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JAY Gould Answers.

New York, March 29.-Jay Gouid's
answer In the first suit of Williams against
the Western Union Telegraph company
and others, in the superior court was served
today. The suit is brought in reference
to consolidation between the Western
Union and American Union and Atlantic
d Pacific Telegraph companies. The
answer is general denial of the allega-
tons in the complaint. Gould alleges
that at a meeting, Feb. 8, 1881, the agree
ments of Jan. 10 and Feb. 3. for a consoli-
dation were ratified by vote of 3OS, 225
shares i'll favor, and 600 against. At the
same meeting 308, 1879 shares voted in favor
of increasing the.capital stock to $8O,OO0,0OO
and 100 shares voted against. That the
meeting was valid and legally held. That
none Iof the stockholders of the Western
Union Telegraph company dissented from
the stock dividend except Williams and
Rufus Hatch, who held but 600 shares be-
tween them. The effect of this agreement.
he AYERS, was to increase the market value
of the Western Union stock and the injuno-
tion which the plaintiff obtained has de-
pressed the market value. These stocks,
Gould declares. are readily convertible into
cash, and if the plaintiff did not desire to
retain the Investments it was easy for him
to convert them into money.
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Before Judge McGrorty.I

I10~-OIO u
Estate of Alfred Varenne, deceased; H
Sahlgaard and P. 7. Kayanagh appointed
appraisers.
Estate of John Fallon, deceased; VIM.
Louis Kelly appointed administrator; bond
filed and approved and letters issued.
Estate of James R. Hatcher, deceased
petition for letters of administration pray
ing letters of administration issue to VIM
+. Davidson; filed April "a, 10 a. m.
Estate of Asa K. Baker, deceased; petit
ton for letters of administration filed
hearing April "a, at 10 a. m.
Estate of Henry Proetz, deceased: &C
count of executors filed; examination April
90, at 10 q. m.
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Mexican Affairs,

MEXICO, March 29.-John SculIy, of st.
Louis, genera manager, and H. G. PEBBLES
late of the Pennsylvania railroad and
superintendent of the Mexican National
railroad, has resigned.
Congress opens on MONDAY. President
Gonzales IN message will urge the great
est economy ii the administration. 1t is
understood the further subvention of rail-
roads Will Do discouraged. The message
Is awaited with unusual Impotence by rail-
road men.
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Municipal Court.

Before Judge Burr.
Mary Herman, disorderly; dismissed.
M. Sicily, drunk; paid S..
Pat. Moran, drunk and disorderly; work
house ten days.
John Benson, drunk and disorderly:
paid So.
John Sullivan, drunk and disorderly:
paid SIS.
VIM. Mckinney, NJ. Curly, W. Ryan and
Chas. McDermott, drunk; workhouse five
days each.
JAS. O'Foote, yagrancy; sent out of the
city.
JAS. McCabe, obstructing the streets;
dismissed
B. M. Asbjorn, larceny; workhouse
ninety days.
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Dukes, Seat to be FilIed.

HARR1sBURG, Pa, March 29-speaker
Faunce has concluded, III compliance with
the request of citizens OF Fayette county
to issue the writ for special election to
NIL the seat in the house declined byDukes.
April "A will be named as the date for the
election.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON
SANITARY AFF-4IRS LAST NIGHT.

Letter from DR.. c. n. Hewitt, Secretary of
the State Board of Healtf-HOw line City
May be Purified and Kept Ciean-Rules
for the Guidance of Citizens-Report of
the Citizens Sanitary COmmittee-A Gen
era1 Discussion of the Topic.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
ST. PAUL, March 80, l8S


ST. PAUL, March 80, 1888.
l, A. Il. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company above named
has complied with the laws of this State relating
10 insurance, and is row fully empowered
through its authorized agents to transact its ap-
propriate business OF life insurance in this state
for the year ending January 3lst, 1884
A. Il. MCGILL,
insurance Commissioner.
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The attendance upon the sanitary meet
ing last evening at tie city hall was dis
couragingly small. In the absence of Mr..
Knox, the chairman, Mr.. Willius was Sc
lected to fill the position. As soon as the
preliminary business of the meeting was
concluded communication was read from
Dr. Hewitt
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Il Bad 'UN,

