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Evening journal., 1913-09-27
PROPOSALS.

It s. ESqINEER po Ia. % OFFICE ,e, WlLMINs
having been made that the trolley Camden
and Amboy r. r. and County Highway
bridges crossing Pensauken Creek, y. J.,
about Ia miles above mouth, are unreas-
enable distractions 10 navigation, notice is
hereby given that public henring will be
held in Reception Room Of Mayors Office.
Room 202, City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa, at
IL a. m. September 20, 1919. to which all
interested parties are invited 10 be present
and submit their views. Views should be
submitted in writing as far as possible
r. r. Raymond. Mai. Engrs.
sug26, 81, %, 29sept26,27.
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MONEY ToLOAN
REMOVAL NOTICE
CHIROPODIST

r--~e---~-----~
L LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. NO. COL
It Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns. Bunions. Ingrown
Nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. ID.
4 A. 26if n2e'u.
A NNlE NJ. sCHAFFER. CHIROPODIsT.
IA has removed 20 the Harris Building. No.
2il W.. Tenth street. ID. a. phone,
1895. ian24-1yr.
Il, LIzABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
IL Fowler & Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hairdressing and mnssaging. No.
900 Adams St. D. & A. 1908. Evening
by appointment may15-iyr
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

II Or SALE OR EXCHANGE.
II farm Of 90 acres, well watered. adapt
ted TO raising Of all kinds Of grain and fruit
Frame house, rooms. porch, barn, stable
8 horses. 8 cows, good barrack and other
outhuldings Fourteen miles from the city
Of Wilmington. Good road; convenient;
schools, churches and stores. q. S. mail
Apply FRAZER & co.
No. 100 King stree.
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AGENTS WANTED

DUNrLEY PNEUMATIC SWEEPER COM
PANN WANTS LIVE, PROGRESSIVE
AGENTS FOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
COMBlNA11ON PNEUMATIC SWEEPER
REVOLVING BRUSH AND POWERFUL
PENuMATIC SUCTION PUMPS REMOVE
DUST LINT. THREADS Is ONE OPERA
TfON. 116 NORTH 10TH ST. PHfLA.
sept27-It
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HELP WANTED

~ xfI CzRFffRs W1NTrDsss 10
w 800. month s4auv November exami-
uationa. sample questions free. FRANk-
. 1 sept17-imo
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NOTICES

NJ ADAM LEO - RONANY GYPSY
Nl Palmist, will be at Shellpot Park all
winter. Can be seen al any time Tells
your past, present and future just - you
have gone and will 80 through life, for 25c.
Shcllpot Park, Wilmington, Delaware.
sept16.1m.
u REEVE WILL GIVE. ABSOLUTELY
It free, handsome Webster's Dictionary,
Of over 400 pages, and send n post paid
for just little information which YOU can
furnish as without any trouble Write for
particulars =. II. Sykes, Nineteenth and
Ellsworth Sts9 Phila., Pa. sept22,2T.
NJ OTICE-To WHOM 1T MAY CON.
~ eern-Harry Adler, ia no longer con
necied with this company and any debts or
obligations contracted by him in the name
Of this company will not be honored or paid
by the undersigned
ROSS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MIL.
LINERY CO, 625 Market street.
Wilmington, Del, Sept "a, 1913.
sept24tt.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

s-----~~S~->>~~~-~-~--~-----~
II STATE OF FEDERICO EVARTsTO
IL SCHEMEL DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of Fedrico
Evarisso Schemel, late Of Republic Of Ven
ezuela, deceased, were duly granted unto
the Wilmington Trust Company, on the
eleventh day Of September, A u. 1913,
and al persons indebted to the said de.
ceased arc requested TO make payment 10
the administrator without delay, and all per.
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present the
same, duly prohated. 10 the said administra.
tor, on or before the eleventh day Of Sep.
tember, A. d. 1914, or abide by the law In
this behalf.
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator
Address Wilmington Trust Co, Wilmink.
ton, Delaware. t1-eod.3wks
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GOOD POSITIONS
ARF opEN no TRAINED MEN

AAAE OitfN AAO lNAlNFh miANs
X NJ c. A. Evening School opening,
Oefober i offers salary raising instruction
IN thirty.fvo elementary, business and in
6ustrial subjects. septi 3, e,2O,23,25.21,ao.
IL CRITICAL BORING MILL HANDS AND
lathe hands wanted. Men accustomed to
operating inch and larger boring mills and
mrn accustomed to operating 3Oinch lathos
and larger. Should be able 20 read drawing
and have KIT Of tools. Desirable openings
lo competent men. Address Employment
Dept Zen. Flec Co., W. Lynn. Mass stat
lne age experience in detail and wages ex.
pected. aug26.2t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NJ ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ septi0-imo 104 y. EIGHTH ST
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Rental List
DWELLINGS.

