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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
.G0ffcp.

IL Persons indebted to the late Mrs. Be
"a hcthiand Minis. deceased arc requested 10
make immediate payment, aud all persons HAY
ing demands against the estate Of said deceased.
are requested 10 present them duly attcs:cd.
BENJ. MINIS, Executor.
Dec 9, 1897 If =,
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Law NGtEcc.

TIA l.. BONHAM offers his professional
IVa. services, in Law and Equity to tho
Public. He l,ns taken the office formerly
occupied by bauskctt & Wig(all, opposite
Mr.. Glovcr's Hotel.
Dee. 20, 1887 ;f47
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NR,NHGEs

A IL persons are hereby torewnrnch tvon
"A trading for n certain Note at Hand. cIIeu
o Reuben Drake. on The 9Th OF August. for Inc
mount of sevcniy-ivc dollars, rs | TO no. intend
pay it. ms l have not got Value Received ray
BILE twelve months after date.
JACOB PAUL
august. 81. 1870 tc-3I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
Notice.

7AT GRAY, Esq. Of Hamburg. $. G.. will
lsS.s &c; Is my ai'orncy1n fact. a. we'll as ut
law, during my absence from the STATE
j. b.. CONVICTION.
jar ! 1S.:S I'm Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11

The Southern Chmrch-Thc Georgia Con-
terence Of Tic Methodist Episcopal Church,
at a recent meeting in Athens, passed rcso-
lntions declaring that slavery rs it exists in
tho United States, Is not Il moral evil,
and is Il civil! and domestic Institution
will, which Christian ministers have
nothing TO 10, further than 10 mcliura,c the
condition of the slave by cndcavoring to i'm
part to him and his master, Tie benign in
ilurncc of the religion of Christ, and aiding
both on their way to Heaven.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11

LrrE.-|hlsl life is u cradle il, "l,icl, we ar,
rocked and hustled To sleep, but do no. move /;
step forward.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
To Eli ire.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A LII persons indebted TO The late 10
1A scph Brunson deceased, are rcGucs-
ted to make immediate payment. an all
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly aticsted.
TItOS, 8RUNSON,1 Adm;n.
CALEB TALLEY, ( istro,ors.
Jan. i 1898 ,f IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
GAEEE0N.

a LII persons are hereby forcwarned
~ rom trading for 4 certain Mole OF
fland, given TO me hy William Dobv, for
Seventy Dollars. payable to me or bearer,
on the first of January, 1899. Said Note
has been taken from my possession without
my consent, | therefore caution said ".
Dolby from paying said note without my
consent.
her
ZELPEA - NOBLE.
!. Jan !, 1888 Is mark.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11

ian Freedom animate you. Come then and
rally ronn:l the standard of an insrIIcJ
country aud with fists clcnchcd and tccrl,
soi' swear to fight knee deep in blood for
that constitution which was founded on the
bones of yolr martyrcd countrvmcn and
cer'cl'tcd with the blood of expiring saints
II heroes. Lct's liquor"
NHorrtage O"tnight.-Up in ono of the
upper counties OF this State, Is. ca :;
young fellow named Ben Sykes had court
cd Il fair one for some years, but either was
mol ready or willing to put the question she
was iai' willing, perhaps too willing, bat he
never came to tho! scratch. At last she got
mad, and sworc she would marry bill PAT
terson, if lie ever courtcd her again. Rim
hearing oftlis, Went aud once moro put in
his c!a''n :-but lie was u scurvcy fellow in
some things aud neither Nam nor Dad was
willing. SO he secretly goes to h.
Gets n license, aud that night they made OF
iora GrctRa Squire. In,hcir road to hap
p'ncss, ho"'cvcr, who should they meet bur
Ben Sykes? IIo had got an inkliuc Of
what was going OH, when he met them, lie
understood how the cease lay ..SalIy
says he, have fooled with You that's :,
tact. and | am sorry for it. But iryou still
prefer me TO Bill Patterson, ics, say SO, and
l will give him a tilras!ling, take his license
and make old Moply marry us tonight
1 iic Oh loye was too strong for the uew.-
Zen give "!!i Il t'irashiug, took his Gai.and
("hat he hated most) his license, wi,i,I,
cost him - cents, and was off will, his
i'landcr To Moody's. Tie old Squire did
not so well understand liow one man couI.I
lc married in virtue of n license granted to
another. Zen said he did nor himself mn
"crs'and law %sluibbles, but this he knew.
that unless he did it be (,!,c Squirrel would
"ketchi too. This hint was cnourb for.
Ni"ody who, without more to do. pro-
nonnced them man and wife. So saws
onr Mountain Corrcspouden,.-Caro';uu
Uotcamun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11

