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State Of Illinois, Alexander Countv-ss
In tue Alexander County Circuit Court Henry
"hiieamp vs. E!la Reid, Andrew Reid Mar
Stubs et as.
Bill! 10 foreclose mortrage
Public notice is hereby given, that In persu-
cause. In said coUri At The January term. AID
!SI., 4, John q. HaTMSn master in chancery
q said county. III On riday the 10th day Of
March, A. u. l-77. a. the hoar OF eleven
an o'clock a m Of said day. sell al public
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lllAncerY NNiia4.

Charles Thomas dcfen,ian, Is noiiasI U,a1 IN,
March 2.th, 1911, Fannie Thomas COMPLAINANT
Med her bill In chsneery, In the Alesander
county circuit court. slate OF Illinois, Tor III :
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Aasninisiratsf's Notice.

EstAte Of James Garland, deceased.
IhS undersignet, having besn Appointed eG.
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Immediate payment 10 The undersigned
DATED this 18th dag II Feb. ~
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Alexander e. liOdges deceased
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hALlEh Is. PkSSiSGTON ........ ............ M.steT
-HABLks fENSiNGTos .-........... ..,..... CLERK
VIII leave Cairo every WEDNESDAY at Il
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EopgwgzE r,oohI,s.

We have found one man I'm Hopewell who
Ii not going to plant hill of cotton. Tf 9
reason assigned Is, that he owes no body,
and why he owes nothing Is because he ney.
er planted much cotton. He always paid
ninety cents cash in the spring for his plov,
with which to cultivate his crop rather than
promise one and half dollars, paysble in
the fall, for the came article. This explains
itseif..... Wheat is below an average. ....J. d.
Rogen advises farmers not to p!ow up their
fall oats, however bad the prospects may be
nov, adding that they will b, snal, off from
the scattering stalks and make fair Weld.
......Upland corn is being planted. -. The
rain of the sth inst, broke fuckers mill
dam, from which emerged sack containing
the skin and head Of ". Z. Duckworth's fat
hog, which mysterIously disappeared five
weeks since. Murder will out.".... HOPE.
well Is proud Of her sempeance orgeniza.
tions. shr.l.as large and flourishing Di.
vision in the centre, and Is largely represen.
ted In two Others on and near the township
lines. Hopewell Division has under consid-
Grafton resolutions looking to Che prohibition
Of Illicit whiskey wagons from entering he-
territory. HOMO.
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LEgANou LOCALS.

Lebanon Church (Baptist} is located ten
miles north of Anderson @. II. in good
neighborhood. Il "a supplied by Rev. e. r.
Carswell, who breaches on the second Sab.
bath and Saturday before in every month to
large and attentive congregations..... we or.
ganized Sunday School on last Sunday
with about sixty pupils. VIM. Harper,
superintendent; Merahall Smith, Vice su.
peTintendent; D. Dunwoody, Secretary. The
Superintendent picked o committee of four
men and Ave ladies to get up classes, which
they did with care and judgment, proving
satisfactorily to all, and the classes elected
their teachers.....We have o good school
near by under the charge of Slrs. Anna
Derricott, who Is O good teacher and respec-
teddy all......We have Grange In working
order, which meets on the second SATURDAY.
OF each month ut o o'clock. Also, Tenn
Perance Division, meeting on the same day
at two o'clock......T miles south in Jepthn
HarpeTs house, near Chester Walkers. n
debating society meets every Saturday night.
The next subject for discussio. "Shall edu-
cation be compulsory, or shall it be optional
with the child?" Will the Sandy Springs
boys join us in the debate2 2.....The farmers
in this section arc about through breaking
Up their lands. and are now putting in fer.
tilizers, bedding for cotton. It is hoped
they will not forget the horses, hogs and
COWS, and plant corn plentifully, and not
say s. much about Greenville. We have !,
quiet time. White and coiored are WORKING
we'll, "A peace with each other, and oil are
satisfied with Hampton for Governor