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Evening star., 1899-02-07

IN N THE SLPBEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBlA. holding II Special Term for Or
phins Court busilesE.-in estate of Auna
North. decreased No. 1850. Administration
Docket -. Application having been mnde To the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia hold
Ing Special Term for Orphans Court business
for probate of the last will and testament ~
Anna North, deceased. dated the 23d day II June
1886. "a will OF real estate 10y Charles r. Cav
wood. executor. and The trustee named I'm said
VIII. II Is ordered his 81 day Of February 1893
that notice Is hereby given TO Frank A O'Donnel
simeon W. o'Donnel. Marion NJ ODonnel Belle
NJ % Donnel. William l. ODopnel Mary T.
O'ponell. Anna Stewart. John W. Mcdonnell Jen-
ME Mcdonnell Stuhbs. Maury Spencer George
Spencer, Bessie Spencer. Walter Z. Spencer. Davis
a. Spencer, Flora Spencer, Carrie May Spencer
Anna Hamilton. William II. O'Donnefl and Gard
ner II. o'Dunnen. and To all others concerned 10
appear In said court On Friday, the 18th day Il
March. AID. 1899. at 10 O'Clock an 10 show
csnse why such application should not be granted
This notice shall be published in The Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star once In each
Of three successive weeks before the return day
therein mentioned-the first publication tn ipe not
less then thirty days before said retufn day. By
the court: A e, BRADLEY. Justice. Attest;
J. NOTA McGIII. Register Of Wills A =
NORTHlNGTON. IL. THOMAS. Attorneys for
Applicant fe7-law3t
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI ABiA. Myer Cohen et al vs. Charles
baum No. 18ssS Eqrity. Doc. 80 This cause
peihs referred To Inc To state the accounts Of the
cnhllainants as assignees Of the defendant
harles Baum. and 10 report the dlstrfbution of
me fund In their hands notice Is hereby given
mar VIII proceed under the said order of refer
ehce on Tue sday, the l4th Of February ls:g nj
10 O'Clock s.m.. at the auditors rooms I'm tho
United states court house In this city All par-
SONS having claims against the said Charles Baum
or against the fund in the hands Of tb. ssjd as
slSnees or otherwise interested in the said fund
are required Z" present their claims and proofs
at the said time and place JAMES q ptYNF
Auditor - ia A.,
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
pt Coil MBlA holding Special Term for Or
phans Court busfness.-In estate OF John Il
Han. late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
No. si3l- Admlnistr ttiun Docket - Anrlirstt,n
having been nsde Iu the Supreme C0nrf uf the
District N Columbia. holding y Special Term Tor
orphans Court business. for probate Of a last
VIII and testament. md for letters tesfamentnry
on said estate, by Mamie Hall II is ordered this
"a day OF February. 1888. that notice il hereby
given 10 Annie B. II-yser William q Hall
Charles A. Hail. Adnh r. owens Harrie I, HALL
Francis X. Hail. Fannie NJ. Allen Louis 4 Hall
Mary o. Lauderi,ack and Rodney f. A Hall and
to all others concerned. To SppeHr ia said cuIIt ON
Friday. The Eth day Of March, n lSaq az ~
O'Clock a-m Ia show cause why such aupiEcnti1n
should h"t be granted. This notice shall l- pub
iished In The Washington Law Reporter aud Tn.
Evening Star once ia each of three snrc..stys
weeks before the return day therein ment ionad-
The hTst publication 10 he less thirty DAYS
before said return day. By the court, A. q
BR ADLEY. Justice. Attest: J NDTA MctsIII
Register Of Wills. GEO. +, JOHNSON Attorney
for Applicant fs7 lsV2f
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CM.IMBlA, holding Special Term for or
phans Court bnslness.-ln re estate Of James L.
tonFoy, deceased No. s73n. Adminis rH tiou
Docket %. Application having been made u the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia hold
Ing Special Term FOR Orphans Court business
for probate Of Inst VIII and testament, and for
letters testamentary said estate, by John J.
Purcell. it is ordered this Sd day OF February
1899, that notice is hereby given to the unknown
heirs and next Of kin Of James 4. Conroy de-
ceased, and TO all others concerned to appear in
said court on Friday, the nth DAY of March, H.
1893 at 10 o'clock an. 20 show cause why such
application should not be granted. This notice
shall be published in The Washington Law Re
porter and The Evening Star ia each of three
successive weeks before the return DAY therein
mentioned-the first publication 10 be not less than
thirty days before said return day BY the ,.ourt:
A. q. BRADLEY. Justice. Attest: ]. NBTA Nc
GILL Register Of Wills. II. L. DOWNING. At
toney for Applicant. fe7-iaw3t
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n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Orphans Court busina~s.-In n. estate ~ J,hr n
iouhg deceased No. s0ss. Administra tion Uncket
= Apphcaton having been made the S,Ipr.rae
tourt OF the District Of Columbia h,lding SD.-
al Ierm for Orphans Court business for probate
OF iast Will and testament and codi,ils and for
leutfs testamentary said estate hy Rnsguua
- f"ung. II Is ordered this 4th day of Frl,runry
