davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

.0llars |
adm al
Il less 1
OVER
square
at On
Fifty &
Vidual|
will nd
sent W
UR Ad
to maj
nuube|
otherN
DID AMI
PubEic
aarged
= LIZ
j buSin
: post 1
IL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

The
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

realized; the treaty concluded the day with tina
merchant. who found, family united, the bes,
of the money which remained due and which
was punc,uaIlv paid-The Nagasn de Ia Rue Fers
prospered Laurent gave up engraving
had painful of his weakened eyes,
kept books OF establishment; and made the
He reserved fos himself which
gave him and independent living; aud ne exps7
although bachelor, all enjoyn,enls good
father family. And when he the his
niece. charming than ALWAYS modes, and
retiring every day increasing t!ei- fortune and credit; he
would repea, !elg.; See what the Savings Bank has
Produced Al las, the dearest OF his wishes
The Misses Dul,arnel accepted addresses
the Of Fch silk merchant in the Rue 81. Denns-
The sisters received tie n7ta! benedction the
day This double marriage, IN blending the fortunes
satisfaction all; and the good old uncle, who ns;s
upon making their led the brides the altar
which surrounded by their fieni; and when the oaths
fidelity pronounced by both parties the happy old
man, i'll regarding them endery. could hinder from
escaping his lips. words. accompanied SMILE
See see. what &c Savings Bank mas prodaced.''
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

The following euogy .'the law i,
from II article in the Southern Literary Messenger:
'sThe spirit of the law is all equity and justice. In
based principles the law is the sole
reign a 1t subjects in
their and their sleep II guards their
fortunes lives, and their honos In the broad
day and dark midnight it ministers ,,ir security.
1t accompanies them the altar festal
watches the ship and the merchant, though thousand
leagues the seed of husban
iolcd for the eaIa the studies the
den The labors Of the mechanic, the opinions every
Nohe high enough offend it with impunity.
low protcc, ,heIn.I, with thu
King, and sits of the republican agis,ra:e
the prison, scrupuouy preserving the ieIon,
rights he has forfeited. The lights of the law nncs
palace an! tn. howell, and surrounds cradle
oier. The strength OF the law laughs wckeness scorn
surns the inrenchments of iniquity The power of
the law brushes the power of and strips wealth of
righteous immunity 1, is the thread of Drdalus guide
through the labyrnhs Of cunning. Ii il the spear of
IthueI fa,ehood and deceit Ii is the faith
the martyr shield from the of persecutont
The good reancethe wicked ones dread-sho
of pety-the apholder OF moraltythe guardian Of
ghtls distributor of usticeits power is irresssib!e-
Is nd=pu;able 1, is above and around US.
.vert its protection.
s'Such the law III its such it should i'll it,
,rnents such, TOO, would be- if none asara to its
administration but those with pure hearts, enlarged views
md guilty atcd tu,'ls.''
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr-"The glory of the summer is
gone blythe beautiful geennass has become wi,hsed and
dead--N ere This alvyere there association of moral
desolatono faded hopezof hcar. whitening in the DO,
OF the vin--connec;ai with the decavin- sre,e-v
round U.s. coad i'll iIze in moments rseauchoIv
TIE Of flowers viii a-ain-ihe streams will
TOW gracefully aid lightly heio-e-,he tees will again
their cu5.ous load Of greennes sInShi-and
by stone and winding rirule the young blossoms *
up the bidding their fairy guardans--B,,
the human hear; has change Ike tha, of Natu-eI
has no second sprin5sime-Once bgh,ed It's hour Of
freshness forever spoiler--a.
dews of affection fall, and the gentle of syn,pa
thy Re laviscd itbu the lighted feeling
vii, again life,or the crushed flowers At
hope blossom with their won;ed beau;y.'-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
FAME.

Say. VIA; il fama' brilliant, empty shade.
Like vapors painted by the breath -f morn,
" hIch chill the nountsns brow Gin clouds arTay'd.)
And starve tae nea.! their Offering robes adorn
Ar. WAS avails the slowly moving hea-se,
The shrine sha; eulogv i Wont to raise;
The splendid tomb decS'd ". IN funeral verse,
The shout of millions. OF the peal Of praise1
Owhai is fame! elroll'd ii glory's page.
Fursu'd with v,or, and " i;h ardoT sought;
Fo- watch. i, every cline. AMI every age,
Tho poet lahore. and the hero fought.
lis oil bubble. that through P ,fer flies.
That sports awhile. eva poratcs and dies.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
MY RRDTIIER-S GRAVE.

