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INTIMATE FRIENDS

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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TIppAH COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TpPAH COUNTY.
Levi G. Baker, Attachment in Circui
vs. Court of said County
John P. Crump. for $50. Levied.
MOTICE is hereby gwen, that an At
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estate SO attached will he sold.
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Interesting to OH Peop'e.-We find in
an sold paper" the following course Of
proceeding recommended to aged people, as
q means Of enabling them to preserve their
eyesigh., or 10 recov er i, after il had ia lied:
-dEvery morning, when washing yourself,
dip your face into the water, open your eyes,
and keep them under the water as long as
youcan hold your breath. This strengthens
the eye and cleanses it from the rheum
which deadens the sight and considerably
AFFECTS the ball. A gentlemen in Mary,
land, by the name of James Calder, after
using spectacles for twenty five years, fol
lowed this, plan, and, at the age of 70 re,
covered his sight so as TO see without them.
dipping The crown of the head into cold
water, every morning both winter and sum,
mer, is preservativs against The head and
ear ache, and will materially assist the
other. operation, in its effect upon the
eyes.
Over in England p'oughman became
deeply enamored of mikmaid of neigh.
boring farm. His addresses we're rejected,
and the disappointed swain, full Of meIan
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C.....Jo., Tnr.;nO

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Interests, in stern hostility TO the errors OF super
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dema gouges. 1t will strenously advocate the
Protection of American Industry against the
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ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURE OF l HE
MAILS AT RIPLEY, Mi.

TUSCUMBIA MAIL.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS
Tuesdays, Fridays Tuesd's Thursday
g. Sundays at6PM d Sundays at 5
HOLLY SPRINGS MAIL.
Arrives, Departs,
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g. Sundays at4AM Sundays at PM
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Arrives, Departs,
wednesday, at7PA Thursday at SAM
OXFORD MAIL.
Arrives, Departs,
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Medicine.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TAKE NOTICE-Tka, | have This day
filed my petition in the etIce Of the Cierk
Of the Probate Court Of Tippah County, in
The State of Mississippi, praying the said
Court for Dover in all the property Of my
deceased husband Nathaniel Ho'lomon, late
of said county. shall move the said
court, on the first Monday in March lS44.
to grant the prayer of SAID petition, when
and where all perons interested may make
their objections, if any they nave.
JENNA hOLLoNoN.
January II 1914 -l2-4f-fee So 50
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TAsg.0GH ING.

yT2IIE undersigned tender their thanks
4. to the public for The very liberal pat
ronagc heretofore exended''o hem,
and would be grateful for a continuance OF
he same They still occupy their old
stand on the South side Of the public
square, where one or both Of them may
always be found All work entrusted Ia
them will be promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NoTEs, Cutting and Repair
ing done on The shortest notice for Cash
only. 1890
GOsSETT g. BlGGS.
September, Dad lSi3-45f
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ANurnsn PaorHET.--A rived to Father
s1an,u, iao appeared ,hie city Tho naw
prophet is named Leonard Jones, and for.
merly established sect in Kentucky, call.
eed olive Forevers"--a term significant to
the creed Of his people, who were TO enjoy
bodily existence and PERENNIAL youth upon
this time wasting world, through the reno
waiting influence of faith. One of their
preachers having died, the sect was broken
up. He has since imbibed new phi|an>
thropy, in the shape Of direct revelation,
which was made to him in tho nei sborhood
Of Danville, Ky. on or about the l4'h Q
March hast. He now breaches Millerisn
'wi,u difference. He contends tina, the worI
ris coming to an end only SO far as Satan
concerned the Devil is to be put dow
and his works disappear--a mos. consoint
belief.--N 0 Bee.
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'Look here, Tom, what do you think Of
this hero printing business. aint it s,onish.
in thing to your swell boss, it is; they
may talk about their national conventions,
and these here other conventions, but |
think the art of prin,ing is a5ou, The greats
Is. convention that ever saw in my born
4s,s.'
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louisiana

After our Evening Edition was mace up and
sen, to press Yesterday, the New-oEIsans papers
due The day before came Tagging along, bringing
Us the Tropie OF the 18Th, which contains fuller
and more satisfactory returns from the whole
State than we have get received. It VIII be seen
that our chance fov the Congressman in the lFth
District IS at leas; quite as good as that OF our
opponents, while our triumph in s the rest OF the
St.te where contest was had IS decisive and
comolete. We co7Icc, our table OF the lVth Dis
tric, returns from the Tropic, which we presume
mas got the matter as nearly straight as 1t will
be until the official returns are published.
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s.euheu and Aliegapy GatherinS-oo"o 40
EG.:ots! Correspondence v' '-ie D.>s:rLIs July IT,

rs.or. Correspondence Of the Rochester pemorrIt n
49,, 80, ,,,i,,Jio,, with The Wig hosts OF
Livingston, Allegapy and >'euSh' iHs! "'S
full. equipped. ana, with Their ciIi''e.s o' II
y.,ll pisrce Iaro the rotten armour oil hoco-fo'
coism III Navember. N. o.,
Club held meeting To make aFfahge'''5 MS 40, u,
visi, 10 Horneisville. Syeubcn Co, whete 'ne
was of several towns IN that county and IN
AlIegsny. were 10 hold meeting the next cay
Ths MEETING was spirited, ana had tie patience
TO listen 10 speech OF an hour on the VARIOUS u
pies OF the day. ,oo ,.-,;,s
Ne,t morning tyes,erdfy) about l0O Wings
with banners and music. started of for Steuben-
distance Of nearly 90 miles, over hills which
wnulc have intimidated less enthusiastic men.
When we reached Arkpo,t-a spo. where, ioFty
veo < AGO. the farmers OF this region used TO snip
hi Whoa, ior Baltimore-we fell IN with long
PROCESSION from two towns in Allegany 90. mace
nm of SIX. eight, four, and two horse teams, bear
inc some / or 500 truc,hear,cd Wings. lhey
were full of zeal and enthusiasm, and increased
nv confidence in an opinion long entertained
that .Aleganv WI! show largely increased 'p'e
upon that OF $50.
After we reached the place of meeting, seveT''!
other delegations arrived, all headed oy oahos %
music, AMI bearing appropriate banners.
At o'clock the meeting was organized ana
THREE THOUSAND listened to addresses
from Messrs DICKINSON, IoUNG BACON oil " l.
and Dawson. Over FIVE hours were consumed IN
the discussion of the principles of the two parties
and so far as the first three named are concerned
better speechcs-more lucid and convincing
have seldom been made on or Oft the stump.
l conversed with several during the day who
will, ii they live, vote the Wing ticket for the
first time in November. Among them Is highly
respected farmer IN Almond, AIlcgany County,
BY the name of VAN CANTON, who, with seven
sons, voted for Van Buren, in 1910, bat who Will
now vote for CLAY
Only SIX or eight towns were represented, Mas ass
Conventions being about to be held IN batii ana
Auecany 1t was sort OF neighborhood gath
cring, bat strongly indicative of the deep feeling
OF the people.
l begin to hope for the Allegany and Stcuben
Congressional Districts; and if Stcuben itself is
not carried, it will be no fault OF the Wings
Yours, &c.