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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
A Wonderful Puppy.

4. pup was born in Bellville. N. T.,
the other day which takes the palm for
Leformity. It's own mother was so
shocked by its shape that she killed IL
ut once. The two front feet OF the pup
were shaped like the hands of 4 human
being and devoid of claws. In the rear
were one rabbits foot ana two dogs
paws The pups head strongly resem-
long Ike q rabbits ears. 1t also had
the x.c--~- 49, HG.G " M.t 2u.Lal
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02

who were connected with
Dl VI. titan of the Mitchell Mai 0iiice
+ ie'''" ".o fourteen belonged to the A.
nV"" ~ 'ntue of that city, and an eftort
| m lodge meeting to expel them
p ma' nrder. Or. Il. G. Warne. who
pun "' NcBrlde and claimed to have
P'''l ,b. Mail office the day before
(rc'' I~.stroyed. preferred the charges.
waS ,,,r, of the charges was That
p ".r, rnilty of unbccomlng conduct
F..t'nn Part in the proceedings OF III"
'a,"n Of the Mail office. violating
"'",,a,iors of the order by threaten
nrorbcr Workman (mcaning Warncl
,Io same treatment as given Nc
|,Io. with agreeing TO prevent the car
, II lawful business IN Mitchell,
~, 70 sacrificing your life, il need he,
.~c"oupl,h the end, thus placing yo'ir-
|, in nosi:ion of outlaw
4 ,hc 'olce meeting Tuesday night the
p, wa, fought to the end. Nearly
h., member belonging to the order was
-, and after each side had their say,
nticp some bitter words were OK
naod = vote was taken as to whether
,r.', charges were to be sustained or
| Whatever support he had to start
with at the last moment his friends
,ert.d him and he was defeated by a
aulmouS vote.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Sioux Falls After a New Opera Hous,

The new opera house project at Sioux
Falls has now gone far enough to ensure
the building this summer Of a handsome
and complete modern playhouse. There
is a growing strife among business mer
for the location. 1t is understood that an
eastern company, which owns the old
p%OStOficc building will accept the bonus
of $1,000 and add to it $4,000, and vii,
build "A tirst-claSS theatre. Some CORE.
spOndcncc has been had with the manager,
of the opera house in Sioux City looking
TO a joint management. Mrs. Snyder, the
protector. expects to have Mclba open The
new theatcr in the fall.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
LundCren Found Guilty.

The ease Of the state VS.. a. I. Lunu-
grcn for assault with intent TO commit
rape upon a little daughter OF Mrs. Hol-
land, which has occupied the attention Of
the circuit court at Canton has been de-
cided. The jury found him guilty OF AS
sault. AS l~.undgrcn has been in Jail some
months awaiting trial, the Judge Will
nruhahly give him 4 lighl Sentcnce.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Gets Judgment for $4,000.

An important suit was decided in the
circuit court at Deadwood, the Horse Shoe
Mining Company recovering from the es.
tate of WilmOt G. White S42. 500. White
who had been employed by The company
as its local representative and superintend-
ent. had, it was proved, by q system o.
frauds extending through a number Of
years robbed the company of that amount
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
South Dakota Bog HOnOrcd.

A. l.. Davis of WATERFOWL, Il graduate
of the University of South Dakota, who
is now taking 4 course in law at Ann
Arbor, Mich, was chosen president OF tho
Republican Club of the University o
Michigan, which has a membership O
! 400. His friends feel highly elated owe;
the honor which he has brought, not Onl,
upon himself but upon the University 0,
South Dakota.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Working on EanktOn's Bridge.

A force OF men have resumed work upU"
the railroad bridge across the Missouri,
River at Yankton. The LeavenwOrtt
Bridge Company announce that fund:
have been provided, and the bridge vii.
be completed this season. The cost Of the
structure will be 5000, 900 and will be
bonded to an English syndicate. The
bridge will be operated by the GleaI
Northern.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Lundgrcn Found Guilty.

