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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

DOTULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
BOSTON and Efst All raj from OR nd eursl Depot.
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted TO Boston an
q u ? m .paror attached and l0 p. m. with palace
tsot ng cnrs sunday az 10 with palace sleeping
cargl Newport express leaves GrAno central Depot AT
u ~ alrives at Newport 1875 y. m ParcT a, attached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
CTONINGTON LINE.

For BOSTON and all points EAST
The only direct line 10 WATCH HILL and MARIA GAN
sETT PIER steamers PIER 50 y. K. daily except
Sundays, at p.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence. Worcester. Nashua, and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence from !aDdng
throngh to wHITKMOUNTAINs (Fsbyansl without change
Yaror attached.
Steamers Rhode Island and leave from PIER
90 y. Il. daily. except sundays a, p IN
; W. POpPLE. IS = \ 1T West e., N. Y.
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miscellaneous

NOTICE 20 PUBLISHERS AND PRINT,
y ai'D,r composition 'nr tIr NJ reduced taioi 81
tte fp. OWING uu pH.rt. a I ana 900 ''uiH per punn
iuiit,,n,.ut competition be- composed oi f"'d Elnn an
t.at.r.a. utrnf tDnpefa VNtfa tlno 1901 l' ~
me,-.e. 1lpy ,'un pcr pound 'olrfts hrsi fN. H
itrv of fHI I.rff Itd fntrgtur. tuiufnrt'h h'N '9
suf I'D vtatlD. utuef- Oud 90 ahou uruteH anu thp"n
tp s pnris ~ uiH country lof in,i.o pc, ""s, '
'aaL. IS. 4 Ir. ltls tNmpUauun IL guar "h'." TOD To
h.tf,r .rI ,HrH than any Irui'r can make h"T''
DTrCuASFE- voung lady al refined taste
wishes 90 do purchasing Tor uutotinNu yafuna sN'i
"a ItcL Tor lrlel actA ~
s, .,.,,. .dIfe.A ior Gao SeoA BuYLlL Tribune ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
Countrp pro1er for Sale ano q Get

Counirn pro1er y for Sale ano q Get.
At LONG BRANCH Monmouth Beach and
y Eberon-for SalrCho,e properties low also money 10
loan on Long Branch pr0pr. . al percent by
~. LANE, Long Iranch
ALI, COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
n CIALTY-Ftru-. Residences. etc. everywhere Lists
iIoe. PHILLIr~ * WILLS fubnnr building
ORANGE. y J.-Nlciuity speciality. Real
~ estate cyoiv -e and Ieut A.o sale a. nm
40. -Pncst, y. y.
nRANGF. y. J.-1ViGnity of I'll dcpot-. -
" Real Q 10 .Y. every variety To- sale r. rent.
ID. tONDir opposite Brick church -tat %.
rTO LET.-A store - feet deep. 20 feet wide,
L. fe.t hign in thr bu.ne-s centre OF MidclctIwn
y. s.; ntteI up ~ dry goods o. millinery.
Nid otown. - s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

OT TEp H,. nix roRTit%n 9rd' mo WuIi y
MOUNTAINS without transfer city ~ Worcester ~ me
travellers favorite leaves Pier No 40 North River foot ~
GuaLs New York Tuesdays Thursdays and ~aturdars
popular "City OF Bos on Mondays, Wednesdays
aud FRIDAYS at p.
Limited aud Excursion Tickets at reduced rates state
roon NAV secured 2u7 Broadway and a Pier 90
prr.or advantages are offered by th's I'm" me- FAST
fFITCHT LINE. Two steamers each every okdav.
For informal on referring passengcror freight rltcs apply
g. " hkAbl. agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
CTARINS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

once Pier 49, y. r., foot Of Cortandtst
Consgnments of freight forwarded directed any part
Of the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and
ehandise any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly hghtered TO point
T. the harbor ~ reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN sTARIN and ERAsTUs CORNING
Tor NEwHAVEN leave Pier IS N r. foot Of Cortandt ST.
1T D. m daily. saturdays excepted
Freight fer points d. L. W. r received at Pier 10.
For New-Hsven and points East, at PERL
CENTRAL sHIPYARD COmmunpaw N. J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaning TO the
construction and repair of vessels
Branch Office 7thave, @2dst open daily until D. m.
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l1ropos1ls.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON-woRK FOR

PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK FOR
L ROOFS
OFHDEof SUPERVISING ENGlNIHR AID ARcuiTEcLl
NlN pENlON BUILDING,
MA-UINtItN. D. &. -cpf b. 1874 y
Sealed bids arenyco iur building sud erecting ne iion
roofs. eighty huua1d square feet of The new iensus
Build abingdon, ID. G. SPECIFICATIONS am pans c.n
DE- obtained on application Ia iofun OF Of leiie 70 us
once =.
An bids received will no open u 10 this once az - o'clock
noon on the 18th dsy Of -eptcmber 50, 49,.
n. e.. Mlio-. supervising hhFih"'i anu MAhl'ect
PROPOSALS FOR COFFEE.
L NAVY DrrAN1ArNr
utRgAu 90 pRnyl.IoNH ANp CforuiSg
MAsUtNGIOs. - e.. sept 4, lHNA
sc.i,a ptopo.aa indpraod Proposals cutie will
,,Iyni "a Ills unu N nco,k sept ~ 1854,
snd apene immediately thotcaer n tho 81 bddei.
ft ono hundred thousand 1uO0uol pounds ,unue %
delivered al navy NMd nfookyu, NowNofk, within mtty
da,s from date of contract
"ie roa,e must oouoIn 10 the Navy standard aud pass
the uspr,t on and reservation ~ twcuD peg
cent will be- withheld tuu The amount OF each delivery uhtl
the completion 81 Tho conhagt
bidders referred o he Inspector ~ Provisions and
Cuthng al Tho hWotyn Navy ar fuf spusinoal ons sms
OF oirr aud al nofmaton relative 10 tho articles 30
CURED
The proposals must ho made the proper blank terms aat
nlti oHt AZ indicated hf The blank.
The Department tho tight 10 fett ahy proposal
J. 4. SMITH,
faymaster General, Us. NAVY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
Ucnl state agents.

DUIEK~ OF PRIVATE dwellings, business
- Iru critics aud can't lots rl p.tsc read my Nsw
Iru'f Lst hc.fc pine ing sonc WY choice oil rings
''' SINFUL kIiPA o.. Is. Madsan.ayc and 27th 2
/ ROMANO BROWN.
IIAI ESTATE
a. Wet .IH'sl. Nov.Nrrt.
Telephone e,. Asl ittI,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
RAILROAD.
Or and after seP,, = lSst;


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROT IL. 8. -.
Trains leave New York DesbrOsses aud Coiah street
Ferries as follows
qarrsburs Ptsburg. the West and Souih with Pullman
Palace cars attached o. m and p IN ualY. NvW auIA
sud Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining smoking and sleep
log Care al Q q. m dav
Giliamsport Lock Haven. a m Y y m toffV ana fIea
y. ltusylle, lcifoicum tNle
Ind the Oil Regions ... ..
ISnore Wash,r gton the south Limited Washington
ENpICss' OF Pullman ParOr Cans daily except sunday
b. N arrive Washington 4Oi m. Regular wa Is and =
RI, gt6.lO Oa and 3Oa m 34O and pm and J.. night
via aud o. n, and o. M. and ~ night sunday, va
7 ami = v. r. els m, Up m and II night via 3 ana .
r h Z p and II MI yut. .,
For Atlantic CITY except sunday llO m, lioO ana ~
D through car on q p 'n train.
Tor Capo May except SUNDAY, l'NO r. m
Long FrnCh nav Head Junction, and inferno ate stations
va RAILWAY and Amhov AS 10 ande m - noon BIO
10 b nn17 y M. on SUNDAY 4lo anu WIZ A m.
. { M. do not Arhurv Park
po1s li nnpklvn connect with a throu2h trNn9at
Icfsev CITY, snofding speedy ana direct usnseI LOT
lroohvn trsvN.
lrans ativc-From Ptshurr $40 and 1l2oa m. 20 ana
IL 'op n daily. and a daily except MONDAY. From
Maulin-fon aud Baltimore 20 and 40 a. 20 $40
jo. 1.0. p..O 1908 ana loss p m sunday thA Gao
m. 1908 and 1898 m From Raiimofc N'o y m.
ltoo rhuadelpn'a $50 3 q, ego $40 = S1crpt Monday
90 "a s5O 90 1000, 1000 and 10 q J. m. sunday,
800. t"u ga. 90 7oa II rs m 62o 1888, V.0 1000.
10
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Dnslncss G antes.
Cost an0 found

