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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
AInrshnl,s sale.

James 6. Ingraham.
-. J "a. "a. 20 N1T. term SIS
W. c. &N. A. Vaughan }
10y riflae Of ihe above writ of e. a. 20 me
ID directed, iiom the Honorable Circuit court
Of he United SalesleF the District Of Mfssssippi.
Ril expose q public sale al thc door Of the eouri
hrise Of Lowniea county, on the first Monday q
November, 1888, bring the hlh day Of the month,
tie following described property Levied on as the
property Of the dcltalsnts 10 wit House aud
iol IN the town OF Ca.ber 80 sad county OF Lowuies
heretofore occupied by ssd defendants as a store
house, and also at the same time and place sundry
pieces OF Calico. Sale within the hours prcerubed
by law, AD0LPHUS q. WEIR,
Marshal North. Dist. Miss.
Columbus Sept. 10, ls9s.--lI-7w.
PRINTERS Tee sic 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Sheriff Sale

~ virtue of one Execution issued from the
AS Circuit Court Of Oktibbcha county, and TO
me directed, will proceed to sell for cash at the
Court house N the town of Starkville, on the 5tb
day OF November next all the right title, claim and
interest that George Riehman has, in and to the ,l.
lowing described Lands to Wit Tie north hail
OF the east haIfo the northwest quarter Of section
tnfty-one, township seventeen, of range fifteen. L.
wed on to satisfy an execution in favor Of john
law, this 26th day of Sept. 1888. y
JOHN N. MOORE
Sheriff of Oktibbehr co. Miss
Sept, &c, ls3s-l3-5t rp'rs. fec e.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
The Indians Panacca

ENOR the cure OF Rheumatism. Scrol,l, !,
hlns's Evil, Sciatica OF Hip-Gout, Incni
en- cancers Salt Rheum, Syphilitc and Mercur,l
diseases W. particularly ulcesaud affections tho honps
liberated Throat and Nostris; Ulcers Of every 5es
ScfiPuon, Fever sores, and Internal Assesses. F,s,n
las, ocald Head, scurrYr Biles, chronic Sore Eve,
Dlo1cles and every variety Of culaneou
cause; Pam IN the stomach aud Dyspepsia. proceed
ing rom yltatlon: Affections Of the Liver. cbronc
lnlainmation oil the Kidneys, and general debilit,
Sausea BY torpid action of the vessels Of tho Slin
Il Is sngularly elfcacous in rcnoya,ny those con.
stlluIlons which have been broken dc.sn by ,nmd
S.Ogs treatment. or juvenile irrego' rites. In rem
era terms i Is recommended IN Al those disease
which arise from impurities n N, boo1 \ a,
q ne hamonrs, Of whatever lame Or Kind.
!, tOR SALE at the DRUG STORE Of smith
FrIerSon Y 20. on Market st. , doors from Main
April -, 1897 a w."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Notice.

BtSg o. THE ToVBICUY r. X. Co.
Columbus, March 10th, 1888.
gpOOkS for subscription to the balance of the
, capital stock Of the Tombigby Rail Road
Company, w.l be opened at their Banking House at
10 O'Clock 90 Monday the 18Th inst, and remain
open .Or Sis months, unless the amount should be
previously subscribed lur) under an act entitled
an act. To aulbDrsc Rad Road Companies to dis
pose of their uaso.l stock, copy Of which may be
seen at the Banking House.
By order OF the Board.
II. W. CATER Cashier.
March l7th Is3s.-3G-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Twenty Dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY FROM
VENllE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun-
n " Mississippi, on the 4th January, 1898,
negro man called HARRY, about twcniy-coht or
thirty years old, dark complexion about five taet
ten inches high, one Of his upper or under fore teeth
out, his rght hand has been injured with cotton rin.
haSa Smal scar N hls forehead, near the edre Of
ms ha,r, mad on when he left, dark wooden hunt
ing shirt, white cotton pantaIoons, and od wool ba,
lie will probably attempt TO 90 10 williamson conn.
", Tennessee, whore he was raised. viii Give
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con-
hn9ment IN lali so that can get him.
oa"'-'' ieSe-99u S. Is. MOORE,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Feb 10, 1898 sl-t
Cockrclrs Horse Boardlng House.

