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CARD.
MIR. r.. G. PAIGE resi- eciiuy announces his intention
1l OF forming Glass Tor Gentlemen for nstrue lion
CARD.


1l OF forming Class Tor Gentlemen insrue lion
Singing, to commence on the I'd of November next.
The plan Of instruction be pursued that which
generally Understood by class teaching" wherein the
scholars Taught en masse without reference the Id
vdnal faults aud Iecuarties either the
oil each scholar, except general but intended
partake of the Of nd yidual Each
scholar IN nrn in the hea,i.g of the Others shall receive
lesson IN the ntonaon and deveopement of his
voice going through regular Of vocazing and
he progresses be Instructed in musical Exclamation and
pesson have the principles of aud style illustrated
him by example well short the object shall
be 10 make him good singenot merely good reader OF
musical notation II inst sight but good vocalist
The Of such plan of tuition by which scao can
time enioy all the advantages Of association for the
prac sing parts much felt and Mr. Paige
that his long experience this commu
nifty teacher singing will be Sufficient thai
what he will be attended with good practical results
TO those who wish to learn sing
Terms ten dollars yer quarter. .
Application made MIR Psige's residence. Ather
Hotel 81 Broadway where further particulars be OBJ
Ianed also Chickering'S PanofoIte and Music
La Forge Buidings No. 2s91S Broadway. O26 tic
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

HlS delicious beverage made Of the purest and Cof
4 eehss g.ined puberty, only OF
the great fcity offers to housekeepes bachelors by
hing with one tea fun less cup of hot
wat. or milk The most ps,aee coffee but also by its
The manufacturer having attained some advanta
IN retaining all tue favour in the essence confident il
VIII now give satisfaction all who it,
For sale st Bunker Co No IS Msiden Lane: W. g. Cor
vn No SD Broadway; Gassuer Young No 1874 Chatham
St. GosbeIger, corner Chaths and Centre Scoeld
Co, No. 10 Eat Broadway; John Mihau No 1879 Broad
o25 lwsrr
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COMMON sen ST.


COMMON SENSE teaches be economical in all
~ thn1s We can be in dry good, by calling Atkins
Grand street conner Of Gh,y.tie He opens today with
the most educsd prices His De Lans Rep Delsins Puts
French English and American Merinos TO cloakings with
all other things will be sold less than the usual pces
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ANOTHER FAIR.


TODAY. GARDNER, of gal Greenwich street, offers
m. superior Drain. that originally cost 40 to IS
only 3d. the besutiul style dress goods for ladies
called RIO Grand, at Is 3D. worth q Sd Kid Gloves beau
ia only e Cd worth s best quality do B. Cd cost 5s Cot
tons less than Glory prices; Oil Cloths Rep De
Lsns Prints &c, Sd hst three money;
spool Cotton Sd per doz; good white Flannel 2d
t,nr-s - -; t..setnn Fiarp-'6d o2S itsc
IhE HEBktW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
W. celebrate its 25th anniversary by Dinner,
w, Wednesday, the 28h instsnt 6 o'clor p. M the
APOLLO Saloon. Presidept-M NJ NOAH,
Vice President-tEWIS MANSON,
oSS 3t#r Treasurer-JOHN LEVY.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND
'CHE American Exchange Bank the Gath inst declar red
Dividend Of Three (3) payable toeknoi
cn and after Monday, Nov I'd
Transfer Books will he closed from 26h Oct Sd Nov
OPS 8tsrh J. j. FISK Cashier
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SCOTI'S BAZAAR

M MOORE, who arrived here in August last in The
IVA Gi diaor. from London, requested 70 call at No 100
Pearl street, where he will receive some important norma
onsn.
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=, DANCING ACADEMY.

WILLIAM SrREEIs.
MIR q. ROBERTSON, in announcing TO his friends an
n the pubc that his Glasses for the tuition Dancing
Will reopen at the above Wednesday, Sept 3O h.
,skes the opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks
his late patrons for their very liberal
spscfully announces that he will introduce his Academy
this season, various and fashionable Dances with
and %ueh admired Ksdows with M.lurka and other styles
days and Saturday, Hour Of attendance ladies' Misses
and Masters from to NJ; Gentlemen from 10 in the
evening Assemblies will take place semi monthly, com.
meucing Noy. Mr.. r. would also announce that he will
give private Instructions 70 Rsps or Glasses Summaries
nal street MI r. class az the Lyesum Jersey City will
nation please apply at his residence, q Canal street
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CLAhKE'S SAL KS,
1l6 Wiliam street, opposite eke Washington Stores
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP by purchasing all my
~ goods for cash, and giving ne man credit,
bea 10 offer The most npng inducements the truly
ctged s25 for SEQ and Ss for Sl3 and every
oihe' garment In proportion am likewise provided with
magnificent assortment Of fine Overcoats and Sack Coats
NJ black cloth Sacks, with silk collars aud fronts Bill
some as low as SIS. o26 lar
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PLUMROTYPES

