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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
ANTE CoUNTY, So.

HMlIb COuHlft ""' J
10 oil persons iniereSted in The Real
Esiale IF ALLEN TARvEs, Dec'dSed-
GREETING;
NZOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
and personally appear before the
PrObate Court Of Am,e County, on the
0urh Monday in September, 1916,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be
sod-iowit:
The East Half ofihe South West Quar-
ter OF Section Number 90, in Township
Number 4, Of Range Number 5. East
containing 30 Acres and 28-l00ths Of an
Acre.
The West Half Of the South East Quar-.
ter Of Section Number 90, in Township
Number A, Of Range Number 5, East
containing 80 Acres and 38-l00ths Of an
Acre.
The West Half Of the North East Quar-
ter, and the East Half Of the South East
Quarter, and the North West Quarter of
the South East Quarter Of Section Mum
Der 10, in Township Number 5. of Range
Number 6, East containing 200 Acres
The East Hal of the South East Guar
er OF Section Number %, in Township
Number 4, Of Range Number s. East
containing 30 Acres and 28-l0Oihs oil an
Acre.
The West Half Of the North West
Quarter of Section Numb'r 81, and the
West Half OF the North East Quarter oil
Section Number 90, in Township Number
a, of Range Number 5, East containing
1863 Acres aud 9O-l00ths Of an Acre.
The West Half OF the South Wes;
Quarter Of Section Number %, IN Town
ship Number a, Of Range Number ., East
; containing 80 Acres and 52-lOOths o.
| an Acre.
The West Half Of the South West
Quarter OF Section Number l3, and the
, East Half of the North East Quarter o
Section Number 90, and the Wesl Half o
; The North West Quarter of Section Mum
Der "a, in Township Number 5, of Range
Number 6, Disseminating 238 Acre.
/ aud 67-l00lhs Of an Acre.
The East Hall OF the North West Quar-
/, ter of Section Number %, in Township
Number A, Of Range Number 8, East
t containing 81 Acres and 32-iOOlhs oil al
e Acre.
e Said lands lying and being IN the Couo
Nv of Amite and State aforesaid.
II is further ordered by he Court tha
e this Citation be published ia The "Llbert
!. Advocate and "WoodvlIle Republican,,
If o- the time prescribed by law
# ,,,. WITNESS the Honorab
,C eS& JOHN WALKER, Judge of II
r s::;; :' Ell: :. :: s% :; e. E;
June, A. D.. One Thousand Eight Hu
dred and Forty-Six.
= By B. W. SMITH. Dep. CT
ISSUED 24;h June, 1916.
June 81, 1916. ... 1.-TWO
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR

A HORRIBLE AFFAIR
n, Tuesday evening last, our town wos
"crno OF ono Of tho most horrible nl
:. that darken tho records OF crime
!. ,lca /. Foster, tho Assessor Of Taxes
~ liz counly, was taking down the TAX
T. n,ooeny Of Wm. X. Richardson, o.
",g mechanic ofihis county IN native
hsliove OF DAYTON, Ohio. We CHANGED
4 no prosont nj tie time. Aver compile
~ ,be list, and going through The regu
,outine Of inierrogalions, which The
a. make tho duty Of the Assessor To pro
cnnd 10 all tax payers. Mr. Foster lnlor
nod Mr.. Richardson that II was necessary
him 10 swear or affirm to the list he
81 rendered in. Mr.. X. who seemed
sery petuent and somewhat agllate
n ro,gh the whole time, pre-emptorily de-
lined swearing. Mr.. Foster told hIm he
Ionst swear, or be doubled taxed-that
Ihe law did not leave it discretionary
VIII him, he was Obliged to swear all tax
,avers. The d--mn lie was glven--a
Simultaneous rush was made, and quick
ps thought, Richardson gave the deathly
allow. Foster made pass at him ater
Wounded. We learn there was an old
aurudee between them -or at least on the
bart Of Richardson.
4 We have thus went iuto particulars
Farther perhaps than we have right too
--or than the public will bear with us In'
but our feelings are so shocked to thlnk
hhat an officer OF the State, bound by his
oath to fulfil the duties oil his oliice--and
whilst in the simple and faithful discharge
of that duty, should be hunted down and
4 lau entered like a wolf. We say our
Feelings are so repugnant to THIS sort OF
athing, that they are beyond our control,
and may have dictated improper things
8Mr. Foster was one of our best citizens
an upright and impartial officer, he pos
sessed a heart disproportioned TO his cor
! poreal frame, and his greatest pleasure
seemed to be in ministerlng TO the wants
of the needy. He was followed to M
grave and inferred with the honors oil TN
Fraternity Of which he belonged, the inde
Apendent Order of Odd Fellows; OF whlci
Order he was a worthy member.
n He was stabbed in the LETT lung lmme
Sdia,ely over the heart, severlng two rlb'
land the main artery OF the heart IL
Alived but about 6 minutes alter the wound
IA Jury Of inquest was summoned anf
gave in their verdict that the deeease
acame to this death from blow infllcte'
4 by VIM. X Richardson.
Richardson was tried yesterday belor'
Justices Cooley and Gldaft, aud boun
lover in the sum Of $4,000 The Sat
had no defence-and had it not been 70
a slight difference Of opinion in the court
i, would have been one sided bushes;
Should we ever have the HONOR oil o.
inc murdered in this State be this our epl
" taph--
SIay or slain--dead or damned
n Blend not my fate with laws
n Unknown to justice and to honor;
Laws, trodden undertoot by quacks
N Who spout and spirit defamation
u Against good dead men.
II Blu: let me fill my grave IN peace,
And if my ghost can e'cr return,
II Pll haunt the wretch that slew me.
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STATE or Mlssl slpPl,l


Cacuir CouuT--ScPembcr Term, i046'
~ AyEAH Attachment for the
A. ". Rows. 'o" OF S''' 90
NJ Office is hereby given, that on The
Y Goth dry Of June 1916, y. Arery.
plaintiff in this case, applied for and OBJ.
tainpd from b. w. Smith. a Justice OF
the Peace IN aud for said County, an At.
lachmeni against the Estate, Real and
Personal Of A. W. ROVE, defendant, Tor
The above sum Of One Hundred ami for
in FINE Dollars and Eighty FIVE Gents,
re;urnabe at Court to be holden at Lin
euy, in and Tor Amile County, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
1916, and unless The said defendant shall
appear, give special bail, and plead, an
swer or demur, within the time pRscr'b
ed by law Tor appearance at said ~Ierm
Judgment final win be demanded a@Ins
The properly or effects attached, and lh'
same so attached will be sold and applied
10 the payment of the plaintiffs deman
r. l.. TORRANCE, Nerk.
BY T. NJ. KINcADE, Dep C'k.
Liberty, July 4, lS46. l8w4
Dillingham;, for Plaintiff
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New Advertis m e n is.
NOTICE
IVY F. THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office in the North Room of the Jail.
LIBERTY, Mss, July 18th, 1S46. l9yl
NUII OE
n FILTERS TESTAMENTARY Of The


TT ETTERS TESTAMENTARY Of the
Will Of GARNET BRYANT, deceased,
having been granted TO me as Executor
at the June Term, 1876, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, Misslssipp'--aII
persons indebted to the Estate of said DE
ceased, will please make payment to WI
liam H. Dillingham;, Esq, and all persons
having claims against the Estate OF sa'a
Deceased, will exhibit them within The
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred. A presentation OF claims
to MIR. Dillingham; will be deemed sutf
cient.
RICHARD PATTESON,
Executor.
July 4, 1886. il8w6
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PIKE COUNTY, SIS.

