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The times., 1897-08-29

79c.. Scotch Satin Damask, 68 inches
wide, bleaehed, for -.............65e. a yd.
81 quality Double Satin Damask, bleach
eG' = inches wide and very iIne qUai-
iLy, Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. yd.
III 80 quality double Satin Daulask, OF
iTlsh manufacture, superior quality, -
5-S Napkins, to match, usually 81,
ioa ..:...,.--... " 90 doZ-
ro5 "a Napkins to match. usually s4;25.
lie: quality Hemmed Huok Towels,
2OX36 inches, for ..................Se
lac: quality Hemnled Huck Towels,
loA33, extra quality, for .......-.I4c.
Extra fine All-linen German Huck Tow
els, 2lX42 inches, hemstitched, with fancy
Border, cheap at $50, for 25c.
turkish Bath Towels. 2zx6O inches, ex-
IRA heavy, worth 30c., for .--...-.1 sc.
loo Silver Bleach Russia Crash, an
Sl.ss Hall Lamps OF solid brass. adjust
at,ie s., Co any height, with handsome decorated
Carlsbad China Tea Sets of Sc pieces
new shape, daintily decorated with floral
designs and gold-rsuaIiy S5.48,
TOMORROW, S3.45.
Finest English China Dinner and Tea
sets combined. l / pieces with large soup
ana gold-reSuiariy sold at 81 SD
TUMORROw, SI2.s5.
81 SO Clothes Wringers- regular fam
iiy size-white rubber rollers for. 81 2f
81 90 Oak Tables, 24x24 inches, with
nheu ....-. .-..--.-...For 70 CENT )
DC Oak Tables, 12x12 inches, with
Snea se, "a - ....For 10 CEN nj 5
% 90 Oak Tables, with brass feet 81 .48
$500 Oak and Imitation Mahogany
IaDies, with two Shelves. For 81 rs
Sd -9o Rockers, upholstered in velvet.
u . - :. =. 81. Is
S34s Rockers, finely polished. saddle
-. - - For $40
. Wicker Rockers-large roll For So 4S
$1,000 Imitation Mahogany Morris
Chair-with Corduroy cushions. For s6.4
90 Oak and Mahogany Iardinere
oMtanus,. ian US For 50 CENTS
500 White Enameled Bed-fulI size.
% : : SO 4e
800 Reversible Mattresses-any size.
$50 Feather Pillows-6 lbs. to pair
OF -..................S1.69 50 PAIR
80 Woven Wire Springs-any size.
- - = - 81 -
$500 English $50 Carts. For s.. p
20 per cent-one-fifth-o off the marked
price OF any barry CARRIAGE in stock,
thus making the S3-75 ones. 81 90
SS.VU ones --..........-. Sc 40
$40 ones.. 90
The times., 1897-08-29
TERMS OF ANISsURANcE POLIO,
Suit in Equity 10 Make the Company
Disclose Them.

Suit In equity was instituted yesterday
by Simon Kemp and Others against tile
Commercial Union Assurance Company,
limited, OF London, to require the defend
ant TO disclose the terms of an insurance
policy held In that company upon the stock
and store of George II. Grey & Co, Ana-
costa. destroyed by fire March IL, 1897.
and further, TO fix the liability OF said
company upon the policy.
The plaintiffs aIiege that the policy was
taken out by George Fl. Grey & Co. and
transferred 10 them with the full knowI-
edge and consent OF the assurance com
pany: that the policy and other papers
referring TO the insurance were destroye d
by the fire and that wing to their loss it
was deemed unsafe 90 Institute proceedings
at law and therefore suit in equity was
filed.
The times., 1897-08-29
:: !l,e,. The PALA|S ROYAL, and I'm SIS

entered the ministry of the Protestans
Episcopal Church in Alabama under Bishop
Wilmer. Since then he has served charges
in Georgia and Texas 1t is the intention1f
Mr.. Bourne &c remain in the diocese OF
Washington. If possible
The future of the congregation has nos
been fully decided upon, but it has been
suggested that they give up their standing
as an Independent parish and ally them
selves with another parish
The times., 1897-08-29

Church, South Washington. was at one
time in charge of Grace Church, and Rev.
George Howell, W no Immediately preceded
Rev Bourne, died in its ministry.
Mr. Bourne took charge of the parish
about two years aud half ago, and during
that time he has erected substantial
rectory and considerably improved the
church. He was born in Ireland and, after
receiving thorough education at Trinity
College, Dublin, came to this country aud
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. 8.