1889 that notice is hereby given 10 Arala.Ila \
" '"hi:or afd TO all Others concerned 10 apt.t,r
III said court on Friday. the 18th day of March
All 1872. ht ln o'clCck m. 10 show cause " nv
such application should not be granted This n,tt.-.
shall he published in The Washington law Re-
porter and The Evening Star once In each ar three
successive weeks before the return dny ths-,.in
menioned-the first publication 70 he n.t loss ,bsn
thrry DAYS before said return day. By the court:
A. =. BRADLEY. Justice. Attest: j NOT 4 Nc
GILL. Register Of Wills LEON TpRRINER a.
torney for Applicant. rc7law3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY R.0.H0ITZMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker. 10th and sts NV.
800 18th NV, 21r. .$S3. .33 12T nw Sr... .25 so
zoos NV, 1+r. 90 sos 18th NV, 7r.. 2s.0 20
1927 10Th NV. Tor. so. IS 300 18th nw 7r. 25. 90
l549 18th. 12r. boo 1434 Fla nw Il. %. 90
l424 Y. 12r. 90 14+0 Fla NV. 7r q. %
2i5S L, llr 5000 1927 Conn av. IT.. %. SO
121S l2th Sr. .450D $40 18th NV, or. % so
a35 n av, Or. 10 80 1888 9th NV Or % SO
919 ID NV, Ir&sto. .40. 90 81 F sw sr..... p 30
1643 18th NV, 12r. so 90 1919 Fla av me- 7r&s2 so
2029 NV. Tor. 10 Is l41S 18th IT,. 20 90
93S NV, SrSsta 81. 20 1927 9th nw Sr :. IS so
1902 9th NV. Tor. 3s so 1857 Ohio av Or. 1890
1907 Q, 1or. 81 so $50 9th sw. Or. 1900
1911 o. 10r- so Oil Mass 5r.. Ia. 30
2104-08 1st NV. Or. 90 I12 X NV 5r.... Ia. 30
1444 Fla 5r. 25. 90 lilo W, 5r 10. 90
1917 1lth NV. 7r.. .25.35
FURNISHED HOUSES.
10th near p 12r. $40 10Th near y, 15r $3.50
mr. 1Ith NV 15r&s. 3, coo Wyoming nv lSr. 2b. $50
y near 10Th 12r. l. 800 e near 18th. 6r. IS
18th mr. X, lar, 2b. 400 10th and Caroline Or. so
OFFICES
Cor 10th & r. 3 RS 94I Il NV. I'd 4. 1r s27 so
en- suite all front. 639 Z NV. I'd fl Or. .25. 90
Desirahle rooms. Atlan- iIo La ay.- $40 & 1900
tic Coast Line bldg. y Sun bldg. rooms.
all front and fireproof. $50 f NV 4th a.. 800
from $40 TO $35 each 405 18th NV rs ca. TO- 90
n av and o. -. $50. 90 PA 9th nw $35 90
9l1 d NV. 1000 9iS 10th NV jrear) TO- 90
Sio - NV. .Z3pi
STABLES.
124s sth rear) So 90 1882 Mass av r'r) $1,000
feB-tf
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ESTATE OF FRANK McKNEw. DECEASED
No. SlsT Docket "a. William H. Meknew and
the National Safe Deposit. Savings and Trust 20
Of the District Of Columbia. administrato have
with the approval Of the Suprtme Court OF the
District OF Columbia holding a Special Term FOR
Orphans Court Business. appointed Friday March
8. 1899. at 10 o'cloc am. as the time and said
court rs the place. for making payment and dis
trtbuion under the courts direction and control.
when a1d where sll creditors and persons entitled
TO distributtve shares legacies or a residue are
notified TO attend In person by agent or attor-
ney duly authorized. with their claims against the
estate properly vouched: Provided. this order he
published once In each of three successive weeks
before said day In the Washington Law Renor-
ter and Evening STIR. Signed January ~ Isoo
.. NOTA McGILlI. Register OF Wills. ja3l-Iawat
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FILED FEBRUARY Z 1899 J. r. YOUNG.
Clerk.-lN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA. holding Equity Court
Margaret kiesecker vs.. Ernest c. kiesecker Equity
No. 2ollS. On motion Of William b. Reilly esd
counsel for compla anant herein. n is this Ith dav
of February. 1888. ordered, that the defendant
cnuse his appearance TO he entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring forty DAYS after
publication hereof; provided a copy Of this order
be published once a week for three successive
weeks in The Washington Law Reporter and In
The Evening Star. The object of this suit Is 10
secure absolute divorce from the defendant on
the grounds Of wiIlful desertion. W. $ cox
Justice. A true cepy-Tcst: ]. r.. YOUNG. Clerk
Ry NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk feT-lav-3t
Evening star., 1899-02-07
WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classltl-
cations of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT oF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA hold ne a sn.a.,.i ,.-,,, - -
phshs t"ult business-ln estate of Charles e.
anderson. decreased. No. s7oT. Admintstr al tinn
gocket - Application having been made to he
Supe me Court of the District Of Columbia holding
special Term for Orphans Court business far
Ptopa.e OF last VIII and testAms mt and codiriIs
anu Tor letters tesfamentHry on said estate NV
Msry r. Green. exedutrix tcslled Nellie IN said
wiil, II fs ordered this sth day of February Isisa
mar notice is hereby given 10 Marian W Drls ana
.lArelce f. Anderson. and to all others concerned
70 appear IN said court on Friday the l7th aAv ~
March, AID. 1899 ~ Io o'clnrI a m =, = S.
cause cause why snch application should not be granted
rms notice shall oe published in The Washington
OF three successive weeks Iefore the return aav
therein mentioned d-the first puhlica ton 20 T.. moi
less than thirty days before said return dav Nv
the court: A. g. BRADLEY gustice Attest.
J.: NOIA MctilLI. Register of wills wN W
hoAhMAN. Attorney for Applicant fe7-iAw3t
Evening star., 1899-02-07

