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Administrators Sale
Nov. II, 1919.

oEvAluABLE TOWN PROPERTY
10y virtue of decree of the Probate onrt
y of Lownles County, Mississippi, NJ me
Octobcr Term A. D. 1919, thereof, | will sell
nt nnblic venduc. before the Court House door
in the town Of Aberdeen, Monroe county,
Mississippi, ,,
On Mdngay the l0h day Of Noec"'er "erf,
On credit oftwclvc months, (thc purchasers
oiyinr bond withapproved security the iol-
lowinr Lots or parcels ofLand lying ana DC
inc in the said town of Aberdeen, and known
and DESIGNATED in the plan of said town as,
Blocks numbered 3S, 81, 7G, So, ~ rs u ana
81 The south half of Blocks numbered -,
%. 80. 81, 80 and 3S. Also lots numbered
1G7. POI. 2l5, 252, TO, III, ZIG, and ISL TO-
cethcr with the appurtcnances thereuiito DC
longing.
The above named Los will be sold as the
property of Joel LeilNch, late OF LoWhacs
county. deceased, for the payment oil hlS debts
Sal, within the lawful hours, and continue
from day TO day, until all is sold unless all Is
| sold on the first day.
JAMES D. COLE AdM'r.
dc bonis non of J. Leitwich dec
October Sth, 1919.
POSTPONED.
The sale of the above described prop
crty is postponed until the 10Th day oil De
cember next, at the same place
| November 10Th, 1919. 3l-1w'
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Ordinance.

SEE G T TON O n z,
DE it ordained by the Corporation Of the 1o'rn o.
ID Aberdeen, That all owners of Lots or part
of Lots fronting Chestnut street from tue inter-
section ofthc same with Commerce street TO
the intersection of said Chestnut street WIN
Jefferson street, be required to erect pave
Of Lots, on or before the lst day of January, a.
d.. 1850. under the same rules and regulations
as in the ordinance for paving said street ron
the South-East corner of Lot II to the North
East corner of Lot 73-or in default the corpo-
ration will proceed to construct SAID pave
mcnt, and hold the lot or lots in front OF winch
said pavement may be constructed by saio
corporation, bound for all expenses erected III
the construction of the same.
s. c. BLANTON,
Attest, A. w. SMITH. May0r Of Aberdce"'
Nov 2G. 1910. o--tl
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New York CASH Store.
3, BROWN 4 co.

=, The Store House formerly occnpied1 DuHwAHp.
Come Ladies & Gentle men, come to our store,
Anu ioon ~ to sell,
We have purchased for CAsu and are ready
AS you ~ sent;
o,,r sh,,yls are the richest which India has
IA Cloves Of all kind to fit every hand.
nnr nrcss Goods are ofne style, neat 4 line,
viii shoes and Boots, of all sort and an KIND
Clothing we have-though got but iew,--
Are very we'll made, cheap and are new, ~,
Orr leans. Blankets and Cloth Coats are low'
Win nrices to suit the County of Monroe. ;,
Come Ladies and Gentlemen, we'll try by all
To Jet I'D our name in the city Of Aberdeen
Nov. II, lSl9y
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Fashionable Tailoring.


rrnru YEA Iva FL Il Ell e. III *
nFSpECTFULLY informs his friends and
* t,c public generally, that he still cont!n-
nos to carry ON the Tailoring BhsheSS at MS
we'll known Shop near the Court House
souore and is prepared 10 execute orders Ill
me- neatest and most fashionable style.
Thankful for past lavors, he respectfully So
l;cits a continuance ofthc same.
All Garments will be made to order IN str ,l',
conformity with the present fashions anu il'
tastes of the day, and on terms 10 sui INC
times. Cutting done on reasonable TERMS q, -
Aberdeen, Sept. %, lSl9
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Plantation for Sale.

