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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-11-01

HAVE you noticed that the Democratic
journals of this county are not crying out
against the pension fraud, just now
Blanchard H. White, their candidate fol
Assembly, is very active pension agent
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every FROSTY" is the Democratic opin-
ion of the reception here to Gov. Voor-
hees, last week 1t was more than frosty
to Democratic hopes-it was very freezing
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
ESTATE OF ELIZA DENIM

ESTATE OF ELIZA DENNIS.
Notice is hereby given that the accounts oil
the subscriber, administrator of Eliza Den
MIS- late of the county of Burlington, de
ceased will be audited and stated by the Sur
rogate and reported tor settlement and allow.
ance to the Orphans Court of said county al
a term to be held on Nov. l.
FRANK b. DENNIS.
Auu 81 1893
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WHAT a spectacle was presented at the
Democratic meeting on Saturday wher
one of the speakers attempted to belittlt
Attorney General Griggs. Contrast the
difference. Zulick, unknown in this
neighborhood until announced by the
little posters thrown from door to door
Zulick, said to be an ex Governor but fol-
whom his State seems to have no further
use, and who migrated to New Jersey tt
deride and denounce its good citizens anC
honest statesmen. Compare, if you can
this specimen of humanity, with his stunt
ed intellect and his rank ignorance
with such man as John W. Griggs, the
trusted adviser of the Chief Executive Of
the United States, a man known the worlC
over and respected by ALL Can anybody
who heard the vaporings of Zulick imag.
inc him being called to cabinet position
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NOTICE.
Office of County superiutende

Office of County Superintendent
BEVERLY, N. J., October II, 1893
The Teachers Institute for Burlington county
will be held at Mount Holly commencing wednes-
day November g. 1898, and closing Friday, Novem-
Der II, 1898.
Rule prescribed by the State Board of Education
All teachers are required to attend the Annual
teaching; and no deduction shall be made by trus-
tees from the salary of any teacher for the time he
or she is III attendance upon said Institute"
HERMAN A. STEES
oct. 70, '9S. County Superintendent.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1898,
between the hours of IL ana 5 O'Clock In the
afternoon of said day ito wit, at o'clOck), at
Benjamin W. Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly,
N. j.,
All that tract or parcel of land ana premises,
situate in the township of Cinnaminson, in
the county OF Burlington and State of New
Jersey, and described as follows Beginning
in the easterly line of Parry Avenue at the
southwest corner of lot No SO, three hundred
fifty feet southwark from the south side of
Spring Garden street, then extending south
wardly along the easterly line of Parry avenue
fifty feet In front or width to the northwest
corner of lot No. 81, then eastWardly of that
from tage, between parallel lines at right
giles TO sad Parry avenue one hundred and
fifty feet to the westerly line OF lot No. 81.
Containing within said bounds lot mo 92)
ninety-two, on william +. MOrgan's Exten-
sion of Palmyra. filed of record in the
Clerks Office of the county of burlington at
Mount Holly. Being one OF the two lots con-
veyed by William f. Morgan, Ell ux., to said
Walter s. kinehart, by deed dated July
eleventh, A. ID. 1885, and recorded in said
Clerks Office December second, A. ID. 1885, in
Book Ii IL of Deeds, folio liz, &c.
Seized as the property of Carl Muller, ct ais,
defendants, taken in execution at the suit OF
Edmund E. Read, DR., complainant, and to be
sold by
JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD,
H. M. SNYDER JR., SoI'r. Sheriff.
Dated October IL 1898. PRS. adv. tee $780,
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WANTED $1,000

On a Farm worth double the amount Sc
cured by first mortgage. Apply to
JOS. HI. GASKILL. Atty.
Mount Holly, N. j
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BOARD OF EREEHoLDERs.

The regular meeting of the Board of Freehol j.
ers of Burlington county will be held at the Court
House. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS 1893, at 10
O'Clock A, M, for the transaction of business
BLANCHARD II. WHITE,
Oct. az. st clerk
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l. XECUTORs' SALE OF
Zeal EState.
WIN be sold at public sale, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1898,