A NEAT four wheel CARRIAGE.
which has been used only 8 months
Enquire at this Office.
Gets. tT2S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11

Roses come TO us from Persia. and INTO Per
sia from l"dia. They abound in ;lc countries
icGNd Tho CasniaN.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
IiOusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WnSha G~.e~ AL n0~Dc

Washington City, April N, 1888.
NIX VERY DEAR SIR: Your very laconic, but 0os
very courteous, lcstor Of The 10Th asssnt, dsaan-
ding of me to send yen end others NJ Beasos's
speech, is just received and hasten 10 rely.
As to your assertion that "tkeve - lsvHs -.
jOriey Of administration n Weakley cooaev"
that is question upon which there may b be-
tween u an honest difference Of opinion. N
that a. 1t may, however, it IS q matter 1t no IN
portance, and have therefore only 70 return 10
you my thanks Cor Your politeness in furnishing
me with the information, and 10 assure You II -
duly appreciated. -
hgives the very great plcas'rc, sir, a. q
times to be oiligiUs, and I have frequently -
dergouc considerable Inconvenience 70 aoeAe
date my friends when requested to do - - ess-
pcctfal language; bat my own views Of proprissy
aud seif-resPect compel INC. umder existing csss
cumstances, with all due respect, 70 deciias
compliance with your request. H0ndeeda q
thousands of Mr. Bentou-s aud 0r. Csihoaa's
speeches, as I am insornsl, hare beea priseed
grassisossly, and circuiaved By seae Party"
throughout tho land.
My own op,nion ia, honestly, that they ara paid
for out Of tho psSlic treasury, and believe II
could be proven 10 the satisfaction Of every un-
Prej"diced mind: At any rate should like =
know low dear Blair, '',hs priater of the Globe"
for nothing, and lind himself! No man cas believe
il who is aot blind with party prejudice NJ snake
ia dcg-days. The cost Mt tie ordinary rate can
not, think, be less than from three to 900, 600
! Bat for my part b vc to pay for all the
speeches Isend my constituents ut the rate al
from q to s. per hundred. This affair Of send
ing speeches, sir, YOU must know is private co.,
Germ, paid for, 80 Ear as the whie me,abers arc
concerned, out Of their own pssSaee Psbsss; end
have the fact that only send such ~ are % 0y
opinion set forth sound and correct views aod
principles.
have no doubt could obtain Thousands q Mr.
Thomas H. Benson's speeches, without coss TO me.
but they would be paid Cor out Of tho peoples no
ney; and to be candid and frank upon the subject.
sir, must say that IL ! could obtain milsoa -
: them Tor red cent, have too much respect ID
my fsasking prviie to b guilty q % gross "a
abuse of It % believe ] would DO to isank ewes
ono ofthem. ! would have 40 objec,ione 10 car
cuiate the fair and candid examination a ehsoa
! measures to which I am opposed. by the friend'
} ofihe administration; but such . bundle u dssaa
; goRuiam ~ BentCnss speech co0tainss goa uP u
gull aud mislsad the public mind, caa never -
ceive my endorsement while ] keep my senses.
have taken the liberty Of showing your ls'ts
q 70 my friend and colleague, Cob. e. II. WsasAnss
and he requests mo 70 present yOu bis respect
: most affectionatciy.
J. Very respectfully,
I Your most ob-diene Soss0s<.
I JOHN W. CROCKETT.
DR.. JouN D. FoNvILLE,
Dresden, Tc1.1sscs. -=zs~-- -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

