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The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Legal Notices.


BY virtue OF the authority conferred on me as
substituted trustee In that certain deed OF trust
executed on February 2nd 1912, BY Wm y,
White to G. l., Faulhaber, trustee, TO secure an
Indebtedness therein mentioned TO the lnterna-
tional Life Insurance Company of ST Louis, Mo-.
snid deed OF trust being recorded in Book "a,
page l62, OF the Records OF Trust DEEDS IN the
Chancery Clerks Office OF Holmes County, Miss
issippi my appointment rs substituted trustee
heine recorded In Book l, page POS, OF the Rec.
ords of Mortgages and Deeds OF Trust IN saiu
Chancery Clerks office of Holmes County ana
|. having been requested to foreclose said deed
OF trust by the holder OF the notes secured there
hy will, on Monday, the oath day of August, 1914,
within the legal hours Of sale In front OF the
CITY Hall In the Town OF Durant, Holmes Coun-
ty Mississippi offer for sale and viii sell at pub
liz auction to the highest bidder for cash the
following described land, to-wit; Lots Twelve
| tl2) and Thirteen (lS) In Section Fourteen llal;
all of Lot Fourteen (l4) In Section Fourteen ll4l
except from said Lot Fourteen the following de'
| scribed parcel OF land to-wit Beginning at the
northeast corner OF said Lot Fourteen run
| thence south 5H chains, thence south oO degrees
| west {. SO chains, thence nnrth chains, thence
north aOt degrees. west 80 chains thence soutf
| 4es degrees west I57 chains, thence north a9s
degrees west 20 chains to the north line OF saio
| Lot Fourteen thence east IL chains to the POM
| OF beginning, the part so excepted containing
6 70 acres; Lots One u ana SIX to( IN Seetl9ll
Fifteen (l5); Lot One (l) and the north halt (n.t
| of Lot Two (2) In Section Twenty-Five (22l; al
of Section Twenty three (28); all that part Q
| Section Twenty.four t24) lying west OF Bil
| Black river all In Township Fourteen tl4l nortl
| In Range Four t4) east, containing l4i3 acre
more or less situated In Holmes County. Missis
sippi ,,,,
1914. h. AhBERI; Jk.
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NOTICE! !

The Personal Assessment Roll
10 now on file In the office OF the
chancery Clerk for the inspection
OF all concerned. am directed
by the Board OF Supervisors to no.
tIfy the public through The Lex
ington Advertiser that the Roll
Book will be open for the inspee-
ton of the public until the August
meeting OF the 6oard, at which
time the Board of Supervisors will
90 over the Roll Book for the pur-
pose of equaIixing the taxes. All
parties having complaints must
file same In writing in time to be
taken up and adjusted at the Au.
gust meeting. After the Roll Book
has been approved no allowances
p. n. MURPHY,
Chancery Clerk
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ROWLING GREEN.

N Those from here who attended the
h;rthday dinner at at Mr.. c. =. Har--
rison's were Miss Cora Mcclellan ana
brother, Henry, Irby Sheehy and Mad
ison Mcclellan.
W. e. M.Lellan spent Tuesday night
with |, B Farmer and family.
Mrs. Josephus Moore, of Lexington,
and grandson, Pearson, are Visitlng
Mrs. M. H Ellis this week.
Rev. A, H. Miller is engaged IN
revival meeting at Beulah this week.
/ /. Roberts, of Durant, visited
Rev. A. H. Miller Saturday afternoon
Rev. D. H Crowson will Degln re,
v,yal meeting here Sunday with an al
dav service and dinner on the ground
Mr.. Curtis, of Grenada, will be here tt
give Sunday school lectures. Every
body is cordially invited to come
Mrs. C. A. Weston, of Greenwood
visited her sister, Mrs. j. U. Sheehy
last week.
We deeply sympathise with Mr., ant
Mrs. B. M. Melton in the death 0
william Pollard, their fifteen month
old baby. Having passed through thl
irving ordeal twice we know wha
their grief is. May the God tina
watched over Israel sustain and com
fort them.
MIR, Morgan Weeks spent Sunda
with D. J. Ellington. -,
MIR. VIM. Holmes spent Sunday wit
his friend, w. B. Strowd.
]. l. Almon and family Sundaye
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For Busshart's Part He Favors Good
Roads, but Not at Taxpay-
ArS' EXDGnSe Se

