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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 29.-It Is be-
iieved at the war department that Major
General Merritt has arrived at Manila.
He sailed on June 20, Just a month ago
to-day. His vessels were faster than
some Of the others and ought to have
reached their destination BY this time
II General Merritt has arrived he IS In
command of the department OF the Pa
clfc, the designation now given the
Philippines and the military territory in
that part Of the Pacific. Next In COM
mand to General Merritt Is General An-
derson, who was In command OF the nrst
expedition. There have been six expe-
dttions for the Philippines rs follows:
May 25, under Brigadler General Ander-
snn, arrived June 30: June Is, under
Brlcadier General Green, arrived July
IL; June 20, under Major General Mer-
ritt, accompanied by Brigadier General
McArthur, supposed TO have arrived by
this time: July l5, under Major General
d. s. ohs; July 10. under command Of
the colonel Of the First Montana; July
%, under command Of Brlgadier General
Harrison Gray Otis.
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ooNPLETE CHANGE
In signal Service Arrangements for the
Porto Riean camPaigh.

In Signal Service Arrangements for ehe
Porto Rienn camPaign.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The change
Of base of operations for the Porto Rico
expedition has resulted In a complete re-
arrangement of plans of the signal SER
vice for that campaign There viii bo
no cable connections made witiour army
at Guaniea as would have been the case
had the original landing place been
taken ana the war balloons, instead Of
being expedited ahead. win be held at
Tampa pending further developments.
Tho original plan as decided on by tho
war authorities was for a landing Of the
expedi+ionary forces at Fajardo. on tho
northeast corner OF the Island All nr-
rangemcnts were made by the war do
partment on the baeIs of making Far
jando tho em5arkntion point and numeF-
ous important details attended to which
cannot be disclosed.
All these have to We abandoned In view
OF the landing effected At Guanica, q
noln+ diagoually across the island and
Tar away from any possible cabic COM
D1unIcatIon. All efforts TO establish
oabIe service have been abandonAd as
the nearest point at which 4 new spur
could touch an existing cable. 10 said 20
be sautiago, 100 miles OF more aHiaS.
Meantime the army, now somewhere
betweon Yauc0 and Ponce. lack the ad-
yantares Ind at Santiago Of a direce
and immediate communication Wtn
yVoshinRton and save by the b0lateo
dIT1a4ches which must be sent badk %
ira nearost cable point, win bo Vtthoue
cobIe facilities while progressing over
Inc eighty-fve mile stretch to San Juan
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pU Bose BOUNCED
From Canada ON orders Of the Briti'h
0ovornm0nt.

From Canada on orders Of the nrltiGh
0ovornmOnt.
LONDON, July 29.-The secretary Of
state for the colonies. Mr. Joseph Cham
serlain, replying in the house Of COM
mons to-day to Mr.. Thomas Gibson
Bowics, conservative member for Lynn
Regis. said Senior Du Bose, the former
spRnleh charge dRffaires at Washing
ton. was formally requested by the Ca
madam premier, Sir WllfTid Laurier. TO
leave Canada. This, Mr.. Chamberlain
added was done AZ the direction OF the
imperial government and on the ground
flint there was reason TO believe Senor
Du Bose was using Canada for the pur-
pose OF belligcrcnt operations against
tho United States.
Continuing, Mr. Chamberlain said that
the authority to eKpel aliene from Cana
da, In such cases, rests with the crown.
Answering another question Mr.
Chamberlain said the government could
moi undertake to lay on the table the
papers having bearing upon Senor Du
Bosc's expulsion.
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LONDON. July 2s.-The northeast
coast OF this country has been swept by
n great storm. The fishing fleets have
had a narrow escape, being obliged To
relinuuIsh oil their gear and nets and
run to the harbors for shelter where
many other vessels were compelled TO
seck refuge. The north bound trains
,bavc been delayed BY the force OF the
winds which have caused considerable
damage inland. the crops having been
n,ffenad
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VIII Reach Porte ktleo Paes9ays
WASHINGTON, July i9.-A telegram
was received at the war department to-
day from Major General Brooke an-
nouncing the departure Of his expedition
from Newport News for Porto Rico yes-
teriay It consists Of 1870 officers and
6li9 enlisted men and viii reach, Porto
Rico next Tuesday. The arrival Of the
First Ohio regiment at Fernandlna
from Tampa hos been reported 20 the
war department. Orders have been
given for the troopS now at Miami to
proceed 10 JaciSsonsville. These orders
infect six regiments as follpwsi The
First and Second Louisiana; the First
and Second Texas and the First and
Second Alabama volunteers. The Sec
ond regiment OF New York volunteers
hns arrived at Fernandina-
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A QUEER sUea8sYIeH
oran International Conference on Future
OF PhIIlPpIneG.