Odd sizes IN Ventilating Corsets. 1S, %,
25 and 26 were 90 cents Now 25CENT5
Odd sizes ColoTed Lawn Corset Covers.
some plain, some of them trimmed with
lace, pick, light blue, green, beIiotTope
and red.
These were SO cents and so cents.
For Monday, 10 CENTS
Colored Lawn Umbrella Skirts. trim
med with plat Val lace. Sold for 81 30
For Monday, SO CENTS
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. 13.

Odd lot of Bound Books copyright
novels boys boo oks-girls' books, etc.
etc. Sold for 75c TO 81 80. Slightly
shopworn. For Monday, 81 CENTS
juvenile books That Were 44c- soc a~d
Z SC. -.-..-...........FoT 20 CENTS
Marcus Wards Monarch Bond Sta
tionery-in white and blue-a quiTe of
paper and package of envelopes -uSraT'v
1Sc .........-.-..-.FoT Monday, 8 CENTS
Sl.75 Leather-bound Prayer Rocks ard
Hvmnals tnew editionl, Oxford and Ca
bridge Teachers Bibles For 81 10
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. II.

Solid Brass Bird Cages, full size.
square shape, sell regularly for 59c.
Monday, As CENTS.
40c Quaker Crimped Crust Bread Pans
tthe kind that bake the round. cylinder
shaped Loaf made OF rolled steel. Size
4 1-2xl1 1-2 incheS..-....FOr "a CENTS
10c Decorated Carlsbad China Fruit
Plates assorted sizes and kinds.
For s CENTS
1ec Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls -laree
size cut glass pattern. For 2 CENTS.
&c Japauned Tea Trays nicely de-
Grated CENTS.
The times., 1897-08-29
The Palais Royal.
Clearing Sale Of Household Articles.

better time articles
tariff will
of domestic will
never do bette
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. o.

Odds and ends in Gowns. GIIemise. Cor
set Covers and Drawers OF cambria and
mu5in-sOms trimmed with lace and sOTHs
with eTnbroidery-they sold al T9c and
81, and were cheap a these prices As
we have lot every size In stock thav
go at 80 CENTS
The times., 1897-08-29

hattanville TO condietei her studies the
last of September. Theh Mr.. and Mrs.
Doane will return to the city aud open
their residence on .sixteenth street, which
has been uuoccupied for several years
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr.. James Mckee Borden, OF the Post
office Department, accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Mai Niernsee Borden, and her Sis
ter, Miss Carrie T. Niernsee, OF the Patent
office have gone to Europe for their
autumn vacation.
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss u alcott, who has been visiting
friends in Providence, Z. l., and Randolph,
Mass, was recalled home suddenly by the
Illness OF her sister, Mrs Boody, VINO is
at the family home on Fourteenth street.
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss M. Il. Hill was a guest at the
musicale given during the past week at the
Donnely cottage at Sea Isle City. A de.
hgfuui program was contributed by the
summer residentS, and was enjoyed by the
most prominent visitors at the resort.
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. Is.

TABLE NO. Is.
The Derby, Marquise and Eagle brand
Shirt Waists, that Were 81 30 to SIPS.
For 49 CENTS.
Boys Striped Duck Sujt= nrutSa rel lirti So,
ages three, four and five years. They
were S2.9S- ..For Monday, So CENTS
The times., 1897-08-29
A stitch in Time saves Nine.

Coal guarante ednow will sa We you money.
Try S. s. Daish & Son, 703 Twelfth st.
NV. and 2O8 Fla. ave. ne. Telephones 32S
and 1888. au2S-tfe em
The times., 1897-08-29

Senator ". J. Sewell arrived at At
iantic City Friday on his special car, and
VIII enjoy the Kaleidoscope festivities
of Atlantic City for the next few days.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr. and Mrs. C. p Lieberman and little
Frances Licberman VIII return to their
home. at No 1915. Kenesaw avenue. Co
iuuaha Heights. during the coming week.
after an extended stay at Beach Haven,
n. J.
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. IL.