FOR RENT-LY b. +. SAuE Sc COR 7&L wv
lo13 l. NV, 12r&b, 1886 Sth nv. .6r&ba. Is. 90
furnished. 100 1877 Sth NV, 6r&b. -. 90
3l20 NV, is sto. 45 90 3o6 Pa Or nt. Is. 90
ll22 9Th NV. 9rSb. 35 81 2420 9TH NV. Ar 10. 80
466 NV. .8r&b, sto. .30. 90 1850 LIST sw 4rSwa a 90
134S L NV, Sr6b 90 l6O5is Sd NV. 6rSb. IS so
1910 Both NV. Sr&b. SEQ T34 Sheridan 7r&b l6 90
435 o NV, Sr&b. 80 l2i 9Th sc, 6r&b. Ii 80
ga Q NV, 6r&b. .25. 30 l4l2 LIST NV 6r Ia so
1924 10th NV .6r&b. % 30 IA r av. 6r. 40
IA NV. 9r&b. 25. 90 SOC Sd NV Crab 2a SO
903 9TH 1r&b. .new2l.50 202s 7th lg sto 25 90
$40 sc, Grab new .2o.o0 1910 7th lg sto 70. so
81 NV, Sr&b. %. so 40 NV. .4r&b fiat IL so
1709 7th Or sto 20 1907 7th sto % so
Phone 16i3. Call at office for Rent Bulletin"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
Evening star., 1899-02-07

