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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-22
MODERN HOTELS E

Gen. c. P. Atmore, General Passen,
ger Agent Of the Louisville & Nash.
vile R. r. In an interview published
in the Times. Democrat OF recent is
sue makes q very truthful statement
concerning the lack Of proper hotel
accommodations on the Gulf Coast.
This Is particularly true OF our imme.
date neighborhood. There Is no lack
OF admirable sites at Pascagoula, and
the wonder Is that no one seems Ia
appreciate the necessity Of such a
move.
A hotel as large and finely equipped
as the hotel at Tampa Bay, Florida,
could be made a complete success
here.
Dramatically speaking we lead the
world as a health resort all the year
round. We have M end Of induce.
ments for pleasure and profit, guests
would come gladly and remain with
US II they could be assured of com.
Portable quarters, and good table &C..
cOmmodations.
10 holding out inducements for the
Investing of capital, we know Of n
enterprise that would yield larger re-
turns, and give general satisfaction
Than the erecting OF a frst.class hotel
1t Pascag0ula.
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jGSCATAWPA ITEMS.
-
BY Serious.

Little Homer Goff Is quite sick will
fever. -
The first heavy freeze came Frids,
night.
Winter and spring are we'll mixed this
month.
schools are suspended until after
Christmas on account Of sickness.
We were treated to . genuine thunde,
and rain storm Of Tuesday evening. ~
heaviest rainfall Of the season.
They say that our old.time friend San.
t. Claus will come ON time and be very
generous this Christmas.
Some people are naturally iil.manner.
ca, they have not had the first principle
Of good manners Taught them.
Who cut the harness, CHASED the cha.
on, and made , big time eenerallv,
some say they run ill the wsy. soms
~ they crossed the river under watef.
hand ovs hand on the ferry rops. and'
eome ~ they walked tie rope. : II
.aens rope walkers y any M nv II
sos away safely and VITA henors,
i, ThsH viii b ) bsau ttful ohr,s~<
~ Tor r. ehildssn Is ~ ~
sssasasssAy 'ns -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-22
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

again we are permitted tn greet ON
people with Merry Christmas
again can we all rejoice at the recur'
renee OF The day, which gave birth &c
the most important event, which has
occurred on the earth. An event which
eighteen hundred and ninety-nine
years agu was first heralded by the
angels Of the Lord to the humble
shepherds OF Judea, who were "abiding
In the field keeping watch over their
fiocks by night"
We imagine that a perfect stiffness
reigned supreme, and that all nature
was hushed into solemn attention, to
give ear unto the most wonderful and
startling announcement that had ever
greeted mortal man. When from the
midst OF the "Glory Of the Lord, which
around about thenl," filling
their souls with awe and fear, comes
the voice Of the angel breaking the
stiffness as it pr0claims: Behold, /
bring you good tidinvs Of great 10y,
which shall be to all people. Fur un.
TO you is born this day in the city OF
a SAVIOR, which Is Christ tile
blessed announcement; wonderful
revelation; ftly accompanied by the
celestial choir as "a multitude OF the
heavily host" attuned their voices TO
sing, GLORY to God 10 the highest
and on earth peace, good will toward
Sounds, which reverberating thro'.
out all time, shall continue to cheer
The souls Of mOrtals about to launch
upon the ocean of eternity, and which
shall echo and re-echo down through
The long aisles Of yet untold ages un.
III their last dying notes be drowned
n the voice Of the angel, who with
his right foot upon the sea, and his
eft foot on the earth, shall sware by
him that liveth forever and ever that
here should be time no longer"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of the provisions Of A Iced
OF trust, made by s. ]. Walters and "a.
rah ]. Walters, his wife, and W. X
McMastcrs and wife, Minnie McMasters
On the 10Th day Of December, 1898, TO Sc.
cure the payment Of certain indebted.
ness 70 Anthony Wizard, Of New Or
cans, La, and which Ia recorded in Deed
book Y, pages 6N and 624 in the chance
~ clerks office Of Jackson county, Mia
MssipPi' !, n undersigned substituted
trustee, will proceed to sell the follow
ing property. mentioned therein, ct the
courthouse door, in the town of Scrnn-
on the . '
First day Of Jas.ary. 1900.
ct public cutlery, to the highest bidder
for cash, tO-wit: The west half wiz ~
section seventeen ny, township six (6l
range nve (5) west, containing three
hundred and twenty (32O) acres, more or
less, Also the northwest quarter (nwLl
ana southeast quarter (eeL) of Sectinn
ten (lO), township five (5), range Ave I5l
west, containing three hundred and
twenty (31O) acres, more or less: also
section sixteen (l6), township six (8l
south, range five (5) west; also east half
Of east half (eH Of eH) Of section twenty
l1'), township six (6) south, range Ave
lol west, and south half Of southwest
quarter l.sX Of swA) Of section twenty
nine (29), and west half Of northwest
quarter WV Of nwA) OF section twenty
nine ~ township four (4) south, range
five l5) west making q total Of sixteen
hundred (l6OO( acres, all situated in jack
son county, Mississippi. Together with
oil turpentine still or stills and fixtures
owned by Walters 4 McMasters. as also
Rll wagons, horses, Oxen and other stock |
md paraphernalia connected with the ,
turpentine and rOsin business, carried on
md operated by said Walters 4 McMas-
Fers OH the 10Th day Of December, 1895.
Also all crude %turpentine, rosin and
'pirits owned, manufactured or controll-
by the said Walters 4 McMasters, TO-
sether with turpcntine orchards, boxes,
,tc.. owned, leased OF controlled bv
ne said Walters 4 McMasters during
he year 1897.
Will execute deed to purchaser.
w. II. WOODS.
Substituted Trustee.
December Is, 1899. H.9t
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A COAST TRAIN.

