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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
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& FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN. JOHN b. PRESTON.
REfEnENCeS:
Messrs, Pomeroy y Du'kee, 81. LOUIS,
Capt Calvin Case, &"
Mtssr4 smith and Townsend, Ne,c Orleans.
7 A. Walker, Esq, Bdton Eouse, g
Benz Wacle Esq, Matches,
Messrs, Wilkins and Lawrence, Quinrv.
I n Morris, ESQ,
l.. ? Sanger, ESQ, Ga'ena.
Mcs-rs. Wad-wotth, Dyer, and Ch'..,!n, Chicago.
:" Ogden and Jones
William Gooding, LoclpOrt,
Gen Jacob Fry,
Mcssrs Mareson and Rrndner, Joiici, ~
g Wa ker and Kicking, Ona"a, el'
Cushman md Gridey, -
Isaac Hardy, Esq, La Sclie.
James Dunlap, Esq, Jas.sonrH"..
Messrs Core,iius and Grwold, Peoria,
Phelps ard Bouriand, e
Hon. Thomns Fond,
Nessrs Bmdner & Co., Ne1o York, ,.FI
David I.eavilt, ESQ.
Messrs Suydain, Sage & Co "
Corning Horner g. Co, albany.
A. J. Williams, ESQ, Utica,
Messrs Kimberly;; Pea.e = Co, Buffalo.
Reed, Parks & Co.. Bearer,
Bubb and Bishop Cicreland,
Burrows y Co. Cincinnati.
Williams and Diiwo.th, PH's6ure.
Knapp aud Toiteu,
e" T.. nnd L Faber,
Holman and Coates, Pcru.
l. D Harmon. Esq,
f. ID. Brewster, Esq,
4. H. ,Ridgrly, Esq, Springfield,
b. C. Webster Esq,
VIM Fem. Esq, lncon,
Messrs Dudley and Waryov, Neanr2in,
Gins @ Wilcox. Ern.. Yekin
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Esiaie of.2mqsa Crosiar, deceased

ESl0Ie y .7W0yd LTOStar, NcCfaSeH
NOIlCE Is hereby given that will at
Y tend the ceulr term Of the probate court
vi La sale county, To he holden ut tie Office Of
the probate justice, IN Ottawa, on Tie first Mon
day ~ March next, for settling and adjusting
all claims against the estate of AMhsl CnosiAn.
deceased An prrsnns having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified aud request.
ed to attend at the time and place aforesaid,
aud produce their claims in writing for the
purp use nf having the sans adjusted. --2j-Gt.
Jiul2 1910. AMASA o. tROSlAR, adm r..
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sacred Music Books.
EnI CARMlNA SACRA:
OSS 400 Psalier 100 Boston Academy;
100 Modern Harp, 50 Choir Choris Book,
50 Beethoven collection, 30 Missouri Harmony;
50 Boston Musical Education Soc, Collection
200 Tuylof4 Sacred Minstrel;
100 National Lyre, a new book
100 Primary School Song Book
300 Song Bool, Of the School Room;
Young Choirs Companion Young Choir;
Young Meloiist; The Lule by Taylor.
For sale by \. II x {. BuRLEl,
dec 8 l29 Lake street Chicago.
P.S-Thc Carmiun Sacra has Il supplement con
anng 50 new tunes, making no difference in the
price Of the book but very greatly adding to ia size
and value a. Ii. & {. Is.
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4. \. Sterling.
NEW
Clthoing and Furnishing Store!
NEW GOODS! NEW rASHlGhS!! INV Pd,CES!!

Al the nep building, ". side Of the public squore
rTif. subscriberhas received from the east and Just
opened at the above stand, what he claims To be
the finest. best and heaviest stock ever opened in
Ottawa, of CLOTHS,
Cdssimers, Sdtinsits, FestiHgS, Fignnels sir etc,
OF the very latest styles from the riches, the plain
est qualities, which he is selling at prices that posi-
lively astonish the natives
He has also heavy stocl, Of Ready iiade Cio-
thing, made in the latest fashions, and calculated
tor mems boys and chidrens wear. His stock COM
prises C0ais, Pants and Vests, OF all kinds. quail
lies, and prices stocks, cnyats, gloves, mittens ho
siery, suspenders, etc, etc
Particular attention pnld 10 manufacturing all kinds
Of clothing to order, under the supervision OF Mr..
BAILEY, whose experience and success in eating and
making up with the utmost neatness and despatch
Is unqnecilondbie Warranted to give satisfaction
in NIL cases.
Farmers anl others having their clothing made n,
home will hndi greatly to their advantage, u goods
will be sold unusually low, and tailor will always
be at hand to cut ali kinds of garments in the most
fashionable styles, without extra charges
Ottawa, oct 20, l3iJ-l3 4 y STIRLING.
ZINE Choking and Police cloth for Ladies at
7 Nov. 10, 1879. STERLlNG's.
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Warning!

