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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11
lNsOLYENCY NnTIcR

The undersigned appointed by the probate
court Of Wilkinson County Mississippi al the
May term l646, thereof commissioners 10 re.
ceive and examine all claims oflhe several
creditors ofthe estate Of Jacob Keller deceas-
Cd represented will meet at The counting room
Of William L. Collins in the town Of Wood.
vile on the fourth Saturday in every month
until hlst Monday III November nexl for III
PnEPoes IF attending the SAID creditors and If
receiving and examining the said claims
when and where The saId creditors ale hereby
notified to bring in aud prove their said caims
respectively against said estate.
SAMUEL McNuLTY.
WILLIAM L. COLLINS Con,1s
A. LEFFlkGWELL
May % 1876
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COUCH BSE18I(Ias IS;

EIvVERY family in the United States should keep
~ supply Of DR. HulPs Cough Lo1snges in the house.
moi only to counterfeit the consumptve tendencies Of
allie climate, but to be used preventive medicine 10
q cases Of colds, coughs, splitting Of blood pain in the
ihde and chest, whooping cough irritation and fever,
night sweats, emaciatOn general debility, asthma, in
duenza and groups. SINGLE box Of this medicine will
reveal lie astonishing vnthe and open at the ioun
tam Of health and sregth TO the afflicted Pres 20 cls
ALSO-DR HULL'S
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Notice.

.ETTERs Of administration having been
= granted TO The undersigned admi1istra.
loI, al The April term, 1876, OF The Pfobale
Courl of Wilkinson County, on the estate If
Leonora Mcdonald. decd; notice is hereby
given 70 oil persons indebted TO said estate 10
make immediate payment, aud those having
claims agaius said estate TO present Them do.
ly authenticated within The lime prescrihsd
by law, OF they will be forever barred.
PHILLIP HUFF.
April 10, 1916. 26-w6 adm'r
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NTONE need 10 suffer with that distressing complaint
fever and chls OF fever and ague, for it is speed
lily and permanently cured BY DR. HulI's celebrated Anti
Fever Pills They are what the public have long wan.
eda remedy certain and immediate in ts Effects and
remedy which never fails ewing, in Of g. g.
and months standing, remedy which possesses all
the beneficial, and Of the injurious effects Of the
system. Price 25 cents
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Notice.

LII persons owing my late Aeency IN This plaee are
respectfully notified that their notes ana acct,s
remain unpaid at he1 9th Of April, they will be placed
in the hands Of an officer Tor collection.
D. G. HUT Gibson.
40 Barrels Rump Mess Pork.
10 Boxes 81. 1ulaa Clafet
10 DDz. Campeaehy Hats.
just reed for sole by SHELBY SEYMOUR.
April LIST, 1915. Ie
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NOTICE.

All Pefsons indebted 10 the undersigned in
sums exceeding fifty dollars are requested 10
make settlement with VIM. H. Dillingham;
E'q TO whom heir noes end accounts have
been transferred. Those owing him smaller
amounts are Informed that their accounts. If
not settled soon will be put in The hands of an
officer fof collection. VIM. L. COLLINS.
May % 1916.
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WTlLL be sold on Tuesday 0sth Of July one mule
w a bright bay with black legs. Branded with D. 7
on the right shoulder, about or years old-taken up
by ]. S. Lewis, and valued at 8 so 90.
Also bay mare; taken up by H. A. Mackoy with
one white spot In her face or years old Isi hands
high, valued al s 20 co.
Also wild colts, one dark irod grey with Tong tail
and main, hands high. valued at IS co. the other
dark brown with long ta | and main, IL hands high,
valued At 10 90, ages not known--and taken up BY
Isac J. Stoeket
Also bright bay horse taken up by j. S. Grooms.
Said horse Is about years old 6neen hands high
marked with the gear. and Both hind feet white, valued
at S25 90
Also bay horse taken up by Benz. L. COoni aid
horse s 10 hands high ~ years DID, with split cut
in the right ear, valued at $50 20
Also hay horse taken up by Est. G. B Newell and
posted by g. H. Walls sgent--said horse is stout built
"A hands high, valued al SIS 90.
jane 25ih 1916 s. GARRARD R. W., G.
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Spring Goods.