Dear Advertiser "A few words
through your valuable paper in regard
to the good roads, as we are just about
to 90 into something that we do not
know anything about. We had
better study our lesson well for II we
vote wrong we may regret 1t some oay
and it may be to our sorrow.
For my part am in favor OF good
roads. but not at the taxpayers ex-
nense, am in favor of every man
That wants a macadamized road to
bnild It at his own expense; let's not
tax ourselves about five per cent to
make road for few automobile peo'
ME who do not pay any taxes only or
an auto. The people that have to pay
taxes had better get in line on July q
and let's say by our vote that we dC
not want any more taxes on ourselves
Look at Carroll county and see VIVA ma
she has done ;they spent about $l0O, OO'
and never got started to making I
GOOD road. much a road that would d'
for a wheelbarrow to go over: Ant
! Ieflore county has adopted this com
mission form of road working. AM
let's see what they pay, just forty-hV'
} mills, and if we get it we Will pa!
Ave cents on the dollar for every thin
we have, SO let's see if we cant mi
that right in the bud. a...
| am yours for success.
M. A. BUSSHART.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
PROVIDENCE.

Will you allow space in your valua-
BILE paper for an article intended for
the purpose of helping Black Eyed
Susans talk up cooperation among the
citizens of our county. As you all will
remember, cooperation nowadays is the
life of trade; it used to be competition
was the life of trade. But, dear read
er, you must remember that there is no
competition at this day and time. All
the moneyed class of people have all
about agreed on one certain thing
they have all about agreed on certain
rate of interest and certain price on
goods. Every merchant has to sell his
goods at the same price as the other
fellow; so you see competition is
knocked out along that line, and they
have entered into cooperation. Every
class of people of our country is organ
lied except the doggone fool farmer
but they are fast opening their eyes
Continued on paRe9
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PlCKENS.

Miss Norma Tucker and sister. Mrs.
Frank Stebbens, of Abbeyille, La,
are priced guests of Mrs. j. j. Tucker.
Messrs. Edward and W. W. Wilburn.
of Lexington. are at the bedside of
their brother, Mr.. J. +. Wiiburn' VINO
has been quite i'll for several days..
Miss Claude Webb and brother
Walter. of Kentwood. La j. are the ap
preciated guests of their father, j. u.
Webb. -
Mrs. Will Martin and friend. Miss
Weatherby, of Durant, spent several
days with her mother, Mrs. Rogers.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Imam, OF JACK
son. were guests in the homes or mes,
DANES w. E. and John Imam several
DAYS this week. :.
Miss Bessie Pollard, of Ackerman, IL
the appreciated guest OF Mlssse olmp
son. .L;Ia.o,
have returned to their home at blr
mingham, Ala, after spending seyera
weeks with her parents, Capt. ana MRS
Mrs, j. r. Hoover and son, Britt, re
turned to their home at Memphis atteI
having spent several weeks with rela
tives and friends here.
Miss Audrey Simpson has returne'
from a pleasant sit to frienos q
Ackerman Az
Misses Marlborough, of Selma, Ala.
are the priced guests of their uncle
A. P. Marlborough. for few weeks.
Mrs. J. r. Buford has returned troI
a visit to relatives at Oklahoma;
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EuLOGY,