OST OR STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
the seanens Bank for a ingS NV K 10 The .uo-
her Ifhnt found returned ~ t" bu. within so days
IT nm this date 1 will apply 10 jank new book.
Ae1.IOrk, sept H. ISL JEhElINH J. ROCHE
CHESTNUT MARE, about ljl2 handS
4 hsh between and ycsrs old WITH white sfre4k down
face and with marks whrIe CALLED by toar,
together with harssss English collar and Cauiled rubber
mnunflups ami twoe4ed sid bar extension TOP paelon.
dark green ruuning gear striped itL stolen
nom cnarhman between MOiIistpwn and NeN4ik. New
Jersey uhe ard all le plti for the recovery ~ Tie
zane or information lealInf o. recovery. Address
JOSEPH FErrRETCH. n LeXiugtonavc, NcN York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
NALL RIVER LINE.

II. '
/ FOR BOSTON.AN ALL POINTS EAST
The steamers PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE leave New
York aern tie DAYS sun LAYS included at 80 - m % p m
Sentcmber22 from PlcT2S y X, o. OF MHT-
ray..t. SPLENDID BANDS OF MUSIC on board Con
necton by Annex Boat from Brook IN al p w Jersey
cry Tickets and siaterooms may De secured IN
at ne o ce 0 Pier - aud steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. 80 oo>-,-on
Agents GEO: J. CONNoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Tur otp ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS zach WAY wEFR. DAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY, STATIONS IN rHtLAuEl~
FnlA. ~ NtM.TOkk
srrre., New po'orO'''' and cortandt

poURir TRACK TnE Moar IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT, AND THE FASTEST TIME tpNoloE
INT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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DolrO nn0 Rooms.


EAST 3da.
1 - EOABDERS DIRECTED To pleasant
-. home, any loclr nm. ,t, or oo uirv CoNRiLRE &
GARDNER 81 latt tith st. over lacesoWsl
NO - EAST -Sr-Dcsiwhlc rooms
y with board. poruauouta preferred rctc'ono''
rg'NO uiccl, furnished SINGLE rooms; use OF
BATH -Ia wee. b. uu,,uel only ,eu lNhk '''n
p EAST i7Tu-S F-Supcrior accommodations
- for alults. Rcf. r.u, rtt A'iAuI ell
.lHru-ST. l2O lArI- nslo rooms with
~ r.adtr scutrmcn ai-o tab bo1rL
- AND 3G CmmcIcy patk- ELEGANT suite,
'D'b and single rooms ttatclHss abo aud appointment
reference.
'lI EAST llSr-iimdsomcl furnished
sDO rooms c1c.l,n' table frn'nts It' Cd. winter
slue.r Io'usi references
GD lRNING-PiACE-T doors from Gram
= ,I,y rarN-To rent with board rooms en- SUITE or
,iugly References
~ EAST 2oTIl-ST. near Lcxuglon-avc.
| Hand omciy furnished roons Oh sec nd moor, IN
c1ocpuoL able uOiId zee me- ;
~ EAST 2lSr-NT.. Gumcrcy Parl,
| -l'D .N0rth - Fine large rooms newly "a ntel and
uInishcli ME an. "a sIltr With board reference
|. az EAST 36l >T.-liandSom,l fur
! I'D n h,l seconI loor with board. Dining back par
lOr party tables. reiercn e.
West Side.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
a YORK TR. BUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar HE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80. l,-5 broadway .WheI llTy
Grst-st until D. m and 3Os West Twenty tirst corpsr
Eighth aye No. 1913 FouIhava, corner Fourteenth -,
90 IhinLave corner Forty -cyenthst Nos LuUl IhnI
ave near Sixcthst and ~ the HARLEM OFF CE, -
!hrd ave- corner ono rundTe andtventy nfhst Ap o
+ p. III, at regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

