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Tax KMeKEKHoeKER ToR ArRiL is one Of the besl num.
bers Of this honored Magazine have read Tor many
day The frat paper, by John Z. Warren entitled "Tro.
Piea orniihology an interesting the various
species Of birds which nhub. the tropical trgons "Run.
ming Blockade during the last War graphic yarn BY
Ned Buntne, showing how the Yankee captain Of prvs.
teer schooner outwilrd whole Beet Of British menof war
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"Iietc Mature in her glass (iAe w.nlon elm

"iere Nature IN her glass (tke wsnion elm
Sits grayely making faces al herself;
And while she scans her elun.y features Der
Repeats the 6lunders that she made Of yore =,
1.-THE House-fiunier's Family tale of New York, wa,
doubtless written expressly for the benefit married ladies'
and illustrates the everlasting rrsessnes. Of
some The Saint Lager Papers are already too
well known TO need any comment THE Gull Stream is
scenlhc paper upon the and phenomena Of iha,
wonder Of the ocean, BY Stuart Perry II conbss the idea
that is causedby the trade Winds and worth reading
Our Cousin, the Sehoolnis,fess capital hit at the
upper crust notions Of the exclusives THE Editors Ia
bic" brings up the viii the usual fras, Of fat things
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CAMP BEFORE VERA CRuz,
March 10, ls47--5 o'clock, P. NJ.

Our news from the city Of Mexico, received -
roundabout way, would prove that mosl 'sn
guaaFy Feyoluiion--or rather a series OF Tesoiu'
ions--is raging in that CITY, the different Par'ies
being oil by the ears, and fighting each other WI"
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PENMANSHIP.
Mr.. 4. d. KETCHAM:

Mr.. I. D. KETcHAM:
Dear Sir have examined with some
care, the treats on practical Penmanship as
taught by yourself, and am fully convinced
Of its superiority over all others have seen,
and having had fair opportunity Of observ-
ing your manner Of imparling instruction to
your pupils, feel free to say that believe
that you fully understand the system you
profess to teach; and that the system, in the
hands of gentleman Of your industry aud
perseverance, can loose none Of its beauty
or usefulness. | shall feel happy if this
testimony to your merits shall lead others to
avail themselves Of your instruction in this
most desirable art. Wishing you success in
your most laudible undertaking, | remain,
yours respectfully, w T. COURTS.
Holmes CO., Miss, Dec. 10, 1916.
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LRnd for Sale.

"E are authorised to sell 100, 900 acres
W of Land, in various tracts, in the
counties OF Yazoo, Holmes, Issaquena, Wash
ington, Sun Flower, Carroll, TaIlihatchie,
Yallabusha and Choctaw.
A large portion of these lands are very
valuable-lhey are owned bv nonreeidents
who are anxious to sell-they will be sold
low, and in tracts to suit purchasers, and on
long creditsA
part Of these lands will be leased fol
term of years to suitable applicants.
Full information Of the location and quail.
ity of any Of these lands will be given a
any time, on application TO US at our Office
in YazOo city. N. G. g. E. NYE.
November 90, 1916. 2O-7t,
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EDUCATION.

MIR. CHAS. w. EMMONS, would very
w respectfully inform the citizens of
YazOo City and the adjoining country, that
he will open a SCHOOL at his residence,
where he has large and cOmmodiOus room
for the purpose, on the 23d of November.
MRS. EMMONS will assist in the female
part Of the School.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orthography and Reading. per month s. so
Arethmetic, Grammai and Geography 90
All higher branches 90
AS he has followed teaching for several
years, Testimonials can be seen by calling
on him.
YazOo city, Nov. 90, 1916. 2O-tE
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To the qualified Voters Of the
LIST and I'd Wards.

In obedience TO the requisition made and
provided in the Town Charter -Procla
nation is hereby made, that an Election for
two members of the Board of Town Coun-
Gil, will be held in the % Ward, al Winn's
Horel, on Friday, the sth January, lS47,
to all vacancies Occasioned By the resiena-
ton of N. G. Nye and ]. w. Barnett; VIM.
Mills, Jr., J. M. Devlin and D. A. James,
are appointed Judges Of said election.
Polls will also be Openedat the Mayors
Office on same day. for the election Of one
member in the LIST Ward, TO ill a seat vaca-
ted by w. L. Bates removal from town.
N. Perry, ROb't Wallace, and Nat. Register,
are appointed Judges.
A. PATTERSON, Mayor.
Yazoo city, Dec. Is. 1916. 24-2t.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.
YAzoo CirY. De. l5.sIs