The case OF the state VS.. "A. +. Lundgrei
for assault with intent to commit rape
upon a little daughter of Mrs. Holland
which has occupied the attention of tn,
circuit court at Canton, has been decided
The jury found him guilty of assault. A
Lundgren has been in Jail some month
awaiting trial. the judge will probabl.
give him a light sentence. John Water
of Worthins is also being tried for a SINH
lar OtIenSe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Was Not the Man.

tNi! Latin, the Young man who was
ES.e' by Sheriff John b. Satter of Clay
t..'y' suspected OF icing the man
I"gu al Akron for the rapin. of Miss
pas was taken to Elk Point for iden-
tY'on ny Union County officers and
'algeu' lie was on his way from
f'Na City to Yankton. lie said he had
ia scotland and his mother lives
''''perialn. He answered tho de-
Gp''oli OF the man wanted in some mi
respects.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02

.II !. Davenport OF the board
,ha State University at YER
trustee ,aturned from a meeting OF
illoI' ','. "a committee. The trustees de-
eN ,i,,t owing to the measelness OF 'he
ed ''a'. for the next year, it would
prop'', 70 reduce the faculty and
n~eerS>",' .hanccs, bnt no decided acton
Ae o'",' Prof. Lommen. professor OF
5 taken noo f the ablest members Oi
lo-! WAS given n years leave OF
iac0,,'' hich to study in Germany.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02

Four gold bricks, a~@greGatin% Sl21,coc
in value, were shipped from Lead as the
result of IA fifteen days run OF the Home
stake comlany's mills. This is the frs
elem since the Iii. 200->tamp mill
started. and the first approaching ti,ai
umouu, ia seven montl.s. The average
c,car-up in tie iuturr will probably
&C.,. + 40. .At1c"i - S.-."At'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02

Cancels flesh is the latest addition to
the Partisan bill Of fare, Algerian
butchers undertaking to provide the
supply. The meat is said to taste like
beef, though white like veal. The
hump is considered Il great Gelicac,y by
The Arabs.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Tests LtthOyraphinc Stone.

Mr.. KlOpp, OF the Klopp d Bartlett
Litl,o.raphing Company OF Omaha, has
been testing the photographers stone
found near Custer City with good results.
The only question to be solved now is how
large slabs can be obtained. Heretofore
all the photographers stones used in the
United States has Teen imported IRON
Bavaria and hence is very expensive.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
~ the Soldiers Home.

are now l69 soldiers Oh the rolls
lio' Springs Soldiers Home. On
Tag 10 per cent. OF the inmates OF
''>u'ut'ons IN the United STATES are
>'lN i'S', hut here there is only one
'''ca' ~ iac" OF the fact that many
,''''e Affected with Diseases that are
''Ci h.! Tx Wh.er.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
South Dakota National Banks.

Comptroller Eckels has given out az
abstract OF the reports on the CONDITION
February % Of the the thirty-one national
banks of South Dakota. 1t shows total
OF 81, l25. S43, the principal item.
being: Loans and discounts, 50 ,2lS, 844:
value OF stocks. securities, banking houses.
furniture, fixtures and other real estate
and mortgages owned, 81, 32S, 100; reserve
in banks and deposited with reserve
agents, 81, 1856 ,232, of which S276, 300 was
in gold. Capital stock 81, 935 600; surplus
fund and undivided profits, S505, 1913; de.
posits. 81, 9.29,::39; bills payable, S27, 900
Tho average reserve held was 81. ~ pei
cent,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
Attn DAKOTA NEWS
..,, SOURCES OLA GREAT
XVI" STATE

