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Auinf fothc wise.
$40 900 ON Personal security! /!

S3O 600 On i'crSOllNI ScVUEHI3 .
TEIIlE Notes and Accounts due the late hrm
4 of PrARl, GAY & Co. have been placed
in nv hands for collection. They will positively be
nut ii suit on the ir.s day ef February ners unless
paid before that date. ,,onwu
JanlO. 1898. a7t
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
State of Mississippi, Lowndes c"


iS9g pSpi eN'''' Attachment Sl?7 e5
David Monroe
NoTICE is hereby glreu that the above AT,
n mchment was issued at the suIt OF the sad
nlaialiH Harainst the sail defendant a an abeoh1ng
dcb,ar ay the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
to this oiise duly executed, aud IS nov penlng ano
undetermined in tile Circuit court OF LoWhats cum
re Saie of Nis,s-ippi ana that uu,css the saii de-
cnJ,nt shall anpcar OF. ur before the second Mon
d,y of April next, hong the LIST day OF lhc Crcu',
c,urt for the county aforesaid, give special hal ahI
Mad. Judgment viii be entered against hum al d
ihe property attached viii he seld 10 satisfy the
plaintiffs demands. ., A..
N uncss the clerk Of the said Circuit court the
. ~ ''f OVID p. BROWN, Cak.
s,4v lprte - 5oi
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
two imported English Horses,

WILL stand at Boardman's MINIS
Madison county, Ala, 0 miles soalth,
D west from Huntsville, the season OF
d 1893, commencing lst of March and
! clnsing lsL Of July, VIZ;
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
To the Public.

y offer my services to the public as Gela II
d Agent and Collector, tMr. Simmons 5 .nT
resigned) to which employment can aaf N ~ at.
vote the whole of my sne. and attent|c VIZ 10
other business on haiid except f' ~ nav Y ,ry
own. Z se"
Reierence.--To any
Columbus, Aug erson in Cclumpanrs;I
ely ~ ROIlt-''
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

EN pursuance Of an order granted TO me by the
Probate court Of Lowndes county, AT the
March term. shall proceed to sell to the highest
bidder on the 18th day ofAprl next, the following
described tracts or parcels OIL land belonging to the
estate Of the late David Myers deceased, situated on
he ives, side of the Tombigbee river, near Colnm-
bus described as follows, to wit: the west nan ol
cfon number 10, the whole of section number 70,
thc west half Of section number ~, the horth lau
If section IS, tie west hall Of the north west GUAR
Tor oc section number thrty-sx the west hal OF ihe
s,uh west quarter of section numher twenty-threei
,so eighty acres of land on the eastern side OF sec
fon number u, running the whole length ol said
socon ana as FIR west as 10 embrace the SAID mum
ber Of eighty acrcs all lying aud being IN township
number nineteen, north Of range number seventeen
east Said lands are under high state OF improve
ment, and are well provided with Negro houses
ans ont houses &c.--the above property wll D.
sold upon credit Of one and two years from IN
day Of sale: notes with approved security VIII
required. DAn ~ r'''aa., ~ r's,' !, n,
vid Myers deceased.
March 10, 1856 1w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
state of Mississippi, Lownacs Go.

State of Mississippi, LoWn!eS CO.
~ Attachment. S5.235 90,
DAVID MoNRoE.
MTOTlCE is hereby given thar Che above at
V ,,chmcnt was issued at the suit OF the SAID
nlaptitr AGAINST tie said defendant rs anatscohdng
debtor nr tho sum aforesaid, aud has been returned
70 Ills Office duly executed and s now pending ana
undetermined ia ihe Circuit court of LoWhdes couh-
ty. State Of Mtsssspp and that unless tue 5a,, - de-
Itndant shall appear On Or before the second Mon Mon
day Of Aprilnrx being the ist dny Of thc 1Hc'a,
court for the county aforesaid give SPECIAL pan and
plead, Judgment will he entered against nun, ailo n
the property attached w'll he sold 70 saos'S 'n'
! plaintiffs demands r.,
| Witness the clerk the said Circuit court In
81 day Of February, 1855. noau,~ c,
| s4-1v lpf fee ~ 5ol
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
By the Gorernor, e
nv Alexander G.. McNutt,