Mobile Register. r
The representative OF the, louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company an
nounced yesterday that commencjnc
next spring, the company will put on
suburban trains between Mobile and
Biloxi, this improvement being made
possible by the Encouragement, OF the
terminal tracks 10 the city. For
several years efforts were made to yet
the company to place Mobile in as
close relations with the people of the
Mississippi Sound coast as Is New Or.
leans, but this could not be done be.
cause OF lack OF track facilities here.
Lately the terminal has been compiet.
~ overhauled and so arranged that it
will be easy to add to the traffic. As
as practicable. therefore, we will
have the suburban service, something
our business houses have long needed.
besides, our people will be accommo-
dated In the season with additional
facility for visiting the Sound coast.
the favorlte summer resort.
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TIE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW.

Ihe book of recorded time bein.
divided into annual chapters. eact
paragraph Of which CONTAINS sumo in
cident or the Dast, and current present
worthy of mention, IL Is natural to
wards the end Of a year, called the old
year, and at the beginning OF another,
the new, tn indulge in feelings retros.
pective and prospective upon a com.
parative subsequence.
1t Is To be hoped that the old
adage Of Comparisons are odiousn
Will prove a trnism between 1899 and
1900 particularly respecting the dam
naole quarantine infamy, which in
filcted so much tribulation, through
unnecessary 'exspurt" medico igno.
rance and base design; that everybody
has been driven into a prayer for the
extlnguishment OF the State and
county boards Of health, the end OF
the year, and even some to the termi.
nation OF their own existence, help.
less and almost hopeless.
The old year was one Of sorrow to
the many, and gladness to but a few;
It's history will tell OF the human
blood split that had spotted remote
parts OF the earth from u.s.; of free.
men fighting against freemen, all In
the name Of Liberty; and christians
against christians, seemingly without
adequate cause.
The old year we should dismiss In a
humor In which the new finds Us. IN.
conquerable in the spirit OF indepen.
dence and resistance to wrong: and
with a determination to overcome in.
jury sustained, and by experience to
prevent It's recurrence In the future.
The hand Of industry, on our part.
is extended to those from abroad, who
seek the indigenous commodities Of
our region, particularly to 1.-The men
VINO 20 down TO the sea In ships.n Its
PAIN Is ever open with friendship to
all.
Farewell old year, "ta, ta:" and then
welcome new year, "be good" Amen.
The Pascagoula DEMocRAr.SrAR
Its patrons and readers, all, a
very happy new year.
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me exercises promise to be most inter.
estihg under the direction of the Sunday
school superintendent T. II. Rigple.
who is untiring In his efforts to please
the children.
The lovely little baby girl, Mabel To-
rena, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A, Smith
on, died on Monday morning, after so.
we're suffering for ten days, at the ape
OF l year, 10 months and 8 days. Mabel
was loved by all who knew her, and will
be missed. The intetrment was in Ia
Maitre cemetery amid the weepinp If
many, many friends.
It'll . novel sight to see logging on
the streets OF u town, but very graft
Tying to know that II high spirited
young men, and old ones too will not ait
down with hands folded when the mills
are idle and wait, like McCawber. for
something to turn up. A man or woman
either for that matter, Of such a disposi.
tion promises very little for himself in
dividually or for thepublic, and is Meth.
or useiul nor ornamental. Within the
radins OF . mile or two Of the water
landings there have been cut quite a
good lot OF saw logs. Trees that were a
rev years since left as too small. So
scarcity OF logs, need Of work, and ne-
cessities OF the situation have caused
many nice logs to be cut and hauled
aown to the river and there penned and
deiivered. Mr.. Fred Elder, q model en-
te1prising young citizen is running a
me logging team, and sells his logs
mostly to the Lake mills. Mr.. John
Jones is also putting logs in Dutch
Bayou to raft. The old gentleman The
says he is not old, 40 don't mention it
outside) turns OF work with any Of the
younger men.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of the provisions OF 4 deed
OF trust, made by Sarah J. Walters and
,: d. walters, proprietors OF Phoenix
Manufacturing Co, on the 4th day Of
APrfi, iaS, to secure the paymento Of GER
am Indebtedness to Anthony Wizard, OF
New orleans, La, and which Ia recorded
IN Decd Book 10, pages 245 and 246 in tho
chancery clerks office Of jackson conn
ty, Mississippi, I, the undersigned snb-
stituted trustee will proceed to sell the
following property mentioned therein.
at the courthouse door, in the town OK
Scranton. In said county md State, dur
ing legal hours, on the
First day Of January, d. d. 1900,
at public cutlery, to the highest bidder
for cash, to-wit: Southwest omarter
(swH) OF section ~four(4), east half iel1) Of
section nine g., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (nwH)
OF section ten (10), east talf (ek1 and
north half OF northwest quarter fnK Of
nwH), southwest quarter of northwest
quarter (swK of nwA), south half OF
southwest quarter (sH of swL), Of sec
ton sixteen (l6), northeast quarter (neK)
OF section twenty-four (24), all in town.
snip five ~ south range five (5) west
also four "a mules and two (2) wagons
% the mules and wagons that be-
long to the new still Of the PhOenjx
manufacturing Co., all situated in Jack
son county, Mississippi. I will execute
deed to purchaser. W. r. WOODS.
Substituted Trustee.
December Is, 1893. 4H2t
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Northeastern Notice.
State Of Missiasinu,.

