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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23

~ virhis ufs died ia trust executed b. William
- 81 & sharks Wash. % NJ. samuel Butter r
Hosih. heaHng iaie the 9th day % March D 1888.
8 lcsufs Ire pagment Of certain nnirs THEREIN men-
tsaed. n Hard 3 Haddksion and others, VIII o
&c paAfs austinn, for cash, "a the fzf day Of
.asrsh. 1889, al and singular the floAing
described enises, aiih she builiiaes trrs'. siE.
Re easl kalf e Lot kHown snd distinguished IN
tAs plsn Of the town Of Columbus. IN Tire county of
LoUades, e. Lot number lhhe. Of s4uare npulhcT
two, north Of vain street. which ssld EAST he'll faces
Nain street thirty three lert aud contains b. esims
0on one-eighth Of an acre, mure or lcsA Sak viii
take plase between tic usual hours
SAM F. BUTTERN ORTIZ, Trustee.
Jsn'y 90, 1889 Ss-5t lPr Zee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
To the Pnblic.

IN the third day Of April last letter was de-
posted IN the Post office Al Cokesbnre
Ahhevllle district South Carolina directed 10 A. ].
hac1es Of Cn,mhns Miss containing the following
notes 81 bonS, which BY some means Or other IN Ne
hfenesi siid rnM, viz; a nae in lhynr Of the
ssuhsrriher dr'iwn lointly by NJ, Walinai Erasmus
T. Mash, A. ]. Huiges and Il. Cole, lof 81 1877.
sialeh December. 1895, due Isl January. 1888, AZ
:" one ior $3.50 4O dated April o6ii. 1887 IN.
~ January 1888, with interest from, dale. dawn
~ =. Mathasi in favor Of tile subscriber alsn one
~ u 'as"T gwen by the said Wal,hal for 1881
~, uaisa April a6th, 1887 with in,eres, ,rrs ~
as.s' que - july last. All persons are eau,ianr5
mn :" 'rade Tor sad no,ss = thr,r ayassi 80
been stnpped. w N NJ a ~. 2. :, ,,ase
Sept. g lsss.--a-te NNILE-N.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Gins! Gins !! Gins!!l

iNNHE subscriber would iniorm the public, tha
ne has established an extensive Cotton Gin
MaruEactoTy IN the town OF Louisville, Winston
county, Mis- Having spared no pains during the
'ast sx months IN searching for the best materials
and having had much experience N H. lr,s,,.sss
be feels confident he shall b. able 10 rive sststao
ihn TO ali who may pat onse him. His gins viii
be made Of Cast md German steel running On The
best 81 baxlng aad he viii DO able to furnish loo Gins
N tune Tor the next cotton crop. He would invite
tho pu6ic n general TO cali at his Factor, and =
anime Tor themselves He WoalG fursAeF stste .ia,
ne lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
Jan: 6, isSs-26-,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Auction ANA Commission Business
Commissioners Notice.

FNO all persons interested in tho estate ~
= John Alfred. late Of Nashville. Lowndes
county, deceased: Thomas j. Lewis Admins, !, j.
ol The estate aforesaid, having renresened ~ ~
Probate CONT that the said estate i i,ralycn, ,ha
undersigned by an order Of The said conrt ha ~
bern appointed Commissioners, with full nower -
receive and examine all the claims Of and .o.;ns,
The said estate We will in compliance with tSa ~
der Of the count aforesaid meet The creditors ~
estate, At Nashville. on The seconJ MonJas sa =
aarsll' 1889 All accounts SC. nav 10 b.rasl =
.ihe commissioners at any time. ''-H-Sa z
n N. NASH,
- - - A. SMITH.
S''1 'u' Commissioners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
More New ISoaTzS ,

rs The cry is still they come !"-Sbak.l
DELAYO, new novel; by Symes; Woman Of
IL the World, BY the author Of Diary of Des-
ennuvee
The MILDLY, or scenes from the Life of Edward
LascelIes;
Captain Alexander's Expedition of Discovery
into the Interior OF Africa;
Country Stories, by Miss Milford,
The Heirof Selwood lbv Mrs Gore author
Mary Raymond and other ! ess Of. Mothers and
tales, Daughters, Sc
New Collection of Anecdotes;
Lille Of Christ beautifully Illustrated with encrav' :
Evenings at Home, do do
Veasco, Tragedy in acts by Epes Sargent;
Althea Nsrnon Or the Enib ordered Handkerchief,
to which is added Henrietta Harrison, or the blue
Cotton Umbrella--by Miss Leslie, author Of Pen
cll Sketches just received by
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
Columbus, Jan'y -, 1899 27f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Mr.. Phstcr's Music Glass.
Hays Linlment for piles 80.

