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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Mississippi Female e0Ilexc,

VENHE Trustees of this institution this day me-.
Il and adopted the following resolutions.
Resotred, That the board of each young lady be
800 per session Of twenty weeks, 10 be paid one
half in advance.
This sum is intended to include, room, bedding
fuel, washing, and all other contingent and extra
charges connected with the boarding department.
Resotred, That the prices of Tuition be as I'll.
lows:
Preparatory Department, pr session, SlG %
Advanced Department. 90 %
This Department embraces all the studies
usually taught in the highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music, including the use Of the Piano, $50 %
Needle work, 10 %
Drawing and Painting, IS "
Painting in Oil, % 90
Transferring,
Shell work. W
Wax work,
It will be perceived from the foregoing rc'oaons,
that the rates of boarding and tunon have been
changed from the former prices. This course the
Trustees have been obliged 10 adopt They have
employed competent and efficient inslruclresSes, whC
must be literally compensated, and the resources Of
| the institution are the only fund from which tina
compensation should be drawn. Hitherto this ian'
has proved insufficient.
| The rates which arc now established, both 70
board and tuition, are such as are adopted in oht
and neighboring schools, and are such as the nese'
sites Of the College demand.
| ResotUed That no young lady be admitted as
student in the College till the ,ch0ie tuition, and hd
| the BIO riding fees be paid at the tSne she joins u
COLLEGE. THOS. M'GEE, Pres't Board
BENZ. 5. LONG, Sec'y.
Dee Goth, 1888. 26tr
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Nntice

IN pursuance or certain Deeds of Trust 10 me
1 executed, by William l.. Clarh, enc bearing date
on the twenty sixth DAY of August, 1897, one dated
on the tenth day of May 1887, one dated the if
teenth day of August s3s and one dated the nine
teenth day of February 1889, 10 secure the pay
ment of certain debts, ia said deeds of Trusts men
toned on which Mckinney Io.derneSs and David
Loyd are securities; viii offer for sale at tie Court
House door m The town Columbus, at public auc-
ton, on Monday the tenth Of June next for cash.
the following property, To wit: Lot number fifteen,
OF fractional block numbero one situate and beng in
that part of the town Of Columbus usually known
% new lowu and bordering on the river also a GER
tam LOT or tract OF and purchased by Ruddy Smith
and George ShltIer of Joseph Bryan, containing one
quarter of an acre, bounded as follows, to wit be-
ginning AT the most south west corner Of lot numter
seven, OF section number seventeen of township
number eighteen Of range number eighteen west
running on the line ol SAID tract sixty eight links 10
stake, thence north, two hundred aud seven links
10 q stake, thence west one hundred aud seventy
four links to a stake on the Tombigboe river thence
down the meanderings of said river to the begin.
ming. And also the right, title and interest Of the
SAID William l.. Clark IN and to the following lois
which Is uneypred on lease OF ninety nine years, re-
Gewabe forever, Sc. 10 Wit Lots number nine and
ten, in fractional square number twenty five. south
~ MANI SiecIi VI lUt pan Oh Inc Town Of IuIun-
hus On this last mentioned lot and those preceding,
Is situated that very valuable Ware mouse on the
TOmhgbec river usually known as Carks Ware
House, Also the unexpired lease Of an undivided
half Of the following part oiIot number one in block
number two, in the plan Of the town Of Columbus,
and fronting on the north side of Main street in said
town, to wit; beginning at the south west corner OF
sad lot, and running thence nearly cast with said
Man street twenty two feet, thence nearly north
at night angles with said street eighty two and
hall tet thence west to 81 Johns street. and thence
with said street The beginning. This lot las on il
that valuable brick store house now occupied bv
Mr. jos. BriclWll, and adjoining the store house Of
Wm. NJ. CozarL Also ols nine and ten in block
number two, containing one quarter of an acre each,
more or less, situate in that part Of the town of CO.
lumbus, usually known as New town. This lot has
on il well improved family residence
WIN DOWSING. Trustee
April I'd, lS39--59-l0w Pr. fee S58 90.
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MOffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
PhWniX RitterS.