Among the dr.. quaint ond philosophical scsoes
WIN which Mr.. Meals recent volume of "CAas-
coal Sketches abounds, think this ees'soquy
Of loafer. who had bccn sleigh riding and 9oe
split is inimitable. It's mans nat"r, bci'eve,
and can't help il no how. A. f'Ir me, VISA
was pig-there's some sense in beimg pix
wot's Eat pigs don't have TO speculate and bust
pigs never go slcighing, quarrel with their dsd-
dies iniaw wot was 10 be, get into sprees, aoo
make tarnel fools Of themselves. Pigs % deccot
behaved people and good citizens, tho they amt
got no vote And then they hav'nt GOT nc clothes
10 put on Of cold mornings when they get up;
they don't have TO be dasnin' and patchin' thcls
own pants; they don't wear m old hats on their
heads, nor have ask people for 'em cold whites
is plenty for pigs. MY eyes!6 was = jily fat
pig belonging to respectable people, 1t would b
taDtamount to nothn' with inc who was president.
Who ever seed ono pig scitin' on cold curb
stone a rubin another pigs head wos got chuck
ed out Of sleighi Pigs has too 'ssoch sease 70
60 ridin' ifso be as they can help it, wssh
wae oic, and out of this scrape-Its true pigs has
their troubles like humans onstabIes keteases
'em, dogs bites 'cm, and pigs is sometimes almost
'bcir noses into scraPes, coaxn' themselves - -
iicve it's fun, as VIC do. ! never seed pig -
the whole hog in my life, sept on RUN ehsssses'
Hoop 81. ANIMAL MAcNErrm.-It takes Hood
to express an opinion Of humbug. Conserving
magnetism 01SCOOtU0S
choice vein s<Take" SAYS he, ssshe widest freaks
Of the most fuddlcd, nsddIed, bepoddled sosker,
such rs trying solighs his pipo 1t . PumP,-ss-
tempting 10 wind Up his pIug with watch key,
o requesting, from . damp bed in tho gutter, -
be tucked in-an4 are they BIT, a q whsa, -
jot, or what not, more extravagant OF Indicative
Of imbscility or reason, that The vagssy u sso-
nambuliss gr.vely going thrsugh ~ eac2-ge0s
mon Of reading Backs Journal, a. beck os0soe
Of Retrospective Review, t6fooE6 abo bosk q
his headf" so
SrArDrscAL-Jhe PoPslatina q Nississgs.
BY the census q 1880, was 7O,A43 Whites -
g. $50 slaves, and By the censUs taken - pseso'
ance ofsa sct of he Legislatsse, approved Jeoo.s
ary 20th, Il was IA Isl whites, aed l0l -
slaves-showing - increase - seven yesm q
nearly 1000 whites, add lO0eoo slaves; ~
costoa crop was returned q 3l7 40 buJos so ~
acres undescultivasioo - ,O40y60o. Tbs ss@
bef ofocroe u ~ 0s6te = thirty 0iD11sos
Drscnrr,ox.-Thsse are assy sh;siag qsa''-
ties IN tie mind Il mas, boz ssere are -
usefal - discre,iso: i = ibis is6ee9 weseo gscs
4 value . all H. assa, vhieh sees 49, . -
IL their proper tissss and Pssees, eed sssos -
10 he advassaee ofths psss0 -
u them. WSthsast q ssasaaoe pys ~
vie is,oersfnsnce: vissue itDsof 1ssoD - -.
-. - 49, passs ssly Qoa1ly Mgso 1D0eOi
spsiehtIy = ssson, aal aeiiss - - -
&e-&1aA #ssses $50
Kss6.e siaas1 DSufsa-As - - eollnsas
valkiag 49, Hn11. = - -
Il shoss bsiags sssslly aoe6 6e>ek 49,
ND ths lssfss... ssesssi.g ~. -.
rsplisl - fs3lsv, scsascAisR - -; -
hev sag havs 80 lived ysssss6 ny
-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