Ben4ath the chances ha,ln,vsd stone,
Exposed every rustic tread.
To few. save rustic mo ITners. Known.
Ny brother is thy l5,vly bed.
FeR words, upon the rot-h stone craven.
Thy name-thy 5ista-.hy youth declare
Thy innocence-thy hopes Ut Heaven
IA sllnpiss; phrase recorded there.
No -scutcneons sh.ne. no banners wave,
In lnockery DER my Brothers Grave.
No sound of human toll or strife
To deaths lone dwelling speaks Of life,
Nor breaks the silence Sill and deep
Where thou, hcnea.h tay burial stone,
Ar, laid III that Gnstartled sleep
The living eye hath never known,
The lonely sexton's tootStep falls
In dismal echoes the walls,
AZ. slowly pacing through the aisle.
He sweeps tn uaholy dUs, away.
AoI c0otge chs, which mast not defIlc
Those ,indova the Sabbath day;
And, passing through the central nave,
Treads lightly Oh my Brothers Grave.
Bu, when the sweet toned Sabbath chime,
Pouring its music OIL rae breeze,
Prprlan4s the well known holy titne,
Of PRAYER, and thanks, and benleI knees;
When ru+tic crowds devoutly meet,
And lips aud hearts - God given,
AMI souls enjoy oblivion
Gf earthly ills. IL Thoughts Of Heaven;
W hat voice Of calm and solemn tome
l. hear I'd abe.vs the burial stone.
What form ~ prjestlY meek array
Beside N. altar kneeIs TO paw
What holy hands are nftsi up
To bless the sacTameatal cupl
Full we'll | know tina, reverend form.
And II A voice should reach the dead,
Those tones would reach thee, though the worm.
Nv brother. makes thy breast his bed;
Thai SIRE, who tiny existence gave,
Now stands beside thy lowly Grave.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
IRWIN IL r. I; ID.

- TILL. coanues 10 keep stock Of Neii-
cines Paints, Ds Dye Il Iis. AMI fancy aFticesai
wholesale and retail on the most favorable terms
procure anl keep the best Of eve.v
fling ms nearalC uiaFl ;tat which IS taken med
aRe( and II Is the interest OF community TO purchase
oter than the BEST he atic himself his ADJ
anI experience. enables him TO dojuce his
both quality aai pficesIAee1 confidently so!ic
is ,ac patronage of the pubic.
His dwelling Is in the Of. AMI adjacent his
wht persons may he e. with medicine hour
the nght. Those who unable pay for licnes
sickness III their faHtIly-fu7nisbed gratis
AL~t,A small stock OF family csTes-sich sei
ces. fruits, Confec v ines AID liquors. !eFfne.y,
for safe PIT all Drug Store Of lrv.h
Reed. Main street, Richmond Indiana
R4chmond Octo.,er 81. 1ej7. Ii
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
New E.stabli.l,,.,c

W.T. SUBSCRIBER respectfully iufarms the i.h,h,,,,
Il Richmond AMI is vclais, RIA, n. rs. .s -as
o "''h .F' ~ 'e eas.sfi cities gAaeral sse.
etc, "h'ch he nos oilers To tie publi- on the mos a..
inadatiag terms.
~ II is hisihte1;iol "a to.gn pesa,st, o-s,to,
place. IL wall b- Ereas Gfst3efafRaa TO .asts 49,
the confdshc- II HI, cg-otues. !s wAict All his
be bought INFO selus.io. ami. wi: feliance a, a..
Of bis customers for FRCNFr rsg be hopes to rcsne-
y IL. fKoDUCE 81 al kinds takea IN exrAa,.. !.
GOODS. JOHN VILLA fstl>
y. 4. Corner o .Hli4a sf.9 r. oaf s,r,..
EIcHMoNp. ,tn 959h. 1851. vi,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
From the New York Mirror,
TO MARY.