A III. persons indebted to the subscriber by note
N or book account aie informed that after Jan.
nary lat 1870 they will find such accounts and note,
in the hands ofptcpcr officers for collection
Dec. IL, 1915 I. L. BOuGlrrON.
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STATUTE Laws OF Illinois, Tor sale very low by
y A. II s {. hurley Chicago.
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Walkcr s ajirkIino.
IIOre New Goods!

lIOTG new GcCGE
WALKER 81 HlCkLING wish TO inform
w their customers that they have removed into
the new Brick Binding, one door west of the old
stand, on the south side OF the Public Square: and
hnvc lust received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock Of Staple and Fancy goods suited TOR
this market comprising SILK, Cotton, Linen Wor-
ted aud Wol.cn Fabrics. IL is useless to cnumcralc
articles, we will only say that most articles IN his line
called for at a Country Store may BE- found in our
stock and wllbc sold AT the i0iocst prices Our mot
to Is mot to be- undcrsodby any one"
Also We have lately received G2 cases Of
Boots, Shoes, and Brogans oil sorts and sizes suln-
bic for wear ct men, women, and children these
will be sold at very low prices
ALS)--CrockcIy and Glassware \ good as ort-
men, of hcGry and StcFHARDWARE trace, log
and halter ci1iu,, scyhes aud sncaths, wrought and
cut rails and spikes all sizes Also,
GROCERIES
Ofali kinds, as cheap ns usual and our stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, and Dycstu6S is complete and
will be sol At Chicago or St Louis prices, whole
sale or retail
CASH pnd for any quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oat-, Lard, Bacon. and most other produce taken in
/ exchange n, the highest rates
Dec ISIS WALKER & HlCKLlNG.
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= II OF llNnoS, la sane county, 81 Ia safe
circuit court, March term, 1919 Daniel l. Hit
rs Stephen y Mallory Attachment
NOTICE Is hereby gwen to the SAID stephen
~ n. Millrry that writ uf attachment, is
sued out Of TIE clerks Office Of the said circuit
court, dl,ed the 26.h day of July, \. y. 1913
at the suit of the said Daniel I. Hit for the
sun Ct ono bundled and twenty five dnllns
with intercs, thereon from the 26th dly If Au-
aust A. ID. 1879, directed I" the sheriff of La
Sale county. which said wit has been returned
executed. Now, therefore,, unless you, the SAID
Stephen n. Mallory, shall be and personally
appear before the said la Sale circuit court. On
or before the fret day Of the next term thereof,
10 be holden ut the court house in Ottawa, an
the 30.h day Of Morch, A. d, 10, give special
bail and plead to said plaintiffs action, judg.
meat will he repdued against you in Iavor oil
tae sad Dioiel +. Hit, aud 81 much Of the
property attached as may be sullioieu, to satisfy
the said Judgment nu1 costs, will I've sold TO sat.
isfy the same. PilllO LlNDhEN. Clerk.
GEc. II Ncants rhf's All. uol2 25-it.
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Pork.

THE highest market price will he paid in Cash and
L GoodS for PORK, delivered Mt the store OF the
disorder. Nov u, IS LOCKWOOD
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Notice.
administrator Noiiccs.
La smile f.rGDatC En,,r:.

rsNllE regular ter. of the Probate court for
L the couny of La Sale viii be held GA the
first Monday OF every mnnth ut the office ct the
Probate Ju.1ice in OttaAa. H.G. COTTON,
.SeDi.s.ISl7. P,ob Ji>iief
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ceas-l deceased.
S/OU, and each ri Oh, are hereby notified
that shall pr, sent a petition, at the next
tenn of the la sale county circuit court, Oh
the FIRST day thTtof, OF as soon thereafter a.
counsel can be head, Tor the .iIs Of the whole
or so much 1t the real estate Of the said intes-
tlto as will be sufficient t. Pay his debts and
all persons interested ia the said real estate of
the sad inlestat", IL show cause why it should
moi no, to sold i,r the purposes aforesaid. 256 d.
Janl2 1919. THOMAS IIAVERTY, admit
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Rrsn s. Sanger.
Cash 90: pS-.s

