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snd h.s beq1eathod 10 ne work. e,ysr ota
49,, me olaiy elhpring o. her marriage. m
We loes which they are called unon no.r n h
lleni, . relieved By retrospect Of the Dio1s
eAneflaliona which she gave them IN lie. and
n ne SHINING example which she hss invited
'nen 70 iollow, after her death.
-, Ihe deceased was a member Of the Bapiist
Onarcb, and firmly attached to - doctrines
ana worship. She hborcd sin season ana on
o. season" n their advocacy and succesy.-
She did moro-lor she was, IN truth md a..
eeniy' christian She was ever 10 be found
where good was % Be done, or evil % be cor.
recsed--Pouring the Consultations Of her faith
INTO the bosom Of the wounded spirit; or hold
ing ihe sacred ehaliee Of her religion, to he
rps y rrpcntaut sin. As her lie was that Of
christian, 80 her death was that ofthe right
eous; for among tho last words that trembled
On her dying bps were aCome Lord Jesus,
oonie quickly" We doubt not bot that
her disembodied spirit is now at rest IN ne
bosom Of her God and Of her Saviour.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }

s
Probate Court, November Term, 1912.
IN pursuance Of an order granted to me by
4 the probate Court Of Lowndes county, al
the November Term thereof ! shall proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder on the Goth day Of
January next, lStl, the following described
tract oc parcel Of LAND, belonging 10 the es-
tate Of John r. Parker decd, viz. The North
half Of the South West quarter, and the North
half II the South half of the South West quar-
ter "a, Township l6, Range 10 WesI, in
Lowndes county, and State Of Mississippi
The above prop rty to be sold at the Court
House door in the town Of Columbus, on
credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale.
Notes with approved security will be required,
with staluary lien on the same for the pur-
chase money.
ISABELLA ANN PARKER,
Administratrix.
November II, 1912.
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The Arrivals and Departures O.
Mails from the Post Onice at
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI
THE EAsfERS MAIL. arrives daily except On
Teusday. at8p. NJ.
Gloss dailys exrcplon Monday at7P.M.
SoUrHEEN NAN arrives daily, except SIT.
wday AZ 8 p. AZ.
CLOSES daily loxcep, Thnrsdays) att p. NJ.
NoRTHEEs MAIL sriRs SUNDAYS. Teusds,s
and Fridays az z r.
Closes sane dsys at7P. N.
WEsTERS OR Posrornc Mar. arrives ON
Ter, days Thursdays. and Saturdays, At 8
cLosEs, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, AZ
Up. NJ,
Macon MAIL arrives on Mondays. and Thurs.
days, ats P. NJ.
CLOSES on same days att P. M.
ELECTRA MAIL arrives on Teusdays and Fri
days at 8 P.
Closes on sundays and Wednesdays, at7PM
GREEEsnoRo Mt arrives on Sunday at l2
AM
CLOSES "Wednesday at7P. NJ
FAYETrE C. H. Ala. arrives on Teusday at
II A. AZ
Closes same day 1914. NJ
The Post OiIice viii be open on SUNDAYS
rom : A. M. TO GA. M.-and from IA p. N.
10 P. NJ.
JOSEPH BLAIRP,M
November sth 1912.
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INCREASE OF SPEED!