FkNHE Columbus l.yey Stables are located
= near Liylngs,ou's ilotol--cntraace from
Main street SADDLE HORSES Of superior
quality, gentle with easy gait anA high spirited can
always be had ON moderate terms Also SUI
KEYS, GIGS, BAR0uCHES, and COACHES,
with gentle horses, with or without drivers may be
procured IN the shortest notice.
The undersigned viii also keep horses by tic day,
week, month or year, on the lowest terms, His
stables will be under his particular and constant at
tenon, and all who palgonizc HIM may rely upon
having Justice done them.
An excellent HEARSE may be had on short no
tee at all times; the charge viii be reasonable.
SIMON C0CkRELI.
| September 5, lsSS-9-m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Tofhc Public.

IN ta- third s.8y oi Api.. staIs.,er SIS de-
- posted 10 Jhs Post office at Cokc.lurg
atie. district Sluth CaroUs, directed t1 q J.
Hu.ees "a Columbus Miss containing tie Oh eallg
a1.e. bonds, which ly some means or other alye
been o,t0u said r1ut VIZ. a E1'e H hv0r Of tie
subscriber drawn IlIDi.y hy NJ WaILaI. erasmus
T.. Nash. 4 p H1Igts and r. Cole. 6- s3I57.
dated December 1875, due lst Jlnu-r;, Is5S. al
-1 nae ior S76. so, dated Apr 16lh. 1857, dee
lvt Urinary l-3-, with interest from date drawn
by NJ Natiaa 10 favor OF tlIe subscriber; also one
900 my favor gwen by he said Waltha.l for Sl,55f
80, dated Apr. goth, 1857, with interest from the
date, due Isl JAY last Al persons are cautioned
not to trade Tor SAID notes, a their payment have
been stopped. ". ~ W. KELLER.
sept. ;, 1855 off
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Gins! Gsins!! G;ins!!!

FEVlIE subscriber would inform the public, thai
Il 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 the best materials
and having had much experience in the business
he feels confident he shall be able to give satsiac-
ton to all who may patronise hun. His gins will
be made of Cast and German steel running on the
best ofboHlng, 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
ne has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN +. COLLIER.
Jan. G, 1S3S-26-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

TWO all persons Interested IN the estate Of
n John Alred, late of Nashville, Lowndes
county, deceased Thomas J. Lewis Administrator
% 'he estate aforesaid, having represented 10 the
Probate court that the said estate is nsoyent. The
undersigned 10y an order Of tho said court have
been appointed Commissioners with full power 70
receive aud examine all The claims 81 and arainsi
The sad estate we will in compliance with the or
der OF the court aforesaid meet the creditors al SAN
estate at Nashville, on the second Monday in
March. 1859. Alaccounts sc. May be handed Ia
the commissioners AT any time.
N. n. NASH
A. SMITH.
Sept slh ls5s.-9-Nl. Commissioners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
MIR. Pfister,s NEmsic Glass

HNHE second session of Mr.. PrrsrERs M.
n sic School at the Mississippi Female ca.
lege, will commence on Monday next September
lie will receive no scholar unless particularly dny.
ed by The parent, guardian or other person prop-s
authorized
Price of Tuition per Session Of ) months $50 %
One hall'in advance.
Sept |, 1888 ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