TNHE high and envied celebrity which this pre-
i eminent Incidence has acquired for its invari-
able efficacy in all the diseases which it processes to
to cure, has rendered the usual practice o! oscnta
llous putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
oil them. They are known BY their fruits; their
good works testify for them, and they thrive not
blythe Faith plthe crtdulous In all cases of cos
tlvenes. dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections.
asthma, plies, settled palms, rheuma SIN, levers aud
asues, obstinate headaches impure state of the
iiods, unhealthy appearance ofthc skin, nervous
debility, the sickness incident TO females in delicate
health, every kind Of weakness Of the digestive or
gans, aud in all general arrangements OF health.
these Medicines have invariably proved certain and
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health TO the
most exhasuted constitution. a single trial will place
the Life Pills and Ph9uix Bters beyond the reach ot
composition, n the estimation of every patient Pre-
pared and sold, wholesale and retail, at w B. Moi
Ial's Office, SCI broadway, New York
For sale at the Drug Store of f.. A. Smith in
Hunts buildings, on South side ef Main street, Co
Iumbus, Miss.
Jan'y 10. 1899 a7tc
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DN virtue Of a wri' Of f. ia. issued by the clerk
- of the Circuit Court of Lowndes county, and
10 me directed will sell for cash at the Court house
door IN Columbus, on Monday Tie third day of June
next lot number ton in square number four. south
OF main street bonded as follows: beginning al
the south west corner of SAID lot, running thence
south twenty nine feet along the eastern boundary
d Market street 10 lot owned by r. NJ Booker
thence east parallel with Nam street. seventy three
feet to lot owned by A. r. Wellington. thence
north twenty nine feet parallel with Market street,
thence west seventy three feet To The beginning. on
which IS situated the house occupied as the publca-
ton Office Of the Southern Argus Levied on as
the property Of George Tucker, to satisfy said f. "a.
IN iavor Of 5. F. Buterworlh. Sale within the
hours prescribed by law.
JOHN w BYRN,
Shll of Lownjes CITY.
May 2nd, ls39-45-4w. GPr. fee 81 80. I
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SheriG's Sale.

virtue OF sundry executions issued bv The
~ c'eFkol the circuit court OF Lowndes county
and 70 me directed, viii sell for cash al the court
house door IN Columbus, on Monday the third day
q June next, the following described lands mi
6wn lots situated IN Lowndes county, 10 Wit; o,s
number four and five Of fractional section elghteen
township eighteen range eighteen west lots nun.
o one aud two Of fractional section thirteen, II
sowhshp eighteen, range nineteen west, containing
w sshuiaaen three hundred and SlxN.fve acres
Also The following lots IN Columbus, Is wit NM
number 1--WE and SIX ii square one, north Of Man
streets lois number nine and ten in square num.
Der two Cess thirty feeD fronting Military street,
Levied on as the property oil James Jones q sansE
sad Il. fan in favor Of flghman NJ. fucker AM
others. Sale Within the hours prescribed BIZ law
JOHN W. BfRN, ShH
Of Lowndes county,
May :, ISSa.--4S-4w lPr, fec 81 80.
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Baking.

a BOUND, thankful for past rayors ,,t.,
-AA' this method 10 inform the citizens Of r.
mmbus, and the public generally, that hayina NV
cured an assistant Baker, he is now mann,scnt p.
a Butter Cracker, which, being ALWAYS liesb and |:
branch of the profession which he has GIowo az 3.
the last fifty years without inermissbn, warra,s
them better than any imported Cracker. Heissls
extending his bakery to every variety Of Calls,
specifications for any kind or quantity, will be ann,
piled at short notice for Families or Parties.
z. s. Merchants and Planters can be supnHa.
with Crackers by the single pound or barrel. Am
Hard, or Sea Bread, an excellent and cheap arle,
for plantations, as it will keep for years in any I'll
mate. july 6, l3Ss-52yl
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Columbus Hotel.