I1l5 Hayes CT Ar. %
ROOMS.
9th g. c, large hail 80. 90
Sli 18th, han .... 1855
2Oo4 /, fat, At. W. rs. 50
4S2-4S6 La ay, office
rooms. $40 and Sl5 90
23l3 L, Ar, w......12. 80
STORES
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR HENT-S0s ID Sc: NEW; DR.; SOUTH
front; facing park; finest location in
ave ears, $3.50. W. f. WRIGHT, 613 f NV
fe7-3ts
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THE 80 ORIENT BICYCLES ARE NOW IN.
They are light and strong machines. built on
see them NHADGEHs& co... 727 i4th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1899-02-07

FOR RENT-D. d THOMPSON. 1895 F ST. NV.
1897 st NV. Or. $3.50 ls2s ST. 6r..... Is so
2511 Pa av, sr. 81 90 sl2 18th ne. ST.. .lS. 50
91l Sd NV, Or. so 81 X ne ST.. 20. 80
1889 18th, linn S26 eth me- Sr 22 20
% st ne. ar. 1880 515 1st ne. IT,. so
Evening star., 1899-02-07

1872 q, %. or, ,I,w,g. 1900
lli2 18th. IS, VT, /, W. .I5.UU
l2oS q, . stls. w.-.l2.00
Ol2 b, As, wr, |. .i0.35
I426 9th, Is, W r....S.g0
24l2 Pa ay Orr, Is
W r,l.............T.00 r,
lS29-3l L. 5s. Woo
WILCOX. 1897 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1899-02-07
ROOMS AND BOARD
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN METZERVrr
bldg, 1110 St NV; elevator; steam heat; no
extra charge for electric light; price, SIP so and
upward. GASCH BROS, 1907 st. NV. fe7-tf
FOR RENT-WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENT
when you can get three looms and private toilet
attached for s12 per month? Also a suite of
rooms for $40; steam heat, water, gas &c; all
mi Stewart bldg, 9th and d sis. NV.
ja2S-2w"
Evening star., 1899-02-07

Jbl-Jusp sleFluaD 81
} NV, Or. .-..-......10.50
l249-oi 35th NV ,6r. 1890
} ll5l 23d NV. Ar. =. 10. 80
$50 Baptist al NV 4r10.30
monthly bulletin
Is. L. WAGGAMAN,
81 L st. NV.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE SLEIGH. ADDRESS $, CAIRO STA
bic, NJ ST. feT-orH
FOR SALE ONE FINE BAY HORSE, 16Ia
hands nigh; suitable for coupe or carriage a
good bargain for anybody desiring such a horse.
To be seen at Depot Quarternaster's Stable bet
Zotn ana list SITS, l. and VI n fei-3t"
FOR SALE-BAY MARE NELLIE; SUITABLE
for lady IL drive for general family use:
also business Dayton and harness. 3O9 st. N W.
fe2-6t-
Evening star., 1899-02-07
FOR RENT
Orleans House, 10Th
e II fur 1Sr Oh

eel, mi. is. 90
e6lS L, 6r. Gel, mi. .1S.5o
Brightw'd. 6r, eel, " .l5.00
2732 +, 5r, Gel. W. is. 80
1850 S0th, Sr, W.. IL. .35
SlS 18th ne, 6r, w. ..12 90
fef-s fnSth WESCDIT A.
Evening star., 1899-02-07
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOB RENT-413 Est. NV. APARTMENT; Z
rooms; tiled batht range; hot water heat; nicely
fur, with shades awnings. etc. $35, winter;
I'D, summer. M.E. NASH. s122 MIST. II. W. feI st
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

In the above remarks there is more
truth than poetry; and the question
which concerns our people Is how to
obtain health in our city. There is but
one source ce--cleanliness and pure water.
The first can be obtained through the
sewerage system, and the proper en-
forcement Of the same, while the latter
by water works. whose full supply
comes from the artesisn wells. To con.
struct both Of these systems, 1t will cost
an out-hy toour city Of some 40, OOO,
which canl,e obtained by the selling Of
bonds. The revenue Of these plants in
a few years taking the history OF other
cities that have them will not only pay
the running expense, OF the plant, hut
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
Did You Sell or Get Your
Texas Lands?