VEN piece very choice French Ginghams,
l. 10 pieces, New Style German do
10 do do Eag.sh do
10 do American do viii be sod
very low by OF RYAN and SANGrE.
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pUShINS, i'ps and GGi'crs--lO0 pair morocc,
~ slips, loo do seal slips. 80 do kid buskins and slips
% do PuiucIln gaiters-,hc best assortment in ora
. wa at OF RBIR and SINGERS,
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that shall present. petition, at The next
term of the circuit court OF LA sale county, ON
the fret day thereof. or +, soon thereafter as
counsel eau he heard tor tho sale f the whole,
or $, much Of tho real csta'c Of tie sad iutes-
te as will b. suihcieGt t. pay his debts; aud
all efsoEs interest tel IA said real estate of Il g
silJ in estate to shis cause why it should MT
be sold fhT the PURPOSES aforesaid.
Jan IL, 1919. LUCRErlA CLARK, adm'.,
G,-2J GILES " JACKSON, admr.
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ZINE Choking and Police cloth for Ladies at
L Nov. 10, 1879. STERLNGs.
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GIasisicls.

80 Pieces twi!led andpian red lannels,
Ups 10 do do white do
>-1- " do yellow, Orange and Green 90
ut unusually low prices, by RYAE X SANCIR.
pieces unbleached and do coiored, ut fair prices
Oct - RYAN & SANGER.
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Cloths! Cloths

I on prs womcn's Mp and cnIt Rcotccs
| $50 do CONT and seal do, 80 do morocco do,
200 do poa, and seal buskins, never rs cheap at
Oct - Rum md SlggcrS.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01
1870 far lhe CIoLERN.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN Rem
for the prevention and Cure Of
Asiatic Coiera in lis, early stages, and
for the certain and permanent cure q
Diarrhua, Colera MOrbus, Colefa lnlan-
tum and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
eminent Physicians, and by the Surgeons
ii the Unitcd States Army recently ID
New Orleans with distinguished success
DR.. BILLINGS CARMlNlTIyE AND AS
FRiNGENT SYRUP
TNthe above diseases, always affordipg
q relief, has now a reputation establish
ed before The public, as a medicine Of IN.
riyaIed excellence in the treatment Of
the diseases for which it is intended
lis success IS without a parallel, Its
popularity is daily increasing. Thous-
ands bear willing testimony TO its virtue,
and express their gratitude for the re-
lief which it has afforded them. The
Press and the Faculty, j~urlsts, lawyers,
statesmen, diyines and citizons Of intelll.
eence in every profession unite in this.
Their numerous certificates may be seen
by calling upon the proprietor, and a
few Of Them can be found published in
pamphlet, which will be furnished gra-
uitousIy by the agents, TO all who are
In the premonitory symptoms and first
stages o fAsiatic Cholera, as it appeared
in this country ia the years 1882 and
1888, il was used with great success
and since its recent re- %appearance, ithas
been again rcsorted TO, with the same
advantage. Cases Of cholera usually
commence with diarFhGa; and if this
remedy is then promptly used, it will
checkthe diarrhga, estore the stomach
and bowels to D healthy condition, and
impart tone and vigor to the system.--
No family should fail to have il among
their medical stores. Where a proven
live for cholera is desired, a bottle o.
this Syrup, combined with q quart q
port wine or best French brandy, with
The addition ola table spoonful Of pow
dered ginger, and q t~easPoonlul OF Fow
d cred Cayenne pepper, will furnish {
delightful cordial, and may be relied up
on as the safest and surest preventive
when taken in small doses once or twice
a day. Prepared only BY the subscri
Der, and none is genuine without hi
name blown in the bottle, and his sigma
ture upon the outside wrapper.
sa o. Q. WOODMAN.
Druggist, Vicksburg, Miss.
And sold BY Wilson, Starbird q Smith
Louisville, Ky, and Sickles s. Co. NeE
Orleans, and by
PRIESTLEY q MOSBY.
Ell Canton, Miss.
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$500 REWARD.

] will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who will produce,
at a less cost, a better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and
Fever, or Chills and Fever, than Dr..
Murphy's Sugar-Coated Vegetable Anti
Fever Pills | will also give Two Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case where any
injurious effects have attended the use
of these Pills. They are warranted in
all cases to cure Ague and Fever, or
.Chills and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them.
VIM. II. MURPHY, M. D.
Each box contains about thirty.ive
Pills, and five of them are yellow Su-
ar.Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped up
in a piece Of paper, separate from the
others, and designed TO act as a mild
cathartic to cleanse the stomach and
bowels. Price only SO cents a box
with full directions. Also,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01

