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New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

NOHvIcn ls,,., LINE ;z,-,o, .o,,rn
qoBosrON So
WORCESTER s9s,.
NASHUA. tasH.
PoRTLANDss
and No transfer,
..,,r.., .c,,v q, worcester and "City OF Boston
to-. Pic, 40 r. r. foot Of wattss next pier above DEB
s,csses at perryl daily. except SUNDAYS, at tSo y IN.
hnhs nsn!i hsth OAK H.sk hikh fait AND wksrnRS RAIL
ARRANGEMENTS Of train, from ehsmessss -esos From s'd
pss. IssS ssS sga 's'sss Hsss' s'p-
hfas 81, iguis ilpea f,itess 10 et,ta rhsrge
~ ,Yt. gg " Eassis rails * Nj suun ,i
lnas n n peigt e. t.sssl 49, " II ',apst w. 81 Yieas 6p ~
,s@hd isf Ispethrr iisas aft'e ieeic Ts' wa sha
re'''fSy gtsst ksfts' ., "a wef, ssi tfflif n
n ,aIy" s,,a.i nss sii.ass siis Fsk Gneia sAA tArst
gp seslrs eals,ssi sriss' i's, iNe Ees
heisfe ase iss'ssI, 9,I, a 81 81 ish a. ] laishe
teniays g $50 i9g elg ~ Nam ~ Ma9lsN sso
tt6 giG sg1 1a6 5so ssolese man ~ M,hagAe
sss9 eesasS' "a s ssa lS'S s
nights ONLY. SUNDAYS l6sW @l9 go M am ssopm
snd Is @insht Sundays bibsso lo'aoam lA6 e'So pm
Mssss MSsssas sa and cowaI 7,s6 N sO s,so sunday
Roadoat and Kingston and Mo.tgomery am s'sop m
e9h,y mn.Ss4 s. TOO 1870 am $3.50 $50 A3o $3.50
sunday O4s ~ go 1922 l6d3 $50 Gao $40
Sunday 5;5 $50 1920 m oSo m Tho q A., N ana no
fallroei M Mainst tr In stops al Man-st Only
: Port ervs 100 1920 am 4;3O 8 $50 pm SUNDAY
sS oa av Sd quarter Of and quarter each hour
s5Sa ''S 70 20 g 5 5G4S every @ SSSH Sonr '
% Ss s1 sea and On adTs for
nud transfer baggage be left at the COmpanYs oce
Nos s0l OF 957I Broadway. ISL westst, n " 10
Tourist brooklyn or a. tne Conpasy pSpa AZ 7,lo
7:3O ll.25 a m. and 1920 J. IN. - x,,
JOHN y. ABBOTT GEM Passr Agent Ne"- 9TH
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JhRSEY !;
Sv,ok 500 10 a M J. 500 J. $50. $40 Si0 $50 p H.
iJmidnight. Sundays 7, 9 a. M. ana sil5 p m.
Manuel Spring ALLEY and MOnsey u 10 d m, aoo p IN
JOIN n ABBOTT. GenI Passr Agent. NewY otk
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
All West Iodst. Corandt and Desorossess 81,
chica 20 .loa m. - p IN. Pullman sleepcrs through
ST. Louis $40, 'sp m Pnaan ,,en slfeDeis .,ener,
M 20 30 .. IN. sleeping and parlor cars through
(syracuse, 7:fo, 10 a IN. 800, SPIN
Utica. 40 40. ll2O '5:5O * p m So 80, =, a.,
NewbuIg Kingston Catskili Albany '7lo 10. ll'2o
For @ Montreal ana Canada Fast 7:lo $3.50 p
Hamilton London, 10 Inp 800 . p IN Toronto o9o
'9,PsWWy Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets tables par or or sleeping car eCcoWinod
tons or information apply Jersey tiy Penn Il K
Station iio66Ien ii5Wsshngton-st Brooky Conrtst
Annex office, foot Futonst Newl OK ~ ~ zo 5oi Sln
i25thsi l. Bowery Penn. H. H. stations, foot Of Cort;
inndt and DoDrOsses sts, and Wcs Sor S5auon oo OF
snd residences Orders car be left at ticket Offices
~ state-st HENRY MONET. Oen Pass AGeh-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
Gelp t0anieo.

