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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
Dissolution.

HE eonneIOn existing between the sub
,rben trading under the firm OfSimmont
stcher was dissolved on the first day o
ssf instant BY nutual consent john wv
5as having purchased the entire Interest
stock Of goods Of Alfred Thatcher.
notes accounts Sc. OF the late firm nj
dne Of dissolution are in the hands @
Thatcher, who alone is authorized L
and settle the same.
J.W. SIMMONS,
A.THATCHER.
anbas, October l6, 1888. .--
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insurance AoencY.
200 Dollars Reward

Paul HI filler & j. b. Hemder-
SON. ~ s.s.l5}
I'm the Cd of August, TiIleF hired Horse
u and Buggy atmy stable, for one day, and
put ofFfor the west. The horse is a gray, o.
9years OLD, tally with handsome head andneck
and ragged hips. The Buggy brass mount
ed with an old lasting top, open behind for a
trunk to sit IN the body. "a TllIer IS about IS
years ofage. light complicated, and illweigh
200 or 225 lbs.Ie Yal so be- t38 ja3 .qegasg
Henderson, is spare made and fair Complect.
ed, about % years of age. He hired two hor
ses on the 9th Of April last for few hours aIi
he also put off west witha young man namet
William Rogers, but calls his name Washing
ton. He is the son of Simeon Rogers of GlaFl
county, Ala. One of the horsesis an iron gray
years old, has very large feet and has th'
sign of sore back the other, bay, 41year
old, tolerable handsome before and ragged be
hind Twill give one hundred dollars rewarI
for Isiller on Henderson delivered tomein Co
lumBus, Ga. and suitable reward for anyofth
properly. Any information directedato ID
WI be thankfully received Oncernings them D
the property RALPH O5H0WARD. 1
Sent I9. 1888. a1tfs7 asa e1atsQtt4 sved
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L Undersigned having declined the re
ng forwarding and commission business
plmbns Miss. and having rented their
house at the steamboat landing to Mr..
y Thatcher would, most respectfully re-
pend him to their old friends and patrons
oicit for him a continuance ofthe bust
ef former customers. o..
INDUS Oct. 1899. CLARK g. Co.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
J NOTICE

State ,9, 81 Mississippi aIpoE October 5th 1888
INOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
IN agreeable to an order Of the board Of
County Police for said. county of l,owndes,
made at the October term of said board 1888
and to me directed, | win hold an election
at all the precincts in said county on Monday
and Tuesday the 22nd and 23d days of October
instant for the election Of Ranger for sad
comfy to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of James A. Cummings. And at the
same time and places viii hold an election fl
Coroner for Lowndes county to fiji the vacan-
cy occasio.ed by the resignation Of Samuel
Davis. a
rsA JOHN w. BYRN, Sheria.
s. 3Eua DIV ..3 80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

.THArcHER has taken the w'rehouse Of
! & Co. where he viii conduct a general
On, COMMISSION, receiving and forward
lsiness. He will advance cash on cotton in
and will, during the season keep on
general assortment ofgroeeries, bag
andvpc, and in short, every thing desired
laQeT. He viii also personally attend
s selection in Mobile ifdesired.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
L&W .HOTECE.
ALEX. POPE & son
Commission Merchants, Mobile,
Alex. Pope, LIYERPOOL.

VTNHe public are respectfully informed that
n Alex. Pope viii continue in Liverpool
the ensuing year, and viii be happy to receive
the consignments of Cotton; he viii also be
pleased to fill any orders that may be sent him
for foreign goods. Persons writing to him will
address to the care ofIsaac, Low, & Co. Liver
pool.
ALEX. POPE &. SON tender their ac-
acknowledgements to their friends for the patron
age they have extended to them for the last ten
years, and trust from their long experience IN
the Factorage business, and their efforts to give
general satisfaction, that they win meet with
the same liberal support as heretofore. They
are prepared to supply their friends with Bag.
ging, Rope, Irvine, &c. &c, and.wil at al
times be able to make liberal advances on Cot
ton in hand or sent them for shipments.
Mobile Chronicle. 13t %
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Notice.

