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Extract from the Piekwiek Papers.
ELECTION TRICKS

LiSbN lON
"Strange practices, these" said Mr.. Pick.
wick; half speaking to himself, and hal.
addressing Sam.
"Not half SO strange as n miraculous
circumstance as happened 10 my own faith.
er, at an election time, in this VERY place,
sir" replied Sam.
"What was thai, p inquired Mr.. Pick.
wick.
"Why he drove a coach down here once.'
said Sam Election times came on, and
he was engaged by yum party 20 bring down
voters from London. Night aforc he was
u going to drive US, committee on t'oiher
side sends for him quietly, and away he goes
With the messenger, who shows him in -
large room-lo,s of genT'm'n-heaps o
papers, pens and ink, and all iha, ere. .Ah,
Mr.. Weller,' says the gen''m'n in the chair,
glad to see you, sir; how arc youl'-
Very well, thank'ee SIR says my father;
Il hope you're pretty middlin.' says he
Pretty well, ~thank'ee, SIR says The gen..
i'n'n sit down, Mr.. Wellrr-prav sit
down. SIR So my father sits down, and
he and the genpln'n looks VERY hard a
each other. You don't remember me i?
says the gen''m'n ?-'Can't say | do sa,
my father--'Oh, | know you,' says the
genTm'n; Il know'd you ven you was a
boy says he Well. | don't remembe,
YOU says my father. - That's VERY odd,
says the genTm'n-' Very says my
tarscr-'You must have a bad mem'ry, Mr..
Weller says the gcnTm'n@ Well, IFS a
VERY bad 'un,' says m father ] thought
So says the genr'm'n. So then they pours
him out a glass o. wine, and gamn,ons him
about his driving, and gets him into a reg.
lar good humor, and at last shoves a TWEEN.
ty pound note in his hand. Its n VERY
bad road between this and London saya
the gen1'm'n-' Here and there it is a wer.
ry heavy road says my father-''Special.
ly near the canal, | think says the gen..
l'm'n-' Nasty bit, that 'erc,' says my faith.
er-'Wcll, Mr.. Weller,' says the gen'Pim'n,
you're a VERY good whip, and can do
what you like with your horses, we know.
We're all VERY fond of you, Mr.. Weller,
so in case you should have all accident when
you're a bringing these here voters down,
and should tip 'cm over inlo the canal With.
out hurtin' 'em, this is for YOURSELF says
ne Gen1'm'n, you're very kind says
my father, 'and I'll drink your health in
another glass of wine,' says he vich he
did, and then buttons up the money, and
bows himself out. You wouldn't believe,
sir" continued Sam, with a look Of mex.
pressible impudence at his master, " that
on the VERY day as he came down with
them voters, his coach vas upset on that
ERE VERY spot, end ev'ry man on 'em was
turned into the canal"
"And got outagain 7" inquired Mr.. Pick
wick, hastily.
why" replied Sam, very slowly. " !
rather guess one old gentleman was mis-
sin; | know his hat was found; but | ami
quite certain whether his head was in it or
not. But what look at, is the hextraordi.
nary, and wonderful coincidence, that arter
what that gen''m'n said, my fathers coach
should be upset in that VERY place, and on
that VERY day!"
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ENREsEa G0ODs.-Tne subs

