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ING WAREHOUSE, No.2 ~ HOWARD STREET
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ENOR SALE. A black woman 81 years of age,
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of good character and can come well recommended.
LEWIS +. SCOTT,
ap29 10 Exchange Place.
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SUN SCREENS. Mrs. P. A. NICKERSON,
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with a variety of lin Ware; Britannia Ware; Family
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EN NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,)
Tishemingo County.
PROBATE Court, JUNE TERM, lS45.

PROBATE CouRT, JUNE TERM, lS45.
A. L. REYNOLDS, Administrator of the
Estate of John M. Hogue, deceased; having
represented to the satisfaction of the Probate
Court of Tishamingo County Mississippi that
the peronal Estate of the said deceased is not
sufficient to pay the debts Of the same. No
tice is therefore hereby given to all persons m
terested in the Lands and Tenemen's, OF the
said deceased, to appear before the Probate
Court of Tshamingo County, at Term OF SAID
Court to be holden at the Court House, IN the
Town of Jacinto, on the first Monday in August
1915; to show cause, if any they can, why an
Order shall not be made, to sell the interest
which the said deceased had at the time OF his
death, in and to the undivided half of the North
East Quarter of Section Twelve, Township
Six, of Range Ten, East:-And also, all the IN
terest the said deceased, had in and to Saw
Mil and Grlss Mill, situated on said Land; sub
iect nevertheless, to the Dover OF the WIDOW
of said deceased; lying in the County aiofe-
said. BY order the Court. -,
WITNESS, the Hon. A. II. WEIR,
~ Judge of the Probate Court OF Tisho,
[Lsl mngo County, with the Seal thereof
annexed, the first Monday IN June,
is45 Issued 23rd June 1915.
'0'' c. KEY, elk
June 2sth 1s45-32-4w Prs fee w %.
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A REMARKABLE FACT We witnessed day
Or two ago most extraordinary, and, TO ~
highly Interesting exhibition Mr.. Jacob u.
Jodbunicr, son Of Mr. y. Il. Todhuntcr, Of Jes
eatnlne county was born deaf and dumb. lie
Is now about twenty five years Of age, and has
received very fine education, for one in his
situation, at the Deaf aud Dumb Asylum at
DanvilIe. lilo whites and reads well, and 10 q
remarkably sphgbtly intelligent young gentle
man. A few months ago he was placed under
the charge Of Wr. Robert +. Anderson, gen.
tleman who is engaged in the duties Of an in.
e'ructor Of youth N Christian county, near Gar.
rotlsburg, in this State, for The purpose of learn
ing to artculate. A few days ago, we had the
pleasure of seeing Jacob, who had Just returned
on visit to his family aud he distinctly bid us
"good morning." and in a conversation with US,
made himself distinctly understood in many
things. We also heard him read chapter in
the Bible, which he did with great case and
cIearness.-Ler. (Ky) Observer.
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lfsl lehi aud has io'slly dimegardod he mar.
faRo y0g With her, and that bs has Nv a.,
spac. N more than ilfao years wholly deserted
and abandoned her, and Thai he deseftion and
abandonment has been wiifu, continued and
obstinate iof torn ofiimc. oi mora Than three
yoats, and that during none 0fibat time has ho
~ any manner discharged towards bsf any N
The duties Of husband 70 vile, and that be s,ill
continues his obstinate aud wiliul domefti0p
of her.
Prayer, tha, The said William %. Barker bp
made defendant, and that The bonds " Ma,f.
mony between Complainant aud Defendant bo
dissolved, and fof such other aud further relief
~ the matter and circumstances u tho case
may require.
HARDY ". sTRICKLIN, Clsrk.
June lith lsi5-JO--ym
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Tippah County. {

Hiram Hines, } Attachment, Levied on Land
VS. to wit: E / Sec 25, Town
Benz. Sherrod. Sship l, Range 2 East.
N Office is hereby given, that an Attach.
~ ment hath been duly issued, a the suit
of the above named Hiram Hines against
the Estate of the said Benjamin Sherrod, for
the sum Of Sixty Dollars, and has been returned
levied, and is now pending before the Circuit
Cnurt Of said County, and that unless the said
defendant shall appear at the next Term Of
said Court, on the last Monday in September
lS45, and give bond with sufficient security
and plead within the time limited for his appear.
ance; Judgment will be entered, and the estate
so attached will be sold.
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
June llth lS45--3O-4w--prs fee SIS.
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N Office.