- snpns - lslIswisg exquisite ssss, writ
d. - pvssss, svss aals ~ sppss'sses In
- - Il 10y, - sdhsss Aanly - ~
"a - ssssy = ssvss he wosss ~ bsiag
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

.
for the haIowed voice offriendship; and the paths
Of pleasure, for those Of happiness. Long and
vainly etrove TO rouse you from the fatal illu-
sion and, last resource, l at length determi-
ned to remove you from the siekly atmosphere Of
wealth. to the rugged bst healihful cliffs Of power
". distant friend assisted me IN the a.SanRe-
meuts, ana my scheme was thus secured from the
possibility Of detection. You know shs result.
Those in whom you trusted, threw aside the mask
ofnatsery, and the visions Of love and Friendship
dissolved. Your mind was 1t once restored 10
il nativs vieor; and you became capable Of dis
singuishing the teue from the 6lse gems of the
heart. You have found them of peerless value.
Requiring no renectioe, from yous hGa4, 10 give
them spisodos, they have thrown = meetal Ssdi-
ancs On the dasksen of your path. Treasure
them 10 the hottest recesses of your hesss. To-
MORROW the mansion, long dessised 81 ysse f.
tuee abode, viii be ready Tor your rsespsiuo;- 81
The deeds are already psepersf, that make yeu
The Usasasr of6ouodle0 wealth ! trust IL viii -
loaesr b foued to dspsess the higher and soAlss
aspis.tioas e 10 sDal: Voc en- raw No logger
regard IL - esaly sl6cisat scarce a hsppioss
o. hoooe Rslyng - H. Fess4rces ef vealsA,
yss ohsained ~ 6lse 40 1sstiag eeisyosaas.-|
Deprived tits 6csjtisns nd, you have aseusud,
BY H. 0wavseing pssSosuaee Il bgA psaeaiclD
dueios, H. pssesl cd sieAsse soU1e4aasiGaod -
all bsuslssas Hsavsa - ~ Psss e z36-|
nv. virsne, - iaeslliGeaeo.
T~-aDosashuinnnln dsuu -. ~ sval-
- - 80 -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

IN Indian remedy for The Tooth-Ache.
TUvIIE established reputation and constantly IN
II. crcasing demand for this eilectual remedy
Of pain aud preseryatve Of the teeth, has induced the
subscriber to offer il to the American public. Ar
engagements have been made 10 supply agents in all
the principal cities and towns in the United States,
50 as to place it within the reach of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most harasslng OF all
Aches Tooth Ache.
When applied according todIrectionS given on the
bottle, il has never failed to afford immediate and
permanent relief. II also arrests the decay IN dciec-
tive teeth aud relieves the soreness which so lTe.
quently renders strong tooth useless The appl-
cation and remedy are simple, Innocent and not I'M
pleasant; and ihe large number ofpersons IN differ
cnt sections Of the country, that have already expe-
renccd such delightful and salutary effects from the
use ofthc Balm, are ready to bear (or The public
good their testimony to its unriyaed qualities. 1t
Ii an Indian remedy obtained sngularly and unex-
pectedly, aud may be regarded by the civilized
world as The most valuable discovery OF the Red
man Of the Woods.
For Sale By SMITH s FRIERS0N, Druggists,
Columbus, Mississippi 10 PRlcr ~ PER BorTrE.
III. u. MONTAGUE.
march 3. 1888. SLY
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,an,ini.trnfnr.s Sale.

The Stale Of Mississippi .'e''00a OouA's'
DURSUANT to an order Of the court ct FRO
bate. in aud for the county aioTesa'd' made made
At s1erai term Of said court led on the I ilI
dsr ii Apnl. Is3s, | VIII seq to ihe llgest nl4-
AK IN the town Of Camden, on tie -5d day Of Jung
next on credit of twelve months, taxing Iohu @Lu
snch security as is REQUIRED By aw al Tue Ilgn ~!
titJe. claim and interest Of william " MorTs' acc .,
10 lie following described real, estate, VIZ; LolS
No four, thirteen fourteen, fifteen, eighteen, auu
pigL,v-sjx, in the town Of Camden; aiSo. ue
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter OF sec
lion len. township fourteen, range fourteen. eas'i
The east half Of the southwest quarter OF seeuoh III
teen, in township twelve, north OF range thirteen
east ana also sections Two, eight and eish'een II
township ten, north Of range n, cast; together
with the interest of the decs'd IN certain CONTRACT
between Charles Fisher and the Deceased and o'n'
ers. for the conveyance of three sections OF land
An the vouchers and evidences of title will be eX
bbl,ed on the DAY of sale, and will be assigned Il
the purchasers according TO law.
AARON SANEL, Admir-. de
bons non of the estate OF
WIN. W. MORRIS, deed.
Nav 8 1888. asst [Pr fee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