NO FICTION This extraordinary chemca
| y composition the result of science and the in
| venon Of n celebrated medical man. the introduce
ton Of whichto the public was invented with tht
soIemnity Of a dealh-bed bequcst, ha oirce gained
| a reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the co
rtctuess Of the IamenIed m Grdh VS. last COMES
son, that "he dared not die without giving to pos
tery the benefit OF his knowledge on this SUBJECT,
and he therefore bequeathed to his friend and aten-
dant, Solomon Hays, the secret of his discovery.
II is now used IN the principal hospitals, and tn
private practice N our country, first and most Ger
tahlv Tor the cnre OF the Pties, and also 50 extern
=. ely and eiieciualIy as To battle cfednity unless
where us effects are witnessed. Erternaiiy in ,b,.
following com ants
For DropSy-Crealing extraordinary absorption
al once.
All MISUNDERSTANDING them, in few hours
RhcnmatISnl-Acute or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat--By cancers, ulcers or colds
Group, aud Whoopny Cough Externally, and
over the chest.
All Bruises. Sprains and Burns-Curng in a few
hours,
Sores onl Ulcers Whether fresh or lorg stand
ng, and fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and children in redu
eng rheumatic sNcllngs and leosening coughs and
tlAhtnes OF tho chest by relaxation OF the parts la
been surprising beyond conception, Tho conncn
remark Of those who have us il in TIL Fies, is "l
acts like chnra."
THE PlLES-The price isrefunlcd to any
person who will use a bottle OF Hays Linimen To-
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without be-
ing cured. These are the positive orders Of the
proprietor to the Agents; aud ont Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful
We might insert certificates 10 any length, but
prefer that those who sell the Article should exhibit
the original 10 purchasers.
CAUFlON.--None can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
and also thai Of the agents
SOLOMON HAYS.
cj-For Sale byE A SMITH, Druggist, Co,un,-
mbus Mississippi
Jan IL, ls39.-27-tl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Sherinsss SaIea

DY virtue Of writ 81 Fer Faeias issued hy
y the CLERK Of he Cireuii Court of Lnwnle,
county and 20 ne directed. VIII eel for cash al the
door Of the court house in Columbus, on Monday
The 9Th day Of March next, eli the right tile claim
and interest that William D. AIMS has in and 10
the following described lots aud hnuses situated
thereon together with the furniture, Qunrs provis-
ions &c. IN said houses 10 wit part of lnt MUM
Der four. IN square number two north Of Main street
IN said Town Of Columbus. included wiliia the flls
lowing boundaries, viz; beginning al point "a sa'i
street, nineteen and a bali lttl east Of the south
west conner OF said lot. running thence north one
hundred and sIxly-sx feet parallel with the western
boundary line Of said lot t. the northern boundary
line thereof thence oasl twenty Two feet along the
northern boundary line of SAID lot thence south one
hundred and sixty six feel parallel with the eastern
boundary nc d. said lut "a main street. iheure west
twenty two feet along the northern boundary Of sad
main street to the place Of beginning The rrcund
Of said lots Is designated and known as hit number
CT seven in square numbered iwo nofih ~ Man
street In said luwn Of Co'umhns Levied on AZ the
properly If William D. Ains, 10 satisfy said H. IN.
in favor Of the Commercial Bank Of Columbus Mis-.
slssppi, against John Powell, Jamps Ionea. William
ID. Anis and others. Sale within The hoara pres
sribsd BY law.
JOHN w. DYRN. Sh'H.
OF Lowndcs cosnty.
Jan. 18th. Isao-gs-4w. fPr. fee. Si2 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
ADMINISTRATORS Nolien