OF philippines.
MADRID. July 29.-s a. m.-Referring
TO the prospects of peace, the Cores
pondencia, nm independent seml-of1eial
newspaper, says to-day: while the
government has asked for peace with
out stipulatlnE "a preliminary suspen-,
Sion Of hostilIties, It Is supposed that arl
nruistlce win be declared as coon as q
basis Is agreed upon. and pending q de-
fnlse settlement. None OF these bases
has yet been submitted, but among the
conditions mentioned 10 ono relative TO
nm international conference In London
10 arrange the future Of the Philippine
Islands. We do not believe the Ameri-
cans Will propose such conference. be-
cause they have no interest In doing so,
and could not derive any benefit there
from. Nor is the Spanish govern
ment favorable TO such a conference,
considering that the negotiations which
It has opened directly with the United
States are better calculated to secure a
good understanding between the two
countries"
It is understood that the Spanish
transports Isla de PanaP and Isla de
Luzon viii sail from Cadiz to-day for
Santiago de Cuba, in order to embark
the Spanish prisoners Of war.
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WASHINGTON. July 2s.-General
Greeley has received information from
Colonel Allen, Of his corps, that arrange
ments have been made to reopen the
telegraph ONCE at Ponoe, which was
closed Monday by the Spanlards. Col.
Allen leaves St. Thomas tonight with
operators and instruments and Il is e1.
pected That by Saturday night General
Miles viii be in teieEraphic communica-
ton with the war department.
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CHICAGO. July 29.-Al 1.-The morning
papers Of this city print to-day an aa-
that on and after August
the price win be two cents copy. The
increase cost OF white paper and The en-
HANGED general expenses due TO the war
are rcasons for the advance. With the
execution OF the Chronicle all print an
explanatory editorial. The chronicle
makes the simple announcement
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NO. CONC SION
Reachedn Regard totlie Answer to the
Oyertures Of Spain.
ANOTHER CABINET MEETING TO BE HELD

This Morning When Expected the Reply will be Formulated
Perfect Unanmy the Demand independence OfCuba
and the CessOn of Porto RcoThe Disposition the Philip
pine Islands is theStumbng BockThe Problem is to
What Shall be the Guarantee that the Government Shall
be Liberal and Autonomous Cessation of Hosities Until
Spain Agrees Terms Proposed Coalng Stations in the
Pacific.
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with his duties. A little cloud arose
over the fact that senor Ros dlAcharg-
ed three employees and subgtituted for
them three OF his own friends. The dis
charged employees complained 90 Gener-
al shaiter, who ordered their felnHtate-
ment. Since then senor Fios has been
slightly rufled, bur he Is continuing 70
discharge his duties as General shaf-
tef's subordinate.
The trouble was really instgnincant,
but Senior Ros and his three friends be-
Ing Cubans the matter was mngn1ded
IN their circles. Senior ROs simply obey
ed General Skaters orders without
protest. though he may have murmured
behind his back.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-The
third battalion, First Dakota volunteers.
and the Minnesota and Colorado recruits
sailed to-day to join their comrades In
inc Philippines A feet OF tugs, ste3m-
era and launches gathered about the st.
Paul and acted as an escort and on
shore inc wfarves were lined with peo-
Die who waved farewell to the parting
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rnn-Am.rlean Errrsas cenPany.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-ghe cuban
and Pan-American express cpmpany has
been formed by New YORK capitalif;s to
carry merchandise between this coun-
Try and Cuba. It is to begin operations
rs soon as the war Is ended. The COM
pany has been incorporated with a cap
itnl OF 100000.
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ST. THOMAS. July %,