DY BELL s. CONNER.-This well known
- establishment has recently been purehasedby
the undersigned and is now being fitted up in ST.
perlor stvle Ii is the intention Of the propretors 10
add number Of well flushed and furnished roons
70 the house, and we hesitate not TO pledge oar
selves to our friends and the public generally, that
onr patrons will be as well accommodated at OK
house, as at any Hotel in the southern country. The
servants will always be polite and attentive to them,
and every exertion on our part shall be used to make
their stay pleasant and greeabe. A share OF pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
The Bar shall always be supplied with the very
best Of liquors, selected with great care by ourselves
in the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table that can
crafty the appetite of ths epcure. The best that
our country affords shall he served mp in the neates
manner, by experienced end capable cooks.
Our stables are moi excelled by any in Mississippi
All travellers may rest assured that their horses shall
not be neglected; we have taken great pains 10
procure first rate osters ard hope TO give universe
satisfaction TO al who may give us their custom.
Our beds shall always be clean and comfortable
and well aired
Families can be accommodated with private par
lors; no pains shall be spared 10 make them periett
Is at home.
Town Boarlcrs accommodated at the usual
rates. BELL s. CONNER
Columbus, Mi Dec. %, lsSs.-25-d.
RULES.
lst Gentlemen on their arrival are requested 70
leave their names at the Bar.
| 81, No gentleman will be considered weekly OF
quarterly boarder, except from the time he enters
his name as such; the same rule TO be observed as
to keeping horses. !,
3D.. Boarders intending to be absent for any engin
Of time over week, will make it known at the par,
otherwise no deduction for such absence VIII
made.
4h. PAYMENT from quarterly boarders must DC
monthly; from travellers, weekly.
9TH. Gentlemen leaving their names at the psl,
will give notice Of their intention TO be absent al ~
time of regular meals, otherwise no deduction VI"
be made.
9th. Gambling Of every description SsOst po'srS'
ly forbidden.
I'm. Persons wishing TO send servants on eIfS"''
are requested 10 give notice al the Bar
9Th. The proprietor will not be answerape ~
any property said TO be lost, unless previously cep0'
tied in the Bar. "a.
slh NO person allowed 10 use any horse, esus.s
or bride Of another, without leave Of the prVP'''
Tor.
10Th. Doors closed at ten O'Clock, e1eeP' -
nights of public amusement. u. a.
% Gentlemen are particularly feeuesW. ...;r
guard cautiously against accidents oy hfe -
respective bedrooms. D.
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SheriH,s Sale.

Dr virtue of writ Of fer tacas, issued by the
AD clerk of Winston county, and to me difecte6
wall sell for cash at the court house door, III Colun-
bps, on Monday, the 90h day OF May, 1889, the
following property, to wit One NEGRO MAN, a
slave for life, named PHIL. Levied on as the pro-
perty of George w CouneI to satisfy said &. "a. in
favor Of Thomas ID Connell Sale within The hours
prescribed hy law. Dated the thday Of May, 1889.
JOHN w. BYRN, shift
dave FEE SSl Of Lowndes county
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sheriff Sale.

Rf virtues writof iieri laeas issued BY he clerk
~ Of the circuit court Of Lowndcs county, and n
me directed sill sell ar cash, al the conr, honsr
door IN Columbus, Oh Monday, the Goth day of NAV
next, lot number five 10 square number twenty sis
north Of Alalu S., Columbus, with all The improve.
menls thereon erected. Levied on as the prnperv
OF Edward A Smith, 10 satisfy said execution 'n h.
sof o. the Fombighy Raj Road company.
Sac within HE hours prescribed by aw.
JOHN w BYRN, Shr
Apru 10, 1889 4lwI lpt fee, So O0l
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SlleriMas Sale.

