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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23

RRANDY-Just received per French brig "Arvede,
~ Bannemout 4 Becker Brandy, under Custom House
lock, and entitled to debelturo For
LAWRENCE, MYERS x Co.
o3'2wsrrc - South William street,
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stis
DICKSON & LATTA

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Sumter and
country that they have opened extensive
SELECT GROCERIEN
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE ~
THE SUJNZEHI R.l.N:HeEX.

UNDER the above Title, il is proposed 10
publish paper in the Town Of Sumter.
VILE. The paper will be Issued weekly.
onthe, morning Of every Wednesday.
lis believed, that Sumter District af.
lords as msny capabilities for sustaining
weekly newspaper, as medium Of Adver-
tisement, General News and Business. M
any Of her sister Districts in The Slate; and,
confding in This belief, we invite, 10 cur
columns. the attention OF those, both ia
this and the surrounding Districts, who
may be desirous Of advertising and see. fi.
to do so... II is well known, that sun.
port Of paperin general. depends moi SO
much OH the magnitude Of lis substitution
list. as on the advertising patronage which
il may receive. This is the case In Giles.
In q country Town, however, and District.
as this is, we must depend on the patron.
age both Of subscribers and advertisers.
We hope. then, that our enterprise Is iii no,
fail from want Of encouragement.
| A strict attention will be paid 10 the To-
col interests Of the Town and District, ant,
we, shall endcavor 10 keep up, if nece ssary,
the spirit and enthusiasm, which now ex.
lists. in regard 10 the connexion Of Sumter
with Charleston and Wilmington, IN. ca
by Rail Road.
IN Politics, The BANNER will be strict.
ly Democratic, and will give firm Support
To the National Administration, SO iar az
i. conforms 10 The principles upon which
!. secured the support Of the Democratic
party at The South.
The assistance Of a fricn,l, fully compc-
tent to the task, has been secured Cor tho
editorial department. II is not deemed
necessary 10 make AN exposition Of aha
great variety Of matter Tint will be con-
tanned in the pages Of cur paper; suficc il
say. that no pnins will be spared 10 render
il an acceptable svisitcr in every family in
The District. The undersigned trusts. that
The late failure in The attempt 10 es,ablisl,
a paper in this place. will not b permitted
to operate unfavorubly upon his enterprise.
The paper will be printed on n super.
royal sheet. with five columns TO the page,
nj Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If paid in
advance, Three Dollars, at the expiration
Of six months, or Three Dollars and Fifty
Gents, al the end Of the year.
WILLIAM j. FRANCIS, e,Ss
Proprietor and Publishers.
N. B.--For further particulars, as re.
CARDS lverlizing, &c. see terms on first
page. Communications on business, & G.,
and subscriptions and advertisements, will
bc received at this nflicc.
Subscriptions und advertisements are
solicited.
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\ LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS .AND SHOES.

We arc now opening oul Fall stock,
comprising every desert p,iom Of scwcd and
prcnrd work. made in The best manner.
particularly for our retail trade, consisting
in par, Of the fnllrwing kinds:
GENTLEME EMS
Light fair stitch Philadelphia
Boots at SIS so To g 90
l.inhl s"wcd and rcggc! at 2 so To 4 90
Mater Proof scwcd and
rrgged at 3 SO to q 90
lleary scwcd aud pcgscd kip
ani calf u, 9 90 to 3 90
Fine calf scwed and rcgged
water proof Bootccs nt so 10 2 90
Fine calf and gnal scwcd and
rcggcd Dnnlcrs at | 25 TO 9 25
Stuu, calfand kip scwcd and =
pcggcd Boutccs ut rs to 90
BOYS
Light Boots. various sizes at so to 9 SO
F." and stout Bnniccs at SO to l 20
LADIES'
Black and cnlorcd gnitcr Boot.
rrs. pumps aud wrlts at so To rs
Black a,.d col"r'd saiIcr Shoes
pumps and wcl,s at so 10 25
Seal and leather walking Bus.
kins and Boots nj 80 to co
Best Philadelphia Slippers.
Ties aud Buskin. wcl,s at IS 10 l 90
Best color'd morocco and kid
Ties and Slippers at 16 IL 90
Morocco, kid and leather Ties
and Slippers at 81 TO rs
Prunela Slippers and Buskin
walking at &c to l 90
MISSES
Seal, lcaner and morocco Boot.
crs and I}uskins at 81 TO 81
Kid un French morocco Ties
md Buskins ut so 10 81
Prunela and cold. gambroons CT 80 to rs
Leather welt and pump Boot
ces a, so to s7
CHILDREN'S
Black and cold morocco and kid
Ties at 2;5 to &c
Black md cold gaiter Bootccs at 81 10 IS
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The American .AIgriicuItmrii.a.