Gorernor ofthe Stale Of Mississippi
yUyO the Sheriff Of Lowndes County, greeting;
q Whereas, have received information that
vacancy has occurred in the office Of District At
tnrney Of the Circuit Court Of the Sixth judicial
District, BY the resignation OF II. ). Bennett. do'
therefore, issue this writ, authorizing and requiring
vnu 10 hold an election in your county, on Monday
and Tuesday, 23d and 24th April next to i'll saId
vacancy; and do, moreover, cnJon you to CON
due, the same, in all respects coniormaby to law,
and make due return thereof to the Secretary oil
State.
In testimony whereof have hcrcuno sol my hand,
and dcaused the Great Seal Of the State to be al
6xed al Jackson, this 26th day "i FEBRUARY, A. u
1875, and of the sovereignty ofthe State OF Mis-
sssippi, the tweny-irst
4'7'rF' A. G. McNUTT.
BARRY w. BENSON, Secretary Of State.
:, rryuanee Of the above writ Of election, sha
c,astnbo poll to be opened at the different precinct
Tshr county, on Monday, the a5d day OF Apr
nex1, and day following ,
march 10, 1838-957w
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Mr.. Calhoun yesterday, made very elaborate
speech in the Senate. 1t was one of his abesl
efforts and will produce much effect throohout
Inc country. The anxiety to hear hlm was such'
that it was impossible to keep a quorum IN the
House of Representatives. II was distinguished
for soundness and ability-lor research and able
d-ncontrovertble argument. 1t was on 'he
subject Of the Sub-Treasury.
In the House, a bill to extend the Choctaw
Commission te,der the 18th Article OF the Tea-
ny Of Dancing Rabbit Creek. This put IS oi
great Importance to your people, and will pass
To-day in the Senate, Mr.. Upton of Indiana
addressed that body on the Sub-Trcasury bill
after which Mr.. Webster moved that select
Conm,ltec to investigate the charges preferred
against the Hon. j. Rugsles by "'he spy IN
Washington" A Committee, will be appointed
on Monday.
In the House a bill TO enforce our MURAL re'a
tions, was the order Of the day. In the course O
the debate, it leaked out, that new and Iarg'
force. is collecting on our border for the mYas,o'
Of Canada We shall get into war with I'm
gland yet. 1oulS &C.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

HEYPy CLAY.-This ambitious and dlsap-
pointed man, has it seems, taken new posl'ioh'
and attends as lobby member, to regulate the
proceedings Of the House Of Representatives,
During the tendency Of the Mississippi election
before that body he is represented as oe'hs az,
tive in his efforts for the federal asplrants' ahu
When the Speaker gave the casting vote against
them, MIR. Clay presented the attitude o. s"e.,
bully, and actually used language which "ou'u
scarcely be celebrated by the inmates OF bfolhei'
Such indecent and vulgar expressions are disre-
putablc in the extreme, and fixes upon the author'
stigma not easily eradicated. In our estlna-
ton the halls Of Congress, are Of all places the
east suited for proiane swearing, or the indul
gencc IN back.gnard epithets Of the lowest or
der, and the man who should thus act, should
be forthwith expelled or ordered from the house
Huntsville Democrat.
DuEL.--The Wnig ofyesterday contains let
ter from Washington to gentleman Of this cIly
giving an account of duel between Mr.. Cliey
enc the representatives from Maine, and th'
member from the Louisville district Mr.. Graves
itappears 10 have grown out of demand 10
satisfaction from Webb, OF the Courier and In
qarer, Of which Mr.. Graves was the bearer, am
which Mr. Cilley refused to notice. 1t IS init
mated by the writer Of the letter that MIR. Grave
was induced to challenge Mr.. Cilley by the N
sllgation Of others. The duel was fought vii
niles at the distance so yards, and MIR. Cflle
was killed at The third fire, being shot through tn
body and dying almost Instantly. Mr.. Wise ac
ed as the second Of Mr.. Graves. and Mr. Jone
otWisconsin, was tie second Of Mr.. Cilley.
.Naskriiic Union.
"The name Demoirai--is Of Greek dery;
non. 1t signifies popular rorsr, as inherent il
and dispensed through the People; whilst Fe,
erasin alias Whigism only implies that whic
= created by { conreaam or leagne, which
slmiied.".
BiDDLE, Loco Foeo--in his famous addre
70 the Stockholders Of the United States Ban
me President Of that Institution said, the conne'
uon between bank and state was " dangerous
Useful TO neiheT party-injanous te beth :"
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
1,ront .rction Sale.