It may be interesting to the public and
nose wishing to ttavel in Stages, that
from recent arrangements, we ave expo.
dited the Mail one day between Column
bus, Miss. aud Nashville, Tenn.
The Mail will leave Columbus, lTisss.
siPpi, every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. The mail will be carried in
-Four Horse Coaches, built BY the well
known Coach makers of Troy, N. York,
Messrs. Eaton & Sebbert, and from the
made BY them 10 the last few
years, their coaches are rendered neat aud
comfortable.
have nne teams and careful drivers on
this line and no pains will be spared to
make passengers comfortable.
NJ. A. PRICE.
gs,t 1910
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DIED-At West Port, on the 18th Nov
1912, Mrs. ELIZABETH HOSKINS, con-
sort Of Mr. Edmund floskins, aged o. years, 3
months and Ia days
"Blsssed are the dead who die 10 the Lord I;
Yea, saith the Spirit, they rest from their d..
bours, and their works do follow them"
II the writer Of this article has ever known
one on whom this bcnelctiou could rest. il
was the subject Of this notice. descended
from an ancient and highly esteemed family,
she inherited an tho good qualities and anna
Die virtuss Of hsr ancestry. In the morning Of
her life, sad amid the temptations ola fashion,
able and volilile society, she renowned the
world, and became a christian. For forty
years she was the devoted and sflectionate
vie Of her 5creaved husband. She reared,
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ASSIGNEF's SAFE

an Saturday 3lsi DAY Of December $40
- will sell al public auction az TIE Cobr.
rouse door % The county of Ioundes and
state q Mississippi. the allowing property ~
WI Lots Number three, SIX. seven and
eight and one ball Of lUt number four n aousre
NO. twenty-five north Of Main street. "a tbe
toSn q Columbus. Also Tie south west OUR.
Ter Of section ten, Of township Ave north. in
range thirteen west, IN the terriiorv Of A IAN.
as beng the Effects Of r. T. Hoskin5. duIv
oeeiafea bankrupt SD ALLEN.
Nov.ff 1870 suee'
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NOTICE.

AFlNG determined TO 90 to Mobile the
- = ensuing winter, for the purpose of doing
General FactOrage ana Corr
mission Bu'iness, / would respectf,,,.
solicit ne patronage Of my friends and tbs
pubic generally having been a planter myself
i9 several years, l have some KNOWLEDGE Of
me quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself 10 at
sena to all business entrusted h me with fdel-
iy and despatch. I Will be in the CITY of No
elle, the Isl Of January, 1913, where / will be
happy to attend to my friends in nv line.
WAN. WOODWARD,
November IL, l5l2.
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ROBINSON & COLLINS,
II'hOIssaIe Dl.MggIsls 8 Chen,isfs.

Nos I g. 3 Commerce st.
First door ADORE Al 81. near Merchants Ho,eL
Philadelphia,
OFFER for sale, as an extensive assort-
~ meni Of Drugs, Medicines, Chomlcals.
Paints, Oils, Glass and Dye-Stuffs, Of fresh
and unaduIl eralcd articles. Also, Anatomical
Preparations and Surgical instruments, as can
be found in This city, or 10 this part Of the
country; which we win sell low fr cash, or
for such trade as is saleable, Tor instance, Cot
ton, Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, Molasses or any
other produce Of the soil which are saleable in
this part Of tho country. An persons opening
new accounts, VIII be required to send two.
thirds cash with their orders, and a negotiable
note with references, for the balance, on the
receipt Of the goods, or tho whole in some Of
The above named articles; for which The high
est market price viii be allowed.
n 3. Any orders sent 10 Us win be filed and
forwarded with as little delay as possible, and
at such prices as will give satisfaction to all
who may have dealings with US Particular
care paid in putting up Doctors orders.
November III, 1912.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LowNDEs COUNTY.