- MODEL FAST LINE TO IHE WhHI
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Trains leave from PennsvvaRia n. II. DepOti -
m except Sunday for Washington ami all points WesA
D. m. DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleeping
coaches TO Chicago Cincinnati, St. Louis Connects Tor al
points west -
MIDNIGHr. daily for Washington and all points West
For Time Tables Itckets Sleeping Borths and Baggags
apply company ONCE IL 3d. S3 aud l. 10 Br0adwaY
aCourt St, Brooklyn Pennsy ivania Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
.-RONDOuT. KINGSTON and CATS.

lts KILL MISUNDERSTANDING at CranstOns West
pninO, Cornwall Newourr Marlboro Milton. Poughkeepse
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware, stony
Glove ana Catskiu Mountain. AMI kaaersklH Railroads
steamers Siy % kipgstoh anl James W. Baldwin leave
week day at D. m, Pier foot uarrtaOn.st ~ II.
cent saturday. when city Kingston leaves az p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
= EnIGH YALLEY RAILROAD.-Passencer

4 EDlOd NAILE1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
trains leave depot foot Of Cortsnit and Desbrosses t
StO M !. $40 and p. for Eason Bethlehem, Alien
town Reading Msuch Chunk Nilkesb8rre, Iovanda, Wa
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily. Local trains at N and $40
D. III. for Easton, Bethlehem and COplay.
Trains leaving $40 m. and $40 p m connect FOR
all points Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regions sunday
trains local for MRuch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
81 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
Steamboats, ana Railroads.

A "a 30 TO SARATOGA and RETURN
~ "a 80 TO LAKE GEORGE and Return tickets good
surng season. Troy Boats citizens Line steamers CITY
OF IRQY and SARATOGA leave Pier ~ North River, foos
Christopher, cay except Saturday Of connecting with
noinlng trains for Eorth and West Sundays steamer
touches II Albany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
GeLerai Eastern once, No 295 broadway.
T.. b. BYINGTON. q. r. A.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

}Phia & Read. Il X. foot Lberty-st
LEAVE NEW.Y DIRK. commencing sept 10, l,si, - %, IN
For south Ambov. via Phil heading Bk. 800 - 300
no a IN 1900. l4J 2:3O. 400. 300 5:i3. $50 p m
SUNDAYS 400 SIS a m 700. 400 .. VIA Penn r.
4:l5 "a m. q y. IN.
goo Hoo m 1900 l45, 80 400 4:31 6:O0, 5A5.
7.3O D. IN SUNDAYS 400. s:t5 a. 1890. 400 p. m via
Penn RR. 3. 40 $500 a. 1900. 41p, 5O0 200 p IN
Sundays Al 3. a m. > p.
For Re- Iank Long branch ocean Grove. hshury Park
Beach spring Lake IT. Point Pleasant &C. via
Pnladelpha and .radiug RR 400. 74j. 800 Hoo a. NJ
l2@l0 l45 $3.50. 400 43O. 5A5 1890 p. sundays not
stopping Ocean Grove Asbury Park, 800 -. a m
l20 400 d. m via syvsuia RP, 4:l5 u 10. 900 M
300 $40. 4lO 900 i:0n p m sundays not stopping al
Ocean Grove or Ashury Park i:l5. - a. II, D p -
For Freehold Philadelphia and Reading RR, 80,
Hoo a M. go 400 $500. % p m For ktyp't tla
pbiadelphia and Reading RR. 1A5. 400 m For Lake
wood Toms river and Barneg1t via p r. Rlc. at 800
m l.i5. 4.3O n. For Toms River via Penn klt. al
sc0 m $40 p. For Nmelanl Brlgeton Atlantic CITY
&c via Phila Reading RE-, Ia p. IN. .l,.,
r. BLODGETT c. q. HANCOCki J. r. WQoD; D.,
Supt O. z. & T. A, +. e r. RR. @. =. A P Rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