.x,..A ON FRIDAY tie som day oi MatIn
;SSsgfs& neyt win be sold at pub,f AUCTION on 'ue
SS8sEsS p,emiscs, the following described proper
l. ", VIZ: .4....h,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
State of Mississippi. Monroe Go.

Probate Court, 10 ,eit .9priI Term A. u 1898.
AN petition Of Caroline l.. EchoIs, Admin
" lstralrx of Simeon EchoIs, late Of said
county, deceased, praying for dover as the widow
of SAID deceased, and it appearing to the satisfaction
oil the court from tie report OF the Administrative,
that said estate is nsolvent: II is ordered BY the
court that publication be made in the Columbus De-
mocrat, for six successive weeks, notifying all per-
sons interested in the real estate OF said deceased, to
be and appear at the next regular term OF this court
10 be holden at the court house IN Athens, IN sad
county, on the first Monday in July next, and shew
cause if any, why the balance of the real estate OF
said deceased should not be ordered for sale to pay
the debts OF said estate. The following described
lots in the town Of Athens is the whole OF the real
estate Of which said Echols died sezed 10 witt Lots
number four and FIVE in book number four; lot num-
Der six, each containing fourth Of an acre. Also
lot number four in block number two, containing
one fourth of an acre. Also one half acre lot, on
which the stables belonging to the tavern, are situa-
ted.
Witness the Honorable RICAARD DILwoRrH, pre-
siding Judge OF said court. Issued the 4th Of April
1888.
Attest d. II. MORGAN, Clerk.
| April Il, 1888 40t6 Printers fee 81 oo]
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WDY virtue Of two wrs Of Ii. ia. issued from
- the circuit court Of Winston county at No
vemher term Of said court, 1887 aud to me directed
will sell at the court house m the town of Louis.
vile, on Monday the 2lst day Of May next all the
rpht, title, claim interest and demand that Lewis /.
ranvlc has III and 10 the following described lots o
land lying oIning the town plan Of Louisville
known as lots number t. :, }, 4, 3 and e. which
contains Two acres each, and l,s number 7, 5, Q 10
IL, -, 10, II and 10, continuing ,uracgcs each, al
levied on as the property o. SID Eanfi.a satisfy
an execution in favor 81 J.. Dodsoa and one a favor
of J.J.&G. w. Tb1ma .oH rc s..
JOHN ID HARDY Sheriff.
April 10, 1898. 4010j Printer iee n 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Candidates.

