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II n meeting If the PrcsiltW and Dircetors n
tn J.4IES RIi'ER ami h.iN.fitU
GOUPINI, htlIm tie FH9 u R,fhmo"d,
on Hoaiag. tie l0H -iPrd, l-;I1:
ESOLNED. That the : .ochl9ld". Of GAMES
q, zs.Scr ;ai.ai gAss:sa..., Company. ~
Guiding the STATE. he ani they are hereby required
10 Pay ro the Bank Of Nuglna, one ot II. branch
e., n addition tht rtquIsiiiouS heretofore made
;Ntean dollars per share each shaua OF Stoch held
by theln in sud Company, IN Estalmrnts as FOL
lows:
Fl, dollars yer >l1rc, on or bclura thc 18th day
of July ucN1;
81 dollar per ,sre, on u, bcur the 10Th day OF
Superintendent; and
firt dollars per SHIRE, before the 10Th day
of No,ember ncNt.
by order tie President and Directors
". Il. GlIl1'TENnI.N, Secretary.
\. =. The insialm -uts that have been called lot'
(ncadme the aborc) areas follows:
1t in>rdmen,, 81 per ,harr, paid At the time OF
subscribing.
I'd lu,,alment, So pershate, due 3oh June, Sd.
"a n>tllmcnt ~ per sllarr, due 18th N0H. 1880.
ltb In,taImrnt - per SHARE, due 18th Feb ls36.
Jlb instanIela. it per share, due 18th May, lc}6
9Th instaInunt. - per shlre, due 18th July, ESQ
nh ins,almen - per ,har., due 18th Sep, l1}6.
sthinsialnienj, - per share. due 2l,h No', i7'o.
oh ln,tanenl, - per sHars, due 18th Jam roo
IO,b insr,lment, - per share due 18th Nay, 1851.
l1ihlusralnepf - per share due 18th July, l7'''
,o,b ii,taln,cnt - per share due 25lh Sep, 1871.
1.tb iu,I,dmcnt - per spare, due 18th N"Y. l73''
I,,l,, wi Poi
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yALs E..aasp E1isas ss's..

EAVSsss AVE- two dr,r.o> ct the { lrruit 81
/ ;tl,or Court ol Law and thancrly. hold iot
IIcur,co county, At the Capitol. IN III" enN OF kieh-
nond on the 49th of J@c -. and on The -ptl 1n"
l53G pronounced il tho snit ot Preston aud others
against pcnIlctou and o.iri>, noA drpendint III thr
sand Colut-the subscriber, commissioner appoint
ed BY that Court will, SATURDAY, the 29iil day OF
Jul, ucN proceed Ell, at pubic auction, tor ieiN
money before thu trout loor OF the rankin liotti.
in the town of l,nchbur,, oucerrtaln iract or par
eel of LAND lying and being in the county OF camp
bell on both sides of Whipping creek. called ana
known b, the name OF Locust fhichca, ana
SAID to contain by survey Sc'ehteehhhhafeu a'" ii,'
-ty-siy acres be tie same more less; beng the
same LAND which WAS conveyed by deed OF trust
dated The 2Gih da, OF \osrmbci, lSl2. and duly re-
corded in the Gerk', Once OF the County Count OF
Campbell, ON the 9h of lanuary l023, by W Il!il ~
PendlelonN Mary e. his vile. or the uipnScN tilt'
inmentioucl x which deed is filed IN the 'ut above
mentioned. in which the two above dccrtes wric pro-
nounced. This LAND is part OF 4 larger 'fae Is
tlmnted to contain eighteen hundred acres "liith
was con,e,ed b> RULt. AeNanuel To the SAID W H.
liam &. Prndleton and Mary &. his vie by dcrd Of
the cath of OF December ISIS, duly recorded III Tue
County Court OF Campbell. 1t l. bounded oN ann
crossing Whulnn creek and bN Lands OF l}udiN err
rcll, Phllp PAYNE aud DIR. John Slaughter, as Will
more full, appear by the deed OF trust recorded a
aforesaid III the office OF the touniy OnFt OIL amp
bell and flied in the sl,t OF Preston and others a2aiS
Pendleton and others. ia the Circuit Superior enf
oi Law and Chanocry Tor llenrieo county, ana VIII
be sold b, authority of tic DEGREES oil 29h 1l'c
1888, and al.h Iunc 1870, Iroaouncei by the SAT-
Court WN. \IkEEA Is, taaam'SSiohef
Ma, - t299u'
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fs1'fa'.AE.0E SPRINGS