Rl virtue Of Two writs of Teri lacias, issued by
- the clerk ol the circuit court OF Lowndes coun-
~, aud to me directed, wal sell for cash at tie
court house door in Columbus, on Monday, the Goth
day Of MAY, 1889, the following property, 10 wit
Que NEGRO BOY named P0MPEY, a slave Tor
he levied on as the property of Francis w ltby, to
satisfy said e. las in favor Of Alexander Brainkley
use Churchill w. Perkins and Isaiah ID. Fuller. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law. Dated the 9th
May, 1889. JOHN w BYRN Sh'h l.. G.
AIS Printers fee, S3 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAlR
4 5 the grandest ornament belonging 10 the humsa
u Frame How strangely the loss of it changes
the counteuanCe, and prematurey brings on the ap-
pearance OF old age which causes many to recoi a,
being uncovered and sometimes even sAun society
10 AVOID the lests and Sneers of their acquaintance
the remainder of their lives is const quently spent
IN retirement. In short, not even the loss of pro-
perry ILLS the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom does the loss Of his hair.
Toavert all these unpleasant circumstances, OIL
DhlDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling off on the first application, and a
few bottles restores il again. II Likewise .proA"~
eyebrows and whiskers prevents the hair
turning gray makes it curl beautifully, and fr.,s i,
from Scurf Numerous certificates Of the first ras-
probability in support Of the virtues Of Odridge's
Balm are shown by the p oprietors.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor OIL
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below, 10
the high character Of tie following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. o.
bridge and have found highly serviceahe not only
as preventive against the falling of Of hair, but
also certain restorative, [Signed j
I'm Thatcher methodist minister, Sc North 5tl
st. John p. hgliss S3l Arch st.. John d Thomas
NJ ID, 1863 Race st, John Fwey, l0l Spruce st
| Hugh ,McCrdy 2i3 South 7th st: John Gard
Jr 1873 Arch street, Philadelphia.
| 1t will certainly raise IFS virtues in The estimation
of the pRblic when it is known that three of the
above signers are more than so years Of age, ant
| the Others not less than 80.
l. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of SAID cit,
of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that am wei
acquainted with Messrs J. P. Inglis, John S. Flu
rey, aud Hugh MCurdY, whose names are signe,
10 the above certificate, that they are gentlemen o
character and respectabiity ana as such full credi
should be given TO the said certificate.
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor
For Sale at the Drug store of T.. A. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi.
| Jan. 10 1889 --a7-tr
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SlAerlH,s sale.

IA ny virtue Of writ Of lier aeias. issued
NTnvA by the clerk Of the circuit court Of
isisER Lowndes county, aud TO me directed,
AzssiEA will sell Coz cash, at the conrt house door
IN the Town Of Columbus, on Monday the third DIV
Of June next part Of ot number six, square number
two, fronting Market street, running back sixty six
ioet, on which is situated house Formerly ncc,ipicl
by Laeries Rogers, as a Grocery. Levie, on as The
property Of Robbins deceased, in the hands al
Samuel W. Robbins, Administrator, unadminiyter.
Ell. Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
W BYRN, Sheriff.
April % ls50 i2wi prlulcr's fee So 0O1
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Dissolution

TIME undersigned having sold their entire stock
L goods wares and merchandise, books. notes
aud accounts, 10 HENRY l.. HAapros and THOMAS
W. BRowN Esqrs., make tender Of their thanks 10
heir trends and patrons for the very liberal pa from
agg heretofore extended to them and respectfully So
lict continuation Of the same TO their successors n
business
In consequence Of the above sale, the firm, Of A.
Kin s Class is ilssoiyed.
c. s. AKIN,
JOHN c. GLASS.
Columbus, Aptil 2s, 1889 4at4
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Notice.

