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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
SheriHs,s Sale.

10y virtue Of a writ Of Fier Facas issued bv
- the clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lownles
county and to me directed, will sell for cash at the
Mor OF the court house in Columbus, on Monday
Tue mn day OF March next, all the right, title, claim
ana interest that William ID. Amis has in and to
we following described lots and houses situated
uereon, together with the furniture, liquors, provis.
ons &C. IN said houses to wit a part of lot num-
oel our IN square number two, north of Main street
u SAID town Of Columbus included within the fol-
"w'ns boundaries viz: beginning at point in said
street. nineteen and half feet east Of the south
VS.. corner OF said lot. running thence north
ana slxty-sx feet parallel with the western
u'nu'ary llne Of said lot to the northern boundary
lulefeoi, thence east twenty two feet along the
I"ulern boundary line Of said lot, thence southone
So"u,eu ana sixty six feet parallel with The eastern
uudfy line OF said lot TO main street, thence west
,meny Two eet along the northern boundary Of said
=" "ra street 10 the place Of beginning. The second
" SAD lots IS designated and known as lot numbers
~ seven IN square numbered two north Of Nam
street In said town Of Columbus. Levied on as the
property of William D. Amis, to satisfy said f. "a.
m'aVor of the Commercial Bank OF Columbus Mis-
rnsSlppi, against John Powell, James Jones, William
=: AIMS and others Sale within the hours pres
crbed by law
JOHN w. BYRN, Sh'f.
Of Lowndes county.
Jan 18Th, ls39-9S-4w. Pr fee. Sl2 50
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BRILLIANT sCHEME

a7,sl5 Prizes amounting TO S24a,S20 >.
Packages OF % whole Tickets for Sl95, mas,
draw 500 and may draw the four Capitals, which
are S37UC0
Certificate Of Packages $74.
Packages OF Halves and Quarters, in proportion
tg1- TICKETS $500. Halves $3.50, Quarters
Sl.a5, for sale at the Agents Office, two doors be-
low Jones Hotel, and at Boss s Rawl's Exchange,
On Nam street, Columbus.
This Lottery draws every Saturday al some one
Of the principal towns in Mississippi.
tg1-Al orders from distance, (Postsge faid)
will be promptly attended by
G. WARREN, Agent.
Dee 90 III Columbus. Nj.
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Trustees SALE.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that in pursuance uf
IN the provisions contained in certain deed IN
trust, executed on the lsth day of February, A ID
1887. by Samuel II Early and William u Anus of
Eowpdes county In the State Of Mississippi to
Hendey Bcnpett, Andrew Weir and rilghnan
NJ Tucker OF the county and State aforesaid as
Trustees 70 secure the payment Of three certain
promISsory notes IN said deed mentioned aud de-
Scubed, 10 Eli Abbott the first of which said notes
is payable on the Let day of January ID 1888 and
the second OF which notes is payable on the LIST day
Of January, A u 1882 both OF which said notes
are now due and unpaid We, Hcnlcy Bennett,
Andrew Weir and rllghman Al Tucker, as such
trustees, at the request OF said Eli Abbott will cx.
pose 10 public sale, and will sell at public auction aad
outcry on the stl OF February, ID 1889, at Co.
unlbuS IN the county OF Lowndes aforesaid To the
highest and best bidder, for ready money, ths fol-
lowing described property, situated and beng IN the
State of Mssissipp, To wit;
The west hall Of the northwest quarter OF sec
tlnn number twenty-seven, the northeast quarter of
the east halt Saving aud excepting twenty acres,
beng an ohong square of one Quarter Of mile
north and south, and eighth Of mile east aud west
out and OF oi the southwest corner of said east
hall) Of the northwest quarter Of section number
twehy-elghi; and the following described tract OF
pared OF land, TO wit: beginning at the southens,
number eighteen, OF range number eighteen west
at the mile stake, running from thence south eight,
Gne degrees wost FIVE outs to sassaras stake, iron
thence north nine degrees west SIX outs and eigh
! teen perch TO stake, from thtncc south sixty de
ureGS east, five outs and fourteen links to stake
FROM thence north eighty one degrees east, four 90,
TO SD he, from thence south nine degrees east three
outs TIN zen perch and eighteen links TO a stake
from thence west with tic marked section line Il
the point and p. ace Of beginning being part OF sec
lions number twc.'ty one and twenty two, all il
township number eahteen, of range number cigh
teen west, together wltii all and singular the ap
performances llcreunto belonging or so much ol sal,
lands as shall be Of value sufficient to pay and sa
usiy the amount and nuch of 1ad notes as shaI
be due aud unpaid at the time Of sad sale. SaIs
will take place between The usual hours.
llENDLEY BENNETT,
ANDREW WEIR,
HICKMAN NJ TUCkF II, IRIS.
Jan'y 5, 1889 2Gt6 pr fee S2s 90
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Jackson. November lG. 1888.