MIR. Jim Ables and family spent Sat
urday night with j. L. Abes and ia
mily.
Mrs Ned Pierce and little children
were Sunday visitors at j. 1. Ed-
wards ..
G. M. Fryer and daughter. Miss
Bette, attended the speaking at Eoe-
nezer Tuesday.
Grandma Phillips returned home last
week from an extended visit to her
brother. L
Mrs, Mollie Malone, Albert Harth-
cock and John Malone spent Saturday
me at pleasantly with Mrs j. M. Rod
gers and family.
Among those who attended preaching
at Harland's Creek from here Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Edwards,
Misses Lou Etha Rodgers and Bette
Fryer and Albert Rodgers.
Miss Albert Phillips spent last week
very pleasantly with Miss Mona Wal
lis.
Miss Bette Fryer has returned home
from Hattiesburg, where she hsa been
attending the normal.
j. M. Rodgers wrs seen. on his way
to BROWNSVILLE MOnudy.
Mrs. J. T. Edwards is on the sick
list this week. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Leroy Netherland passed through
here Sunday enroute to preaching al
Harland's Creek.
Little Ona Edwards spent Sunda!
: night with her cousin, Kate Pierce.
Miss Nina Lipsey, of Franklin, i
, spending this week with her friend
, Miss Albert Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Fryer andMisse
. Lou Etha Rodgers and Bette Frye
I spent few pleasant hours Sunda
S afternoon with G. 7. Carter and faml
t J.L. Ables and family attended di
y vine services at Harland's Creek Sur
d day night.
Mr.. Tom Albin spent Sunday aftel
Y noon with Wade Ray.
Mrs. Fannie Gainey and childre
n spent Saturday night and Sunday wit
her daughter. Mrs. John Burell.
"a Little Ethel Ables had the misto
50 tune of cutting her foot very badly q
M a piece of glass Friday.
n Misses Lou Etha Rodgers, Able
] Harthcock and ]. P. Malone spent Sa
0 urday afternoon with Miss Bette FIR,
er.
Sunday school was very small SUI
N day. Everybody take more interest
it and come Sunday.
10 will bid The Advertiser and i
N many readers adieu. OBSERVER.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Trustees Sale.

By virtue OF the authority conferred on me as
substituted trustee In that certain deed OF trust
executed on the 17th day OF August. 1907, by
George Crawford and Cresey Crawford to J, M.
ment of certain Indebtedness described in said
deed Of trust, which is recorded In Book II on
page 352 of the Trust Deed Records OF Holmes
County, Mississippi, will, on Monday. the Srd
day OF August, 1914, within legal hours on said
day at the south door OF the court house. In the
town OF Lexington, Mississippi, offer for sale at
public outcry to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described land situated in the Town
OF Goodman. Holmes County, mississippi, To-
wit: Lot ITO on the north side OF Main street IN
said town OF Goodman, Mississippi.
Witness my signature this July 9th, 1914.
H. H. ELMORE, Substituted Trustee.
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sheriff's Notice of All Parties
Having u. 8. Revenue u
nNuRea t0 Sell ltuuOrs.

Notice Is hereby given that the following is .
full true and correct list OF the names OF eacn
person. firm or corporation. together with the
place OF business Of such person. firm or corpO-
ration to whom a United States Internal Reve-
nue. License has been issued TO sell spiritoue vi.
nous or malt liquors In Holmes County. State OF
Mississippi, during the preceding six montnaa
ending June 80, 1914, "a procured by me from
the Office of the United States Internal Revenue
Collector. for the State of Mississippi. as re-
quired by Chapter lie of the laws of Mississippi
OF 1908; ,o
Jim Hill r, L. D., Cruger, from July l, 1913 to
June 80, 1914.
George Reynolds, r. l., D., Cruger, rom jury
| l. 1918. to June 80 1914.
Albert Tidwe. X. l.. D., Cruger, from July J.
| 1918, TO June 30, 1914,
| hereby certify that have carefully exam.
| ined the records OF the Collector OF Internal
Revenue and the above Is complete and correct
! SAM p. JONES.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this lss
| day OF July, 1914. r,,
LIB. MOSRLEY, Notary Public.
| Witness my signature this 2lst day OF July.
1914, W. l.. SMITH, Sheriff.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24