If You have money, lands or inherit.
ance due you IN Texas, write l.. Fulton,
attorney, Denton. Texas, and he will
gee it for Won. There are thousands of
acres awaiting the rightful owners in
Texas. Most all the early settlers had
lands granted them. II You own or
have interest in Texas lands, write L.
Fulton, Denton, Texas He will sell II
for you. He has his own brick build.
ing and Mosler fire proof vault.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

The question of nominations are now
over, and Lefore county can congratu,
late itself on securing as competent and
courteous officers as any county in the
state, II there has been any feelings
aroused over the defeat Of any candi.
date, suppress them or let them die ont
and all work for the good Of the county.
The people should now turn their vt.
tention to the interest Of home and its
prosperity. The coming years should
find all working in harmony with one
aim in view--the advancement and nm.
building OF the county, and the harmo.
ny of its people.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
HEALTH AND PROSPERITY.

In talking to an investor this week,
who is always ready to put his money
in any paying enterprise, said, while
discussing the building of cotton fac
tory in Greenwood; The chief obsta,
Gle to cotton factory in Greenwood or
any where else in the delta is health
To make Il cotton factory u success,
cheap labor must be secured and to
get cheap labor the health of the op-
orators must be insured, for the opera.
tors of factory on the wages they Sc
cure, which are mostle small can not
afford to pay doctor bills When the
delta can guarantee health. with the
other great advantages it offers for en-.
terprises of this kind, factories will
come without being invited
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

will each year chip Oft part of the prin.
cipal and If the individual gain on in,
snrance is considered enough on this
one agency alone will be saved, that
in the time the bonds mature to pay
them off. The putting in of these
guarantees of health, will sccnre tor our
city, enterprises Of different kinds be
sides diawing Il double population TO
what we now have whose taxes will
reduce the rate we are now pay ing,
Progressivencss builds up Il city and the
atmosphere OF Greenwood is as full of
it as the state is of politics, If you have
not caught it, have yourself examined
and see if the moss is not growing on
yonr back. II it is, remove it and unite
with the cause, Whose interest is in your
property, your health, your prosperity
and your town.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
NEGRO TEACHERS.

The remarks of the School Board
concerning the results of the recent
examination of negro teachers, are en-
tlrely worthy of the most serious nj.
tention Of the people Of New Orleans.
"A vast amount OF money is being spent
on the education Of the colored people
throughout the south and this city has
been more than. generous in this mar.
tirular. 1t would now appear that this
expenditure Is being made to very little
purpose. The problem of finding suit
able teachers tor the public schools is
difficult, at best; but there was reason
to hope that the several institute us
for the higher education of negroes
would offer. Mt least, n partial solution.
1t Is evident. however, that the recent
examinations tell a very different
story. since 1t would appear that, with
two or three exceptions, the applicants
for certificates failed in the most mis-
eable way. On this point the School
Board makes the following very peril
nent remarks: 'The most surprising
and disappointing feature of thls.exam-
ination Is that. out 81 the ~ candidates
who stood the examination. AZ were
graduates OF universities, NJ follows:
l9 OF Southern University, % of Str.ight
University, Of New Orleans .Univer-
sl'y, OF Holy Family Academy. or
the fonr passed, three were from South
rrn University, and one had ner4i had
the good fortune Of graduating any
where. We recommend that the at
tention Of these 'universities be called
to the facts above stated and that they
take such steps as will prepare suitable
candidates for teacherships In our
schools. II our coIored schools are to
be placed In the care of coloreI teach.
ers, we do and shall exact preparation
and qualification OF a reasonable high
character from applicants; and, ii. we
are to continue the education Of the
negro. the work must be carried on in
practical manner, and Oh 1ines.,tbat
will benefit the negro. The results
given above are not fattering to this
hope, nor do they stimulate the ambi-
lion OF those who have faith in, ths>ulti.
nate benefit to be attained In the edu-
'atiOn OF the negro p"
The facts speak for the,nrelyea T
g. indeed an open question whethe
he higher education OF negro js a
,ame that Is worth the candle: bnt It IN
lbsolutely certain that any university
hat cannot fit its graduates to teach
n pnblic school Is n failure -ef-the
ankest kind. 1t is an inexcnsable
waste of public funds to support "un-
verslty' OF that description, and 1t is
'erfectly certain that the public will
AXE precisely the view of these in
titution which famous British states.
nan once took Of the House Of Lords.
hey nnst b. either nlended or ended
lines Democrat. :,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
the REIGN OF the pEMAooevr." /"