AaOWNDh5 OONNI1s
ProbIte COu,t, October Term, 1912
To aHPersonS iHtsrested in he Real Els.
tate Of Leroy Shaekleford late Of Loioa.
des County deceased.
VOU are hereby cited to appear be.
II fore the Judge of our Probates
Court, at Term thereof to be holden
at the Courthouse for said County on the
Let Monday in Dec. A. D. 1912, then
and there to show cause if any you can
why an order should not be made TO sell
The following described lands situated in
Lowndss county and State Of Mississippi
belonging to the Estate of said Leroy
Shackleford decd, according to the pray-
er Of the petition Of Jas. Fl. Shaekleford,
one Of the Administrators Of the Estate
Of said deceased, to wit
The west half oftho north west quarter
Of section fourteen, the west half Of the
south west quarter Of section fourteen, the
cast half Of the south east quarter Of sec g.
ton fifteen, the north west quarter Of sec.
ton twenty .three, and the east half Of the
north east quarter OF section twenty-five,
all in township seventeen north OF range
sixteen east in Lowndes county aforesaid.
Il ia further ordcred BY the Court, that
this citation be published IN the Columbus
Democrat, and Democratic Wing, two
newspapers published in the town of Co.
lumbus for six weeks successfully.
Witness, Thomas Sampson,
Judge Of Plobales court for
L. S. Lowndos county Mississippi.
This the 3rd day of October
A. ID. 1912,
Attest WIN. P. FULLER.
clerk.
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ENHE sale Of Drugs and Medicines.
n Nc. &C. heretofore carried on by nv
self at the corner Of Main and Market street,
in Columbus, Mississippi, under the name and
style o: +. 4. SMITH, win in future be con.
Quoted by the undersigned. The entire stock,
the books and accounts, and every thing con-
nected with the establishment are mine alone.
Those holding just claims against the above
establishment, wtll present them for payment
to myself and all those Indebted to L, are
cautioned against making payment to any 9TH
or. The old patrons ofthe house and the pub
lie generally may rely on liberal terms. PROMPT
attention and the besl articles the trade can
supply. The business will be continued with.
out interruption in future under nay individual
personal attention.
A. " JONES.
NTtrafy5ftor ~ $40
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
VEGETA HI
AGUE MEDICINE:
a safe and cerfaiR Cure for ChiLs aud
Fcuers in all It's complicated forms;
Also an eGeetual remedy for Fe-

A safe and certain Cure for Chilli and
Fcuersi in all its complicated forms;
Also an e6eetual remedy for Fe-
rcrs Of ,eUery description.
This medicine has been used BY the
proprietor a number of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands Of cuses Of Fevers and
from the success in this mode Of practice,
he Is confident It must and will be the pre-
valling practice in Fevcrs. ltnever fails
10 cure the Chihs aud Fever The first
day.
Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Conjcstive
and Winter Feyers, all yield to the use Of
this medicine, and are cured by this sys-
tom Of practice, in a short time, and with
much more certainty than any other sys-
tenn Of practice that has ever been recon-
mended.
Letter. from Mr.. Thomas Patton Team.
DR. CHAMPIoN=DEAR SIR.
This is TO certify the virtue Of your pills
my work hands % in number, forrrer-
y have been afflicted very much with the
chills and fever-and your pills have
proved 10 be On eheclua remedy for
the cure Of that desease IN all cases. |
have not called the aid ola Physicians this
yeaT--about six dollars have covered all
my EXPENSES, for yonr pills and they have
affected an immediate cure in every
case that has appeared among us, nv
frietds ID this part Of the county speak
very highly of these pills, and think they
have been much benefited by the use Of
them,aqd are very anxious that you should
lot us have good supply Of your medi-
cines IN this neighboFhood.
Bridgeye, Tenn. Dec. Goth l64I.
THOMAS PATTON.
This is 10 Certify that have used DR..
Champions Vegetable Ague Medicine in
my family for the last eighteen mouths
with the most happy effect. have used
the medicine in Chills and Fever, and
Bilious and Cougestive Fever, and have
known il used in a great number of cases
within the surrounding Couniry,and in the
many cases in which have known i used
it has newer failed in a single instance 10
perform a cure; and / will say to those
that may be benefited BY the use of the
that do think DR.. Champions
Ague Pills. BY far the best l have ever
known used in Fever.
ROBER HUGHES
St. Clair Co. I'll. March I'd 1912.
Each box contains twenly.four pills
welye Of which are sufficient to cure any
ordinary case Of chiIls and fever. A pam.
'hlet accompanying each box with full d.
ecHons, and ample eerti6c ate, Of tho eff.
.aey ofthis medicine.
Price 1925 per. box.
For sale by
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DI3. s. a. s.fLTO.YST.4EE,


