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- Hear Ch1u Stirg pro stA day u
July 1885 In the of wiiam J. Pene n
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Gay asrnoon the 9th day of August premises
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bEhir, the hereinafter tstsd Ped
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VIRGINIA; At Rules held In the Clerks Office
q the sepehol Court of chassy creui
ths 9th day Of July. Ist6;
wiaiam Benj,nn ssd job. Bssiania n.s AMI pa
nsrs usdax under the arm Of w. n. Bsrjan,ia Pun.
against
Henry L. uaninsion other D,a.
The deiesan above named
and given security according tn the Act of
hs Cosrt and Appearing BY satisfactory evidence
an 'nhabant 81 THIS Commonwealth u ordered. That
defe dsn do the rules
the h hond.yi oe,obsr nett and
an that copy order be forthwith
pub.hed the city Of Reh~ond
posted at the mont door of the Capitol the aid city.
Copy-res,e;
u Is-wsw row. ROBERTS. DC.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks of.
Zee ofhe superor Count Cbanesry Richmond Cir
e1ii, the 9th day ~ July. ists:
Christopher Merhsron Smith, and hsm Byrd Ia.
~he Pun,
against
John Lobb and Jo.-phine John mp and Harriet ND,
WIFE, Standing AID Roa. his ~ifr, Peher and
other mn.
The defendants above
and given security according the het Of Assembly
OF this Court and evidences
sonhabi'an Of this Commonwealth Il IL ordsrre
do the rules holden
u. nf Monday October and bin of
and that Of this order be forthwith
publshed Richmond
~ and posted the Mont door of the Capitol
A Copy-Teste;
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which
l2I, 60, - and d bleaebed sheeiings shitings
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CROFULh ts nature its prevalence and prin-
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ERIES,
st Auction.
On THURSDAY, aga al our Auction storr IN
assortment Of Groceries
3o6 seG' prime green Rio and LaSulyra Cofse
IS hbds W holAs-es
g hhds prime Western Shoulder Bacon
30 terees Rice
Is hhds Porto SuEar
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Malaga, Carei and Pom Wines
Reeu6ed WHISKY
Preach Brandy
Pays 4 AoTgan's' brown Soap
Back and Gunpowder Teas
Drab and SIN Hats
No. I and EIira White Lead
Bleaehed Solar Lamp Oh
Cider Vinegar. barrels
Wrapping Paper
Rsgaha and Principe Cig4rs
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for approved paper.
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IA nor RENT.-The Store No. l46. an
Main street four doors below the Exchange Bank oe-
eup'ed Tor some time past BY Aessrs Alen Put
hiure Store together with the kebeR spacious Lasr
attached This property in good AsVnr been Re-
Gently repaired and impoved) ocAsa Tor au.s
sort Of business Possession viii ls d.y on J
neIt, OF sooner, desred- Apply M TABB A aoS
once Main Street opposite Exchange Banl E az
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M ENOR RENT-A new brick house cou-
tainng eighteen rooms with kiehen he on P,,n,h,
an1 M Heet For terms apply ROBERT MOTT NJ h- r..
denee on 9Th FrankIn and Gae- or =, h A.
SDn "a .snr, Dah. jaI7
FOX RENT-A dwelling house ON 4th street
between Franklin and Grace and opposite re.dsnee Of the
Kew J. b. Jetsr. Por apply as above
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FIELD.


Doctors FIELD g. COOKE,
EEAVING associated in the practice
= Of their profession, offer their ser,
wees TO the citizens Of Madison county.
The latter tenders 10 those of his
friends who have heretofore patronized
him his most sincere thanks.
Office the same as that recently occu-
pied by the late firm Of Price & Cooke.
April Il, 1916. 3O-3m
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A Ranger Of Madison county, viii
"A offer at public sale, before the Court
House door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 5th daygf October neal,
The following described Strays, to.wit
Taken up by S Il Lee, one Sorrel
Mare, = years old, fourteen and a half
hands high; Appraised to $4,000
Taken up by D w Briscoe, a Sorrel
mare Pony, about thirteen hands high, 8
years old, no marks nor brands; Alp
praised to $4,000
Taken up by Hill Jones, d small In
dian Pony, about 4years old, color bay,
a small split in each carr: Appraised
to $500
Taken up by J H Vannoy, n yoke
Of Oxen, white and black pied, branded
J B, a half crop off the left and swallow
fork IN the right ears: Appraised to
$4,000
One muly Seer, under bit in the left,
and over bit in the right ear: Apprais-
ed to $500
/ brown Steer, with some white spots,
a slit n the highland swallow fork in the
left ear: Appraised to $500
Taken up ty w Sadler, n red and
white Steer, crop and split in the right.
and under half crop 10 the left ear, aboni
nine years old: Appraised to $1,000
One dunn Steer, about seven year.
old. crop and hole in the right and upper
half crop in the left ear: APPralse,
Ito 500 y
Taken up BY R B w FIemine, a vel
low Steer, with some white about bi
tanks, nine years old, bored for the hol
low horn, crop and split in the left ear
branded SO: Appraised 10 500
A red and white Steer, about 4 year
o d, crop and split and ,nder bit in tn
left and split and under bit in the RICH
ear, branded in two places with some
thing like the bottom Of a stirrup iron
Appraised to $50
W Persons having in their possessio
the above described Horses are require
to bring them forward on the day {
sale. HENRY WHITE,
Ranger Madison Count!
, September 10, 1916. 81
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Provisions, Groceries, &c.
JOMN NOONAN,
rs now receiving a choice assortment
~ Of the following articles in the above
line, to wiz:
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac-
co of the most esteemed brands,
Spices Of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware Castings, Hard
ware, Bar g. Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety Of other articles too
numerous TO mention, all which lie offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
August 8, 1916. 47-tf
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wo L CARDINC.