NAY order of the Probate Court of Tisha.
Ma mipgo County Mississippi, will sell on
Friday the 10Th day Of September next,
TO the highest bidder, at the Court House door
IN the Town of Jacinto, on credit OF Twelve
IMonlhs, the undivided interest in the North
East Or Section IL, Il 6, R 10 East, belonging
10 the Estate Of John M. Hogue decd, and AL.
So the interest the said deceased had in and
e Saw & Griss Mil situated on the same.
BOND and approved security, required Of the
purchaser.
A. E. REYNOLDS.
Administrator.
August BIB lS45-39-3t Tee Va.
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~ We publish to-day . communication over
che signature of"lIiden," rom which we hope
no erroneous Inference will be drawn, We 1e
nopurissu u Gov, MoNaii. and DO not intend
,obe. These oabvassefs iof ilensior, however,
since they Insist on ufging their pfeiensions boz
fofe The people, cannot obied 10 their eoufse
being closely fcfoiioined Hence We think We
do t.on. rooio no wrong ~ admitting into our
columns tLe communication u "l,adioal."
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tppah County.
CIRCUIT COURT, sth day of April 1916.
Wiley Pope, Executor of
the Estate of William
II. Pope, deceased. :
Milo Forsyth.
TENtilS day came the complainant by Attor-
ney, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of the State Of Mississippi, so
that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by
the Court, that unless the said defendant APP
pear at the next term of this Court, on the first
day thereof, to be held at the Court House in
the Town of Ripley, for the County of Tippah,
in the State of Mississippi, on the last Monday
in September lS45 and Plead answer or demul
to complainants Bill, that the allegations there
In contained, will be taken as confessed, ant
this cause set for final hearing, and decreed &C
cordingly. 1t is further ordered by the Cour,
that this order be published in the Ripley AID
vertser, news paper published in the Tow
of Ripley, in the State of Mississippi. for thu
space OF Two Months successfully, notifying
the defendant of the tendency of this suit.
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, CLERK
ABSTRACT.
Companants Bill charges, that on the 9th
of April 1912, William II. Pope, now deceased
sold to Milo Forsyth, the following. land, lying
in Tppah County, State of Mississippi, to wit.
The South.ea Quarter of Section Ten, in
Township Five, of Range Two, east; for which
said Forsyth executed his note TO said Pope,
for One Hundred and Five Dollars, due the
25th December lS43, and the said Pope give
his Bond to Forsyth for title. that said Forsyth
has since left the State of Mississippi and gone
to parts unknown to complainant, carrying with
him SAID title bond and leaving no effects in
the said State" Complainant charges said note
to be specific lien upon said land.
Prayer, that said Forsyth be made defendant
and required to answer compliments bill, and
that said land be sold for the payment Of the
purchase money, and prayer for such other and
further relief, as the case require, &c.
HARDY w. STRICKLlN, Clerk.
June 18th lS45-3O--2m
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ESTRAY-TippahC County.
"AKEN up by H. Hines, living % miles
n North west of Ripley, one bay mare,
supposed to be 4 or 5 years old, some
saddle spots; Appraised to $50.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
August 23d l645-40-3t
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ESTRAY--Tippah County, Miss

= TPPar 07Is5.
zRAKEN up by John C. Goodner, living
~ miles North of Ripley, one Iron Grey
Mare, inclined to be hog backed, no marks or
brands, supposed to be 8 years old; Appraised
to $50. July 22nd, 1915.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
-. July Goth 1S45--36--3t
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CHANCELLOR MARTIN ELECTED GOVERNOR.
The last Flag d. Journal, contains the vote for
Governor in all the counties except two dale
and Col1ee,) and Martins majority is 46l4 -
The two counties 70 hear from will IN all proba
b.lity in crease rather than diminish that major-
n.y. How far success at the expense OF the
union and harmony of his party, will prove a
source of eradication to him we leave to be esti-
mated by those who are willing to obtain office
at SO great cost.-Frankl.n Democrat.
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-N.GE-S
OF THE
HORSE SHOE;
A TRADITIONARY TALE
OF THE
COCK T. D-HA II gle " TR Y
OF THE OLD DOMAIN.