-, Mcager Appropriations
,eor the Faculty or tho
J." ~,.;ycrsity at Vcrinillion is to
state I'M
=, reduced.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02
SOUTH DAKOTA IMMIGRATION
hundreds Of Former l,esidc,,s 20
turning to the Stat,

y" AhC StulC,
immigration to Sout.l Dako,, b,.a
81" III earnest. Last fall hundred OF dis
oon,e'i'eh farmer, from the central mr.
" a,e state crossed the Missouri River :,
r"n"'oh' BOUND for southern Nehrast,
Kansas ana Texas. Now the re,urn tTd
,,as sci IN and these people, many q
""o'' own farm in South Dakota. are r..
'u'n'h@' satisfied that this state is 200,
enough for them. They are locatinc i,
al the counties Of the state.
Hutchinson County has acquired dnrinc
me past Two weeks five families fro,n
'eNas' ana OF the sixteen families whc
e'"i3raled from Yankton to Iou,si,r.
,"S. 'a'', fifteen have returned ca,t
na.'"S sustained Il heavy financia
TOSS. Brown, kingsbury and Bon Uomme
nouh''es also report that tho in.
nux Oh Immigrants is daily ipcreas.
ms. iowa Is contributing literally tt
Swel South Dakoia's ~ponulation and
recently 200 families from Indiana settled
III INC northern tier of counties. The lin.
"a.' a'"e"unients to the homestead laws
""'c" are assured, is attracting settlers tc
nc 'ree government land in Charles Mix
nouhty on the old Yani,ton reservation
ihey are all anxious to be on the ground
III ''h'c 70 commence spring work, and il
appears as though this would be one OF
.ne greatest years for immigration since
1881. when 100000 settlers from the olde,
states arrived here.
lhe eastern railroad lines now hav,
agents travelling through the state wlie
are contracting with real estate agents to
'eilver them a certain number of home.
seekers who will be brought to South
Dakota 10y special excursions. These
railroad representatives declare that there
IL "a strong desire Oh the partof homeseek-
ers IN the east for the new land of the
west ana they expect to bring in thou.
saiids OF these excursions during this
coming season.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02

Thcmostoitjcctiou"blc feature at0u,
love is the noc;Gy that accompanies il.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-04-02


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Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

On the 10Th NJ April, 1896,
Death again kunoksd at the
home Of Mrs. T. &i. Rayburn
and called from vllls world oi
sorrow and affection her young
est son, JOHN He quietly
breathed his last, after a linger.
ing illness of nearly four weeks
Of intense suffering.
He was born Feb. 3lst, 1874
and at an early age joined the
Baptist church. His aim was
to live a christian life, this aim
was especially manifested du.
ring his last sickness by his in.
tense desire to die at peace with
all mankind. He leaves a lone
~ mother, one brother, one sis
ter and many friends to mourn
his death. Mother, brother
sister and friends devoutiy rec.
ognize that they cannot under.
stand Gods dealings with them
but rejoice to believe that -He
doeth all things well.r They
bow reverently to this decree
and commend Johns spirit to
God who gave it.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

I heard Of DIR. Bells Pine the
Honey being for sale at Tar
store of Messrs Gam. Burnett &
Co.. Grantsbarg. Ills-, and see
ing many concentrations from
different persons. Of its wonder
full valuable merits, l thought I'd
try n bottle. l have been Sc
riously affected for p years
with . cough and pains in my
side and breast that were caus-
ing me a miserable life. I
spent hundreds of dollars with
doctors and for medicine, bat
everything failed until l tried
dris wonderful remedy. rec.
ommend DIR. Bells Pine Tar
Honey ts everybody xifh weak
lungs It Is a great success.
j. b. RosELI-
Grantsburg, Ills
May 30, 1895.
Mrs- Z ON Raybgrn. Toceo
pola, Miss; MS % p xabors
Denmark, Miss; G W Duriey
Eyro, Miss; Rev 5 \ " Farrov
Eta, Miss; Dr. C p vaughan
Potts camp. Miss
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
UNIVERSITY.