Published monthly. hy SAxTnN q MILES,
205 Broadway. New York, ;conlaiuing so
pnges, royal "ctavo. ess
8 TERMS-One Dollar. per year In adj
vance; three.cnpies for Two Dollars; eipht
copies fur Five Dollars.
When Agricultural Societies order the
work for distribution, among the me nibers,
tha price will he only FIFTY CENTS a
year. fur the Monthly Numbers, and SEW.
sENTY-FiVE CENTS pei copy for bound
volumes. II will he expected that these
orders cone officially, aud be signed by
The President or Secretary of The Sncie,y.
The obiec, nr putting our periodical al This
vfry>luw rate is, tu benefit the farming
community more extensively than il could
otherwise be done. We hope, hencerorth,
to see the Agricullurist in the hands Of
every Farmer aud Planter in The country.
Enc!, number nf the AgricuI,uris. con.
tains but Que sheet, and is transported by
mail under the same regulations as news
papers, viz: free any distance M, over 80
miles from lis place of publications; over
This and within 100 miles, or To any town
in lie Slaen( New York, onc cent pustagc
on each number, and ono and a half cents
if over 100 miles, without The State.
Back Volumes nr TnE AMERICAN AGRI-
cuLTuRIsT, with tables of contents com.
pe.e, for sale a, SI.00 each; elegantly
and uniformly bnund in cl"ll, 9l.25.-
These are handsome, tasteful books, nnh
make very desirable premiums fur ,Iis.ri-
hulion with Agricultural Societies. and
should also find plncc in all eur District
School Librnries. They constitute the
bestnn most complete lrcnlisc on Amcri-
can Farming. Stuck Breeding, and Ilor,i.
culture, cxlnnt When several copies are
ordered, liberal discount will he made.
Editors Of newspapers noticing the num-
bcrs Of this work monthly, or advertising
it, will be furnished n copy gratis upon
sending such notice To this office.
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Leather. seal and morocco at 25 to rs
Infants blk and cold kid Bootccs at 25
1000 Pairs
Mems and Boys Russct and
black Brogans SO to So
House servants strap shoes
and Buskins SOLO rs
VIII ch we feel no licsitancv 10 recommend.
as lhey are own mannfactnry aud designed
TO give satisfaction tosihe purchaser.a
ALSO
Cali skins. Lining sskips, Shoe leather,
Shoe thread and oil Kinds Of Shne Makers
Tools always on hand, aud Of tho best
kind. - 8 G ,ys
HATS. @
Mems Black and Drab B. e. plain Hats
/" fashionable Beaver 81 Y
=" . Cassimcrs and Pearl sport
ing Do: .,
:" . Plated. Caney and glazed
Do,
!" Fur. Cloth, velve. and glnzed
Caps,
Boys Fancy Drab sporting Hats.
= Clotn, velvet and glazed
Caps,
Chldlen's funcy clnlh and vclve, Caps,
F ALSO,
30 dcz. round aud square top wool Hats,
very law either a, retail or by The dozen.
BONNETs.
Ladies and Misses Leghorn.; Tuscan,
Nep"lian Straw, Willow, Lawn, Medina,
silk and Bnmbazine in all their varieties
nnd'shapcs, nnd at prices that cannot be
beat. M}
If you wish TO sec NEAT, CHEAP and
GOOD shoes, give us q call-wc do a cash
business-hnvc but ohe price our object be.
ing to cs,ablishu II large retail ltrade, and ask
none To pay anextrn profit make UP for
the looses sustained by the crcdi. sys.cm.
Our motto is "quick sales and small
prof,s," or MS our opponents say, "no
profts at aH." i4
I5@REMEMBETa, all shoes sold by us
arc wnrrnnted, antlin every instance lips
repaired without charge
II. BARTLETT g. Co.
Store nearly opposite the Bank Of Camden
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FOR s.AI,E.