- II NFED ON Bufi,loc River. IN ,l,, ,,,,,,,, .
Nmh'fst. 10 mes nom the Cour Ilon,r. -.
! burg. ~ '' "
. N '''''"e the attention Of the public In ihc~,
HiaHss' Is 4 Watering place the >nb,,, ,h,, raj -.
''s,'n IT. l9allN, that they no new discovery, nj
'h7a2h GuAuoHn To the distant public untl the Ia, t
NV"s' OF many Wears thes have never tacd Ia p i
"'i' 'l'i'"ls from tile surrounding country than the
" '',',hf>'"uld tomlurtlblN accommudale. who
wan readily testify 10 fhclr medicinal Virtues
Nlhfe last season, several large and comfortable
/ framed cabin, have been erected which ,,II1i,I
I"se AMI cemuodlonS Hotel and Cabins bu,I,
'e'soo> |" il'l lIme, will enable me Ia entertain +
l''sef company Wuh moro comfort
iap water ia> been analN zed. and found 10 contain
'he essential ingredients sulphur soda IN, "A, NM
=" Ptoporllon) and maSue>la: and the subscriber
c.n say "Uh the fullest confidence tal II cert
VI iaets were required h,y oan be obtalGcd OF man,
i'ohl9na>' whose experience ol thcf,ntue, enable
mem Ia say that The, are unsurpassed b> any N,Ic,
III neIma, Tor most ol the Diseases common In our
enn"le--ln easrS of dyspepsia, drtane,d copdifon
q me stomach and breast liver dis ses aud lho.r
u. general debility, and delicate females and
'h'dith' they are peculiarly adapted. For tins IA,
lhe highrSt authority among the medical Ecnlty IN
'iIs section ol the country can be offered rs we'll IA
the better evidence Of full aud ample tests by nl,;ld
udls iiom actual cNI encnc,.
The season will AGAIN commerce On the l,tl, al
June. lie subscriber, grateful lor past nat
ronase both nom hi, oll friends and strangers Ion
invites them To VISIT hm, NiIl the assurance on hi,
pa'iha no pds shall b. spared to ftndc, the VISIT
agreeable.
II will he observed. that tht rates al Board al,
lower lhan 1t any othe Altering place IN Virginia,
VIZ:
Eos / perwcch, as 30
t. do day, on
llul 1cr week, ~
Il" ITO day. -
thllr "a and servants, = ~
vi. SAUNDERS.
= Since the above went 10 press have rccrI,-
ed eomInuuleationtiom several phs streams, winch
take pleasure i'll laying brloret the pubic.
e" June 23rd !-}1
81 DoJr $U-IIa,iug noticed ~ late iram,an
thai YOU aic aaain leady ton lle reception oi com
Ian> ii HE Buialoe Springs. deem It m act ri
justice To Yourself and the pubic, To express, 10 Noa
our eptnc APPRECIATION ol all You haVe sand On the
>ulieeto then medicinal whine, n tie diseases ,on