ENRESEA GOODS.-Tne subscriber has
n lately received a now supply of sc lsonable
GOODS, consisting of merino circ issi ms, com.
mon colored do. dark prints sheetings; wool.
en- blankets; Canton fl lnncls wooden socks
yoolsn gloves, lined cotton do; worsted comfort
srs, &c. &c. Also, a supply of cotton batting.
~wicking, and wadding; which he will sell to-
gethsr with his form stock of goods, at the
owest prices for ready pay.
C. l.. MILLER.
Constantine. Nov. Is 1896. 20y
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MAKE NOTICE.-CnArrN e. Owxx
n would resp ctfully inform their friends,
that thy have Il movld their stock Of goods 10
the new brick building a wv Sips bsiop their
old st md, and ttDo doors ADORE the Farmers and
Mechlnics' B nix.
CHAPLIN & OWEN have ON hand a lrrg
stock of Grocariss, Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Dye Stuffs, and all such other goods as are usual
ly k pit in simil r establishments, all of whic'
they will sell at low prices, and from their in.
cr,.sed { ciliti IS in their new stand for doint
busin IS, tn, y fl .ttor themselves they will be alb,
to please those who will favor them with a ell.
ID troit. JIM 90, 1886. lvI
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The Raftix Red Riper.-Among the
documents accompanying The presidents
Message to Congress. we find some very
Interesting statements, relative 10 the gigan.
tic undertaking OF Capt. Shreve, TO rcmove
the great raft upon Red River. This OBJ.
struction originally occupied n space of up
wards of Two hundred miles; and there Is
sufficient evidence that it has existed for
nges before the discovery of the country,
while its banks exhibit indubitable proof
that it once extended TO within fifty miles
If the confluence of that river with the MIS-.
siSsippi. The annual increasement has been
estimated at two miles and n formed,
the serpentine course of the stream forbids
all possibility of removal, except by nrtif-
cial measures, or the slow process Of de.
cay. In some places the raft is condensed
10 an astonishing depth, and forms what is
called the ''sunken raft:" n single strong
log removed will sometimes Iibera,e hun.
dreds. The raft region may now be con.
sidered under three divisions that from
which the raft is entirely removed, extern
ding 146 miles from the commencement
that in which the raft is cut up and pulled
in pieces, and not 1oa,ed of+sor which
nothing is wanted but a strong curren
which must ultimately take place-33 miles
in extent ; and that, lastly, which has no
yet been commenced. The water expel
led from the channel by the rah into th'
lakes, parallel to the banks, as tho obstruc'
ton Is removed, returns and deepens ih'
bed OF the stream. At tho commence
ment of Inc ruff thore is little or no current
This has added much to the labor in re
moving the obstruction (; and many Of the
logs removed have Aoated back, suisse
quently, by rise in the Mississippi. The re
moval now of a few yards of solid RAFT
causes a Gall ofeighteen inches above It, ant
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6 rylTKS Il BOWMAN, having roceiv-
- ed arssupply to their former stock ofGoods,
wh, bcanaista of

~ n HAS N d. " I'VE - " ~ tSeSiN-
- ell a r ,-supply to their former stock of Goods,
whiNhconsists of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
iery. Medicine, Crockery, School Books,
3hnk Books, Boots and Shoes, looking
;dsses, Window Glass, 7 ly 0, shy 10,
I'D 10 by ~.
Al of which they offer for the lowest cash pri-
ces They would also inform their fri nds and
customers, both in st. Jos phi end X illmnzoo
Couhucs, that th2ir FIGURING mill will be in OPP
Grafton by the 9Th F bruary, when th y will be
ldy to answer all orders for Touring and bar.
,ng, or grinding Custom work.
Tn,y would further give motto that all persons
living on the south sid of tho river, and coming
10 mill or to trade at III ir stor,, they will Civ
him a pass which shlll p y tn iii Forriagc across
TO and from Thr,s Riv RS.
Tar e Riv rs, J m. 30, 1897. 3ltf
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PATENT PLAT.

NAsRKATK'S PATENT PLAT
z FORM SCALES, ar3 now in e~xtsnsivs use
in all p ,rts of tha u. S.--arc not liable to get out
Of order-occupy but It'll, sp c-no expense il
ad usting thcm-no heavy weights TO handle, and
are very convenient for weighing. The common
compliant that platform scales vary between hea-
Wy and light draughts is in thos, scales com.
pleteiy obviatcd-the operation being equ lily
c rtiin in weighing bodies of any capacity or a
mount.
Tn subscriber has received an agency for IN
slls ofthe above article in all its varieties, and will
soon be able to furnish scales to aiy orders with
which he may be favored.
ALLEN RIDGE.
Constantine, Nay "a 1897. AZ
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aNOWLER & COFFIN, BRISTOL

