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Harrison Johnston.

DIR PER avn ramon.
DRESENTS his respects to hs old friends and
IL patrons, and begs leave 10 inform, them that
he has just received very handsome assortment Of
articles ~ his line, and hopes To see them d his Ola
stand ON Man street, next door 10 the lomblgbv
Bank, where they can have made at short notice, and
IN the most fashionable style, any garments and Also
be accommodated with the following articles, which
are Of superior style and quality;
Sup. blue, back, Polish AMI Invisible green, grey
and Cadet mixed Cloths;
Cashmarcts "a very splendid ana new article for
Summer wear;
Sup. black double and single miIlcd Casmers;
Fancy ribbed and NeopoIton do.
Linen Drills, plan aud ribbed, very SUPERIOR;
PLAIN aud figured velvet, plain black ana white
figured Sans and figured Shaly Vestngs.
Linnen, cotton, aud cooured Shirts;
Insertion, PLAIN aud RULED lIos, ms, Collars aud
Stocks Of every description, Crayats, Iandkcr-
chiefs, Smpender5, Cloves Hosiery, sc. Sc.
n b. In consequence Of a late Transaction 0cih
chich Toll not troabic the pabiieD shall be com
PEELED 10 irork for C.lSH
May II, 1889 ijtf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

- HE Trustees Of Tie Franklin Academy wish 10
II employ one superintendent and tgo assistant
teacher, To AXE charge Of the Male Department.
and one superintendent, and two teachers 10 take
charge Of the Female Department of this Instita-
ton for the ensuing year Applicants viii be ex-
pcrird 10 furnish testimonials If qualification Lib
eral salaries will be gwen. All persons desiring a.
ny at ihrse situations wl please address tie Secre-
nry of the B0lrd, directed io Columbus Mississippi.
on or before the ensuing jlh day Of July. lie
ueSt sess'on Of the Academy wiIl commence on'ihe
first Monday 81 August ls5y.
joins IIrDDLTsros, Pres',.
ARGILE CANPaLLL,
STGFBEs CocEE Trustees
CnRLEs Wash,
NJ NJ. BRIsnAN, Sec'y.
Columbus June sih, 1889. -is-lC
~ The Nashville Union viii give he above
tIrce insertions aud firwad their account Ia the Sc
creiary Of The Board Tor payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

NTONSlEUR A. F0URCADE, native Of Paris.
w wi gAe .ess0Hs tn Fruuch, iis na'iyc hh.
Igagr, o. dl1,e who nav Gv0r t.m with ite.r pot
rnuage o. rs rooms ai che Washington Hal, To- pr
uir ilmHe5 academies ami BED the vicinity of tic
city. % such hours as viii suit ticr convenience.
Monsieur F1urcaie WI al.o give lessons 10 draw
ine landscapes, portraits anl Acwers.
OFleu lelt AZ the Washington Han.
Columbus, Mag %, 1889 l8tf
4 subscription is open al lhc Book store Of Pfster
& Goodwin, for the formation ola class Of b0ys from
Tie ayes Of ten % fourteen; those wishng 10 loin,
Wi please leave their names with them.
Mons. r has the pleasure olinlofming those who
may confde pupils 10 hi, care that he can gave the
most UNREASONABLE rtitrcnces
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
N o CE.

A9ywrA wish TO sell the following town proper
fSTs.s.lSA ty in Columbus, on reasonable terms for
isls & cash, undoubtcd paper, viz: The house
$3.50 and lot near the Methodist church, adj
lonng A. f. Young, Esq, the late residence Of J.
r. Williams being lot No. 10, and the West two
thirds part Of lot No 8, in square No. ), north Of
man street on military road adjoining R. S. Bouni'
Esq.-Also, part Of square No. 9, north Of main
street, making front on market of 26 feet running
back &c feet, wing between the store of Smons
Thatcher, and Lewis Dubree's abine shop and IN
front of the north west end Of the Court house, all
which lots bought of j. f. Williams, in the month
Of March last, which title together with other chan
Of title IS all on record in the Probate clerks office OF
Columbus; and the titles can be given indispula1e'
For terms apply at this office
KENNADY HARRINGTON.
July s, 1889. 52-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Headache.

