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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
EN(ATAWrA ITEMS.
NJ ScRlDcS.

Jack Frost was welcome visitor.
Ignorance Of the Law excuses no one.
The straightforward path is by far
the plcasantest.
You never gain anything by getting
your "dander' up unnecessarily
The man who is devoid OF ordinary
pOlitenesS and common respect toward
one who is his best friend, Is unworthy
the name OF man.
Rev. G.. w. HUFF gave the tlfth sun
day to his church at Orange dro'e'
DR.. w. L. Hightower preached there
at morning service.
She is well again Of that ugly cold
and fever. and greets her friends WIN
u smile when they pass.
The band boys favored Moss Point
with one OF their performances last
week
The weather is cold enough no" to
put in the glass in the chuFcsl WIN
dow.
At this writing, Mrs. Lizzie Thorn
son, wife ut the late Judge Thomson,
is very lOw, with no hope OF her re-
cOvery.
Cane cuttingand potato digging is in
order Mr.. A. II. Smith has his sugar
mill busy, likewise the mill OF Mr..
Wm. Hardwick.
The Lake mills are running on full
time, with the new Improvements IN
, place.
Mr.. Harry Lynd's new house or
Magnolia avenue facing Cedar drive
O is we'll under way. and will soon b'
ready for occupancy.
=. Mrs. Mary H. Bragg. of Scranton
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. II, Z
Herring.
The public school opcncdon Nov l,
with Nj. Rrceland principe.
The candidates have not yet com
round kissing the battles.
Mr.. Bryant Lester Is making {
d handsome addition to his home q
Y knNNall nNctlNt. NJ iS' Nt'N"' ~
r dition to her home adds n!tIeh to TT
appearance OF the place. Mr. Or
j Mork has put up a blacksmith shop q
y his Premises for private use. In
r. provcmcnts u homes is 4 sign ui pro-
"a. re>s.
The newest new boy in town is
.a the home Of Mr.. A. NJ Gof anu VII
:. where his friends never cease ~ con
~ nliment him on his fine looks al
ia splendid behavior.
The trial for the test case for pie
" ing Nd dead -hcads" IN the river WI
s. set for Wednesday. Nov 2nd. III
, hoys will at least learn a lesson IN
=, =, the strong arm of The law prnt"c
II private citizens in their own pr"
prtV.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
Witnesses.

Following is the epitaph on the
monument Of Coy. Allen at Baton
Rouge, aal is published 10y request:
Wlenry Watkins Allen, Brigiadier
General in the Confederate army and
last GuyernOr of Louisiana under the
regime. Born in Prince Edward
county, Va, Goth April, 1920 Died
in City Of Mexicn 22d April. 1885.
Gov. Allen, in letter from the
City of Mexico, 25th December. 1865
to friend in Louisiana, said: when
it shall please God to consign this
mutilated body to it's last resting
place. be it among strangers in Mex
| CO Or friends in Louisiana, l should
desire no better eptiaph inscribed or
my tomb than the sentiment in the
closing part Of your letter: "Youl
friends are proud To know that Louis
lana had a Governor who, with an
opportunity of securing million o
dollars in gold. preferred being homes.
in Il foreign land without one cent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
WILL RRO2ATED.
The Document of Miss Winnie D avis
Has 1.an Prooatej.

The will of Miss Winnie Davis, he
Daughter of the Cunfederacy," was
probated in New Orleans. City Attor-
ney S. l.. Gilmore Of that city pre-.
scented the will to the court. The
documents read:
Il, Varina Anne Davis, being Of
sound mind on this the eleventh day
of FEBRUARY, 1898. and about to sail for
Egypt, writa this my last will ard
testcmcnt. Igi,c amp bequeath to my
beloved mother, Varina Howell Jcifer
son Davis. everything | have, both
real and personal property. and any
returns that may come from my llter
AIRY work. and stocks, bonds or money!
Of which die possessed.
beg her to give remembrance
| out If my jewrlry To my dear couslI
Anna Smith. and to my dear, dear ole
nurse Mary Ahetn.
My dear motheT is to judge Whal
she would like to give to my dear sis
ter. Margret Hayes. and her children
90 rempmber me By. | know she will
know what wish done.
| sign this in the Gerard Hotel, IL
| West Forty fourth street, New YorI
city, N. Y, Feb. II. 1893.
| VARINA ANNE DAVIS.
A. A. M'GINNlS,
II. II. MANNING,
Witnesses.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
MACK EVANS A WINNER.