4OGSOA1g NOt ~, 1898,
by the subscribers, executors of the estate OF
Anthony Bullock, deceased on the premises
THE DWELLING AND ELEVEN ACRES
OF LAND, now occupied by Samuel b. Chal.
lender, situated in the village of Ellisdale
Nj
The Improvements consist of large frame
dwelling house, in good repair; new barn
wagon house, sheds and other convenient out
buildings, with well of excellent water on
the premises. The land is of the best quality
in good state of cultivation, and Is well
adapted for trucking purposes and the cul
ture of small fruits, aud now has a variety OF
fruit trees growing thereon.
This property being situated in a pleasant
village, near to church, school and as good 8
store as any country village affords, Is well
worthy the attention OF any person desiring
such home and must be sold to close the
estate
For further Information, call upon or ad,
dress Walter Il. Borden, Jacobs town, N. j.
Sale to begin at O'Clock p. NJ. Conditions
at sale.
ELLIS b. POWERS,
HOWARD W. HAYES
WALTER E. BORDEN,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
SATURDAY.. NovEMBER -. 1soa.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery OF
the State OF New Jersey, will sell at public
sale. on
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In AN article ON its first page, to which
the Herald calls especial attention, is de-
nunciation of Gov. Voorhees, for vetoing
Senate bill No. 176. The act was
pushed by the. Bricklayers' Union and re-
lated to the hours of labor and the appoint
ment of inspectors. The second section
of the bill read as follows:
SO Any and all inspectors of work on
public buildings shall be practical me-
chanics of three years standing in the
branch or class of work they are called
upon to inspect"
Note it's provisions Under that bill a
supervising architect of building could
not pass upon his work. Why2 Simply
because he would not be likely to be "a
practical mechanic of three years stand
| ing in the branch or class of work" he
would be called on to inspect. Is it moi
absurd on the face of it? Figure it your
self and see how many inspectors it would
require on every building, as each mar
must be practical mechanic in the
branch he must inspect. Do you think
Gov. Voorhees, was far wrong in the mat
| ter2
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at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
LIVE STOCK:


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1898,
at 10 O'Clock a. M,
LIVE STOCK:
One team gray horses, 8 and IL years, a good
MA work team; bay mare, l 1anzuzuA
eKRA black horse, pairs
N$&[l mules, single mules, N&
AyzzA, Jersey cow, l tat Hol. ILL
stein COW, tat hogs, shotes.
ROLLING STOCK:
One truck shelving, NV ooston's cut-under,"
truck shelving, I4-horse manure shelving, ,
shelving bodies, hay shelving, l aspiring ex-
mzszS press wagon, farm wagons
10y and bodies, carts, 2.horse
4HAKX9 Germantown carriage, lrock-
So away, Jenny Lind, jaeger
wagons, sleighs and bells, l push cart,
wheelbarrow, swill barrows and trucks.
MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, ETC:
Six cultivators, Buckeye cultIvator, l Acme
harrow, Getaway harrow, Randall harrow,
spring tooth harrow, l 2horse ratch har
single plows, moving machine, u interest in
roller, horse rake, l hay tedder, -
fertilizer drill, ! road scraper, / ~
berry plows, l small cultivator, l 2horse
spraying pump, l 1-horse spraying pump, l
| knapsack sprayer, knapsack kerosene at
tachment.
CORN, HAY, STALKS, ETC.
| esgN Fifteen hundred bushels corn on cob,
S&A4% 2,5OO bundles corn stalks. 400 bundles
-zsAA.~ tons coarse hay, 4 tons shredded stalks.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Three hundred empty fruit boxes 100 berry
crates, lot of manure, sets cart harness, sets
stnsle harness, SETS double team harness, 8
| sets pillow harness, Is barrels vinegar, lot
empty vinegar barrels, lot whiff1e trees, single
| and double stretchers, 2 tree-ballDg machines,
| 2horse water cart, tree-digging plows, 9
tree-box clamps, l hogshead press, 2 lS-ft.
wheel ladders, l 40-tt extension ladder, 10
ladders. platform scales, 8 small scales 2
| farmers boilers, 2 wagon jacks, truck shelly
ing covers. crowbar, field sieds, moving
machine knife grinder, / stump-pulling chain
and ring, large water tank 900 gallons) and
| COCK, grindstone, anvil, nail puIers, calf
crate and cattle stanchions, 1000 cedar bean
| poles, pair oak skids, hoes, shovels, spades,
picks, drags, saws, shears, axes, pruning shears
and hooks, coal chute, hatchets, rope, Irvine,
labels, etc. Hay rope. blocks and fork, old
iron, forks, ralzes, feed boxes, empty bags, oil
and soap barrels, lot of grape and barbed wire,
| large lot OF flower pots, etc, ETC., etc.
Sale to commence at 10 A. M. sharp.
sutler Will be in attendance.
AuctioReers:
JESSE JACKSON,
ATWOOD LLOYD. JOHN X. PARRY
Surviving member of the firm OF
John X. and william Parry.
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SAMUEL W. sEMPLE, Sec.
CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of fieri taeias to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery of
the State of New Jersey, will sell ut public
sale, on
sArIRnAv NnvEnIRER DC 1909
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INCIDENTALLY at this point the Packer
bill for the abolition of machinery in the
state prison shops, which was sent to the
Republican grave yard last winter, may
also come up. All who are opposed tc
the employment of convict labor are for
Packers bill. Burlington Gazette
There has been great deal of talk in
Democratic quarters about the Packer
labor bill, and denunciation of Republi-
cans because that bill was not passed.
This is all right for political effect, but
when the facts are made public it will be
seen that some one besides Republicans
are responsible for the present status of
the measure Nobody is to blame more
than Senator Packer. To the certain
knowledge of the writer the Senator had
his petitions and the draft of the bill in
his possession at nearly the middle of the
session. He did not introduce it then,
but held it until Monday evening of the
week of adjournment days before
the close of the session. Senator Packer
knew at least week before that final ad-
journment was to take place on the day
that it did occur, but he held his bill I'M
til he knew it was absolutely impossible
to have it considered, then he put it ill.,
and now the Democrats are making a
great hurrah about it.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
Live Stock, Hay. Grain. Farm
ing Utensils, etc,