nR, Z. sPoHN, German physician Of much
~ note, having devoted his attention for some
years 10 The cure and removal Of the causes of
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction to make known, that he has remedy
which by removing the causes cures eiIecWaIy and
permanently this distressing complaint. TheIe are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional lncurable family complaint. Dr. s.
assures them that they are mistaken, ana labornr
uhder distress which they might not only alleviate
bat actually eradicate by the use OF his remedy.
IL is the result OF scientific research, and Is en-
urely OF different character from advertised paient
medicines, aud IS not unpleasant to TIE taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS
The extraordinary reputation that Dr.. Snohn,s
remedy Of this distressing complaint is every dav
day gaming Is certainly a matter of much asiopiSb
ment. That SO much suffering should have existed
Tor ages without any discovery of an cfitctual me-
Nentve, or cure IS truly subject OF much reGret
but Dr. ). now assures the public that .ucb n rem.
edy has been invented as will convince Tho r,,s,
credaous. Tie principles upon whichit acts are
simple ana PAIN It's an admitted fact that this
complaint whether called Sick Headache. or Ner-
VouS Headache, arises primarily from The stomach
-'NoSe VINO tb'hk they have the Nervous Head
acne may rest assured that this organ the stomach
Is lhe INST cause, that the system has become Wis.
ted or debiltated through the stomach and bat an
y 'hroosh the same channel must they expect res.
lorauon 81 the natural and healthy functions Of the
SSs'tm' Inns object, DR.. Spohn's remedy is emf
heptV calculated 20 attain. The truth Of this no
st'oh cannot be contoverted and the sooner suffer-
erS wllh the headache become convinced of il the
sooner will their Sutierings end in restoration Of
health Dr. Spohn pledges his proe ssiona repu,a.
ton on this fact. The remedy may be had oil
apolhecares generally throughout the United
states. f. SPOHN, NJ. ID.
GJ-For Sale by f A SMITH, Druggist, Main
Street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. -, lS39.-27-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

Is the grandest ornament belonging 10 the humal
u frame. How strangely the loss Of it changes
the countenance, and premalurely brings on the APP
pearance OF old age, which causes many to recoil at
being uncovered, and sometimes even shun society
to avoid the css and snecrs Of their acquaintance
the remainder of their lives is const quently spent
IN retirement. In short, not even the loss of pro-
perty ills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair.
To avert all these unpleasant circumstances. Oh
DhlDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling otl on the first application, and o
few bottles restores il again. 1t likewise prod S
eyebrows aud WHISPERS prevents the hair
turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and ir,,s II
from scurt Numerous certificates Of the first res.
pectabliy in support of the virtues OF Odridgs's
Balm are shown by the ptopretors.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor o
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below tc
the high character of tie following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by }. O.
drudge, and have found it highly servieeabe not only
as preventive against the falling of of hair, but
also certain restorative. SLgned 4
HIM Thatcher methodist minister, st North 5th
st. John p. hgiiss 33i Arch So; John d Thomas
W y, 1868 Race st. John S FWeB l0l Spruce ST.
Hugh HeCWdy 2i3 South It'll st. John Gard,
Jr. 1913 orch street, Philadelphia
II WIN ccttdihS idst us virtues IN Inc estimation
OF the public, when it is known that three OF the
above signers are more than 80 years Of age and
| the others not less than 80.
! /, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of sand citv
| of Philadelphia do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with MesSrs. J, Z. lngs, John S Flu.
/ rev. and Hugh MCurdy, whose names are signed
/ 10 the above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
character and espcciablIity and as such full credit
should be given TO the said certificate
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
| For Sale at the Drug store of f. A. SMITH,
! Main street, Columbus Mississippi
| Jan. II. 1889 --27-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
NIOrlIs NIulticaulis.