"HEREAS have obtained an order fran A,
W Probates Court of Lowndcs County Mvs
s'ppi, at The January term thereof 1889, Grstj /,
iiual settlement OF all my acings and doAn /
administrators Of the Estate of Vafdry MBet jrJ
! shall therefore, at the March term of said Pr
bates Court, 1889, exhibit and present an account
OF final settlement with said estate, at which tr,
all persons interested, are requested TO appe, nl
contest the whole or any part lthe same i lay
see proper.
JOHN B. BENNETT
Admr. of the estate OF Vardry M'Bee, deed,
Columbus Jan. 9th, 1888. --2S-6w. [Pr. ice
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
The State 0f Miss ssin,,i.
NFstnnA f,nn.ms.
Probate CONT. .Narfmhsr

Probate Court, November Term. 1888
- the estate a Rol eft II. Oliver. deceased. 4,
sell The following property, via Two Lots ii ihe
Town 81 Camden. \ i ndjndred ordered and a.
creed BY the Court. That all persons INTERESTED ii
said property he and appear ii the next Fehr,mry
term u said Cnnrt,-it beiig the third Meniav
thrreot. q shnw cansp lf any they have. why sud
property should not he sud. II Il farther ordered
thai copy Of this order be published ii the Co.
umbus Democratic ree months from This date.
issued, Nov. 18th, 1883
Dec. l-2l.3ln J. ID. KIRKLAND. Cfk,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Gainesville FcmaIe Academy.

VENHE Trustees of the Gainesville Female AGA
u DENY, take pl1sure IN announcing 20 the pub
he, that this institution chartered al the last stss ou
q the Legislature, has now gene lals a1rlet m.
under nc claege ~ WIN Il Rooi b., .atr Of
FihcG tawarl Ntrgiml{ tlt characterized M.
st9a5i n@ fuutauan Nj NG2Ha BIZ 3 ie4tAr gf te-
nttte aa SeE as iFt s6eeeS a DTS SeesHafv ,iFyes
warrant Us N recommending ianl 10 the confidence.
and patronage % tie TRENDS Of Female education.
II IS Ilc OBJECT 81 the Tastes to establish an M
siNnioh oi the lrSi order in Gainesville and bull.
dlngS are now about being erected probably as ex.
ttnslso as those OF any similar Institution in the
State or elsewhere.
Az present The principal and his assistants are pre-
pared 70 give instruction IN all the branches OF Eng
ISl Education, and he departments of French
Drawing and Painting.
during he winter
Young Ladies can enter The Academy at any ne
rod during The term although il is desirable that
'he,S Should be present as early as possible.
The charges for uton in the difieFenI branches
y The rcgulsr course, will be us follows:
Lnglsh branches Tor session OF mouths $40 90
t'ench or other modern Language do 10 90
a,atn Or Greek, r do 20 90
Drawing Or Painting, including Painting in
n'l Meiro ard ornamental llnting 20 90
MUSIC, % 90
nse ~ Ilaho, 90
Primary Department including Reading, Spea-
ing and Writing only. rs 90
Vocal music WILDE taught to all the pupils with
out charge
Board, including washing, lodging, fuel and lights
VIII he afforded u The Academy buildings wien COM.
pleIed, A SIS per month, and until thai lime, board
can oe obtained IN genet families in Gainesville on
reasonable terms.
PAYMENT o. the tuition fer session Of five months
must he paid N advance; and after the entrance Of
uie pupil, no deduction Mll be made except IN case
OF sckHess.
nc oc'haStic year, commencing IN the FIRST 81
Vetobtr, aud cnntlnumg 10 the first nf August, viii
os divided nia twn stssluns u five lnun,hs tarh
There will be only one varainn, embracing the
mouths Of August and Sepl.mhef
Applications Cor adfnissl IN lnav be made n Nj
RIOT, oF To any member ui tie board
MN n. LEWIS, JoHs q. Mlrsirr,
WM. H. DANDRIpGE, ALLEs M'DosArn
WIN. J. STEELE, Dawn III. RussElL,
IONA. oLIss, u. b. MopLEy.
WM. q. WlRsrow, Tynet.,.
Galnesville, Dec, isss.-ss -6nl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
New Goods =!