&c and 2S-inch Silk Umbrellas. with
steel rods only 20 in the lot They
sold for S2-9S.. For Monday, 81 50.
S2.9S Ladies Mackintoshes, with
single or double cape-in black, tan OF
The times., 1897-08-29

Supervisor Inspector General James A.
Durant left Wastdngto last week for the
Thousand Islands, on visit Of inspection
in connection with the failure of the
foreign steamer Columbian to take ont
American inspection papers.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mrs. III. j. Burr. Miss E BrinIey, NJ aster
j. Brinley and E. ID. Huntley are doml
ciIed at Ocean Grove.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mrs. George W. Cissel. of Georgetown
Heights. who is the guest of Mr.. C. r. Bur
rows at Saratoga. wiz remain at the
springs until after the floral fete.
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss Leone A. Ward, of Friendly, Nd.
has been forced to give up her anticipated
trip TO 4 tiantic City on account OF the i'll
ness or her brother, but VIII go to Norfolk
and Newport News during September.
The times., 1897-08-29

The Misses swingle, of this city, who
have been visiting Miss Eliza Ranier. of
Martnsburg, w. Va have returned home
accompanied by Miss Ramer.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr.. Rotert Mcdonald, OF the Patent or
flee. is spending his vacation at Berkeley
Springs, W. Va.
The times., 1897-08-29
LANsBURGH & BRO.
FALL SILKS.

select now Wntte the STOCK
Is here, and beautiful both
for streer and evening wear.
We charge no advance on
the old prices. having bought
our silks so that the tariff
does not affect them.
Below you viii find a few Items
which would BE- well for you
to secure, as later you will have
to pay considerable more for same
goods.
SO SHADINGS
Light and dark colored
SATINS.
New tariff price, soc.
Our price, 35c. yd.
100 pi G c c s, 27-inch,
black, white and coiorad
(Lyons dye) Japanese
Silk. New tariff price, SC.
Our price, soc. yd.
q inch Fancy Silks, for
waists and Dress all new
shadings waayes C con-
sisting of stripes. checks,
pIaids, Roman. TT 9 s O
same silks bought today
under tn : N new tariff would
sell for : LIS.
Our price, 81 yd
"a inch black Satin.
Duchess, aIl-Silk. N ew
tariff price, Sl.5O.
Our price, SI.25.
22 inch Black Moire
Velours Silk. and woven
andsome for skirts. New
tariff price, $780,
Our price, SIPS.
p inch aII-silk coIored
s attn Duchesse- New
tariff price, Sl.5O.
Our price. Sl.25.
PA inch Black Peau de
Sole all-silk mot h n g
more stylish for dress.
New tariff price, SITS.
Our Price, Sl.5O yd.
We carry q full asSort-
ment of bIack and colored
Crepes, Chiffons, Nous
seHnes, Liberty-Silks,
Nets and Gauzes.
THREE
ATTRACTIVE VALUES
IN U1R
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
FOR MONDAY.
All-WOol NaVy-blue Serge. 22c
Worth soc.
All-wool Mixtures. In materials
suitable for chiIdren's school
dresses; 33c. goods. for d i-2c.
Extra quality Navy Cheviot, a.
inches wide; worth Soc, for
44c. yd.
A SPECIAL TOWEL ITEM
FOR MONDAY.
100 dozen good heavy
quality n m m e d Huck
Towels.
IOc. Each.
This is an unusual towel offer
ing, and should interest every
h0uSekeeper.
{e11yMsAv8a yMsAv8
40, 422. 424, 426 7th St.
,;8. Il. ,al..i. Bar. Dry Goods
The times., 1897-08-29

The informal dance at Chevy Chase Inn
last night was one OF the pleas ATTEST
OF the series that have been given through
out the season and which have been such
delightful features OF summer life at the
inn.
The times., 1897-08-29

Isle, arrived Friday night on the steamship
Lucania from Liverpool, and went TO the
Waldorf
The times., 1897-08-29

Tickets on all trains to Baitimor Esunda y,
Aug. 20. via renna. Railroad. 81 round
trip. Item
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss Alice Davis. of Williamsburg, Va.
is visiting her brother, Mr. j. B. Davis
of TIC A street northeast.
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss Lizzie MacNichol returned to the
city Friday from ten da vs. vacation ct
Atlantic City, and after few hours rest
at her home on Capitol Hill, took the
steamer yesterday evening for a brief
stay at swans, on the lower Potomac
She Is in splendid Voice and, as usual,
So enthusiastically devoted to her art thai
she is quite ready to give up her pleasant
hours OF summer rest for her operate work.
winch will begin ON September I3 at the
Columbia Theater
The times., 1897-08-29

MIR. Norman T. Elliott has just returned
from an outing at Ocean City.
The times., 1897-08-29