The past several days have, IN a
large measure, cleared IN the political
horizon in tins Congressional district
rhe withdrawal of Chancellor NJ
It'll and Hon. c. G.. Mayson makes
Democratic success absolutely GER
taiu--leaves the Republican and Pop
nlitc candidates without the SHADOW
of hope, and lastly, leaves Hon. NJ
NJ. Evans the only Democratic cahdi-
date from the eastern part OF the DIS
trict.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Evans, or Mack, as
he is called, is dcservedly popular and
strong all over the district. He has a
broad ana favorable acquaintance
throughout the entire State. lie mas
heen Lieutenant Governor OF Mlssis'
sjpnl, and IS now serving the State
faithfully and well as Railroad Com
missioner. He is a prominent mem
bcr Of the Methodist cuurch, ana Is
Past Grand Master OF the Masohs o'
Mississippi. II lie is elected, as some
of the best informed men with th'
utmost confidence predict, the inter
es,s of the district will bc In SAT-
keeping His election Will be mos
gratifying to the Coast, and to TIL
side of the district, He is native 0
this section, and knows and appfe
ciates the needs and wants OF tn
people.
We believe he will be untiring u
his efforts to get liberal appropfia
tions for Ship Island and Horn lsian
Harbors, and that our great natofa
advantages will be developed; tina
values will go up and up; and that on
Ports will take their proper places
the commercial world. Another thin
he favors, pleasing to our people,
that the Federal Government inanl
urate, take charge Of and MAINTAIN
uniform National Quarantine system
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
Notice Of Election!

State of Mississippi, Jackson County
Notice is hereby given that an elcctionv VII
be held ut the various election pftclic'S
said county, on
Tuesday, the sih day of Noremoer' lo'''
for the purpose OF electing one Congreesssimlsa
to represent the Sixth Congressional ,lsltI
OF said State, and also to submit an Am.Iu|
ment TO the Constitution OF the ataW
ratification by ballot. The following pci|
sons are hereby appointed NJ the several p''I
cincts to hold said election. the hrst naI. ai,.
At each precinct being designated 10 u'S''
butte ballots:
WAnp's.-C. Ward, Sr., A. g. Cowart. !.
Dean managers; Jno W. ward. peace on'',
BrrvEsrIoS's.-John Helyestion;; Geo.
, Webb. David Farley. managers; y D. w
peace officer
JONES, A. T. Jones, Elisha CRAWFORD,
G. Mizellc, managers; Il. A. ROBERTS p''
| officer. ~ cr,or
| Ward, managers: c. 9, Steede, peace o"'.
| EscArAwpA.-C. Mork. i. b. smith 'o,|
| Robinson, managers; A. II. smith, pea'' II
| Ger,
1ORANGg GRovR.--S, X, konns: b. s,," .s
Bent, Seaman. managers WI r"' '"''' -
| officer -, u r. Rorde|
| T.. Castanera, managers; ~ D. .o"h"'"
peace officer. -,
sCnANroS.-J. W. Altman. ". h Mead, ",
Addicks, managers; G. d. Moore, peao'
GER
pAsCAoouLA.- -volney Brown, A. u, M ne,
". l.. Klnnie, MANAGERS; j. H. 0ia'A' ~
officer. rs - r,
WEST PAscAGouLA.- Edgar Hull, !. n ,1. i.
OR. II 1. Glenn, managers; l.. uau''e'' p
oficer. =, u.,, ~ ". I'd
stead. j. l.. Clark, managers DE- ~ '"''
! peace officer .. ~u,can SIN
FORT RAyoU.-A. r. Lewis, Mofgaa smp ne
Geo. Mallett. managers; " u f"'A''
officer. g.
. J,coBs'-M. Caldwell, L, Tihlier, ~ y
Manuel, managers; W. q. buIlooh'' r
officer. 1
BLUFF CREEK.--lI. T.. Woodmaan,,
; J,roadus Sherwood Bradford, n'ah"s'''
N, Taylor. peace officer -,
WuvrpsoN.-B r. wilkerson', ~, 5un'
Fletcher, II. .. Furry, managers i'"
ter peace officer. ,,o.
RErvEs.-Caleb Mizelle, nrew hee''n, aas n,
jim iIavard, managers; App REEVES
' officer. - =, nl
Witness our hands this l'th o"' v
ber, 1903. e. JUNDY.
iI. DELMAS:
j. NJ, HOWLANn.
Election CommlssiosnsI y
g fototor 81 1898
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
'oro discontinue nm ad yertlsemcnt.o 2

.,ro discontinue an ad advertisement" y
says John Wanamaker, the largest
advertiser In the world lis like taking
down your sign. II you want to do
business you must let the people know
II. Standing advertisements, when
frequently changed are hetter than
reading notices. They link more s'ih-
stantial and business like, and inspires
on0dence. i would az SOM thu nk 0l
doing business without clefm ~ with
Out advsrtlsiuS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
The Port Gibson Rrveil,e makes the