n HAVE in operation a Wool Carding
n Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east Of Camden. am prepared to card
wool on moderate terms, and in the best
ann My machinery is constructed
on The most improved modern plan. 1t
is necessary 10 order to make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleansed Of
trash, burrs and dirt, and be made as
loose as possible by picking. For every
eight pounds of wool one pound Of lard
must be sent, or | will furnish the lard
al the market price.
A. S. MITCHELL.
July 25, 1916, 45-tf
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JAYNE,s LAIR N

WR7E have heretofore numbered our
~ selves among those who believe
that the sIEiair Tonic prepared by DR.
Jayne, was one Of the many quack nos
trums whose virtues are never seen be-
You'd the fulsome puffs Of their authors,
We are willing at length to make pub
lie acknowledgement ofthe error Of our
belief. An intimate friend some two or
three months since. all the top Of whose
Uranium was as bald as a piece Of polish.
ed marble, maugre all our jesting and
ridicule Of the idea of attempting to cul-
tiUdte SO barren a spot, purchased a bottle
or two ofthe Hair Tonic from DR.. Jayne,
and, according to its direction applied ii.
During the present week the same friend
ushered himself into our presence, and
uncovering his hitherto naked head, as
tonished US with a thin, though luxu.
RANT growth Of hair from n to two
inches in length upon The very premises
we had believed as unyielding to culti-
walton as the trackless sand that skirts
the Atlantic. This is no puff but is
religiously true, and to those who
doubt, the gentleman a be pointed out
What is more ia a favor uf the "Tonic''
the case here cited was not one oftempo-
rary badness, Or sudden loss ofthc hair
but was one ofyear's standing, though
The gentleman is bur forty-fve gears Of
age.-Ph sdclphia Spirit Of The Tines
For sale at The Drug Store Of
PREESTLEY q MOSBY.
SAINT sdS MI
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E GROCERIES.
CORDTS a. MONTGOMERY,