Swtndlins Operations of ROwhiId, the
Decker Burglar, With n Chicago House.
Mr.. II. W. Rowhild, who Is languishing
in tho county jail waiting the action of
the grand jury for burglarizing the store
of Adam Decker, Jackson street, appears
to be bad egg. Rowhild, as will be re-
membered, formerly worked for Mr..
Decker as travelling salesman, and when
arrested in the act of leaving the store
with key which he secured when thus
employed, confessed to having previously
entered and robbed the store on three
separate occasions, taking money, cutlery,
revolvers, etc. From Mr.. Charles Hinman.
travelling for the firm of Seeberger, Break
d Co., Chicago, now in the city, it is
learned that Rowhild was engaged
by his firm in January last
to tr avel in the Northwest, and that he was
fitted out with line of shelf hardware
samples worth between $500 and S4OO, Civ
en- $225 in money and started out. Other
than sending in one small order the house
heard nothing of Rowhild until it saw the
GLOBE account of his arrest for the Decker
robbery. Mr.. Human, representing the
house in the matter, has ascertained that
Rowhild squandered the 1925 given him
by the firm in ''little fun with the bows"
and that he sold his sample case to a sec
ond hand store on Seventh street for S65.
As the Decker robbery will probably keep
Rowhild out of mischief for some time, it
is more than likely Messrs. Seeberger,
Break & Co. will make no effort to punish
him for his defaIcation to them.
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CHICAGO, March 29.-Gen. n B. Buford
died here last night. He graduated at
West Point in 1927, held the rank of brig
adler general il the war of the rebellion.
He was born II kentucky IL 1907.
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Skinny Men.

Wells Health Renewer'' restores health and
vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, impotence, Sexual De-
bilitY 81.
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A Half-Witted Thief.

Officer Garphy landed curious Gus.
toner in the municipal court yesterday
afternoon. His name was B. NJ. Asbjorn. a
Swede, who claimed to have come to St.
Paul few days since from Willmar. Dur
ing Tuesday and Wednesday he managed
to steal two grips" of clothing from the
Wild Hunters hotel, one of which he hid
under the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
freight house, and the other under a
bridge two miles down the road. The
Waterman found the ''grip" under the
freight house and shortly after Asbjorn was
discovered hunting for it. When he was
taken into custody he owned up to
the thetts, and told where the other was
hid, when officer Murphy and special po-
licem4n Casey, took hand car and ran
down to the spot and found it as Asbio1n
said. It was subsequently learned that
the hat he wore was stolen Wednesday
night from his room mate at the Scandina-
Wan hotel corner of Third and Rosabel
streets. When arraigned it was apparent
Asbjorn was half-witted, and the complaint
wa5 made simply O petty larceny. upon
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MANHATTAN LIFE
insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK CITY.

President, Henry Stokes.
Secretary, H. T. Wemple,
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Business in Minnesota III 1882. -.
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hearty competent workers are ample
One at least should be physician, and
the work could be done by wards, as in the
first case, taking first the wards known to
be most in need of sanitary work.
If it be objected that this plan demands
time. brains, devotion, enthusiasm, and
likely money, it must be admitted that it
does.
Perhaps the chamber may think best to
promote the organization of a citizens
sanitary association to do this work. That
was proposed in your city three years ago
by the writer, in paper cordially endorsed
by several of your leading citizens.
Other cities, as New Orleans, Newport,
r. l., and Lynn, Mass, have such organi-
cations of the most efficient character.
Why not st. Paul?
CHARLES n. HEWITT.
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Income in 1882.

Premiums, less amount paid for
reinsurance ...~.............S
From interest and dividends. 49,.
From rents and all other sources,
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

At the residence Of the brides parents, in
lhis coun y on Wednesday, July 11tb. 1888,
by The Rev Dr. Germany Mr., Z D. HUGHES.
Ol Pike connly, and Miss MAMIE TBRReLL,
Of Amits county.
At the residence Of the brides parsnis,
ID this eeanly On "Wednesday. July II,
1895. By RssD Dr. Germany, r. w. Nun
NRRY "a d MIA SARAH E. TERRELL, both
Of Amits county.
Agihs fesldsucs Of the brides unclp. M.
Thos. a nickbam. 10 ST. Helena parish,
IA % hnrsaay, July l9sh. 1888 BY Rev.
U.s. Parksr MI. T. P, WHTrIyGToN, Of
Alexand s a, Ia. npd Miss A. n. LlGox, Oi
Eaai Baton Rouge parish. IA.
"A piece ofplsaiant information this 70 The
numsrouz fssnds hpreabouts aG Pickett who
Il nasi zxs Of ibis county. May The young
couple ever lsAd ! happy and blIssful llfe'
~ tie 1iIsa Hisbss Of many isisHds.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28