DOY wANrEp.-By an importing hcgse ,.i, q
s,so hai,,s, pRi UVUDs, Iiibunr 'h'is
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
Ciip i,fal estate for 6ale.


II
l8ithst Too feut eas of MadsuRaYe 50 hF loo feet
o. 4 "a st. 81 feet east u uti afe 100 5'M itnt
ih 40 iOrt cart u Ntw ave-, AiA 100 ieti
I ieU ra-t ut 81 ave-, nAlihl ftnt
T. lnth .t iNd tcrt cast Of iuinafor lik-tN ieet
lluth-st hh0 ttt east 0t lOthnfe, lth3W ieet ,,
W 3daye. huu only 81 feet norm a. bithst judo
feet. ,., ,..-,oo,.,
I'm ave southeast corner of Altn-si luNlNO feet
" s OthaSo., 40 f,ot south of .Otl-st. .hA0l feet
Apply II NJ HthpIlI MNl"" lHo h""'s'-
nESIRABLE. handsomely furnished four
~ story brown stone. near broadway; oicr wanted.
l. Is. ROBEkIsON, l55O Broadway.
nor SALE.-Fmc Investment private
natsi pay net s9!OO country place and cash VIII DO
'"N''' D. T. DARLING Co. 10 court-st, brooklyn
EOR SALE.-23d Ward capitalists attention
invited plot Of lots close by the now elevated roe
D. ?. DARLINGS 90. II Para Row, Room 49, New-fork'
or 10 COurtstr Brooklyn.
TIOR SALE.-Large property on Clinton-place-
Il paying per cent net. ..- :, , -.
rINO OLET.-Unfunishcd medium size fOnr-
i story house. GftI-st near Madison-ave.i immediate
possession WILLIAM III. FALCON hk & son. lOO ithaVe
~ EAST 79TH-ST.-Thor0ughly built
. medium sizcd dnin s-roou extension house wide
street, ample water supply sanitary plumbing Waterman on
premises.
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LINE.
NOTICE" LANE ROUTE" -
from NEwYORK TO lIVERPOOl4 VIA QUEENS
YENN IN IT BlIJN y q 20 y soH'' =
TRANS ATI ,A\TIC COMPANY

NJ Bctveen Ncw-Yerk al1 Nhvrs ,,.-.-,
serparvs Fier new 40 AZ North river fo)tOi Mptei"
iAUUN puIt perer Iiauteiivc Wednesday Dtc " y M
Joussplin Wednesday an - inh m
Sanell We lp2lav. jan J. IS y "a
thrcks pivsbis at sigbL analntl, AIT sltl' billi
iians'' Ii0Cis jis hEBtAN. agent ~ B'vss aris1
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

COMMUNAL NhiNNA IAN
NI,N.Y OEK. p,c -. lSSI. y,
vTNHE ANNUAL MEEIlNG oi inc . SITchmoiG nbnrcio.
ors of this bank for election Of dbcciors ana n-pu,
of e',con viii be hold u, the banking house o. Iu7DA J.
January l3. 1855.
Polls VIII be open i''" l. H. u pF TAYLOR CASH
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS; co.

NEwYoRK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
RHEIN.. -at. Jan, 81 pm n Nh sat Jan. ] 3 2 p
SATIEh sat JAM l02 pm u tNofl Y sat ana ,pi
Prov NETWORK 70 LONDON, MANkE and bktMf =
Rv Va .d Sieomar First Catin $50 SOD Second Cabin -
~ saturaav steamer First Cabin 50 Second CABIN. 81
Stseragc 40 lowest rates c
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
IUIUN NlI,FflIi; NIFfI srArrs uAft srrAMrn,
AMERlCAN NN, CO'S LlNE

riN MOI u tisrdeni thethputp ieiis aud haishais
MONANiA... jan I, ha IA " lltiAN Jan lp = ihih
W1siriiA a Alan ! Ham noiilMlA lan, pY y an
tirst Oauin nhh tha and Aia nlrnfeseh lowest taet
Rsspd trip At ieiaeea pfees hen' i'f tea,st
o. AL, III Hr,lst ~ Y, den ras Agts, ol nway NY
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

s,ssr.rs city c' Worcester and ciy 0, bos'un ~,
..r, an * n foot Of wats-st. next pier above bes
sn.ses :, yerryl daily escep, sunisys AT 4;9o y m
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
TNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,