DW Elll4lNGS.
2f3 r. Twelfth St., 6 rooms ....... S1t 90
934 Bennett St., rooms ....... $3.50
9O7 Elm St. ..................... $1,000
1907 Franklin ST.. II g. b.. $500
7O4 10 Market ST.. II g. b.. $42. 90
2l7 West St.. i2 r & B.......... $1,000
s27 Van Buren, St., - r & B...S32. so
25O1 Tatnall ST.. r & B...... S25 90
APARTMENTS.
Alhanibra No. 1. Il, b & P... s35 90
1902 Van Buren St., 5 r & B.......S3s. 90
1902 Van Buren St, & b, (flr-
nished) .... ............... $500
902 Market ST., (see agents).
9O4 Market St.. (see agents).
907 West ST., g. B, 2nd floor. $50. 90
9O7 West ST.. r & b, 9rd floor. $40. 90
922 Shipley St., 5 r & B..........slS.OO
STORES.
9O4 Market ST.. (see agents).
80. Lancaster ave ~ 90 90
sos Shipley St...................S $500
OFFICES
3 East Ninth St.. I'd floor.
n. J.. Cor Ninth and Market St., I'd floor.
9O2 Market St., I'd floor.
9o4 Market St., I'd floor.
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AGENTS WANTED

A GENTs-A GOLD ENGRAVED INITIAL
"A stick pin and cuf link set free with
every sale. Write quick for terms and free
samples II YOU want a fast seller and big
money maker Milton Tie Co.. 57i9 Hopper
ST.. Dayton. Ohio. scpt27.1t
Evening journal., 1913-09-27

NJ L CAN FIND YoU AN OCCUPANT
w for that idle room. You are losing 81
or 50 week now. Address DIS. Evening
Journal Once d11-n.
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Statesmen WANTED

NJ ANTED-REGULAR OR SIDE LINE
w salesmen 70 sell our popular line n
water colored Calendars, January snappy
selling line, exclusive designs. sell for
manufacturer direct; big commissions paid
promptly. Empire Art Company Chicago
sept27.it
Evening journal., 1913-09-27
FOR RENT

OIN MIN
1908 Broome ST.. 10 rooms and bath.
SOC W. Ninth ST., 10 rooms and bath.
1912 Pennsylvania Ave, o rooms and bath
A and Hesld SITS, (store)
900 Wawnset Ave. rooms and bath.
1928 jackson ST.. rooms and bath.
1912 Wawaset Ave. rooms and bath
2516 Washington ST.. rooms and bath.
1903 W. Ninth St., 10 rooms and bath
1909-i1 ". Sixteenth ST., rooms and bath
log Ruth ST.. rooms and bath.
1922 Washington St.. furnished, 10 rooms
and BATH porches.
APARTMENTS.
914 jefferson Street:
First floor. rooms and bath.
Second floor, rooms and bath
Third floor. rooms and bath
7O6 Delaware Ave, room and bath
furnished.
7o6 Delaware Ave- ? room and bath
sa2 West ST. srd aoOr, rooms and bath
furnished
Properties for sale in all sections NJ tho city
Sec our list before buying. Apply 10
G. H. Hayden,
NO. 7o6 MARKET STREET.
d. & A. Phone. 55i3
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE

NJ IDDLE AGED NAN WITH EXPERT.
w enee snd steady, wishes a position on
po4Itry plant We. Evening Journal
omcs sept25-3t.
~ ANTED-DICTAToN OR COPYING
w work. Letters. Documents. Specifca.
tork etc Good work az reasonable prices
" Aaichett. public stenographer, law
@ulding. Second Floor. Phone d. & A. 5617.
fspt13.imo.
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TAI NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE

Tax Notioe-County Taxpayers, take
notice . per cent. discount will be al
lowed on all county taxes for the year 1918.
during the month Of September. Office
hours, a. m. 70 p. m. The tax Office will
be open from September "a 20 September 80,
inclusive. excepting Saturday from 8 a m.
to p. NJ, continuously, 20 give taxpayers a
chance TO take advantage OF the rebate.
CHAS. II. LIppINCOTT.
septts 70 3o Receiver Of Taxes.
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4 OR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY, NO
It 1906 West Eighth street; owner to
board with family. Apply evenings.
sept5-tf.
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PRIVATE SALE.