Commander Davis. with Dixie. An-
nnnolls. Wasp and Gloucester left Gul.
anica. July y, to blockade Ponce and
capture lighters for United states army;
civ OF Ponce and Playa surrendered
90 Commander Davis upon deulana ~. ~
is.s0 n. M, July 2s. American hag hoist
nd ~ q a. M, 2Sth. Spanish garrison
cvaeuated. Provisional articles OF sur
render untll occupation by army; First
garrison to be allowed to retire; SEC
end, civil government to remain ~
force; third police and fire brigade %
be maintained without arms Ts ,,-,ooTo,. 5ooTs%'
Arrived at Ponce from Guaniea vita
,,Sssaehuscits and Cincinnati. General
Miles and Gencrai Wilson and trans,
nortE nt $40 n. M. 2Sth. Commences
landing army In captured sugar iisat1
Srs No resistance. Troops weleeoIlle9l
81 inhabitants, Great enthusiasm SiAhs
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PHILADELPHIA. July s9.-Amons
the superior court decisions handed
down to- day was the following:
Petition Of the Reyman Brewing
Company, OF Wheeling, VI Va. LOT
Iiquor license g, S, AllegleltH Decree
aflrmed.
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surgent leader IN the Philippine islands.
has received o cable dispatch dated
Hong Kong. $40 p. M. to-day, but Il
makes no mention OF Manila having Etlr-
rendered 70 Rear Admiral Dewey
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ANOTHER YICTO ORY
For the Americans IN Porto Rico, and
Ne'erLosta Single Man.
Loss 5 KILLED; I3 WOUNDED

Port Ponce surrsndss to Commander DasOf the GunbOat
DxeNo Resistance and Americans welcomed with Enthn-
sam BY the InhabiantsOur Troops Pushing Towards the
Mountains to Join General Henry YaucO suTrends1
After hot Fgh-Three Americans Wounded and -Four Span
ards KIedNayy Took Several Prizes and Seventy Lighters
Moro Troops Landed.
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captured Il and are now ready to ad-
vance on the city a. soon as AdWlral
DeWey Wisdes " coinmence Oper4il0ns
against It.
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The prospect for cotton e Efneraily
good. although too much rain Is report
ed in some southwestern 1tates, The
manufacture is little eneonrlged By
better demand, though prices did not
improve. The effort to eufiall produc-
tlon at Fall River has been, checked by
the refusal of mills at other points TO
cooperate, The sales Of wool ahow
remarkable increase In large transac-
tions, for which no prices are named,
FOUR being quoted at Boston covering
!, 100000 pounds, and the aggregate at
he three chief markets has been 7oSf'-
500 pounds for the week ana t9r four
weeks ls91s,2O0 last year. 81 nSaieh q
SIS. 500 were domestic and a2IS.lSS0 IN
1892, OF which 21.44s,s00 were aoneStic'
The demand for goods is rather bettgS.
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tured sixty lighters, twenty sailing vel-
sells and one hundred and twenty tons
OF coal. .
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LONDON, July 2S.--spanish a opened
at ssA, an advance Of s-is,
PARIS. July 2s.-spanlsh IS opened
at 1886, YesttrdaYs closing was
SS.lRiS.
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The ofIiclal report Of Iron production
for the FIRST half Of 1898 lhewe m In
crease OF over half a rnillien e nF com
pared n Vith- -assS !teAq ~ and
what Is fur more itnpolt llie cons
sumption In manufacturl W aafs tor
the half to have exceeds tae output
Estimating the exports tor Jnee' onlv
Ave months having been NY re-
ported, the consumption ha oeen
5,sls,3l5 tons, against $500. produced,
averaging es1, 1891 tons monthly against
sS4.s50 tons produced i ig well TO re-
member that in June when production
decllned because OF stoppaGe for re-
pairs, the decrease In unsold stocks was
Ans toms weekly. The new orders re-
ceIved are surprisingly large for the
season, averaging 5000 tons at New
York for rails and 10000 pending lor
Europe and 5000 for Japan With 19gVV
taken at Chicago, and noteworthy de-
Inand for structural forms at Philadel-
phia and Increasing for bars with
enough to keep the plate mills busy for
d long time, larger demand for bars
at Chicago. including one order for 6OVo
tons implement stun, ana au excellent
structural demand and the heaviest de-
Fnand for plates ever known at Pitts
burgh. Sales Of Bessom9r IRON have
been heavy, reaching $500 tons al
pittsburgh, without change 10 prices.
Failures for the week have been 20
in the United States, aGainst 2sS last
wear, and twentV-slx In CanadalaBainst
tWentY.eIght last year.
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-. west Virrinln.-Falr In eastern por-
,,ons. showers In western portions varlA-
bic winds -..,..-.,, .,,d ohln--
and thunder storms; eooleri nBns
westerly WindA
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bran J0LY Ml0RD

