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The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

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- abore described estrsy was taken u
ikvT y. Randall ana EFsyed By hiln essloF'
q 3. WhRrngteu, gulEice q the feae
..;shin snd for Ante caunty, stats of Ms
sissippi, August 2.na. lss6-
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lbvC II Rate and Sebron kaieS
The above described estray was taken "
Nv James I.owry, and slrayed BY him oeior
In 81 COckerhsm, a Justice q the teAe
withiu and fur Amise county, Staie ot Ms
sissippi, August 2otA, lss@
A. 9. sTRATTOS,
Coroaer and Ranger.
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o. X. Hauck & Co., music deal
ers Of Memphis, Tenn acting I'M
der the endorsement and in the in
ierest Of the Tennessee Centennial
Exposition. which is to he held du-
ring 1897, at Nashville, Tenn, offer
prize Of $1,000 in cash for the
best original composition fr the
piano, in the form OF march, the
winning cunposiii N TO be publish
I'd as the Tennessee Centennial
Prize March, and during the ex.
| position 10000 souvenir c4pirs
will be given away at their piano
and organ exhibit in the Com
,nercs building. The lilhograph
Ilihe psge will contain a lird's.ey'
/ view of the exposition grounds
and al the top Of each page Of mu
sic will be an original design o
one Of the buildings. Manuscript
will be received up to January !
and award ofjudges announced OF
January 10. 1897. For full infOr
nation address Publishing Depart
: ment, o X. HOuck & Co., Mem
phis, Tenn.
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esae Truthful Landlady Ackn0wl
EDGES Her House Il Noisy.

aIs the house very QuietY" he
asked. As he Inspected the room
thai bad been advertised TO let,
eays lid Bits
No. said the landlady YEARLY.
~ can't truthfnlly say that y 's.
rhe four babies don't make 80
much mise, for they never all cry
:, once; aud the three pianos one
ge.s used to, and the parrot is qui
q sometimes; but the man with
the clarionet and the boy that's
learning to play the fiu'e DO make
Il noisIsr than Ewish II vas.
.:rhst's ali right" said the man.
obeerfuily; ,live and let live ismy
,so,to. l'll takethe room and move
4 tomorrow, and the little things
Il, mention will never disturb m'
pafsicle Goodbye.
And IL vas not until he wal
.oyea il and settled that shey
.syned lie occupation. He playe'
S syombons in an oFehesira'-
Mail aud Express.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

STATIC OF MISSISSIPPI,
nnrNrr on ANIrE

To His ExcslleHcy, A. ]. MeLAurin, Cover
nor Of the State Of Mississippi, Jackson,
MisSissipdis
Tic undersigned petitioners would re-
spectfally show: That at the Marrh term
1896, Of the Circuit Court Of Amile County,
one MOak NanneEy was eOnyicted on
charge Of assault and battery with intent 70
kin one John Wells, and sentenced 70 I'M.
prisonmeat IN the penitentiaTy for Period
Of three years. That the said John Wells
was shot In the back. with small shot. - he
was running away from the house Of one
Princc Lee, which be was surrepdtiously, y
not burglario1sly attempting 10 cutter, IN the
night time, and was not badly hurt, being
only slightly wounded. That Prince Lee.
the owner of the house, publicly admitted
and claimed TO have done the shooting him
self Immediately after the occurrence and
for some DAYS thereafter, and until be was
arrested for the same and learned that hewas
not iustihahle therrin. That upon learning that
he could be prosecuted tor the shooting.
Prince Lee denied having done the shooting,
and claimed that Moak Nunnery, who bad
staid all night 81 bis, Lees house, on the
night Of the shooting, had done i, and on
the trial, Lee and the injured Inah, who had
in the mean time made friends, beth swore
that Nunnery did the shooting, and secured
the conviction Of Nunnery and the acquittal
Of Le.
Wherefore your petitioners show that
there Is grave doubt as to the guilt VI Nun
aorv.
That said Moak Nunncry. by the time
this petition is presented, will have b.s'il
imprisoned for ten or more months, and that
such con6ement has so seriously inraireo
his health as to render il now, in the opinion
Of your petitioners, only question Of n very
short time as 10 the length of his life. Tha
longer imprisonment means certain death Z
him, it being doubtful as to whether he shal
ever recover. even II released.
Wherefore your petitioners pray, that
consistent with your views Of right and hu
manity, you grant to the said Moak Nun
merry pardon for said ofense. And as II
duty bound etc
C.E. DAVIS, Sheriff
AID great many Others.
Liberty, Miss Nov. lS, 1896.
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Adninistrat0r's NOtice.

XVTHEREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate of Caroline Duck, No $40,
dcceased. having been granted to the under
signed by the Chancery Court Of the Fourth
district Of the State OF MhsiIippi, before
n II. Bates, Clerk Of sad Curt for the
county of Amitp, nj r lies, in vacation, on
Thursday, the 9th day OF November A. D.
1896:
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given to
ali persons indebted to said estate 70 come
| forward and mako payments, and ell per-
sons having claims against the same are re-
ouestcd 10 exhibit them and have them
recistered IN The manner and within the
ii,Sa prescribed bv law, or they will be Tor
Svar sS.,p barred ID. CAUSEY, Admir-.
This November 9th, 1896.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

The State Of Mississippi,
Amita County.

The State Of Mississippi,
Amite County.
To w. C. Travis, Helen Travis, Sarah Z.
Travis and Phcby Travis, a minor, who has
neither father. nor m0ther, nor legal guardi-
an, non-residents, whose postottice addrcs
Is Colfax, Louisiana; John Travis. = resident
~ louisiana, whose postofice address i
nnknoWn. and Mrs. Ella McGehee, nom
resident, whose postofice address is Robe
limo, Louisinna, defendants:--
XTOU ARE COMMANDED to appear
4 before tho Chanccry Court Of the eoun'
~ Of Anite, in said State, on the -.
ist Monday in December, A y 1895
70 defend the suit in said court Of T.J. Goi'
don et. al., wherein YOU are defcndantp. I,
Given under my hand and seal Of sait
Court. this 30sh day Of October A. y. 1895
H. n. BATES, Clerk.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

The Daily and Weekly Cox
NERcIAL HERALD, printed al Vieks-
burg, Hiss. The Daily is the lead
ing paper in the State, and takes
the full Associated PressDispalehes
over iis own leased wires by 8
special operator.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFP1cE AT JACKSON, MISS. J
Nocemher l1th. 1896.

LAND VFFIVE At UNNNDV.7F s1AEs7'' ,
November llth, 1896.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
v named settler has fled notice Of his ~
tention to make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made before
the Circuit Clerk Of Amite county, at Lib
ertv, Mise. on December 30th, 1896. VIZ:
Jane job son, widow Of Lewis johnson,
deceased, HE No 22,943, for the 5 y 5
Ell Sec. ", TAN, ,R6E.
She names the following witnesses prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva'
ton Of, said land, viz: Robert Brown, !ainei
Spurlock. SAMUEL Joseph, Moses Wood
ward, all Of DickPy, Amite County, MISS
ROBERT 4. WILSON, Register.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

Mr.. Geo. A. McGehee informs
Is that an attempt was made to
burn a negro shanty on his place
on Sunday night, with the negroes
in il. The house happened to he a
log instead Of a frame one, and was
only slightly charred.
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NotiOe fnr Publication.
LAND 0FFicE AT JACKSON, Miss,
NnNemher 9Th. 1896.

November 9TH. 1896.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
y ing-named settler has filed notice Of hls
intention to make final proofin support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Circuit Clerk Of Amite county, u.
Liberty, Miss. on December 10Th, 1895, VIZ;
Stephen Tobias Of Liberty, Miss, II. 7. NJ.
29,sOd. for tho N IN WI Sec. II, T. \,
RAE.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cult
vntion Of, said land, viz: Guy Sanford, Carey
Chandler, Henry MAXWELL Dennis Maxwell
all Of Hurst r. o., Amite county, Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON Register
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss, |
November 9th, 1896.

November ON, lo5O'
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intcAtiGn to make final proof in support Of
his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Circuit Clerk Of Amite county, at
Liberty, Miss. on December 10th, 1896, viz;
HiIlery Butler, of Summit Miss, II. Z. No,
22,555, for the W iSW ! Sec. II, I n
R6E
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and eutiva-
tinn of SAID land. viz: James II Wilson, Wiley
Barron, Benjamin Eubanks, George Eubanks
all of Summit, P. O., Amite county, Miss
ROBERT L. WILSON, Register.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

The edilor.in-ehief being absent
this week The "estray" editor was
forced into harness, and viii make
q desperate Effort to get the sheet
eui on time providing the wood
holds ont.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