Ny fee, have ssraved through other lands,
Across the heavins sea;
Unbound, unchain'd by earthly bands,
I've wandered far and free.
Mid desert plain or hall ofpriie,
Where're my footsteps roam.
Nv lonely hear, hath ever sighed
For home. and only home.
I; was my temple, pure and high.
W here had re1.'d shrine
OF early dfeanls--bv memory
Hell sacred and divine.
And there. enshrined in thoughts tina, burned,
Mne idci dwell. alone.
What marvel that my spirit yearned
For hoEle-and only home,
Oh. many eve flashed On me bright,
And rair each radien, smile:
( saw the wealth-the bcam-thc light,
Oh "A dazzling world of guile.
i souch, thy pure and gentle raw,
On. iov'd Of memory.
And tu.n,d from Il cold world away
To tLee-an1 only thee.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
II never ye, did know philosopher
W no could bear tAe Tooih-a-hc 0atiea.iv''
Much ado abou, nothing.
MONTAEsl Ir.s BALM

4 sovereign aid inisible remedy tbs ioolaehe &
esctual for Teeth. P.lce bo;:lc
Ii Offering this Invaluable Balm public.
its efficacy might h given, w3eh the Limits OF
newspaper forbid publishing, and which may be- seen by call
Ing the agents but the public
almost Miraculous relieve this
OF al aches The Tooth ache. 5-iiive i: trial "hea all
remedies have fae (belns careful - IAara strictly
directions given each ba.tle) and lex rise fan
upoa -its u.ee il say KHAKI IN iaasa ais
has failed il single instaace. ]: should be
used after all dental operation, bleeding AID gums.
taeth ana j. decidedly taa besJ tooth wash
vel discovese. and should be Used WIKI bsh instead
Of powder, Substance coataah or raat cnatan
the finest particle of g spoken OF with unmensuFed
praise all who used laid aside all othe:
lies offered ceseFs OF ha mouth and purifier OF The
breath.
For sale the Drug Store Of IRWIN Reed, Richlnoa1
Pritchs SWAIN te1@rve: also every soHn ana Vila-e
tae United >ates by proper Al orders fer ne
Iaf VIII receive attention If addressed II Cha- II. T.
wards, Cincinnati. VINO IS General agent for the We;ei
country.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
STRiTTAN & MEEK.

ARE Just receiving from PHILADELPHIA. a Iarre
and superior assortment Of PAIx "a FAScY DRY GOODS
7hieh he H sell for CASH excban ge for coun-
produce They respectfully the friends and ,he
public generally call and their stock a. they
sii tae4E cons-s with almost every thing rad as1: Of
tie best ;aey may wish Z purchase.
RICHMOND. April -, 1897. l.,f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

THE s15che has ma le zith T. Jo1es.
Co. which Viii e.isoi. him iantly ha1i
variety of CssTISs-. consisting Co,in Stoue Crrn-.
ogus. Spur GS RerQI Gearing. Rag FROM .4ndiron..
Plough .Hocs Eaoa Bore. Fan I3iggsag. Sc all
which ill be sold tee Foundry
All orders left win him viii Dc promptly attended
6,h I4.a. 1887. (23sf Z. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
Prepared solely from Vegetable Mat
ter. by JACOB IouCK Baltimore.


FREE TRADE and MECHANICS RIGHTS.
ME Subscribers having entered nso Copar:nershp
der the firm of Swain, X Co.. take pleasure in inform
community they have erected connexions
Machine shop nsar the Richmond Foundry. * now
ready gve prompt AL orders Cardiag and
Spinning Machines, Turning I.athcs, any Kind OF
chinerv also turning ete- in wood iron ANY
description Having employed FIST workmaa. the
with confidence IN their ability and dispositions please
their ii qualities and p.ces) ass patronage from
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN.
JONAS ffAtR.
ADIt!. TfiuRNBtRT
Richmond. Jan. l. 1897. If
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