The Port Gibson Rrveil'e makes the
following pertinent referende to the
abuse that Is being so prrsistcntly
hcapcd upon Hon. Writ Adams, the
efficient State Revenue Agent:
VIZ do mt see what cause a number
of the State papers have for abusing
State Revenue Agent Writ Adams.
While 1t is tn be regretted that the
laws If our State repel cnpital, yet we
should not blame the officer who II
sworn to enforce laws which are oh
noxious to US. Blame the men WIN
compelled them
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
GULF COAST COLLEGE,
Haudsboro, Mississippi,
OPENS OCTOBER 3, is9..
SAM. e. JONES, A. g., President

We offer to the people Of Mississippi, aud obef
a liberal and thorough education al astonishing
low prices for bos nj tuition, fuel lights, laundry
and incidental fees. Only twelve lsl2Ie) dollars
per month Come 20 US, and wc will tr! and shield
you from all TINT would weaken you, and thfow
around van such influences as will do yna good.
We wan, you to be strong, and noble in character.
Our ain is to fit our students for the responsible
duties Of earth and Tie glory Of God
Send for catalogue and feel frpi TO mSkc ytt'
wants known. We have strong faculty Of hv'
thorough teachers. Bookkeeping ard stenogNpAy
A specially. We allow 10 per cent. Of for 'i"n'
! enter BY october Is, 1888.
September iG. 1928. Au
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
The Constitutional amendment TO

The Constitutional amendment to
be voted on is as follows
Amend Section 232 of the State Con
stitution which now reads:
Section 32-The commissioners OF
said levee districts shall have super
vision Of the erection. repair ana
maintenance of the levees in their re-
spective districts.
So that it will read as follows:
Section 232.-The commissioners OF
said levee districts Shall have super
vision of the erection; repair ana
maintenance OF the lcvees in their re-
res spcctive districts, and shall nave
power t. ccdc all their rights-of-Wa!
and the maintenance, management
and control thereof to the govern
mcnt of the United States.
The vote on this question must be
on a seperatc ballot from the vote foI
congressman, but bOtn ballots may b.
deposited in the same box. 1t is moi
probable that the interior conntle'
will pay much attention to this mat
ter. but it is a question Of great i'm
portance to the State. and should ro'
he neglected because it is not Of direc
local importance TO the people Of thl'
. section.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Bro. p. X. Mayors, Of the PAsCA-
GOULA DEMOCRAT-STAR. isn't as pref
ty as he used to lie when he was
younger man, but he has lost none OF
his energy and sprghtlness. aud gets
up one Of the best papers IN the state
Natchez Daily Bulletin.
Notwithstanding we celebrated our
65th birthday the 10th OF last Octo'
Der and was sorcly afflicted with the
prevailing" fever in 1897, good lady
of our town says we have not changed
much in looks. Thank God Father
Time deals gently with us, and while
we realize every day brings US neare1
the grave it has been the height OF our
ambition to make the sold Reliable"
what our friend Of the Bulletin says
it is, zone OF the best papers in tht
State,h
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
NSTiCE TO
TAXPAYERS
or JACKSON COUNTY.

will be at the places hereinafter desg-
mated, on the days and dates named, for the
purpose OF collecting the State and County
Taxes for the fiscal year 1893. to-wit;
PascagouIa, Wednesday, Nov. O. to IL
Orange Grove. Thursday, Nov. TO- u to ).
Escntawpa. Friday. Nov II, 0 10 H.
Oak Grave, tGoff's store). Monday, Nov. ~
ITO 10.
Jones, Monday, Nov a. to 4.
Wards Tuesday, November ~, 10 to
Helvpstion's. Wednesday, Nov. IS, sto
Leatherbury's, Tuesday, Nov. y, to 10
Wilkerson's. Wednesday, Nov. %, ! to-.
Vancleave. Thursday Nov. a. 10 to
Fort Bayou. lewis store,, Friday NOV 20
1tO3.
Jacobs. Monday. Nov. %, 8 to H.
Ocean Springs. Monday ind Tuesday NOV
"a and 20. l to 4 and 0 to3
Moss Point. Thursday. Dec. |, 9to3.
Scranton, Friday. Dec. I'd to 18th.
Witness ny hand this eth day of OGtober
| 1898 O. D. MoOhE,
Sheriff and Tax-COllcctor.
| October 28. 1898 "-oo
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