HNOWLER & COFFIN, BRISTOL
Mouth Little Elkhart, Ia, are now OPEN
ing an extensive assortment of Goods to which
they respectfully invite the attention of tho pub
lie in this viciniiy-among which, ar, Dry Goods,
Groceries, H.rdwar', Iron and mills, Crockcry,
Boots and shoas, ii is and Caps, ready made
clothing, Drugs NJ dicinos, &c. &C.. together
with a v.rioiy Of Goods, embracing almost eve.
ry article adapted to the country trado, III. of
which they will sell at prices that Offer induce
m nts 10 customers.
N. b. Proluco of all kinds taken in exchange
for gools. Janu iry 18. 1887. 90
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M OT1CE.-All prisons ind ,bted to the
~ subscriber, either by note or on account,
whose demands are now dus must settle the sam
forthwith. A Dolby off we, ks will add costs
o the amount. Dire nee ,ssity compells this call
md he hopes it will be attended to.
ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Sept. l, 1897. 62w3
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TJ ESy STORE Az EERRHEN.-
w PITT DROWN e. n. T.. WARD h,vips

EA ESy sToERGs Az EEliH HEN.-
lY PITT BROWN g. r. Z. WARD having
5nterod INTO copirtnsrship for the purpose Of
buying and selling NJ ,rchandizs, Provisions and
produce. would respectfully inform the public.
that they have just rec lived an extensive and
z ner.l assortment of Dry Goods, ready mad
Clothing, Groceries. ii ,rdwar Iron, Nails. Salt.
Boots and Shoes, ii Is, Gl sss, Qu,enswl arc.
Leather, Oh, Paints and Conf5ction iry, which
they off II for sale at unusu lily low pric -.
IVA lib }ral discount will be made TO Tavern
keep RS and others purchasing by the quantity
"a" Persons residing at a distance win find il
30 thair advint G, to give US a call before ma
king purchases els.wh re.
s~*The highest pric, will b. paid in c,sh
FOR all kinds of country produc, and provisions.
N. ID. No Ferriage will b. CHI ,rg I'd to pr.
cons tr ding II this store, w resids east Of the
River st. Joseph.
Is rrian. Oct. 1895. Is
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HAT. CAP IA FUR STORE.-

In w. VAN TINE, respectfully informs his
old friends and customers, and the public in gen
,ral, that he can again be found at No. sc Main
ST., a few doors below the CInal Bridge, where
he now has on hand and is manufacturing, a
generl ii assortment CHATS and CAPS of very
quality,-which, for elei Q ice, durability and
cheapness, are surpassed by none, at wholesale
or retail, and on such terms as cannot fail to
please.
BuffAlo. June 90, 1896. FL
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~zsasakkN 1897.
Nl4 THE ~sTEHMBOAT