The subscribers will copripna Il. r.
Iron and Copper business, snder tho 49, ~ sae'
= Sm.n, al Inc old stand Of Spears, Priest 4 re- b
A large assortment will be kept on hand wb;cS y
be sold at wholesale or retail for cash and '. G., ".
only. Job work executed in The hes, m -u u' 's
short notice, cash will be expected in 4, c.. ao
all work done after the LIST of April next >'''' "
JOHN N SPEARS
Ola, :, WIN. II. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

JIM thirty five years oil. FIVE feet nine or ten in
ches high, Inclined to be yellow, his face rather
rough:
Also his wife, MrLLET or ISABELLA, about "A or
- years of age, Of the same compexion, stout and
likely, hsps slightly: Also her two Children GIRLS,
one an Infant, five months cid the other about five
years old; has bad eyes, and has had holes in her
ears.
have cause to suspect they were, decoyed of by
some vilanous L0AFER, as they left without pro-
vocation. The above reward viii be given upon the
arrest and conviction of the thief, and twenty-five
dollars for any information of the negroes, that
get them JOHN FoRloON.
Columbus Mi April 80, 1889. 43w4
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MAJOR was committed % tie jail OF
.LoWufes county, on the 81 day OF MAY
~ Instant. as RUNAWAY. He about
IN i've ee, seven inches high, siou, made
ana very back, about twenty threr years
od; re particular marks or scars about
him. His appatel S very indifferent, consisting Of
a saiers red shirt, straw hsi and pea Jacket: be
a. he belongs to John Noisnd, living in Yaz0O
county If NOT claimed in SIX months from this date,
he wi. be advertised ior sale according TO law.
WILLIAM c. INNINGS, Jaler.
Columbus, MAY 9th, 1889. 4iI
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Law Notice

hANL, JONES, having resumed The prac
t'ee Flaw, will attend the Circuit Cour, Of
AGO. and the adjacent counties; the Channery
supletne and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
h's residence iasoo county, ten miles South II Ben
ton on ne Clinton read. Address Benton, Yaxoo
Civ Miss, '"NV'
Ma. 46th, ie5s,~~46-tf
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Mnr.hnI,s SnIe.

The United states, J Z s Court ~ D.a. Of .lls-
So. iiiiiPpi .iiiakF i ia. %
Gordon d. BsyLS Nay Tom 1850
Df virtue Of he above stated writ lsaed from
- the circuit enurt Of he United States. AMI 10
me directed, val seii ca the first d8y Of Iuly 1850
on credit Of one and two years. az bee court house
Of Alfalfa county, the following described ands 10
uif.
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THE BLEWETT Hon..

TOHN o. BRACKEN rir u.
81 did HoTEL on the frs, ~ S'sa 'as
ST. Goumbns' few rods south Of Ma a.
lis Old lrleilts IN this State. A,. A. a.
and ada'nlns States, who lave le, So, G-e,
lsed Inn, are respectfully invited = ll's ~
HIS BlR vii be furnished with he give - !,
and hls Table with every luxury NJ saei Ia,
There are splendid set Of !Sfggis,' ouai'y As,
the establishment, which are MOI -olae5',t ;
IN the South. All travellers NAV :. pa'sed y +,
their horses Well attended To by c,,ss, ulca Il,
Columbus, Sept. 90, 1855. ""ACkEy
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Steam Mill for 81

THIS valuable establishment si,'..t IL:
bus, is offered for sale on accon a.ga "a Coz,
Those wishing 10 make an inyes,rasNua uha ,s,
OF stock, would do well to call md exam YAM 4, Ia
eriy. The partnership of the uudqr ,',s lac p
about to expire by limitation. nal I.,s'shed Z
the property shoun 10 sold. "'S II hscss
Feb 93-sS-tf "AHQClSS
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state of Mississippi,