State Of Mississippi
To the unknown heirs Of Henrietta
Wilmington, deceased, and Frsnsie
C~avanaugh, defendants:
You are commanded to appear before
me chancery court Of the county "a
jackson, in said State, on the
Second Monday Of February, a. D. 1900,
TO defend the SUIT in said court Of A. J.
PENDANTS. 49,
This 18th day Of December, 1893.
T. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
7. M. EVANS and III. BLoOMFiELn. A..
torneys for complainants.
December Is, 1899. 4A.At
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Conference Appointments.
LAS

W. W. Simmons, presiding elder
MOSS Point, Il. W. Bailey; Americas
!; w. Campbell; E~scatawpa, w. j.
DAWSON; Biloxi. v. v. Boone: Ocean
Springs and Scranton, n. w. Van.
nook; COalville, G.. W. HUFF; Pearlinv.
Ton and Logt0wn, G. Fl. Galloway,
Lumberton and Poplarville, B. s,
Rayner; Purvis, w. w. Cammack.
Columbia. W. NJ. Williams; Hatties.
burg, r. F. Jones; Brooklyn, W. L,
hlghtowea: E~llisyille and Laurel, B.
=. Lewis; Vancleavc, II. B. Vanden.
6nrg; Williamsburg, r. L. Webb:
Nicholson, G.. H. Roberts; East Gov.
lIRt0n, =. L. CrowsOn: Bay st. Louis.
y. y. NOrseworthy; Gulfport, J.. S.
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOciA.
TON.
70 Meet in New Orleans on the 9th
Of February, 1900.

Mr.. R. H. Henry, editor Of the Da;,,
NiaIion.Ledger and president of the
national Editorial Association Of the
United States, has announced the
Itinerary OF the forth coming tOur nj
association, which will be held in Feb.
ruary. The delegates will rendezvous
10 81. Louis on the 22d OF February.
ieavlng that city In the evening on n
special train Of Pullmans over The II.
ilnols Central road for the South. The
train will reach Memphis On the
morning OF the 23d, remaining there
ourlng the day as the guests of the
Guy. They will leave Memphis on
the morning Of the oath and arrive In
jackson In time for a grand dinner.
winch will be served in their honor nv
Inc citizens OF Mississippi's CAPITA.
During the afternoon tile editors will
oe given a ride about the city, visiting
the various State institutions. ihe
mississippi Legislature, which will
then be 10 session, and other places Of
interest. At night they will be given
a reception, when addresses OF wei.
come Will be delivered by Gov. Lonvi.
no, Mayor Todd, the president OF The
Mississippi Press Association and
others, which will be responded to by
members Of the association. The rc.
ception will be followed by q banquet.
On Inc morning Of the 18th Of Febru.
airy the delegates will leave for Vicks-
0arR, spending that day In the hin
City IN such manner as the citizens
may provide. They will leave during
Inc evening for New Orleans, arriving
me Crescent City on the morning
Of the Goth.
we and our truly better half will be
hand II not provident,ally hinder.
co. and we hope every delegate from
The Mississippi Press Association will
attend. Our headquarters will be at
Inc st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
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LAND NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Mis-