r ETTERS of administration were granted
u a by the Probate Court of Choctaw county
Mississippi, to the undersigned, on the estate
of john J, GURLEY, deceased. Allpersnns haV,
ing claims against the said estate will present
them to us, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law. otherwise this notice win be
held as bar to said claims. esA
JESSE CUMMINS, Is 81
DANIEL TTE TIDEKS1N, h
e 3-6w Administrators.
Greensboro Choctaw co. Oct. 2, 1888. .al
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Old1I0rn.

ne Subscriber oder5l foTl sale, two thou
go .s,'a bushels ofvery superior CoTpsgroNI
s''. which he wfll deliver in town or VI
y@ 20, any place that may he desired.
IN desirous ofkeeping their horse
a3' and 10 fine order, would do wen Z
!, - C.s. AKIN.
ct L, 1888 IT,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
COMMbs SION BUSINESS.


WI will continue the Factorage and Com
w mission business in Mobile.
,ea f MINGE g. RUSSELL.
We refer to- et
]. Mckenzie, Esq. Montgomery, Ala.
J.Johnson, Esq. Wethmpka.
Messrs. Dickens, Webb; & co. Greensboro
NJ. Walthall, Esq. Eolumbuss Miss.
Col William ATmistead, IA. A.
Col. James Pickens, "io9n ~ 1'i S.r
Dr.. William a. Christian, ,F.-a-
R chard II. Adams, Esq. nA'1' eilsO 60
Col A.. II. Christian, Sumter CO. .rsf
James Semple, ESQ. Perry co,
The Montgomery Advertiser, WetumpL;
Sentinel Columbus Argus, Miss, Greensbor,
Beacon, Denhopolis Bulletin, will insert The
above for twelve months, and forward their &C
counts to M. & R.
June6 52-Iy
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

DROKE and escaped from TIE jail al AIari.
ID On, Perry County. on Monday. night last,
Andrew King, committed on charge Of bar.
boring 8 negro. (, King Is about forty years d
ace. near six feet high, has dark hair, blueeyes
and his left ear cropped. 49, - -.
The above reward Of $50 win be given ici
the apprehension or eommitsal of said King, ia
any jail east Of the Mississippi River, go t6st ]
: = SAMUEL. q. Ne uGHIl
Sent SEPT. I, 1855 4 = aif'b ~ q
p i 1ii Narens5 Tet,a w.
and Southern Argus, Columbus Miss. VII ID
seEt the above once month for three month
and forward Their accountstO IS. ,INtcL
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.PROSP ECTUS Z
, MLsSISSII ~ Z IND

sia G8NSla ALL - slElIQE.
gTilf Is. scarcity Df tie Revised ode and
1 u set ectS Of the legislatures and the
deIiltg nth which the Justices and Con-
stables Of this State supply themselves and the
great want of such work Is a. hstiee of the
aeaeeOil my own part han indnccdm me tool
fer % the justices and eonstables Of this state
d digest Of alths laws inforce inirelation 10
leIs ullieg &c, together withba eomplete
sst1f forms &C Deeds, Bonds, AcknoV-
leagesnts5iOf DoWeE md ether Instr1-
inent8ssot % - aoIia .asen asa 1i1ss eli a.
ai YoplaeeBuc asVaor into fdeghands ofeur
justices aldfcOhstable would save much troa-
bic and time % the cheers faf WHOM the
work isiufended 3 Ast the law now stands SC Is
withthe utmost difficulty. TO be ascertained
Whethera written laws inIfoEce e. oct. winch
often mislead IiGs q flo asiIss.s7Isz ssr4ssis,
The work viii be published n oDe Du0deoi.
smo volumes law binding. comPE from two
hundred and Fifty to three hundred pagese with
q digested index Of the contents giving con.
densed statementOfa 81 L contains. Ne woIk
Twill be ready for delivery the lstef March
1882 81 ed ysla !. ae6 gg ei sfasss ~ q
Terms made known on delivery. 69asT ri.
@ Editors Of NeWspa pers in this State who
Twill publish this Prasp eetus win receive anele
giant eilt bound cory of: The work, togethe
with the thanks oftbe compiler li 80
dt-svoda 6sse 78ga sesal sBt BUTLER, 7. p;
ss'GafEoltonsSe 18th, lsSasza rsas o.ie4
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
CARD.