NEAR Starkvilc the county seat Of OctIbbo-
~ ha county, Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter, Of section thirty. four in township number elgh-
teen north ofrange number thirteen east, the south
east quarter, Of section twenty-nlne, IN township
number eighteen north of range thireeA east; the
west half Of the northeast quarter, and The north
west quarter Of section number two N township
seventeen, ofngfthirteen east the north east quar-
ter, and the north east quarter of the north west
quarter, Of section twelve, in township seventeen,
north Of range thirteen eas and the north east quar-
ter, Of section number three in township seventeen,
north Of range thirteen east. The above lnnds are
selected by the best judges, and are offered Tor cas
or on long credit, and the most accommodating
terms Apply to the subscriber at Brckel's Store
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss
ADDISON PEEL.
Eah IN IS9G-9Itf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
The Rotary ChisseI Saw-Mj1
TVH0SE wishing TO build Mus of bs \.
J.. - L.. ,,ri,.,,.- - IL - Nt

HNH0SE wishing 10 build Mus Of bs h.
Il can do so, by applying to either Of NJ :.
lowing persons, who act as agents for me
JANIS NJ. MoREHEAD, Of Summervi!le. No,rl.
county, Mississippi, acting in the counties Of A..
Holmes, Carroll, Yalabushs, YazOo, Noxubee c1-
taw and Kemper
BENJAMIx THOMAS, Salem, Marshall coup,y =.
ing in the Chickasaw Nation.
JoHN Thomas, Jonesborough, Jefferson ems.
Alabama, acting in North Alabama.
The MILLS are cheap and simple, easily a,,,...
to the gear of cotton gin. Two horses can =
from five to seven hundred feet of Plank day =
To those not acquainted with the principIe. !, ~.
be necessary to say, that the teeth are inserted
the plate are perfect chssels, and take die p,as
the waod in that direction that cuts easiest; 81 Il,
is plainly impossible to cut Plank with less ,oyp,
any contrivance whatever. One Of them MAX
attached to the gear of cotton gin, for two lrl
bred and fifty dollars, including all expenses
May 4, 49mS' r. S. THOMAS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
T1,e IndIan-s Panacea,


FOR, SAFE At the DRUG STORE Of smith,
Rainsard & Co on Market 81. doors ifoia MAIN
ENOR the cure Of Rheumatism, sefolula or
H. Kings Evil. sciaica or llIP-Gont, lneiP',
eni Cancers Salt Rheun, SyPhllhio and heIeuIai
diseases particularly Ulsersand Affections o. lhe ZONES
liberated Throat and Nostrils Ulcers O ese'S &c
scrpton, Fever sores and Internal Assesses fsiu'
las, scald Head, Sc0rvY Biles, Chrome sore Eyes
Erysipeas, Blotches, and every variety o. oneieIu-
Affection Chronic Catarrh, Headaeh IRON particular
cause; Pain n the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
inc from yi,iation. Affections Of the Liver, Chronic
Infsmmstlon al the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid acton Of the vessels Of the sAn
II is singlarly eiicacioas in renoVatng those con-
ssitutions which have been broken dem by inludi'
dious treatment, or juvenile iIregO ,'les ~ gen
which arise from impurities in tho blood, yitiation
Of the hamoars, Of whatever name or kind.
April ~, 1887 4lu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY FROM