Nv ARRANGEMENT .-Ihe Subscribe - h,,.
tered nio coPaE,ie-sbiG il tie ioGaiFg N~.~
aaAta- Sore, tIcr, >eet irss. as.a fa9ti bus,a,r
the name an1 uhter the firm of +. GROVER & 90 J.
they invite ;he patronage of their Old friend ,h- phr
~aoss past iaso-s toy render g5atcZi aeaoys
ahd promise ~ deserve continuance OF s.iS ,.
Tor the future.
The business Of The old firms VI N be settled Nv H. =
one. Orders promptly attended TO-
EDHtiNn GROVER.
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES,
J. " SNAtS & Co
y. MtEEfTT& 70.
July II, l53T. a7a
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
TERMS OF ADyERrps,~c

ohs dollar per square for three Insertions: and
eents ior each additioasi insertion. Per sssa,. ~
inoa'hs, So for sax uaon:as SO: or $40 per a,,.1
squares SO % per aaauan: three squares 40
Merchants. Druggists. asd others. alre.,is.a- ~ -
VIII be Charged for a co,amn OF 1000 ems. 200 -,
i'5 'hree-inushs of eoiana. $50 fas half Of aea, II
ios quarter OF a column. sas. A dsaar,io, Of ~
VIII % made on advertisements loaser thsn u o,,,...
coiun'' when inserted by the halfvear or year.
Tered. thanceFy notices aaa petitions for divorce.
paid invariably If advance. Advertisement. Co.,.
abroad, mast he accompanied with the cash. ..,.~ -
tor publication by brother publisher
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

One of persons suspected have concerned in
the lar. mail robbery Columbus Ohio been take,
Of. ani is i, yal
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
REMOvAL.-Doct. j. w. Salter.

Az isIiES respectfully inform mis- friends iha; he
w has removed his Office residences Main street,
one dor west of Marion .Irce:-oppose Richmond Ho
'e-~er. ne win con.nue the practice Of mis- profession
july I. 1881. 2S-u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

ess"NFWS AHEIfte0s
SHE subscriber avisg made arran .eras;s fr -
accommodated, ot the addicted. lingering afsss<
informs the public trat ne prepared rsneis
for TIE of their naia lie u- afsu
FL with Palry; Epilepsy affection Of the Eyes; Wen
hard swelling and Funior: S.if joints, o-asonsd hy =
use of mercury, Rheumatic af-ctions; RheUnats0
" hIie Swelling, Brpisy; affection the hiaaeys 80
fiead-ach-; Die -tola,-ds: Trtt-r Ring Wona; pas
and weakness IN the Hr@nst; ~. Anthony Fires Er
Complaint: Pal ps; taa---~. and all other Scsofaius q
easas--aH such BE- Cared IN les aud sse-
ing to The Pa.ienls By having them Immediately oadsf -
notice. DIR WILLIAM \. BRICK
fr19-Shop Main. near Frpn; street.
4ih III -, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
W3SC1IIAIE NUSe
STORIES FROM REAL LIFE.

s. Coman, of Nes York, has published the fourth part
Of d series bearing This title obsc: OF which is ihcu
tho necessity of dones ccoaomy. The present
translated from the Ercnc, AID il entitled. 'Ibs
Savings Bank other 5.oriesr We Of the
ssories Il, told c1nsdeEa5Ic skill iDcuca,es
f,i lcs=o
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

DR0ADCLOTHs, CAs-IMERFs, ac.-The un-
ID ds-sigasd opeang a quantity OF sup-.fne
& LoTHs aEd CAsssAEREs, q reduced prices.
w. r a. \. L. FOILEE.
Richmond, May 20,h. 1887. 22u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
Richmond. S3rth mo. lO.h. Il.
To the RssFesfc.

10 lEkV 4 Gt}EEC.
I election Of the Stockholders IN @.TuE RICHMOND
IA TRADISG AND NA.UFAcTCErSG CoMPs>Y.t he'd on
fifth Of hav. 1881. j. X. Menien1aI I.vings klng.
Isaac Z. Jones. \. Ihorabecr jonathan Iownsead- T.
Newman and Benjamin. FIgil ele-ea directors for
AT meeting OF Directors elect held the
day. James K. Nendena!l esc.ei President amer
NJ Leeds. Secretary. and Ethan CoI. I-sasrer and BIZ
resolution Board. r. Mendenhal aad W. ". Lse3s
appointed uPerintsnde1t Of all The business ana po
perry Company. They wiil pay the market prices
CASH cIca, linen and cotton delivered paper
mill CASH i'll paid Woolaad Flaxseed.
who sale viii please call Livins hlnz (at
wooen factory who is authorised purchase ior the
Company.
W. ". LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond, Sixth mo. 1G.h. 1877. 23f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