JAChsOHi ANOSPlbUcF 10, 1900
Sir The Directory of this Institution, 6elcv-
ing that the cotton crop of this State will be unn.
suay short, and that the planters will desire 10 post
ponc tIe sale Of their crops until the deficiency IS
known, purpose to advance 500 on every bale of
good merchandise cotton, weighing 400 lbs TO be
delivered 10 the agents Of this bank, 10 be appointed
at the following shipping points, viz at Naichez,
VIcksburg, Grand Gulf, Rodney, Manchester.
Tchula, Satanla, Marion, Greenwood, Grenada,
Columbus, and Mississippi City. The owner to de.
liver to this Bank the said agents receipt, with the
mark, number and weight Of each bale, together
with q note payable AT ~ months after date, with
Two more good securities 70 be submitted 10 the
Bank for said advance.
The cotton 10 be shipped 10 LIVERPOOL, or such
other market as nay be designated BY the party de-
liyerng the same al his risk and expense, and sold
on account of this Bank. The proceeds, together
with the exchange both foreign and domestic, TO
be credited on his note, and the rate Of domestic
exchange to be established by the current rates at
the time the account of sale is received,
Respectfully,
(Signed) WIN. 2. GlAYS0N.
Cashier
t5- Tie Argus will please inser, the above eich,
weeks.
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS have obtained an order from the
w Probates Court of Lowndcs County Mlssls-
spp, at the January term thereof 1889, (inst) for
final settlement of all my acngs and doings as
administrator of the Estate of VardFy M'Bee, deed
shall therefore, at the March term of said Pro-
bates Court, 1899, exhibit and present an account
Of final settlement with said estate, at which time
all persons interested are requested 10 appear and
contest the whole or any part Of the same if they
sec proper.
JOHN B. BENNETT,
Admr. Of the estate Of Vardry M'Bee, decd,
Columbus, Jan. 9th, IS39.-2S-6w. TPr. fee 81
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SI,crifss Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry wrts Of Fl. IA. issued by the
I'D Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lowndes county,
and TO me directed will sell for cash at the door of
the Court House in the town of Columbus, on Mon
day the eighteenth day Of February 1899, the fol-
loving lots, designated and known in the plan Of
the town of Columbus as lots number eight, nlne
and ten, with the improvements thereon erected
these lots comprise The west half and north west
quarter of fractional section twenty one, township
eighteen, range eighteen. Levied as the proper
ty of VIM S. Boiling; to satisfy said f. tas one in
favor of Charles H. Albert for the use of the
Commercial Bank oil Columbus and f. ias. in "a
vor of sundry other persons Sale in the hours
prescribed by law. This the e6lh Of December
1888.
JOHN w. BYRN,
Sheriff of Lowndes County.
81 CIV. [Pr. fee $40 so
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Badness.


the grandest ornament belonging 10 the human
Il frame. How strangely the loss o. it changes
the connenance, and prenaMreiy brings on the a3-
pearance OF old age, which causes many 10 recoi at
beng uncovered, and sometimes even shun society
TO AVOID the Jesis and SneerS of their acquaintance;
the reminder ol their lives is conSt quentv spent
10 retirement Ia short, not even the loss of prn-
perry his the generuns thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss Of his hair
10 avert all these unpleasant circumstances. OIL
DhlDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair FROM falling off on the first application, and
lew bottles restores il again. II likewise produces
eyebrows and whiskerS prevents the hair from
turning gray, makes 1t curl beautifully, aud frees ii
from Scnri. Numerous certificates Of the first res.
probability in support Of the virtues Of Odridce's
Balm are shown by the proprietorS.
20 Read the following,
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq late Mayor of
Philadelphia, has certified, as may he 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 seryiceable not only
as preventive against the falling off Of hair, but
also certain restorative
VIM THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist MASTER in ST. George charge,
No. Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN ?. INGLIS. SSl Arch st.
JOHN ID. THOMAS, NJ. d.
l63 Race ST.
JOHN S. FUREY, l0l Spruce st.
HUGH McCURDY,
243 South 9TH st.
JOHN GARD, jr, 1913 Arch st.
IL viii certainly raise It's virtues in the estua lioa
OF the public, when it is known that three OF the
above slgncrs are more than 50 years OF aye, and
the Others not less than so.
From the Mayorl
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNsYLvANiA,
City Of Philadelphia,
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of sand city
Of Philadelphia do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with Messrs. j. ?. lngls, John $. Flu.
rey, and Hugh MCurdy whose names are signed
TO the above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
character and respectablIy, and as such full credit
should be given TO the SAID certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal Of the city TO be afhx-
l.. S. ed, this sixth day of December, &c.
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTi0N.--0bserve that each bottle of the
genuine Balm has splendid engraved wrapper, on
which Is represented the Falls Of Niagra, the agents
name SC.
For Sale at the Drug store of L. A. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. H. 1889 -27-tl.
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Notice to Planters.