DRESENTs his thanks to the public OF
Il their past patronage, and respectfully
informs them that he has invented several new
instruments, by means ofwhich he will be en-
abled to perform with superior facility the
most difficult operations known to the practice
Of Dentistry. He will also insert artificial
paates Of gold, where the natural ones have
been lost.
For the completeness and case to the patient
with which his work is executed, Inc refers to
the following gentlemen:
Drs. $. b. Malone, g. N. Smith, Tate e.
Winter d. Lipscomb, Z. F. Calhoun, ESQ.,,
aud Maj. VIM. Dowsing, DR.. w. w. Hum
phries, and Col ]. D. Bibb. Columbus,
Hon. Sam. ]. Gholson, Aberdeen Miss.
Hon. Jas. F. TrOtter, Holly Springs.
Mai. Jesse Ivy, Fairfield, Alabama,
Rev. o. l.. Nash Warsatg,
Jordan Reese, Sidrkspills Miss.
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BANKRUPT SALE,

WILL sell at the Court House door in the
town OF Columbus, Mississippi, on satur.
Gay the jlst DAY Of Decemoer next, one half
interest OF three thousand six hundred and
seventy eight acres Of LAND, living in Clai.
borne parish, Louisiana, in TOWNSHIP fifteen.
slxtneen,and nineteen, Rage nine ami len
West; sold as the effects Of Peter n Tb,m m,
son, who has been duly declared bsnLr,,,
SANFORD B. ALLEN.
Novo,,bo- n ,s,o Assignee.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY.
Probate Court November Term, A. D. 1912.
TyO all persons interested in the estate o,
b, Francis /. Sharp, late Of i.owndos coun-
~ deceased,
You arc hereby cited to appear before the
Judge Of our Probate Court, at Term thereof
to be holden at the Court House foi said conn,
~, on the LIST Monday in January, A. D. 1913.
then and there to show cause, il any you can,
why an order should not DO made 10 sell the
following described Lands, situated in I,owndes
county, and State Of Mississippi, belonging TO
The estate Of the said Francis /. SHARP. decd
according o the PRAYER fine petition Of James
Nj. Share, Administrator Of the estate Of said
deceased to pay the debts of said estate.
to wit: The West half o. Section No M. IN
Township No. II South, Of Ranre No rs
West IA Lowndes county, Mississippi. It's
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be published in the democratic Whig and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish.
ed IN the town Of Columbus, for six weeks suc-
cesslvely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp-
son, Judge Of the Probate Court for
Iowndes county, The LIST Monday Of
November, A. d. ls42.
Issued from the minutes, the 10Th dav of
November a. D. 1912.
W. 2. FULLER, Clerk.
Attest; THO'S. w. FULLER,
Dept. Clerk.
November IL 1912. oct
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WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS. The fol-
lowing letter from the Post Office De-
Partment is Of some Importance, mas
much as persons frequently commit the
errors therein mentioned, without being
conscious that they violate law, or sub
jeci their friends 10 expense.
r. o. DEPARTMENT,
appointment Office, Sep %, 1912.
Sts-ln yours Of the Goth instant, you
inquire whether, ifthe sender Of news
p7per stamps his mime upon the paper,
1t is subject to Letter postagel To this
| answer, yes; as it is, also, il he places
hes initials upon it-written or printed.
You further inquire, "f the sender's
name is writteu upon the paper at the
PriHting office, and he incloses it, know
ing his name 10 be upon Il, should the pa
per be charged with letter postagol" !
answer, yes, undoubtedly. If the mime
is lell Inadvertently It is otherwise but
leaving il there iRteniodally, involves
the same violation Of Inv as writ ng it.
Yours, respectfully,
Pill Z. FULLER, I'd A. ?. VI. G.
]. O. JONES, Esq. P. NJ.
Terre .HOute, Indiana.
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SD. SO.
DISTRICT CHANCEKY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Held at Columbus.