NlzwWn PRIVATE SALE OF IS HEAD
Of Fresh Cows and Springers
l The last Of the season
THOS. H. PASsMORE
sept21-2t. d. A. Phone, 55TeA.
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DELAWARE TRUST CO..
n f. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings,
20 8 O'Clock.
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FOR RENT

1903 Pennsylvania Ave. 70 R & r. $40. so
1912 Washington ST., 10 Z & B...... $4,000
2if Shipley ST.. fbuildingl ....... $1,000
622 King st. (storel ........... 500. 90
SOC Elm St, r & B........ $500
623 Broome St., L & p, apartment $500
223 Ford Ave. 7~R & B...-...S $500
1927 Maryland Ave. & $1,000
1912 Wawaset St., 3 r & B... s23.O
COS jackson ST., & b.. s27.o
f07 shipley ST., second, thri and fourth
iit ors.
7.room house and garden. Marshall.
ton .....,.... ............s $50
7room house and garden, Marshall
ton .......... .............s $50
R. NJ CRANST0N.
Real Estate, Insurance and Mortgages.
502 Shipley Street.
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MANICURIST.


NJ ISIS p. f. LE-SHAMPOOiNG,
vi Electric Scalp Treatment. Hair Dress
ing Hours by appointment. Phone 4692D.
sept6-1m
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For Rent
1891 Clayton St.. rooms, bath, heater
and porohes.
r. RTTCHIE.
No. oil W. Ninth St.. or No. 1904 Penn
sylvania Avenue.
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sITrATION wANrEp-FEMALE

nv 1T1s15FS poSI'r1,SS- 40 a.,
~ or, uennging housekeeper Address
N ~, Evening Journal once. septe5.st
NJ oAAN WITH ONE CHILD DESIRES
w position a. housekecper Good ref.
frcnce. a place IN the country preferred
MRS. WILL II MORRIS. 1905 Pine 81.
septef-tf
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REAL ESTATE-FOR REM.

8 TORE no. sos RING STREET. FOR
- merly knowo as the Remnant Store
Apply 70 John =. Thomas. No. sos King
street. aug2a-1m.
Il OR RENT-A SUITE OF THREE GOOD
II = rooms for housekeeping, with heat
electric, gas-light and Of bath room. on
second hoor at no. 1905 WEST SEVENTH
STREET sopt24-6t
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REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT

Il or REsNT1I-FFIRM' 100 ACRES, MEAN
It city. @. f. Park, No. 107 West Ninth
street. sept20-w,s-tf.
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APARTMENTS

A PARTMENTs FOR RENT AT NO sis
"A West street. First floor. seven rooms
and bath. Third floor rooms and bath
Heat, continuous hot water and ianitor ser
vice, stationary wash tubs and use Of large
side yard. Location and apartments very
desirable. Apply 10 7. @. McComb. Trustee
No. 4o5 Equitable bldg sept2s-at
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BUSINESS NOTICE


I AVN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE
II paired Carpet Sweepers and Wringers
repaired. John II. Schwezer. No. 525 West
Front street. Both phones. m30.tf.
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OR sALE--HAvINe BOUGHT A LOT
Tnere 1 intend TO build two houses
1T.Jlu sen, exchange or rent No s1s North
.achson street rooms 2 porches. bath
two tohets, copper spouting and All ron'
eeen,enees. first-class condition Throughout
s.roa. 1870 . Mattngly, No. SIS North Jackson
'''''' sopt2 I-eod.1m
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REAL ESTATE-.FOR SALE

Il OR SALE-MoDERN NINE ROOM
- three.story brick house, front and bsci
porehes, three bay windows, cement cellar.
soou furnace. FIVE blocks from business
oen'ef' good neighborhood Sacrifice Tor
quick sale. Apply No. $50 Lombard 81
sept22tf
Evening journal., 1913-09-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

- pTssM1KTR IPpRTNTICFs WANTED.
~ Address Woo, Evening journal once.
septi 6eod-lm.
Az -ANTED-GIRfs 10 WORK on
w ladies and mems tailoring No $50
Jefferson street. sept262t.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