Probate rt-Speeial Term, .9prii u, 1889.
nRDERED, That BENJAMIN J. JAcowAY, Adj
~ ministrator Of the estate Of r. III. Oliver, de-
ceased, proceed TO sell the following property Of said
deceased, viz Two lots in the town of Camden,
and thai forty days natice Of the same be given in
three public places in this county, and three weeks
notice in the Columbus Democrat.
]. b. KIRKLAND, clerk
April 50 A4ws Fee postage, SIS O0l
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In CARROLL CouSry

ne sale Of The following described lands. On the
Terms mentioned above viii take place at the court
July, lsS9, "
no. Tart of Section See. r. r. Coateats
SW Or and SW qrotS
Lqr lsnlc 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

Inc sale Of the following described auls, on the
.efms mcnl@hed above, viii take place at the court
july 1850.
10. PERI of Section Sec T r Contents
W halt OF Eqr is Is 10 IS
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Pay up! Pawn,

"A LII persons knowing-the,nsslr..
n to the subscriber,are earpesv 'hoeb's'
pay up otherwise he shall be under y ,.q1esttd d
bic necessity ofeniorcing payment. ~' dS'gees.
-, :, WI P.SSITE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

- JOHN was committed to the jail Of
TX Lowndrs county on the 18th day of May
It'll instant, as a RUNAWAY. He is about
fSkA fifteen years Old, a snlsll piece Of his sight
HI ear gone, dark eompeeted, had on Old far
I'M hat, striped round coat and white pania-
- hons, and was riding light bay horse Z:
say, he beings TO Thomas Coleman II Kinds coun-
~. Ii mt claimed in SIX months, he will be adYer-
Used for safe according 10 law.
WILLIAM c. JINNINGS, JsiIer.
Columbus, May 9th, 1889 daft
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Beware of a SwindIer!!

b fellow by the name OF L. r.
RM SWORDS, who came to this town
go under the preience of opening tai
M or's shop, and took board at my house,
W. left this place on the steamboat LaIa
$50 Rookh on Tuesday last, without set
Ting hls Board bill. give this caution to the pub
lie to guard others against imposition from this
woull-be gentleman He is tailor by trade, about
five feet ten inches high, black hair and eyes, dark
complexion, thin visage, weighs about l35 pounds,
wore block cloth cap, and dressed otherwise We
ry genteeI and not more than 81 or twenty two
years age:
The SAID Swords has cnt me out Of twenty nine
dollars and fifty cents, for board, which is more
than can afford to lose in these hard times and
take this mode of redress, which is the only oxe left
me, against travelling swndIers and vagabond ras-
Gals. JOHN 0. BRACKEN,
Proprietor of the Blewett House.
Columbus, March 2, l639-34-tf
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In CuocrAw CorNry.

The sale O! the following described lands. on The
terms mentioned above, will take place at the cour
house Of Chociaw county, on Monday, the a9tl day
Of Jnly, 1889.
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TO Breeders of fine Horses.


MyYA RACE HORSE,
HEF TX Sir kennith.
%AAuasA-Aslks MILL stand the ensuing season
a, my stable 10 Columbus, and viii be le, 10 mares
a, Si5 the leap, S25 the season, and $s5 10 n<ure
mare to be in iaaI 81 to the groom IN every IN
stance, which must be paid when the mare s COW
cred.
DEscRwrpS: Sir Kennith is beautiful h. sh
inches high 6 wears old, aud in point Of symme.
try, unsurpassed by any horse in the Union.
PERFoRMAscEs; His performances as racer. in
which he exhibited both speed aud bottom, are "a.
miliar to the sporting community Of n York Penn.
sStyania. Maryland, Virginia North ard So1t6 c,r.
DINA. For an exhibition OF which her The maui
gence Of the public until can obtain his performs n
ces and pedigree iromlhe back numbers Of The Sn;-
M Of the Times and sporting Magazine which win
| oe N handouts ere long. r. H. LONG
Columbus. April IL, 1889 All