TIE subscriber, heing desirous Of closing
his business in this place, offers for sale.
four Lois of land in Sumterville on Liber-
~ street, each Of which measures thirty
feet in front, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth. The above Lots adioin;
and are now occupied; the first by 1hos.
McGee. the second by Joseph Fielder, the
third by the Subscriber, andtihe fourth by
Lewis Johnson. Also, ono Lot contain
ing thirty Acres, more or less, about one
mile east Of Sumterville, 4 known as the
Brick Yard Lot; sone other Lot, about two
miles east Of Sumtcrvillc, containing fifty
acres, more or less, Terms made knowi,s
on application TO the subscriber in Sum.
terville. W. 8. Ilt>YT.ss
Sumtcrvile, s. C. Nov. 25, 1916, 40,
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Notice.

THE Subscriber respectfully announces to
tho citizens Of Smmicrrillc, aud the vicini.
~, that he has opened school in this vii
Iage, on Main ST. opposite the Druggist
Store, for instruction oil the branches
Of ofEnglish Education.
There vii! be four terms ofcleycn weeks
each.
Terms. Si,O0 for Elementary Instruc-
ION, $500 for Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography; 5000 for Philosophy, Chem
islry, &c.
N, B. Mrs. Dnulcs, will give instruc
tion on the Piano Forte, In Needle work,
&c.
II. E..BOWLES.
Sumterville, Nov. 6, 'd6..
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Notice.

Notice.
The subscriber, would respectfully in-
form the Planters Of Sumter District, tla,
lie has just received few pieccspf
GEORGIA PLAINS.
which, for s.outness anl durability, is nm
surpassed by any thing ever offered in this
market. Call aud satisfyyourselyes of The
fact, army store, wherc GROCERIES
and other goods, will be sold remarkable
cheap for Cash. L. ]. DINKINS.
Dec, 2, 1916. 4b 81,
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We are now opening out Fall stock,
comprising every description Of scwcd and
prsard work. made in The best manner.
particularly for our retail trade. consisting
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..,- THE BRADFORD SPRINGS
E.ENzAIEl "a OADEEY.