IOK OUhENnlOMN ANU IINENFUuI-
.iTy oF ON sdaY, Jan H. ii "a.
NIX or giliIIN THURSDAY IAN -, D. IN.
From Pier 80 sN'a inDarl Nsrlt lN'sr
CABIN PASaAGE $50 80 auttlDl lntSrui,hltn 30.
eT Al To or Ton Ncw-N SO.
Fsrpl,.agA &C.. apply 20 tne NMAN y STEA VI iIP Oo
(lsitsI Wl,hingi0n bIiliiuy, Britwiy, y. Y.
>--~'' phu, ia. mia % No No. los south Has.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

lhs Nssnthi tAWtic hNVtt t"l
hhN Aehb iltpeiipi NJ luai
QUARTERLY dividend ~ ONE Anu
81 uis Company noe lbs 'aT erh At'"'t' f"i"'p g" NV
'I t,.f 6,e, an close eH raiUUiaY december sn, ~
orin,k IL IA ani reopen SATURDAY January y lH'' AZ
lp"'"A II" A. u. CAIEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

~ PER T-MORTGAG AGES-7 PER cen +.
V MONFY WANTIN-At Paatka, fla' on ilIs, m'dr ,ar
rnon owed city Real state aync per cent it,
al \so urnn Groves and Farms paving leI ',t ~
,tcrct nav nit in NowN Mcknuw the Properties ll'
ands m. nv and the People aud no bcioI nsl ,oI ~
yesturni can made. For all particulars huWe's 'V'
lean care paiaiEa national Bank Palatka, tla. -
ttslS nnO WANTEl, IN Inanm,acIusdmE lun ncr ranE
" ii o extend business. orders Unlimited Tbs
hnsiess viii stand srctest estiRation. Address ~
Ou'lhc'' VIII '''' ' MONOPOLY, Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
Gituntlons Uanlc0-- females.

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~. ASSOCIATION.
fChnriered by the Stlte OF Now. York;
: oDrrr pre.d.nt ODEf.IA rralsurSr
" H. PRossEi., secretary. NJ \ KELLOGG, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS

III Sailing nom NcWI OK AIO no NaIuIuAys
Ss SClI lkDAM Dec. ~ p. ln. for Amsterdam.
SEDAN Jan g. u. M. Tor Amsterdam.
First $50; Second CABIN. $40. Steerage sl6 Steer
Age prepaid II. including bedding, sc.
W ii WALDEN IOORN Ge. Agent 20 South Wiiap.st
FUNCIi EDYE n CO.. Freight Agents. ~ >. Wnam-st.
|. " NORRIS & son, Gen. Pass. Agts. 30 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

httemn1f 49, i'si y. =. fnsi iftasr'r'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

YOVvG-IOWN O.. Dec. ~ I0SI,
rI'IIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhou-
ers OF tho Grand Centu Minne company 10, cr, J.,
ton Of direct will held the One % iic 'uh ~
he CITY of oung gstOwn Oho On tuesday ,i
rTNIF ANNUAL. MEETING o. the st0ckhbld-
1 crs ct thc BOWEfi-BA RUSTLES7 IIpN 1Ol-
g. ,.r m " " b. KUNIARDi.
- 1897 81 T. III Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

NFW.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF me Sleck- ,
ho,lors ~ ,he Arizona Consolidated MN and Mining
Conpanv viii be held at the metropolitan Hot" IN me-
NJ SrW YorE on N0ndly. January .. $50 M - ocVCk
noon al which place will 10 held an ri'ouon iv &
trustees aud such other business be TRANSACTED ~ may "
lad LsiOro them. .,,,.rr rprGuT
Secretary.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
sEcnday, March 3rta. 1884.