Waterman (to shaughnessy who
has Just emptied his glass;. There
GOES another nail in your coffin.
shaughnessy-And, begorra,
there goes an all ont Of me stun
mick Boston Transcript.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

uYAvTED-Several trustworthy gcntle..
w men or ladies' to travel 10 AliAslsslppgPo,
s,r .,4sbIlshed reliable house. Salary SioV
and expenses: Steady poslls'Ohs. ,ss.,re5 S'g1' u
reference and sclf-addressed stnssu sas Sv,onr ~
velopo TheDominionC Company, tasLur sgos AZ
Omaha Bldg. Chicago, III lroS'o' N
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

COUNTY OF AMIIE. o-,,
XAfHEREAS LETTERS IES "a
w MENTARY Of che last viii and testa- s.1
ment Of Elizabeth D. jenkins, no; Wv; !;
dScessed. .s were granted tc the undersigned
~ tbo Cbancery Court Of the said county q
~ SJ,,,;.o Sao II rules. on Thursday, November
s,h T 4 d. 1896; Now all persons having
"sa. oia;,os against the estate Of said de-
c.s c"dsnt arc hereby required to have the
same probated and registered oy .' sne V,sIn .hia
Of the said court within one year lroni s.s snis
date or upon their failure TO 90 90 .ne saiaG ;i
wiiI be barred. All persons indebted % SAY saiu
estate must also come forward ana ae'sss
'ns'l iiiS's II. R. CAUSEi,
Executor.
rhia Nnremher 5th. AID 1893.
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TnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

TnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Amite County.
To S. B. Gardner, whose PostOfhce address
sunknown;
xzOu ARE COMMANDED 70 appear
before the Chancery Court Of the coun,
IL of Amite, IN said State, on the
FirrtMOnday in nDecemb. A. D. lcyV.
10 defend the suit in said Court Of MFs'
Kate Gardner, wherein you are oeienush',
Given under my hand and sea, oi ,sac sele
Court, this 10th day Of june A. D. 1896
n. NJ. BATES. Clerk.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

Thanks 10 Mr.. C. F. Hsrrell for
q nice load Of oak wood which be
left at this Office on Tuesday. You
eams in the nick Of time, brother,
iOr We we're Just out
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04
TnE STATE OF MTFsIaslPfI =

The STATE OF MIssIssIPPT,
Awfr o. WY. -
70 Lou Davis, Esielle Davis, Marshall
Davis. Comfort Davis and lvcrson nsslsl
minor heirs Of Jerry Davis. deceased, Nhose
pvst-ofsce address Is unknown.
x1OU ARE COMMANDED g appeal
before ne Chancery Court of the coun'
~ Of Ainite, II said stnte, on the
First Monday in December, 1896
10 show cause, II any you can, why The fina
Account Of I. G. Harvey and J; ~ Listle
Executors Of the Estate Il derry Davis oe
censed. should not be audited and allow ..
Given under my hand and seal q ~,
Court. this 9th day Of October, A. D. leye
II. nj. BATES, Clerk
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Chancery Notice.
The State Of Mississippi, !

Amiie County. }
To Julius Moyse--whosc post otiice 40
dress Il Cincinnati, Ohin.
xyoIr ARE COMMANDED . appcnr
before the Chancery Court of the county
Of Amise, in said State, on the .aaa
lnd Monday in Augnsi a y lSyo-
Il Rules in the Clerks Office 70 defend ths
.,,;t n aid Court for partition Of lands N sHid
County where IN YOU are defendant.
Given under my hand and the soul q sal'
,o,,,t. tbis 2ond day Of iuno, 4. y. 1895.
- : '''' H. NJ. BATES. Clrrh
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

xV7UEREAs, letters Of administration ~
w thessLate IL II. I. Weathershy, No. ebei
decreased. having been granted 70 the Under
s;,ncd bv the Chancery Court Of the Fourth
fl5sncerv District Uf the State Of Mississ ppl,
beiore II. n. Bates, Clerk Of said Court iof
the county Of Amite, ct kulcs 70 Vaea'1om a 1so..
on Monday, the Sd day Of August, A. y. Lo',,'
Now, therefore, notice T. hereby gifcn "
MI persons indebted TO said estate y conle
forward and make payment, and al person
having claims against the SAME are requested 4,
10 exhibit them and have them registered y
he manner snd within the time prescrioef
by law, or they will be forever 6srred-
J.V. DAY. Adni'r.
October 2Sth, 1896.
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Notios nhRStioa