have mentioned m Nonr adv erilsrucnt, aud We cheer
ul and cordially Subs, rbr IL the tact. that 81 far
a, We have been able Ia observe they Az ur~nrpas
>rd II th,iI efficacy, lndlscases al delicate tcmas aud
Chl,.rru,a~ well Is Chronc ia casr, OF tic s01chaud
bowels Nr"oud lurihrl take occasion to eNprrss
"ut ,lupcIc WISH thai som sutce-, my lull, cqu2l
the value of Nour water aud Nor 'lalablc effort, to
Accommodate visitors.
Very sincerely, your friends,
7. +. MITCHELL.
JOHN ii. FA1'GESON.
y. PATGESbN,
10. :. PAYNE,
EO. &. JENNINGS."
lu ~ =
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"
-, ''tu' "' all ne had done would ee lost
nsnr, ~ ,l se' ~ ~ '''
nn,l, ,,,l H. " '''',atg oaHA 'le' Wv, ~
R n, " W l''l',''' '"' sue an n's''"'oo
Sf,t,s III ,',' - ''N ,"I"H'f, IT,, ','e
I,s,,d ,la, ,',l,,' " ' -, ~,
and IN ,,. .a,,, ,' W.
nr,,n,r, H., 49, So /, - " -, = ~, ,t,, -.
'' ''''Ns o'''"'' u" wv '''' ~ w
rene, Nv, vL,, 49, Ia, 80, ~, =,
spec,c the Government drn,.,,. aud Jrcln, n,,, ~,
specie pene,,lly VIA, =. ,l ,,,,,n,e,,l It,s ,hb1
we have t,,1 , n ,,,l ,f H. If.,,, S,,,, H., ,c,,4,
fatinp ,,,}jr, N, ,n,I NM, ,,t ,il ma, ,yn,, L
cause i, will coni,ol he .ao,r,nn,cn, ,,srll W.
have made an experiment with the state lambs and
hnd the, cannot ,l. nnr 64ra bus,n,ss nor can the,
CIV rs a sound currency, ih,,ciorr thrte IL no alter,
native, but 10 cl,ate = Rant of nm, o,,, npnu an,
own funds and winch " m ,lnn,, bn sub,c, 10 our
control
Every circumstance which Is now uansp ,iinr con
neetcd with TIN, subject confirms me IA tie opinlon
which ha,c expressed
lst The tcuacits with which any deposit with the
States Is resisted.
>. Ih. manner in winch the ,ll,pa Treasury
tncula, Is adhciedto although the iocs,,r opinion
OF Congress aud ol sociel, ~ known To be oppos=
ed To IT.
}. MI. tambl elenp lctte, ia NV Nuik IN Incl
III Is opposed To ei,ng the Banks any Indulgence.
l. lheloN alsta III tins State and olh, candidates
ion Congress, are aid To be advocating II.
,. The Globe has ,rntuied to b,uach tie subject
likewise.
q. Pamphlet puiputliup To- be written III Treat
Britain which /, nov III circulation recommending
such Bnnk.
While thr rco lie 1t Large alc ancutine the seli=
GUS mlsorlnncs which have hoall,n the country, the
President Is Is believe iehcitatne himself that thu
time Is 'apdly arp1oo, hing when oi hs great
IN IA a It = - under
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June -
NOTICE..