In front of the United States District Court
House door, in the town Of Aberdeen, MISSISSIPPI
p, proceed To sell to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described property, to-wit: The
north east quarter OF section Is, township 10,
range 4; west half OF north west quarter, section
II, township II, range 4; west half OF south east
quarter section 10, township 10, range 3; all of
section 81. township 10, range q north west quar-
oil section l, township II. range g. south east
quarter OF section 5, township il, range A; north
east quarter OF section %, township l3. range 3;
thirty llye acres north side north w est quarter
OF section "a, township 10, range 3; north west
quarter OF section 30, township 49, range 3: south
west quarter Of section 80, township rs, range s:
west half Of section 50, township 10, range 4;
south east quarter OF section township l4,rangc
!; all OF section Is. township 10. range 4; sout
hall Of section 2G, township 49, range 4; south
smith half Of section "a, township Is, range 4;
north west quarter of section 20, township 10,
range 4; north west quarter Of section 3, town.
ship "A, range 2; north west quarter of section Z,
township 10, range 8; north east quarter OF sec,
ton ~ township 10. range A. south west quarter
OIL section zS, township l2, range 5: north half of
lection 49, township l2,range I; north east quar-
Of section 20, township 12, range /; north east
quarter o. section 10, township ~, range A. 1850
acres ~ the north east quarter OF section 81,
township u, range &; west half OF south east
quarter section 2, township "A range /; west half
OF sOulf west quarter section 10, township IS,
range ); south hair of north west quarter section
20, township Y, range 8; south east quarter Of
section %, township 10 range L. All OF the above
lands, lying and being in the County OF Chicka-
saw, aud State Of Mississippi. Also the follow
ing lots N the town Of 0koiona to-wit: Lots 2s3,
9s and i3i ~ !ls (5o2 5OS, 5o 5ot sos 500, $40,
q 436 hlk 80; ~ Of tho above lots are numbered In
accordance with che Tilt survey OF said town.
also me following lands lying and being in tie
county oi FOhiotOc, state OF hli9Sssippi tO-Wit.
South east quarter Of section II, township ii,
range 3. east, li5 acres south west quarter OF
section u. township u, range 3 east and 90 acres
IN south west corner Of south west quarter OF
u a at Co.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14

When the people Of the South wake
mp they will commence TO kIukluy the
turpeniine. gGthelers, who are destroying
millions OF trees, which will he worth
billions of money before men who nre
now living die. All the minerals Of the
South combined have not rs great pGot,
pective value as her fle timber, which
is being every year rutLlo5siy destroyed
for mere gallon or Two Of tuipeutiuc
for each tree. liuch She same thing
was done in OHIO, Indiona pnd Ken
tucky. The walnut timber that waa
made into fence rails and IRE 8ool if ii
had been protectod thirty years ago,
would to-day sell for three times rs much
as the entire farms aud Implements.
Many an Old curled. knotty uee that was
burned iu The lOg-plIe would sell readily
ct from $3.50 to $500 leliv red il marx, /
today GhicneO Inter Ocean.
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Lot Dur Legislature so Slew.

Yazoo Herald.
The Mississippi Legislature propo'
ses to take its turn at railway Iegisla-
ton, and several obnoxious measures
have already been introduced sincolta
recent assembling. Tho State now
has noed of many more railways, and
if the Legislature cares to have them
built, it will do well to let existing
companies alone. So says the Rail
Way Register, and says the writer,
and every one else who feels as he
does upon the subject. 1t strikes us
as being the worst policy imaginable
to do aught that might prove draw
back 10 railroad building i'll our State
and those who think otherwise will
prove if their schemes are carried out
the most sllillful architects of ruin, so
far as the States prosperity is con
cerned.
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The Mississippi s&iVcr COnvcm-
tIDU,