OFFER for sale valuable tract of land
| in Lowndes county, in the neghborhood OF
Caledonia, Eighteen miles from Aberdeen
II is near the Wolf Road, leading from Column
bus to Mormon Springs, sixteen miles from
the former place. 1t contains upwards OF 3oo
acres. between sixty and seventy OF which are
in cultivation the remainder is well tImbefeo.
The region of country in which this tract Is
located is very healthy; and well watered'
will sell for one third Cash, and the re-
mainder in annual instalments.
Those wishing to purchase would DO well TO
call on the subscriber. ROBT. DOWDLE.
| Aberdeen n ov. 90, 1919. 30-lin
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CORPORATION Ordinance.

he it ordained by the Corporation Of The Torn
d of Aberdeen, That from and after the 18th
dav OF December, A. D., 1910, there shall not
be any slaughter-pen kept for s'aughterln1g
pork or beef OR pound used for drovers,for the
sale Of pork or beef within the corporate. linn
its of said Town, unless by special permission
from the Board of Aldermen OF said Town.
Any person or persons violating this ordin-
ancc Shall upon conviction before the Mayor,
forfeit and pay for every such offence not less
than Five nor more than twenty dollars, AT
the discretion of the Mayor, which sum whe 4
collected to 20 to the use and benefit of the
corporation. >. =. BLANlo
Attest, A. w. SMITH. Mayor Of Aberdeen.
Nov. rs, 1919. 32-l
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TRIIST SALE,

PURSUANT to the provision Of deed IN i,
trust executed by Robert Q. Davidson and
NV a his wife. TO me as Trustee, to secure
Stnhcp Adams. S. J. Ghelson, N. II. Dobbs
and T. w. Williams agaist liabilities as secu-
rites on the official Bond of said Davidson as
Sheriff Of Monroe county, shall on Monday,
The Slst day of December next, in front of the
conrt house IN Aberdeen, proceed TO SELL at
nublic Auction, to the highest bidder for cash
tthe following lots in said town, together with
the dwelling house and improvements there
m 10 wit: lots 1856, $751; 35s, $50 and 800.
whcrcon the said Robert c. Davidson now
residcs--the title to which is believed to be
good, but | will convey only sneh title as
Received by said Deed. Sale between the
hours of IL M. and o'clock, ? NJ.
A. POLL ARD,
TRUSTEE.
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NEW GOODS! NEW G00DS!!

n McFARLANESs co. invite Their lnehds
W. and customers TO an examination vi
their stock Of Goods now received and ready
for sale. consisting o almost every variety and
style Of Dry Goods, Hardware, saddlery &c. &c'
From Tie great pains lakenin the Selections
with their varied and general assortment, they
believe themselves warranted IN saying, 1t
will be found cgual to any, represented as tue
"most complete stoclli' not only in Nofth Mis-
sssippi but in the whole State.
N. b. The Ladics are especially rcq"eSfed fc
call.
Aberdeen. Oct 10th, 1910. 23-u
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Oct. ID, 1919.
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w. +. Down, Sec'y

CALIFORNIA SpECULATloNs.-Ile steam
planning mills on the North River are very
active at present. cutting out timber for
houses to be sent 10 San Francisco all ready
for building.
While these mills are busy making hou.
SEES for the living, Mr.. John Mace, the well
known sexton of Carmiue street, is engaged
sending forward extensive accommodation
for the dead in the shape OF large invoice
Of splendid coflins Both specuations vii
probably go to u profitable market.
~ Y. Express.
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A Meeting

ofthe vouno men of Aberdeen and vicinity
was held al the Masonic Hall on Weanes-
day evening, the 2sth inst for the purpose
of organizing volunteer Military Compa-
ny-Dr. r. II. Dalton was called to the chaif
and VIM. F. Dowd appointed Secretary.
The Chairman in handsome and appro-
pirate manner, explained the objects of the
meeting, enumerating briefly the many adj
vantages both to the young men, and to the
community of the proposed organization
On motion, the Chairman appointed COM
m;ttee ofthree, consisting OF Col J. A. Will
COX. N. B. Burnett Esqr. and w. +. Dowd,
tn draft suitable constitution and bye laws
far the Government Of the company, VINO
reportedinstanter, and their report was aoop-
ted by reclamation.
A committee of four, consisting OF Capt.
Geo. Z. Stuart, VIM. H. Topp Esqr. L. Jam
isop, and Col. J. A. Wilcox, We're appointed
n devise a suitable uniform, who reported
the following, Blue Roundabout anu pants
to be trimmed with gold-lace, cap with iall
Ing plume.
After some discussion, the company wa
styled the .'southem Guards"
The Company then proceeded to the cleo
ton of Officers, when Col. J. A. Wilco
was elected Captain, & Capt Geo. E. steu
uart list Lieutenant by exclamation.
The foil lowing gentlemen were then cleo
ted by ballot to their respective Offices
VIII. Topp ID Lieutenant-W. ?. baugh
3rd Lieutenant, and George Sykes, .. s.
On motion it was unam imously resolved
that the proceedings of this meeting +
published in the city papers.
The Company then adjourned to meet
Saturday evening next.
r. II. DALTON, Chairm
w. F. Down, Sec'y
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The Fine and StauMCh Steamer
SUNNY SOUTH,
CHARLES MlLLER-MAsTER,