One of the Registers subscribers
has been trying the experiment OF
mixing Il little sawdust with his corn
meal, and was 50 pleased with the ex'
pertinent that he determined tn give
up feeding his hens cornmeal and teed
them sawdust Instead. Shortly after
wards he set a hen on l5 eggs Last
week she came off with IL curious
looking chicks. Twelve OF them had
wooden legs and the other was Il wood-
pecker. Forest Register
Sawdust is SO plentiful here that 1t
can be had without price and without
money, and we think our citizens
should try the experiment. OF the Key
listers subscriber. We do not know
but what the wooden legged chicks
are as good as the other kind. Let
some one try the sawdust feed and re
port the result to the DEMoCRAT-STAR
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

One of the results Of the war viii
be to make coffee cheaper. The finest
coffee in the world grows in Porto Rico'
Cuba and the Philippines, and under
the stimulation of American enter
prise these countries will within d
few years be able to supply the worlo
~ I n cnifnn
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

A plan is on foot to have the iirst
and second Mississippi regiments
mustered ont at jackson, Miss. 1t is
a,)eyed that it will take all their
wages for transportation II mustered
out at Columbia. Tenn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The Rev. DR.. NJ. II. Martin died
on the train near St. Louis on the 25d
inst. He lived at Goster, Miss, and
was the author OF the doctrine called.
"Martinism which agitated the Zap
tist. world several years back HIS
death was caused by heart trouble
accentuatcd by a visit tu the mount
aims OF Colorado.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Hon. A. Mortimer DahlgrcD.of BiloXi
has withdrawn from the Congresslon-
al race in this district He says he
Withdraws for the sake OF the Demo
cratic success. Mr.. Dahlgrcn has no"
returned to the Democratic party
and is full hedged free silver man
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

A prominent physician Of Memphis
expresses the opinion that there mas
not been genuine case of yellow rev.
er in the South during the year, ana
also says he only saw one case OF the
genuine article while at Santiago.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Next Tuesday is the Congressional
election in this district, Go to the
polls early and work for NJ. NJ. Evans,
the Democratic candidate from Jack
son county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The Yazoo City Sentinel says it is
thinking about getting out a leather
edition for the benefit Of the nonpay-
ing reader who is always borrowing
paper from a cash paying subscriber
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The largest tree in the Eastern
Hemisphere, ifnot in the world isa
monster chestnut standing at the foot
of Mount Etna. The circumference
Of the main trunk at 60 feet from The
ground is 2l2 feet.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

IN Bridgeport, Conn, the girls have
0rgautzed y movement to freeze out
young gentlemen callers who rnonopo'
lise their time without proposing
marriage. socIallife for q young man
Who doesn't want 70 ect married In
that t,wn must hes solk II continu'
QUE Performance Ia which be plsyi
the role oi the Wandering Jew,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
QUARTERLY CONFERENCES.

A syndicate of Northern men has
nnrchused Il 3400 acre tract of land IN
Union county, tn I've used as u game
reserve Tor quail and phrasants.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Gov. McLaurin has issued a call
for a special election In the Sixth,
Congressional District, for Noveln-
Der 20, to choose asuccessor to the
late Congressman w. +. Love.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The vote of this district In the Con
grcssional race Of 1895 was as follows;
w. +. Love, Democrat, 6,13o yotes'
n. G. Hat...nyn, Populist, 2,6s3; and H.
+. Griffin, Republican, l,o55 votes.
Total 1O,477.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

A Kentucky druggist has been sued
for $40. coo damages for selling poison
to a young man who made use OF IL 10
commit suicide. The suit is brought
by the administrator Of the suicides
nstnfn
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
JUDGE N. G. HILL WITHDRAWS.

IL will be seen by the following card
that Judge Hill has Withdrawn from
the race in this district for Congress,
His many friends in this portion OF
the district regret his action, but they
know that he is q true and loyal Dem-
ocrat. and his action at this time
proves that he is not willing to jeop
arlize the Democratic party by con-
tinuing in the race:
To the Democratic Voters OF the
Sixth Congressional District-ln
view of the political condition of the
Democratic party in this district
there being several Democratic
candidates and one P0puIiLc, and
it being too late to make n0mlnil'
| tion by the Democracy, | have deter
mined that the interest OF the party
| so much love shall not be leopard
| lied by my ambition 20 to Congress
and as there seems t0 be no dlsphsl
tiOn un the part Of some OF the Dem
ocratic candidats to arrive at an ann
cable ARRANGEMENT whereby only one
or two candidates shall remain IN lht
race. have determined over the pro
test of many nf my best friends tC
withdraw from the race and leave tiIf
responsibility for the defeat OF th'
purity. if defeated, on the shoulders I"
those tn blame therefor. put TIL" In
terest Of my party above my own am
hilton, and all that | can do Shall b.
done to insure Democratic success. IL
J my friends throughout the dlStFlc
who have stood by me 50 loyalty l re
turn my sincere thanks; to those wll'
opposed me | have naught nut I'll
kindcst feelings. N. Z. HILL
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Some Of the newspapers Of this dis
,rir, do not seem to realize the TACT
Hon. Wm. +. Love is dead. His name
uppears as a candidate at the head oI
these NannrS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Angel, editor Of "Our Dumb AMI
mails, y and who ought to be an author
ity on dogs, describes Roosevelt as IAN
honest bulldog, with very confused
ideas of civilization humanity ana
p,triotiSmn y
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