TnrHrR would return his thanks to
Iuey vzuons, and those of the late firm
auOns HTnatcher for the support extend
firm and respectfully solicits a conti-
u oftie same to J. w. Simmons who
oatInue at the old stand.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
BRAND0N MllnNE ~.

L u indebted to Co vhagton. &
: ihcun, O. either. can diseha. g the'
auoA. IN BrandOu money.
70 De hoped thar those who have fan, e.
~ ue gp Tor 'S8 ~, wilnow come forward.
J: ,'ela 70 settle our business bynote, cash,
~ - R W
!. :. cI1EINGTNN e & ALHOUN
e 10, lS5s.-5-4f. f-If2
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3 Western Bank Note Company.
Wg@@DRgFg. Tag@HR 80 CO

- UtQ&OmOF94p " G'GaAAA4 ~ - y = SssHss
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TT.AVE made extensive arrangements g
render their Engraving Establishment
complete, and are now prepared to perform
any work in their line of business They have
procured new designs for vlgnetts czcs and
orders for
Bank Notes, Maps. Plans, q c.s
or COPPER Ard STE = =.
VIII be attended TO with promptness and de.
snatch. Bank Note Paper from che best and
most celebrated paper mills inthe Union.
They have appointed r. B1R0N BARKER, @
Columbus. Mo- theiI Agent. who wfll attend
o any orders that may be left with him.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

III BOUND, thankful f6r past iarors rsl.esi
II this method to inform TIE citizens Of Co
lumbas, and the public generally, that having
procured an assistant Baker, he Is nopf manu-
featuring Buffer CnackeFy which beng al
ways fresh, and branch Of the i1ofs on
which be has followed ffor the last iiffe1 years
without ffltefIlsslon; uialrants the better
than any imported Cracker.
4 HE'S also extending his bakery 70 eVery va
fiety Of Cakes. specideations fof any kind o.
quantity, veill be supplied a. short notice for
Families of Parties. -. -
p. Sc Merchants and antels car Be sup
Piled with Crackers BY fhe single pound or
barrel. Also, Hard a. Sea Bread, an excel
lent and cheap article iiof plantaiion IS 81 win
keep foF years IN any efuiates 5 1890
July l0S leS513.tf - 81 g asss
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
MAn+em

I v.fdsa MOTT CT = 4ees3
YENH f Subscriber, of the late firm of PurVii
IL Andrews & Crawford. will continue the
Factorage and Commission Business on hi
own account. Any business entrusted to b
care viii be promptly attended to. @
JAMES CRAWFORD.
June Doth, 1888. Att
The Columbus (Miss.) Argus, Montgomel
Journal, Tuscaloosa Intelligeneer and Seln {
Free Press will insert the above weekly. uIsC.
orbid.-Mobile Chronicle. s. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
UHIS splendid line of four horse Post
IL Coaches is In successful operation, and
runs daily between Montgomery, Ala. and Au-
gusta, Geo. Passengers can be assured d
more comfort and expedition by their line than
any other now running to Augusta. The com,
pany have spared neither pains nor money tc
procure the best Troy built Coaches excellent
and well trained Horses, experienced, sober and
careful drivers
To avoid impositions repeatedly practised o.
the travelling community bycontractors at al
times craving monopoly, passengers VIII b
careful going North not to take Their passag'
farther than Montgomery, on any other inter
sectin6 line, where they willat all times have ;
preference on the Peoples line for Augusta.
This line runs forty-fve miles on the Angus
Ca and Athens Rail Road; which win land pas
sengcrs in Augusta, ahead Of the Mail Lin'
several hours. GEO. w. DENT.
Agent for the Company.
Office Montgomery, Ala.
April 8, I638s-29-1y .5
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