The request OF Mrs Potter Palmer tha t
ner guests at her dinner dance, To be given
at her villa on August 81, appear with
powdered hair, has caused quite nutter
among fashionable Newporters.
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss Florence Sudham was one of the
popular singers at the Auditorium at Ocean
City on Thursday night.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mrs. j. Harry CavanaHgh and Miss Cava
naugh are at Hadaonn Han, Atlantic City
Nj. Sft" III
The times., 1897-08-29

Mrs Dcyiae, Of Washington. is enjoying
Atlantic City, at the Hotel St. Charles.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr and Mrs. John S. Blair az at saranac
Inu, New York
The times., 1897-08-29

MIR. Holmes Matthews is the guest of
Mr.. John League, of Martinsburg, w. Va.
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. IL.

4 = BILE No. II
$500 AH-wool Bicycle Suits Jacket
and skirt. For $t.SS
$500 Allwooi Bicycle Skirts, Ct-cu-
S10.9S All wool Cloth Tailor-iT de Srit~
plain colors and mixtures For S5-93
Si-9S Brocade Grenadine Skirts-
For SS.sS
The times., 1897-08-29

ST. 90 to Baltimore and return via Penna.
r. H.. Sunday, Aug. 20 Tickets good ON
all trRinB~ St-em
The times., 1897-08-29

Mrs. Oscar Schmidt and her little daugit.
ter, Katharine, who spent several weeks
delightfully."- at Delaware Water Gap,
Pa, are now at Jamesburg, y. j ;, and viii
return home late in the coming month
The times., 1897-08-29

A straw ride to the manor at Suratts-
VILE ana return was given during the
week by The Uncle Lewis Club, which
was participated in by the following
guests: Misses Perkins. DetweiIer, Good
heart, Richardson, Stewart, Marks, Me
Donald, Young, O'Brien, McGregor aud
Evans, Messrs. j. Perkins. Charles Per
kins, F. Minor, Barnes, Grenacher, Det-
weller, MeriIlat, Young and Uncle Lewis.
The times., 1897-08-29

II W. Whitney, of Minneapolis, is making
visit TO Washington.
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. 10.

Another lot of Drawers, Chemise and
Corset Covers that were SOC and 75c to
go at =. :. =. =. =. =. 20 CENTS
The times., 1897-08-29

A pleasant event in Secretary Longs
summer life at his old home at Buckfield.
Me- was his election last Tuesday as u
member of the Hartford Custard Pie Asso-
citation at its annual picnic. This meeting
Of the Custard Pie Association Is usually
held on fast day; this is the first time
1t has occurred in midsummer.
Each member brougIlta custard pie ba aked
in a large milk pan, Secretary Long
brought the boss eustard pie OF the lot.
1t measured twenty inches across, and
for tootnsoneness and flavor 1t is said the
ike was never seen in oxford county.
The times., 1897-08-29

Ex-senator Watson c. Squire is a guest
at The Stockton. Cape May.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr. Harry l.. West and son nave re-
turned from Ocean City, where they went
TO attend the MARYLAND State convention.
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Doane, who
h:sye been touring through France aud
Belgium for the past six months. reached
New York last week, and are now visit
ing friends on the Hudson. Miss Alice
Dpane will return to the convent at Man
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. 7.

TABLE NO. z.
An odd lot of Children g Dresses, Hats,
Caps Blouses, GuiInps, and Kilt Suits.
some or them slightly soiied, ages from
9 months to 6 years.
They were S1.4S TO $3.25.
ANY Of them Monday. For 80 CENTS
The times., 1897-08-29
ABLE NO. 5-Continued.

50-cent Skirt Binding, 10 yards,
10 CENTS A PIECE
IO-cent Security Hooks and Eyes,
3 CENTS A GROSS
o-cent Non elastic Web. / CENT A YARD
9-cent HeTculean Side Steela
8 CENTS A DOZEN
10-cent Covered Dress Steels,
3 CENTS A DOZEf
10-cent goth Century Hooks and Eyes.
CENT A ARD
The times., 1897-08-29

