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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
Administrators Sale.


DURSUANT to an order Of the Probate
Il Court of Yazoo county, made at the
last October TerN, will sell on Monday
the 7th day of December next, at the court
house door in Bentos, to the highest bidder
or cash-the following claims, belonging
to the estate Of Malachi B. .Haner dsceas.
ed, to witt
A note Of Robert w. Gardner, dated 18th
June lS4l due lst Deer, l84l. 500 90
Note Of ] W. McKnstry, dated 291
June 1889, at 3 months. $5OO on
Note OF Wm. Ellis, payable TO s. II. Ash
turn, dated 2lst February 1912, and pay
able one day after date. S26 W
Note Of J. c. Plckens, dated 5lh March
1889. a. 10 mouths. 81 500 90
Judgment in YazOo Circuit Court, vs..
Charles O'Brien, rendered 18th May
1874. $Slo 90
Note Of J. II. Vance, dated l4b October,
1889, at 5 months. $3,OOO w
Half interest in judgment in YazOo CIR
cult Court, vs. E. ]. PlOkorOu, rendered
10 h May 1899. $3O'0 o.
Note Of R D. Hines, dated 7th Juns
1884, payable one day after date. SS7 OO
Platner g. Davis note, dated 23rd june
1884, due one day after date, $SS 81
A judgment W Michael Heyland To- eI
about $50 OF
F. BARKSDALE,
Admir- Estate Of NJ. B. Hamer, decd.
November, 9th, 1916. o-N
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28

A ANYWAY from the subscriber living
H. At Conn's Ferry on the Big Black FIV'
sr in Holmes county, Mississippi, THREE
NEGROES. They msy be known BY the fol-
lowing descriptions. ,a,,
A man named SOLOMON. He iS about
80 years Of uge--very heavy sebastian,
mers badly but lie remarkable tor using goOO
language. He has very bad counIenance'
Another, man nSmed ALFRED who 10
about 80 years Of eye. He has Pleasan!
coun,enance. lie has long head aHd
talks lhickly. ,ru
The other, a woman named CHARITY
-abou, 81 years Of age--6vs feet 3 or 4
inches high.
will pay liberal reward for said me-
groes If delivered 70 me--or confined 30 tina,
/ can get them. Address INC ct Rlch'aDd
Holmes county, Mississippi.
Sept. 2Stb, 1916. 81 JOHN FOf'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
NOTICE.

n FILTERS Of Administration on the
Ia estate of John G Uhlenburge deceased,
having been granted to me by the Probate
Court Of Yazoo county, at lie October Ierm'
in the wear lS46-NOHce is hereby given to
all persons having claims or demands a.
oaiost said estate to present the same IN the
manner and within the time prescribed by
law. or they will be forever barred
JOHN H. WESLlNG, Adm'r.
November 3, 1916. 4'Ot
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
Trustees Sale.

10y virtue ofa deed in trust made on tne I4.l
d,v Of A ,,ril, 1916, By James CSEau, to Sc
-. ,bs pavment Of certain debt set forth 20
- dsed. and which d Of record in the Probate
$500 &C. Of Yasoo county Mississippi, ! Will
~ a. tnblio sale 10 the highsit bidder Tor cash
~ iOth day Of May next, At the Upper Ian,
~. :, Vszoo CITY, the Wharf Beet known a
ssSs-s,s, Poa,.1i iagethsr with the lumber which
had 6llod up Ihe same: .prsUD a..
Nov. 10th. 1886 -.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
Executors Notice.

A 8 Executors Of the last ~lll %, i 800
~ msot Of Washington Dor'ey deceased
We win present our seeguut ct t's etA :.
Nu.embsr Tern Of the Probate Y UT '
Y,zoo Caun,y, Cor annual settlement '0'
HOLT 4 WIRELESS, EE'e'.S
Nov. 3, 1919.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
Final Settlement.