~ AVE 81 stare general assortment 81
nin,l 80 80

~ AVE 81 slore general assortment q
clpl tllnt
anr 81, 6 -.
Hats ccis ede Ilin
3cNh gps
BalcNsp a1 iceat Screw
lalcs iaiI'' 1ssi h'gsa .
- 93ss FHa sa53elr ee
soiN asa1 .gg aoa O. e
ca Reeli6paRnd qa lGhskay alpaica
md 3 H uiils b I'D Gin bainpnia ne
acls rndy, fpispaignc, ssss
Sic n slaFal. smees sssis
and Old Port ines. sa.s1iii
81 Candies,
NunpoWuer, ti1lperlals g kdYspn efls
ssf e gs.r Died rnit..a -
ss isp1ap Oil ascs 6Ecs Elsg.s 81
which III Sc sol1 lo siesah. nr.as uslal..on
credit - l6oss Mo pay - lie eless oftle
year,. Sit b slfls $ Ell daaa dfe6
s. hne a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

II p subscriber offers for sale the tract Of
/ y, land on, which he resides; containing
5 lsRee hIladred and Fifty Acres,
one hundred and fifty q which are cleared,
and in line state Of cultivation. .s.-.y4 s.
n This farm IS most desiably situated, imne-
diatsly On the IgnbjgbY river, Eve miles be-
low Colum bus and = ven iIrproe with )
good aVeIl1g 1euss' psl wen qf eeligltf4l
water. eood out houses 81 eYef1 ~ ption,
and 3 good orchard of Peach and Apple
Trees. No plantation IN the County ofiels a
more desirable for q small planter than
this 81 e more agreeablY sitlia ted IS itreeards
societYs health, and convenience 70 market
The dwelling house IS situat imne ely on
beautiful bluff Commanding fine view 81
the river.- embracing one Of the finest pros.
poets IN the County. "a wood yard al Chi.
place would be found 70 BE- very pfoitable, ari
there are one hundred and fifty cords 81 wood
| already cut and ct The landing. Any one whC
may purchase this property can be supplied
With the crop Of Com and Fodder @ mOder'
ats Terms tiis % sligf : rsss ogetEs -
. Persons, wishing g purchase can learn tlr.
ther particulars 81 application to Mr., VIM
! a. bbssin Columbus. Or to the subscriber
living on the premises, -. ..-'.s'a s1
lziiaaassssss-. WARNER 4. BOILING.
Sept eths 1e0S452.6t On
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B, P. WHITLOW. w. w. ALLEN
5yl WH1TLOW q ALLEN, rs
Factors & Agents,
't-iHtt t' Ist 'tt s.sl.f NHc6uVT N AT .-5ss.

.t.s,f, Etec@OES ~ Agents.
/ 1850 ,,,. MOBILE, ALA.
NJ N, W 19lg ESQ., 3 Columbus, Miss.
Mr.. B, w. Anderson, Sumter county,
Col. Robert. c. Macon, Greene county,
Messrs. Byers, Penick & Co. Wetumpka,
M. Mr., n / q 6. H +, Beslns' Mobile.
Messrs Fowlks, Allen & Baldwin, (4ainsvlllea
Messrs. J. & G. NJ. COTE, Tuscaloosa.
Mr.. H. S. Atwood, ~ ilcox county, Sast
Henlg & !, L9 pl Es8l's, DemopOlis.
July Is,
" The Flag ofthe Union, Indepen dent Mo
niior and State Intelligencer, at Tuscaloosa
the papers published at GAINESVILLE, Greensbo
rough and Wetumka Ala, and the Southern
Argus and Democrat at Columbus, Miss, ar
requested to publish the above advertisement
and send their accounts TO the Office of the Ma
rengo Gazette, for collection.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
COPaFinersliP Notice.
HNIlE Subscribers having This
IL day formed copartnership under the
firm and style Of
AgKEN s. GIBBS.