~ SNTcuRiEG. MAssAGTNG AND
NI Scalp Treatment Mrs. Anna Reed.
40. o2a shipley 81. Phone. 467sA.
mari51yr.
Evening journal., 1913-09-27

M ANIED--PERSONAL PROPERTY on
w ali kinds, good secondhand furniture
bought and sold. Safes once Fixtures Ftc.
stoves speciality. Also a new lot Of Rugs.
lAonieum, OH Cloth, at SOC on the dollar
Come see cs before parting with your cash
for cash talks with me-
CHARLES g. HURLoCK.
lulye-I. serenth and Poplar Streefs
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
Bids for Convict Supplies.

Notice is hereby given that the Board invites
sealed bids for the furnishing the county on
the following supplies for convict road work,
ETC.. said bids TO be filed with the Chancery
Clerk at Laurel, Miss, by II O'Clock ~, October
9th. 1913 to-wit:
Flour. barrels per month, Bacon good grade
about 400 pounds per month. Lard Compound
about 100 ponds per month. Coffee green
about i25 pounds per month. Sugar about SO
pounds per month. White Pefs about 100 lbs.
per month, Irish Potatoes about 10 bushels per
month Baking Powder about per
month. Feed Oats about 140 bushels per month.
Mixed Feed about 2S sacks month. Hay about
ton per month Overalls standard brand II
paiis per month. Jumpers standard brand II
pairs per month Fleece-lined Undershrts
about 40 suits In all 4 dozen pairs Heavy Socks
2 doz pairs Heavy Brogan Shoes. Coal Oh
about 10 gallons per month. About dozen
good grade Railroad Shoes About doz. good
grade Mat Axes About dozen good grade
Chop Axes. About 10 kegs 40 ID Nails,
The amounts above named only approxima-
ted to be more or less as required by needs of
the campy delivered in such quantities re-
quired by needs of the camps.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors as same
appears on minutes of said Board Book + at
page $50 w. Fl. BUFkIN, Clerk.
This Sept. 9th 1913
BY w. V. WALTERS.
The Board reserves the right to rejeet any
and all bids. sea25.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
Commissioners Sale

State of Mississippi, Jones County.
IN CHANCERY COURT--No. 1898
In the matter of Exparte Petition of
Mrs. +. w. Grayson for the sale of
lands in the village of Moselle, Miss
BY virtue of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of said County, rendered
in the above styled cause on the 9th
day OF June A. D. 1913, at the June
term A. d. 1913 Of said Court, !, the
undersigned, duly appointed Special
Commissioner of said Court will on
the 9th day of October, A. ID. 1913,
between the hours OF eleven O'Clock
a. m. and four O'Clock p. M, sell at
Public out Cry, at the west door OF
the Court House in said Jones County.
at Ellisyille, Miss, to the highest bid
der or bidders for cash, the following
described real estate, situated in the
County of Jones in the State of Mis-
sissippi to-wit: Commencing at the
South East Corner Of Lot No. 10,
running Thirty five yards North
thence Sixty yards West, thence
Thirty five yards South, Sixty five
yards East, containing one half an
acre more or less in S w. IA of N.
w. IA Section IL, Township 6, N. II.
ID, West, lying in the town of Mo-
selle, or Tuscanola Miss.
Dated this the 4th day of September
A. ID. 1913. w. n. BUFKIN,
Special Commits ioner
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
Notice OF Trust ee's Sale OF Land

BY v irtue Of autho GRITTY vested in me as sub.
ststuted trustee In certain deed of trust execu-
ted by George and Ida Stallworth. wife of said
George Staliworth, on the 18th day of Jonuary.
1910, to secure the payment OF acertain indebt-
edness due by them to j 5. Tucker which said
deed Of trust recorded in land mort. record book
ID ID o5 page S3iin the Office of Chancery Clerk at
Ellisville, Jones county Mississippi and my
appointment as such subs1t'd trustee is,recorded
in record book on page is in the office of the
Chancery Clerk at Ellisville, Jones county, mis-
sssippi. the original trustee refusing to as
such trustee. and the conditionsin said deed of
trust being broken. and the beneficiary in said
deed of trust requesting It. win on the first
monday in October 1913, being tn { 9Th day of
said month, within legal hours of such sales in
front of the west door of the Court House in
4llisvle Jones co. Miss. offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash. at public cutlery to
satisfy the indebtedness secured by aid deed of
trust and all costs incident thereto the land de
scribed an the N IL of N w la of N w IA of
Section 81 Township s North of Range ~ West
In the First District of Jones county. MISSISSIPPI
pi. Witness my signature this the 9Th day of
September 1913. j. ". LEWIS,
sep2S Substituted Trustee.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
Columbus Ships Begin
Voyage Around u. S.