NEAR StarWlc, the county seat Of 0ctibbe-
" ha county Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter Of section thirty tour, in township number eigh-
teen, north OF range number thirteen east the south
east quarter, OF section tweuty-nne, in township
number eighteen, north of range thirteea east; the
west hall OF the northeast quarter, and the north
westq quarter, OF section number two in township
seventeen, ofagc thirteen cast; the north east quar-
ter, and the north east quarter of the north west
quarter, dissection twelve, in township seventeen
north range thirteen easj;and the north least quar-
ter, Of section number three in township seventeen
north oi' range thirteen east The above lands are
selected BY the best judges, and are offered for casl
or on long credit, and the most accommodating
terms. Apply to the subscriber at Brckell's Store
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss,
ADDISON PEEL.
Feb 10 iS52-9l-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

YEyHE undersigned having received lhe agen-
cy for ihc State Bank Of Alabama at New
ORLEANS. and having also entered into Copar'ner-
sbip under thc firm name Of Mar, Brown y Co,
i,r tla p,,r,,., of tran>aet.Bg genera. FACTOR
AGE ant COMMISSION BUSINESS N the city
nj Nav Orleans would respectfully offer their ser
vice, 10 their friends and the public 10 general They
Y,,II hc IN New Orleans early IN October next and
by prompt attention TO all business entrusted 10 them
IN heir line. and iy their Undivided attention 10
p,rass and accommodate, they confidently hope
d. p. MARI
+. z. BROWN,
J. J. WEBSTER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta

olllE TO TRAVELLERS GOING Norm
his splendid line of four horse post coach
~ Is ~ successful operation, aud runs daily between
nlon'soinery, Alabama, and Augusta. Georgia. Pas.
Sgnsera can oe assured of more comfort aud expo
An"s,: 'ii m, le than any other now running 90
nusussa. ! ne company have spared neither pains
nor expense TO procure ile best rroy bni co,rbas
and careful drivers. N''enVV"' sooet
70 avoid lmpositions repeatedly practised !, M
travelling community by contractors at ali tnss cra
Wig monopoly passengers will be careful guin,r
gomery, on any other interesting line, whcre II ~y
VIII at az times have a preference on the Peope's
line for Augusta. i'N
This line runs 50 miles on tho Augusta aud Atb-
ems roll road, which viii land passengers in Augusta
aheai Of tire mai Line several hours
GEO. w. DENT.
Agen, Tor the COMPANY
q 80 Noot~r-,erv A. ~ re5a eel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Sllerif's Sale.

virtue of one writ OF Execution issned
= from the Clerk Of Circuit Court, Of Okt;h.
beha county and State Of Mississippi, and n mo i;
reced, shall proceed to sell for cash Al ,hc Coat
mouse door. in the town Of Starkvile. on Monyn,,
the 9th day Of November next, ali The r;-st ~:
clam and interest that Absalum Dehroab has n o,
10 The following described Lands, 10 vii ~
norm west fourth ofthe north west fourth Of sec,;nn
elghteen also, south west fourth Of tie south w.,
oufth OF section seven, township seventeen. orran,a
ioufteen east, and the improvements thereon
Yed Ga as the property OF Ahsalum Debroab "a 60,
sly one Execution IN favor of Benjamin Gov Saia
WITHIN The hours prescribed bv law '''e
g, JOHN II, MOORE.
S.,,.,.m. G.. Sher.i Of 0kJbsha county.
H'i' go. IS5~,~i3-5, mrs h. 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
THE BEEWETT HOUSE.

OHN 0. BRACkEN will open tbs sP 9
- did HoTEL on the first Of October, W. ~,
situated on the corner Of Washington and h'N'
st. Columbus, few rods south Of Main ST.
His old friends in this State, Alabama GeoIga,
and adjoining States, who lave heretofore pau
Ised him, are respectfully invited 10 give lnl
His BAR will be furnished with the best Of LISsv 4"
and his Table with every luxury the country SnVr IN
There are splendid set Of STABLES ccnnecgtu q y" IN
the establishment, which are not SURPASSED y . IA
N the South. All travellers mayrely upon h1'''
their horses well attended 10 by careful ostGISrN
JOHN O. BRACEEsNi;
Columbus Sept. 90, 1888. II .loss
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag ofthe Union ssn "a n
msert the ADORE notice for tco months, ana 's" \,
nan'ber Of The paper containing the notice; 3a'
oil TO John 0. Bracken, for payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Livery Stable.