A LARGE and rich assortment Of French & Eng
n lish Ginghams, Rich Barfage, dress patterns e
Spring wear-calicos Linens cambria Swiss. JAG
onett Mhslins-Lonsdale Sheetings-fne Brown sheer
ngs-ls-4 SheeIhgs, Linen DIillings, Fancy cotton.
aces INN Stuifs Tor boys wear, cotton Stripes and
checks. A large assortment Of Hosiery & GIovss--
sonic entirely new styles. Palm Leaf Hats. &c. Sc
This day received and for sale by
A. LEFFINGWELL., & Co.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber having permanently located al
Fort Adams, takes this method Of saving lha. he
will pay particular attention to The Rscsisine and
forwarding Basinsss, and 10 assure those Who
may enIrus their business 10 his care, that il win
be faithfully executed. He Is now opening large
assortment Of plantation supplies, which he win
sell exceedingly low for cAsH. His purchases are
made at the north and east ia connection with
heavy dealer Of New 0lleans--and he intends 10
offer such bargains as will induce planters 10 buy
al home and save commissiohs. fr15-Chll aud see.
A. N, SMITH
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Spring Clothing

fkNHE subscriber has this day received large
assortment Of SPRING g SUM
H1ER C1AOXHINCf, Consisting Of B'k.
French Mafino. Dress aud FTock Coals--Bl,k
Bombazine and Alpaca Do,--Crolon aud Ponpee
do.-Siik-Linen and Coiohade do-Linen Check
do-BPk French Merino panls--a superior LOT
Of Fancy French Drilling do-PIain, plaid aud
Fancy Drilling aud CoIlonads do-4Whiie and
col'fd Marsses Vest Black and Figrd satin do
Together wih sundfy other articles ia the clo-
thing line too numerous 10 mention.
The above goods were bought for cash OF The
lowest prices, and shall be sold for cash cheaper
than hose who bay aud sell on credit can sell.
Mai %, 1916 J. HITCHCOCK.
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otice

ETTERS Of administration having been
granted 70 lbF undersigned admlnislra-
'Ilx q administration, at the April term. 1876.
Of The PfobaIe Court Of Wilkinson County
on The estate of james Mahoney, dec'd;s6o-
Ice Is hereby given to all persons lndedei
70 said estate to make immediate payments
Ind those having CLAIMS against said eslssle
all present them duly authenticated willsjn
we lime prescribed BY law, OF they viii Be
lhever barred. 4.A,
REBECCA MAHONEY, Afnl'x.
REUBEN o. BROWN. Admit
April, I6. IS46, l5-u8
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Dr. Q. S. NAG DUN.
HAVING returned. will resume his prac-
lice and may be found al his residence as
heretofore. MY surgical instruments have
been repaired and put n good order al The
north and important additions made, making
my surgical apparatus quite complete. Chro-
MIC and surgical cases attended in any part
otthe county. Communications addressed 10
me through the post Office, Wooavlle Will
kinsOn County Mississippi, will be attended
to-
Percy's Creek June ooh ls4e
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WORM [ASEz5NIEIsS

w ings OfmilIioas. Dr. Hupa worm ozenges are
the surest and safest PREPARATION discovered Tor ex
polling worms. They are SO pleasant to the taste that
that children willcry for and eat them candy. Price
25cents.
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QsI Received, Fine Assortment Of SPRING
~ GOODS, which Ws tll ae| az lho rsf, Loves.
trlenq loI cash.
White Flower Ban Dresses caloiea Mdahn.
Fins hgaonmeni Of F|||ei Nina
white and Blarh Long Nifls, Pane
Shell Side and Turkns cohnb6
bl'k and Cold Bafaish.
Plain Baek Muslin.
sws PLAID Book and White Nuslins.
famsola Ladies' Cord Cloth end kid shoesi
flne Assortment Of chlidfsnF Shos-
LAssal Style Of Bounsls and Bonn, I,,sl....
80. BY 7. COHEN s WOLF.
- end ~ s'l6W Mating Plain & cold
Large assortment Of Domestic Gd6ds.
rihs assortment q Genllemcna' Boya
q LOx THIN
Gcnllemens Cloth Shoes kc
BY J. COuN & WOLF.
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"a NARm.
bargains, Bargains,