NTW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
y ERS, q. II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
PECK slip Per so -. j.. II, at 3 p IN. and
il n m SUNDAYS cxceptcd connecting ~ New Haven with
sJe,al trains Tor MENDEN. II ,RrF0HD, oPt NC
FiEID. HOINDkT sc Tickets sold and baggage checked
at q4l Broadway. y and4 Courtst, Brooklyn. ENcur-
sion to NCW-Haven and return s. 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
MANSION HOUSE,

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
Dircctlv opposite allst y Y Iour minutes walk from
Fulton OF st lOiios tuI Crior aeon nccatons Al Tea
able rates select family and tIsnsen hotel 200 rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
Rooms un0 flats So Get.
Main Office 1877 nroadway near S4th-st
Braneh-l2l fss t2jtb.si., near 3d.ave.

HANDSOMELY and newly furnished large
~ room. 100 last k7.hst. near LexngtonaVe' gentle
M only +
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27
The Senate Sold.

Lest Wednesday three Senators, by
and with the advice and CONSENT of the
Secretary, conceived the idea OF selling
their colleagues. They instructed the
Seen etary to prepare a list of three names,
to be given farther on, and inform the
Senate that the Governor had sent in his
appointments for Railroad Commission
ers. The information was given and the
Senate was ordered in executive session.
The Secretary was instructed to read the
names. They were W. H. McCardle,
Frank Burkitt and A. G. Horn. One OF
the originators of the joke attacked the
names savagely, stating that the Cover
nor was trying to curry favor with the
press, and that it WAS the duty of the
Senate to promptly reject the nominal
ton. The other Senators who had not
been appraised of the joke bitterly oppos-
ed the selections. One assigned as' Il
reason, that they were all editors, and
said editors were not business men; that
they sat in their offices aud read books
and papers and knew little of outsid,
m tiers Another WAS not willing to
confirm them because one was relative
and he was not certain he would accept.
Finally the session adjourned without
acting on the names. The joke soon
l'uked out, and The solemn Senators
| ,oked solemn DO longer. State Ledger.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27

The Governor of California has
called special session of the Legis,
lature TO repeal the law creating the
railroad commission. This little OK
pertinent aill cost that State several
hundred thousand dollars, but still
it will be cheaper for the State and
better for her people than to allow
the present statute to remain in force
until the next regular session of the
general assemby,--Aderdeen Eeo0.>
5ner.
There will be no extra session OF
the Legislature in this State to res
peal the supervision bill which be-
came a law last Tuesday, although
its approval is greatly regretted by a
majority Of her people. But there
will be a Legislature elected in 1885
which will repeal it, ifin the mean =
time, tho courts do not declare it
unconstitutional, which is probable.
Mark the prediction. --Jacbs9n Mis
siSsipps.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27

DeLessops has been elected one of
"the Immortals." The sprightly old
gentleman deserves that name as well
as the honor, At seventy-nine he is
organizing great schemes which will
require millions of money and years
Of work to realize, and when he takes
his walks abroad he is followed ty a
swarm Of nine small DeLesseps, the
youngest being scarcely out of the
cradle. But Frenchmen die hard.
Goldsmith has described the village
patriarchs "frisking beneath the bur
den of four-score," and even to a
greater age these merry hearted peo-
pie often preserve their health and
spirits. 1t is said, for instance, that
the superintendent of noted indus
trial establishment in France was re-
Gently put on the retired list at ninety
three, but the old gentleman soon
grew tired of his leisure and went
back to the workshop, where he is as
active and useful as ever Wash-
ington Star.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27
Made oiSolid steel IN Best Manner,
---County Warrants
ETC. ETC.