H6SM The subscriber has now growing near
xfsS3fX Jackson. Miss. fine lot OF the above
@YTM valuable TREE, and will have in the fall
.>NnAAn-. or next spring, several thousand for sale
lie knows them to be genuine, as he bought them
when in foil foliage Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address }. LEWIS, post odice) Jackson, Miss.
~ u. Trees or cuttings neatly packed, to be sent
10 any part OF the country j. LEWIS.
Jackson, June |, 1899 17tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
The Family Physician,

OK, EVERY MASS COMPANION, being compia-
~ non Ifom The most approved medical authors,
adapted TO the southern aud western climates; to
which IS added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
rants used Tor medical purposes with directions
now tey are TO be prepared, so that every man can
ue nls own physician together with glossary Of
medical ierms-by A. &. GooDLETr, A. NJ lor ma
ny years surgeon IN the L. s. Army. With an
appendix containing new and successful mode Of
treating Asiatc Cholera, hg the compiler. For sne
by PFlSTER 4 GOODWIN.
May IL, 1880, 4itc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Valuable Plantation for SoIo

4AG3aeA. | will sell on reasonable te,,,.
3s plantation in Noxubee county s;,'. .ii
VY<SN between the Tombigbee and N"y No.
-1aaaAas.u rivers, ten miles from the Biohaa aaS
one from the NoXubce and Wing drecilp ~ ' NV
road leading from Macon to jamestown apd C,,o@.
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres sbo',
220 acres Of which is prairie and the Whole al 4,
the best quality Of cotton land being Of rch San.
dy soil. There are about 900 acres in fine s,,.
of cultivation The Plantation is well watere5 h.
a creek running through it. and also has on il INK
springs Of limestone water which run throYpbo,,
the year; besides well in the ward of as fine i,pe.
stone water as can be found in the State. There
are on the premises two fine young orchards Al
choice fruit. The buildings are comfortable dwell.
ing house, negro cabins, corn cribs, a cotton gn
with screw SC. SC. This place was formers
owned BY Mr. r. Ridgeway and is known by he
name Of the Rdgeway tract. Any one wishn, 70
purchase a cotton Plantation would do well oeyam.
inc the premises. For further particulars apply 10
the subscriber living in Macon, or in his absence to
Mr.. RldTeway, proprietor of the Washington Hall
Macon, or to Mr. c. Hairless four miles from Macon.
II. N. SP00NER.
Macon, June %, ls50-5l-tl.
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and tie Huntsville
Democrat are requested to publish the above 70 The
amount o! five dollars each, and send their bills 70
me as above. II. n. SPO0NER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
General Cr,Ier-No. 10.

HAN QrARrrRS
Jackson, May 50, 1889.
VNHE following Staff appointments have been
= conferred by the Commander 10 Chief in The
Militia Of This STATE, to wit:
Thomas r Robbins of Vcksbuig. Quarter Mas.
ter General, with the rank Of Colonel, and
James NJ. Greer, Of Marshall county. Assiytan,
QuarteT-Master General with the rank az Man.
They viii be respected accordingly.
BY order Of Alexander G. McNuu. Commander
in-Chlet e. NJ. PRICE,
4s-6w AdJutan General, NJ. NJ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Valuable property at Auction.