THE duties ,hs viii resumed on the ls,h
inss ioc ;ae Instruction OF Young ladies and GENTLE
men, the largo ani convenient brick building situate on
Pearl street, Jeff BY d. Ws.nsc. decd borough of
Richmond L; has been in oprraon fos nearly three
years. and il believed thai the of friens
and patrons have been ay realized. From It's hourishpc
condition for the as Is moaIs have
made 70 competent assistance for tire present
The of Instruction viii be- ,hoourh and practical
lonng gentlemen viii bc prepared for catering the higher
CLASSES college Those VINO design studying law med
cine- ous do wish :ahe collegiate viii
fully prepared 10. catering either Of hose studies
The following viii be of the hsaa-hes .aurh:-Ene-
s Grammar Geography. with the Globes, Rhetoric.
Logo, General History. Chemistry. Natural. Me,iai, and
Moral Philosophy. Botany, Political Ecoaorv Na,hema.
les. Arithmetic Analycav, Algebra, Geometry, T,iee-
ronesEv. application of Algebra eoiae,rv, SYeyioe
Navigation Heights and distances. &c. Latin, Greek
and Hebrew languages. French and Spanish if required
The scholastic divided of
weeks each None admitted for less tina, hall sss-
son unless by special aseemea;. Terms Tuition made
known by applying to shc principsl.
HA. M.t,OOkIN. A. Il.
>>ep,osaher Is, 1897.
sSPRIN,t. FOUNDRY STOVES. a new am Improved
) Kind, for sale the Store OF
Richmond. 9th mo. 23l, 1887. 31u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

- tPEKIoR Sicily Sanos. Port, Ccyniar. TsassA -
) = Malaga Wines: Gogaiac Brandy. Ja4aaca Enn -
Holland Gin. just reel. oil from the Eat naf waErasn
pure imported. For qnie - Istis REED.
RichaoolA. July -. 1887. 25u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18

IOFTS IOFFITT :. ca. have established tbernsso
. in the Tsaa Of Eiclmosd. Harae Coaa;T. Iaossas-&
old stan ri Jon Sfefst doors of t1e 1az,
Main for te pH-5sose Of Manufacturing -
Eoer SHEET fret- rad Tia Uars. all its hfsn
They inland 20 keep haad renf-al sssortnsa
CoosEse. IES ANo SESEN pr4Ta sTDt Ie> also, -
al assortment nf TIN WARE. which ;hey ig dispose -
reas1aab!e tsFsas be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS and others from coas.Ty. xsa.iae -
the above articles solicited give ifanns cal.
ions MoFFTTT, JANIS K. LAEas
GgsTsvr r.. HAY~Es.
fr-J-E. j. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken IL sseas1e-
RIcsuosD. Ap,Il isi, 1897. I21
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
Doors s SHOES.-I.DnUND EvfNs has, in a laitica
ID II his stock Of Leather good assortment of
BOOTS s SECSS5

casistng of WoHE>'s M. Morocco PrIiello and Calf
Skin Doors and SioE>; NfN's Seal; Cali. and kipp,
do: BOYS Shoes and Eoawith article the
Shoe sad Leather line. which he invites ths puic call
and examine for themselves.
Richtnnla 9.h ulo .9li. 1877. 3atf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
Superior E:oEsi5sg Cloths.