ME undersigned have iust received a
splendid assortment of Spring aud Sum.
me- Clothing, consisting in part of Fine
French Meriuo Goats and pants, Cottooade
and Linen Goats and Panls. Black Satin
Vests, Fancy summer do. also complete as
sOrtmenI Of shirts, Linen. and Linen bosoms
cotton linen and wOOllen drawers, Fine MOLE
skin HAS, Panama do, every quality of
Straw do, all of which we are determined to
sell q as reasonable terms as possible if GUS
toners will take The trouble 10 call at our
store on Commercial Row, the same iateIy
occupied by A. Jakobi. We feel confident
hat We can sell Them goods. Call and ex>
anime for yourselves al
Is Mayors & BEARS.
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Wll.LIAM HARMS

A GENT at Naichez, ioE Brander, Williams Co..
n Of New Orleans, is prepared 10 make liberal ads
in cash, OF plantation supplies, TO those uho
will consigH cotton to the above named House. All
orders promptly attended too i.
Office at Messrs Thistle & Weeks, corner Of Frank
lin and Commerce streets.
May 2, ls4s. SOY
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TOOTH ACHE

hash been, and some still consider that the Tooth
Ache Cannot be cured without extraction. This,
liSr i properly applied, deaden the sensiblty Of The
inhamed nerve, and effect speedy and permanent
cure, Il sold at Tho low price Of so cents per vial
IA lfesh supply Of the above medicines has lust
becu received IN Woodve BY J. A. Balaniine, w L.
Collins and Cooley-ard by other agens ia every
town and village in this State and Louisiana.
June 1915
DR.. DAVID HOLT intends praclIcing he
profession, and may be called for al his Iesi.
dence, WdodvilIe. Oideis left there shall re.
ceive the earliest attention possible
June 20th 1876.
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Executors Sale

II virtue OF the power vested in me as the sole set
~ ing Executor Of the last will ana trstiment 81 Aiuv
Sargent deceased aud with the concurrence Of he red
uary egatees named in the will ahal as such Executor
expose to sale BY public cutlery. and sell to the highest
bidder, e the door Of the Courhouse Of Wilknson re-
ing 10 MoodViie, IN the State Of Mississippi, on
AoAday ne Rfsf day Of June, 1916
between The hours Of y o'clock noon and oiocl =.
q ha. gay on credit OF twelve months from ne dav II
safe those valuable tracts Of land in said County N
lng oge.aef' originally granted BY the Spanish Govern
nen' IN three several parcels and confirmed % James Nc
lntosh' Eunlce Mcintosh and William Mcintosh. con.
ssung ~ 81 Of 1900 apans mere ess eluaed abon
I'VE mules from The town HoodVlle and adjoining lands
Of Major P F Carev -'''1
The tracts Of land Wkbe offered to sale ana "a i az.
gebeF OF sepefals lots @ sail purchasers The tsIe
q this land e deemed ndispuabe. and he title pnpsFS
may be seen any time "a the possession of \ ~
Jhurfan, Esq., q Na|thck.
The purchasers WI Be f6aulfed 10 sive NOTES e. Il
purchase money! with satisfactory personal ssr - we
mortgage On &c property purchased Refer d Fieldins
Davis Esq, and Aal p F. Calov, for 1he eha.scser 81
the lands GEO. ". sARCfNT.
Sole acting Executor 81 .alasy salaebt ds.s,
Natehez. march 18th. l6t6--Is-~lds. - -
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~ al those who have 90, paid their cOtpSra-
liqn lakes @ come aud pay Up. Oh Of before
me zo'n INST. All those who iai 10 do so, will be
compelled TO advertise their property for sale
Inc heavy rains Inns caused great abal Of work
on me streets. am bound 10 work them and
canupt DO SO without pay
JOHN sLADE. TIC,
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nor the better accommodation Of the public, and in
n order 10 avoid any feeling Of opposition between
the boats, the following arrangements have been enter
I'd into between the captains ofthe CLINTON and the
BELLE CREOLE, during the rpmOinder Of the season.
The Clinton, capt. Bdird will leave New Orleans ev-
Try Wednesday and Saturday, at 10 O'clock A. NJ for
BSyou Sara, and continue her Saturday trips TO Fort
Adams. Returning, she viii leave Bayou Sals every
Monday and Thursday, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
The Belle Creole capt J. NJ. Scott will leave New
Orleans for Bayou Sara, every Sunday and Thursday,
III 10, A. NJ and extend her Sunday trip to Point Cou
pee and Tunca. Returning, she will leave Bayou Sara
lorNew Orleans, every Tuesday and Friday: at 10 Am
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The Clinton will leave New Orleans ior Bayou Sara
every Wednesday, ct 10 A. M. Returning; she leaves
BAYOU Sara for New Orleans Saturdays atl2 O'Clock Nj
The Belle Creole will leave New Orleans for Bayou
Sara every Sunday. at 10 o'clock; A. Nj. Returning
she leaves Bayou Sara every Wednesday at 3 O'Clock
Le231 w. H. AVERY
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL accounts Of the West FeIiciana Rail
Road Co. for transportation; storage aud adj
vancea made for Steam Boat fIeighI must be
PROMPTLY paid
By order Of the Board of Directors.
c. c. WEST.
May % l646 % Agent.
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JHOtsce,