I remember whea hey Wele putting uP Che
poles oT the first telegraph line IN The State Of New
IoTk, and nov look there exclaimed q citizen Of
the metropolis to bis iend, as ihe tive siood on the
summit Of the ia Equitabe Building in Roadway.
The city is strung with wires Ike harp. and
electric Communication is the daily milacle-d the
world. People 20 longer wonder and laugh at ii
as they did al Morse when be frsi suggested It's
possibility
The age marches on and prejudice must give way.
Nobody has a monopoly OF truth. Even the con.
servaiYe guild Of physicians admit that the secrets
Of medicine are shared By al men. dressed his
wound, and God healed him." said old Galen.-
Once that terrible disease. Rheumatism, was sup.
posed to be a shifting, local ailmenti now attack
ing the joints and nov the muscles To daT i i
demonstrated to be disease Of the BLOOD.
Mrs. Henry Bogert, Of No. 45i Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn. n. Y, writes 10 Messrs. HlSCoN 4 Co.
Of New York, proprietors Of PARKER'S TONIC
that 'she had been completely disabled from khee
matism and pain in the back and limbs. She wa
advised to take the Tonic for Kidney disease sh'
did 50, and her Rheumatism disappeared" Tn
reason Is simple. Diseased kidneys produce rheu
matte symptoms. Cure them and you destroy
Rheumatism This IS now admitted by all intelA
gent physicians. u Is the new light thrown Of
/ their time worn aud mistaken theories
| PARKER'S TONIC. which is a combination o
the best remedies foI the blood known to science
il universally successful In combating his terrb
common complaint. Those who, ike Mrs. Bogeri
suffer fom Kidney or Liver diseases or any con
plant arising from impure blood. will hnd tn
Tonic prompt and certain remedy. Prices SOC
and 81 per bottle. The larger size the cheaper.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss.
T,oa Qn4h 1922

IAND UT TIE n UHuNFONf NAIo7' {
June 3Oth 1888.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
IN named settler has 1ed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before N Ganow
Circuit Clerk, at Liberty, Miss, on August 4
1888, viz:
Robert Wnipseed-Homestead No. 4l95, io
the south west quarter Of north west quarter and
north west quarter Of south west quarter, section
Sc, township 2, north range 5, east.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of sait
land, viz Adam Harness. Barney Scott, Rober
Easley and Sailor Allen, all Of Liberty, Amit
county, Miss, r.. @. KERR, Register.
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rev shoc Shop

ID HOFFMAN, having opened shop in the
nus town Of Liberty, next door to the postofiee,
begs to inform the public that he is prepared to
make Boots and Shoes at short notice and on the
most reasonable terms. He has leather and other
articles on rand necessary for carrying on his
business, and will be pleased to receive share Of
public patronage.
l5g- Repairing neatly and promptly done
Orders sociied and satisfaction guaranteed
Giveane trial and be convinced.
Sept ~, 1881
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

10 tho Honorable Board qf 1Ia5M 8
Aldermen Of he Tpea L
Amiie Coaniyi
UVHE UNDERSIGNED. legal 4eIea nszIa'as
n IN The rown Of Liberty. Miss would IslIsa[
fully recommend ~. ?. RATES As 8 man al
reputation. and q sober aud suitable nsIae
receive 4 license g retail fiHens sHa sF|H
hqnos Ia less quantities than enc RaI|oa. -
therefore ask yoni Memorable body b grant E1a s
p. Bates a license to retail ein1us end zHliH
liquors IN less quantities than one gallon within
the corporate limits Of said town. Il Ihe 4|fsE
building, upon his complying with de aIa|Hia e
such cases made and provided
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"THE BEST 10 CHEAPEST"
uansF.1'. @sIsHs; THRESHERS saTrHIas sI1Ta HaI'i.
Cguited 10 an sectons) Write for EE Illus, Pamphlea
and Prices 70 The Anllman Taylor Coz hanseld Ohio


WHEREAS, letters Of administration on the es
wv tate Of jackson Cockerham, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Chaneery
Court Of the 10th Chancery District OF the State ol
Mississippi, before H. NJ Bates, Clerk Of said Cour
for the county Of Amite, on the 2Srd day Of July
A, D. 1888:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said estate to come forward ant
make payment, and all persons having claimi
against the same are requested to exhibit them at
havethem registered in the manner and within th'
time prescribed by law, or they will be foreve
barred.
July 20. 1888.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District Attorney.