In ulitiltF IFnnlaution 1ElApaee al
othar. YsaFa--Pranils . sufrai Pro-
tpetiiy This Yeas Vsry. a -IHeroaiS
t,ttrsn output.
NEW YORK, July ~ q. Dun &
c9,s weekly resieF Of q Wili say
Tomorrow:
BIG business IN Januaft expected,
but big business In JUG . ins more. II
is the month OF all othsft Vh9n trade Is
naturally light. New enfaE Etrhents are
ordinarily deferred ana pfn walt for
the outcome and move ~ Of crops.
But more business S hns eene this
year than IN any previous ne 81 which
there are records. 1he payments
through clearing houses hqVe seen 6.s
per cent larger than 10 u ne was OF
greatest prosperity heretQIlre, AND for
the month thus far So pr cant larger
than last year and 81 b ceft larger
than In 1881 But these fecordB and
others have to be judged q The llght Of
heavy decline In prices alncl 1892, so
that the volume OF buslpeg SEapsaesed
Is about 20 per cent iafget tlen tie Yol-
ume Of payments indicate
..r -
Considering that the pntchase OF
nearly half the people derend On the
success Of agriculture and that the
prosperity OF the entire Transporting
interest Is materially Affected By the
size OF crops to be moved, maY be said
with reason that the proTnl % general
prosperity this year Is unusually bright.
Wheat receipts for the gear thus far
have been 1909, ,S3s bushels. against 1O,-
e62,07l last year. but prices have declln-
ed eleven and one-half cqltl and farm
ers are holding 6ack then Wheat n the
hope OF higher prlceA The exports for
the week have been 1.111tiS Bushels
from Atlantic ports, -four included,
against 1,7is,7Ss last year and from
Pacific ports 1Se, ,1l7 bushela. against 49,
291 last year. making for the month s.
s3s,1s2 bushels, againGt 7,aiAdi last
year. Corn has a little advanced In
prices, owing tosreports q Injury 70 the
crop and also because eGporte Tor the
month thus far have been linguiariy
well maintained, amounting % x, ,sOS
bushels, against s.0os. .6ta last year.
Wheat, on the contrary has cropped
about nlne and one-hllf cents with
prospect Of further decline.
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ThN temperature yesterday Ms onsoINs1
nv q schnepf druggist. corner Market
ana Fourteenth streets, was as foloWG 6,
Z a. m..,.,.....,,,. az p Ih'''''''''''''' 81
Z NJ. M .....,..,.,.,, S0lweather, chApS abs.
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Tho Closing of the Dixon Public
School.