PIKE COUNTY, SIS.
ToaH pe,.lonS interested in The Real rs,
tate of JAMES THOMPSON, Deceased
GREETING:
W GU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
and personally appear before the
PROBATE Court of Pike County. on the
Fourth Monday i'll August next,
then and there to sbew cause, If any you
can. why the following described Tracts
Of Land, situate, lying and being IN said
County, should not be sold according to
The PRAYER oc the Petitioner, towIt:
The East Half, Of the West Half, OF the
North East Quarter, oil Section Number
80, in Township Number A, of Range
Number 7, East. -#
The East Half, of the North East Quar-
ter. of Section Number 30; and the West
Half. Of the North West Quarter, Of Sec
lion Number 90, Of Township Number !,
Of Range Number 7, East.
|, is further ordered by the Court that
this Citation be published in the =" Free
Press" published in llolmesvlle, and the
.sLiberry Advocate published in Liberty
Mississippi, for Six Weeks, SUCCESSFULLY
WlTNss the Honorable
| J CHRISTOPHER HOOVER
/ L. D. Judge OF the Probate Court o
~ Pike County, al the Cour
. llou Sc thereof, on the Fourth Monday o
Hume, A. D., One thousand Eight Hun
Idred and Forty Six.
| ISSUED this 23d day Of June. l846.
i LEONARD MAGEE,
/ Clerk
i I,,a Or I846 live
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SALE iURTHER POSTPONED
AD1JNfSTRAT RS SALE.

ADWNISTRAT RS SdLE.
I'm purSonco Of m order Of Tho FRO,
bate burt Of Amito county, gran'cd
nj lhe FEBRUARY Tenn, 1861 VIII as
Administrator Of W,iiiam Jones, decoas'
cd, sell
On m An Monday IN May, 1916,
on credt Of ~ months, before The door
of the Curt House in Liberty, the Iol
lowing described lands, belonging 10 The
Estate q said deceased, lo.wlt;--forly
acres in north east corner OF south east
ouarter d section number four, township
number wo. range number four easl.--
Also, twbthlrds .of south wesiqnarler OF sec
lion nunber four, township number TWO
range upuber Jour, east.--Aso, an eight
acre lo, sold by William Baker TO wa
liam jones begiwpg at the norm "eSl
corner olthe south east quarter section
number lour, tnwnship nunnber two' range
number four east---thence running SOUTH
to point where The boundary line q a
certain two acre lot, grained by \. mont
gomery to The Executor oil J. No. Clark
and NJ. Davis, which boundary intersecis
The eastern boundary oil the lands OF sac
IJones Gecense d-thence running an cas-
tern course 10 the road leading from LIB
Ierty TO the place OF j. r. Brown-thence
north with said road 10 the northern
boundary Of said quarter sectlon--lhence
westerly TO the place of beginning AL
situate in the county of Ante and State
of Mississippi. Out of which lands the
widow Of William Jones, deceased, mas
had her dover laid off.
The purchaser or purchasers VIII De
required to give note with approved Sc
curity. ,n,
GEO. f. WEBB,
administrator.
Anr1 i, t946 6wG
6FThe above SALE is postponed Unit
1.-The FOURTH MONDAY IN JUNE, 1916
GEO. F. WEBB,
Administrator
May 80, 1916. l3tds
9TThe above Sale is further pos'pon
ed until the 4lh Monday in July, instant
GEO +. WEBB,
Administrator.
July 4, 1896 l8w4
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10 all peg4ons interested in The Real Is
tate of JAMES THOMPSON, Deceased
GREETING:
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stale OF MISSISSIPPI