YAzoo CRY, Dec. Is, 1916. /.
Present--s. v. MrrcHnLL, President;
Messp. Allen, Hayman, Murdoch, and VIII:
SON Onreilmen,
The meeting being called 70 order, the
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Proposals were received from Thos. Pea
cock, ESD, to pave the side walks on Main
Street with good brick at IS cents per square
yard, on motion, il was resolved, that Mr..
Pea OCk's proposals be accepted, provided
he will include the back curbing'
Mr.. Wilson, one Of the securities Of the
late Charles Dreaming, lessee of the whOrf,
proposed to the Board TO take back the wharf
and release the securities, by their paying a
portion of the money now due. On motion,
a committee of two was appointed to confer
with the securities upon the subject-M essrs
Allen and Hayman, committee.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
RESOLVED, That tho Clerk issue an order
upon the Town Treasurer in favor of A.
Patterson for the sum of one hundred dollars
in part payment Of the amount due him for
Office rent and salary as Mayor.
RESOLVED, That A. Murdoch be allowed
an account, SIS, and that the Treasurer be
authorized to pay the same out of the Hos
pital Fund.
The following accounts were presented
and Owed:-Fleming & Hines for making
coffin and digging grave for sundry persons
S22 so, w. Fleming removing sundI y nui
sances s. 90, Garrett & McCasn lumber
$l4 80, j. B. Grafton board of Jas Honne
(pauper) $l3 Is, ]. w. Barnett hire of boy
10 work on streets $50 81, w. J. Lea&e bal
ance due on logs $50 so, Kelley & Berry 2;
gals. whiskey furnished hands while work
j ing on streets and one shovel SO 60, F. Ger!
hire Of cart and oxen $34 %, DR.. Mills &C
count SI8 II, for services as Town Physi
clan from March 9TH 10 April 10th last, wa
presented and referred to committee on &C
counts.
On motor, the meeting adjourned.
SAM'L v. MITCHELL,
President Of the Council.
E. 3. RUMBLE, City Clerk,
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STOP YOUR Horses Here.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

WHEREAS. Letters Of Administration
W on the Estate of John B. Shally, decd,
were granted to the undersigned, at the
September Term, 1916, Of the Probate Court
Of YazoO county, State Of Mississippi:-
Now, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to come forward and make pays
ment, and those having claims against the
estate of said deceased, are hereby required
to exhibit the same within the time limited
by law, or the same will be barred.
GEORGE HAHN, Adm'r.
October 9, 1876. 1856.
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Notice.
Fruit Trees for Sale

Fruit frees Tor S01Go
HATCH'S NURSERY.
RTANY friends Of this Southern Nursery
4VA are Knowing TO the fact that the senior
partner OF this concern departed this life
some 90 months ago, and that the surviving
partner, r. Griffin, is with the Army of lR4-
Vasion in Mexico. Previous to the departure
Of Adj't Griffith. he requested Of me to sup
erintend and issue the Annual Catalogue,
stating that the head gardner had been in
slTuCted to keep notes and deliver The same
to me. This same gardner has failed TO
so, having lett the State, without leaving any
data at all. / am therefore totally unable TO
make out satisfactory Cataloge; not being
able to state the time of the ripening of fruit,
er, in fact, anything definite. l am now
placed in charge of the entire concern dur
ing the absence of my friend, and I trust
make not the appeal in vain when | solicit
aid from all friends of the cause, or orders
from all who desire good and select fruits.
beg of the Press and editorial corps to aid
me, as / have most cheerfully aided them;
and more than this, cur friend Griffith is bat>
Ting our cause, the cause of our country,
and he must lose by his military and patriotic
spirit, at least $25OO.
/ Twill have head gardener who thorough
ly understands the business; will person.
ally attend to all orders, and will, to the best
| OF my ability, endcaVOf to give Satisfaction +.
PRICES OF TREES.
APPLES 25 cts-A large, increased variety on
i hand;
PEARS SO cts g sc e
PEACHES 25 cts-A choice selection 4 vari'ty;
I NEcTARINEs 25 cts. s !" $
PLUMBs SO cts, and all other fruits at usual
prices.
SHRUBBERY, FLOWERS, &C., the same as here
tofore: the business in fact going on as usu-
! al, only that this years work is nearly lost
but this conflicts not with the present rates
would request that orders be left at the
Nursery, or If more convenient, with ml
friend, w. V. Davenport, in Vicksburg; al
of which shall receive my attention befor'
they are filled.
If particular kinds be required, please 4
Is specify; and also, whether other varietie
e may not be placed in lieu thereof. If left
IS my Judgment, will mace the Gest selectiO
Dfl | am able, under the circumstances, as hav
:. had correct account taken Of all that hav
D been worked.
I beg as personal favor that my persona
friends will give their aid, as / feel som
united action is absolutely necessary to pre-
tect the interest Of our absent and patriot
IL friend. NJ. w. PHILIPS.
LOG Hail. Miss; Sept. 90, 1846.
0ArL Letters addressed me, directed "EC
wards Depot, Kinds CO. Miss" shall me-
N with prompt attention.
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NOWIS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE,
Friends Of Morality and a Pstre
Literature.
The Saturday Evening Post.
NEW PROSPECTUS.