The Dixon Public Srhool closed
its winter term on the 2jth of Feb.
ruiry w.
The tnclrmrncv Of the weather
on III" morning of that day madr
the prospects tnr a good tlmr look
gloomy. The gloom threw feel
ing Of dependency over the teach
ers, pupils, and patrons who had
made all necessary preparations
for the occasion But Tor all that
the congregation WAS ON me sch"o'
gr"n''nS III uue ''''ie !" "''''e'' ''''
'A''i'''"''o.,
As the morning paSseh away. the
clemens 0'g"n I" or'gh''h' ana ov
the 'nfn "i the day' me mlSl n"u
clrarro a""y' anu '"e h'ns VI va!
appeared III lhe heavens I'D an h''
glory H.
Mr.. CD. CASTOR. our worthy in.
.tluctnr wa. then able To examine
hi. ruyil, when ali could witnes,
wi,b uieasurp. and ,bois rrci,arion.
in. ,beyari,ns Studies. showed that
he and his as.istan, TEACHER (Mrc,
Mamie V. Carr) had faithfully per.
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Yiek's Garden and Flower Guide.

The annual catalogue sent out by
he old reliable seed establishment
nf James Nick's Sons, comes to
hand in a daiutyaud tasty cover
of blue, pink, yellow and orange.
The Golden Lily, the Pink Dav-
break ASter, a brace Of blue birds,
aud the artistic lettering in black.
blue. green, crimson aud gold. all
in harmonious combinatilns, make
a coverof exquisite design and ap,
pearance. Many Of The illustra.
lions are fine lIalf-tnnes. Four
handsome eolored plates Of brgn.
Mas, dahlia% nasturpums and sweet
peas add TO the attractions. The
list of seeds aid plants covers a
large and varied assortment, includ-
Ing nearly everything that can b.
desired for the garden, the lawn,
the greenh use. Valuable new va
rielles are as well ~ the thorough.
~ tried and proved standard sorts,
Weeks novelties ere nDied for their
uniform excellence.
In vegetables the Gradus pes j.
a great advance over all other EEK
ira early" varieties. The Jones
Wax Bean is an essential gain in
that line. Potato growers are offer.
ed the "White Beauty" a. new
variety with model qualities, com.
bining size, high quality and great
produclivenrss. BUTT is impnssi-
bl" here To note the many valuable
offerings Of this firm in fruits, flow
rrs aud vegetables If you are not
a customer Of this firm send for
their catalogue. 1t is free to all ap
plicants. Address James Nick's =
Sons, Rochester. n. Y.
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Two Papers for
:. the Price ofOne

The Southern Herald, and The
Weekly Commercial Appeal will
both be sent to any address one
year each for only 81 so, and each
subscription will be allowed a guess
on the cotton crop, details of which
appear above. Send order with
guess direct to The Southern Her.
aid with remittance and get both
papers for one year. This offer
is unprecedented and only holds
good for a short while. So sub.
scribe at once.
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$4,000

In actual cash is offered to the
subscribers Of The Weekly Com
mereial appeal. Every one send
ing % cents for years ssbscrip-
ton TO The Weekly Commercial
Appeal will be allowed guess on
the number Of bales Of cotton re.
eelved in Memphis from September
l, 1897. TO April 10, 1898. The frs,
correct guess will get, if the guess
is received in January, 90, 500; if
in February, 1880; if in March,
50 ,OOi the second correct ar nearest
correct guess will get, ifi, is receiv.
ed in January, t,500; if in Feb.
ruary, $500; If In March, $3.50;
the third correct or nearest cor.
rect guess will get, if it received
IN January, 81 ,OOO; ifin February,
$780, if in March sloO. This con-
test closes on March 81, but the
guess is on the number ofbales of
cotton received in Memphis from
September l, 1897, to April Is,
1898, ln those Hfohths in '95, and
'96, the number received Ea5 4d7,
26O; between that time il 'g6 and
'97, 542,244 bales were received.
This will help yon form an estimate
on your guess. The first three
prizes make an aggregate amount
actually offered Of S. 1000 in cash
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The CountySuprriutendepl visit.
60 all the schools that were taught
curing the winter which are nuw
closing the term, be ttrorls that,
WIN a few exceptions, the work
uope by the teachers has been tx
cepllonally good. the progress of
;"e pupils has been very satis-
'aclory and the teach efs have been
very zealons in the discharge Of
their duties.
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Commercial Herald