ATtb. January Term Of the Hon. Probate
~ Cont Of YazoO county, shall, as ADMIN
;s1rstoT Of Inc estate Of George Cfocket'' usC'
nake anal settlement with said estate d'A '0'
$50 JOHN MCFARLAND, Admir-
Nov 10th, 1886
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
Beef and Pork.
Dissolution.
Notice.

uTAHE rarDership heretoprsl existing under the
stSIe. name and frm fGNprett McCas-
liz "a his day dissolved by 9artnal consent =
III mcCaslin is alone authorized ID collect I'll
s1";",' dUe said 6rm. All persons having olalm'
""";Ds, said 6rm, will present them to John NC
Calm for payment: c.ppuTT
JOHN McCASLIN.
Nov. 4tb. 1886. o-t'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
lust come to Town.

a lot OF fne Horses: for sale or hire ON &C
commedating terms Apply at the steam
hoSt or / aEoo city Livery stable: ~
'oA' = BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co:
Nov. 9. 1876.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
STOP your Horses Hera

arre $40 he a,Iisiancs ~ 30. J. B. Graf.
M -. -ho.s disposition e. p'euaa a9d
~. $500 ngiuation a. web knoun . ne
.---ii-- rr5ion, " uoiicit eall Rem Ia
si--..i. - rstFa,Il. e wa nls iniT epafso -
------iris an Who nav leave iaer aofsef,
- - - 81 sIlAlinT 80 plss1nsf.
wour ca r4Ev'll.
rT.tcTl Al. SCOTT q 90.
Vs-, e. TislII So. Nag. ,, ia
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28
nrr Good, Groceries q.

WUsT received pr SlSanes MsteoG, diTse
q ron Luuisvills, KentUekyS supply q
Baegi-g, Rope and TsSins (bezi brands')
Jeuns, Linssys, and Fsathera
AIso lfom New Orleans. Salt SasaF' Cree
Tea, Wiafs, and ed WHISKY, kpssslA 20. 20.
49, a.. n,.t, ~ ghoast an 81 which en- fof
sale ~ liberal tesmsh N W. uAso
YSsso Ctr. Jelly Sia, 1886 ta-H
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General No1ires.
March Number of the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal of Agriculture.

Monthly Journal of Agriculture.
The March No OF this work is ready Cor delivery
The following is the Table Of Contents
Engra1iags and Illustrations
TIE Sewage Cow leigh, different orders)-Tahle 2.
Glass The Ourvelne Cow (eigh deret ordersl-Tshle
iI..CassS The Bicom Cow (eight different ordersl-
Table ". Glass
Farmer Library
THAES's PRINCIPLES OF AGRlcuLruRE--( eontnued).-
Flowing (concludsd) Clearing Land Hedges, Fences;
and Enclosures The Draining of Land. The Draining OF
various kinds of Marshes. Irrigation.
Monthly Journal Of 4 griciiltere-
Smithsonian Fund; Suggestions as 10 liza Agplcsuon
with Tables showing the value OF different kinds OF Ma
nures-by J. w. Hardy, OF Va
Agricultural Education.
Potsio Disease-EEects OF Gusno
The Proper Position OF Country Dwelling -Hou,ss and
Barns
Raising Potatoes from the Seed, 10y The Editor.
Preparations Of Seed Corn-Impo1an. Suggestions Use
OF Copperas Water, by Lansing Wetmore.
To have Early Potatoes
Scheme OF Reducing the Quantity Of Cotton Report OF
the COMMITTEES appointed by The State Ag Soc OF South
Csrons TO lake into consideration the scheme OF reducing
the quantity of Cotton a remedy for low prices.
Southern Hemp, or Bear Grass.
Insects injurious TO Vegetation Report on the Insect,
Massachusetts injurious to Vegetation by Thaddeus w
Harms.
FraitTree Borders
Trsaiise on Mich Cows. The Flsnders Cow-Hign Cow.
Low Cox-Bss,ard OF the Flanders Gov.
Glass IL. The Sewage Cow-High Cow.
Cow of Medium Hight
Low Cow-Bsstsrd OF the Sewage Cow.
Glass ILL., The Curveline Cow.
High Cow.
Cow OF Medium HishL-Low Cow.
Bastard of the Curveline Cow.
Class ~. The Bicorn Cow--Hgh Cow.
Quaker or Friends Farming.
Sugar Culture in Texas.
Flooding Meadows.
Cost OF Sheep Keeping in Illinois.
The Shepherds Dog. With Sketches and Anecdotes.
Bees-EEect OF Exposing bee-Hives 10 Hot Sunshine
Egg Cement
Prices Current ~,
Recipes for ihe Cure OF Sore Throsisor Masking hch
en- Pepper-Eor making economical Breakfast Powder
Remedy for Lockjaw.
~ Term. S. per snnum, in advance; Single number 81
2sf GREELEY & McELRATH-
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ard Drncusl towns Ia the country and near ZOE which
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gSee Next Pnge.-A
General Notires.
Hous.ToSIc RAILROAD coMrAsY,