VUVIIE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun-
u ~, Mississippi on the 4th January, 1898,
negro man called HARRY, about twenty--elghl OF
thirty years old, dark complexion, about five feet
ten nchesIgh, one of his upper or under fore teeth
out, his right hand has been injured with cotton gn
has a small scar in his forehead, near the edge Of
his hair, had on when he left, dark woollen hunt
ing shirt white cotton pantaloons, and old wool hat
lie will probably attempt to 60 TO williamson coun-
", Tennessee, where he was raised. will give
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con-
fnement in Jail, so that can get him.
Jan. ~, ls3s--29tf $. b. MOORE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

YEyIIE subscriber would inform the public, that
- he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town OF Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last six months in searching for tho best materials,
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall be able to give satisac-
ticn to all who may patronse him. His gins will
DO made of Cast and German steel running on the
best boxing and he viii be able to furnish 100 Gins
in time for the next cotton crop lie would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and ex
anime for themselves He would further state that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN +. COLLIER.
Jan q la3S-26-N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
Pleasant Hill Academies.

VHNIlE subscriber has opened a Male and
n Female Academy, six miles East Of Pick
ensville, and five South West Of Carroton. The
two Institutions are entirely separate. The former
is under his own direction and the latter under that
Of Mrs. G..
The Male Academy consists oftw departments;
and the rates of Tuition per session OF five months
are as follows:
q PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.
Class l.--Spelling, Reading and Writing. 81 so
2.--The above with Arithmetic. Eng
lish Grammar, Elements Of History and
Geography 10 w
HIGH SCHOOL.
Class l,-Ancent and Modern History and
Geography combined, Astronomy, Bellies
letters, Composition and Defamation Is 90
Glass 2.--Studles Of the first class completed
Algebra, Geography, Natural and Moral
Philosophy 20 90
CLASS S.--Studes Of the second class com
pleted Mental Philosophy, Chemistry and
Political Economy 25 90
Languages, Latin Greek or French. % 90
The course of instruction in the Female Academy
is similar but less extensive in some branches, and
will contain some additional branches. Provisions
will be made for the different branches Of ornamcn-
| tal Education in the Female Academy, SO soon as
the number Of pupils will warrant the expense.
Boarding will be provided for young Ladies by
the subscriber, and by Mr.. Terry for young men
as low as the expenses vii! permit.
Pleasant Hill, March Oath, lsSS--97-tf.
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag Of the Union and the
Noxubee Times, will please copy the above for SIX
weeks, and send copy Of the paper with the bill tt
me al Pickensvie Ala.
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RichnrtI s. YES,

ArroRsEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
vMIII.L practice in the circui. courts Of Oh
" tibbceha, Lowndes, Monroe, Winston,
Choctaw, and the adjoining counties Of The 9Th
judicial circuit. All business entrusted to his
care win meet with prompt attention. His office
. IN starl.y.Ile, oLihhceha county. Miss.
Jan 7, 1897. 20-ly
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ST. SappIngtOn,

nRAPER and TAYLOR, begs leave to IN
- form the citizens of Columbus, that he has
opened on Market street with an assortment Of SUI
perfine cloths cassimeres and yesings, consisting
Of all colours, which he will sell or manufacture
cheap f,r cash. Those who may favor him with
their patronage viii 6ad him proficient in his busl-
ness. Persons wishing 10 furnish their own goods,
will be- punctnay attended TO and their orders exc
cuted with ncatnesS and despatch.
Nov IA 1887 lgtf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
Education.

A LADY, well qualified by education and ,y.
IN perience to impart instruction to youth, !,
DESTROYS Of forming an engagement from the Isl q
August or September as Governess, in an ntehpep.
and agreeable family-or she would take charse >
a School in healthiul and pleasant neishborhooJ
or village. The best Of testimonials can be produce.
as to moral and literary qualifications, and pOoI
salary will be required.
Any communication addressed to "a. c. D.nmi
directed TO care of John Rrownee, ESQ. Columbus
Nh, through the medium of the Post Office, OF III
atthe Office of the Democrat, will be satisfaction
and promptly answered.
LOundes County Mi May %, is3s.--iGl5