rs hcrcb, given, that Robcr 3. shelton Is not al-
\ hnrize,l 10 settle receive any dcbis % pnlss
due the Estate Of my deceased husband, A6tH ,i Ia
North. NAhhll H. ~" n
July Il ~
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hNE CASE fine and ,er, handsoln" En2h>"
- ia"c, frnI.. lust opened a
JAMES I. III y : Ca.
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tsev received ~ ease o;s'l;'i" Ss'""
3 xa.,.rt,. beautiful aricl", "h'cn we ~
EnRIArnN y ELLIOT l.
Inn -
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE

AND LITERARY JOlRNAL1
CONDUCTED ly w. D. Gallagher
q j and j. B. Marshall. The editor Of
"Western Literary journal" having, in con-
nection With Jas. b. Marshall, Esq, be-
come proprietor of the "Western Monthly
Magazine the two works have been uni
ted, and will hereafter be published, stimuli
taneousIy. at Cincinnati and Louisville.
Every arrangement, being nov mlde for
issuing the Magazine panctualIy, and in
a style equal to its Eastern contemporaries,
il is trusted that the union here ANNOUNCED
willmect the appreciation Of the patrons
generally Of both publications The rea-
ders of the Journal" will find increased
attractions in the work, from the contri5u-
tons oftho correspondents Of the "Mlga-
zine;n and those Of the "Mngazinc" will
not only find tho same, from the writings
Of the correspondents oflbe "Journal," but
will also get a larger amount Of reading
matter than they have hitherto received,
Not in the spirit of boastng, but to give the
patrons Of the "Magazinc and Journal
an idea of what they may expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear,
the following list Of occasional correspond.
ents and regular contributors, is given:
Morgan Neville, Edward ID. Mansfield.
James II. Perkins, Alexander Kiamont,
Edward p. Cranch, John l.. Diddell, Chas
r.. Ramsey, r. Shelton Mackenzie, Viking
rannehil, Charles A Jones, VIM. B. Oaks,
Oiway Curry, George d. Prentice, Eph
Peabody, Thomas III. Shrove, Sam'l EoIs
John B. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis +
Thomas. Mrs. Caroline Lee ILcniz,
A. M'Clung, ii. j Groesbock, ]. N
Milton, Miss Harriet l.. Beasloy, DR.. s
2. IIillreath, and others,
Pie Western Monthly Magazine auc
Literary Journal, is published during the
first week of each month its general con
tents arc TALES, Essays, Poetry, Sketches
Of American Scenery, Character and man
nors, Regio@s and Literary Notices oi
New %7oTiils 3. i;:5 several Departments oI
of Literature and Science, Biographical
Sketches, particularly Of the Pioneers, d
The West, Narratives Of Border Of Adven-
turcs, Statistical Papers, &c. sc. E,ch
number Of the Magazine contains from ~
to 80 octave pages, and the year is divided
INTO two volumes Of about 450 pages each.
TERMS $500 per annutn, payable
1t the time Of subscribing $3.50, if pay
mont be delayed six mouths-$4,00, if do
layed over that time. Number one, of the
New Series Of this work, has just been
published.
or Exchanges, Correspondents, - per-
sons wishing 10 subscribe, viii please al
dress to the editors at Louisville Ky.
Feb II, 1897 LII
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
Living within the Means;
Living up 10 the Mems;
Living Beyond tho Means.


- - - 49, n So - - - - . ~
Ii is written ina pleasing style, and "a
tains lessons on domestic economy, WOE
Of being rcad aud pQndcrcd by all cla
Of people
'We have read with much pleasure
little volume. which is calculated
good. Tie author is we'll acquainted
The human heart, and deslrous Of fel0i
he tone Of mora feeling in society,"
1T is peculiarly well adapted q
times of extravaganza anl specu!all
The Sosy is well told throughout; and
sons in all tho different walks OF life,
find valuable hints
lit is replc.o with sound doctrine aud sa
utary prcccpts, conveyed on the moral ,
chrco well told hut simple sorios.'
'We cannot too highly commend II
work. 1t practical in its lessons, simpl
in is language, cXcullcu; in lis moral, M
conveys its lesson in an irresistible and Il
tercsting lDa~er.'
'If.ho .ioak sh ul1 fall into the hands
novel readers, they will onjoy tho pcasuI
Of story well todd
"a great curiosity is cvincod to Ia.
who is the author. Ii is said to be writ
by lady; but her namc, ana whether IA
riod or single, no one knows. Ii she il
married she ought to be-"
Husbands and fathers cannot bcstow
greater favor on their families, illan BY nI|
sontng thcn with the 'rhrec Experiment
"Tho whole is designed to teach Iessa
of moderation and bcncvolencc.
at describes real life in manner
cannot fail to instruct while il teaches "a
iInpresiyely that real independence cons
in living within the means"
ALSO FROM THE AUTHOR OF rnE' YOUNG 81
GUIDE.
"It is ono Of the best things in tho En|
iish language. This unqualified praise
given without "a fall and cnrcfl oxamin
ton ofits contents, and Of lhcir social ~
moral tcnjonccy." -
FROM M2s.-L: II. sIG3URNEY.
81 was not able to lay it out Of INV hal
until it was finished, so deeply iltcrcs
was it to me-
S. COLMAN, E,.blisss
III Washington Street, Boston,
February, 1887. atu4
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