of Parry's Pomona Nurseries, situated on the
branch OF the Westield anu Camden Turn
pike, half way beween Rlverton and Moores-
town, in Cinnaminson township, Burlington
county. New Jersey.
In order to close the business of the above
firm, will be sold at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1898,
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Tuesday, NoVember 9th, Is
Election Day. Polls wi11 open
at g a. M. and close at 2 p. NJ.
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By virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery OF
the state of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
SArIrRnAv NOurnrprr, 10 1onn
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By virtue OF writ of tieri tacias, TO me di-
'ected, issued out of the Court of Chancery OF
the State OF New Jersey, will sell at public
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OONsAF1
sEgA Fifteen hundred bushels corn on cob
fN&$ $500 bundles corn stalks. 400 bundles
49, sugar stalks, u tons first-class hay, &c
'AnA~ tons coarse hay, tons shredded stalks
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
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One truck shelving, "woolston's cut.under'
| truck shelving, "Woolston's low-down,"
truck shelving, 4-horse manure shelving,
shelving bodies, hay shelving, l aspiring ex
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IN CHANCERK OF NEW JERSEY.

JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD,
H. M. SNYDER JR., Sol'r Sheriff.
Dated October q, 1898. Prs. adv. tee IS 60
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-01-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Order coal from j. G. Blackwell
lie has Il good supply always on hand
C. Nelson has a supply Of masks
bells and goods suitable for MARI
Gras.
A large assortment OF sun bonnets,
ladies ties In silk, null and point-de-
spirit just reed at Mrs. W. s. COolcy's.
TEACHERS NORMAL TRAIN
ING COURSE,
of Pop'arville High School, February
% to April 8, 1893. Prepares teachers
to pass the dificult examinations for
county or State license. Course pre-
pared largely from State board ques-
tions. Nothing else like 1t. Salts
faction. guaranteed. Board and
tuition for term $685.. Teachers
may he examined here at close oi
term, have their papers graded by
States Board Of Examiners and gel
license good In any county In thu
State. Send for circular.
W. J. THAMES,
[49-3t1 Poplarville. Miss.
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ADDITIONAL OCEAN SPRINGS ITEMS.
January q, 1898.