The proprietors Of that old and firmly establish
ed paper. the SATURDAY EVENING POST,
sre determined to maintain the reputation il hiss &C
CURED Of being, en- the whole,
The best weekly Paper in America.
AS the vigorous defender of morality and a pure
literature, it has gained for itself which en-
titles it to take the lead Of journals which are afraid
to speak out upon this most important question.
A LITERARY JOURN AL.
AS literary journal the Post stands second to
none The best contributions Of the American and
Foreign mind, procured to instruct and dalight
its large circle of readers-and exertions shall
be spared to render the POss a delightful cOmpan-
ion both for old and young.
A MERCANTILE JOURNAL.
Every week we shall furnish our readers with an
accurate account of the condition of the PhiIade-
phia markets.-The prices and sales of county
produce, &C., and the Cattle market. Our Bank
Note List is also carefully corrected weekly, and
the prices of various stocks given. Careful atten-
ton will be paid to this IMPORTANT part four paper
to make it accurate and reliable.
AN AGRICTI TURAL JOURNAL.
As the Farming interest is a most important one,
we are careful never TO omit anything in the Post
that would prove of interest to Our agricultural
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our paper is filed with the best matter that can be
selected from the various agricultural journals.
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Foreign, Congressional, and other News will eve
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PORTRAITS AND PICTURES.
Portraits Of distinguished men, Pictures Of re
markable places, also, shall not be forgotten AMI
we shall cndeavor always to have some such embel
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We shall thus, finally, maintain for the Post tn
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Family Paper and the Fireside Friend. .4lway
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Mother, the Brothers, the Sisters, down even to tn
& Younger members of the household.
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Trustees Sale.
PLANTATION AND NEGROES
In Washington County, Mississippi and
YazOo City Town Lot and
FHF buildings ff&1Nk

buildings. %ft@
I'm MONAY, the lst day Of February,
Is47, will proceed to sell, BY virtue
OF certain Deed Of Trust, executed 10Th
May, ls45, by Thomas J. Read and John
A. Read, 10 nc, as Trustee, and duly record
ed ia the proper county, and at the special
instance and request Of the creditors named
in said deed, at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for Cash, on the premises, the FOL.
lowing described lands, situated, living and
being IN the county Of Washington and
State Of Mississippi, and described as fol.
lows-to.wii: &
Section No. 3 OF Township IL, Range 8,
West, containing GAG $4,000 acres; also,
Section No. "a Of Township II, Rage g.,
West, containing 90 26.lOO acres; also, Lot
No, Of Section 33, Township IL. Range
8, West, containing so acres, and Lot No.
of Section 80, Township II, Range 8,
West, containing l3l 90 100 ACRES, convey
cd by Thos. S. TheObald and wife, TO said
7. J. Read and Jno. A. Read. Said lands
front on the Mississippi River in American
Bend. Also, one undivided half Of the fol>
lowing namsd NEGROES, slaves for life,
held jointly with the heirs Of Baine, viz:
Sophia, aged as; Nancy, IS; Queen, 40;
Jane, 10; Rachael, IL; Priscilla; Jenny, go;
Maria, 80; Lydia, 80; Amanda, %; Edna, 30;
Vina, SO; Betsy, 35; Ellen, 9; Peyton, g.
Bob, A; Louis, l5 Club, 8, Horace, 6; Lou
lisa, l; Jim, jr A; Mary, Al; Harriet, 6;Dick
o; George, .; Billy, so; Jno. Brown, SO
Alexander, 40; Louis johnson, 60; Hatton
80; Jim, sr., 40; Frank, so; John, it,, Of
Little John, l6; John Mitchell, AZ; Louis
Davis, 40; Warren, 40; Ben, 80; Oliver, 40
Louis, jr., or Charles Louis, 5; Lawson, 35
Sam, 10; Harvey 81; Fleming, 6; Amy, 4
BonaPaTte, 3; Catherine, Queens child ,
And further, all the right, title and in
terest Of said Reads in and to the following
named Slaves, to.wit: Henry and her three
children, Dick, Jane and Peter-togethe
with all the stock Of Houses, Cattle, Mule
and Hogs, and farming implements, apper
tanning to said ira cts Of land, which is be
lieved to be an entire estate in fee.
The above sale will be for Cash, and
will convey TO the purchaser only such it'll
as is vested in me by said deed Of trust.
And on Saturday, the Gtk February, lS47
will sell on the prem ses, in Yazoo city. a
Trustee in a certain other Decd Of Trust
made by Thomas J. Read, John A. ReaC
and Robert Y Black, on the 10th May, lS45
by virtue of said Deed, at The request o
the creditors named in said Deed, 10 tht
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, situated, lying and be
ing in Yazoo City, Yazoo clunty, Missis
siPpi:-' OF No.(225)two hundred and lwenl
five, as designated and laid down on tn,
Map Of the town, together with the iene
menls, aPpurlenances, sc. Said Lot Ia
two Stores built thereon, under rental L
good tenants for about twelve hundred dol
lars per annum. II is considered the mos
desirable property in said Town Of Yazo
city. sew -....
will convey only the title conveyed
me as Trustee, and believe it to be indi
puiaLIe. VIM S. MOUNT,
Trustee.
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Yazoo city, Yazoo county, Miss
HOLLY RIDGE PLANTATIoN,)
Stack Island Beach, Dec. 9th. 1916.