rg- Dfvideud.-T< President and DiTsctgTs 81 n1 I1on
,u,onic Railroad Company have declared OF soq
Dollars nsr share on ie preferred capital sock pad IN ~
and proporrious,e Dividend thai partially paid paya
bic TO he stockholders or their legal representatives. on and
En nsvment on siock partially paid viii be received or
that dsy from those who prefer to make H. and those who
do viii bear mind hs their scrip Ia reiurrahe on making
such payment ~ w.. .,u
receive their Dividends ri the ofce OF RosERT sctYEH
ESQ Transfer gent in Boston a. the office OF NATHAN
III Tu,yrR EiG Transfer Agent al that place
The Transfer os preferred stock VIII be closed
rom The Is. 10 the 10th OF April both days inclusive
TI7 al H NICHOLS, Treasurer.
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rE~ No ChnrCe up,iI ,he Hair is Resfored.-
Besss air Restorative applied i,iout charge until sue
cessul 81 The Office Isl lstsvenre. Depois-eons pa
zAar Us Broadway, LRdies Depository, f'i broaSWa
New JoYdsn's. MlksL Boston; Potters lt9 Nnt
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Datent aleoieines.

SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
WlNER'S ARcANUM EXTRACT vs. SARSAPARlLLA.
As SPRING Purifier Of The Blood Ibis Medicine can
"A not be surpassed working lis way through the system
with silent and effective force,
Cleansing the Blood,
Removing Dyspeptic Influences,
Soothing the Nerves
Removing Internal Distractions and Diaessea that would
otherwise injury the Liver and Lungs II Is three
t-s cheaper peassn;er and warranted superior 10 any
winers Arcanun Extract warranted perfect FOR
ALL diseases arising from an impure sS,e Of The blood,
such as
Scrofula. or Kings Evil,
liberated Sore Throat,
Diseases OF the Skin, White Swsll;ugs,
Diseases of the Bones, Ulcers of ali kinda.
Syphihtc and Mercuria Diseases,
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Cosrveness, Pspliaiou of the Heart
Long ssnding Rheumatic Affections Govt snd all Chronic
and Nervous Complaints occurring in debia,ed eonsuu-
uons
Persons whose constitutions broken down by the
OF Mercury Arsenic Bark or ounine snd who are 81
feng Diseased Liver injudicous treatment OF
the Diseases should the canun Extract without
delay.
In complicated cases OF Scrofa and in cases where
Virus of the parent development OF Scrouls In the
child this 10 the only remedy upon Which reasonable boPe
OF recovery can be founded
In numerous instances Also where liberation had laid
bare both gament and bone and where to all appearance
no human means but amputatou could have saved te Pa
tents have been snsched from the grave and restored to
health the devourng disease being completely ersalcaeo
by the use OF this nestimnble E1trscL
The propreors OF the Arcanum Extract have had ms
medicine used In all the above diseases with the most graft
tying results In using the medicine neither business or
pleasure need be interrupted, requiring only the usus
airarI OF moderation in diet, and g equally applicable and
efcscious the infant well as the adult
Pamphlets giving description for what tho Arcsnum
Extract applicable with observations lnsenstbe Per-
spiraon and Treatise Dseasesin general accompany
each bottle Agents supplied with the above pamphlets
for gratuitous circulation.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.
John Winer Co. So Maider-ane New-York. sole pro-
prietors for the United States
Sold by Wyatt, Kecham, l2l Ful.on-st; r A. Sands,
1873 Bcwery OF Spnns; J. l. Coddington SIS Hud-
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a. the NewYork Patent Medicine Warehouse, Division
81, (Croion Hall
In Brooklyn by Mrs Hays iSs Fultonst; J. Brice, q
Jsmes-s: f. T. Quirk Co. Of Atlantic and Column
ba sts DR. Siespe, 1874 Fultou.st nhe6 TuSSlm
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% PhaIon,s Magic Hair Dye.-A new and lnsa!-
psba disrnvsry being liquid dye, which instans neonsy
changes ths color OF the hair whiskers to beaunui
bop or black without injury Inc hair or skin GenIs
nee can hsve their whisSers dyed u hye minutes ne oe
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scEENcK's PULMoNIo SYRUP,


CONSUMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINT, ScRoFuLA, &c
TITS AN UNDENIABLE FACT that Scheuck's Pulmon-
lie Syrup has made and create than other
remedy in this The of its must be
apparent who merits, II
Is based upon principles that cannot be II III
pens the in the lungs and assists nature TO expe II
from the system; il promotes healthy secretion of bile
and all impurities and diseases from the stomach
and liver.
Those who have used it. always testify 10 Its healing vr
tues their suterngs aayed and health restored
through the bslmy influence of the Pumonc Syrup In the
whole world there medicine that has made such great
curas all the certificates that have been published are
letter. and others may be at The office,
No. 1 Cortland-st
The gepune Pumonc Syrups prepared exclusively by the
proprietor and Is for sale nj his principal office, No Cor,-
land where persons receive advice have either their
lungs examined, aud obtain pamphlets describing CON
SUMPTION. DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT,
free OF charge. For sale also by A. B. Sands Co. rs
Broadway Hu,chinga. 245 Beecker-st Ford "a Fourth.
cor Wooster Everit, GO hudsoG.st; Dr. Gardner, %
Montgomery-st, Jersey City; w: A. A. Van Zsndt
Smith and Deau-sL Bfooklyn Redding Co. State
ST. Boston.
original Genuine Pulmonc Syrup and to avoid deception
al m2d 2tTh&S
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MO. 10 LIZ CORTLAND-ST. ON The South SIDE,
one door below Greenwich ST.
The emarkahle cures that
BEEKMAE'S PULMONIC SYRUP


ia continually ecus slch 10 awaken the ivelisst
Interest throu shout III. country
Not only In CONSUMPTION Coughs Colds, Diseases OF
the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia bat ScRoru
complaints Enptious OF the Skin Ulcers &c. This
celebrated Syrup the only certain remedy known. Its
purifying aersve and restorative powern excel nimeas
uraby every other medical preparation These claims 20
superiority are based upon The solid groundwork Of the
ruA cuRss msde. These have 10 numerous nsan.
ces been 30 extraordinary he called truly mracu ous
and have contributed give this invaluable medicine the
widespread celebrity which II every where enjoys
Beekman's Original Genuine Pumonic Syrup 10 always
pURe-elwsys the II Ia entirely free from all dele
erious pgretens and remains under all cir
cumstances. There is now, has there ever besn
medicine remed all like this rema knbe SYRUP nor auy
at all comparable with Il In It's com2oson preparation
aud effects uneGuae-aeting with the vital princi-
pie and working the universal and beneficial results
upon the human system.
Those wishing should be particular TO look FOR
No 49t CortlendsL on the SOUTH side one door BELOW
reenichst which ia the old established office for the sale
OF this medicine.
Beekmsns Tresiise with full detail Of symptoms, explain
atory plstes ia pamphlet form, gatis also, Beekmans
Guide 10 Health mis- IsOd
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FOR THE PILES

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perience confined Office practice where Piles and all
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FRUGAI, HOUSEK EEPERS.-Bosrd The
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m27 St.
ms n in E,st Broaiwsy-Two gentlemen and their
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family, and pleasant apartments. Tor me easans year,
early application is made al lao East brosdway W. D.
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DOAKDING-A suit OF rooms handsomely furnished,
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Entrance s2t waren-sI Also, recommendation os aie~
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED-Bys yoSns Man
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~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counielor at
Law and Coamsaioner Of Deeds &c will attend in the
Reading Room Of Sannsny Hall si ell hours OF the day
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