollars and sixty
four cents. returnabe to the May Term
next of the Annie Circuit Court, 10 be
held on the SECOND MONDAY IN MAY
Eighteen Hundred and Forty-Four, and
unless the said Deiendeat shall appear
give special bail and plead, answer or de-
mur.. wiihn the time prescribed for ap'
pearance a, said Term, Judgment, tina
will he demanded against the property
attached, aud the Garnishec summoned
and the property so attached will be SOLD
una -rri;~a ~ .Nts~ 1--y>-~---> &C r1a'"t'h
demands and all COSTS.
R. l.. TORRAN CE, CPk.
Liberty, March So 1914. Ave
liam. Mcknight Plaintiffs Attorney
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NOTICE.

A T the June Term, 1914, Of the Pro.
IN bate court Of Amite county, will
present my account as Administrator on
the Estate oil William Sirawn, deceased
for final settlement an allowance.
BALAM STRAWN,
Administrator.
April 81 1914. 8w3
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New Advertis E m 9 nts-
LII MBER.

TNHE Steam Milltwo miles South OF
Liberty, is again IN operation, I'M
der the infringement Or James Eubanks'
William H. H. Ryder, and James NJ, Sml-
ley, under the firm, name OF james Eu-
banks & Co.
They viii sell lumber at the following
rates, viz:
Flooring per thousand feet, $l5 o.
Ceiling, 70 y,
Misunderstanding, /" 10 y
Scantling, !" !" II o
Rough Edge, !" ~ "
10 all cases cash must be paid on IA
king the lumber from the yard, excep
BY special contract. The Grlst Mill is y
tull operation.
Mayfll, 1914. IONS
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NOTICE.

A T the Nay Term, 1914. Of the Pro. :.
"a bate Court Of Amite County, | will
present :my account as Guardian of Ell
jdh Thompson, for final settlement aud al
lowance, and surrender my lettsr of
Guardianship.--Al persons may attend ie
they think proper.
HATTEN C. WEATHERSBY,
Guardion.
March so, 1914 Ava
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the undo rsIgn
cd, are requested 10 come lnrw1c
and make Immediate, payment, as longc'
indulgence cannot be given. ID icord
The icisc is sufficient"
A. w. FORSYTHE.
April ~, 1914. 8
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NOTICE..

A t the June Term, 1914, Of he Pro
IA bate Court Of Amitc connty, we
will present the account of L. /. Wealth
erSby, deceased, late co.cxecutor Of Lew.
is Wea'hersby for final set,em,at.
ELPHANEY WEA FIlERSBY,
WIN. OBIER, Executors.
April 81, 1874. 8w3
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March 80, 1874.
NOTICE.

A L the May Term. l844, of the
~ Probate Court of Amite county, !
will present my account as Executor ct
John Nelin, deceased, for final settlement.
and allowance, at which time, all persons
inte rested can attend, if they think proper.
GILBERT NELlN,
Executor.
March 80, 1914. avs
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March 27, 1914.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY, SIS.

To all persons interested in the Real Is
tate Of GABRIEL w. HARRINGTON, a mi
nor --GREETrNG:
VIZ GU are hereby cited to be and per-
4 sonally appear before the Probate
Court of Ami,e County, on the Fourth
Monday in June next, TO shew cause, f
any they can, why the following Real IS
tate belonging to said minor, should moi
be ordered 10 be sold, to-wit:--Thc east
half, OF the north west quarter, Of section
number 90, in township number IL, OF
range number |, west; in the district OF
lands subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mis-.
sissippi, containing 80 l2-iO0 acres--and
the east half. Of the south east quarter, OF
section, number Is, in township number
10, Of range number |, west; containing
81 l2-i00 acres. in the district OF lands
suhie1, to sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
land the west half, of the south wesl
quarter, of section number Ia, in town
ship number %. Of range number I, west
containing 70 94-l00 acres. in he dis
irict OF lands offered for sale at Noun
lSalus, Mississippi and me east lall, VI
the south west quarter, of section number
IA, in township number IL, of range mum
Der west; containing 70 84-l0O acres
liz the Choc,aw district, and State Of Mis-
sissppl.
i II is further ordered by the Court tha
this Citation be published in the "Libert,
! Advocate" and "Woodville Republican,
for the time prescribed by law.
! >AAls!s,. WITNESS the Hon. JOHs
) SWW< WALKER, Judge Of Probate Q
!, :SNKyS sai! County, the Fourth Mon
! 90 day Of March. 4. D., One Thot
!, sand Eigh, Hundred and Forty-four.
!, Issued 3O.h March, 1914.
r S. r. DAVIS,
/, Clerk.
! March 80. 1914. 4w6
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Trustees Sale.

nY VIRTUE of Deed of Trust FIX
I'D ecured by CHARLES w. Mcknight
to L. NJ. Davis, to secure Simeon Avery,
William Jones. and John Z, Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and OF
Record in the Clerks Office OF the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite County. | will sell to
The highest bidder on Moaidy the 23d
dag Of September, 1914, at the door OF the
Court House in Liberty, Tor cash, he
following described proper'y,to vii;
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nclla, one Marc and Colt
Five work Steers, and one OK
Wagon,
and convey such title TO the purchaser a
is vested in me by the said Deed OF Trust
the subsequent appointment OF me as
trustee.
WILLIAM C. HARRELL.
trustee,
March 6, 1914. ln6
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ETTERS Of Administration having
4Ieen granted 10 The undersigned on
the Estate Of james Brabdam, deceased,
al the February Term, 1914, Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite connty-all persons
indebted TO said Estate, are required e
make immediate payment; and those ha
wing claims against the same, are re
quesied 10 present them duly auihenllca
led within the time prescribed ny law, q
they will be forever barred
JAMES BRABHAN,
administrator.
May II, i844. lows
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NOTICE.