The examinations are here
Chapel exercises are being
held in the \. " e. A. Hall
this week.
Prof B.D-Rivers,a well known
aIumnus- Is visiting his father.
Mr.. T. L. Rivers.
Mr. j. L. Spence, an alumuas
of the University, was an the
campus this week.
A large number of visitors
are expected to the coming
Commencement exercises.
The handsome aud popular
Will f. Utterbaek, IL on a visit
to Jackson. Miss, this week
Mr.. Stewart VI. Jones. OF
our team, was the successful
competitor for the salutatorian's s
place
GsrEett l. Jackson, of Dub
lin. Tex. and a former student
Of the University, was at cha pei
exercises last Saturday.
Mr.. sam =. Walker. a former
student of the University, was
greeting his many friends on
the campus last week
Mr.. III. +. Ably, commonly
known as u. J. Sonora will
be prominent feature OF the
Field Day sports, next Friday.
The boys were glad To vel
come back, for a short time,
Messrs- Lee Semmes and sam
Gwinn from Greenville, Niss.
Both are quite popular ON the
campus.
Through the influence Of 0ur
worthy chancellor, the Chapel
Hall is being repaired- Opera
chairs will take tie place oI
the old benches and with Other
repairs. the chapel viii b.
beautiful ss well as eommodi
Oux.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
SECRET SOCIETIES
MASONIC

MASONIC
Iaflyette Royal Arch Chapter
meets the Srd Thursday night In
eteh month
W. E Kershaw, H. P
A. H. Weston, Sec
T $. Gathright Lodge No. .
meets the Iss Thursday night IN
each month
E z Temple, W NJ
r s. Adams. Sec
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-
Oxford Lodge No. - meets the 1st
and lth Monday nights in each
mouth
j. T. Ssrawn, c. g.
e. E Duval, Sec
A. B. Louxstreet Lodge No. IL
meets 1st and 3rd Friday night In
each month
8. III. Sanders, " G.
n Owens, Sec
oxFoRp LoDGEK- OF H. NO. 1858.
Oxford Lodge K of H. No. lo6a
meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday night IN
A. C. Smith, Dictator.
8. NJ Howry, Reporter
wooDMES OF THE WORLD
Oxford Camp No 30, meets irs'
nonday night in each month
C. L Siviey, c. C.
=. o. Davidson, Clerk
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
CHURCH NOTICES.

Netho<iist-Rev. J. W. Dorman-
Pastor. Preaching, Sunday. II An
and 700 p n sabbath School $50
A-M- Dr. F. W Jones, Superinten-
dent. Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening At 49,
Baptist Rev \ y Cr0xto ,
9 .5bath school 80 A NJ Judge
Z. T NinbrOugh- superintendent
Praycr meeting on Wedlesisy ev-
evi-- 4 u
CuEberIs7d--Pr --PresSyterian---Re Rev.
T. \ 'vts-i4It n Pastor. Preach
Ing, Sssnday, l. ~ NJ and 1870 n
,abh--1 S i $50 A. N W ID.
Porssr. Supe-.1tsndent- Prayer
meeti1 " : l-IsS -1y evening as I'D.
Presbyterian lev d. A Heddie-
ston. Past Preaching, Sunday,
IL A. NJ and 7:s0 P. NJ Sabbath
School at SD M G. 4 Cairnes,
SaperinEendenE rrayer-meeting
"Wednesday evening at T:3o.
S. Peters Episcopal Services
every sunday II II A. NJ Sabbath
School at go A. n J. E Pegues
S1psrintendent-
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
Teachers!
NOTICE! - NOTICE!

Every Teacher of the
County that is interested
in having a large and
complete chart as part
of school furniture is in
vited to call at DAVID
SON & R0ANE'S and ex-
anime Bells Go m m o n
School Charts now on
exhibition, and discuss
the advisability 0fhaving
them adopted by the
Board of Supervisors
Dent delay. but call at
once so that the D after
can be brought before
the Board lst of June.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
The Woman's Book Club.