" We are authorized to announce IIENDLEY
S. BENNET as a candidate Tor the office f Circuit
Judge, for the sixth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties OF Lowndes, NoNubce Kemper, Win
ston and Oktbbeha,
% We are authorised to announce J. A. MAR
SHALL, Esq as a candidate for the office of Circuit
Judge, Of the sixth Judicial District.
tE3~ We arc authorized 10 announce RICHARD
EVANS, as a candidate for Judge Of the 9Th Ju1Icsl
District, composed If the counties Of Lowndes, Nox-
ubee, kemper, Winston aud Okubbeha.
tE3- We are authorized to announce A. W. DAR-
NRY as a candidate for the Office Of District Attor-
ncy of the 9th Judicial District composed Of the
counties of Lowndes Noxubec, Kempor, Winston
and Okubbeha.
p7- We are authorized to announce jaws T
HARRISON as candidate for the office Of District
Attorney for the sixth judicial district, composed OF
the counties of Lowpdes, Noxubee, Kemper, Wins
ton and Oktibbcla.
bj-We are authorized TO announce Capt REUBEN
II. GRANT as a candidate for Major General Of the
! 4th Division.
! Rj-We are authorized to announce Gen. Pryor
| NJ. GRANT, cf Columbus, candidate for the office
of MAJOR General Of the Attn Division Of the Mssis-
klpp Hllllidi COHpOeeu vi tlle COuIlSS Oi LpWHuto
| Noxubee, kemper Oktibbeeha, Winston, Leake
Neshoba Newton, Scott Smith, Atala, Choctaw
Carroll, Yalabusha, and / alahatche.
| t1- We are authorised to announce Gen. JANE
CARTER of Columbus, as a candidate for re-eectOl
to the Office of Brigader General of the ID Brigade
OF the 18th Division of the Militia Of this State.
| H- We are authorized to announce WIN. Eek
FORD as a candidate for the Office Brgadier Genera
Of the ID Brigade of the 9TH Division Of the Milti
ofthls State.
D1- We are authorised 10 announce RICHARD
GRAVES Of Starkvile. as candidate for Brigade
General ofthe LIST Brigade Of the 4th dlsvision {
Mississippi Militia, composed Of the counties ofOk
tibbeha, Choctaw, Carol, Yallabusha and Tala
hatchie.
E-We are authorized to announce LEWIS GRrGs
BY as a candidate for Colonel Of the 10Th regimen
H- We are authorized to announce WLLIAl
H. SouTHALL as a candidate for Colonel of the l9t
Regiment (Lowndes County, Of Mississippi Miiti'
at the ensuing election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
NOl.c"'

an final settlement bctNe," w. i'' 0''''''',
~ the former publisher Of the "i"oo."' "'u
myself all the books notes and accounts w =,
have been transferred to me. have assIn..' u"
the debts OF the old concern, and all the sums ou'
are to be paid to me alone, Mr.. Smith, having hSnl
this day nothing more to do with the settlement on
The business As cannot attend in person to the
business, shall be necessarily compelled to put n
large amount of the notes aud accounts unpaid, in
the hands OF an officer for collection. The debts Of
the old concern must be paid forthwith, and ! hope
al those indebted to IT will be prompt IN dschareing
their dues. II H. WORTHINGTON
April Stk, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
TO tbs VOTERS

or a. Fourth Dirision Mississippi alihiia.
FruoW-ClrIzENs:- II again present myself as
candidate tor the office OF Manr Geocratot tie
Fourth DIVISION OF Mississippi Mhua. Il was my
design nVs.t all the counties composing tie Fourth
Disls.on but the near apppach OF the day appoint
Cd tor the election and urgent private business rem
der Il impracticabe for ne 10 do 81, have there
fore Adopted this common mode Of presenting my
prttcn,ions 10 the office Stck, before you, the only
legitimate arbterS.
My name and character must b. ianliiar To most
oi YOU, rs have been before you on iurUer occa-
souS asking your sutraccs for an honorable appoint
mcut, lrrcejvcd them then, as hope To doom TIN;
occasion. can promise no more than prompt and
faithful discharge of the duties OF the office 70 which
4 | aspire And especially to see that ihc Regiments
Of the Division are organized speedily as possible
aud returns made 10 the proper officer m order tia
! tie State may IN due time avail herself ct hee ior
ton OF arms from the General Government
LISA Military and not a cvil office Ia which
now aspire, and think that qualifications and abb
4 u To perform faithfully the duties imposed on up
officer should be considered by you the proper les
a, the polls But it political OPINIONS should b
made to operate IN toe contest should he reettan
10 myself and friends, did not frankly declare
you, that have always advocated aud supporte
with as much ability AS IposSe>sed, tho principles {
Constitutional Liberty, ana consequently have un
tornly sustained the men and measures OF the Den
ocr1yic Party.
| cannot ike some who aspire To military Office
hOaS: of Innr and arluAus services IN the Army, hl
during the war of 1914 with Great Britain serve
rs volunteer and at the close of the war was r,
Warjed by the appreciation OF the community
which then lived, thn oa'v boon ialthiil sol he
desires.
10 your mhltsseI decision at Gg ballot box,
submit my prcteus.,Hs. gud v.l raatrH,Y abide ID
| result. REL uEN II GRAN l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