W,sIIINGToN Eeh. 5-The Mis-
sissippi river convention assembled
shortly after the hour If noon to-day
in Lincoln Hall. in this CITY Tie
auditorium If "a hall WAS divided
no into sections bearino the names
Of the STATES Of Wisconsin. Colorado.
Arkansas Illinois Missouri Mime,
sot, 7 ouis;ana Nississinni Tennessee
Kentucky. Indiana, Nebraska, Iowa.
and West VIRGINIA. Back on the
stare = r;oca If canvas Laa~iro tbo
record of tba amount octonnoo6 car.
ried, bv the NIississiDpi steamers, fol-
lowed Inv tho vords ar Won toll this
to congTess he sure to add that vjtb
an im9royed channel this record Of
work do,,ld he incro,sed AZ per cent
without ,nv increase If evnanse
This means a benefit 10 producers"
Ahont 500 1elng,tes were il their
Giants whom the cLa;', man u r Wood
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
Tax Assessors Notice.

For the convenience of the people. as
well as myself, viii make a list of an.
pointments. which | will append to this
card. The pay Of my office is insufficient
10 Justify my hunting up the Tax PAYERS
III thelf hcIus or elsewhere. Ii the people
see proper TO require me to call a5 their
residences, | shall do so. and leave n
plank Il they are absenf then they will
pc required to render their Assessment
net0fe magistrate, and return il to me
III PERSON, before the FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE, NEXT desire to say further. that
persons holding solvent credits deeds of
trusts, notes, accounts, etc, etc. on mar
ties living III other Supervisors Districts
than thoir own, will be required TO render
tnelf Assessments for such separately 81
that the School Tax may be Justly and
fairly distributed | further desire Tn
say the oath will be administered to each
and every individual assessed, aud thew
VIII be required TO sign the blank; | do
tils Tor my own protection The mer-
chants aud business men of Aberdeen
would oonIcra favor by obtaining blanks
and have their Assessments ready when
eau on them. 1 absolutely caunot, nor
VIII | IN any case, call on Tax PAYERS
more than once for their lists. The prac-
ice OF leaving tax listssat the Sherjtf,s
Office aud elsewhere, leads TO mistakes
and confusion, and l positively will not
receive them | herewith submit the fol-
lowing list of aDDoiul,nnutv
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
Memorial to Have Postage on
NeWspai crs Reduced.

Special TO the TimcsDemocrat
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 5.-Mr. finer
ty presented to the House to-day a
petition from the Western Associated
Press through Mr.. Jos, Medill, presi-
dent. The memorial recites the hard
ships and inconsistencies Of the pres
ent rates of transient Newspaper post
age, and asks for relief. The present
law requires the payment of one cent
on two ounces of third class matter,
and an additional cent for each frac-
ton over. Nearly all the eight page
papers weigh over two ounces, and Z
cent postage is required. The trans
mitter does not understand this, and
instead of the paper being forwarded
and the additional postage collected
at the other office, as cyse Of letters,
the paper is thrown in the waste has
ket, sacrificing both paper and post
age, and entailing injury on publish
er, advertiser and reader, Petitioners
urge that the ratio be placed at l cent
for 4 ounces, which would includeali
papers, except occasional quadfuple
or qu;ntuple sheets. They also ask
that the rate on regular mail matter
8 cents per pound, be reduced. The
Postmaster General in his last report
recommended that the rate be made
one cent Oh three ounces. The me-
mortal requests that, if this rate be
adopted, partially paid matter be
transmitted, MS in case OF tirstclass
matter.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
Notice of Attachments.

TO S. )ncobus and Nj. Jacobus, partners
under the firm name OF ). Jacobus &
Bro, Nashville, Tennessee:
An attachment at the suit OFFS. Wolf
sheimer, against your estate for the sum
of Il 10000, returnable before tho Cir
cult Court of Monroe county M isslssippi,
has been executed and is now pending
in said court; ana unless you appear be-
fore said court on the
4tla Monday OfApril. 1854,
and plead to said action, Judgment will
be entered and the estate attached will
he sold and condemned. January u, 1884.
ANDREW WOOD, Clerk.
Geo. G. Paine, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan $1,000
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Notice Of Af.acstmee,st.