A delightful informal meet
Ing was held st the home oI
Miss Laura Lake, April 2ist.
Several members were a5.
sent from sickness and other
causes.
Among other beautiful poems
by some Of our popular writers
of the present day, Miss Lake
read The Old Weaver by
Amelia Barr. one ot the most
touching productions in the
English language.
The Mosque Of Comus- vas
then discussed and many pass
ages repeated that sas-exquisite
FOR, imagination sentiment and
the musical fiow Of the rhythm
All were impressed with the
wonderful charm and matchle~s
genius OF the blind poet of whom
" ordsworth so truly said:
Thy soaI was like a star and
and dwelt apart
On Tuesday May 5th. the
Club vas gracefully entertained
by Miss Gale, the poet for the
afternoon being John Dryden,
Poet Laureate Of Charles II. and
literary chiefof the whole inter
val between Cromwell and
Queen Anne.
Mention should be made of a
very interesting paper on his
Life and Character BY Miss
Lake and of a masteriy eriti-
cism Of his works by Ms.
Murray from the essays of
Lord Macaulay.
Miss Ella Pegues reviewed
the history of the past and
some manners and customs Of
the Seventeenth Century.
Among current Events Mrs.
kimbrough noticed the death
of DIR. Thomas Hughes. widely
known a. the aathor of Tom
Browns School Days at Rugby
The club then adjourned To
meet with Mrs. Meek May 18th
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

The elite Of the city thronged
the Opera House last night tn
witness rare muscial and Ope-
ratio treat rendered in classic
style BY the company known as
HeywCosl's Celebrities The
performance was grand and en-
cores were frequent To all oi
which the gentlemen and ladies
of the company gracefully re.
sponded- Huntsville Ala
Argus.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

VI the ABOVE Amount OF Loans anu
Discounts,
To Officers of the Bank, nothing.
To Directors Of the Bank, none.
To Stockholders of the Bank, none.
I, Bem Price, cashier of Bank of
OXFORD, of Oxford, Mississippi, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ID
q true, full and exact statement OF
the Assets and Liabilities Of said
Bank On the day and date named
therein, ~ shown by the books Of
same
BEN PRICE, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, Clerk Of the District Court oI
the United States for the Northern
Dissrict Of Mississippi, this. the stk
May. IseS.
4 JoHE 3. BUk1ox, Cisrk-
By A c. Smith, ID. c.
Ex4minsd and fo1nd correct
" w. Srunz, Andizor.
rhh ls<h day ef Dec, lsss,
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

Dr.C.C- Crowder,of KosciuskO
has rooms at Mrs Burbridges,
and will remain IN Oxford in
definitely. He is prepared to
do any style of dental work,
and will be pleased to have all
who need his services call and
see him.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

Peach Cream, Chocolate,
Cream lee Cream Soda. Sarsa.
parilla Mead Lemon Cream
Strawberry Cream. Pineapple
Cream, Vanilla Cream. Orange
Cream, French Wine Of Cocoa,
Champagne Mist. Seltzer Lem
onade, Egg Lemonade, Plain
Lemonade. Crushed Fruit Sher.
bets and lees Of all fiavors. In
connection with the above my
lee Cream Pariors are open
from 10 n m- TO 10 p. m
g. w BUFFALoE-
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
PERSONALS.

Mr.. 5. c. Lane has returned
from his visit to Tennessee.
Mr.. W. \. Beik, of Holly
Springs, was in the city this
week.
Mrs. W. F. Andrews spent
several days in Water
Valley the past week.
Prof Darius Rivers and wife
are the guests Of Nr. and Mrs.
f. +. Rivers on University
street
Mrs. " ii. Jolley and son
Harold, Of st. Louis are visiting
Mrs. J. +. Nelson on South
street.
Mrs. Seilssn and her daugh-
ter. Miss Lou. have returned
from . visit To relations in
Crystal Springs
Donald Ross returned a few
days ago from the University
Of Virginia. and viii spent his
vacation az hosue-
Mrs Wigxinfon and Miss
Anna Porter will go To Mem
phis this week as delegates To
the WemaR's Missionary Board
Miss Matte Mckee returned
Saturday from Green Forest,
Ark where she spent the past
month with her sister, Mrs
Barney.
Ms. Hattie Thompson. Of
savannah. Tenn. reached OK
ford Saturday and will remain
some time the guest of the pro-
prietress Of The EAGLE
Garnet Jackson IL back again
on q visit to his friends and
enjoying the scenes of his child
hood He il loud in his praise
Of Dublin. his Texas home.
Ladies. see those Jobs in
Dongola and Tan OxforCis-
bought at a recent forced sale
AZ a great sacrifiee-just in this
ur....k .s a.. U.nMms g..
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14