[-ss-4TSE5 n MICHIGAN, ~(propcll d
by two pow. rfal low pressure engines) ARCH.
BALD ALLEN, M str, will perform her trips for
The pr sent season agraeably TO the following ar
rlngem,nts
Leaving Deir't for Buff 10. Leaving d., 10 for Det't
May, 5, n. IL. %. ~. Dy,e "a, 20. 20.
June. -, ~. ~. June, I. II, -, 30.
july, II, ~, 20. July, IL. %. 10.
August, ~, IL, ~, 20. August, IL. 81, ~.
September, ID, ~, %. Septem'e r 2 10, 25.
OF. Z, 10. 10, -, y. Oct. !, 4, 10, 10, rs 81.
November. q, o.. Is November. O, IL, II.
She will make four trips during tn, season to
N, Upper L kes.
From Buff. 10 touching at the Ports on Lake
Erie, Mackinac, CIR en- Bay, Cheboyag gan. Mil
wduki and Chicago. HON ward bound, al Mich
igan City, Now Buffalo, st. Joseph, and Grand
River. L'aves Buffalo, June l and 80, Jolly 90
and Sept. 2. Also lsaving Detroit Jun 3, July 2
and 81 and Sept. 4. On her return trip, she will
Leave Chicago June 10, July 8, August 7 and Sep
tember IL.
The Michigan is about 500 tons burthen-is 3
years old--qndh her well known strength and sp cd
Is well as h r ~unrivall ID reput ton as a sea vos-
sci are already known to III, travelling pub.
lie. Her accommodations, alwgys spacious and
el giant, Were increased the lat o son by the i'm
prov smont Of her Ladies' Cabin. and the add.
ton of eight large and splendid state rooms i'd
joining.
Application for passage or freight may be made
10 the master on hoard, or to thn following Ag ,nts
o. NEWBERRY g. Co. Detroit.
HOLT. PALMER & Go, Buffalo.
NEWBERRY T. DOLE, Chicago.
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lwl A.ss !--sA1W UOULS,!
~ THOS. MOSELEY is rec wing from New
York and Boston his fall and whit stock OF
Goods. The assortment is extensive and well
selected for this market. Contemplating a new
arrangement in my busin SIS tn, ensuing spring,
my entire stock is offered for Cash, Who'll ,sll
and retail much cheaper than any goods arc
bought in this country. Merchants whose stock
is.r ducod will find it TO their advant 60 to call
and examine. Among my goods are
Super blue and black broad cloths
Cadet mixed do, cassimeres, buffalo cloth
hunters cord. merinos, circassiai,s, fannels.
rose. blankets, bro. din. table clohs, oil cloth
covers, corded skirts, silk velvet, padding.
canvass. drilling, merino shawls, buck init.
tens and gloves, WOODEN socks, hosiery, UNI.
brellas, &c.
Molasses, N. O..P. r. and Havana su.
gar, young hyson and black Tea, raisins,
currants, candles, soap, mustard, coffee, 2
doz. sbovels and spades, 3 doz. cast steeI
axes, so kegs cut and wrought mails, &c.
Constantine Nor. Is. 6w72
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II Asst CALL.-Al persons indebted to
IL w. T. HOUSE, will please call and set.
tie the SAINT by the 18th inst. or have the pleas
urs of ~settlinq the same with n Justice of the
Pace. Constantine, April 5. 1886. 40tf
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nACON Il HAMS.-Just received, 5000
I'D lbs. Bacon and Hams, and for s,ls by
w. A. SANGER g. Go.
Mottville, June 6. 1897. 3w49
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3 50, Il paid In advance;
ENxsI 3 UO after the first , months or, PER ANY.
2 81. NJ the On ! Of the We r.
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~ROCERIES.-Tie subscribers hv,
W r,cciv ID a new supply Of Groccriss, which
makes their assortm mt complete. Among tn I'm
NAV b, found black and green Teas of different
kinds ] IVA, Rio and Laguira Cofoe; st. Croiz
Porto Eco and loaf and limp Sugars No.
mo!asses rio, I; chocolite; spice ; pepper; gin
ger, &c. &c. Also a new supply of Liquors.
consisting of-French, Am rican and cherry
brandy; ST. Croix andN. o. rum; Hollind gin (;
Madeira, Malaga, Muscat, clarct and Champaign
wines. They will be sold on as good terms aud
a. low prices as at any other establishment in
Shis part Of the country. Tavern keepers and
others wishing TO purchase, are requested to call
and see our rods and lsarn prices.
Aug. 1881 c. L. e. A. MILLER.
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COMPETITION tn, If, of trad.-G