IeA0 az COaumDuss
81 - vs. 2september Rules
Madison Walthal, ct al. 1912,
Upon openlngi the matters Of tins BIZ,
~ and il appearing that the defendant Or.
sAmus l. Nash, is not an inhabtant Of this
State. but resides beyond the limits thereof
80 that the ordinary process Of this court can.
not be executed upon him, Il is therefore q
dered, chat unless said Defendant appear be.
fore The Wee Chancellor at the Court House
in the town Of Columbus, on the
First Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur 10 said bin Of
complaint the several allegations thereof viii
be as to said Defendant taken for confessed,
and such order and decree made therein. as
the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable and
Just. Il is further ordered thai a eopp Of this
oder be inserted in the Southern Argus,
once a week for two months successfully.
MAURICE MCCARTHY, Clerk
Columbus, Miss. Sept. 5, 1s42.
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HULL's COUGH LOZENGD
"ULL's COUCH LOZENGES az
the sak.st most sure and eaec'na
remedy co. Coughs. Colds, Consumq'ione,
Whoopiue Cough, Asthma, Iighiness ot
DE Lungs or Chest, Sc. The rFoFre pf
has never known an inslauca HttE y
u hot give perfect ssiisfacaon. several
thousand boxes have been sold within tlo
'ast few months, restoring to health per
sons IN almost every stage ofcousumpiiod.
ana those laborng under he most disires.
sing Calds and Coughs. Th1y a. cot
check and dry up the cough. bul roadeI g
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licking orrreiaiion, end remove lhe prox.
innate and exciting cause. They aro
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ana are undoubtedly superior to any hing
80 use for those complaints. Hundreds
upon hundreds Of certificates have been
offered Of their wonderful virtues, from
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y For sale in Columbus bt
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ROBER HUGHES
Agent for Dr.. Champion.
Columbus Miss. Nov Sd 1912.
ALSO, DR.. CHAMPIONS
VEGETABLE

Il Bilious, Anti-- Dyspsr'sc, Purifying
and Cathartic Tfils, possessing four
impoYianr combined properties for the
Cure Of diseases, carefully and correctly
combined, one article to assist the efeci
Of another for The benefit fine healh Of
mankind.
This medicine is recommended 10 the
atcn ton ofihose afflicted with Liver com.
plant, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Bilious habits,
costiveness, cholera morbus. rheumatism,
scoriula, foul stomach, depraved appetite,
worms, cordialgea, which, IS known BY
sinking sensation al tho pit ofthe stomach,
Jaundee, headache and sick stomach, pal.
pilaiion Of the heart, diarrhea, nervous af-
fecion, dysentary or fux, heart burn, white
swelling and all those diseases a.isine from
impure blood.
Numerous Certificates oftho efficacy Of the
above mentioned can be seen at he plscs
where they are sold
For sale BY
Agent for DR.. Champion.
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CHARLES R. CRUsOE,
Trugfao
TRUST SALE.

nus ALE.
DY virtue ola Deed in Trust executed by
I'D Isaac Easterly to me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in the County
Of Oktibbeha and State Of Mississippi. I shall
proceed to sell al tho Court House door in
the county aforesaid, or the
Sirh day Of January Il. d. ls43.
to the highest bidder for eaa the following
tract or parcels Of Land. 10 VIZ, Lots number
one, two, three, four and five, olfracticnal sec
ton thirty three in township twenty range
fifteen east, containing Oil acres, or SC much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 satisfy 8 noe
secured by said deed with interest and cost Of
sale Subtitle as is vested in me by said deed |
VIII convey to the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBREiL
Trustee.
Siarkville Miss. July 9Th 1870.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NIlE subscriber having qualified as Admin.
4 istrator Of Francis ]. Sharp, deceased,
hereby gives notice to al persons having
claims against said es !ate to present the same
within The time prescribed by law, or this no.
tee vlll be plead in bar Of their recovery, and
all persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby
requested to make payment.
JAMES NJ SHARP, Adm.
Of Francis J. Sharps estate
Oct. 10, 1912.