BY virtue of the authority directed to me by
the Board of Supervisors OF Holmes County,
Miss, the Clerk IL directed to re. advertise Tor
sealed bids to be submitted at the Aug. 1914
meeting the Board reserVlng the right to reject
any and all bids
10 paint all the wood. tin and iron work on
the outside of the court house, and to paint the
dome OF the court house and the faces OF the
clock and the iron fence around the court mouse
ward and the new fences to the four approaches
and the posts OF the hitching chains, and TO
screen the offices on the lower floor OF the court
house and 90 build o concrete walk TO connect
the coal house and toilet with the present walk,
and TO replace the eagle on the dome OF tne
clock Bids Will be received for whole or patt
Of said work, ..,
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24

which this writer belonged, 22nc. |
3ist, 3Srd and 40th. A staff officer
hurried up snd stated in our hearing
'Gen. Featherston. Gen. Lowrlng
wishes to know why you do not ad.
vance" To which Gen. Featherston
replied. s"Tell Gen. Lowring ! am
now in advance of the command was
tu follow.
Scarcely had thai officer left when
another rode up. and IN very command
ing voice repeated the same message
then came the expression from zen.
Featherston, and | almost fancy see
and hear a face and voice. would
now recognize as the words came
''Tell Gen. Lowring am now two hun
dred yards in advance of the line was
to follow, but if he saws forward! l
can do So" at which came the well
known command on such occasions
We crossed the creek and when IN
reasonable distance the old brigarier
shouted, "Charge!' and great was
that charge. nevertheless more tnan
half were either killed or wounded.
MY brother lost an arm, my old uncle,
/ Can't. Pearce, for years has suffered
| from the effects of q wound in the neck
that has made him an Invalid. 0oio-
mel Drake, of the 33rd. standing with
one hand resting on an old gate posi-
giving orders to his regiment. gave his
last command.
At the reunion in Jacksonville, | met
one of the battalion, the postmaster
at Lady Lake, Fla, also one OF the
33rd, which were all of the old brigade
as far as then saw, none OF my old
company or regiment. N. d. Hearn
of Ebenezer, Roht. Shirley. OF free
Run, Yazoo county, Capt. Il. N. Pearc'
and A. L. Holt, Yazoo county, are al
the survivors | know of belonging t.
my company, DR.. q. {. Philips, m!
especial friend and the senior surgeon
of our brigade, is the only one OF tn
l surgeons now living 80 far as the
writer knows, and how thankful toda.
as we look backward just fifty year
with the many changes attending ina
we are permitted to write the HUI
history above stated. Who will re
Ilmember in nineteen sixty-four, jus
another half century, to record the dc
: lings of July the 20, 1914? Will tn
d nresent editor then be in his office
Idirect a publication, | wonder!
To one and all now living su
vivors-ac accept my great love and be-
4 wishes. To you. Mr.. Editor, sef
Il happy greetings: nnr,r,n
= Co. I 3rd Mississippi Infantry:
= = Perrine, Florida.
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TOWN COUNCIL.
L,eXingt