n NOMPETETGON tn, Ifs of trad,.-G
" w SCHNABEL would inform his old
friends. customers aud thu public generflly. that
he has Just received the New York and Philadsl j.
phia Fashions. Now is your tim, says l, TO
have q new and fishiona5l, suit, which can be
had ono door below the Printing Ohico, where
work will be done as well and fit az Gloss as in
any other house in Constantine. But not tho
best this side Of Buff llo,' as l do not wish to send
my brags quite so far from home.
June 81, 1887. 81
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Ep EasGFOUS w a. Ee TX S.-.Bsrnc's
E& Notes, The Young Christian,
TIL, way to do good, NJ moir Of Bedol',
Great Tmchr,
b echer's Views in Theology,
Phil ,sophy ofBenevol nee,
noidridg Is Rise and Progress.
Escry d y Duty,
L stor's testimony,
At the new Book Store Of
BAGG, BARNS e. co.
June 14,-50 Woodward Aycnuc.
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SEGAHxS.-l00 900 Marine, Principe and
- light brown ii wanna Ssg RS also. 10000
common do. Superior fine cut CHI wing and
smoking tob lcco; Maccoboy and Scotci snuff
for sale by C.L. A. MILLER.
August, I. sly
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100 Children's morocco boots.
The above stock WIS 8 lect9d from til, manu-.
actorics in the vicinity Of Boston. by an expert.
fnced shoe-dealer. and will be sold to tho tr ide
by the dozen at a small commission, and at rotail
very cheip.
Nov. Is. 6w72
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lust RECEIVED and for sale BY the
D. subscriber, 5000 lbs. Nails; 5000 lbs. Iron
% boxes glass wet and dry Groceries.
All tho above named articles, ths subscriber
holds at Cash. III. ULLMANN.
Constantine May "a. ~
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CONSTANTINE REPUBLICAN,
DANIEL MUNGER,

Every Wednesday Morning. corner Of Canaris AMI
Wstr streets.-at his Printing-Ofice aud Book
store, over the Bank. Stairs. south side.
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dhNE CASE OE HEAVY BLACK
" g. MIXED SATTINErrS, just received
and arc offered low by tho pi'cc.
Nov. Is. THOS. MOSELEY.
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NNHE und ,rsigned hereby gives notice tina,
he will do Conveyanciug, take proofs and
ackuowlo lgmsnts of ID eds, morlg rs, take afi-
dlvits. protest bills aud notys for non-payment,
and att nd to all Other business pertaining to the
duties of his office.
JAS. EASTMAN JOHNSON.
Notary Public, in and for tn County of 81. Jo-
s,ph. C,nst milne Mt-:II. 1897. 35tf
NOTICE is hereby given, that legal pro-
IN ceeding have bsen h d ag inst Richard
Rooie, an hdbitu / drunkard, a resid ,nt Of the
town of Penn, C ISIS Co. and the Undersigned have
bean duly appointed Guardi us Of his person and
and estate, all persons ara therefore forbid selling
him liquor for mon y or any other articls of val.
ne, or trading with or trusting him without the
consent of said gu1rdilns.
SAMUEL r. ANDERSON,
ORANGE NJ. ROODE,
ABNER KELSEY,
Guardians.
N. b. All money due will be received, and
demands scttl VI by said guardians.
Aug. I6, 1897. .3w59
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HUST RECEIVED, a large lot of st ,
q pl don site goods, such rs Cd and 8 1 tick.
ing; sup rior bl 'ached shirtings, commo brown
do. blcached and bros n 81, eiings. SON, extr
heavy. Cor sale Nv c. l.. g. A MILLER.
August |. 1897.
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REFERENCES -Mack a. Paterson, Ronh str,
N. Y; Gas. A. Stewart, ESQ., ID ,troit, Mich. +;
Digby v. III, E'q. c ntreyille, Mich. John
Fitch. Seneca Sails, N. Y; Horny PoIkcnhorn,
Detroit Jackson Llngworthy. Roch stor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-05
Sheriff. Sale.