q OLD M h DIAL WARDED
TIE Proprietor Of the Plnmbe National Daguerri,n Gal
ery, having dscovereda mode OF transerrlng Daguer
setpes 70 paper prepared this style
Of pc siture At The rate of 100 smile copies o dol
lars The Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, No. 25l
Broadway Plates Gases, and stock of ell descriptions
Wh'i-sa'e or retail 20 inc
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TINES AXE CHANGED


ONCE caps on old women tyoung at 10Y shope with
brightness aRd the ceaniy odor irons
and herbladen drawers, threw healthfn home Now
try garrets wbose roofs aud
led herbs, bills Of garng coors have the rank oiiysme
stuck up iorr foot letters from hot printing
cities all complain Caps have
lost their bg essche.ks look pale and has gsd-dit
cumulste waiting for the sweeping machines old
snd women thing in fables In word, get
clever many hirxs snd quscney is onefor green
sc0hke stances burnng round marks, oldashon
ed msnel pieces from bottles Of chsrlasnism quiet
try houses, Known comfortable farm houses
The SIMPLE heItiverons remedy that intended TO
sonnersc erosness in c'nivorou sppette wholly
dis exded Nv ckery nowadays for lack Of mystery
create curiosity "a thu public mud. Not so with
MRS. JEkVlS'S COLD CANDYl
simple sx Of her npeurd will be told
70 one that whes The combination the that
IA the property Of Mrs. Jevs and of invaluable for
cure look at the names aud residences of first
feas as references tht have been cured OF cold cough
hosrsensss sore throat influenza. &c, by it,
Sod by MRS JERVIS, 33s Broadway, next door 10 the
Tsbtrn. Gle. " - w
aseuts-f ushton 4 Co. 10 Aston House. 10 Broadway
Bese,t YEA boweIy Burnton, 10 Sixth Avenue Ely a33
HUDSON street Nsion, corner of Katharine and Madison
and Mrs ys 5s Fulton street. BROOKLYN; ITO rsud ST.
nSs arc $50 ''''"'
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A. A. SAMANOS-

A. A. SAMANOS
IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AND SEG.aPs
MO % BROADWAY up stairs offers for sale on Iibr n,
~ ter. . Bale: y Jsgo; hhds Il scraps 2ae Sc
Leaf SO cqscs Scahartta OF Jusfus Smoking den
ofNcbeoches Stuff 400 600 Of Havana Segsrs: 1900 sro
Fucjiou " tches, Marck n Backes' fabric. '
Also large Paper Segars, various brands
snt whairear and rersIl oe i'm src
biNDFkS BOARDS
i. EHnA LBS. Boos Binders Boards from Nos 25 10 as
ceDOUVA coed aytIcle, and ~ s.s 81
FkRESE X BROOKS,
~ lrrh % and ~ Nassau %,
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CARLTON HOUSE

ID II. HODGES has the pleasure to announce to- hi
friends and the public that having purchased the
tsrest Of his late partner Capt Benson he will contnu
the house on his account and prepared max
board for the winter on the most favorable terms.
olQ 2,Yis
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81 sa;''' primo III I COLLIN aii NJ Eco, s.uA"
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEKSHlP.1
% heresofors existing under the firm OF
ABbOTT FISK is this day dissolyed by mutual con-
sent All persons INDEBTED having demands against the
hrm O. Abbott Fisk requested 70 cali Walter g. Alb
WALTER g. ABBOTT,
- . AZARIAH FISK
New York, Oct 2ixt. 1916 o2Isatsr
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHO0

FAMILf BOAKDING SCHOOL.
Experienced Teacher, residing in the Country takes
"A into her family number Of Children, edng
as boardes and sch liars No pains spared render the
house pleasant home the pupils and advance
their studies Great attention paid he th morals
The situation very retired and healthy No day scholar
is admitted There three vacancies For
ference and terms enquire at 81 Hammond street..
o222 yysr
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY M OII. pAINTING2

WHICH includes his immense stocks of Books, rantings
~ Ensrsyings, Fancy Stationery, Drwings Drawing
Materials, Music &c. to be found the second
floor flight Of stairs having leased the frs!
noor,l where thing will be sold ct low prices, and
ing up as soon as possible his Book Department.
quantities
invited call and sxamins his New Rooms,
No. 26s Broadway. second floor. ais coolers tire
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AMUsEMENTs.

PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evening, 0etr 2eT,w .,l H. BE-
y performed Schiliers grand romantic play, called The
ROBBERS-ChaIles de Moor, Mr. Anderson; Francis de
Moor, D. ou Herman, Stark, Amelia, Mrs Hunt. ,
To conclude with the farce ofthe EATON BOf-Colone
nnuIy, M q ApsIewsi captain ropha% q Bret Mr.
Doom open halipAss O'Clock, performances
will comnrnce at o'clock Boxes 81 Pit % cents sal
lery as cents
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UNiON Rouse.
THE Subscriber has taken named asd sp.s,
did HOTEL yut conpletsd at the centre Of the beautiful
village Of Springfield Mas, and will the for the
public accommodation the sTh The Union House
large, richly finished and furnsbed and offers uneapeed
advantages to all person: rsvelng through Springfield
ousiness pleasure. Having recently kept the United
States Hotel and Congress Hail. Saratoga. the sub
scber respectfully invites his old friends patrons and
all others, to give him call in his new quarters. $500
8. g. sEMAN.
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
a FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champarns in 4,
store 10 which the attention Of hotel lee
and private gentlemen invited The sandinR Of ts Wnc
now superior thaso any this country, and nsshsr
-.,,..,.. L'vIresr EAco.
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THE PTANO-SINGING-
ENGLISH

MRS MORLEY, Pupil frhe Celebrated Crovl and SiI
vl George Smart prepared give lessons in Singing
English Italian aud the Piano Forte her residence
No. 20 LIsPENARD street., that Of her pupils
able Mrs is also ready teach schools classes
in The city in the country.
~ musical Accomplishment, connected with refined
education the passport all
attractions and those no wish av of such sd
varges should place themselves under the tutese Of Mrs
Morley. os2 I'm ire
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'PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
N INVOICE Of this Patriotic and Delicious Wine -
"A has JUS be received by the subscriber which the
attention OF Hotel keerer aud Private Gentlemen is invited
For sale III lots TO suit purchasers by
X. d. DAILY, Importer of w mes, SC.
road sfres
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II HE undesened offers for sle reasonable terms
versl complete Of Gold Machinery, IN perfec
order 70 m nufscurng Diamond Pointed God Pens They
Will be accompanied with complete practical instructions
desired Terms made app cstion in person or b,
post pa letter to J. M. TRUWBhIDGE Syracuse N. Y.
ga tW re
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az FOR LONDON-Regula Packet of the LIST
H Noy embeIoThe ary class, fast sailing packet ship
burtIen, will sail a. above her regular day. =
Having superior accommodations for abin second
cabin and ecrAae passenger persons ntena embak
shosd make immediate application board foot of Maiden
Lans, orto JOsEPH McMukkAY,
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ANQH - INDEPENDENT MORNING LINE AT
6lP7 O'CLOCK.-FOR ALBANY from the
9 steamboat pier at the pier foot Of Warren
street. Passage 81 So Touching the foot of Hammond
Breakfast and dinner provided on board.
The swift and magnificent steamer IRON WITCH.
manded by Capt Stephen r. Roe leaves New York Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday Leaves Albany, Monday
Wednesday and Friday Landing Van Courtlands West
point Newbursh Milton, Pokeepsie Hyde Park Kingston,
tskill. Hudson. au25rc
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-MEDICAL
DEpARTMENT

NEW DISCOVERY,
RY which all Stoves. and Pipes, Crates may be kept
- JET BLACK, with beautiful polish a Coach BODY
with one application Sold only 81 COURTLAND
street.
Also, HAYS LINIMENT; warranted TO cure any case Of
Piles. DIR. M'Nair's ACOUSTIC OIL, a certain cure for
Defines Hewss lMENT warranted cure any case
RI rheumatism. Odridges BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
the Hair last India HAIR DYE will color the hair JET
Black, and stain the Skin. Longeys Western PANA
Sold at 81 tourtland street. o22 liner
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
II OAkES IODINE Liniment -. Canes and Crutche,
~ IL Is now decided that " you will Koake
Iodine Linment, you may throw YOU Crutch away. Thi
tons the worst possible cssss Of RI
Gou Sweiled Legs Enlarged Glands Old Ulcers ronls
&c &c the refunded Principal Depot 90 John
90
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Administrators Notice

TINE undersigned having, at the
j. June term 1916 of the Probate
Court of Pamela County, obtained let
tiers Of administration upon the estate
of James Satterwhite deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted 10 said estate to come forward
and make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against the same
are required to present them duly 81
within the time prescribe.
by law, or they will be forever barred.
JAMES S. SATTERW WHITE.
June 90, 1916. 18-6m.
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The State OfMississiDDi.
Pamela COUNTY.