tegsMa.sk h WILL run regularly as an
!ls9z7ft:a,ii ~ Eight-day packet, during
zzseszz- the ensuing season, between Mo-
bile and Aberdeen.
cunt. MLier, takes this opportunity to re-
turn lis thanks to his friends and the public
for the patronage heretofore extended to Hmm
and hopes for It's continuance. Ills boat wl'l
be thoroughly reiitted and relurnished, and no
pans spared lortlic comfort and convenience
of the travelling community
Sept. 20, 1919. @5-u
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AARON G. CIlESGROUGN,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Groceries and Western Produce,

mos. . and 4, Commerce ST. Corner Of S. Louisa
MOBILE, aLA.
OFFERS for SALE at the very lowest mar
" ket price, a very large ana wen asSoi'oo
stock. consisting in part Of
1900 sacks of Liverpool Salt,
500 bags of prime Rio Coffee,
300 do. Old Governments Java, Laguna
and St. Domingo Coffee,
ao0 Hills ST. Louis and Ohio Flour,
30 casks clean & ribbed Cincinnati sides,
40 casks Cincinnati shoulders,
100 bbls Mess and prime pork,
900 bbls Dcxter's and rectitied Whlskey'
100 whole and half bbls old Rye and Mo-
nongahela Whiskey,
70 hhds N. o. prime and choice sugar,
100 bbls loaf, crushed and powdered 90,
200 whole and half bbls Moasses,
700 kegs, assorted sizes, nails,
100 whole half and quarter kegs powder,
1000 bags drop and buck Shot,
5000 lbs Lead,
oGoO boxes Virginia manufactured Tobacco"
of various brands and qualities at tess
than manufacturer prices,
ooo 600 Reoalia and other more ordinary
brandS Cigars, a,
900 dozen Lorilard and Rooms Macaboy
and scotch snuff. plain and Honey Dew
Inn blndders do do do do
900 doz papers smoking tobacco,
n L S O.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Mackerel, Herrings, Goldfish, Cranberrles
| Rnckwheat. Potatoes, Onions, Butter, Cheese
Lard. Vinegar, Candles, Turpentlne, Soap
Pickles. Mustard & Catsup; Letter, Foolscal
and Wrapping paper; Waters, SteeiPcns
nmlls & percussion caps; brandy, TN; ,i hun,
| Madeira. Port and Champagne wine' G'. oe,
Porter Ale. Champagne Cider, Sweet On, Sal
ar,,us' Backing, Castor OIL, Essence OF rep
nar,n;nt Stoughtons and Wine Bitters, Lime
fu;cc Muscat wine, CASTLE Soap TUBS
Buckets, Measures, Brooms, Almonds, feG can
Bntteruuts, Filberts, Wanuts, kaisins' ri
Sardines. Preserves, Butter and water C p'e
ers. Soda Biscuit, Indigo, Nntmegs, B D,ao
pepper, Allspice, Race ginger, Maaeef, nae
and Green tea, dried apples and peacho
White beans, Copperas, Cinnamon' drlets PEE ,.
Macaroni, Vernracelli, quart and pint iiilsr
empty quart bottles, green and glazed pip'
hends. CLAY Pipes, dried currants, assorte
Candies. Cloves, Window Glass, Putty, Cho'
olate, Ciron, Rice, Lemon syrup, kasPeff
t Strawberry and Sarsaparila do, White Lea
Matches. Prunes, Writing Ink, Lamp-biae
Yeast Powders, Bagging, Rope and Iwine, al
various other kinds of Goods
nyPlanters and Merchants from the mt
r rior. will do well to call and examine oe ~
| purchasing elsewhere. a. ~
Nov "a, 1919,
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C. TEL1EaarEgue & &C.,

w ILL continue to store and ship
Hn@~ w cotton, receive and forward up
freight ms formerly. The rates oil storage ON
cotton will be
In warehouse, above mgh-watcr mark Of
last year, ~ Gus per paw
In sheds, 10 ci7' per '"'e'
or the only tro Wae-hooses above the fresh
ri of 1S4I ours was one; yet those
who store with us, must do so withth under
standing that we take norsks or rcspo9slb,l,ll-
tics for UNAVOIDABLE OCCURRENCES
meaning thereby, fires, trcshets, or other eau
scs, which, in their nature are bcyond our con-
troll. o,r
Abcrdecn, Octoher 10. 1Sl9. G1-l.
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Notice.