ENIIE subscriber thankful for past fayors,
n would respectfully inform the public that he
IS sin al his Old stand corner Of Marke, and WnsL
mgtos streets, where every thing will be conducted
under his own supcrintondence, and not surposscJ
BY any establishment Of the kind in the South r.
has attached TO The Stables large Lots, for the ac
commodaton OF Stock Drovers, WAGONS e. ~
good trough, and plenty OF Corn and Fodder ' NJ
fair price, s. b. ATIENS
Columbus, Oct. 6, 1888. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
IHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Lnn.1ln-- 1890. Oelober 5th 1888.

Inr STATS OF MISSISSIPPI, } 80
Lowndes county. o''oOe' ''''' 1888
NoIlCE IS hereby given that, agreeably 10 an
: order OF the Board Of County Police for
sand county OF Lowndes, made atthe October term.
Of said Board, 1888, and 10 me directed wll bnd
an Election at all the prccints N the said comfy an
Monday and Tuesday the I'D ana 25d DAYS Of Oc-
lober instant for The election OF Ranger for sad
County, TO I'LL the vacancy occaSoucd BY tho dea,b
Of James a. Cummings, And at the same time and
places, will hold an Election for Coroner, for
Lowndes county, 10 til the vacancy ocoasioneJ by
the resignation OF Samuel DAVIS.
JOHN W BlRN, Sh'H
October 6, is3s.--l3-3t Printers Se 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
GENsRAL LAND 0rrlcr, !

GENERAL LAND OfFltti
August i, 1888
GESrLEMES Herewith transmitted you WI re-
ceiyc number Of copies Of q notice, lssued by Or
der Of The Executive, respecting the concluding pro-
yso 10 the act ofCongrcss approved June - 1888,
entitled An act 70 grant pre-emptoh r9hts 70 sci
lers on the public lands.
You are already advised in the circular letter OF
the Commissioner, dated ID ulumo cHposltory OF
the meaning OF the presumption law, that The rcslic
ton intended by the following Enguage-' LANDS
rese,pea TO anu Choctalo mder the treaty q Dane
ing Rabbit creek, cannot be entered or sold mdT
this or any ether act Of Congress, includes what
are called contingent locations made by Uol, George
w. Martini and other locating agents.
In consequence of the non-passoge Of the bill be-
fore Congress at lis late session, for extending the
term Of the commission for adludlcatng the 18th ar
tclc Of Choctaw claims tits npprchended that great
or delay will ensue 10 their final settlement han has
been anticipated. The object OF the law beng to
secure within the limits OF the ChocaW cesSlon,
quantity olIand sufficient to satisfy, whenever fina-
ly determined, the claims OF the indians under the
treaty, which is the paramount law, II therefore re-
suits that presumption right can ehnre only III the
event that il shall moi be ascertalncd 10 conflict with
rights intended 10 be secured to the Choetaws by
the terms Of said treaty.
Under these circumstances, ii is 10 be understood
that the validity Of all presumption entries which
shall be admitted within the limits OF the SAID Choc-
taw ccssion is necessarily contingent on whatever
may be the final action Of Congress and the EXecu-
tive in the settlement Of those claims pursuant to
The terms of the treaty.
Hereunto annexed, for your government, are the
orms Of receipts and certificates to be used in all
'ases Of prescription rights, so, condltonaly, per-
nitted 70 be proved and paid Tor in your district
You will procure a sufficient supply Of these forms
in case they are not furnished from this Office in time
for your operations
Very respectfully,
Gentlemen, your ohedicnt servant
JNO NJ. MOORE.
Acting Commissioner
September s. lS5S.--96
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