fUAvE taken possession of their new
store on the North side of the pub
y square, in the "Burnt District" where
hey will be happy TO receive their old
blends and customers, and as many new
hes as will favor them with a call
Fhey offer for sale, Cheap for Cash, a
hrge and new stock of GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS and N scellaneous arti-
lies, Among which are
Flour, Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, MoIasses, and Liquors,
Coffee & Tea, Tobacco,
Starch, Cigars, &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps & Lead,
Iron, Steel, Nails y Glass
A large lot of Wagon Boxes.
Also-ICE &c., At all times.
Jolly IL, 1916. 43-ly
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-19
From Hon. STEPHEN v B. TRowBRIpaR,
of Michigan State Senate.
B%rRMINcHAM. Dec. IS.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. IS, l64l.
Mr.. Binghdm-You Wish me 10 inform
you what know Of DR.. Osgood's India
Chalagogue and anti bilious medicine,
| do believe that if the virtue and eHica-
cy Of this medicine we're generally
known, the Fever and Agac would dis.
appear in Michig n.
| procured a bottle in the spring Of
1871, and have good reasons 10 BEL eve
that myself and family escaped he agus
last spring in consequence of US uses
Perhaps no summer since the settle
ment Of this fine peninsular has the Fe-
yer and Ague been 50 prevalent as The
last. have recommended this medicine
in numerous instances and when lhe
disease had become fixed and bafied the
Of physicians; and I haUe neuer
K ,oon ittaii. It has universally pro.
duced the most happy effects, and | BE-.
il has never been exceeded By any
medicine il removing the bilious diseases
Of the climate. Yours, respectfully.
STEPHEN v. R. TRowBRIDaE.
Price $l so. Sold il Cincinnati, Ohio.
wholesale and retail by SANFORD q PARK,
general agents Cor the west, VI their
Western Depot for the sale 81 vuabla
Medicines, north east corner Of
and Walnut street.
For sale Al the Drug Store &c
PRIESTLEY q M0sBY
C0afaa.
d. 81 woopalAr,
q 7. TANHEHgtf,
August II, l846
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TIME subscriber would respectfully
~ inform tho citizens Of Canton and
surrounding couatry, that he has located
himself in Canton, where he is prepar-
ed to execute with despatch every kind
of business 10 his line, such as Repair.
ing Watches. Checks and Jewelry Of eve.
ry variety. PaEicular attention will be
given to adjustin and regulating all fine
Lever and Jeweled Watches. All bust
ness entrusted 20 his care shall be
. omptly attended to, and warranted ia
perform for twelve months.
a. w. KING.
July II, 1916. 43-6m
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JAYNEss CARMINATIVE nA.HtN
IT is well known that regular bAysi.
clans are shy Of endorsing he viz
tues Of any Of that class Of reshedies
commonly called aPatent Medicines, boz
so conspicuous have been the curative
powers Of this preparation, 10 its son.
derful effects, that some Of the first phy-
sieians in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and
other States, have voluntarily came for.
ward, and furnished DR., jayne with GER
u6cates Of It's sanatiye influence. II is
now extensively prescribed 10 medical
practice, as a remedy for cholera infan-
tum, dysentery. cholic, dyspepsia, and
all diseases proceeding from q disorder.
ed action Of the stomach, liver, intcs-
tines, or nerves, whether in children, or
persons Of adult age. II acts directly
upon the secretions, and p%uriies the
blood, by purifying the elements Of
which II is composed.
Hamilton, N. Y. Oct. g, le4i.
Mr. ] J Foote-Dear Sir:-I cheeF-
fully add my testimonial 10 the hume.
rous recommendation Or Dr.. Jayne'a
Medicines, which have already been
given. nave found his Carminatiye
successful 10 my family 10 cases where
all other means had failed. have also.
used with decided benefit his Expecio.
rant. | would not be without either III
these medicines in my family for any
consideration.
3 ] have the qualification or a personal
acquaintance with Dr.. Jayne. He is an
! exemplary member Of society, and sus-
tains a high reputation il Philadelphia
asa regular and skilful physician.
: ]. s MAGINNIs.
Professor In The Hamilton Literary and
theological Seminary,
FIR sale at the Drug Store OF
PREESTLEY a MOSSY.
], September IL, 1916. 5a-q
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DErRolr October
Mr Edmard Binehnm.

DEAR SIR;-Wilh great pleasure
state the fact Of the complete and radical
cure of The Fever and Ague with which
my son William was attacked, BY the use
pursuant to directions, Of DE-. Osgood's
India %Chalegouge, He had as sovereah
attack as ever witnessed, and | apprs.
hended a long winter 81 this disease,
which was some years ago the case
when | resided at Tecumseh. But was
providentialIy led To notice your adger.
tizement in relation TO this medicine
determined 10 try il, and the use Of one
DO tie broke the disease, and ! am conf.
dent has effected a radical cure, as tive
months have elapsed without a return Of
ii, and my son is in the enjoyment ofro.
bust health. 1t san invaluable medicine
and should be generally known.
Ross WILKINS.
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aADDL.ERY.

IA LARGE lot of Saddles, Brides.
a Martingils, Bride Filings, Hailers
Su~fcingles, G ribs, Saddle Bags, and one
seit Buggy Harness, 81
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
Julyll, 1876.
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THE MAIL
ruU MAnIsONVILLE MAIL
THE VERNON A
POST OFFICE HOURS.

NrOfice open every day, ercept Sunday,
ring business hours, and on SG"aGg az o"e
bur after sunrise, and at ttco o,eI0eS' ~ Il
September 70, 1916.
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PJNNDER 4 SHOT.
SOAP, CANDLES, &c
sUNDRIEsy

PlCKLES, assorted, Sardines, Raisins
Almonds, Nutmegs,C Candies, assort-
ed, etc., now IN hand and FOR sale 81
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.
July rs, 1916.
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BLMK BOOKS ! srATloNARr.

USf received and for sale a lot OIL
blank books, Of various sizes, fools
cap paIer, letter Taper, quilts and steel
pens, back ink, BY
R, HARRINGTON a Co.
AugBt 20, '46.
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BLACKsMETmENG AMI
WAGGo1 AZsE @.