LAND oFFICE At JACKSON, MISS, |
December Is. 1850. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
settler has filed notice Of her
intention to make final proof in suppori
OF her claim, and that said proof viii he
made before the circuit clerk of Jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on January
q, 1900, viz:
Annie Gates, homestead entry No.
01,Zz7, Tor the VIZ neL neg neL, section
0, township 5 sonth, range 8 west. and
swN sen, section 81, township 4 south.
range 8 west. '
she names the following witnesses to
Prove her continuous residence upon and
Oliver p. Edwards, Ruben Rvrd. Rat.
ford Oneal, Thomas E. RAMSAY ali ~
Vancleave, Miss.
Decs,,ho, .. ,ooo JAMES HILL, Register.
Dee0"iooT e. 1913. 45-6t
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JAcKsoN. MIS-

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS. {
December Is, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has filed notice ~ III
intention to make final proof in suppor
OF his claim, and that said proof wifi he
made before the citcuit.clerk Of Jackson
Is, 1870, viz:
La!ie h Church, homestead entry No,
1b,SoS, 9 the neA. section Il, township :
south, range 8 west. :
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said. land, viz: n,
william PARKER, Thomas Emerson.
Isaac laurence, James Malcolm, ali Of
Basin, Miss. seefo
JAMES HILL, Register.
UecemDer ~, ld8, Asst
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Mobile & Ohio r. B. Co.'s Gulf Line t.
New Orleans via Scranton,
THE PORT OF PASCAcouLA IN
THE LEAD.

we ~reltcratc the fact that the Mo.
o'ie q OHIO are seriously figuring On
building a line from Mobile Tn New
orleans via Scranton. The building
OF such a road to parallel the Louis.
vile and Nashville r.. r. will place
q Mississippi Sound Coast on a par
with the watering resorts and cities
on the coast Of Florida. Let US unite
ana profler the right OF way for this
colossal enterprise.
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LAND MoTjcE.

LAND OsTlCe At JACKSON, Miee.. I
December II, 1903. !
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
iowing-named settler has filed notice Of
HE intention to make final proof in sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof
VII! be made before the circuit clerk Of
Jackson county, p Scranton, Miss, on
lanes \. Moody, homestead entry No.
n0.,s1' tof ne IVY neN, mex ewX, ~
3 west. ,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous ro0jdence mon ma
cultivation Of said, vis:
Alfred 6tringfellow, Ira w. Moffett,
Allred =; Uowart, John Hazard, all Of
December u, ieoe. ~
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Hon. Monroe McClurg. the attor-
ney general elect, says 10 his opinion
the Southeastern Tariff Association.
which controls nearly all insurance
operations 10 Mississippi, Is a trust
and comes within the meaning Of the
law forbidding trusts and combines.
lie anticipates the passage Of a more
drastic antitrust law by the incoming
legislature.
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Hon. N. M. Evans, president Of the
~penltentiary board Of control, in bis
report to the governor strongly recon-.
mends the purchase Of contiguous
bodies OF land for use as convict
farms, and the entire Abandonment Of
tne renting system. In this connec.
lion ne says that lat the end OF our
term OF Office the %pcnitentIary fund
vii! nave to It's credit between sl50,ooo
and Goo, 900.
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WARMING

rnolic notice is hereby given th,.u
~andersigncd has townships sev ,aa' IN. ths
eight, range five, in Jackson even ana
M~isslsslppi, formerly owned hv ' w
frederic, and generally known We.
.frederic pasture and lands" incl ~ sne
al Inc live stock thereon. and |tI Ia y
ters IN the waters covering s.;d nv oys'
ano adjacent thereto. All ner r, ia.aS
hereby forbidden to trespass nN"n sis
lands or waters under the nena IPvn S sl
posed by law. penaitles i'm
scranton, Miss, Dec. Is. 1850 f'sun..
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFTICE AT .JAcr0ou ;.