ENACTORAGE AND COMMISSION
~ BUSINESS IN MOBILE.--Thc
subscriber renows the tender of hls scrvi-
ccs as n Factor ard Commission Merchant
in Mobile. Circumstances beyond his con
troll will cause him to remain in Mobile so
late that he will be unable to see many of
his Georgia and South Carolina friends
personally. ois, however, enabled to say
that he has connected himself with Col. c.,
l.. Mathews, Of Dallas county, in the Steam
Press and Ware House business, by which
he offers to all who may be pleased 10 pat
ronizo him, superior fire proof Storage for
all cottons consigned to him for saIo.--
From his long experience in Augusta, Ga,
in this business, he does not doubt he will
be able TO give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN G. HEARD.
Mobile, March 7. 5-4m
0CrI'he papers in South Alabama and
Mississippi will publish the above for 4
months, and forward their accounts for pay
ment, and one paper to +. G. HEARD.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
NOTICE..

TEAYING sold our STOCK OF
III GOODS, Notes, Book Accounts,
&c. to Thomas A. Compton, our customers
will please call and settle thcir accounts
when due; and all persons having claims
against us will present them to him for set
Element HARPER, HILL g. co.
Rodney, May IL, 1887. l4-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

Rodney, Novom Der s, 1896.

NOTICE.
EAERSONS having business with P. K,
Norris, are notified that the UNDER
signed acts for him as his attorney. AS
such. ha, requests that claims against said
Norris Be hanled over 10 him at as carly q
day as possible, to enable him ie make ar
judgements for their liquidation.
THOMAS Nv. BECK.
Rodney, June l3, 1887. ls-3w
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
BLA NKs! DLAKsl
.TUsT PRINTED, and for sale /
~ Office.
|. OlIlce

Bills Latliag; Bus Exchange; Nt
Bank Attachments, and Attachment Il,
Recogaizaaces; State ]Vdrraats ;Sabpd
E.recatioas; Forthcoming Bondss Al
bets, Labels and Shou Bills, for Mcrc.
Gsci Cotton Receipts, sc. sc.
Havlnga good assortment Of JOB m
we arc prepared to execute any ID
lhatmay bc forwarded, with neatne
despatch.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
- - EEeILered!!

The Pressure EECligrCd!!
pnopURTZ WITHOUT IE0N12!
#HTE. uc undersigned, wish 70 eii our
PLANTATION,
Yng in IclIersor county, Mississippi, nerr
sbankslown, MA terms To siiit those wish
ing 10 pawlnse. Possession viii bc given
immediately.
We win likewise sell
: BTEEBT YOUNG NEGRO MEN,
ahd 60 lei lhc purchases have the use u
FIFTEEN othcrs gratis, lor the present
year, making, Ia all,
2l WORKING HANDS.
TFRus-Firsl payment on the lst day OF
Jaulary 1888; tho bil1nrc in two annual
in sediments. Nuios, with approved secui-
u, viii be required.
r. G. DAVIS,
{. S. DAVIS.
jefferson county, April p, 1887. ll-u
6cTThe Naiciiez FREQ 7 raider will please
pubIi,h the above until forbid, and forward
ccola. T. this . i;l ilr c ollection.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
no TIE PUBLIC.

NTOTICE is hereby given, to all per
sons crossing at the Ferry opposite
Rodney, TO make payment at the timo OF
their crossing; and hereafter there shall be
no credit whatever allowed for ferriage.
MARY TULLlS.
January "a, 1886. Soft
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
NOTICE.