July 10, loJT.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

FVHE great and growing resources Of
n Mississippi and the rapid increase OF
wealth, population and business, seem to
demand another Paper in this City.
The POLITICAL character Of this Paper will
be indicated by its title. 1t will advocate
the great principles Of State Rights and
State Remedies, and announce, from tho
watc h tower, every encroachmCnt of tho
Federal Government on the rights o( tho
States and the liberties Of'the People. By
frequent recurrence Of the FIRST principles,
and the doctrines taught BY the framers 0f'
the Constitution, il will ondeavor to impart
clear views OF the federal compact, that the
people may be enabled to mark, and prepar4
cd to resist the advances of despOtism aud
corruption.
The peculiar institutions of the South
and the present crisis, require energy, in.
intelligence and organization on the part oI
the People. Tho wealth and luxury u
Rome only stimulated the rapacity and Ov-
arice ofthe Northern barbarians. We must
not only, individually, become acquainted
with the rights and interests Of the South,
but we must effect such union Of feeling
such physical organization as will defy
the bold schemes of tanaticism and tlle
wiles OttreacberOus demagOgucs; and trans
nit to posterity our glorious institutions,
pure as we received them from the hands If
our forefathers. 4 wa8 t9rD
Though there are times and circumstan-
ces when the law may be dispended with,
and SUMMARY punishment be rcsOrted 10.
yet we are convinced that Lynch law has
become quite too common all over the
country. II has excited furious and SAN
culinary spirit al war with civilization, and
injurious to the prosperity and happiness Of
our common country. lthas in many cases
enabled individuals to wFeak vengeance
for private griefs, at the expense Of the
peace and order ofthe community, and the
life, probably, Of the innocent. The Senli-
mel will uphold the majesty Of the laws;
believing that they ought only ,pbs dis
pensed with in extreme cases, when public
liberty and life are threatened by the Organ-
lied bands Of conspirators.
/ The Sentinel viii endeavor to present
its readers with such views as will aid in
developing the resources and increasing the
wealth and prosperity Of the Stale.--lts
columns will be open at all times to the
Mechanic as weIl as the Merchant 0F PIan-
ter; and every classof citizens when their
rights and interests are assailed, can pre-
sent their grievances to the public through
| the Sentinel. an ~
/ A portion Ofthepaper will be devoted to
literature, notices Of new works, sc.
A portion Of Advertising and JOB work
is expected, m.,f #
The paper will issue as soon as tho Ve~
quiste number Of subscribers shall bs OBJ
II tained..
TERMs-$5 per aRnum ifpaid in ad.
vance, or $aat the end Ofthe year.
i 0rEditors ahd others favorable TO the
establishment Of the SRNTINEl. will please
furnish us with the names Of subscribers
at as early day as possible. Z
! Vlcksburg, Sept Is, 1885. SO
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03
NEW FIRM.

FNHE Undersigned, having purchased
the stock Of Goods formerly owned BY
J. B. Long and J. I, Yoe, respectfully an
nounce to the public that they have asso.
tiated themselves together with the inten.
ion of transacting the mercantile business
under the firm Of ~
YOE g. DAVENPORT.
The stock on hand is new and suitable tc
he season, and they induIge the hope tina
strict attention to business and liberal spi
rit in their dealing, will entitle them to al
equal share Of public patronage.
i7'A 't JOHN T. YOE,
.taa JAMES w. DAVENPORT.
Rodney, May 20, 1886. 5l-y.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03


THE subscribers respectfully beg leave
to inform their friends and the public that
they have associated themselves together
under the name Of r. G. Compton & Co.
for the purpose Of carrying on the Drug,
Book, and Stationary business. Having
purchased the stock Of Mr.. G. B. Baily, they
will for the present, keep both stores open,
They have just received new supply Of
articles in their line, and will be happy TO
supply their friends on the most reasonable
terms at either Of their stores.
q n .p. It. G. COMPTON,,
a., guiia J.H. SAVAGE,
iA H l G. B. NEW. i 0
N.B--Drs. Savage& News office will
be at the store heretofore occupied by T
G. Compton, next door to the Mansion
House. t,3 Oct A, lS3G-34tE
|
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03
NOTLCE.
HOUSE, SIGN AND DEPARTMENTAL
TATWTTNG.

FNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
NJ citizens of Rodney and its vicinity,
that he has Just returned from the North
and is now prepared to execute every varic-
ty Of work in his line. Thankful for the
patronage extended to him last season.
he hopes and believes that an equal proper.
ton will not bcs withheld during this.
ISAAC BOGART. "
Rodney, Nov. I, 1896. 3. SS-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

THE STOCK aaa FUR6L
" TURE ofa DRUG STORE
Mostof whcb is new and we'll sa
- leeied, Tho stock win be sold ou
very accommodating Terms, and at an ad-
vance on ihe Northern prieesofouly enough
% DELAY the cost Transportation. Letters
(posl PAID addressed TO Il. 6, Compton &
Co. viii meet with immediate attention.
t0lney, Oct. is, lSS6. I3G-tl
0STlhe Nalehez Free Trader, Port Gil.
son Correspondent, Grand Gulf Advertiser
end Manchester Whig, will please insert
Ihe above 8 times, ane forward their ac
counts to this office.