vs.. No. z753.
James Nabors ct al
To James NAbors, whose post
ONCE is Kings, coryen County,
Texas, you are he-esy commanded
to appear before Chancery Court
OF lafayette County, Mississippi
on the second Monday in June, isss,
at rules, to answer the petition Of
Mrs. o. p. Sabors et al for the
southwest quarter OF section 90
seven, Township 90 nine, Range
% one, west, In lafayette county
Mississippi, for division among the
heirs Of H. G. Nabors, deceased.
Witness my signature as clerk
Of said court, at Oxford, Mississippi,
this 7th day OF May A. D. 1s9s-
BPGRAY.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
Dissolution Notice.

The firm OF Spencer & Neill has
cen dissolved by mutual consent,
fr- Spencer retiring from the busi-
esq The firm viii hereafter be
nown a. W C- Neill * Co, and
oiicits share Of The pubic pat
'on-ge-
April IA. Isa5.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

Pofter's Ansiseptic hea'ing Oil
Is guarnteed to cure barbed
wire cuts All druggists refHnd
the money if it fails to cure.
Price 2Jc.
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

Jas W. BDwser will sell you
a reliable BICYCLE at a rea-
sonable price. and one that is
bailt for service and speed and
durability. All OF our models
are strictly Hp-tosdate-
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
OCNTY Directory.

z H Kimmons, Sheriff
]. o. Fancy, Treasurer
B p Gray, Chzncery Clerk
E e Temple, Circuit Clerk-
e. r. Hign over -Supe Of kdrczfsou
Does z PARKS. Tzx Asessor-
LII. Hope Coroner and Ranger
=. W. ThreIkeId, Surveyor
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14

Don't make a mistake by buy.
ing your BICYCLE before see
ing Jas w. Bowser, Who n
agent for j models
Oxford eagle., 1896-05-14
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-et-H- nA
By virtue of 4 writ Of venditioni
Expouas to me, directed by the
clerk OF the ircuit Court OF La
Fayetse county, State OF Mississippi,
in the above stated cause, directing
me to sell the following described
land in said county and State to wit
The land described n follows. a
n part of the south half OF section
eight o., Township eight
gs) of Range two (sY west,
and bounded a. follows, to wit
Beginning at the southwest corner
of said section eight 81 and running
thence north with said section line
eighty seven (s7) poles, thence
east fifty-two (5-J poses, thence
north seventy-three (s3) poles to
the north boundary line of said BALI
section, thence east one hundred
and seventeen (li7l poles, thence
south fifty-six go poles to a stake
at the head of a hollow or ravine.
thence down said hollow or ravine
in a south westerly dire ton with
the meanderings of said ravine one
hundred and thirty seven (i3s)
poles to the south boundary line OF
said half section, seyenty-nine (a9l
poles east of the southwest corner
of said half section. thence west
seventy inc 90 poles to the be-
ginning; co tanning one hundred
and twenty-five (I.5) acres more
or less. for the purpose of paying
said Judgment, principal, interest
and cost. The undersigned viii
expose said land for sale at public
auction to the highest bhider for
cash, at the court house door, in
the city of Oxford. said county,
within lawful hours on
MONDAY, JUNE fst, 1895,
to satisfy said Judgment in
terest thereon and cost.
This the sth day OF May, 1886
E. H. KIMMoSs, Sheriff,
lafayette County Mississippi
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Summer Law Lectuers.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
July 1 to Sep 1, 1896 For
students and practitioners
9th year For catalogue. ad-
dress Up. D. Charlottesville, Va
r. c. MINOR, secretary
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General delivery, on week days,
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CIR UT COURT.

Judge Eugene johnson presiding
W. A Roane. District Attorney.
Court cOuvene- second Mondays
I'm March and September