The exercises Of this Institution; will be
resumed on the 18th Of January, lS47.
The interest manifested towards his en-
terprise; has induced the Principal to pnr.
chase the establishment. and he is now
engaged in making extensive improvements
on the buildings and grounds.
The location, after having undergone the
test of more than a halfcensury, as place
Of resort, for health, certainly needs ma
new commendation. And the writer, {hav-
ing very strong consumpiive tendency.
from his own experience during the last
very severe winter, believes that the dry.
ness Of the atmosphere renders This ono ,,i
tho best 1ointer, as we'll as summer resi-
dences, TINT can be selected in the South.
ern country. Asregards health, economy,
and freedom from the influences that or,eu
retard the progress Of young ladies' in vii
lagos end towns, this Institution present
peculiar advantages: to which may be ad-
ded, refined and intelligent society in its
vicinity.
II is the purpose Of The Principal TO
build up an institution in which a ,horough,
and, at the same time, accomplished edu.
education as radically defective, Which
NO~o ''os uiAu ~ baO uuu
Of the moral character according 10 The
spirit and precepts Of the Gospel, he will
eDdeavor TO educate the hearts as well
as the minds and manners Of his pupils,
and to prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members Of society.
Delicacy (orbids the Principal 10 speak
Of The competency Of himself and Mrs
DuBosE to conduct such au Institution,
but lie pledges himself that the Teachers
engaged, are Of the first order in their de-
paraments.
A Chapel has been opened, and the
young ladies will enjoy the advantages of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
The scholastic year will consist of leen
months. A vacation Of two weeks will
be given from the Isl TO the 18Th Of May,
and the exercises close on The 9Th Of No
vcmbcr.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, including
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $3.50 90
Music-Piano or Guitar, inclu.
ling Vocal Music and uso Of
Instruments, so 90
Drawing and Painting, 80 90
Modern anguages-French,
Spanish, German or Italian, DO 90
FThe terms. exccp, the furnishing Of
Stationery, will be The same as thy have
been during the present year.
Instructors.
RKv J. J. DUBOSE, MRS M. .E.DuBOsE
lsAAcAULD, n. Z. MIS- Miss n MARY HORT.
DR.. AuLD will deliver q course OF Lee.
lures on Chemistry during the year, and u
complete chemical and philosophical nppa.
raius will be provided for illustrating by
experiments. the subjects Of his Lectures
instruction in Vocal Music will form
part Of tho exercises Of the school, bu,
neither for this, Chemistry. nor Latin and
Greek, will there be any extra charge
The charge Of $3.50 will cover all The OK
penses Of q pupil, unless she receives in
struction in instrumental Music, Drawing.
or the Modern Languages.
N B.--Each young lady will he expect.
ed 10 have her namo distinctly marked on
every article Of her clothing, aud also to
furnish her own towels.
Nov. II, 1916. Q tf
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lo,hhds. SUGAR. prime ond low priced
Is bbls. DO. .. {" .
300 Ioavcs Double refined Loaf aud Crash
ed. Also, fine.
s barrels do.
E1lrn fine Hyson TEA. Fine do. Ito.
Onnl"ng tblack) in half pound papers.
Do. very superior
P"wshong ('Io) in half pound papers,
Bags old Java COFFEE
" Layuira do
g Rio do old and new
crop
Boxes Sperm Candlcs, 4, s and 6 TO
the pound
Boxes Adamnnline (in papers) 6 to the
Boxes Charleston made Tallow 6 to
the pound
l & 2 ID. canistcrs Preserved Salmon,
hcrmc.ically senled
III. canis,crs Lobsters, Theoretically
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. GAerkins, q',s.
and pints
Canislcrs Sardincs (in oily and 2 lbs.
each
Layer Rai*ins, (all clus,ers;) Zontc
CurrnntS
Quarter bnxes MIR Rnisips
Suft shcllcd Almuns
Drums Turkey Figs (small size)
Bordeaux Almonds. soft shellcd
Boxes Genoa Citron, preserved with
white sugar
East & West India Groceries assorted
Jars East I. Preserved Ginger: Mac
arnn
Whole and ground Buck Pepper; do.
AIspice
Nusmcgs, Cloves. Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. ! Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
Undrrwnod's Mustard in l.2 nnd Id
lib. bottles
Rose Water, Lemon, Pine Apple, Straw.
berry, Ras pherry,nnl Orgcal Syr,ps
Sweet oil, Harvey Sauces Reading
Mushroom Kctchup, Tomato Kelcl.
Paoli Vinegar, Slnugh,nn's Bitlers
SODA Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot,
81 Navy Crackers, Lemon do.
Pearl Starch, (u sup. ar,iclr) Fig Blue
Indigo sss5
Letter Paper, Foolscapdo.; Salt Pc
White Wine Vinegar, Cider do.
Canisters Dupon.'s Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
y full assortment If Shot, ali sizes
300 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and il,
order
Nos. ]. 2 and MackTcl, kits No.
DO.
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Smoked Tongues, Beef, &c.
80 Fultom Market tsmoked Tongues. large
size
100 lbs. Smokcd Beef
SO lbs. Bologna Sausage
Pickled Beef ahd Pork
kits Salmon and Meckerel &c. sc.
For sale by DICKSON e. LATT'A.
Camden. Nov. 6. IS46,
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'To : F''R;'IfEE'lTERs, !. 8 4 a.
Tyre ssEDassss dry gsssasJ sF7risafes,.
sss'i .4'sss'sstslsdssg 8 d s.ehOtsse. Fssfss