Conspicuous among the new West end
residences in Washington is the future
hosue OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson
Page. Not only is Its size equal to that
or many public buildings, but it possesses
an individuality that commands attention.
In architecture the mansion is distinctly
Southern, being reproduction OF a typi-
cal Virginia homestead of the colonial
period. The magnificent library and din.
ing-roorn, with buffers pantry In the rear,
occupy the entire second floor, or more
properly speaking, first story, the house
being OF the English basement pattern
MIR. Page and his Wife have but lately re-
turned from an extended European trip,
during which they collected a great va
riety or handsome adornments for their
house. The authors Wife was W ell know
before their marriage as 1.-THE beautiful
Mrs. Field" widow of a Chicago million
;lirei whose vast wealth has rendered their
house one OF tile most hospitable during
the social season of the Capital
Mrs. Mary Harrison Mckee, daughter of
ex-President Harrison, was the promoter
OF successful musicale given Wednesday
AFTERNOON in the parlors of Dr. Strone's
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss sioIie A. do wney has returned from
Old Point after very pleasant stay of
four weeks.
The times., 1897-08-29

Death never asserts his power more
| Uonvincing!y than when he separates
| man from his millions, as in the case of
| poor Ogden Goeiet. Though the news was
received only yesterday, runor is already
discussing the effect this fathers death
will have upon the matrimonial affairs of
his daughter. 1t is said that IL SHE be-
comes the wife of the Duke OF Roxburghe
it win be love match, as the possible
groom ele5tis wealthy. His estates, which
are not nlortgaged, extend over 10000
acres, and have a rental value Of $3.50 900.
The ancestral seat OF the family is Floors
Castle, on the banks of the River Tweed.
the borde rline between England and Scot
land. The castle is magnificent build
ing, erected about zoo years ago on tile
site of an older castle. and is particularly
rich in historical associations.
The Duke of Roxbnrghe is a first
cousin OF the Duke of Marlborough, and
a nephew OF Lady Randolph Churchill,
formerly Miss Jenny Jerome, of New YORK,
who, with the American Duchess OF
Marlborough, formerly Mrs. Louise Ham
mersley, OF New York, are credited with
having brought the Duke OF Roxburghe
and Miss GucIet together.
The times., 1897-08-29

ID. Victor Equeqnereu. minister OF Peru
to the united States, is a guest at the
thousand Isle House
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss Virginia Waugh is spending o.
pleasant vacation at Ocean City, Nd
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr- csi'ieron Carlisle. counsel TO The Span
ish legation in Washington, and Mrs Car
The times., 1897-08-29
TABLE NO. 8.

TABLE NO. q.
A few pieces OF the Imported Dfm,gies
that sold for &c.. For CENTS A YARD
The 20-cent Check Scotch Cling
ham,. :. :. ....FoI 8 CENTS YARD
The times., 1897-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Compton have
gone TO Atlantic City for short stay
The times., 1897-08-29
(Second fIoor.)

TABLE NO. 3.
81 Roman Stripe Taffeta silk.
For S9c YARD
81 Fancy Plaid Taffeta SIX,
For s9c YARD
Toe Brocaded Taffeta SIX,
For 66c YARD
The times., 1897-08-29

Mrs Mary s. lockwood. vice chairman
OF the history committee OF the Worlds
Fair, of which Mrs. Potter Palmer is
chairman. has been ia Chicago for the east
ten days assisting in the prepa ration of
the record of work done by women during
the Fair and which she VIII edit upon her
return. As Mrs. Palmer is at Newport
the responsibility of the work deyolyes.
"a a great measure, upon Mrs. Lockwood.
aEi her stay has been more extended
than she anticipated when she left Wash
ington. IL Is expected, however, that
she viii return before September z.
The times., 1897-08-29
THESE ON THE
"sARGATN3 TABLES.
TART NO
TABLE Y

Il = White Blankets. extra quality, fancy
borders, weight pounds to pair, regular
price II %, for .........-...-..S sec r,.,'-
SIC Comfortables, for single bed .39c
ISc Comfortables, for "a 49c
S1-35 Comfortables, full size sc
Sl-25 ComfortabeS, fun size sec
S1.59 Comfortables, full size 81 19
lO-4 Gray Blan kets. were CSC, for sic
81 20 Gray Blankets, were 81. 25. for S9c
3-4 size Crochet Bed Spreads, MarseiIles
patterns, hemned, ready for use usually
tSc-ioF ..-..--........--..-.. -..-.---...-...53c
TABLE NO. 2. (Second fIoor.l
81 Lee BlackTaffeta Silks. For soc YARD
soc Black Figured India Silks,
For 3yc YARD
The times., 1897-08-29

Among the Washington guests at Elk
ton, i'll the mountains OF Virginia, are
Mr. W. M. Barnes, with his mother, Mrs.
Mary 1. Barnes, Mrs j. j seIIman, Mrs
Ballard, Airs. John j. Key and MIR. Harold
May.
The times., 1897-08-29