respectfully tender their services to their friends
and the pubic as
Auction, Commission. Receiving
q Forwarding Agents
Our Warehouse, at tn steamboat landing, is
large, spacious au ! secure, (being the one for
merly occupied by G. s. Aikin,) and the Auc-
ton establishment up town, the most central
and convenient location III the place, being the
fire proof brick building, corner of Nam and
Market streets, recently occupied by E. B.
llrake g. Co. as an Auction and Commission
hose. The strictest attention viii at alltimes
be given to Receiving, Forwarding, and Storing
-Merchandize or Cotton, and Auction Sales
most prompdyts Offended to, aud the earliestre-
turns made on al consignments, whether dis
posed Of at public or private sale
CYRUS s. AKIN.
WA. II. GIBBS.
" N. b. Wei have engaged the services Of
p. 3. Drake Esq. as Auctioneer. A. q G.
Columbus, Oct. 1888. 5tf
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IheState Of AIississippi,- Winston county.
yarias B. McLsnand attachment
vs.. a for W
Joseph \. Mckinney. S2s20 50
VIC 2 s hereby given that &c above
chnlent was issued at tie suit q the
said plaintiffs against the said defendant as an
Ascending debtor for TIE sum AZORES SO, and
has been returned 60 this Office duly executed
and is.now pending and undetermined in the
circuit court of ~ iuston coullt, state Of MIS-
sissipp, and that unless the said defendant
shall ap earon b before the ioult monday at.
ser the fourth monday Of Dct0 81 1885. beng
Tie figst eaY of The circuit court Io TIE county
a0Tesai give special bail and iE1 gllIanl
win be entered against him, and the IS
attached VII Be sod q sal tie plaintiff 5
demands
Witness BE clerk Of said circuit court. tbs
18th day 81 eepksinbel,
rs III s s clerk /.
ntff fee 80 w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23

eIGE o. W ASH II "a !.
TOHN o.. BRACKEN win open this
eB splendid HOTEL on the 1st 81 October.
It is situated on the corner of Washington
and Market ST. Columbus, few rods south Of
Main ST. i,
His old friends IN this State, alabama,
Georgia, and adjoining States, who have here
tofore patronized him, are respectfully invited
to give him CALI His Bar win be furnished
withthe best of Liquors, and his Table with
every luxury the country affords.
There are. q splendid set Of Stables connec-
ted with the establishment, which are no
surpassed by any in the South. AItravellors
may rely upon having their horses wen at
tended to BY careful ostlers 81 - go
& ~ Z JOHN o. BRAEKEN.
Columbus, Sept. 90, 1888. 1T
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Evgelitfsftve Dollars Reward.
II OST-In the Robertson Road, leading
from Columbus to Jackson, between
Toomer's and the Turnpike OF Noxuh6e, a
Memorandum Book, containing B an Bills be-
tween three and four hundred dollars one IF
! tY dollar bin on the Tombigby Bank which
was torn ID two and pasted Together on a
small piece Of white paper, with two red wa
fersS the rest of the bills not recole eted. The
following j. ID part, q list Of the notes said
One note or 5000 endorsed 81 IS. N.
i fl.,3.1-,ff fEsass 2 49, 'sa5 feI
| / note ior $3.50 endorsed 81 John B. Smith.
i a. do 94444, % do e. B. Warren
Lewis yVhiteside
! note for S227, endorsed by same.
1 do Do 400 do 81 FaFgus Mcdowell
/ i do 10 800 Do 81 Boyed s. Blake,
4 4 notes 2 Of I50. 1of 30, 1ol $50 en-
| do1sed ~ n. III. West
/ L note for 800 endorsed by 8 Nj. Evans
8 moi 81 O. ! oi $50. ! of SIC, en-
dor 81 John Graves
i i note foi Sio1 endorsed By George Filter. /
/ / receipt for sundty notes, amount lO9s On
. H b Gafthaees Miss with
BdddIy slI 81 notes, receipts and pa eEs. of iiIi-
paftanee % ne. Be above notes haze SUM
dfg credits, amount nol neglected adl
The above IL ard win Be- given @ any per-
ssn that tiiIl sent he the book andits con-
tsntse Address. Louisville, Mss ] an iIl-
duced to believe that the book was picked up
bY the frst On that past the Road, from
ct that the Road IS PLAIN and the boob
vely Say inches BIZ met but tNo
MN before missed ny book one bit isH
minutes te'1le ! ms It. lmn1e alelY re-
and osrtodk tie t man met. e
Judge neveI's made known bun by
situation he proposed that should
INN Is IRE 1 81 told him / did ilol
tsink 1lonet lo do S. Aietlne - did than
tie lIIst man TIE Road gctllls loo.s hon
the ketof tie Roads beng 50 very PLAIN and
ton W eo1Lean mad b I'm
4ea % mn inqni.
9r
and from tie pes re'
1cc "a eonn
Place ea'
w oc and a ar
n
cs
~
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O. SO WOEg SO ) sasss S. s.. -.
sslsF UZgG EDsps - N,sneY3ST.