MISTAKE OF THE BOYS Boys Make a
sad mistake when they think they APP
pear manly because they can chew to
bacco, or smoke segars, or use profane
language. They are wonderfully mis-
taken il they suppose any body admires
them for these things. Boys are never so
much esteemed and loved as when they
behave modestl and respectfully to all,
especially 10 parents, and to persons
who are aged.
Boys make a greal mistake by ridicul.
ing the poor, and deformed, the lame.
and the blind, Nobody can possibly
think well Of such persons. On the con
trary, when they show pity and sorrow
for the unfortunate, they show a COCO
heart; and if they should ever be IN
fortunate themselves they will fine
friends enough 10 pity and help them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01
GEORGE BAGBY

HI AS opened his saloon in the Canton
- Hotel, where he is ready and anx-
iousl to accommodate all his friends, and
strangers, with a comfortable shave, at
all reasonable hours. a,f8
HAIR CUTTING, and DRESSING done in
the latest and most g%enteel style, and 70
the satisfaction 81 every reasonable per
son.
Dec. Is, l848. IN
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BRAzL.-0f the seven Millions cen
shutting the entire population Of Bra
iii, three millions are estimated to be
negro slaves: two and d half millions
aboriainaI lndians and free negroes,
and the residue, q million and q half
whitss. The social state Of the popu-
lation IL Dot marked BY the distinction
Or color, SO operative elsewhere in the
production Of classes, but only By that
OF freedom and servilude. The blacks
have access 10 all, and are in possession
Of many offices Of honor and trust,
and engage ~inegery department. Of BUSH
ness. The white race and the black
NEE on farms Of perfect equality in
social intercourse, andintermarry with
out scrup'es, provided there exists no
obstacle in the relative position in life
OF respective parties, A writer in the
North American Review knew 1.-The
wife of an Admiral, whose hue was the
darkest among Africa's daughters and
mentions the dismay Of an American
diplomatic agent, at the entrance Of a
venerable, jet black colonel INTO the
court where he had just undergone his
presentation VIZ have the same au
thority for the fact that, not long since,
the Brazilian ambassadof 10 England
was q mul ATTIC, and thai atIhe present
time a large minority Of the army, u.
well officers as Priyates, are Of African
decent Journal Of Commerce.
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.L
FAT MEN.-Fat men are the salt and
SAVIOR Of the earth; full Of good humor,
high spirits, fun, and all manner Of jol-
lily. Their breath clears the atmos-
phere; their ~exhalations air the world.
OF men, they are the good measures;
brimful, heaPed, pressed down, piled up,
and running over; they are us ships
from Teneriffe, swimming deep, full Of
old wine and twenty steps down into
their holds. Soft and susceptible, all
round they are easy Of entreaty.-
Wherefore for all their rotundity, they
are too often circumnavigaled by hatch
ct face knaves. All! a fat uncle, with a
fat pauncb, and a fat purse, is a joy and
d delight oaIl nephews; to philosophers,
a subject Of endless speculation, as to
how many drovqs Of oxen and Lake
Fries Of wine might have run through
his great mill during the full term Of his
mortal career. Far men not immortal!
Thir very Instant, old Lambert is rub
bing his jolly abdomen in Paradise.
q [MeloilI'S MGr8i.
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VERY CoNsEQUENTioUs.--A man lately
confined in ajail in Sciola comfy, Ohio,
for steal ng cattle, managed, with FIVE
others, to break out on Sunday, and be.
ing captured by the sheriff on one OF
the neighboring hills, he very gravely
remarked 10 the officer - might have
escaped, but ! had cohsciencious scru-
pies about travelling on Sunday
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BUTCH Hoes The local Of The
Washington Republic tells q pretty good
story Of a hog case which recently
came under MS observation. Two far
mers. a German andan Englishman, te-
side close together near The Metropolis;
each Of lhem raises a .arge number 'al
swine, and il happened, Of course, that
the hogs got a little mixed The Ger.
man thought lie discovered 50 eof BID
grunters in the Englisbman's pen and
Immediately demanded them. This
was refused and suit was commenced
for their recovery. Ia the course of
the examination there was considerable
confusion about private marks, coloTs,
size, spots, etc. ETC. but in The midst q
the tumut il became pretty evident
that the possessor Of the hogs would be
allowed to keep them. At last the Ger.
mans lawyer who was but a young dis
eipls OF Black stone and this was hi;
first clse) was seized with a lucky
thought. He de sired the son ofthe Ger
man TO be called. He stepped forth
He was asked if he did not usually cal
the hogs, and whether they did not CONE
at his call. He answered in the afFir,
native. And now, Hans said the law
yer, do y u call them in German 0
Engl;sh?' Me calls dem in Deitcsh
replied Hans. Resort was immediate
ly had to the hog yard; Hans Gale
the hogs Gin Deitcsh,' and 10! thos
which the German claimed were n
only ones that came at the call Tn
effect was irresistible. Judgement wa
Immediately rendered for the Germa
and the reporter left. ia
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DR.. MURPHY'S
Anti-Fever Pills.