NROTTER s. SYMONS have just received Der
Il steamer iberia. their Fall and Winter supply
OF sensonube Goods, consisting in part of general
assortment OF
Cloths CaSSmers, Sat'inets, Jeans, Flannels, Lind
Sevs,. Blankets, Ready-made Clothne;
DomtStcs Cotton Osnaburgs. Spun Cotton, Sc:
Saddles, Brides, Martingars, &c.;
Hardware, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Nails, and Cast.
lngs, &c;
Which will be sold very low for ca h, or as usua
to pnnctuaI customers. Dec. l4tb 1898 ostr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Livery Stable.

VMVHE subscriber thankful for past fayors,
-h would respectfully inform the public thu, he
+ still al his old stand, corner If Market and Wash
'hgton streets, where every thing will be conducted
under his own sHprrintendence, and moi surpassed
by any establishment OF The kind inthe South. He
has attached TO the Stables large Lots for the ac-
cnmmodaton Of Stock Drovers, Wagons, Sc. with
goodtrough, and plenty of Corn and Fodder, NJ 4
fair price, S. B. ALLEN
Columbus, Oct. 6, 1888. 1911
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Notice

OUR friends and customers win
" tee, that after the LIST of sspS,,S 80 az, aAe
cnHntS winch they may make sith rs N I. a
able once N six months, e--on the Nv n, = r!
and LIST of January. Upon exsmipns h .sSa W
number of accounts OF two and tree ~s.r,s,
ng--thcse must be paid forthwith or yeA'''''.
10 those owing us on accoun, for ,hs g. :.
only, we respectfully inform that the Ist III ~ y
1889, IS at hand, as they will perceive bv co ~
our new Almanac. s'''uRA4
PFiSTER s GOODWIN
January |, 1889 26tf "I'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
N 0 bile AdTertisementas.
Pitcher s. Ball,

HAVING received The Agrf cy flr The Bank OF
H the State Of Alabama, al Tuscaloosa. IN Mo-
hr, viii upen an ntiee early IN October next. for
The Transaction Of a RrRersl FACT GRACE and
BUSINESS. Ths bushes vii
extend 10 the sle ai GOTTEN, and nIhef aJitelss II
prOluee merchandise, e,'n-isneJ To lh,s address
a ~ 10 the purchase of g,nds Ior thcir friends
IN Tie interior. elompl attention viii b. gwen ~
receiving Lnd forWarGme mefehandlse.
CHAS. Z. RI fLHER,
D0RiC s. BALL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23

5aek'0a, Dec. Liza, Iss S1't
A L meeting Of the Beard Of d., !
"A This city, 4 was Resolred, Tb,,,,II'.os q
Commence On the Frs. Monday in Ja,s s.A Sa'ii
issue notes payable on demand, and Nil 1 n
same IN epeeie or its equivalent. va 'sSsss
hesotred, That this BsnA viii eb,,l
Orleans at three per cent, AID On PIE !
four per cent. for lis FIRST mates. al
the hrsl Monday in January next MN g'n aai 4
check on the above cities for its frs, ~ eoats4
notes payable on demand at The eurren, s s. = HsI
Extract from the minutes. iatS
bee. %, lsSs.-24-tc 'o"' CisAs,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23