3
y - l8 WWSR IEI = 1uisa 81 FL
'sis 8 EERGEDsls ~ E'.n'7.fsT. s.
- ~ ~ 21q q Lf 4 s Toss Z
literally patroaizsd
S.fsl ~. y. A. 4. by me Ladies and Cen
VI $40 asai fsfs t|emen Of Columbus and
lss vicinity ior tie three last years bega leave
stu 70 ofsrthqm his professional services, and
pledges himself 70 perform all operations u
we llne q hR profession, in the most modern
ana approved styles 10 addition to- ordinary
9neraslpns he win perform the following n tie
In0sk aclenhtc naanner. Isl. Put N whole
7elsq9f teeth, smounted on gold, with spiral
springs % Supply the roofs Of mouths,
where practicable, Of deficient either from
maliormation or accident) with gold Sd.
Cure infammationint the Antrum, (cheek bone)
&c. He feels confident from his long expert
efce and former success, that hewill give sat-
lslaction to all who may favor him with call.
Room on the second floor Of II. w. Hunts
brick biIlding, where he may be found at al
umes, Unless professionally engaged. 2 q.
20 REFERENcEs.--- sa S
Doctors Lipseomb, Clitlar, Jones, Estes. and
Alatone-Col Young, Mr.. Robert Bruce
Wafer, Mr.. Hubbard Francis r. Gregor,
Esq, r ESdhs Esq, Mr. Wm. B. Winston
Mdi. WIN, DOibsiag, COl. j. ID. Bib, e. II
Caiholt't, Col \. %. Byrn, James y. PalIer
Esq. s 81 a 90
& = II IseNF .getee tp-
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s1TNHE North-Eas Quarter &C Section
a seventeen south half Of section eight
teen; section nineteen and twenty the north
west quarter, and west half Of th-east quar-
ter 81 section thirty; 4heseast half Of north
west Quarter Of section st#enty-nine AIsthe
abo7s lasad - IN t55eIaalaiF eishtceu north r1.e
thirteen east. ALSo-tle southwest quarter
Of section thirty one, township eighteen north,
rangel fourteen east 7 he above tracts Of land,
except the last mentioned quarter section, are
IA one compact body, and are situated I'm
Ptheo county Of 0ketibbeha Fels61s wish
ING to purchase can be satisfied that the land is
rood Price Five Dollars, cash. peracIe, or
Seven Dollars, one hall cash and de remain
der u twelve months! p, e s
N SAG i'so sf'sssas A. BOYKIN
. is's s9ssef Agent for J1fo. W. T1T1oR.
columbus, July %. 1888. szsfss zoH >
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GR On JILL

AV1NG purchased the IN.
feresf ~ i0o.eE n lha
business con nco 81 Heel
s Hill win BE eased & rec e
- = orders of tbe pubic. a
vsa Drugs and Mex icille
Is. very lcdl1iy an win renders
John Bnll hsefteali aloe, Preserved lahst
Tor pes and 1aftsg Preserved D3nse1s ioE
and tarts, Picked Lobster, Sardine asps
berry Brandy, a. Syrup, Lemon Syrup SuaVa
gellys a general ssaitment Of Garden Seeds
from 3. bandreth's. philadelp into which lie
invites the attenfiOn Of thepuhlic. a. a
march 10. 81 81 IS 6tf sees
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