For District Attorney.
u We are authorized to announce
f. A. MCLAIN,
Of Amite county, for District Attorney for the 10th
Judicial District, at the ensuing election in No
vember next If there should be a Democratic
Convention Of the District to nominate candidate,
he win abide by its action.
For FlOater
" We are authorized to announce
JAMES A. JENKINS
as a candidate for Floatei from Amite aud Pike
counties, at the November electon-subiect, how
ever, to the action Of Democratic Nominating
Convention, should one be held.
For Representative
~ We are authorized to announce
THEODORE MCKNIGHT
as candidate, at the November election, for Repre-
sentative Of Amite county in the lower house Of
the Legislature-subiect however, to the action Of
Democratic Nominating Convention, i the people
deem it proper to hold same, and will abide and
be governed by its decision upon his claims.
IT We are authorized to announce
JAMES l.. WHITTINGTON
as candidate, at the November election, for Rep
resentatiye Of Amite county in the lower house Of
the Legislature subject, however, to the action Of
Democratic Nominating Convention, il the people
deem II proper TO hold same, and will abide aud
be governed by its decision upon his claims.
For Treasurer.
~ We arc authorized to announce
DR. DAVID JEWETT
as candidate for Treasurer of Amte county, at tht
November election-subject, however, to the action
/ of Ia Nn,nfuaiinu Couvhntion qhoulf
there be one
~ We are authorized to announce
JAMES A. PARKER
as a candidate Tor Treasurer of Amite county a
| the ensuing November eection-suhiect, however
to the action of Democratic Nominating COnycn
ton, should there be one.
For Assessor.
tT We are authorized to announce
ARTHUR G. QUIN
as candidate for Assessor OF Amite county a
the ensuing election in November next.
IN We arc authorized to announce
d. @. FIELDER
As candidate for Assessor Of Amite county at th
November election-subject, however, to the acto
Of Democratic Nominating Convention, shoul
there be one.
- We are authorized to announce
II H. H0FF
as a candidate for Assessor Of Amite county q
the November election-subject, however, to tn
action Of a Democratic Nominating Convention
should one be held.
Eg We are authorized to announce
! S. B. MOORE
as a candidate for re election to the Office {
Assessor of Amite county at the November ele'
tion-subiect, however, to the action Of DENT
cratic Nominating Convention, should there be on'
For supervisor.
" We are authorized to announce
JOHN M. THOMPSON
as a candidate for Supervisor from District No,
Of Amite county-subject to the action of a DEM
cratic Nominating Convention, should one be he'll
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

O. Miss lea Fusylhs. Of Osyka. is on
visit to the family Of Mrs. Wsring. Of this
place. We wsleOms bsF return to the place
Of her uatiVity. snd hope the visit msy prove
10 hsr ons % unloysd pleasure.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

a. The prosecution OF Fred. Sterling
: sad Otbers for au alleged assault made on
Alex Morey. tried before Justice Galtusy on
Wednesday, last, was not sustained. The
iury 10 the case rendered a verdict Of &C.
Quiital.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

A LII PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
N to w. o. LIGON, arc notified that his claims
have been placed in my hands for collection, and
that If they would save costs, they must come
forward and settle without lurther delay.
j. r., GALTNEY.
Lannarn Q7. Ias3.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

% Isn't d, pretty D0at she look
tulsl Tbas beautiful hat. wstsr'waves and
pretty fan ~srs al bought At The Ladies'
Bazaar. D0ut forget it, ladies.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

THE VotrMc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electo-Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days,
to men (young or old) who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly yigor. Address as above.
n B-No risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial
Is allowed. mol
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

~ Mr.. .. Herbert. Jackson. Mss says
"BrowD's Iron Bass entirely cured me Of
dIarrhe caused BY Indigestion"
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28
ESTRAY NOTICES.

A Red Heifer Yearng with white tail, about
ono year old. No other marks or brands Ap-
praised At Sc 50. by B Coeheran and +
Causey
The above described Estray was taken up by v
w Cunningham and strayed by him before g BFan-
Norman, Coroner and Ranger within and for Amite
county, State Of Mississippi, on the 26th day Of
May, 1853
One sorrel Mare Pony, about years old white
face, and both bind feet white, and branded on
left hip with letters H w. Appraised at $35, BY
w 'ruli and 3 Zeigler
The above described Estray was taken up b
A B Williams, and strayed by him before Chas
Hooper, Justice Of the peace within and for Amt
county, State OF Mississippi, on the llth day Q
June, 1888
A Red and White Spotted Yearling HeIfer. with
out marks Of brands, about II years old Vpluce
at S5, by Jas Smiley and George Patterson
The above described EstTay Was taken up bl
M P Bates, and ssrayed BY him before g !
VanNorman, Coroner and Ranger within and 70
Amte county, Mississippi, on the 10th day Q
June, 1883
The owners Of the above described Estfays a.
requested to come forward, prove property, pa
charges. and take them away, OF they will be deal
with IS the law directs.
@ B vANNORSfAN,
Coroner and Kruger
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