Lexington, Miss, July I, l9l4'
At a regular meeting of the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen, held in the
court house, their usual place of meet
ing, there were present: w l.. Dyer
MAYOR: J. G Pickens. W. M. Meek,
w, L. Jordan. aldermen.
The following accounts were examln-
ed, allowed and warrants ordered ls-
sued therefor:
McBee Lumber Co.. lumber for
streets, SLIGO.
B. H. Alexander, street contractor
5000. 90.
zack Broy. gravel for Yazoo street.
$13.88. uc.
Lexington Compress 4 Oil Mill Co..
street lights, $175.OO.
Marshal and tax collector reports ad-
valorem tax collected. 1886. 68; street
tax, $228.00; privilege tax, $65.Ol !;
fines olleted, $18l.O0. 80
Mayor reports fines imposed. $l2l.OO.
One fine, $500. appealed.
Hal A, Gillian, manager, reports
Sal. .36 paid in to town treasury tor
water collection.
The following accounts were examin,
ed, allowed and warrants ordered issued
therefor: ,
Hal A. Gillian. expense account
water works, $38.75.
Hal A. Gillian, manager water
works, salary, $500. ooo,
Standard Oil Co., gasoline. $69. 20.
Hardware Furniture Co., April, May
and June, $500. =
Watson & burden, bond superintend
ent water works, $500.
Snaddock- -Kimbrough Co., Lexington
white school, $4.0l.
The Lexington Advertiser, $7.lO.
W. L. Cummeens, work on harness
W. l. Dyer, mayor, salary. $50. OO:
O. C. Jordan, marshal, salary, $25.W W.
Ia o. c. Jordan, street commissioner
j. c. Pickens. alderman, salary
$500. ,
W. M. Meek. alderman. salary
$500.
W. L. Jordan. alderman, salary
$500. ~
R. E. Wilburn, alderman. salary
$500. -
W. D. Barrett. alderman. salary
$500.
Pat McDade, cemetery sexton
$751; ~,
DR.. s. A. Eggleston city healtl
officer, $500.
Depository reports in cemetery fund
S22. OF. interest, .O6; corporation FUND
S7O9 43, interest. $2.97; school fund
$llO7. so, interest, $40; street fund
ST. ~, interest, 30; water specla
fund, $1285. .88, interest, So N; inter
eat bono fund, $2978. 81, interest
Sll. So: interest water and sewerag
bond. S2243. 10, interest, 49, IT,.
There being no further business tn
board adjourned. 1890
W. L. DYER, Mayor.
W, L. JORDAN, Clerk Pro Tenn.
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To his Excellency, Governor Earl Brewer,
Jackson, Miss: We the undersigned citizens OF
Holmes County, Mississippi, would respectfully
show TO Your Excellency that at the September
Term, 1909, OF the Circuit Court OF Holmes
County, John Ford was given lie sentence IN
the penitentiary for killing Dock Stewart, a ne-
gro man, and Immediately began serving his
sentence. Until this time Ford was negro OF
good reputation and had been law.abidlng
citizen We are advised there were mitigating
circnmstances connected with the killing and
feel that Ford has been sufficiently punished.and
therefore respectfully ask executive clemency
IN his case Respectfully submitted.
ISItINATURES OMITTED
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Election Notice.

pursuant 20 an order Of the Board Of Super
yisors passed at the July meeting, 1914, notice
IA hereby given that an election viii be held at
all the precincts In Beats l, 4 and 5, on Tuesday
the 2Sth day OF July, 1914 10 determine the cues.
tion for said districts as TO whether or not SAID
districts will elect to come under the provisions
of an act OF the legislature OF 1914, being Chap
ter ia, page 233 OF said laws Of 1914, for work"
ing the public roads of said districts under com,
missioners In this election Acona precinct Will
vote In connection with Beat One. The tickets
viii provide for the submission OF the questions
to the voters. and will have printed on them
for the law" and against the law" The polls
win be open and continue open In the manner
and Tor the time required by law for other elec-
tions.
Witness our hands this. July s, 1914.
j. MOORE
{. G, SWINNEY
JAS. IL. FUQUA
Commissioners of election Tor Holmes County,
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Notice to Contractors.

By virtue OF the authority directed to me by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County,
Miss, the Clerk Is directed to readvertse for
bids TO be submitted ut the Aug, 1914 meeting.
acc Ording to specifications on file at the chan.
Gerry clerks office, the Board reserving the right
to reject any and all bids:
To paint window bars and wood work on out.
side OF jail and to recover jail with crimpled
iron, and TO recover dome OF jail With best quail
Ity OF tin. p. II. MURPHY, Clerk OF Board.
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G, s, Doyle vs.Gillis Booker ct al.
Execution for $
HnStg fpF

G. s, Doyle VS.. s.Gills Booker ct al.
Execution for S............"..........
(lDStH D..
BY virtue OF the above stated execution TO me
directed by j d. Weeks, Circuit Clerk, Holmes
County Mississippi, upon an enrolled Judgment
ia said cause from the court of W, b. Stanford
a Justice of the Peace, District No. B, said coun,
ty and state will, on Monday, the 3rd day OF
August, 1914, at the south door OF the court
house, said county, In Lexington. Mississippi,
within legal hours, expose for sale. at pubic
Uutcry, TO the highest and best bidder for cash.
all the right, title and interest and claim tne
said defendant, Gilis Booker, has IN ana 10 LOT
No, Q, Block No. 7, Cox addition town OF Tchu'
la Mississippi, which has been levied upon as
the property OF the said defendant, and WIN be
sold TO satisfy the Judgment therein ana all
costs. ,,,,, c,-,o
July 7, 1914, w. IL. SMITH, onerlH'
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Notice to Contractors.