For the second time in their twenty
years Of existence, the Columbus
ships, the Nina, the Pinta and the
Santa Maria, replIcas Of the three
famous ships chat bore the explorer
to the shores OF a new world, have
started on long ocean yoyfge
Since 1893, when the Spanish govern
ment turned the caravels over to the
United States at the time of the
Worlds Fair in Chicago, they had
rested peacefully at anchor in Chi
cago park, Now they are on their
way through the Great Lakes. They
will be taken to the ocean by way OF
the St Lawrence River and will sail
down the Atlantic Coast through the
Panama Canal and up the Pacific
Coast 10 San Francisco, Cal.
The carayels will be the first ships
Off tally 70 pass through the great
cana They will be manned by or VS.
OF $50 Harvard graduates. AT San
Francisco they viii participate In the
Panama-Pacific Exposition. The
tiny ships had great difficulty in
making the journey from Spain.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
The Ellisville High School

This institution opened last Mon
day under the most hattering aus
pices. The school has eleven grades
this year Prof. Rice will have
charge of the school this year. Mr..
Kenna, who has been head of the
last three years, will teach at A. and
NJ. College this season. Prof. Rice is
from Louisiana and the University of
Ohio. The rest of the faculty includes
Misses Ferguson, MCGOWAN, LeCand,
Maud Harrington, Agnes Kelly,
Myra DuBose, Olive Carter and
Maude Gillespie.
Our people are all charmed with
Prof. Rice, the new principal, and
believe that he will do much toward
the uphuilding of our school. He is
from Charleston, Miss, and one of
the leading young educators of the
South. He has most pleasant and
captivating manner and our town is
to be congratulated on securing his
services. In fact, the entire faculty
is the best to be had. Prof. Rice Is
already contemplating several chan
ges TO improve the school and in
terest and instruct his pupils.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
THREE KILLED ALABAMA DUEL
Parties Connected
Ellisville Citizen.
With

The following dispatch will be read
with especial interest by the people
of our town, as the battle took place
at the former home of Mr.. j. l.. Nc
Gowan, of the Hotel Alice, in Ellis
vile, and Josiah Handy, one of the
men killed, married first cousin of
MIR, Mc-Gowan's. MIR. MCGOWAN
says he was not we'll acquainted with
the Lindseys, who lived on farm
once owned by him, but they had the
reputation OF being very bad and
turbulent people. The Hambys we're
fine family, and splendid citizens.
The following is the report of the
duel Brewton, Ala, Sept. IA
telephone message this evening says
that Josiah Handy, his son, James
Hamty, and JAS. d. Lindsey were
killed, and William Handy pain
fully wounded in shotgun duel a
Lindsey's farm this afternoon. Il
is stated that the men had a previous
difficulty, and Hambsey and his two
sons went to Lindseys farm, where
he and his sons were at work. The
Lindseys are said to have been pre-
pared for an attack, although JOSIAH
Handy is reported to have sshot
first. All OF the men are prominen
planters near Mason, twenty five
miles from this place.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
A Valuable Citizen.

You can always count on our
friend Joe b. Cough to do the right
thing at the right time. Last week
he had out moving machine and
cut the weeds from every public
street in this quarter of the city, and
which not only improved the looks
of things, and was a comfort to PEI
destrians. but as the weeds were just
in flower be win destroy the crop for
next year. Ellisville needs more
men like Joe Cough.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
JURORS FOX CIRCUIT COURT
ANNOUNCED.
Iury Llst First VICE..