Nonce tar Eaoas4tA9A
IaNp OFFlcE At JAcxsoN, Miss,
November 2lth, loeA
NOTICE IA hereby given that the iOll9s-
IN ing named ssstleF has aled notice Oi hls
intenliyn % make fnAl proof 10 support u
his claim, and tnat said preof VII es made
before he Circuit CLERK, sf Amite County,
AZ Iilnrty. Miss., on January llth, 1877, ";
Christophsr c. Bates, 0f Maoo, MlsA, =,
L No. sl767, for the 5 81 NV SEC. "
TIN. R4E
He enamn the following witnesses 70 prove
hh continuous residence upon and eultivA'
tion al sa'd land, via: MAdifOa Bean, Alcl
geagler. win. Q. HarrvA. Theodore Brab
ham, AL Of Gillsburg. Amile county, salaa
KOBERT Z. WILSON, Register.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

The Supreme Cour. has ruled
that non-laxabls property is no'
liable for poll tax. That settles H..
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

We are glad 70 note that Miss
Mary Webb. daughter Of Nr.
Slonewsll Webb, is slowly sOnva-
lsscing. We hope she viii soOR
Be veil.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

Sheriff Davis says Iii IisnO joke, F"
and that damages will certainly be
added 10 sll unpaid taxes after
Dee. 18th, without any exceptions,
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

When subscribinz for newspaper
sot tht beet, Tho Times Demo ;Eat, q
New Orleans- aaily and Weekly. H
Ass ~ lsrgest eirculltioa-
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04
Tha NInnicinal ElectlOn.

The approaching municipal elrc-
ton If officers of Summit, on Mon
day. January 4, 1897, TO serve for
the next two years, is certainly an
important one, effeeling the inter
est Of every citizen and taxpayer Of
the town. There should be M
mistake made in selecting the men
who are to govern and manage ihe
affairs Of the town. In our judg.
ment the best business men Of ihe
towR ought to be selected. Mrp
x.hU-haYs HE courage Of their cgn'
yiclion. Brnsd-gusged men who
have vi heart the interest and we'll
being Of the place; public spirited
snlerprising, aud who will Away
be willing TO 60 inrward 10 ever!
rood work for the upbuilding an'
bsttsrment Of the town, but at tn
same time oppose extravagant eS
penditures Of public money.
There are now two tickets in tn
field. one headed by Capt. A. a
Boyd, The other by Mr.. J B Ho.
scn. Both are gentlemen ofproG
y and character, and our poop
will make a wise choice at II
broper time.-Summit Sentinel
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

Asggiss, Wagons, Hardware and
kogi1s Fixtures a Specially st
Ford Bro. Co, Centreyille, Miss
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

The Biloxi Herald says: There
Is an order placed in Mississippi
far 100000, 900 feet Of lumber to be
delivered in one year, which Will
need nearly 100 vessels to carry.
The FIRST shipment has been made
10 Guliport over the Gulf aud ShlI
Island Railroad by J J. White
ana ii came from Lumbertun, Miss
Asahs piers are not YET finished q
port, the lumber is being pu
a storage lakeal Bayou Bernard
Just back Of Gulf y
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

which has just arrived, is as large
and as nicely selected, and as cheap
as was ever shown IN South
Mississippi. :.
We offer no ~give away snaps,
but promise you square deal al
the way through. We are at
all times in the Market for your
Cotton.
TIE Robinson MERCANYILRU0,
- CENTREYHIlE, Miss. -
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

OIlWIECCEy aNWNHVVs
The State Of Mississippi,
Amite County.
To Sarah Jane Wade, Dcfcndant--whosc
postofice address Is New Orleans, Louisiana.
N1oU ARE COMMANDED to appear
before the ChanccIy Court OF the
county Of Amitc, in said State, on the
FirstMonday Of Decemb. ,A.D. 1896
,o defend the suit in said court Of Henry
| Wade, Wherein You are defendant, !.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court, this 18th day Of June, A. D. 1896.
II. N. BATES, Clerk.
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

Mss Emma jackson, oi Oliv.
has entered school here. snd is 3
baaEarr at,hs college
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

fl Rres Co., alDv4,reyille,
eani 2I0 bales of eottuu tlis
lsaian
The Southern herald., 1896-12-04

NANDU. To enlarge tur Trade.
.CANDI. wc will send limit oi
~ samnle boxes Of I'll Fine and Fancy Can
dies md samples of all Cream, Chocolate
and Fruit Candies, we carry 70 any address
~ yeceipt Of one dollar two cents stamp
takcnl and Express Chargcs Prepaid. THIS
Candios arc sold from 20 cts. to 81 90 Mpound::
n ordering state nanne If Expiess Co... and
nl.sse .hoW Candies to friends " dneiehbors
Address: THE CRESCENT CA NDY co,
Cos Carondelet Street, Nov Orleahs' -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-22
High School Notes.