BY virtue OF the authority directed to me by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County
Miss. the Clerk Is directed to readvertise Tor
bids to be submitted at the Aug. 1914, meeting,
according TO specifications on file at the chan
Gerry clerks office. the Board reBerving the
right TO reject any and all bids:
10 clean and paint oil the iron and steel
p. Il. MURPHY Clerk Of the Board
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Notice to Contractors.

By virtue of the authority directed to me By
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County.
bids 10 be submitted at the Aug. 1914, meeting,
according to specifications on file at the chan
cery clerks office the Board reseTying the right
70 reject any and all bids:
To build raised road bed on d. q. Peppers
place, north OF Snake Greek, District No.
p, II. MURPHY. Clerk OF the Board n
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MOtIOe TO COntraotOrs.

BY virtue OF the authority directed to me by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County,
Miss.. the Clerk Ia directed to advertise for
sealed bids to be submitted at the Aug, 1914,
meeting. according TO specifications on file at
the chancery clerks office, the Board reserving
the right to reject any and all bids.
To furnish lumber at mill points In Dlstrict
PHI. MURPHY, Clerk OF the Board.
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Notice 10 ContraOtOrs.

BY virtue of the authority directed to me by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County
Mas the Clerk is directed to re advertise for
sealed bids TO be submitted at the Aug; 1914,
meeting, the Board reserying the right 70 re-
ject any and all bids. -,...
For supplies county eonyicts ana poornouss'
p. II, MURPHY, Clerk OF the Board.
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with Mr.. Ed Grantham and wife.
Rev. A. H. Miller preached at Shi-
loh, in Carroll county. Sunday. :.
Capt. J. H. Gulledge made busi,
ness trip to Durant Tuesday and
bought a moving machine. He has
over 100 acres in meadow and the grass
is fine. ,
Rest wishes to all. KIT KARSON.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Notice to Contractors.

BY virtue OF the authority directed TO me by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County,
Miss, the Clerk is directed to advertise Tor
hIds To be submittsd at the Aug 1914, meeting,
according TO plans and specifications on hle &c
the chanCery clerks Office, the Board reserving
the right TO reject any and oil bids:
To furnish lumber delivered at ran ana riVer
points In District No and District No. 5.
PHI, MURPHY, Clerk OF the Board,
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Notice to Contractors.

Nv virtue OF the authority directed TO me By
the Board OF Supervisors OF Holmes County.
Miss the Clerk Is directed to advertise for
saaied bids TO be submitted at the Aug. 1914,
meeting, according to specifications on file, at
the chancery clerks office, the Board reserVing
the right to reject any and all bids;
To build dump or raised road oed on swan
'aAe' p. Il. MURPHY, Clerk OF the Board.
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Notice to Contractors.

By virtue OF the authority directed to me by
the Board OF Supervisors of Holmes County,
Mississippi the Clerk is directed to advertise for
bids TO be submitted at the Aug. 1914. meeting,
according to specifications on file at the chan.
Gerry clerks Office, the Board reserving the right
to reject any and all bids;
To build steel bridge, or pile bridge across
Old river, on Archiletta plantation District
No. 5. -.-.., =, ,..,-,
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OVER THE COUNTY.
ICnntinned from page 81

lContinued from page 81
thinking of visiting friends and rela.
tives out near Ebenezer the tlrst OF
August. Some one had better begin
fattenipg chickens.
M. l. McFate will visit his sister
Mrs. Nj. E. Trigleth. near Ebenezer'
next week.
With best wishes and good luck to
The Advertiser.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24
Just Fifty Years Ago.

Arlington. Ca, July 20, 1914
Dear Advertiser Just nifty years
ago today-as we look backward we
imagine we see Gen. Featherton win
his brigade drawn up in line of battle
which was composed of lst Mississip:c
nj Battalion "sharpshooters, Bird OF
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24

There's no particular trick In
good work with proper facilities
and careful men. The Advertiser
can do anything any printshop
can, and Its prices are right.
The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-24

You can talk to practically ten
thousand Holmes county people
through The Advertiser.