NUITCE,
ALL those interested in the lands and
tcncments of William and Joseph HoIms,
are requested to come forward Immediately
and show cause, if any they can, why said
property should not be sold, as the under
signed intends making application for an
oydcr of sale at the next November term
of the Probate Court of this county.
HOWELL KINDS, Guardian
Oct. %, 1896. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
N Q G Z :.

TEIE undersigned being greatly pres
sed by the pressure of the times,
would respectfully impress it upon those in.
dcbted to him, that unless they come for
ward ardmako payment by the l0h Of May
merit, he will put their accounts into the
hands of proper officers for collection
Hoping that this notice may be the means
of producing favorable impression on his
debtors, he remains,
Very Respectfully,
Their humble Servant,
BENZ CAMPBELL.
Rodney, April %, 1887 lift
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
NOTICE.

The Undersigned has been constituted
Agent l6r Mrs. REBEccA SoRRELL, Of Vr-
ginia, by her Power of Attorney, TO collect
Whatever moneys may be due the estate of
JAMES SoRRELL, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will please mako immediate
payment to me at Rodney, and any persons
having any of his property in possession,
are earnestly requested to deliver tho same
to me. j. b. LONG.
Aug.2 25-lf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l
Io(l,rs,,, TnunIv

J6HerSOn COuhlN.
Probate Comt-Spccidl Term, May 1887.
EE1O all persons interested in the lands,
- tonemen;s and hercditaments Of Charles
G. Il. Abbey, minor-Greetng:
You arc hereby cited to appear before
the Pn5a:e Court of Jefferson county, at a
regular term thereof 10 he holden at the
Courthouse in and for sard county, on the
fourth Monday in July next, then and there
to show cnusc, if any you can, why said
court should not then order, that said mi
nor's interest in the following nnds, to wit
Tract Of Land now in the possession OF
Stephen Terry, and on which he now lives,
in said county; and also, said minors inter
est in Tract of Land now in the posses
sion Of. Mrs. Maria &. Nash, which was a
part ofhe plantation of George Clair, deed.
on the south side of the road leading from
Fayete to Rodney containing in the whole
about $40 acres-be sold for his benefit.
And it is further ordered, that publication
hereof be made in the Southern Telegraph,
published at Rodney, and in the Natchez
Courier and Journal, for six weeks success
siveiy.
| certify the above TO he true extract
from the minutes of said Court
lEssEYSN Witness my hand and seal Of
. oG said Court, this 20th day OF
sssSs May, AID. 1897.
C.. r. MILES, d. Crk,
For J. J. Collier. Clerk.
May %, lS37-l5-6t prs. foo,$l3.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
A GREAT BARGAIN.

TIE undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation lying in MiIligan's Bend, fifteen
miles above NicksbtIrg, consisting Of
G4O aCfes,
about one hundred and fifty oi which arc
nnw in cultivation, and one hundred more
cnn be put in with very little trouble. will
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCLIMAT1GD HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on it, Thirty
Bales have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
TO persons wishing to purchase plan
tption, no better opportunity could be offer
ed to make a speculation, as am desirous
TO sell. WILLIAM NEVlLS.
October 25, 1896. 37-H
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
?zos7aoIUs
OF
FROM REAL |