Political campaigns and rallies dc
not agree we'll with lessons.
The boys in the high school are
talking some of organizing foot
ball team to play against team to
be made up from the boys outside OF
the school. If they succeed there
will doubtless be some sore heads and
broken. bones before the year is up.
The piano which the Literary So
ciety rented of Dyer Bros. last year
was placed in the school room again
one day last week.
The Olympic Society held its Sc
cond semi monthly meeting Friday
afternoon An interesting program
was carried out including the debate
which was warmly discussed. Sub
ject:k Resolved that the Signs of the
Times Indicate a Rebellion. Affirm
ative: Lee Shell, Lou Riley. Mega
tive:s Maud Forbes, jennie Stoute-
mycr. Decided in favor of Neg.]
The Amphictyonic Society will hold
it's regular meeting Friday p. m.
The High School took its first ex-
animation in music Tuesday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-22
IDENTIFIED.
The Sherburne Bank Robbers
Names Disclosed. ~ 81

Last week the Sherburne bank rob.
ber gave the sheriff at Fairmont his
true name, as @. q: Kellihan and the
dead robber as Lew KelIihan, both of
Rock Rapids, la. Their father; j.
Kellihan passed through. here last
week, Thursday afternoon. .on his way
home from a. visit at Sherburne and
with his son at Fairmont. He was
accompanied by J. S. Kemplay, sher-
iff Of Lyon county. The father APP
.peared very much affecte4~ by the
horrible acts perpetrated by his two
sons. In an interview with Mr..
Kemplay, by an ADVANCE reporter, he
said the boys were always considered
very quiet and had never been guilty
Of any disreputable acts and bore
good name. He went with the
father to Sherburne expecting to re-
move the body Of the dead one to
Rock Rapids but the excitement be-
ing SO great, it was deemed wise not
to attempt the movement at present
but wait until the excitement ceased.
He said the ralatives were completely
prostrated on hearing of the crime.
He did not think any violence would
be committed upon the upon the one
now imprisoned.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-22
~ GAMMA.
What Our Mints are Doing.

An Associated Press telegram day
or two since says: that during the
month Of september, 1896, the mints
of the United States coined from silv'
er bullion on hand, purchased under
the act Of July IA. 1890, two million
seven hundred thousand and one
hundred silver dollars, containing g
2,0SS,35B ounces of pure silver, the
cost of which was one million, eight
hundred and sixty two thousand, six
hundred and seventy-one dollars, Civ
ing seignorage, or profit, of eight
hundred and thirty-seven thousand
four hundred and twenty eight dol
lars to the govern ment.
This statement shows the fraud
which would be perpetrated on the
public by making eighteen hundred
thousand silver dollars pass for twen-
ty-seven hundred thousand, if the
silver dollars were net kept upon a
parity with gold. This parity could
not be maintained if coinage was un-
limited.
IF there was free coinage Of silver
this profit of over eight hundred
thousand dollars would go to the
nine owners, who had the bullion,and
while hepublic were being cheated
the nine owner would be enriched.
The silverites ought to use these
figures to show why people who want
to be cheated should vote for Bryan
and free silver. As this statement
shows that nearly three million silver
dollars were coined in September, the
silver men should cite this as evil
dence that silver has been stricken
down ever since the crime of 49,
Minneapolis Tribune.
Are you going to vote for a party
that advocates the passage of laws
that will permit the mine owners to
take their bullion worth So cents tothe
mint and receive back a dollar, not
even paying for the labor of coinage.
The mine owners can put this money
in circulation at their will and pleas
ure, they are not under any obliga-
tions to put that money in circula-
ton to increase the volume or relieve
distressed condition of the country.
Further, under the present system,the
government realizes a profit in the
coinage which assists in the maiuten-
ance. Revenues that are not derived
from this source must be derived
fromksome other thereby equalling an
amoGnt double the amount of seign-
orage: Compute the amount from
the figures above and see what taxes
would have to be increased to raise
the amount derived from sci guorage.
(the profit in coinage) in thu month Of
September. Study this and see who,
derives benefit from free coinage.