will sell at public auction on Saturday, the ID
n day OF August next, the warehouse situated on
the landing al the river in the town of Columbus,
and which has been occupied by w. L. CLARK and
more recently by Alfred TEACHER, as a storage and
commission house, together with all the vacant
ground attached thereto. This properly is known
10 be valuable, and offers an excellent opportunity
Tor profitable investment to any persons who may
wish to DO storage and commission busness--AF
so, will be sold at the same time, the one hail inter-
est in the brick store house next Jones, tavern ana
now in the occupancy of Joseph j. Brche!h ~.
whole of the above property will be sold on efeaE
OF twelve monthsi the purchaser giving bond "'''
approved security.
DAVID LLOYD.
July 6, 1889 5?-id'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

po.l,,.o, "a, -. So ~ siSt.5.7
draw s06, and may draw the lour GO 60 nus,
are $3.50 !1-s E.ch
Certificate Of Packages s74.
~ TICKETS $500, Halves s. 10 o.
sl25, Tor sale at the Agents Office. twa I S,.-s'
low Blair's Hotel, on Main street. s00NN
Packages Of Halves and Quarters. IN r-o,,..
jane 30 5ltf1 81 iseA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Dissolution,

HNHE co-parnershp heretofore existing under
u the firm Of BRowN x RAMSEY, is this day dis
soFtd by mutual consent All persons indebted
to the firm will please make payment to John C.
Ramsey who Is alone authorized to receive all dues
and dlsburse all liabilities Of the concern.
THOS. W. BROWN,
April 26, IS39-4ltf JNO. c. RAMSEY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Notice

5 hereby given That all persons who hold claims
on the estate Of Edward f. Clarke decd .rc
hereby requested 20 forward the same within 49,.
umc prescribed b. law or they VIII be forever h,-eJ
o,u JOSEPH TODD Admir-
okubheha county, June l5th-lg-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Millinery ana Dress Maxine

MRs. BINGHAM, itom Huntsville. Ala. 70.
- specially informs the ladies' Of Cannlus anJ
" F'cuiily, that she has recently commenced he
above business al her residence on The corner o s,
usneR'eve and Fayette streets She viii make IN
W. shortest hoice straw silk aud fancy bonnrls or
u'r tlteSs iasinnnsi dresses made ii The neae,,
manner and after the most approved stye.
June D. 1880 4stf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Notice:

Notice:
SO ISAAC NJ. KNAPP, having dispos-
CtGaFA Ell OF his entire interest in the Jewel
%t4 ;. ~ business, takes pleasure in recon-.
- 80 uIeudlpg 10 the public bis successors
IN business, Mcssrs Troler 4 Sal
tons'aI. The business will be superintendent by
the junior partner, a gentleman OF experience and
superior qualifications IN this hnc of business, tud |
have 10 doubt he wiII give general satisfaction, at
least so Tar as 1t is possible Tor any one to do.
Columbus, June 18th, ls39.-ig-tE
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Pay uD! Paw mn,

a Ll' persons knowing themselves indebted
- to the subscnber,arc earnestly r,oucs,,d u
pay UP, otherwise he shall De under the disacre,.
bic necessity Of enlorcing payment.
ffo ., io5-, sou y SMITH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