THE undersigned having been appointed agents
4 for Mcssrs A. & J. Dennisloun & Co. IRE pre-
pared TO make advances on, and attend to, the ship
ment Of Cotton, consigned TO their houses either III
Liverpool, Havre, Glasgow, or New York The
nett proceeds viii be settled either in New Orleans
or Natchez, as the shippers may desire.
Mr.. ALExASDER II. RiNGGoLD, who Is folly au-
tlorized to represent us, will attend any arrange
ments necessary during this season. He will be at
Jackson or Vernon, 10 which places letters can be
addressed. w. L. X. FERRIDAY & Go.
Nalchez, Oct 26, 1888 emf
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New Goods /.

TROTTER & SYMONS. have just received per
l. steamer Iberia, their Fall and Winter supply
Of seasonabie Goods consisting in part Of general
assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimers Satlinets, Jeans, FlannelS, Lind
seys, Blankets, Ready-made Clothing;
Domesiics, Cotton, Osnaburgs, Spun Cotton, Sc;
Saddles, Brides, MartinGaes, &C.;
Hardware, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Nails, and Cast
Ings, &c;
Which will be sold very low for cash, or as usua
70 punctual customers. DSc. llih lsSS-sStt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

IN pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of trust
n executed to me by Alexander Carter, on the 9Th
day of September 1888, to secure the payment Of a
sum Of money therein specified, which deed was
duly recorded in the proper office, will sell to the
highest bidder for Alabama Money, al the court
house door in the town Of Columbus, on Saturday
the ID dey of February next, four negroes to wit
Aaron and Lucy his wife, aud their two children
Sarah Ann aud Barley. Sale IN the usual hours.
A. e. BURGESS, Trustee.
Jan, 10, i839-27-4w Pr fee S. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Sheriff RS Sale.

DB virtue of a writ Of Fl. ia. iss ned by the Clerk
- of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county and
10 me directed will sell for cash at the door of the
Court house in Columbus on Monday the 18th day
OF February 1889. All the right, tile, claim and
interest that William H. Walsh has in AID to a
part OF lot number one, IN square number two
south Of Main street Columbus; bounded as follows;
beginning at point in the west llue Of Franklin
street. one hundred and sixty five feet fIom the cor
ner OF Main & Franklin streets, and running thence
along the west line Of said Franklin street; north
sixty four feet, thence running east along the south
line of an alley sixty six feet; thence running south
along the division line Of lots number one aud two,
in square number two, sixty four feet 10 the south
line Of said lot number one, thence running west
along said line sixty six feet TO the beginning sixty
four feet front and rear by sixty ak feet deep. Lee
We'd on as the property OF said Walsh to satisfy said
Il. "a in favor of White g. Barber. Sale within
the hours prescribed by law This 26th December
1888.
JOHN. W. BYRN, Shift
Of Lowndes County
q 5w [Pr. fee $l4 90
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Pay up. Pay up!

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
~ 10 the subscriber, are earnestly requested TO
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the disageea-
bic necessity of enforcing payment.
Feb. s. 1873. sou P. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Mississippi Female College.