To all persons now holding outstanding
unpaid Warrants against Monroe Coun-
ty,. Mississippi, issued prior to February
18th, 1884, of any character: You are
hereby directed and required by an or
der of the Board of Supervisors of said
County, made and entered on their min
utes, on the 9th day of March, 1884, in
accordance with an act of the Legislature
of said State, approved February %, 1884,
to bring said warrants forward to be
Registered by the Clerk of said Board in
book to be provided for that purpose on
or before the 9Th day of September, 1884,
and this Notice shall apply to and include
all Witness and Jury Certificates issued
by Order of the Court or other legal au
thority required by law to be paid out Of
said County Treasury, and unless said
Warrants, Jury and Witness Certificates
are brought forward ana so registered,
those not so registered shall not be re-
ceiyed in payment Of taxes or any Coun-
ty dues.
BY Order Of the Board of Supervisors.
J. J. EVANS, Clerk.
March IL, 1SS4.-30d.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27

Gov Lowry has approved the joint
resolution originating in the Senate
requesting Col, j. T. H. Claiborne,
Mississippi'b historian, to prepare a
memoir of the life and character OF
Gen. Samuel J. Gholson, to be print
ed in pamphlet form at the expense
of the State, and gratuitously dis
tributed. Col. Claiborne was cotem
porary with Gen, Gholson, and being
familiar with all the incidents in the
life of that distinguished MISSISSIPPI,
plan, there is no one perhaps better
able to do justice to the memory Of
the deceased than he. Col.Claiborne's
health just now, however, precludes
him from doing any literary work,
but we trust that he may soon fully
recover, that he may be able to CON,
ply with the request of the State
legislature, and place upon record q
worthy tribute to the memory of one
Of Mississippi's most distinguished
sons.-Natchez DemocruL
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27
COrOner's sale.


The State of Mississippi, Monroe county.
W. b. Word, Plaintiff,
vs..
Il. L. Sykes, defendant,
BY virtue of an Exc cution which issued
from the Office of Andrew Wood. Clerk
of the Circuit Court OF Monroe county.
Mississippi, and in favor of Il. l.. Sykes
defendant, and against W. b. Word and
his sureties, for the sum of one thousand
dollars $1,000 COY, cost Of suit, have this
day levied upon the following real estate
belonging to w. Il. Ware, surety, in the
county of Monroe and State of Missis-
sippi, to-wit: The east half of south
west quarter and north west quarter, of
south west quarter, section 10, township
ID, range u; south east quarter, of south
west quarter, and south west quarter Of
south east quarter, section ID, township
10. range lS; which will offer for sale in
front of the Court House door in the city
of Aberdeen, on
Monday. May 9Th. 1854,
TO satisfy said Execution ana all costs.
Sale within legal hours. This MI arch 10.
1884. j. Ii. LAMBETH.
Coroner and Ranger Monroe county,
March 20, 1884.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-27
COrOner's Sale.
The State Of Mississippi. Monroe county.
w. B. Word. Plaintiff,

w. B. Word. Plaintiff,
e. L. Sykes, Defendant.
By virtue of an Execution which issued
from the office of Andrew Wood, Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Monroe county, Mis-
sssippi, and in favor of Il. L. Sykes, De
PENDANT. and against w. b. Word, and his
sureties, Plaintiffs, for the sum of one
thousand dollars, (S1,000), and costs of
suit, have this day levied upon the fol-
lowing real estate, belonging to Samuel
Rees, surety, in the County of Monroe
and State of Mississippi, to-wit: East
half of south west quarter and south east
quarter of south east quarter, and frac-
tional south west quarter of south east
quarter, section 20, township 10, range II;
south half of section 30,township Is, orange
IL; north west quarter and north hal If
south west quarter, and south west ar
ter OF south west quarter, and mort east
quarter of north east quarter, and north
east corner of south east quarter of north
east quarter, section 81, township Is,
range II; east half of north west quarter
section 81, township Is, range IS; which |
will offer for sale in front of the Court
House door in the City of Aberdeen, on
Monday. May 9Th. 1854,
to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
Sale within legal hours. This the 10Th
day of March, 1884.
J. II. LAMBETH,
Coroner and Ranger Monroe county.
March goth, 1884.
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Notice to Creditors.

Having been appointed Administrator
of the estate of j. j, Crump, deceased, ON
February 4th, 1884, this liz TO notify all
persons having claims against said estate
TO have them probated and registered
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred. This March
18th, 1884 W. !, WALKER, Admir-,
March 10th, 1884,