Mr.. Edward +. Hing, one OF our
most popular and entefDrising young
business men, who wis married on
Tuesday evening in New Orleans to
Miss Maud Warner, ,the1oycly daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Geo. Wagner.a prominent
merchant VI that city, reached home
the anne night. on the 1880 train.
On their arrival at the Hing hotel
they were met by 4 large concOursc OF
friends and the Merry Twelve Brass
Band. After congratulations were
extended to the happy and handsome
couple. the party assembled in the
spacious dining hall. where dancing
vas INDUCED 10 until small hours Of
the morning. Mr.. and Mrs. llling
will he at home at the residence OF
Mrs. Case, ON Washington avenue.
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On Thursday morning Deputy Collector Of
Customs A. f. Krebs moved the Customs Of
fee into the Scranton State Bank building, in
the room in the rear Of the posto6iee.
Widow W. J. CAVITY, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Annie, and sons, IRWIN, J"hn
and Forrest, left last Friday for Leakesvil'e,
Greene county, Miss, where she will spend
several months with her brother.
. The 3.masted schooner, Robert A. Snyder,
VIM. Guthrie, master, left Santiago de Cuba
on January llth, in ballast, and arrived at
Horn Island Saturday, January %. The YES
sci was inspected by quarantine physician
DR.. 3. F. Duke, and one case Of fever was
found on board. The next day two other cases
Of sickness developed, but before the vessel
was ordered to Ship Island, were getting bet
ter. There was no communication with the
| shore; no one boarding the vessel except the
quarantine physician. The vessel was kept
in open bay until Monday, when she was or.
dered to Ship Island Quarantine Station
This ia q true history Of the movements of the
schooner Robert A. Snyder, which we gel
from the quarantine physician. ~
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no. 1881 4
An Ordinance entitled an ordinance to prevent Ia
dies wearing hats IN public, halls, theatres or
opera houses within the corporate limits OF the
town Of Scranton during any theatrical, must.
cal or other performance or lecture therein.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Board Of Alder.
men OF the town OF Scranton, That It shall be un.
lawful for any lady to wear q hat In any public
hail. theatre or opera house within the corporate
limits Of the town of Scranton during any theatri.
cal, musical or other performance or lecture there
In; and upon conviction theseof be fined not less
than One i$l CO., Dollar.
Be 1t further ordained. That tie foregoing ordi-
nance go into effect at once.
Be II further ordained, That the managers Of all
such theatres, halls or other places OF amusement,
be required to post notices Of this ordinance IN
conspicuous places IN such halls. opera houses,
theatres or other places Of amusement.
January 4, 1895.
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ExeATAwPA ITEMS.
ny SCHIBCs.

Rainy and stormy weather prevails. .
Preaching at Zion on lst and 3D. Sundays.
Mr.. Jesse King will occupy the Nelson house.
The recent s,orm blew down fences and aues.
Rev. G. W. Huff has built him a new garden
fence. .
Mr.. jim wyatt's family now occupy their
new home.
Willis Plinny, an old colored citizen, is very
sick.
Sumo very bad places in public roads that
need fixing.
The new store is quite an addition TO the
neighborhood.
Mr.. T. &. Riggle now holds forth at E. b.
Smiths mill.
dane. was given At the home Of Mr.. A..
Smith last week.
The public school moves along finely, and is
well patronized.
l.. c. Smith, Of Happy Hollow, had his hand
badly hurt in the mill.
Mr.. IIamp Dickens family passed through
our town, en- route to their new home at Big
Point.
Rev. G. W.. Huff filled his appointment Al
Orange Grove and remained over to visit
friends.
Mr.. Robert Fitzner and brother spent a day
| with friends last week. Rob is looking well
and ia quite stylish.
The Lake mills are hummipg now since the
new engine is in place.
Nav o;r,.. here ia n rhyme for you to learn
A girl tightly laced, 81
-n.....s..a ,vo s,s sermon,
rev. M'. pru""t. w. I,r.t he h,s n.onl,
."a Tho n,h,;c o.narallv.
""u ..... ,..,. ,r..h !,
rr"p'e o"sn1 w. ,n. ~ ,hs;r aonrs' Il
r''es IN ,he sIree' IN n%". Mrs.hi.
is not a pre''' se"' '""
The preacher says some people sing hymns
in church with about NJ much religious 'ee''nl
as they would "lT be all smiles 'o-"iRh'
love-"
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MARINE.
in
OrvtCs DEN0CRAr.SrARl
Scranton, Miss., Jan. %. lSyS.
lReport for week ending Jan. 81, 1873.