Stale OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
ClRcuIr CouRr-Sep'ember Term, 1886
JAMES BoLIN' Attachment for the
WILLIAM MARTIN. SUI" u
MToTlCE IS hereby given, that on the
$ q5lh dav Of May, SAC, James DO
in. plaintiff in this case, applied for and
obtained from T. M. Kincade, Justice OF
the Peace in and for said County an Al
tachmenl agains, the Estate, Real ana rPF'
sonal of WILLIAM MARTIN, defendants Tor
The above sum of One Hundred anu F0rs9
Dollars anil Ntrety Four Cents returna
bic al a Circui, Cour, 10 be holded al Lio-
er,y, in and for ANTE County on 'hF
FIR T MONDAY IN sEPTEMBER',,
1916, and unless the said defendant sha''
appear, give special bail. and Plead an
swer or demur, within the time pfeScf'o
ed by law for appearance at sala Term
Judgment final will be demanded aSalns'
The property or effects attached, ano .nt
same so attached will be sold and applied
10 the payment Of the pIalntlti s demanc
'' RI. TORRANCE, CLERK.
By T. NJ KINcADE, Dep. OK
Liberty, June 81, 1916. 7w4
| JSmiIsy & Lo,cry, Plaintiffs Attorneys.l
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To all persons interested IN The Estate Of
DAVID LEA, ceased GREETING:
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE Or MloSlSolFFbl
ANTE COUNTY.
ClRculr CouRr-September Tern, 1916.
E, T. MCLEAN, Attachment, for the
JOHN B Bower. su" OF SlSS 80
nj Office is hereby given, that on the
q 18th day Of June, 1916, E. !. NC,
LAIN, plaintiff in this case, applied for and
obtained from Thomas M. kincade, Jus
lice of the Peace in and for SAID County, an
Attachment against the Estate, Real and
Personal Of JOHN Bower, defendant, tor
the above sum Of ne Hundred and lh'r,
In Three Dollars and Ninety Eight Cents
returnabIe al Court TO be holden at LIB
er,v. in and Tor Amite County, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
1916, and unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special bail, and plead an
swer or demur, within the time prcscrio'
ed by law for appearance at SAID ler'''
Judgment final will be demanded aga'ns'
The property or effects attached, and inc
same so attached will be sold and applied
to The payment Of the plaintiff s demand
and all costs. ,
By T. NJ. KINcADE, ep. Clk
Liberty. June 81, 646. l7w4
$ Ham. Nc knight, Plaintiff s AftoF"e0I
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NOl,lCE.

- NM AS committed TO The
MA " Jail Of Aml'e County,
SzakSI State Of Mississippi, on the end
1M instant by B. w. Smith, Esq
W. a Justice Of the Peace, IN and
- for said County, negro man
who calls his name JOHN, and says ne be-
longs 10 Moses Brakeman, living III Green
County, Kentucky. Said negro Is aooul
twenty FIVE years Of age-6Ve feet SIX Or
seven inches high--bright mu'a''o-ne
was shot in the back with shot gun,
about a month snce-has q bushy neao
Of hair-no marks perceivable-had on
cotton shirt and jean PantaIoons'
The owner Of the above described ne
gro is requested 10 come forward prove
properly, pay charges and take nm o ~,
Jail, or he will be dealt with as the law o.
reefs. Z. y. WiChGn,
Sh riff and Tailor Of Amite Count, M,ss
July 4, 1896. 70
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
a..,rp CorrNr g

To all persons infe. ested in the Estate Of
CADEsBy GAYDEN, DeceaSed-GREETING:
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THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE
The OuIu .S1fppunrd nO1,usf (o,nJe,fc;f


The public attention is invited and particularly
referred TO the advertisement. setting forth ne
style of labelling, and the putting up of DR.. Beck
Dim's Anti- Dyspeptic or Dinner Pills Also, to that
OF Dr. DyoHs Approved Anti- Bilious Pills; both
of which 1t may be seen, protrac .ed from be.
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pended upon. the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of
of the roprietors the label of each box of pills
All others. which may be offered for sale by UNI
Principled persons, surely Base Counter feits,
and will be rejected as such The pills that were
In the hands OF persons who purchased the genuine
have all been exchanged for such have the Writ
ten Signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale OF Beck,oihs Anh-
Dyspeptic and Dyots Amn- Bilious Pills, is vested
in the hands Of r. w. DyoTr 81 Sous, of the Co.
lumbar College, No. 1872 North Second street,
Philadelphia, who will execute any orders for the
same.
Druggists. and all Wholesale Dealers, who wish
10 be furnished with the genuine pills, will be sup
Piled on the most liberal terms, by applying as
above.
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, and /. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO., Ports
mouth, M. A. Santos, King & Toy, b. Emerson
Robertson Cornick, w. II. Broughton. Norfolk,
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ERESH MINERAL WATERS.-We !,


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the breast occasoned by disease of the stomach or
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MIsCELLAN EOUs.
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|03slS Pills.

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ped BUG POISON.-The Subscriber has re-.
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