By the Author Of "Ihe Cavaliers Of Virginia,
0lHARLEs YANCEY has the pleasure Of
~ informing the Southern public that he will
issue from his Press in West Wetumpka, Ala,
in few weeks, The above named Novel, by a
distinguished author residing in the State of
Georgia.
The KNIGHTS OF THE HoEsE SHOE will be is.
sued in Pamphlet form, 2 vols, l25 pages, or
more, EACH Price rs cts. per single copy--9
copies for $500; 20 copies for $40.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing the
money, will receive prompt attention. Address
CHARLES YANCEY,
Wetumpka, Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July Is, ls45.
TNewspapers in Alabama, Georgia, and
Mississippi copying the above, shall receive
copy of the work and at the same time, confer
a favor which will be reciprocated when oppor-
,unity offers. G. Y.
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Valuable Town Prop
erly For sale.

HNY ~ order u The Probate Court d Zip,
* psh County, Mice, obtained NJ The IA.
gust Term isib, shall oligf ~ salo 20
the highest bidder, on credit q " Monibs, VI
the COuH House door W llipley, W said County
90 Tgssdsy, Sspismbt son lsib,
the following Town Lots, ~ Ripley, 10 said
County, ~ The properly q William Morton
deetastd,-y li Lots \, 4 0 IN Block lb-i,ots
I, ., q tin il.ock 20, and Lots ., q, q 7 IN
Hook 9s.-hisSO tho undivided moioiy " said
William Norton decd, IN The West half VI lot
u, ~ Block ~, and Lot 4, IN Block ~, including
The SOfe House and adjoining oulbuiIdibrs u
Norton u Hunter, In Ripley. Tic uBdefeien
cd viii also, at the came time and place, til'f
bis undivided moiety Of the West hall NJ Lot u,
n Block III, and Lot 4, IN Block ~, IN he own
individual right, upon the same terms az above
specified. The title TO oil u said property Is
believed 10 be perfect
JOHN HUNTER, Adm
# VIM. Norton Deed
August 10Th lsij-30-tds
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TnE STA ~ on MISSISSIPPI, 4,

rnEsrATG or MISSISSIPPI
Tippah County,
cirogir coghT, sch dsy of April lsi5,
Elizabeth wiIIis@', Ca.
Wesley Williams,
TuylliSdsy came tho Complainant by her
huof neN and II appearing 10 ibe satis
iaciipn ~ The Court, that The Defendant
fosides bpyond The limits ~ the State " Me
slsiippt 20 That The ordinary process flaw can
no' be served upon him, It's therefore ordered
Ny The Court, that unless the eaid defendant ap.
peer at Tho next terra ~ this Court, on Tho fret
nay thereof, 10 b. held Tor tho County Of TIP
pab' Of tho Count House In the Town of ZIP
10y, tDsaid State, On tho last Monday IN Sep
iombof 1910, ana plead, answer, or demur 70
compliments bill, that the Same with oil The al.
legations therein contained wi DO taken 40 con.
lossod and lhe cause set for final hearing aud
dccfeed accordingly. ltis further ordered by
nc Court, that THIS order be- published IN The
lhpley Advertiser, a news paper published IN
Tho Town OF Ripley, IN The State Of Mississippi,
iof the space Of Three Months notifying the
defendant OF The tendency Of this suit.
HARDY w. STRlCKLIN, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Compainants Bill states, that in the year
1888. complainant and defendant were married,
but that defendant has since, left her, with the
declaration on his part, that he had determined
not to live with complainant, and that he noy
or would again, and complainant further charges
the fact and truth to be, the said Wesley VIII
Jams, SO being her husband and the duties
OF such wholly neglectlng, has for upwards Of
three years since their said Marriage wllfully,
continually and obstnateIy deserted complai-
nant, and thereby cast her upon the world with
out comfort or support
Prayer, that said Wesley Williams be made
defendant to compliments bill, d that the bonds
of Marimony be dissolved between them, ant
for such other and further relief as the nature
of the case may require.
HARDY w. STRlCKLIN, Clerk
June lS45-30-3m
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Fine BrandieS.

superior article of Brandy and Brand Che.
ries, Wines of various kinds, old Holland Gin,
Feb. 20, lS45. ]. u. WALKER.