OPVtCs DEN0CRAr.SrARl
Scranton, Miss., Jan. %. lSyS.
Report Tor week ending Jan. q, 1884,
ENTERED.
Jan. ~. Brit. sch. Lady Shea. Isl tons, Clearc,
ftvn, t'aibarien, Cuba.
Jan. "a. AM. sch Bertha Louise, 1911 tons, Crow.
I'll, frm Kingston, ia.
Jan %. Am. sch. CITY Of Baltimore, 298 tons,
Tawes, from San Juan, Porto Rico.
Jan. "a. Am. Hch. John H. Buttrck, Nl tons
Kelly. FROM Mobile.
Jan. u. Brit. blk. Alice, 2o5 toms, Page, from Sa
bue Pass.
CLEARED.
Jan. u. Am. sch. Harry A. Berwind. sl1 tons
Hewitt, fur PhilaAslphia with 7o1, O00 fowl
lumber BY w. Denny 4 C0.
Jsw. u. Am. Hch. Hildegarl. % TINS fur Caiba
rim hy l.. N. Dantscr Lumber 70. Will
lla.ssS ft~t lumber, value = LIES.
Jan. ~. lirit. sch. ~lIOtcars. 1YS Ina, for Por
Moran, Ia. by l.. N. Dantslsr Lnmbc
ca. with q. $40 feet lMml~r, value e6g7.
len. ~. AN. nh. James Slater. S67 tina. for Ha
vnua BY Masa Point Lumber Co Will
w. 81 ioet lumber, value o,i5e.
Jan. Is. brit Mrh. SiroccO, 206 tNns, fur uavan
by l. n. DAntsler Lumber with 49, 10
RET lutn bcr, value ea,doi,
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mo. liO.1

1--WE IIV'I IA ~"
An Ordinance entitled an ordinance TO require al
premises in thu town OF scranton to be fumi
gated so as to prevent the recurrence Of an
epidemic Of yellow, dengue, prevailing or con-
tagious fevers in said town.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men Of the town Of Scranton, That in accordance
with the recommendation Of the State Board Of
Health, and for the purpose Of preventing u recur
renee of the yellow. dengue, prevailing or any 9th
or persons who upon the demand Of an Officer o.
said town, shall refuse to submith his or their prem
ises or effects In said town for, fumigation by and
under the direction Of the Fumigating Corps Of
shall upon conviction thereof be fined not les,
than 1880 or so days In jail. or both; and 1t !,
further ordered that this ordinance 60 into imme
diate effect.
January IL, 1893.
IanuArv u taQp 100
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Executors Notice.

mentary were this day issued by the chance
ry court Of Jackson county, Mississippi, to
the undersigned. rs executor Of the estate OF
Thomas 4. Ford, deceased. and all person.
holding claims or debts against said estate,
are hereby notified 10 come forward and pro-
bate tho same In sad court rs required by
law, or they will be forever barred.
Witness my hand, this 18th day Of January
1898.
T. b. FORD, Executor.
January q. 1eae. l9-4t
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mo. lM.l

An Ordinance entitled an ordinance prohibiting
persons from splitting tobacco spit on the floors,
seats or walls Of pnblic hall. theatre or opera
house within the corporate limits Of the town
OF Scranton, during any theatrical, musical or
other performance or lecture therein.
BE It ordained by the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men Of the town OF Scranton, That II shall be un.
lawful for any person TO spit tobacco spit on the
floors, seats or walls Of any public hall. theatre or
opera house within the corporate limits Of said
town during any theatrical, musical or other per.
formance or lecture therein; and upon conviction
thereof he fined not less than fl.A0.
Be 1t further ordained. That the foregoing ordi.
nance 70 into effect at once.
Be It further. ordained that the managers Of all
such theatres. opera houses. halls or other places
Of amusement he required to post notices OF this
ordinances in conspicuous places In such halls,
opera houses, thentres or other places Of amuse
ment. ~ '5t..
January 4, 1898.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE, AT JACKSON. MISS,
January Il, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
tanned settler has Hled notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
circuit clerk OF jackson county At Scranton,
Miss, on March II. 1885. vix:
Abisa Ravens, Of Daisy, Miss. homestead
No. 20, Oh. fer the W hf, ne or and'e hi, NV or.
section %, township I south, range 9 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
Ruben K. Byrd, Of vanclexve P. O., Jackson
| county. Mss; William X. David, Peter Rouse
and John Gates, Of Daisy P.O., jackson cOun-
ty. Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register.
January q, 1893. l9-ot
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS,
January 10. 1895.

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON MIH6,, I
January 10. 1895.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has 6led notice Of his Intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
circuit clerk Of jackson county, ut Scranton
Alsa., on March u. 1895, Wig:
Nathan Bond, OF Ramsay, Miss, homestead
No.. M,206, for the.n hf. SO Or, and g hi, sw ar
He names the following Witnesses N prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva'
tiOn Of sAld land, vls: 49,.
Joseph Havens. ElijAh Oneal. Seburn. VIII
son and John Naples, all OF Daisy T. o., jack
son county, Miss.
JanuAr u, 1908. Ao-6t