EpY virtue OF a ont % q. ii Issuet rom Inc
hD circuit court Of Winston county at Nopein-
Der term Of said court, 1881, and to me directed,
will sell at the court house in Louisville. on Monday
the 2lsl day Of May next, all the right tito, claim,
interest and demand, that John Raran has in and to
the following described land, to wit; the cast half
Of the northeast quarter dissection twenty five, town
ship fourteen range fourteen east, which contains
eighty acres more or less, levied as the property
of said Raglan, to satisfy an execution in favor Of
Thomas Jones, this l0lh day Of April 1888
JOHN II. HARDY, Sheriff
April IA, 40l30 Printers fee, IS 00
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
" OF an order of the Probate court Of Lowndes
county made at the March term, the undersigned
viii proceed In sell 20 the highest bidder on the l2th
DAY of MAY next, IN The town oil Nashville, on a
credit until the first OF January next, all the real
estate except the wdpwls dowh) belonging 10 the
estate OF John Lewis, decd. 10 wits Lots No. 3
aud t. in square Noa; and Lots No 25 and 80, il
square No 5. Note with approved security, will be
required of the purchaser
The property 10 be sold consists Of store house
ofa convenient size, and wei arranged or transact.
ue a mercantile busneSs tailor shop well srran-
F,l Cor carrying on that business; grocery o;
snail ware house and perhaps blacksmith shop.
Any person wishing 10 engage IN either Of the
above canned branches Of business, would no doubt
DO 5e'i3o attend the sale
THOS. j. LEWIS, Admir-,
Nashville, A0riI r. 1888 4otS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

FEVliE subscribers particularly request all Pc
n sons having unsettled accounts with them t.
call AT their former Counting room, and close ther
by note or otherwise.
We have also6 or 5000 dollars wcrth Of gonds
which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS & THOMPSON.
Columbus, March alth, ls5S.-57-tf
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Notice.

BANK OF THE ToNIrSHr R. R. Co. Z
Columbus, March 10th, 1888.
books for subscription to the balance ftks
ID capital stock Of the Tombieby Rail ROac
Company viii be opened al Their Barking House a.
10 o'elock on Monday the is,h insf., and remain
open for six months, (unless the amount should b.
previously subscribed lor,) under an aci, entitlcd
an act, to authorize Rail Road Companies 10 d.
pose Of their unsod stock" q copy Of which may d
seen al the Banking House
BY order OF The Bard.
H. w. CATER, Cashier.
March I7th, IsSs.-36-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
COpartnership Notice.

ENIIE subscribers have this day formed a Co.
- partnership under the firm Of Franklin 4,
Brother for the purchase and sale of merchandise
generally, under the act entitled san act to author
Use the establishing olmited partnerships within the
State Sidney ). Franklin and John A. Franklin
of Columbus, are The general partners, and William
$, HASTE OF New York IS the special partner and
as such has contributed towards the common stock
ofthc concern, tbc sum of Ten Thousand Dollars in
cash Sad copartncr5hip TO commence on The 2nd
day Of March, 1885 aud terminate on the 2nd day
Of March. 1871.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Peoples line Of Stages for August