A T the May Term. 1914, W. will pre-,
"a sent our account as Admlnls.ra-
tors Of the Estate Of Samuel K Ihomp-
son, deceased, Tor final settlement and al
lowance,
w. w. IVES,
REBECCA THOMPSON,
March 80. 1914. Avs
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AprIl 6, le44.
lust RECEIVED FRESH.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH.
ENRlNTS and Muslins, spring patterns,
brown and white Linnens and Drill
'Hngs, Co.tonades, Gambroons and other
goods for summer wear.
T. w. HITCHCOCK, geo
April i3. 1914 6
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Aprile7, ioa4.
NOTICE.

A I mo Juno Term, i8ii, OF The Pro
IA bate Coar: Of Amile county, w
viii present The OccoNaLof l. H. YEA N
ersJy, deceased, late Administrator o.
Solomon Weathersby (or final settlement
ELpllANEY WEATHERSBY,
WIN. OBlER, Admr's.
April 81, i0i4. 0w3
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY, S. S.

AMITE o. o.
=, III us,- sons in crested IN the Real Is
fqte Of GREEN 6. CASTOR, deceased -
GREETING:
wYOII are hereby cited 10 be and per
sonal!y appear before IN rfopa, .s
Cur, OF Amito County, on he roart =
Monday IN June nert, 10 snew cause \, =
anv YOU c.n, why the following heal rs
tate belonging to said deceased : Ls'a'e
should not be ordered 10 be sold, tc'wi':-
The cas-, part Of The north east qaar'ef o 9
section uumher 3, Of township number 2,
Of range number 4, east; containing To-
acres three roods and thirty peFches and
twelve twenty filths OF a purchase, being
Rounded and described as follows, VIZ
Beginning a, white oak At The north
cas-, corner Of said sectfon, running sour
one hundred and fifty Tour perches %
red oak stake, thence west one hundfee
and ,h;rty.eich, perches and three llnk'
,;na s,nlSe. thence north one hundred
and fly perches 10 laurel stake 'henc'
east 10 The place Of commemorative
Lands i situated in ANTE County. u
(nr,her ordered BY the Court that IN,
Citation Be published in the Liberty AZ
yocate aud WoodyiIIe Republican, iOf ~
thine prescribed by law, 49,, !,
| Ss JoHN WALKER, Judge OF Pre
i bate Of said County, IN
Fourth Monday Of Apr,,'
|, 1vssss D., One Thousand Eight Hul
! drcd and Forty-four.
!, issued cath April 1914; &c r,,,,.
J S. II. DAVIS, CPk.
, ApriIe7, 1914.
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NOTICE.

A # the June Term, 1914, Of the Pro.
"a bate Court Of Annie county, | will
present my account as Guardian Of Mary
Ann g. SpaTlOrk, FOR final settlement and
allowance.
r. J. SPURLOCK,
Guardian.
April 6, 1914. sw3
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

annie AOONlfs o. d. J
To all persons interested in the (oli,lcing
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, deceas.
ed-GREETlNG
W GU IRE hereby cited TO DC and per-
n sonaly appear before the Probate
Court Of Anlte county, on the Fourth
Monday IN July neri, and shcw cause II
any YOU can, why the same should not
be ordered 10 be sold, TO wi,:--The undi.
vided hall OF fractional section numberii,
in township number 4, OF range nnmoer
i, east; containing $50 acres, lying in
Franklin County, and State aforesaid
Also attract Of land situate, lying and be.
ing in Amite County, and State aforesaid
designated more parliculy as lying and
being about thirty miles east of Natchez
oil the Homochitto River, which il ap
pears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell, or
the 18th Of September .l79l--hy vir, '..
~ n >wa rreos, dated 9th May, iISo, cetu
nod Sis May, 1899, and patented Isl
June, 1899; containing 400 arpents, more
or less. - Also fractional section numbeI
Is, ia township number !, east, situate
in the County and State Aforesaid. 1t i
further ordered BY the Court that this u
ia,on be published in the Liberty Advo
cate and WoodvIle Republican Tor thu
time prescribed by law.
-. WITNESS the Elorablt
.s%4I< john WALKER, Judge Of Pro
3ANAy&$ bate Of said County, at TIT
| 2sSaES Cour, House thereof on tn
7TfsS Fourth Monday OF AprIl a
H., One thousand Eight Hundred an
Forty -four.
Issued cath April 1874.
April 81, 1914. o"o
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April 81, 1914.
MEDICINE.

MEDICINE.
NHRS. TlLLOrSON has this day re-
H ceived a fresh supply Of ~-,aai"ine.
winch will be sold as low asany in Town,
Liberty, March 80, lS44
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BONNETS.

BONNETS.
MFRS. TILLOrSON has Just return
V cd from New Orleans with fash
;nnabIe assortment Of Silk, Muslin, VI.
Incsa and Black Straw Bonnets, which
w;ll he sold at City prices for cash
Liberty, March 2S, ls44 :
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N0TICE.

A N Instructor, wishes TO be informed
/ ~ Of neighborhood that wants a
school. The course ofiuition if requisite,
will be confined 10 an English Education
but If required, will be extended TO Clas.
sic Literature and tho highest branches o.
science. Those who may feel interested
will apply all this Office, or at +. Z. Tai
lber,'s. The writer wishcTso remain IL
Amite county.
| April 90. 1914 III
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To all persons interested in the Real Is
tate Of GABRIEL w. LERRINGToN, mi
nor GREETING:
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Marcel, 90, iea4