WAGON MAKING
TVHEs lbscrlber respectfully announ-
a. ces to the citizens Of Madison
county, that he has opened the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. L. French, where
he will carry on the above mentioned
business in all It's branches. Horse
Shooting on the most approved p%rinci-
Plies. He has on hand a few Of the CO.
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which no will sell
extremely low for cash.
W. o. HARGAN.
juno 81, 1916. 42-ly
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AT THE PEOPLES EXPENSE.

According to the last Journal Of Congress, the
yeas and nays were called during the last session,
about five hundred times. 1t takes about 90
minutes TO take the call, and the whole number of
minulesis l0,000 or l66 hours. The regular day
session occupies 3 hours, making SIS working days
that have been actually consumed in calling for
the yeas and nays. We ha Ne about 227 mem
bers uf the House of Representatives whose daily
pay is 1862, and whose pay for the SIS working
days alluded to would amount to S74 .9IO-quile
considerable sum for the mere calling of the
yeas and nays. We recognize the importance of
calling the yeas and nays On important questions,
but most of the above expense has occurred by
calling them for trifling and partizan objects
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struc,ionists. Wha, can be expected OF such an
administration Z?
When we look narrowly into the course he has.
and is pursuing. in making this singular coalition
we cannot give him long the Premiership of Eng.
land
it is true, the Corn bill, and the Sugar bill has
passed, hut the Factory bill is still stumbling
block. The Cabinet, constituted as it is, cannot
bat be divided on that, as the workmen are de-
manding relief Of controlling factory bill, and
the manufacturers and their friends, who have
heavy shares, are opposing them. Then, there is
the affairs of the colonies, particularly the Cana
das, which will require calm, and clear. and
experienced heads to keep them in subsection to
the "mo,her country" On the whole, Lord
John Russell after many years of labor, has arri-
we'd at the height of the pinnacle from which we
believe he will not descend with benefit To his
country. The artificial fabric which has been
reared. during many years of conquest and sue
cessful industry. has, by the retirement Of Sir
Robert Peel, been deprived of its equipoise, and
is fast sinking from its high estate.
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From the Union.
JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATIoN


Alta meeting of this associs ,ionn, held pursuan,
to notice, in jackson Hall. on Monday night. tho
7th instant. for the election Of officers and other
business, MIR, Jnhh Ward was called 10 the chair
and II. X. Ofnit appointed secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions we,e
offered. and unanimously adopted:
fl Whereas the newly organized democratic assn
ciation, nuder the title of the Jackson Democrat.
ic Association of Washington city, having for its
object the dissemination of intelligence, SETTING
'or'h the true principles Of the democratic party
throughout the country, and particularly to the
""tking classes. viz farmers. mechanics, and Ia.
boring men ln general; and knowing by long
cor'e> p'hdence with the people Of the different
Siates The disadvantages under which the honest
ana industrious pori"n OF our fellow citizens labor
Tor the wan, Of facilities for the diffnsion of neD
gence and political information : and whereas, be-
ing as this association is composed principally of
mechanics, we desire that more free and perfect
understanding and social intercourse shall exis,
between me mechanics and laboring men through
out the United States.
BE IL therefore resotred, That, ms far as prac.
ticahie, the prominent officers of this association
shall be chosen trom amongst the mechanics and
lahoriny men belonging 10 said association this
curse being deemed best calculated TO effect ,he
above objects
Resoiped. That the spirit of the above resolu.
tion 10 not intended as casting any reprOach upoD
our democratic friends engaged in other branches
OF business but intended as a check TO proven,
the making of pulical capital. by the federal par
~, against democrats under the patronage of the
general government. tt
Resofced, That we most curdially invite all orr
democratic friends in Office, as well as other dem.
ocra'ic citizens. to become members of the Jack
son Democratic Association
The association then proceeded to ballot for Of
1cers for the ensuing six months, and the follow
ing gentlemen were elected:
President.-C. p. Sengstack.
First Pice President.-Henry s. Davis
Second Pice Observation-Disclosures Wilson.
Recording Secretnry.-Z K. Ofutt
Corresponding Secretnry.--Jesse f.. Dow.
Treasurer john A Donoho ,,t
Erecutioe Committee john C.. Rives, chair
man Jesse f.. Dow, secretary c.. w. G., Dun.
ninglon, VIM. Greer, David Hendrick, Owen
Connolly, and j. M. Munding. M. ID.
On motion, it was ordered that the above
named resolutions, and the names Of the officers
be published in the Union The new constitution
was signed by about 60 members and then ON mo-
ton. the association adjourned to The aext regular
meeting. first Monday in October next
C.. p. SENGSTACK, President
IL. X. OFFUTT, Recording Secretary.