ENIIE entire and decided a.
- with which the little vulum
"I'hree Experiments Of LAYING,
Gently publishcd) has been re
Boston and vicinity has induced @
er TO issue anew edition of il,
number of a Periodical that indif
families, in distant, as wcll as IL
regions of the United States a
Provinces, may have within the'
II small expense, these "thr
well told stories. The subj
with the "means Of liying," beiH
an arrangement has been made u
series, Of five small volumes, III
direct practical beariag uPon the ID
happiness of life. The title of'ihis
rioditul, win be "Slories from ka
dcsigned 10 teach true Independe
Domestic Economy" Each part
ume, will contain about $50 pages
complete in itself. II will be Issued
ly, commencing this mOnth.-lt
cents Part. The whole series
given for one dollar; or, if prelefrcd
copies of either part will be sent q
address for one dollar, aud thirty enfl
five dollars, or six copies Of the scrie
five dollars, to one address.--Payul0nH
required in advance.
Part first is now ready, and contailI
Three Experiments of Living
Living within the Means;
Living up To the Means;
Living Beyond tho Means.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A SETTLEMENT having taken place
n between John Cbaney, Thomas A.
Compton and myself, on the 18th day Of
April, 1887, and having made mistake
of $203 against myself, | protest the set
tcment, and also forwarn all persons from
trading for note drawn by me and made
payable to the sand Chaney on the same
day Of settlement, inasmuch as will not
pay it unless compelled to do so.
ALEX'R VIII LIS.
May 8, 1887. l3-4t
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04

THE undersigned having been spp
cd administrator GA lho estate ~ tsssa
T0UNGB, dccoased, late Of this couu
hafehg give n~ico 10 all persons
claims against said est G, 10 pfesea
dolly authenticated within lhe.lime p
ed By law; and all persons indehia.
estate, are requested to como foru
settle the same.
G. r. MARTIN, Fl
November ], 1896. I'D
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
NOTICE.

INUTIIT.
A IL persons indebted to the firm OF
"a WILSON and ALLISON, 4. SNYDER, or
ALLISON and SNYDER, arc hereby re-
quested to come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned
who is alone authorized to receive and re-
ccipt for the same, as he is dosirous that
the business should be closed as soon as
possible. .--
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept. 6, 1886 30-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IT FILTERS Of administration having
30 been granted TO the undersigned BY
tho Honorable Probate Court Of Jefferson
County, on the Estate of Jah,es Sorrel,
decd. Those indebted to said estate are
make immediate payment, mud
those 10 whom the Estate is indebted arc
requested TO present their accounts properly
authenticated, as soon az possible.
I.B. LONG, Admir-,
September u, 1886. 33 If.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-04
nRuas 3 lEnnIoENns.
EVANS 4 CLAYTON

EVANS 8 CLAYTON,
- HAVE just received. aui ora
~ now opening the fllaUine a 0f
MEDICINES, &r.. uhich fa
63 offer for s1le on good terms. filr
articles are direct from tho house Of q. W.
CArpeatcr, Philadelphia, AMI have been SCI
lecied with great care;
Acid, Tarare lCa-6Ie soap
Sulphuric Ether Mustard
Spirits Ni,re Crude Barax
Alcohol Roll Sulphur
Smelling Salts FlowI Sulphur
Sal. Ammnniac Pulv. Rhllayb
Tartar Emeiic Syrup of Liycrwort
Spirits darishurn OIL Catharion
Balls. Copayia Saratoga Powders
Calomel Sarsp. .Cabahs g. Cop.
CamphOr Batoman's Drops
C.Uves British OIL
Powdered Ginger Cologne Water
Antinanial Wine Godfrev's Cordial
BIistering Ointment Eve Water
Calisago Bark, pow. Itch Ointment
Common Bark do Lemon Acid
Aioes, powdered 0pndcilac
Gum Arabic SeidlitZ Powders
Assafplida Wine BItters
Gum Myrh Sodaic Powders
" Opium Worm Seed Oil
Laudannm White Chalk
Gale. Magnesia Copperas
Sweet Oil Putty, in bladlers
Castor Oil Copal Varnish
Burgundy Pitch Sprts Tupentiuc
Sugar Of Lead Vias, assorted
White Lead Pomatnm Roll
Pearl Ash Waters
Saltpetre PuR. Ipecnc
Cream Of Tartar EPSON Salts
Sui. Quinine SIENNA, Alexandria
PreciP. Ex. Of Barks Mamma, Flake
Rad. Ginger Alum, sc. sc. sc.
Rodney, April IL, 1897. Off