4 mndment 20 the Constitution.
AN ACrp-,5ss.ar a. aacnin ~ T. ,bc Con
n shuH1n al ihe state oi N seisgppi.
SEcriax l. B. q snlticl by the Legislature ri
the State a MISSISSIPPI ftwo-;hi-ds Of each branch
eaneurriuE3 That thr sixteenth slctanui thc fourth
ariicc Of tie constitution Of TIE State % Mu,..p-
p be ohaaged, altered and amended. as 10 read
6l'oNss
asceioa leih A separate superior coua Of
eaanceTy shaa b. estahaehed with fol- jurisdiction
e al matters OF equity pfagied however, the
legislature may also give q tie circuit courts Of
each county equity ilusic,ion. chancellor shall
&c elected BY TIE qualified electors Of lhc whole
STATE anil shall BE- 90 essi thirty years I'D at the
bme OF his election"
SEC. ,. -. Il further enacted. Tint j. shall h. the
duty 81 the Secriarv at State az least six months
preceding tle general e'eclian in November next, 10
give notice. By advertisement m three or more OF
the newspaper printed IN this state of TINS act and
The amehdmeni prp9sed thereby u the existing
constitution Of tie State. And At the sad election.
The qualified eeciors Of tie state, voting for mean
bcr' OF The legislature, shnl ao vote of or against
SAID amcndmeut. go manner following On Tie tick
els 81 iliose voting for sai ameuingnts shall be
written o. afnied tie word amendment and un
The iicAets u tiose suthg agiiui said amendment
saai ne wui.ra or p1niei The wolds mo amvnd-
ment."
SEQ. ;. be i further enacted. That tie sheriff
Of the different counties shall make returns Of the
votes taken Tor or against said amendment, and also
q the whole number oI voies given ir members o {
the legislature, 70 the Secretary Of State, il the
same manner and under the same rules and egula-
Tons n are pfeaerbel ~ aw ~ relation to elections
Of menbers 81 Congrtss. And d stall be ne daty
al te SECRETARY OF State to ay ~ tie returns so
male. hlaie the next Sueee diaR leisgatnrc and
y y fhaH appear that majority 1T tie qualified
electors, voting for members Of ilr legislature shall
have voted FIJI said amendments ttcn Tie alteration
contained - Tire hrt section Of this act shall be IN
serted, BY sad lcW.laiure, as part Of The eonsli-
iuiiDn Of ttis STATE.
Sec. Be i further enacted. That tic auditor
VI pthc accouuts Shall issue a variant on The tea.
sufy % iavef Of any PRINTER ~ Publisher Of news
paper fnpagtI "a pursuance Of ne second SECTION
" his act, on The certificate d The Secretary 81
STATE thai the account Of such printer or publisher
j. correct
Sec D. AMI ~ Il farther enacted, That Ills art
shall take effect ami be IN larrc hnnl and al,er Ia
passage. JOHN w. KING.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
A. L. BINGAMAN,
Presldgnl OF the Senate.
Approved February i6, 1889.
A. g. McNUTT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
G. G.. OImsted.

tLATE o. FaAFEIIN, TESsEssEEs)
MILL praci.c, Law 10 Lowads and N.
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite H.
Post 0Hice
Coumhu7, Ms. Oct cub, ISIS I4-tr
EVANS, HARRISON s. GRAY, WI. regularly
IL attend The Huh Court of Errors AMI Appeal.
AMI the Chancery Cont a. Jackson, AMI The u. s.
Conrtat Ponioloc. They wiH asb continue their
practice IN the several courts composing the 9th Ju
dical District, but vii lake ~ collecting butnes, in
the State Courts. excerpt from lhe Blnks Tor which
they are Aunrneys) Ia the State Courts they will
conine her attention 10 business Of hligated
character.
June Sih ls39-4s-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Beware OF n Swindlcr!!

* A fellow by the name OF l.. Il.
MlW SWORDS, who came to tins town
TTS under The prclence OF opening tai
M lors shop, aud took board at my house
y zen TINS place on Che steamboat Laa
- Rookh on Tuesday last, without set
Jung his Board bill give this caution To the pub
nc e guard others against imposition from this
woull-he gentleman, lie is tailor by trade, about
tive feet ten inches high black hair aud ewes. dark
complexion, thin vlsagc, weighs about l3j pounds.
wore buck cloth cap, aud dressed otherwise We
ry gentecL 0nd not more than u or twenty two
years Of age;
The sand Swords has CIT me out Of twenty nine
dollars aud MY Gents, for board, which is more
lhan can ailord TO lose IN these herd times and |
'sNc u's 'hole Of redress which is the only one el)
me, against travelling swind.ers ana ynyahnnd rms.
cas- JOHN Q. BRACkEN,
PIopuctor Of the Mewett House.
Columbus, March ,, IsS9.-Sl-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Dissolution.