" BOUND, thankful for past layors, takes
nIs this method to inform the citizens of Co.
lumbusy,rnd the public generally, that having pro-
cured an assistant Baker he is now manufacturing
q Better Cracker, which, being always fresh, and a
branch Of the profession which he has followed for
the last fifty years without intcrmHson, warrant
them better than any imported Cracker. lie is also
extending his bakery TO every variety Of Cakes ::
specifications for any kind or quantity, will b. sup
Piled at short notice for Families or Parties
p. S. Merchants and Planters can be supplied
with Cracker. by the single pound or barrel Also,
Hard, or Sea Bread an excellent and cheap article
for plantations, as it will keep for years in any eli
mate. July E, l33S-5lyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

The officers aud non commissioned officers Will
assemble for drill ana Instructions on the day pre-
vtous to their respective reviews, Major ROBERT
f. Harris will act as inspector Of the 81 Brigade,
and MAJOR ROBERT %. Wells vii, act as Inspector
Of the lst Brigade. The Br.gadier Generals with
their respective staff Will attend the reviews in their
respective Brigades; the Colonies commandments of
the several Regiments in this Division will at their
rcgimenal musers make out and forward to the
Adjutant General returns setting forth the names of
all officers Of their regiment the date Of each com
mission, The number of companies in their regiment,
and the number of non commissioned officers and
privates. The General Order Of the 9TH Of MAY,
prescribing the uniform of the Militia of this State
is unchanged. All officers are required to equip
themselves forthwith, it IS required of the inspectors
10 report each Colonel commandant whose regiment
is not organized, and also, to report all such officers
who do not appear in uniform at their respective re-
gmental muScrs tie report to be made to The pro-
per officer so that the delinquent can be dealt with
before court-martia to be appointed for that Tur-
pose. ii is also enforced on the inspector to examine
the equipment Of each Uniform company ofCayalry
or Infantry and report the same.
by Order Of Major General REUBEN II. GRANT
ABSALUM FARMER,
Inspector Of the lth Division, Mi. Militia.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

VHNllE subscribers particularly request all per-
a sons having unsettled accounts with them to
eau Mt their former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise.
We have also or 5000 dollars worth of goods,
which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS 4 THOMPSON
Columbus, March cath lSS9-SI-tf
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Pay Mp! Pay w.

a BIZ persons knowing themselves indebted
Va to the subscriber are earnestly requested to
pay up, otherwise he Shall be under the disaceea-
Die necessity of enforcing payment.
Feb. 8, 1888. 9Ou p SyIrII
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Robinson & Dejarncttc,

Wll.L continue the Commission Business
w in Mobile, they offer their best services
to the Planters Of Alabama and Mississippi
Oct 10, 1888. ltm3
no The Selma Free Press; Columbus, [Nss.)
Democrats Tuscaloosa Flag; Wetumpha Scntn-
el and Mobile Register will each insert the above
three months, and forward their accounts TO Mobile
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Anti-spa medic Tincturc, on


NEOTHER'S COMFORT. This medicine
We has been prepared with special reference
to the wants Of families, in which the most minute
particularly has been observed, in order that mo-
Tiers might keep and use it with the most perfect
safety, and with the confident assurance that it will
afford rellci when very many Of the standard rem
cdics fail. The proprietor, before Offering it to the
public, has taken occasion to converse with some
distinguished physicians OF Virginia, and with spe-
cial paas to speak OF all the various parts and pro-
portions of this medicines and those that know its
component parts, have pronounced il one of the
very best compounds for the following diseases that
can be prepared, and may be used with perfect safe
ty, as well with the new born babe, as the man of
three score and tes. II those that use it are not sa
scd that it is the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated, they can return the bottle and re-
ccvc back their money 1t is boldly asserted that il
is almost Ct not quite) nialJbe in Diarrhua in all
It's various forms, Dysenlary, Cramp-colc, Cholera
Morbus, and AsIatc Cholera; also, After Pains Of
| lyIng-n Femaes-io7 this it is the Mothers Com
fort and because 1t is the very best preparation for
the summer diseases of children that has vet enter
ed the chamber " the distressed. 1t is also we-
| qualIed for cramps from whatever cause produced.
| Ladies m the most delicate situations NAV take il
| under any OF the above circumstances with perect
! safety and equal benefit. The public may be as
sured that the ,iHti SpGsmodc 1Iactme, or Mothers
| COMFORT, has been subjected to the most rrd and
| scientific examination by some of the most extern
sIve (phySlclans) practitioners in Virginia, who now
recommend 1t in their practice.
For sale by SMITH * PETERSON, DRUGGISTS.
Oo'ulhluS. march 3, lS3S-3Ayl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Law Notice.