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NoRTH :
~ This splendid line Of four horse rost coach
cs s in successful operation, and r;s daily hetwec'
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia Pa
scngcrs can be assured OF more comfort and expo
dtion by this line than any other now running o
Augusta. The COMPANY have spared nelthet pau
nor expense 10 procure The best Troy built coache
excellent and well trained horses experienced soto
and careful drivers
To AVOID impositons repeatedly practised on Tie
traycI2c community ny contractors al all times cl
wing mon6poY passengers viii be careful gon
North moi to take their passage farther tLan Mon.
gomery, on any other iGterseclng line, where they
will at all times have preference on the Peopc
line for Augusta.
This line runs 10 miles on the Augusta and At
ems roll road, which will land passengers in August
ahead Of tie mail Line several hours.
GEO ". DENT
Agent Tor the company,
Onoe Montgomery Ala. mar 81, 1853, 5syi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
state OF mississippi. Winston Co,
Francis Leech
Attachment for
n ~ 100 ~

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the above al
~ achment was ISSUED at the suit Of the said
plaintl against the said defendants as ASCENDING
debtors i0r the sum aforesaid bnd has been returned
70 this office duy executed, and Is now pending and
undetermined in the Circuit court Of Winston eoun
~ State Of Mss,sspp; and that unless the SAID de-
itndants shall appear on or before the fourth Mon
day after the fourth monday OF April, 1883, beng
the LIST day orthe Crcu court Cor the county sl1rc
said, GIVE special bail and plead, judgment Will he
entered against lhem,and the properly attached Will
be sod Ia satisfy the plaintiff demands.
Witness tn, clerk OF the said Circuit court the
9Th DAY Of April, 1888.
JAS. PHAGAN, clerk.
i0-lw lPrke 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Dissolution.

VHNHE partnership heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned as merchants, under the
firm Of Wilton & Hubert, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All those indebted to said firm Of
Wilton & Hubert, are requested 70 call on Lyman
Wilton, who alone s authorized to collect and re-
ccipt for the debts due US.
LYMAN WILTON.
LORING HUBERT.
February H. s3s.-32f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Mississippi uoncy as. the World

A SECOND Sale of Lots viii take place ia
IA the Town Of Warsaw, Sumter County, Ala
on Friday, the 21lh of April, 1888, at which time
and place all the unsold luts viii he disposed of on
credit OF one and two years from this date. Per
sons wishing TO make investments in this desirable
Village will do well to avail themselves of this last
opportunity, as the sale will be positive and without
reserve, III order To close the concern.
WARSAW possesses many advantages over al
most all other shipping points on the west side OF
he Tombgby beng located on leautilnl sand
hn, = adjacent to the most fertile lands on earth
w,tere, hv The best OF lroestune springs, and moi
snrnassrd ~ health by any place ON the river
There has been asout SIX thousand bales Of Cotton
shipped from the .n5'ng this season, and ia
prospect for double that 9,Ganh'y ~ the next two
years. The propuetos will ucHand . per cent II
,'aSh on the amount Of purchases, "hlch wll be re
I'd in that "scourgc Of the carlh,' Mississippi
Sh.7piaQers
A., T. 1883 J9W3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Caution.

n HEREBY torewMn all persons from tradm
n for two certain notes made payable 10 Joh.
w. Blundell Of West port, described as follow
One for two hundred and tlirfy-hrces dollars a
hirty-ttrce cents, due December 20, 1887, and o.
Of the Same tenor due December 25th, 1888. It'll
consideration for which said notes were gwen la
ing entirely failed, will not pay them unless cor
PEELED by law. II. G. SKINNER.
March "a, 1888 3S-3w'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Mrs. z. Vaughn.

Wll4L give Lessons IN music on the Piano
Wv Forte at her residence IN Columbus
Young Ladies will not be charged extra for the use
of the Piano: Price S25 per session Of five months
The most satisfactory references will be given.
AprI H. 1888 10f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

an Wednesday the 10th May next, will be
~ sold in Columbus at the Court House dcor,
the School land IN township eighteen range sixteen
cast By order ofthe lawful Attorney.
n. LAWRENCE, PrcsL y. r.
April 18th, 1888. -10-jw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

~, = FKANhLIN beng desrous Of closing
bOo the business conducted IN his individual
name, all persons indebted to him previous to the
1t January, 1888 viii please call and settle their
accounts. All unsettled on tho lat April next will
be placed IN the hands Of an officer for collection
march 10, Is39-35u