John Temple Graves knew what he
was doing when he wrote his famous
lecture, for, like yellow fever the dem.
agogue cant be stopped when he once
gets start, and he certainly has good
start in Mississippi. The governor has
a great pull on this side of the state,
and his disgracefnl conduct has little
or no effect on the voter. A great many
people believe that the charges against
him are untrue and that he is being per.
secuted. The governor himself attempts
to leave the impression. Others Led
for him because they were asked to
Some are governed BY prejudice, while
great many follow the crowd. One
man told the editor Of the Reveille that
while be knew some Of the charges a.
gsinst the governor were true, he would
not vote against man for doing the
same thing that he was guilty Of him.
self. OF all Of these reasons. not one ia
founded on good citizenship.
II Governor McLaurin succeeds in be.
ing elected to the United States Senate,
which we sincerely hope will not be the
case, we fear our people will have oc.
casion to regret supporting him. Let
that be as it may, this paper is glad to
go on record as being strong oppon-
ent of a political trust and NAL admin.
istration. Port Gibson Reveille.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

The criminal docket will be taken up
next week, and the Judge thinks most
of the cases will be disposed of. The
following visiting members of the bar
were in attendance l.. M. Southworth,
A. ]. Mccormick, Clarksdale; W.
&, Mel can, Grenada Leroy Percy.
Greenville; &. A. Avant, Birmingham,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

Remember Jacob Weis Mfg. Co., are
are prepared to pay highest cash prices
for saw logs Write them If you have
timber to market.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to
bny cattle from my tenants, on either
Ine lend or Ashwood plantations AZ
all cattle are mortgaged to me.
w. G. GEORGE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
CIRCUIT COURT CoNvENEs.

The Circuit Court court opened last
Monday with Judge Montgomery on
the bench. The fearless and able dis
trict attorney, 3. G. Humphreys, was
on hand, ready to prosecute the law
breaker while Sheriff Humphreys
with his squad Of deputies We're there
to serve the court in any capacity de
sired. This being the first week OF the
court which was set aside for the hear
ing of civil cases, Circuit Clerk Bew
had all docketed for business. After
the opening of the court and sounding
the docket, the jurors We're called and
the juries made up for the week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
DISMISSED.

Nathan Oppenhimer vs. T c Carrot,
q w Holmes claimant.
A G Levy & Co VS. T c Carrot; same
order as above.
Friedman Bros vs. c Carrot; same
order as above.
Kingsland Douglass Mfg Co vs. as
above; same order
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
JURY L. VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Lizzie Robinson vs. n l. Lackey.
Town of Greenwood VS. q c Wash
ington; defendant fined $500.

JUDGEMENT BY DEFAULT.
Miss Nellie Lewis VS. Jas Barry.
lrby GillilaXd VS. J l. Haley.
Forodick & Wagner VS. J L Haley,
Goodbar Il Co VS. l. Haley.
Paducah Furniture Factory vs. J l.
L Haley.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

Planters Oil Mill e. Mfg Co VS. l. and
l. and G Insurance Co
E L Miller vs. E NJ Miller, with lease
of defendant to plead.
w R Hyatt vs. Alstin Commiss' n Co.
w 7 Rush vs. Hilliard Moore.
Hentz q Co vs. Greenwood Compress
& Storage Co.
H.in Of Mary vallen rs LeAore
County.
w A GiIlispie " F Berry.
g E Dougan vs F Berry.
Kline, Wilson & Co vs Hunphreys
Il Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21

J B Lanier VS. J L Rutherford; cause
abated
Studenbaker Bro Mfg Co VS. J r
Wusenger; removed to Coahoma county.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-21
DISMISSED.

DISMISSED.
J T Smith VS. g w Jones: at defend
ants cost.
Delta Pine Land Co vs. ] r Ruther
ford; at defendants cost.
s. B. Jones vs. Board Of Supervisors;
at plaintiffs cost.
Lefi0re County vs. Geo. Warrington.
JURY 4 VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT,
Link Shoe Co vs. Robt Herman.
Lyme, Starting e. Co vs. J NJ Wyatt
Rosa Nero vs. Southern r r.
Mrs c e Miller vs. Southern r r.
Merchants Bank vs. G z Williamson.