TENIlE Trustees Of thus institution this day met,
! and adopted the idlItwng resolutions
Re- Soipcd, That the board W each young lady be
500 pc, session Of twenty weeks, to be paid one
half III advance.
This sum Is intended to include nom, bedding,
fuel, washing, ard all other contingent and extra
charges connected with the boarding department.
Resoiued, That the prices OF Tuition be as fol-
lows:
Preparatory Department, pr session, SIC 90
Advanced Department ~ W
THIS Department embraces all The studies
usually taught IN the highest schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT..
Music, including the use of the Piano, $50 Ot
Needle work, - 0(
Drawing and Painting . Q,
Painting in Oh, 25 o.
Transferring,
Shell work, Of
Wax work, \
II will be perceived from the foregoing resolutions
that the rates of boarding and tuition have been
changed from the former prices. This course the
Trustees have been Obliged tn adopt. They have
employed competent and efficient IuSiructresscs who
must be literally compensated, and the resources Of
the institution are the only fund from which that
compensation shouH be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now established, both for
board aud tuition, are such are adopted in other
and ncithborng schoQh, and are such as the neces-
sites Of The College demand,
Resolrcd, That no young lady be admitted as
student IN the College I'LL the uchote tuilun, and half
the bo riding fees be paid at the time she joins he
College
THOS. MGEE, Pres't Board
BENJ. $. LovG, Sccy
Dec l0lh, 1888. 2Gtr
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Union Bank Agency.

TENHE undersigned having been appointed Agen
l. for the Mississippi Union Bank, Is now pre-
pared to receive any Cotton which may be offered
ut any landing from Cotton Gin 10 Gainesville, ac-
eordlng to The provisions Of the Bank Circular be-
low.
Any communication intended for him may be left
at the Planters Bank
JOHN DAVIES
December 10, 1898 % 5w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Estrays taken up.

VI S9xf foot white; appraised at $27 so. Also,
aesasS one brown FiIly, Cor 8 years old; ap-
praised at 1877 90.
Taken up by Margaret Witherspoon, a rcd and
white spotted Steer, years old, marked with an
under split in each ear, branded on the left side ii s.;
appraised at 500 90.
Taken up by John Holiday, a brown Steer, with
crop in The right and an under-bt in the left ear,
horns bored, some white under his belly; appraised
at S22 90.
Taken up by William Cooper, near Colbert red
and spotted Steer, with crop and underbit in the
left ear, swollow fork IN the right, branded on the
left hip X, years old; appraised at $22 90. Aso
one brindled Cow and a calf the COW has an under
bit in the right ear, horns bored, years old; ap-
praised at Sl5 co.
Taken up by Thomas Holiday, near Colbert,
red and white spotted Cow and cali, the COW has an
underbi in the left ear and swallow fork in tie
right branded on the left hip r, about years old;
appraised at Sl5 90.
Taken up b. Harris, I miles east OF Columbus,
two Steers, one red and white specked, years old,
with crop out of the right and slit in the left APP
praised at Sc co. the other, 8 years old, yellow and
white spccked, crop and slit in each ear; appraised
al s. 90. JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger
Jan'y 80 lS39-9S-3t Lowndes county.
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Removal.

MFRS. M'DANIEL Dress Maker, has re.
w moved to her room on Market street, Sc.
cond door south Of Bell & Conner's Tavern.
she will attend strictly 10 all orders IN her line of
business.
Jan. 5, 1880. 26 3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

'INHE undersigned viii advance cash on Cotton
l. in Store, 10 be sold in Mobile, or New York
J. j. GOODWIN, < Co.
Columbus, Nov IS, Is3s.--l0-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
npIWING OF GRAND LODGE LOTTERY
Grass No. "a, FOR 1888.

3, ., "a 81 A a. II 81 . ~ SO 80
DR,wrSG OF Glass No. IS FOR 1889.
:, 20 GS 81 II 10 IS 80 % 80 so %
The following prizes were sod at WARREN's
,urty Office. in class No IS: One prize of 50 000
one Of s4OO one of $780, and five of 500. Those
wisbipr 10 make fortunes easy, will please call at the
Iouery office, two doors below the Eagle Hotel,
where dame Fortune is most graciously smiling.
hn'y l9-25u' WARREN, Agent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
State of Mississippi, Lowndes CITY
PrObaies Court, January Term, 1899.