Francis Gildall Esq, Judge OF Tie
Court OF Probate in aud fo Iie County
(, Of Wilkinson aud Slate OF Miesisoippi.-No-
lice Is hereby given, that on application 10
me ny J.hn McNeely, d.. al. who claim an
undivided one fourth yarl OF all thai tract or
parcel Of land lying aid being IL County
a"d Stale oforesaid-fofmely owned and DC.
cuped BY Charles A. Coon deed: nd more
particularly known as The Wes half, OF North
East quarter Of section Is, Township 9,
Range ] vest containing 81 l6-IOO acres.
also The East half Of north west Quarter Of
section 10. township 2. Iange /, vest; conS
sunIrg 81 l6-l00 acres; also The south east
qpaller ofnolih west quarler ii section is.
township 2, range |, west, 1862 34-iOO ACRES;
also tie south west quarter Of moth west
quarter Of section IS. township 3. range
west; containing 1862 SS-IOO nc,es.-I have
nominated Thomas ! Brown, Walter Shrop-
sh'fe and Nathaniel SILL. Commissioners 10
divide the said tract Of land in,o four equal
parts, o. shares; and unless proper objections
ale stated TO me al The Court House ia Wood
vile on the 22nd day Of September next, the
said Thomas J: Brown, Walter Shropshire
and Nathaniel Still will then be appointed
Commissioners, TO make partition Of said
lands, pursuant 10 an act entitled an act con-
corning lie partition Of lands held BY copafl
ners, joint tenants and tenants in common.
GIVEN under MY hand this 9Th dav Of
Feb, A. D. 1916. FRANCIS GILDART.
June 9Th 1876. IS I'd Judge Of Probate.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE County. 81
10 all persons interested N The real estate fro
BERT STEWART, ccased-GREETING.
W0OU ARE HEREBY CITED 10 be and
personally appear before the Probate
Court OF Amile County. on The
Fourth Monday in September, 1916.
ana shew cause, II any you can, why the fol-
lowing Real Estate should not be ordered 10
be sold, TO Wit:
The South Wes Quarter Of Section Num-
Der 8, in Township Number 2, Of Range
Number A, West.
Said land lying and being in The County
Of AmiIe, aud State aforesaid.
Il is further ordered by the Court that this
Citation be published in the '.Libery Advo.
cale," and ''Woodville Republican," for the
time prescribed by law.
.,AluA. WITNESS the Honorable JOHN
SCSz WALKER, Judge Of tho y obale
SsMYDs Court Of AmiIe County, at the
SS> Court House thereof, on The 4tb
!, Monday Of June, A. D., One
thousand eight hundred and fory-six.
Issued this oath duy Of June, 1876.
s, R. DAVIS; Cl'k,
By B. W. Smith, Dep'y CPk.
June o. 1916. 29[%6
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DIR. PRYOR.