For tbs Immediate and Permanent Cure
IF Ague and Fever, Ch,Hs and Fever,
and all other FeUers.
Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, M,
D., 1874 Pearl ST., New York.
To ,ohom ali Orders for the Pills must be
addressed (post paid.)
Entered according to ct of Congress, in the
year l847, by VIM, H. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of the Southern
Districtof New York.
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CIV STANDS.

W THIS summer received a consign.
~ mont oC Messrs. Carver, Washburn
s. Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1915 pei
saw. A few Of these stands we're re
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do well 10 call and ex.
anime previously TO purchasing else
where. afgHga a
P. O'DONNELL, agent.
got .saia YazOo City
September 10, lS47.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01

ElHE subscriber has removed to Mr..
u Leonard's new shop on the west side
70 the square, He lenders his thanks 10
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage.
His work and materials shall be Of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war
ranted to fit.
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GosstpffNG.- We are frequency pain
ed % notice in -FOUR exchanges, alIusionsto
The supposed gossipping %ProPensities
&c the Indies. We have come 10 the
conclusion Chat if women are given %
scandals Il is not from malice, but for
want IF intellectual food 10 keep their
active lmaglnatIons busy. Gentlemen
are ~ ptft, answerable for all The COS
sip that the ladies' indulge ia. They
should saee plenty of newspapers buy
books, 7 sake every method to cult
yate ~ liieif wives Mothers and dangh
lers, D taste tor higher pursuits, Than
iAe ingenting and retailing little triyinl
items oE domestic eUs.-Youoo WIN
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Accessories BEFORE THE FACT An
exchange paper states that : a splendid
tea and coffee service, Of silver, has been
presented to the widow Of the late Col,
Di kinsOn, who fell at C~hurubusco, in
compliance with a resolution passed al
The last session Of the South Carolina
Legislatures Fe.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01

The OzoNE CoNTRovERsY- GEOGRAPHY
IN CHIcAGo.-School room.
DrGmdtiS Persona Pretty school
ma'am and small class in geography
Curtain rises.
Teacher --how many zones are there
.PelerP
Peter.--Six, marin.
Teacher, Gin surPrisel- Six! name
them.
Peter. Two tem'prate, two frigid:
one toEFid, and O-a0ae.
Teacher. Go 10 the head, Peter.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01

On the STATE on MISSISSIPPI.

~ H@-
TTVHlS CompOy, Incorporated BY an
~ act Of the Legislature a. its last
session, has been organised under said
law and ii is now ready 10 effect lnslr-
onces on lives, upon like terms with
those adopted BY the best and qoundes
Northern companies in insuring North
ern persons. When Northern compa-
MES insure the lives Of Southern Citi-
.zens, they invariably add n half Or
n per cent. to the regular rates. Our
table of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM TO DO paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually.
Rates Of Premium for insuHng One
Hundred dollars on a single life.
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tits generallyagreed now that ESQ.
at the end Of mans name, ia mans
instances, is like the 'quiFk in a hon's
tail-more for ornament than for use,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01

VERY TRuE.-Ths keenest abuse Of
our enemies will not hurt US SO much in
be estimation Of the discerning, IS the
iAiudicious praise Of our friends.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01

Should you happen 10 catch yourself
whistIing in a printing Office, and the
compositors Tell you 10 whistle louder,
don't you do it, for you may, in so doing,
incur the wrath Of the devil, "
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FITCHETT b BELL,

S,
WJ7OULD respectfully inform the citi-
w zens Of Canton and Madison coun.
" generally, that they have purchase
The HEARSE and materials Of r NJ
Cox, and are now prepared TO attend TO
All calls for C0FFINS ia this county
al lhe shortest notice. All orders from
the country will be promptly attended
to. Their shop IS near Jesse P Browns
Livery Stable, where n or both can
always be found.
June 9, 1913, 3sTly
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JOB PRlNTlNe ; exclaimed Mrs. Par
: l'm glad ont. ! alters thought
ne would do better business II an mop
ping over his losses, and he must be
just the sort oG man to print in such hot
weather, III he's is patient as he's
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-01
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AS remlved 10 the shop formerly
~ occupied as a Gun Shop on the
North side Of the Square and will do the
BEST WORK and furnish the best ma :
t%eriais that any WORKMAN can do,
June % 1919, 4l-lyt