PrObales Court, January Term, 1899.
VTNO all persons interested in the real estate of
IL Peter Lyon decd late Of Lowndes county,
you are hereby cited 10 appear before the Judge of
our Probates Court, at term thereof, TO be held
on the first Monday in April next, and show cause
if any they have, why the following lands the pro-
perry Of James / Lyon and others, minor heirs of
Peter Lyon deceased to wiG the south half Of the
east half Of the south west quarter Of section twen
~ two, and that part Of the south half Of the west
half OF the south cast quarter OF SAID section Iwen-
ty two, which lies west Or north west oil tie middle
OF branch or drain, which divides II from the
lands lately owned BY Thomas L. Foster, aud now
owned by Governor John Owen, Of tie State Of
North Carolina, which said triangular piece OF land
is estimated TO contain acres; the south half OF
the west half Of tie south west quarter Of section
twenty two the south half Of The east half OF the
south east quarter Of section twenty one, the north
hal: OF the east half Of the north .west quarter Of
section twenty eight, the west halt OF the north east
quarter OF section twenty eight that part oil tie
north ball Of the east ball OF the north east quarter
OF section twenty eight, which lies north OF The
LooksOpeia river, and lie north hall OF the east
half OF tie north wes quarter of section twenty Sc
ven, and the north halOl the east hail OF the north
west quarter Of section twenty seven, all III town
ship number seventeen, south OF range number
seventeen west, which IS subject Ia Distribution
among the hers of the SAID Peter Lyon de-
ceased, should not be sold agreeablyTto the prayer
of said petition, and further 10 do and suffer such
things as may DO considered Of and ordered by said
Court in the premises.
Witness Thomas Sampson Esq. Judge Of the
Court Of Probatcs. the first Monday Of January, A.
ID. 1899.
Issued the 10th day Of January 1889.
Test Il. d. HADEN, CLERK.
a7T9v rPr fee a39 90
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SheriR's Sale.

10y virtue of q writ of f. Fl. issued BY The clerk
ID of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county, and
to me directed will sell Tor cash at the door of the
Court House in the town Of Columbus, on Monday
the eighteenth day Of February 1899. TIE north
half of squag number sixty Two, north Of Main
street Columbus. Levied upon as the property Of
LauderdaIe & Peel to satisfy said f. "a. in favor OF
William H. Walsh & Co Tor The use OF Hacock
& Bates. Sale within The hours prescribed by law.
This December the 2sth, 1888
JOHN w. BYRN, Sniff
Lowndes County.
81 Gw. Pr fee 81 90
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-..lc NOEL. Columbus. Mi.

blair having taken that We. known eSta-
p pLI, the Eagle Hotel, on Nam street,
ncy kcpt by the Messrs hn ess, and s at
cry - n,troas Of he house and the public gen
he n., owe him call, and he pledges himself that
erau! - stall be spared 10 accommodate them in
% unsurpassed in tins section of country. The
asY IN h supplied with tie hest Of liquors. The
isse viii be arnshedat al times with he every luxury
inc GUS Sa;,b I have no hesitation IN saving that
10 us .-s and others will sc well satisfied with the
lI aS,s families accommodated with private rooms
sI Pa, ne information OF those travelling in stages
=" state that the Stage Office for the Northern,
southern, Tuscaloosa aud Pon'o'oc line Of stages
~ lent at the Eagle Hotel J. BLAIR.
are c A5p' h nj. Jan'y 10, 1880 asm2
..Tbe Jn,elhsencer, at Tuscaloosa, and Jackson
a. t;i.;n,,au Mil please publish the above once a
s cf Ear Two months, aud send their bills TO the
Eagle Hotel for payment j. D.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
IrIISfCe'S Sale.

NO1ICEis hereby given, that in pursuance of
~ deed in Trust executed by Thomas Christian
of Lowndes county and State OF Mississippi, on the
second day Of September, 1887, to Charles IL.
Albert, Cashier Of the Commercial Bank OF Colum-
bus county aud State as aforesaid trustee, to SCI
cure the payment Of certain promlssory note there
in mentioned and described, payable TO the sald
Commercial Bank Of Columbus Mississippi ] will
as Trustee offer at public sale at the Court House
in Columbus, county and State as aforesaid, on
"Wednesday the 18Th day oil February next within
the hours prescribed by law, all tine right, title,
claim and interest which the said 'Fhorils Chris
tian has IN AMI 10 the following dcstfibed land 10
witt the west hall of the south west quarter of sec
ton thirty lour and the east half of the south east
quarter section thirty three in township eighteen
south OF range eighteen west, containing one hun
bred and sixty seven $4,000 acres, together with all
and singular the tenemcnts, Entertainments, buildings
and appearances thereunto belonging or in any
wise apperaining. Dated this llth day Of Janua-
ry, 1889. CHARLES H. ALERT, Cashier
Commercial Bk. Columbus Nj. Trustee
27-5w. Pr. fee Sl2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

k'RANKLIN & BROTHER have received
small lot Of super French .Merinoss !;
warranted all wool.
Fine liish Linen.
Superior threaded cotton hose, and variety
Of other goods.
Jan. S, 1899. &c tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Globes.

4 PAIR, 10 inch Globes for sale at Pfster e. Good
Il wins. Price $50, less Is pr cent in River OF
Alabama money.
Also, 80 Missouri Harmony. Dee 20 o3t,