OFFERS his professional services to the people Of
~ WOOdville and vicinity. He has had several
years experience in the treatment Of disease in the south
Office Mr.. H. E. Sales store. may 3O-'46-24tf
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N0LUTIOM.

The coparineIship heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm o: A..
LefingweIl & Co. was Dissolved on the ils
day OF June by mutual consent. Either Of
the partners will receipt in settlement OF their
late business A. LEFFINGWELL.
June 2Olh 1876. B. T. INGRAHAM.
THE Undersigned will continue the Watch
Making and Jewelty business as heretofore
upon his own account for which cash must
be paid. =, A. LEFFPNGWELL.
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r in r.
VIE 0uersiened. appninied By The Probate
Court ofWikipson county. Miss, 1T tie DC.
oheF tenn Is45, thereof commissioners 10 re.
ceive and examine all claims Of he several credi-
Tors Of The essale Of George Martin, deceased.
represented insolVhni, will meet al The Coming
Room Of G. A. Buckley, IN ihe Town ol Wood
vile, on The first Saturday Of every month. until
The Second Monday 10 Aptilhekl, Tor he purpose
Of attending ihe creditors Of said eblaie, and d
receiving and examining The said claims. when
aud where The said creditors ars hereby notified
b'lng IN and prove their said claims Respective
y, against said estate.
J. B. THERREL,
g. A. BUCKLEY,
JNO MCKEE.
WocdVilIe, Oclobst is. 1915. Com,rs
The Coth'rs On The estate Or Geo,oe Ms,,;o
have been allowed further time Of tx mon,b.
70 render 10 their report.
). b. THERRELL.
g. A. BULKLEY,
JNO. Mckee.
WAY 10, IS4b 22-6m
cOPARTNERsHIP. C
VIE subscribers would inform the public that thew
nave entered into cOparinershp, for the pu,s
Pose o. more iully carrying on Their bisinesi They
VIZ Keep o. az times conectonares Of all kind. and
WI De particularly pleased TO prepare suppers for wed
ugs ana parties as they are every wsy prepared 10 do
sILAs GARRARD,
Mo. 80 GEO. WHITE.
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NEW GOODS.
TO Housed eepers.

r is worth while Tor every House keeper Il
know thai furniture can be repaired end made
like new At a small expense. Use each Of The
three methods of polishing, waxing & vanishing
where each respectively is The most advantageous
No one need to be afraid Of high charges. as ia
case Of disaaFeeinenl ! will take what is rgh
in the opinion Of my customers. By keeping
haircloth, tester paper, looking glasses and com
mon glass. ] am enabled 10 cover sofas, rocking
chairs, put IN looking glasses, window lights, pa
per bed testers, &c.
Having a new Hearse and other necessary
Trimmings, am enabled TO execute all orders in
this line at The shortest notice, and at no higher
charges thea would charge for other work.
Ny cabinet shop is ia Fosters Building, on Com
mercial Row. C. SOMMERS.
May Is, TAG. %
M SIMON & co. respectfully invite the
attention Of purchasers to Their new and beau
lifull stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Which they are prepared to sell al such prices
as cannot fail TO please. Among which may
be found some very beautiful styles, French
Muslins, Calicoes, White Muslias, Swiss do.
Linen Lawns, India Linens, Nansook Mus
Inns, Bishop Lawns, Etc. Etc. Ia short. all
articles that are usually called for, all Of
which, remember particularly, can be had al
the very lowest cash prices. Small profits and
quick returns is lie motto by which we are
governed
s'anwoOds building east side the Couu
House.
May % 1916.
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& LEFFlNGW ELL, & CO., DESTROYS Of closing up
n haiF business, have sold out their stock Of goods
10 NJ g. W. Kline, to whom they would recommend
ghs patronage Of their former customers. June l-95.
TUsr received, an assortment Of clothing consisting
b Of epnilemen's merino coats and pants; linen, do,
totlonade do; silk shirts; cotton and mefno dol black
satin and Wafsaes vests; and good LOT summer bats
aIlof which will sell very low. is. FL Z. SALE.
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commissioners Nofica.