i
THE shbscribers have opened u [ Ntw
TYPE FOUNDRY in the ciiiyipf Nsv;
YORK, where they sre ready3lo supply lof. /.
ders 70 any extent, for any kind of JOBot
FANCYTYPE, and every article necss.
snry for q Printing Office. ',siiy..5
The Type, which, are cast IN new mouIds.
from an entirely new sci Of materials. Win,
deep counterai are warranted 10 Be ;unSitr.
passed by any, and WILDE sold al pricesto
suit the times. stt9. .l@fiR9f . u "a,
Printing Presses furnished, and also
terms. jiisEf -
N. 3. "A Machinisi is constantly in az.
tendance 10 do light work. s&Esfi i
p Editors Of newspapers, who will kby'
three times us much type as their bi,is
amount a! our 10, may give The above sixmon,hs
insertion in their papers, and seud tke:.
paers containing il 10 the subscribers.
COCkCROFT& & OVEREND, if}
Oct 3. 1876, J 6m SO Ann 81.
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Whiskey
Baskets Champaign, Cordiuls assorte,l
Bbls. Monongahela Whiskey. do N.
0. Rectifed do. 4ast2 81 8
Rbls. N. Il. Rum KS 4 IS
Double Brown Stout Porte, TDunbers1
qaarts and pints. .:
Scotch Pale, very superior in hints
Philadelphia Pale Ale, lin a'is andfp'ts
Wards big grain Rice, strictly prime;
2d quality do.
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese. mild
and rich
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Nos. |. 81 Mackerel, Kits No. l do.
Extra bIenched Spe.m Oil, winter
strained Solar do.
Sine Hacking, Sal Era,us, London
Shred Isingiass
Co"per's Grla,inc, Raspberry Syrup,
Strawberry do.
Whole, half and quarter boxes Soap,
all qualities,
Corn Isr"oms. boxes Table Salt, Paint.
ed Buckets
Jars Tamarins, in fine syrup
a full assortment Of CANDIES, Of MI
sorts; Almond Soap; Fancy ln.
Extra Canal Flour, whole and half bis.
a fullassnrimcntof Of CROCKERY
GIL ISSWARE.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
5000 Washington ieegalia Segars,
5000 Louisiana FIorenda Regalia do.
1000 Palmns d,. do
5000 Casa'i"res do. do.
mn I
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STOEErd.

FROM the House Of the Subscriber, on
containing, in cash, Forly.six Dollars and
Eeighty-one cents, aud two Notes, us fol.
lows: one for 1920, given by Irwin Rogers,
us Principal and Richard Brown as Seen.
rity, dated February |, 1916: and one for
S5, given to the subscriber by Henry Peo-
bles-datc not rccollec,ct. All persons
are hereby cautioned against trading for
said notes.
OZIAS MATIIIES.
Sumter District, Nov. 3, 1916. q
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Pine Apple Cheese. Goldfish, smoked
ilerrings. tss; f. Is
.e LIQUORS. .;.e
Goddard'r Brandy. vintage of. 1905.
celebrated iortis,soft fruiiy flavor
Herckenwraih q Lowndes' j., J. Du-
py's e.. Brnndy
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which will be offered low for CASH prices tl
times Their facilities for keeping up their supplies such as
satisfaction their
O "A II.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
WO7tsekeeping Articles.