NRw GooDs-Attbs Ladies Bazaar. Mrs
Lyon bas Just received aud opened a lot
Of hats bOnOsls, flowers, ribbons, sergss.
bObinet. i'll asiOu, lacss, embroidery, dress
buttODs, etc which she will be pleased to
AL Al verNr low figures.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

PRRacHINo-Atths Prssbytsriap church
10 this plass at lr o'clock Tomorrow, By
Rev R. 5. NIcAlistst
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

TO JOHN n M0oRE
A N ATTACHMENT At fte suit Of Levy
"a M0gsE against your estate. far luo hondla
and ninety six g7-I00 dollars, fetngnahls befafs M
Circuit Court Of Amite county Mississippi. has
been executed, and IS now pending ii said HdAEl !
and unless you appear before said Ceust 81 EI
second Monday ol September 1883 and p.saa S
said action, Judgment viii be eAleIed, and s
estate attached viii Be sold.
II. CARBON. clsI
April 4th, 1893.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

W. B. Kipabrew
vs.. No. 329.
Georgia Perkins, ct als.
DY VIRTUE Of decree Of the Honorable
ID Chaucery Court Of Amite county, Mississippi,
made at the May term, 1888. thereof, the un-
defsigned, Commissioner, will on the
First Monday IN Aagust, 1888,
within legal hours at the court house door in the
town Of Liberty, offer fol sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described lands. situate
living and being Ia Anlite county, and State ol
Mississippi, to-wit;
Lot 3. in section 2i, lot 8, and south part Of ln
4. ii section 26 al 10 township !, range 8 east
containing about 1873 acres.
II. Nj BATES, Commissioner,
4,tl.+ = f14Q
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

R Rea d The Advertisement Of AEissis'
slppi College, located at Clinton. Hinds
county. in tbis State Il is one Of the oldest
colleges in abe State and has the reputation
Of being a mOsI excellent school. We com
mend il TO tbs patronage Of the public.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

q Annis. daughter Of A. Il. SPrieh, Of
Magnolia. is % a visit to relslivss in cur
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

certify the foregoing a a true copy aE Is
petition Of N p. Bates. and The names lAeFefa. S
filed with the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen dis
day, July 10th, 1883
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

o qbaoks 10 Ms. Jennie D Lyon for
b..ksl Of Caasald gr.pes
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28
NEW ADvERTIsENENTs
III -
SOUTHERN HERALD
4 Pqpsr Derotes 70 Lifsraare. Politics
Agricaffare hfsHals lHPr0reReata,
- "a E.-=e-f Aea-s nf
ke Deg.

The Proprietor returns BIS thanks lof ne patron
age heretofore extended 10 the HERALD and
assures the public that bis best efforts VII be
devoted 10 making bis Journal reach yet higher
standard than that which i alFeadY enjoys. L Is
friend to The Farmer the Mechanic, The LAbortr
and an Trades and Professions.
It publishes 4 large amount Of reading matter,
em5raeinE a variety Of valuable information and
interesting items and It should be visitor 10 every
ireside in Amite and the surrounding country and
its friends are respectfully urged 10 assist IN ex-
tending its circulation.
As an advertising medium i IS unequallea BY
any country paper il he south. The merchants
Of New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara, Clinton
and Natchez will find il 10 their advantage to
ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD,
as il circuates throughout this entire section Of
country railroad running through the western
portion Of this county will soen be completed, open
ing up new avenues for trade. Now Is the time to
strike for it. Our advertising terms are liberal.
and we make II q special duty to promote. as iar
as we can the interests Of our advertising patrons
Advertise and subscribe for the HEBALD
and the money you invest will be returned to
yeu an hundred fold
Subseuption.-s2 90 per year 81 90 for SIX
months
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

sT Mr. George Nannory. residing seven
Or eight mi les northeast Of Liberty, met with
The misfortuns on Saturday mOpiDg last.
about one o'clock, Of losing his dwelling
house. 1t caught on fire, it is supposed, from
adsfective hus, and was sn.irely cousdmed,
together W eth iis contents, the family having
time 10 barely escape.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28
NEW ADYERTISEMENTs

DATE MTG F.A. LEHMAN
l. "A i Elm j. y. Solicitor of Ameh
can and Foreign Patents, Washington, d. 9. All
business connected with Patents, whether before
the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly attended
to- No charge made unless patent is secured'
Send for circular.
The Southern herald., 1883-07-28

q Dsnesr.ll' Pt.sipsi meetings 70 day.