S~NAACA = 4NOlAOCt
HHNHE undersigned, appointed b. III p.oisss ccr.s
=, o. Wilkinson county. Miss, at the March Term
te46 thereof commissioners 70 receive and examine al
claims Of The several creditors Of the estate q Moses
Newman deceased, represented insolyent will meet Al
me Counting Room Of VIM o. Rodney & Co, il the
mouth for six months for the purpose Of ATTENDING e
creditors Of sad estate and Of receiving and examine
the said claims, when and whore the said creditors are
nereoy notified TO bring in and prove their claims "a
sPeciiVeS, against said estate.
Wm 0. RODNEY.
GEO. KLINE
~, JAS. A. BALLANTINE
WOOdve. March 10. 1916. Ie-we Comb
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Percy's Creek June so,h 1916.
Last VSOtice.

n LII Persons who know themselves indebted to me,
a are requested TO call at my oicesnd settle, as It
impossible for me 10 leave and 20 h ouch the coun
" on a "dunning tout.n
All claims that not paid or settled to nv satsac
ton will be put in suit by the Let Of April
@. A. BULKLEY.
AGENCY OF WARD, JONAS, & CO.
ME Subscriber will attend strictly to the above
Agency during the presents year.
Inc established character Of this house is guarun.
tee that the interests Of their friends will be faithfully at
tended tO-and will take pleasure in forwardins or.
ders Tor supplies or in any way advancing the interests
Of those who do business with the House.
u c. A. BULKLY.
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NOTICR

M John ] Kline is "a holised 10 scs q
my agen' Y tie settlement Of any Of he husi.
ness during my absence from tawn.
May q 1886 i. Il. sTANN0ODs
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NEORGE w. KLINE, having purchased the en-
w tire stock Of goods and taken the store recently
occupied by A. Lefingwel. CO.. would respectfully
solicit from the. former prompt customers continuance
Of patronage. Hes prepared sell to all such, on as
reasonable Terms can ae had in Woodville, and is
determined to sell low FOR cash. as any merchant
on'l Row. June I, 1916 25yl.
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~ ~ - n - 2 - "a
~ = undersigned, appointed BY he Probate
Court Of WILKINSON county, Mississippi. n
the November Term l845 hereof Commissioners
% receive and examine all claims Of The several
cfediloFs ofihe estate Of Lofenzo b. Brown. de-.
ceased represented insolsenl. win meet al he
Counting Room q Henry E. Sale, ia he town n
Wocdvllle e said county, Oh the frsl Tuesday Of
every month until the second MONDAY n Nav
next, for the purpose Of attending ne Sid ered;-
tors and o. receiving and examining lhe said
clamswhen and where The said creditors ere here
by notified 10 bring in and prove their said claim
respectively, against said estate.
HENRY Z. SALE.
WILLIAM o. RODNEY.
WILLIAM l.. COLLINS.
Nov IA. l646. h4e-6m
2 The Commissioners on he esale Of Lorenzo
y. brown, have been allowed further time Of
six mouths 10 render 10 ihsir report.
sos HENRY L. SALE.
WILLIAM O. RODNEY
s. WILLIAM L COLLINS,
May Is. 1916. a2-eni Coma
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4 good aHicle Of syrup and sugar house
ni1lasses fOr sale by GARRAD E WHIrE.
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Nor &aIe.

zk BUSHELS field Peas in good Sacks
for sale low for cash. Also iusi iced
from Lexington Ky. s Bales of Ken'y Jeans
and Lntseys. which will be sold low 20
Punctual customers on credit ill fall.
JOHN MCKEE.
May S0h, 1886. 90