A. j. Benson, Burl Easterling, w.
M, Carter, w. A. Temples, r. ]
Lyde, h. H. Dunagin, w. w. Holi-
Geld, G. r. Huddleston, w. s. Love,
II. Sims, G. r. Perkins, n. e.
Walters. J w. Robbins, j. L. Nea.
son, II. r. Moorehead, II, T. Under
wood, J. b. Wade, J. W. Hinton,
f. D. Bynum, J. f. Gatlin, G. NJ.
Walters. W. s. Pylate, W H. Leg
gett, NJ. W. Walters, E. w. Rush,
G. Musgrove, S. F. Hilbun, r. w.
Hosey, l. " Coates, w. F. Fall, F.
N. Jeifcoats, J. r. Forester, A. L.
Meador, J. c. o. Lewis, J. F. Hinton.
J. o Buchanan, j N. Dykes, J. F..
Stewart, w. II. Chapman, J. f.
summran, r. r. Wooten, NJ. J. Bull
lock, C. g Garnett, w. F.. Welborn,
J. w. WEIGH, J. M. Pharris, j. J
Scrugg w. G. Mcbride, j c. Ed
wards, A. L. Temples.
Jury List Second Week.
J. w. Clark X. d. Stevens, l.. j..
Lyon, b. l., Walters, r. Holiheld,
w. G. Doggett, u. p. Walters, J. p.
Tombstone, }. F. Wade, J. E. Cort-
ney, D. e. Martin, D. W. Royals, A..
Mcdonald, J. o. Long, y. L. Flowers,
Daniel Blue, w. e. Parish, ]. j..
Hurst, j. Hinton, B. b. House, r.
W. Parker, r. Cook, A. c. Holliway,
s. E. Cobb, d. f. Denham, G, r..
Sims, w. A. Meador, w. d. Thomas,
w w, Grant, II, G. Walters.
Jury List Think Week
Joe r. M, PIP, w H. Hodge, Sam
Lindsey, L. B. Geddie, F. B. Sanders,
Berry Hill, r. c. Powell, w. M.
Riley, II B. Webb, j. B. Long, F.
A. Tate, M. Hill, NJ. Todd, Jas.
Morgan, M. l.. Patrick, II. L. viii.
liams, w. N. Jenkins, w. w. Bostick,
j L. Black, A. b. Walters, J. A.
Lowe, w. G. Clarke, j. M. Sumrall,
G. N. Ztteraw, j. p. Jeffcoats, w
II. Ward, J. M. Eazell, J. L. Bodie,
H. b. Wade, II. II. Dunston.
Jury List Fourth Week.
G. J. Wood, ]. L. Blackledge, j.
w. Mailman, Joshua Newell, G. w.
Martin, j. IA. Lewis, n, w. Duck
worth, G. d. Valentine, Il. e. VIM,
II. H. Mitchell, Amos Coats, w. Il.
Rean, G. f Valentine, II. Y. We'll
born, j f. Valentine, ]. t. Alexan-
der, w. b. Watson, ]. E. Clark, w.
d. Payne, S. A. Trest, T. G. McLe-
more, II. A. Heidelberg, w. w.
Knight J. r. Easterling, w. Hill,
w. N. Smith, Il. Il. Clay, II. p. Moss,
T.. M. Jackson, t. c. Bryant.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
Administrator Notice to Credi.
tors

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Admin
istration of the estate of b, l.. Lowery, deceas-
ed. were granted TO the undersigned by the
Chancery' Clerk of the First District of Jones
county, Mississippi on September 9th, A. D
1918. and all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to have he same
probated, registered and allowed by the Chan
Gerry Court Of tho First District of Jones county.
Mississippi. within one year from this date. and
any such claims not so probas ed. registered and
allowed within said time will be forever barred
This September 9Th. A. d. 1913
w, 5. GLENN and ID. X COLLINS,
Administrators of the estate of b. l.. Lowery,
dcceased sev2S
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
Department OF the Interior.
u. 5. Land Office at Jackson, Miss.
AUGUST eNth 1ol3

u. 5. Land Office at Jackson. Miss
August 10th. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth Eas-
teriing of Moseile Mississippi. who on January
9TH: 1909 made Hoffiestead Entry No. 0S5S4 for
NE IA of MN r,ction 20 Township North
Range II VIZ Est. Stephens meridian has
filed notice - make tere year proof, to estab'
lisb claim TO the land abs,ve described. before
NJ c. Bush, Circuit Clerk. at Ellisvilie. Missis-
sippi on the tn day Of October. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses. X. l., Jones, of
Moselle, Miss Ramsey Murphy of Mosene
Miss. B. CrRnthaIn, of Ellisvie. Miss.i Pink
Morse OF Ellisvilie, Miss
tOet2 JIJAY WHITE. Register.
The Jones County news., 1913-09-18
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