To Mr.. A HoRNsBY:
Dear sir-I take pleasure in saying that the
Press you have built for me- gives me entire satis
faction witnessed it's operation for several hours
this Cay, ana do not hesitate to say, that with
seven hands, four bales per hour can Be made viii
more ease 10 the horse and the hands, than on any
other presS have had. Twenty-one bales we're
made to-day by ~ O'clock. Il works with gyoo,
case and speed, and | see no reason why il sbouid
not be a. least as durable as any other press, for
several presses built on "Provosps'' Dian. b1t /
can sec none TO the one erected for me bv Won
and can therefore confidently recommend 4. a,
the cheapest and beet pTess have ever used. iuSg
ing from the experiment have witnessed Of h,
operation.
am respectfully, your Obed't serv't,
STEPHEN DUNCAN
January ]. SAC. 2R-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS Sac.

W WlEL, as Administrator upon the estate
OF Beniah Cody, decd, and BY virtue
Of an order Of the Hon. Probate Court Of
Yazoo county and State Of Mississippi, ex,
pose to public auction, before the door Of
Winn's Hotel, 10 the town Of YazOO City,
on the 18th day Of December, A. D. ls46;
on credit Of twelve months, the following
real estate, viz;-NoFihWest quarter and
west half, southwest quarter and east hall
Of southeast quarter of Section i, and the
east half northeast quarter Of Section IL
Township 10, Range 8, West, belonging 4
said decedents estate. Bond and security
w;ll be required Of the purchaser.
LYDIA COODY,
Adm'r Of b. Coody, deed.
Yazoo City, Ocs. so, ls46. l7-6t.
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JACKSON COLLEGE.


"HE second session for the Scholastic
IL year in this Institution, will commence
on the first Monday in October.
7. c. THORNTON, D. D, President and Pro.
fessor of Ancient Languages, &c.
]. n. PUGH, A. N, Professor of Mathemat-
les and Natural Philosophy.
Col. }. D. MITCHELL, Professor of English
Literature and Principal OF the Preparatory
Department.
TERMs.-FOr Orthography. Reading Writ
ing and Arithmetic in the Preparatory De-
partment, per session of months, $I2 SO
| These with English Grammer and
Geography, IS 90
For the Languages or College course, 25 90
| A student pays from the time Of entrance
to the termination of the session, and no de-
duction for lost time, except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
Board can be had in the College or in pri+
Vate families for ten dollars per month, each
student finding his bed, bedding, washing
and candles.
The board must be paid monthly. and The
tuition for each half session, in advance.
The hours of recitation during the fall
and winter session are from 9 TO 12 O'Clock
and from 2 to 4. During the spring and
summer session from TO IL, AID from TO i.
The late examination was most ereditabIe
10 the Faculty and students, and il is hOped
that the College will continue to be patroniz-
ed by those who are anxious to have their
sons properly educated.
TRUSTEES.
A Brown, Prps't, Robert Huges,
Wilson Hemingway, Vim Langley.
Jas Mathews, VIM Yerger,
| VIM Clarke Edward Picket;
D Freeman, Charles Scott,
Charles Bradford
Jackson, September 16, 1916. i3-tf.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold on Friday the 18th day
w Of December, 1916, al public auc-
ton, for cash, on the Woodland Plantation,
in Yazoo county, formerly known as the
'Pease place,'' large number of Horses
and Mules and Oxen, and quantity Of
Cows, Hogs aud Stock $50 corn, fodder,
&C., with some Wagons, carts, and farming
utensils. r. H. GAGE, Agent,
for Franklin, Ballard g. co.
Oct. so, 1916. l7-6t.
o. The above sale is postponed until
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1916.
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ST Cd IA e u
FROM Mr.. Penny's plantation
r. on the Sunfower River, on the
goth ult., BAY HORSE, six
nSl<Ni4A years old. with black feet, black
name and tail, very broad between the eyes,
about sixteen hands high. Said horse is sup.
posed TO have been taken by some runaway
negro; he was traced by the owner to Silver
Creek, Whoever will return said horse OF
rive information where he NAV be found
will be literally rewarded BY the subscriber
THOMAS B. PARKER.
October 16, 1916. l5-St.
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Reef and Pork,