TO $. Jacobus aud NJ. Jacobus, partners,
under the iirm namo of j. Jucobus &
Bro Nashville, tennessee.
An attachment al The suit OF Leob 81
Sesil, against your estate for the sum of
$4,000, retulItGble before the Circuit
Court OF Monroe county, Mississippi. has
been executed and is now peuding in
said court; and unless you appear before
said court on the
Ar Monday o. April. 1854.
ana plead to said action, Judgment will
be entered and the estate attached will
be sold and condemned January rs, 1884,
ANDREW WOOD, Clerk.
Geo. G. Paine, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan. 30--30d.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
Notire Of Attacs,n,eut.

To s. Jac0bus and M. Jacobus, partners
under tho firm name of s. Jacobus &
Bro, Nashville, Tennessee;
An attachment at tho suit of IL. B
Claflin y Co., against your estate for the
sum Of s5,0W.OO, returnablo before the
Circuit Court of Monroe county, Missis-
sippi, has been executed and is now
pending i'll said court; and unless you
appear before said court on the 4th Mon
ton, Judgment will be entered and the
estate attached win be sold aud con-
demned. January %, 1884.
ANDREW WOOD, Clerk.
Geo. &. Paine, Attorney for Plaintiff.
inn M--3Od
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14

at would De no VOCATION OF the command
ment," said ), IN e. G0u',h, ~ D. man were 10
fall down ana rora'l the six h>f, for It Is not
Eade in the likencss OF any hing in neHNen or
on earth, or ia Inc walters Nlicn are uiGtr tIa
the hai to iail Of. Parka 5 fl.l Bai3au VIII
stop that and restore tho OY4iHa. coiot 10 5iGy
Or faded hair NOt TIN. no. Il ,yU Hedcf9ai,
deliciously poriaincd. a perfect hair dressing
t9c All druggists
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
NOn-Eesideus Notice.
THE STATE OF ,MIssIssIppI,l

MONROE COUNTY.
To G. W. Basbaw, Louisville, KY, and
Mary Griffin Bashaw, Lyndon Ky.
You are commanded TO appear before
the Chancery Court, of the county of
Monroe, in said State on the
ist Monday of March 1854.
TO defend the suit IN said Court Of w. b.
Walker, Administrator. Wherein you
are defendant Aberdeen, Monroe coun-
ty Mississippi Feb. LIST, 1884
j EVANS, Clerk.
Feb 4th 3. II. GILLESPIE. ID, o.
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u. s.. Marshal sale.

Peoples Bank, No. ~.
VS.. For [, KIT 10 no
W. NJ. Buchanan & Co. sides interest and
all costs.
In the United States District Court, for
The Eastern Division of the Northern
District of Mississippi.
BY virtue OF Venditioni ExpOnas. to me d.
rccted In the above stated case, will on
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
Thursday, February IA, 1884
Decisions of tho supreme Court.

JACKSON, MISS, Feb. 4.--Ihe follow
ing cases were affirmed:
B. M. Parham, surv. ex. vs. Il. s.
Stith, exor.
nj. G. Reese IS Linda Barbee.
Thos. Fl. Allen & Co., VS.. Mary E.
McAlexander.
W. 6. Stovall VS.. Dupree & Gates.
Mary Howard vs.. Chicago, St. Louis
& New Orleans Railroad Company.
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company vs..
B. E. Dole.
W. B. Sharpley VS. B. T. Reese.
The following cases were reversed and
remanded:
J. T.. Combs Va B. j Black ct al
NJ. G. Cummings ys. John b. Moore.
A. Fl. French VS. Matte McAndrews
OF Il.
Il. P. Sale vs.. ]. ". Freroh.
j. F. Kelly, Treasurer, VS.. Il. &,
WimbcIly; motion oV'rruird.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-14
Sale Of Land Delinquent for Taxes
undersigned County Mississippi will
MONDAY. MARCH 3. 1884

House
following described lands being
fomd day to day until all he lane ares sold;
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New Advertise
N5sel Sold aFnss snGw.

For winter coughs, colds, aches and pains you
best relief WIZ
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