YNllE copartbership heretofore existing be,ueor
Il IL. IL. Worlhngton s ~ LeSler.as nronri,,or.
81 The Columbus Democrat Printing Once i ,L;s
day' dissolved by mutual consent. VIM. ID. Cb,n.
man has become JOINT partner in The concot,
N place Of n. Lester, and il will hereafter he cor
Quoted under the style and title of Worhnc,on ana
chapman All accountSdue the old conce, IN arc III,
ccd IN the hands OF the new firm. r."
II. II. W0RTHINGToN
n. LESTER.
July lst, 1SSa--5l-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Gins. Gins,, Gins,,L

ENliE subscriber would inform the public, tina
n 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 satslac.
tNn to all who may patronse him, His gins will
be made of Cast and German steel running on the
best OF boxing, and he will be able to furnish 100 Gins
IN time Tor the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and en-
anime for themselves He would further state that
he hasIately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN L, COLLIER.
Jan. 9. ls3s-26-lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20


a WAS committed To the jail OF Lewndes
"a county on the lsth instant. negro Boy,
ny who calls has name William, and says he
TE/ hetnags To Miller Msham of Greene Co
@aAAzzkns Alabama. SAID boy is about l6 wears
cid, go marks or scars perccIyabic had
on a low crowned far hat, broadcotn irock coat I'm
en- pan's ana old boots. Ii uot claimed IN SIX months
rom nus date he vii. be advertised for sale accord
ing 20 law
WILLIAM c, INNINGS. Jailer.
Columbus, May 18th, 1889. 45lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Law Notice.

Law Notice.
EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN C0CAL
AU and JOHN GOODWIN, have assocaito
themselves in the practice of Law. One or more y
the firm will attend TO business confded 10 thetl -
the Circuit Courts ofLowndes Monroe, Cmeba'aN,
Ponooc, Tippah, Tishemingo, Itawamha ano
Oktlbheeha The Federal and Chancery o1uIs
and the High Court Of Errors and Appeals at's'A
son. .
R. DAVIS, Otice in Athens, Monroe County y" y,
J. GooDwiN's, g in Aberdeen, Monroe q
). Cocks " in Columbus, Lovndes
march 3, lS3s-3ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Waterman 4 Learned.

Ldoor Sarmg Patent Brick Machine.
VnNo Brick makers OF Alabama; the undctsirn.
ed has bought the Patent for the State Of
Aaea'na, aud will pntupn Machine for any person in
'he STATE, at any place, that will mix the clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
harses or mules, four men and boys, or enough to
bear oil the brick. The Machine is 50 simple that
any person can make it, for there is no reatng of
any kihd ai Of the work is performed hy four pis
letn Fols aud four rollers. Any person who WISHES
10 purchase Machine can do SO by applying 10 the
suoSO'oTF N Columbus, Mississippi, and any person
VINO wishes lo buy right for county, or single
machine can be had hy applying 10 the undersigned:
as We above Machines viii always be put in oper-
ahon when requested by the purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELf.
Columbus, Sept, IS, 1888. l0-l2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

NEW NOVELETTE, Capinct Minister, by Mrs
IN Gore, The aulboress Of Hungarian Tales. Mo-
theirs and Daughters, SC. sc, just received al the
Bookstore Of
june l. 1889 pFISTER & GOODWIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Law Notice.

A F: YOUNG s o: +: BLEDSoE, .3tto,-
"A ,neg' At Lac, Columbus, Mississippi.
Feb IS lsSo-Slyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20
Wanted.

A NtGRo woman, whe is good cook, also
"A Negro fellow, for which good price vii be-
pad "a Rea Estate or Aberdeen money. Inouire
al 'ae Democrat office. t47tfl june /, lSs9.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

las. II. HUrCHINS ATToRsIr At Law. Pa
- nola, NJ. wl practice .n lhc courts Of ibis and
the adjoining counties, The L ; FedeIt court and
Use Supreme and chaucey courts, al Jackson
Feb l. 1889 SO-'Gm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-20

DEftErMtsr oF STArf !
jackson, Nj .Iag !, 1889.
certify The above 10 be irue copy Of The orig.
iual now on file, IN the Secretary office.
BARRY w. BENSON, Sec. of Slatc.
=. Ihe hlsslssppan, the Natchez (weeky)
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