The Daily and Weekly Cox
mrRcIAL HERALD, printed at Vicks.
burg. Miss. The Daily is TIE lrad-
ing paper in The State, and tskea
the foil Associated Pressi)ispslches
over its own leased wires BY
special operator.
Terms or the Daily
year 50 90
9 months, 4 90
, mOnlhs, 2 90
month. 20
The Weekly is issued every
Friday, and is 4 comprehensive
review Of all important events cullS
ed from the State and Metropolitan
papers up 10 the time Of going to
press.
Ter1nso softheWeek1x
i year. /. u %
8 menGhs, Sc
3 months. 80
Invariably in advance.
The Weekly with the New York
Worlds Great Tri-Weekly edition
81 so per year for the two papers.
Sample copies Of the Daily or
Weekly Commercial Herald or
TH.Weekly World sent on appli.
cation. Address,
COMMERCIAL HERALD,
V1CKsBURG, MISS.
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AT the residence Off J. Stewart.
On ?, W ednesday morning Of this week
Ar. ID J WALKER 10 Miss KATIE
GREsHAM, both of Amite county.
Rev h. ]. Stewart officiating.
May happiness, Joy and peace Be
their lot through life.
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Chalcery Notice

The State Of Mississippi, I
Amite County,.
Toe. J. Cnckerham, 4. r. Cocker ham and
Fannie VI, j.. Cock r am, non-rcsdelts,
whose post. office address is unknown;
N0U ARE COMMANDED to appcal
l before the Clmcery Court Of the touii.
ty OF ANTE, in said State, on the
lst Monday in May, A. D. 1898,
to defend the suit in said court of T. X.
Stockdalc, wherein You arc defendants.
Given under my hand and soal of sail
Court, this 10Th day of December A. u. 1897
II. VI. BATES. Clerk.
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TRhCIIGrS' EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations for white teachers
will be held in the court. house on
Friday and Saturday If the first
and-lhlrd weeks in April; for color.
sd-7same days Of second and fourth
weeks. Examinations open at .
.O'clack m.
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Rangers sale.

/ WILL OFFER FOR SALE. at tie
| court house door in the town Of Liberty
N the
First Monday in March, 1898,
One lron-Gray Mare Clt. about ycars
old II hands nigh white strnak in face, ilti"
,hi, m lcN flr.-tooL lad on bell without
"hppor. Appraised al Slo 60 J.. g. W.
Stephenson aud H. X. MeElvecu.
The above described cstay WIS taken up
by VII. Mcdaniel and sta,yed by nim e
EIrcW. r. Wilson. Justice Of tho Peace in
and for Auitc county, State of Mississippi,
November 18th, 1897.
y. G. STRATTON,
I',r ,pur apI pnnunr
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Married:

Mr. b. N. NEWMAN TO MissALIcE
"AUsEY. "a. IHa on the nth day of Febru-
Ty; 1898, at the residence Of Mr..
Liberty. ' '''' y
!, AFTER the happy couple were join.
y 70 wedlnck they repaired to the
residence Of Mr.. Newman, where
= 'umptuons repast was awaiting
mem and their many friends and
fslatives.
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Rev. n. Smylie, by invitation,
preached at Fielder school-hou,e on
Sunday evening last. He was in.
vited to come ont again, and will
do so on the third Sunday eve in
next muElh.