TABLE NO. 4.
soc quality Mixed Cheviot Suitings, 40
inches wide. all wool. For 39c YARD
soc Canvas Suitings. 40 inches wide.
For 39c YARD
39c Wool Cashmere, 36 inches wide.
For 25e YARD
The times., 1897-08-29

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Aletta Thomps on and Lieut..
Horace ID. Glover, of the revenue cutter
service. The wedding will take place at
the home OF the bride, in Southport, NJ
c., on Tuesday, the 31st.
The times., 1897-08-29

Miss Sallie Fitzhugh, Of Culpeper, Va,
and Mr.. George Bayley, OF this city, were
married Wednesday evening at the home
Of the bride, No. 424 n eet, Rev. Mr..
johnson officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by number of relatives and
friends, and after an informal reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayley left for a short trip
North. Upon their return they will he home
to their friends at No. 424 n sire et..
The times., 1897-08-29

ter left yesterday evening for brief visit
to Old Point.
The times., 1897-08-29

ABLE No. D.
25c CoIoTed SILK Corset Laces. 3 y(ls
For 10 CENTS
10c Kew Rings and Chains. For l CFNT
'Cozy" Soap-it swims-fra grant.1 C ENT
&C Cupid Hairpins-. ....-. &c PAP Err
1Oc SteeI-point Hairpins. .....2c PAPER
25c Alcohol Curling Lamp. ..12 c ENTS
csc Skirt Supporters K. ST.. . CENTS
17c "S. H, & NJ" Velveteen Skirt Fac
ing-colors onIy....For 3 CENTS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-21
A~ssigree's sale.
State Of Mississippi Jackson Count,

By virtue OF the powers and authority ys.ted
in me as assignee OF William Sigerson tv ~,
tain deed Of general assignment for the hauest -
creditors, Of date June 20, 1904 and Of record w W.
pages IS and G6 of Book IS Of the Record. Of naeGa
Of said county, | will on
The First Monday, the 7h dan of June. 1.9-
at the front door of the court house of snid copr,v
of jackson, within legal hours for sheriff.. mix
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash ,he
following described Lands lying and being in sad
comfy OF Jackson, tO.wit: The mel and =, of SOL
and swi Of set and nwt Of swt of section d, town
7 :. Of range > ". and the WI and VS. Of neI of ssr.
ton IS, township Z = Of range 3 ". and the ri NJ
section 3, township ) s. Of range w.: and thr ".
Of set of section 2, township : s., range ". and
the nj and M of swi and sci of sw4 and :, Of .ei
Of section |. township ) s., range b ", Also The
sN of nWt Of section 10, township :. Of range 4
". ;;/and the va of swi of section u, township & 5
Of range ".
Also the following, subject to a mortgage in
favor Of the New Orleans Shell Lime MauufsctDr.
ing Co, for Forty-five Dollars and interest toyit.
The mwi Of nwi OF section II, township 7 =, range
5 W, in said county.
Of Jacob Fitig, deceased of One Hundred snd
Fifty Dollars and interest. TO wit: The ns Of Sc,
and "a Of nel Of section 70, township 6 !. range
Sw.
| will convey to the purchaser or purchasers al
interest and title to said lands that il vested in MT
as such assignee.
II. B. EVERETT, Assignee.
May 7, 1891, g4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-21
IMPORTANT LAND DECISION.

Sometime ago in this county the
case OF Edward Bang VS.. James w
Reid was tried before F. II. Lewis
special commissioner. The testimony
was then forwarded to the land Office
at Jackson and the following decision
handed down by the Register:
L, $. LAND OFFICE at JACKSON, Miss. |
May IS, 1897. I
Edward Bang vs.. James w. Reid
involving homestead entry No. 30,6ll,
made September |, 1896, for the south
west quarter, section 20, township
south, range I west, st. Stephens
Meridian. Pursuant to notice this
case has this day been considered, and
the decision is that Reds homestead
entry No. 30,6ll should be cancelled.
and thatoBangs' homestead entry No
25,74l should be reinstated. James
w. Reid has thirty days within which
to appeal from this decision to the
honorable commissioner Of the gen.
eral land Office.
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register.
Il W. BANKS, receiver,
The plaintiff was ably represented
by our townsman, Hon. II. Bloomfield
and the defendant by Mr.. Thos. NJ
Evans, Of Mississippi City.