Pamela COUNTY.
Circuit Court, april Term 1916.
CATHERINE Williams
by her next friend
WYATT HAMS, Bill of Dirorce
VS..
JAS. r. WILLIAMS,
EBPON opening the Bill Of complaint
u in this cause, and it appearing to the
Satisfaction of the court, that said deft.
is nonresident of this State, upon
motion: 1t is considered by the Court
that publication be made in the Pamela
Mississippi Lynx" newspaper pub
lshed in the Town of Pamela in this
State, for the term Of three months re-
curing said def. to appear before our
next Circuit Court, to be held at the
Court House of Pamela county, on the
4th Monday after the Attn Monday in
Sept. next, and plead answer, or demur
to said Bill of complaint, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing Er-parte.
VIM. S. KEITH, Clerk.
June 81, 1916. 19-3m.
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origin of every Disease, &
u the means Of cure.-In The

year 1895, LIE Roy clearly demonstra-
ted that every disease originated from
impure or undigested particles, becom-
ing mixed with the blood and fluids
And also, that to cure every disease, it
was only necessary to open the natural
outlets OF the body, and allow them to
remain open, by which meansithe blood
and other fluids will release themselves
from these undigested and impure par
tIcles, and state OF health will be GER
tain 10 ensue.
The Royal institute ef France award
ed TO him for this discovery, the Gold
Medal Of the Institute.
his is historical fact.
All which the Brandreth Vegetable
universal Pills profess 10 do is, TO car
iTy out this principle, and experience
has fully established them capable of it.
"hen, therefore, bad state of health
exists In the body, all that has 10 be
zone is 10 continue 10 PURGE it effectual-
~ with them, and the more violent the
disease, the more powerful must be the
doss.
The Brandreth Pills are made entire
~ ofVege,abIe Extracts, known by long
experience to be perfectly innocent, and
YET OF more power as a purgative, or
cleanser of the alimentary canal, than
any other medicine. Their effect on
the system is so easy, that it is a remar-
kable fact that the same dose NAV he
given 10 an infant or adult, without the
possibility of doing any iniury-but on
the contrary good. Therefore ia cos
lveness, either habitual or otherwise.
and in BILLIONS Fevers, and all bilious
affections they are of the greatest pos
sible benefit.
In a period Of little more than ten
years in the United States. thew have
restored to perfect HEALTH and enjoy
ment over tour hundred thousand per
Sonswho were given over by Physicians
Oh The hrst rank and standing, and in |
many cases when every other remedy
had been resorted to in vain.
The great secret is 10 have the med
cine by you when you are first attack
TX with sickness; one dose then will |
nave more good effect than twenty, ifI
you put 1t off until disease has enfeebled
he bodily powers; therefore every in
ilVldual who considers health a bless
ng, should always keep a box of Bran
sreth's Vegetable Universal Pills,
where they Can be sure TO find them
when wanted. Twenty-Five cents can,
not possibly be better disposed of. A
life may be saved, or a long
1t Of sickness prevented.
For sale by A. w. ARMSTRONG.
jun 81 3m.
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0L,OTPISIIfNGI.

The stock of clothing is composed of
Dress and Frock Coats of Blue, Black
and Fancy -colors-Sacks, and Business
Coats of every descrip.ion-Vests of all
kinds-Over Goats, coarse and fine
Shirts of all qualities, Flannel, Merino,
Silk, Buckskin, Cotton and Linen b.
SONS and Collars-Drawers of all
kinds, Buakskin, Merino, Cotton and
Linen.
Clothing purchased Of me shall an
swer the recommendation or restitution
will be made in case of every f>ilure.
1t has all been manufactured by gerry
reputable firm of Merchant Taizers an
The city Of N. Hauen aOho haze sent me
to abide aoith you and ciOthe you. Be
sure to call before purchasing elsewhere
Il will give you good bargains.
H. WADE, Martins Row.
Jan. 10th, 1O46.
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The State of MississIDDi.
Pamela CoUNTy