Cooking Stoves, Castings of all kinds,
Pubs. Buckets, Charms, Brooms. Brushes,
Selves. Cpleo- Mills, fine aud common Table
guuery fine and common Tea and Table
Spoons. MnrinQ Knives. Bri'tania aud Plan
ished Tin Ware also. common Tin Ware OF
7yfrg sind. BedcOrds, Cotton and Manila
Rope, cisicn Buckets. Market and Clothes
Baskets, Travelling do, Rat and Moose
Traps, Andirons,common Shovels and longs.
Steel and Brass Fire Sets, Wire Tenders
Backing, Preserving Kettles and Furnaces
iridirons, Wahleirons, Smoothingirons, Spit
ICONS, Walters, Tea and Coffee .Canisiers
Kitchen Knives, Jelley Monlds, Matches
N1Ichsafes, &c.
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\ SPRrN9FIELD, KY, MAY. II, 1915.
.HessrS. Sa1lfo,d g. Pgrk.-Gents:--I take this
opportunity of informing you Of a most remarka-
bic cure performed upon me by the use o. Or Wis
bars Balsam of Wild Cherry
Il In the year lS4O was taken with an ipfiama.
rOf the bowe which ] labored under for six weeks
when gradually recovered In the fall of lS4l
was attacked with a severe cold, which seated it.
Eelfupon my lungs and for the space ofthrce years
n was confined to my bed. | tried all kinds Of
medicine, and every variety of medical aid without
benefit and thus l wCared along until the winter
|HflS44, when heard of 'Uistar's BalsaAl Of Iiid
'CHeng.'
My friends pcrsuad d me to give il tal, though
II bad given up all hopes Of recovery and had pre-
pared myself for the change of another world .
Through their solicitations was induced o make
use OF the GeHniUe U,sfar's Baisanl of IFid Cher
llry The effect was truly astonishing. After fee
years of affection, pain and suffering: and liter hav-
ling spent four or fire hundred dollars to no purpose
and the best and most respectable physicians had
proved unavailing, / was restored TO entire
lealth by the blessings Of God and the use Of DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
am now enjoying good health, and such is my
ALTERED appearance that ! am no longer known
when meet my former acquaIntaEces.
l have gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh is
firm and solid. ] can now cat much any perso,
and my food seems to agree with me. have cat
en- more during the last six months than had eat
FEN in five wears before.
Considering my case almost miracle l deemed
1T necessary for the good of the afflicted, and the
duty ! owe to the proPrieters and my fellow meI
(who should know where relief may be hadl II
make this statement public.
May the blessings Of God rest upon the proprie
tors Of so valuable medicine as Wlstar's Balsam o
wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, w. II. BAKER.
Price 81 per bottle. The usual discount allow
I'D to Wholesale purchasers.
Sold wholesale and retail at No. 81 Grayier st :.
near the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, by
H. SCOVIL.
And by o. o. WOODMAN g. co.
May g, SIC. 44-ly. Yazoo City.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

Boston Nails, Buts, Screws, SANKEY'S,
Carpenters and other Knob Locks, also the
Colored aud white Mineral Knob do, new
and beautiful article. Sash-Spr,ngs. Pullies
Shutter Flslenings, Bolts, &c.
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2AMI VgAM8a

ricn implements Of an kinds, Padlocks
.as' Drawer. Trunk and Cupboard do
r.nlocks. pllo or n ualrs Gun Mounings
Hd uiocs itmbs. Grn Tubes and Flinie
Powder, Shot, Lead nd Cgpes, Pocket
'o'lery. Shears and Scissors. Sheepshears
T?-so. Fions. Faurs Knives. Garden Trim
mers. Files Of ~ kinds. Cowbels, Stock.
and Dies, Wreuches. Uasps and Steples, Gate
Hinges, Draw S,eelyards, with aad without
Scales. Molasses Gates. Faucets, Plyers
Punches. Pincers, Pegbrakers, Shoe-Thrcad
Twiue. Powder Horns and Flasks, Bullet
Noulds. Rifle Wipers. Stair Rods, Ra(tn.
Augurs, Sand Sives, Grindstones, Wrough
and Horse Nails, cotton and wool Cards
Corn-Nills, Butcher Knives, Meatcleavers
Glue. Chalk, &c.
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At the Yazoo City Livery Stable.
O GOOD, well broke pair Of horses for family
use, for sale BY
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
June q, 1916 51-tf
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NOTICE.

EVHE. undersigned will continue the Pro
a. duce and Commission Business under
the style of Z. B. GBAYSON & Co, al
the same .staud occupied by J. NJ Hollings-
worth g. CO.
Thankful for custom received under the
old firm, he trusts, by strict attention 10 the
interests Of those who may enlrust their
business with. him, tlat the same will be
continued to The new firm.
Ell GRAYSON.
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VEVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
= tween the Undersigned, under the style
of J. NJ HoLLINDswoRTH & CO., is this day
by mutual consent. e. B. GRAY
sNx is alone authorized to settle the affairs
of the firm. ]. M. HOLLiNGSWORTH,
E. B. GRAYSOE.
Yazoo city, Oct. l3, 1915. loft.
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NOtICG.

NOClCGs
III AVING beenappeintsdby Messrs. Fisk
n s. Davis, Of Adamscouniy, Agent for
theF Lands lying inthe vicinity Of this city,
and vested with full powers to prosecute
and remove all trespassers on the same, all.
persons ara hereby notified that from this
date the law will be rgidly enforced against
without exception. The lands
number $40 acres, and are generally known
as the "Harris Lands.
"A. II. MORTON.
Yazoooity, July %, 1910 3-if
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