Thy rcfsr 10
Col. VIM. Chishnm, Montgomery.
kahrfl Jeuii-on. Tsiae "a.
Hon. james TIL, Bib county
Aaron R-ady. E.q. " etHupka.
Joseph Bibeacs, Esq CshsNba.
Gel. j. Stock. IT..
Afessrs. T d W. Rocket Hy'O"'
WA ~ c C'" : ~ -Olombu'' Mi.
Dr. John l.. Tinilal Aberdeen MI.
Robert Jemison. jr Piekens county.
HogauS Lyon,
John o. Cummins,
Ttrell, Whitfield & Van Wyck, Tuscaloosa.
DeapN Dent,
Alfred Battle,
Wilson & Strong, Northpori.
+. G.. Eiiis. Fairfield.
John 5. Jemsnl, Sumter county.
w. P. Could. Greene county.
D. G. Top. Greensborough.
C,sok & Knrnreay. Tuscrlonsa.
Thomas H. Hern,lol. Era
Sept. Ia l0n6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue or certain deed in Trust, = a ~ ne
= ecutrd hy Thomas ]. Clark, bearing s ssB
9TH day Of May, a d 1888, 10 secure ul ~ Tanbig.
Of arertain note therein described, 10 Y. - Ccaft
BY Rail Road Company, ! will sell d al ~ AN d
House in the town Of Columbus, on zoe s i III
March next, for CASH 10 the highest OIous.' Il: d
singular The following described pren'Iss II spf,
bis right title, and interest in and !" ~ II O.
in block number two. IN the plan Of ne - Brfl'
lumhus. Mississippi now occupied y ~, ,..n,a.es
ell together villa aii aad singular 1T -, hsoas
hersditamenis and appertenances ihOFens,yh ours.
ing. SAFE win take Plaee within ,hs rsOa T,ustss
Fl. w. CATEk, Is 4
Feb. 18th, isso-s2-iw ~ -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
FiftY Dollars ReMard.

U OST, in the streets Of Columbus, Mondsv et
- ming last, Pocket Book. containing abc
S225 Brandon, and 10 or SIS River money-ka
of Manchester. One Of the bills On Brandon val
500. A reward of $50 of the money will b n
zen to the finder. who will deliver the said bd
and its contents TO Sterling H. Lester, near Coha
bus d. T. WILKES
Jany 3, 1889 26f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Va liable Plantation for SALE.

1SkHS& OFFER for sale nv PLANTl.
a} TlON miles from Columbus. contain
&SYssss ing $50 acres of choice land, $50 d
-. which arelna high state Of cultivation
On tile premises there is a fine framed dwelling
With many other valuable Improvements. Sad
property will be subject tn sale until the LIST day
March, 1889. For further particulars apply tote
subscriber in Columbus. gJ-Warran'y dseds viii
be given. b. HARRIS
Dee. alst, 1888. .iu0
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23

HE subscribers particularly reQu.st.l,.
sons having unsettled accounts w,th,b.r !.
call at their former Counting room, and clo.s n.
by note or otherwise. ~''
We have also or 5000 dollars worth Of oo.
which we wish to sell at wholesale. s"A
BURGESS & THOMPSON
Columbus, March Oath, lSSs.-s7-H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
@. @. OImsfeA.

ikTE OF FRAsELIs, TENEEssEE)
WlLL praeiire Law ia LoWrds and n
" adjoining counties. Office. OPPOSITE The
Post Office
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 9Th. 1888. I4-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Eagle Eotel, Columbus, Mi.

r BLAIR having taken that well known ests-
q klshHent, the Eagle Hotel, on Main street,
formerly krpi by The Messrs Huddlestnn's. and aI-
terry by W. James Joucs, most respectfully SELECTS
the former patrons Of he house and the public gen
orally To give hun cali. and he pledges himself that
no exeItnn shall be spared Ia accommodate them in
a style unsurpassed IN this secton If cnuntry. The
bar shall he supplied wiih rhe best of liquors. The
tahe viii he irushed,at al Times, with every luxury
the cnunlry affords. Having one of the best ostIers
in the South have no hesitation in saving that
travellers and others will be well satisfied with the
stables. Families accommodated with private ruoms
For the Information OF thnSr travelling in stages,
would state that the Stage Office for The Northern.
Southern, Tuscaloosa and Ponlotoc line OF Stages,
are kept al the Eagle HOlel. j. BLAIR.
Columbus, Nj. Jany Is. 1889 2Sm2
+**fhe lnellisencer, al Tuscaloosa, aud Jackson
Mls,iSslppian, will please publish the above once a
week tn' tar two months, and send their bills 10 the
Eagle Hot for payment. J. B.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
NeM Excllange (lfIice

~ OLD aud SILVER and United States bank
- nDtess and vi torelen notes bought d, HE
highest ratea, nj the Lottery and Exehaare aIlcg
~ - Az. -, ~.
Fsb 4, 1850 -ao-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Rnldnns..