FANoLA COUNTY
Circuit Court, april Term 1916.
The Board Of Police, !
Of Pamela County.
The Mnknopn heirs
OF VIM. RiUes, decd.
IL appearing 20 the satisfaction of The
! Court, that the heirs of William
hlVes decd. are unknown, upon mo.
ton: 1t is ordered by the court tina,
publication be made for the space of
two months in the Pamela Mississippi
Lynx" newspaper published in The
iown oil Pamela, State of Mississippi:
that unless the defendants shall appear
before our next Circuit Court, to be
heid at the Court House in The County
Oh fanola on the 4th Monday after the
4th Monday in Sept. next, and plead
answer, or demur to the bill of com
plant, or the allegations & charges
therein contained, will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing Er-parte
VIM. S. KEITH, Clerk,
June 81, 1916. 19-9m
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his trial, and he is now under arrest.
1t was evidently Mr.. Folks inter lion
TO pass over his acts as lightly as possi-
bic, but has been gouded to the step he
has now taken. The old General will
give Marcy, and Polk too, their hands
full TO manage him; for he is like a
young war horse, who is painting and
snorting, when he snuffs the battle afar
off, With Gen. Scott, Gen. Gaines, and
the War TO manage, Marcy will break
down, and Polk and the party will re-
greet the day they placed this spoils in
triguer in such a station.
The Union states that Court Of In
quiry, TO consist Of Brevet Brig. II. Bra
dy, Brevet Brig. Gen. G. Nj Brooke,
and Col. J. Crane, members; and Bre-
vel Capt J. F. Lee, recorder, has been
ordered TO convene at Fort Monroe, on
the 9th July, 10 investigate the conduct
of Bvt. Major General Gaines.-Vck.
Wig.
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o. During the battle Of the 9th
May long l8-Pcunder, dragged by
twenty yoke Of oxen, was ordered 10
take position to act with effect against
the enemy. The detachment accom-
panying the piece was exceedingly anx-
ious to commence operations, but their
ardor was restrained by the comman-
der Capt. Churchill, until he had at
tanned what he conceived TO be a pro-
per position, when a deadly fire was
poured into the ranks Of the Mexicans.
A wag, in allusion to The above incident,
gave, few days ago, the following
toast-"Yankee Flying Artlllery-a
long eighteen and twenty yoke of oxen
not so fast as a streak of creased light
ming, but when once thar, thunder's no
whar."
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The State Of WI IssissIppI,
Pamela COuNTY.

TANOLA COUNTY.
CircnH Court, April Term 1916.
JOHN HIGHTowER,
Er,z Hre xTi 0'0 Of D'''''s'
HPON opening the bill Of complaint in
U this cause, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, that the said
defendant is a nonresident OF this State,
upon motion: 1t is considered by the
Court that publication be made in the
Pamela Mississippi "Lynx," newspa-
per published in the town OF Pamela, in
this State for the Term Of three months,
requiring said defendant to appear be-
fore our next Circuit Court, to be held
at the Court House Of Pamela County,
on the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday in September next, and plead
answer, or demur TO said Bill of Com
plant, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing "Er-
parte."
VIM. S. KEITH, Clerk.
June 81, 1916. 19-3m.
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To the Gentlemen of
PSmOLH.

IF you desire good clothing and at
L excessively lou prices, let me con-
strain you to give me call. can
now cloth you from and to both extrem-
tiles. Desirable Hats, Of Otter, Beaver,
Ashland, Silk g. Plush. as well as Caps
of oil Silk, and Cloth; Night Caps;
Shirts of every kind, Silk, Cotton, lin
en-, and Buckskin; Drawers of all kinds,
Coats, Pants, & Vests of every discrip-
ton; Socks and elegant Boots and Cal
tiers; Cravats; Russian Girdles; Shout
der Braces; Money Belts, and every
thing else so multiplied that have not
patience to enumerate, you can find at
ii. Wade's on Madison street, Memphis.
nearly opposite the Post Office, and
near the Union Bank.
H. WADE.
April II, '46. 3-tf.
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The State of Mississippi
Pamela County, Circuit
Court april Term 1916
hANClS CHAPMAN, Oy noT next
friend WILLIAM G. PETERSON.
No. $50, v. Bill Of Diuosce.

JOHN A. CHAIRMAN.
HsPuN opening the Bill Of Complaint
I'd IN this cause andst appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, that said de-
PENDANT is a nonresident of this State
upon motion, 1t is considered by the
court that publication ,e made in the
Pamela Mississippi Lynx, news paper
published in the Town of Pamela in this
State for the Term of three months,
requiring said defendant TO appear be-
fore our next Circuit Court to be held
at the Court House Of Pamela county on
the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday
in September next, & plead answer or
denur TO said bill of complaint, or the
same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing er parte.
VIM s. KEITH, Clerk.
June 90, 1916. 18-3m