wwTE have ong hand lot Of Fat Beeves and
Nv Pork, which we will sell on the best o.
,'s,na 10 families blythe gusrter or quantity, and
nave The same carefully salted and packed away
= 'us'' BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Yazoo city Livery Stable, Oct. %, 1916. lott
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IMPROVED COTTON PRESS.

UVHE subscriber having purchased the right Of
constructing Provost's Patent Lever Swing
ing ulcra Cotton Press for the counties Of YazoO,
Isaquena, Washington and Sun Flower, desires to
invite the attention Of planters to this valuable,
cheap and powerful engine; and to offer his servi-
ees in the construction Of them.-lts durability
and excellence cannot be surpassed, and so per-
fectly simple that plantation carpenters can exc
cute the work. Individual rights are offered at
forty dollars, bill Of timbers, irons, &c. furnish
ed extra Of charge. Applications to be made to
Oh su' scrber, TO Jas. J. B. White, Yazoo city
A. HORNSBY,
Yazoo city, Yazoo county, Mississippi.
The subJoined letter is offered for the satisfae-
ton Of the public, which was written by one Of the
most extensive cotton planters Of the South, who
has recently had one Of these Presses erected on
one plantation, and purchased four other individ-
uual rights, substituting them in the place Of the
from Screw.
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HoLMEs Co, Miss, Dec. I6, ls4

HOLMES Co, Miss, Dec. l6, 1916.
Mr.. T. d. Ketcham:
Dear Sir-It gives me great pleasure 10
express my 1inion of your system of Pen
manship-haVing seen many specimens OF
writing Of your scholars before and after
taking lessons, and from their very great i'm
PrOvement il could not be other than favor
able. II is the only system adapted TO pub
lie school instruction. | therefore recon
mend it 10 the favorable attention Of the
public. Very respectfully,
VIM N. THORN, M. D.
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WAu ~. " ~ GOl
liz. w. Montgomery,
(Loie Richards s Montgomery
No. ii, CnARTREs STREET, New ORLEANS,
II AS in store, now landing, and on the
way from the principal foreign and
domestic markets, very complete stock Of
Goods in his line. In addition TO his usual
extensive assortment Of
Birmingham, Sheffield and Do
meStic
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
His stock Of HEAVY GOODS is very CONS
Plete-embracing, among numerous other
articles:
1000 boxes Tin Plates, ! II, approved
brands;
1000 pounds Block Tin, ,spelter, Zinc, sc;
10000 pounds Iron Ware assorted sizes;
35O tons Iron, assorted Swedes, English
and American-assorted fiat, TO aud,
square, plough plate, hoops, band
and sheet-Steel Of all kinds;
400 dozen genuine Collins & Co S light
and heavy Axes;
5000 kegs genuine Weymoth Nails, as.
sorted, all sizes;
$50 tons hollow Castings, assorted, pots
ovens, spiders, skiIets,ir dogs.&c
500 coils Grass Rope. assorted, all sizes
800 casks OK, log and trace Chains.
Together with Whtlemore's cotton and WOO
Cards; Coffee Mills; ShoveIs aud Spades
wire and hair Selves; Hoes Of an kinds
AnVils, Vices and Smiths Bellows; Tinware
mill, cross cut and pi: Saws: Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters and Corn Mills; horse anC
mule Hames and Collars; Kings Ploughs
Paper, all kinds; Tar, Spirits Twpentin'
and White Lead; Paints, all kinds; Mill nj
Grind Stones; Sheet and bar Lead.
$500 hundred gallons pure winter strain
ed and bleached Sperm Oil;
; 5000 gallons pure winter bleached Whal
Oll--sll warranted.
, His stock Of Cutlery is not surpassed
} Buyers are invited TO examine before puT
J chasing elsewhere. Oct. 30, 1916. II 3H