NY virtue of two writs Of Fl. IA issued from
The circuit court Of Winston county et No
,,er term of said court, 1887, and to me directed,
Mn sel a. the court house IN the town Of LOUIS
,.5s on Monday the 2Ist day Of May next, all the
,;,l, itle Claim. interest and demand tlat Lewis l..
and nd Wing joining the town plan Of Louisville,
LnoTn as lois number /, 2, 8, 4, ) and 9, which
contains two acres each and lots number q 5 y 10,
II, u, 49, II and Is, containing four acres eaeh az
Ieyied on as the property Of said Fanyie 10 satsiy
an execution in favor Of L. DOdsOn and one IN favor
orJJ.& G. w. Thomson, use. &c.
JOHN II. HARDY, Sheriff.
Apra 10. 1888. 4Ol3Od Printers fee, 50 OOI
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Anti-spasmOdle TIneturc, or

| RTOTHER's COMFORT. This medicine
WI has been prepared with special reference
/ ID ihe wants of families ia which Tie most minute
nsFfcuarity has been observed IN order that mo-
iber, miqlh keep and USE Il with the most perfect
.afftv. ana with tie confident assurance that il will
afford relief when very many Of the standard rem
edies iail Tie proprietor before Offering Il 10 the
public, has taken occasion 10 converse with some
distinguished physicians Of Virginia, and with spe-
eial pains 10 speak Of al the various parts and pro-
portions of lbs medicine; and those that know It's
component parts, have pronounced u one Of the
very beet compounds for the following diseases that
can Be prepared and NAV be used with perfect safe
" as well with The new born bakR, as the man Of
three score and es II those that use il are not "a
isicd that i i the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated they can return the bottle and re-
eeve back their money. II Is boldly asserted that il
IS almost &c not aue) inlahble in Diarrhna IN all
It's various forms, Dysentary Cramp-eolic Cholera
Morbus, and Asiaic Cholera; also, Alter Pains Of
lying-in Femaes--ior this II IS The Mothers Com
ioEi and because il is the very best preparation for
the summer diseases Of children that has yet enter
ell the chamber Of the distressed. II is also une-
qtialed for cramps from whatever cause produced.
Ladies in the most delicate situations may take il
under any Of the abaye circumstances with perfect
safety and equal benefit. The public may be as.
airel tlai the 7Hf Spasm0dic Tinefre, or Mothers
Comfort, has been subjected to the most rigid and
scientific examination by some Of the most extern
sive (physcians) practitioners in Virginia, who now
recommend il in their practice.
For sale BY SMITH s. PETERSON, Druggists,
oOtamDns, MISS.
inachs,--sly II. B. MONTAGUE.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ of an order Of the Probate court of Lowndes
county, made at the March term, the undersigned
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder on the 10Th
day of May next, in the town Of Nashville, on n
credit until the first of January next, all the real
estate except the widew's dower) belonging to the
estate of John Lewis, decd. to wit: Lois No. 8
and 4, in square No Q; and Lots No % and 30, in
square No 5. Note, with approved security, will be
required of the purchaser.
The property 10 be sold consists of stere-house
ola convenient size and well arranged for transact
ing mercantile business; tailor shop well arran-
ged for carrying on that business; grocery OF
small ware house and perhaps blacksmith shop.
Any person wishing TO engage in either of the
above named branches of business, would no doubt
do well TO attend the sale
THOS. J. LEWIS, Admir-.
Nashville, April 10, 1888 40ts
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Sherif,s Sale.

RY virtue Of five writs of Fl. ia. that issued
- from the circuit court Of Winston county,
and to me directed, shall proceed to sell for cash
before the court house door in the town of Louis
vile, on Monday, the 9TH day of May next, all the
right, tile, claim, interest and demand that f. H.
Thompson has in and 10 the following Town Lots,
with his Tan Yard they are known and described
as follows 10 wit: Lots number five and eight in
beck number three; also lot number six and seven
in block number four, levied on by said executions
two in favor of II. S. Hudspeth, one in favor OF
Christian s. Munroe, one in favor of Benz. HYDE
and one in favor Of Elizabeth r. Rose, against T..
II. Thompson, this S0th day of march, 1888.
JOHN H. HARDY, Sheriff.
April Z S9d Printer fee, So 0Ol