EkANL. JONES, having resumed be ,,.
~ tlce of law, will attend the Circuit Cor+ !,
J azoo, and the adjacent counties; the Cb,r,...
Supreme and Federal Courts at jackson. os,. /.
MS residence Yazoo county, ten miles South If p,
City. Miss, ''' : '''
May Goth, 1S3S.-i6-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Dissolution

VIZ partnership heretofore existing between
9 !ne undersigned as merchants, under the
n'ia o. Whiton Hubert, is this day dissolved by
nv, consent All those indebted 10 said firm Of
Mhon = Hubert are requested to cali on Ipma -
Nmton, who alone is authorized 10 collect AKA 70.
ceipt for The debts due us. -" -
LYMAN WILTON.
February ~, 1SSS.-32tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Auction and Commission Busine

UIIN w bl Nm \ 4. {. DO KGESS hW
a1 associated themselves together for The gu.
pose OF transacting a General Auction and Con-
mission Business. They will attend to he sal, 4
all kinds OF property that may be offered, and vii
also, receive'and store all kinds of goods that pei.
sons may wish TO have Sold either at private sale
or at auction. Store on Main street, one door east
of Mcclure s. HUMPHREYS.
j. W. BYRN
A. G. BURGESS
Columbus, march 3, 1888 SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
The Landlords BENEFIT.

IA. fellow by the name of JEROME
MfN McGREGoRput upot my Hotel some
ss~ Mo weeks ago, and after making large
I'M draws on my bGr and eating seycFal
M days al my table, left without admstng
Ezse..sss.. h's bill, which amounted 70 twenty dni.
pcared consequential, was obou, Gra nS ,ouu5 Up
ches high, wore dark rock NM, ,ra o'1scl NJ
lie makes ont himself 70 be hero When IL nn,
ing more rllan contemplate loaier as IN ac,,ons
manifest. tie hailed last from GAINESVILLE md ' Mn,
con tsad he had killed man al the latter nla '
and had lived IN Ohio. warn ali landlords =, t..
on their guard against this yagabond swndlrr
GEO. IL. LIVINGSTON,
Sept %, fs5s.-ll-tc ""'"' ii0'S'
friendly publishers would do the community a fl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Mrs. L. Vaughn.

MlLL give Lessons in music on the PavO
w Forte at her residence in Columbus.
Young Ladies will not be charged extra for the e
OF the Piano; Price 1926 per session of five moha
The most satisfactory references will be given
April II, 1898 DOT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Dress I,iak.r.

M RS. MCDANIEL of Nashville, Ten. taEs
I'VE this method of informing the public ht
she has commenced the business Of MAMMA ,uaIr
at Miss Gidncy's Millinery, on Main street. 81
hopes by strict attention to business 10 merit ,
share OF public patronage. All orders in her !@
will be punctually attended to-.
Columbus, Oct 6, 1898. 1884
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Commission Esnsiness.

ERENJ. TO0MER has permanently estab-
NE llshed himself in the city Of Mobile, Ala,
Tor the purpose OF transachng GENEnM CoMMls-
SION BUSINESS, and respectfully tenders his services
10 bis friends and the pebble generally.
tJ-He may be found at his office by the lot day
Of November. Sept 20. IS3S.-l2-tf