/ A BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HAIR
rs the erand.si ornament belonging 10 tie human
frame. How strangely lie los If . changes
the euuienaBce. and 7frHatufeiy bring cn tie ap-
uearanee Of Did aEr. which causes many 10 IecHi 81
being uncovered, and sumehmes even shun society
10 Soid the es,s and sieeFs OF Their acquaintance
the remainder Of their lives Is cnnS6qu nty spent
IN retirement 10 shDrI tot even tie loss "a pro-
p.rty hills the genrfnns thinking youth with that
hrasy sinking guum as daes The loss Of has bar.
Taavrrfall these unpleasant circumstances, OIL
| DkIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling oH the iirst application, and a
few bottles restores il again. Il hkewhe produces
eyebrows and whskeiS pfevtntS the hair hon
turning gray. makes II curl beaulifu Is, and iiees II
ffnm scur. Numerous certificates 81 the first res
probability IN support Of tie virtues Of OlTidge'
Balm are shown by The p'oprietors.
20 Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia has certified, as may be seen below, to
the high character Of the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. o.
bridge, and have found il highly serviceabe not only
a preventive against the falling off Of hair, but
also a certain restorative.
Nm THATCHER, Sen.
Methods. Minister in St. George charge,
Ho, So North Fifth st.
JOHN P. INGLlS, SSI Arch =.
JOHN ID. THOMAS NJ d.
l63 Race ST.
JOHN S. UEEY IOi Spruce l.
HUGH McCURDY
2i3 South 7th 81.
JOHN GARD ir. 1913 Afc! 81.
# 'yl r..tia. ns0 rs rtuas ia the estimation
d. l.. .bUac, ytcp u ,s kupun that three ul the
dJte .iEn.rs re nr3re 'hau 80 years OF age, and
tAr of. afs NOT es, tiau 80.
tF.om tn Moyur,l
CoMMoywEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
CRY of Philadelphia,
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of saId cav
of Plnadephla, do hereby certify that an, well
acquainted with Mrs,r> j. p. highs John =. Fu-
rey, and Hugh MCurdy, whose names are signed
10 The above certificate, thai they are gentlemen oil
character and IesperlahIy, aud as such fail credit
should be given III tie SAID certificate
IAwitncss whereot, have hereunto Get my hand,
and caused the seal of the city to be aifix-
l.. 5. ed, this sixth day of December, &c.
BORERT WHARTON, Mayor
CAUTiON.--0bserve that each bolle of the
genuine Balm has splendid engraved wrapper. on
which IS represented the Falls of Nogra, the agents
lame Sc.
For Sale at the DrGg store of T.. A. SMITH |
Main street, CnIumbo| Mississippi
Jan. II, 1889. PITT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Commercial B'k. Columbus. Mi.

JnLUMBus, Jan'y. 3, 1888.
ESOLVED, That suits will Be commenced in
- discriminatory against all tlehnqucns 10 This
Bank, where their paper is not satisfactorily ar
ranged on or heare the 10Th day Of February next.
Extract from the minutes.
CliAS. Ii. ALERT, Casll'r.
Janv 4 1899 Q6tf
The Argus viii please copy The above.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
IROtEssIoNAL.


HI IS opened an Office AT the store Of S. s
H FRANKLIN, where he tenders his ORC.
Tess lonal services, to The citizens Of ColuHbus
ans t. vicinity. February IS Is57.- Il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
hIlerIH q Sale.

DY virtue uf saniry writs Of f. Ii. issued hy the
- Clerk &c the Circuit CenF,DiL owndes county,
and 10 me directed viii sell for cash at tIic door 81
The Court House in The losyn NJ Columbus in Mon
day The rglie. nth day Of February 1889, the fol-
loving lots. designated aud known in the plan Of
The town Of Columbus as lots number eight nine,
and ten, with The Improvements therein erected
these lots comprise The west hall aud north west
quarter Of frartioual section twenty one. township
eighteen, range eighteen. Levied on us the proper.
iyof VIM y. Boiling; 10 satisfy said 4. las one IN
favar of Charles H. Albert, for the use of The
Commercial Bank 81 Columbus, and q. ias. Ii fa-
vof uf sundrY other persons Sale In Tho hours
prescribed by law. This tile o6lh Of December,
1888.
JOHN w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes County.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-23
Waterman & Learned,

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