General John B. Gordon announces
that tic date for the Confederate vet
erans' reunion next year at Charleston
will ne Nav 10. II. T. and Is.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The State Uniyerity ut oxford Will
re.onen November 10Th. The Unlver'
sity has never been effected, nor has
there been case of fever within a
mile of its CAMPUS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Col. Waring, OF the sanitary com
mission, estimates that it will cost
s22, ,OOO, 900 to place the city and har'
bor Of Havana In healthful aud
clcanly condition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

All the State officers have returned
To the Capital from their summer
outing very much improved in health,
but short IN pocket.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Dr. Carter, Of the United States
Marine Hospital Service, predicts that
there will be no yellow fever in the
South next year
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Hon, N. NJ. Evans Is y natlvepf the
sea coast. Let the Democracy vote
the solid ticket for him. He IL y
Democrat from WayhQCk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

President Mckinley has iseued his
proclamation designating Thursday
November Gath, as Il national thalKs-
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Hon. c, G. N Mason, OF Marion county
has stepped out of the Congressioh'
n, race in this district. He says ne
wi,hdraws for the sake OF the party
That is very clever in Mayson.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Jack frost has completely knocked
o,t the "Dunn" and "prevailing rev.
or" in the upper part of this state
We hope that the thing isso dead IL
will, return TO our glorious State again
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The Noel amendment for an elective
Judiciary is not to be voted on at the
Congressional election on the Sun.
Ncyt year Is the time at the general
nlcrtinn
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Crystal Springs sold the bulk or her
waterwOrks bond at l0l. Ihe amount
issued was $4,000.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Remember that next Tuesday, the
Bth, Is the day on witch a Congress
man 10 to be elected In this district
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The contract has again been let Tor
building an electric road inVicksburg,
four miles to be completed By Decem-
Der lst
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Col. Wm. J. Bryan is suffering with
severe spell of typhoid fever at AT
lanta. We hope for his early recovery
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The rurloughs Of the First ana Sec
ond Mississippi Regiments have oeeh
extended to the 2Sth Of this month
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Texas has at last raised quarantine
against Louisiaut and Mississippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Summit has closed a contract Win
\ Huntsville firm for the erection OF Il
waterworks plant to cost sl3, 1856,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Aswill be seen from the Official no.
tice published elsewhere, a special
tern of the Mississippi Supreme
Court has been called to convene al
Jackson on the third Monday in NOV.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

The Oregon legislature has aho''
ished the State railroad commission.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Democrats. don't forget TO poll your
yotA for N. n. Evans next Tuesday.
Plate X opposite hjy name on the
ticket
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Popularvile High School will be re-
sumed next Monday, 7th inst.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Stand 10y your countyman, Demo
Gratis, and vote for NJ. NJ. Evans FOL
Congress,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Millsaps College will open Nov 3,
and the State University the 18TH.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Read new advertisements In the
.DEMoCRAT-STAn to-day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

Gov. McLaurin has returned I
Jackson. .
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04

There are g6s election precincts IL
Mississippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
For Congress...Sixth District.
We are authorized to an

HON. N. M. EVANS,
Of Jackson county, as a cam
didate for Representative in
Congress from the sixth dis
trict, at the election to be
held on Tuesday, November
8. 1898.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-04
Notice Sale Of Timber.

VO01O0 0U " -,
Notice Is HEREBY given OF thc saie OF ~
mpr,. .hnntnbie timber. 10 inches In diameter
and up. on section IL. T.2s.. Il. W. In Jack
son county, Miss. with one year TO remove
same therefrom, to be made at public Outcfy
to the highest bidder. for cash, on the
First Monday, the 7th day Of Norenber. ls9s.
at Io o'clock m. The Board reserves the flght
to reject any and all bids.
Witness my hand ms 90 day VI oe'o'o'
'0''' ~ o' +. Il. LEWIS, Clerk.
October 7. 1903. H-$o