ID AT j JACK anv n
Notice is hereby given that ~ Ss'
intention to make final nroo notice Of his
OF his claim, and that said ". IN support
made before the circuit clerSSf viii b
county, at Scranton. Miss oi Jackson
20, 1900, viz: '1iss'' on Janpuy
Gabriel MofYett, homestead
I,sll; for the 81 swA, swL sa, entry NJ.
and nwN. nwN, section q ~, section
south, range s west. . 'ownshipg
ne names the following w;.nu
prove his continuous witnesses to
cultivation Of said land, viz. upon and
lyman Hazard, Alfred Str,,,
John Harvard, James r MW.nrl15gfellow,
Brushy, Miss. MOODY, all Of
December Is. 1899. "'LL' Register.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT jackson

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MIss.
December Is. 1892. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has 1lcd notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof Will he
made before the circuit clerk Of jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on January
81, 1900, viz:
John r.. Harper, homestead entry No.
S5,lsl, TOT the en- seq, en- neA, section
%, township 3 south, range 5 west.
lie names the following witnesses To
prove MS continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Robert p. Christian, Joseph W. Dees,
Mllliam Il. Dees, Sidney Dees, all OF
December q, 1899. X,-8t
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LAND
LAND OFrIcs AT JACKSON, MISS.

LAND OFFIOR AT JACKSON, MTss,. !
December IS, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
tng-named settler has nled notice az his
intention to make Anal proof in supp0rt
Of his claim, and that said proof wifi be
made before the circuit clerk Of Jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on February
l6, 1900, viz:
Thomas r. Tanner, Homestead entry
%,5S4, for the lots 8, I and 10, section 4.
township 8 south, range 1 west
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
John w. Howell, Richard Howell, JEFF
Howell, James Evans, al Of Howell,
~',., ksss HILL, Register,
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
December II. 1900.

t'AAND OrFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, J
December ID, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof VIII i've
made before the circuit clerk of jackson
G. county, at Scranton, Miss, on January
lra W. Moffett, homestead entry No,
z1,Da4, for the eh neA, M seq, section 4,
He names the following witnesses IN
prove his continuous residence mon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
lie names the following witnesses tn
prove MS continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz;
James I. Moody, Alfred Stringlellow.
Jonn Havard, Alfred g. Cowart, all OF
Brushy, Miss.
December 90. 1899. ss.st
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The drawbridge at Bay st. Louis, Mis-.
sissippi, is being reconstructed. An omen.
ing through the trestle has been provid-
Ell, $50 feet west of the d~rawbridge,
through which vessels will be passed
until further notice, in daylight only.
vessels should await signal Of bridge
men before attempting to pass.
G. MARSHALL.
Snpt. l.. II N. r. R.
December 8, 1899. 43-4t
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. n ~.
November 10. 18SS. I,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. maec"
November 10 l@s- J
Notice is hereby given that the fo!lory
ing-named settler has fiSad notice >Esft'
intention to make final proof n snpPdgt
OF her claim, and that said proof willpe
made before the circuit clerh. Of jackson
county, ct Scranton, Miss, on December
80, 1890, to-wit:s a
Catherine /. Galloway, Homestead en,
Try No. M,964, for the-sh swA and "
swK. section ., township 4 south, range
5 west ts
She names the following witnesses g
preve her continuous residence upon ana
cultivation Of said land, viz: IL.
Richard Roberts, Of Brannan, Ais'
Thomas A. Roberts, Elijah Crawlofo'
Hughie Hinton, of Harleston. Miss:
JAMES HILL, Register.
November "a, 1895. 4lps
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NONRESIDENT Notice,
State Of Mississippi.

State Of Mississippi.
To Mrs. Louisa M. Rogers, Mrs. Elva ].
Slick, Edna v. Rogers, Burton l.. Rcg.
ers, Arthur G. Rogers, Theresa Rog.
era, defendants:
You are commanded to appear before
the chancery court Of the county Of
jackson, In said State, on the
Second Monday Of February, 4. D. 1901,
to answer the cross-bill filed by Geo. I.
Rogers and Lorenzo Rogers in the suit
IN said court Of ]. w. Stewart, executor
OF the estate Of Il. 4. Rogers, deceased,
wherein you are defendants.
This, I'd day Of December, A.. D. 1880.
F. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
BY |. p. DELMAs, DC.
Il. RLOoMFIELD, Attorney for Geo. L.
Rogers, ct al.
December 8, 1880. 43-4t