nURING my absence from the State eaitef
IL Lloyd and Thomas Christian are Ivy
agents and attorneys. Thomas ohf,sth.i ''ae'
~ Columbus. and Salter Lloyd in Monroe co.
Nv % ,lo-31-2t DAVID LLOYD.
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T,oude1l & Co's.7
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
Indian EXnect0rant,


For the efectual o0d specify Cure q that fear
FIJI disease CONS U1iPTION, amt oH oth-
err affections Of Il Pulm0naty notnfe.
THIS Expecorant is put up in larger bottles, and
hanlson.er yle and is considered superior to any
other preparation in use, both in quantity and qnnliy
for the cure OF the following diseases, VIZ: cons"hp
ton, Cough, Asthma, Colds. lnilqenza Spttns OF
Blood Ioarseness, Bronchitis, Pilpltaon OF the
| Heart. Chronic Prurisy Difficulty OF 8rcnIhHg,
| Clumsy. Hopping Cough Groups, PAINS and weak
ness of the Breast, Irritation ald Soreness nl me
| Lungs panin the Side & Chest Shorncss OF Breath,
| Night Sweats, Hectic Fever General Debility, ana
! all other Diseases the PULMONARY Organs
| Accounts are daily received ot the wonderful cures
| perlrmcd BY this extraordinary medicine. All that
have used it for any OF the above discusses acknoWl-
edge the speedy and certain efficacy OF "i'"uDEN ~
DIAN ExPEcronANT' and ING great eaIc WIN WYNN
it can be TAKEN by those OF the most delicate ana zen
| der are Great improvements have been made ny
the proprielors, 10 enable them to assert, WIN
confidence that it is remedy superior to all others,
and the .Ne plus UraH for the cure ct Consumption
and all the Disorders above specified.
II is so safe and easy to take that no danger nced
be unprecedented hy the most tinI or delicate perS"l
this was ottie great desidcralp VIM me PrTp.le
tors in the compromising oithls wonderful Medicines
that no danger need be apprchended ~ taking OF IT.,
nv the most tender delicate, or asdlnus person. II
~ therefore confidently rccommcrdrd,FiVc II but II
trial and lis superiority and omerlGl tHocls VIII pe
soon observed all others ever yet offered |" INC
public r-5@SEE DIRECTIONS AROUND THE BOTTLES.
MrssRs LoUpEN & Co.-GeHtiCmeH-l wish To
inform the public, through yuu oi The cure ot severe
Cold with which was afflicted. llooN heavy colo
that settled or my breast arl sdei endured grea
deal of main in my side for several weeks NhIcl was
afraid would remain there for lie used several rent
cdcs without avail, and instead Of recovering, grew
gradually WORSE and II heavy hoarSrncs' came owe
| me- which prevented me from beng heard when AT
tempted 10 speak. This was II great lhcohErhnhc'
10 me- as often had occasion TO address my hre'he'
in the house of prayer. AT this stage OF the disease.
Trnnn,cIy mel with friend who had used your supc
rior II xpfAN ExPECToRANT," and he recommends
il as being superior 10 ;IE other medicines '9r too
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EDWIN RUST,
Notary Public s. Justice OfPeace,

MOBILE, ALA,
WILL attend to all business entrusted to
him, such as executing commissions, &C
knowledging deeds, collecting accounts, &C.
Nov % 1919, 3l-u
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L0uDEN & CO.'S,
Oriental Hair I 0nie,


For the Grotth and Establishment Of me
HAIR, and for prcccnting ii JromJ at'"g
off or turning Gray.
THIS HAIR Toxic is confidently recommended as
L being infinitely superior to any olhrf preparation
in use Tor restoring the growth OF the Halt
From its highly nourshing qualities, rehdefs Tue
barshest hair beautifully soft, and gives it an elegant
and fascinating appearances r.
# completely cradcaes Scurf or Dandruti, ana
when used according to directions, the Hair VIII uc-
,ira srcL etrenptI and elasticity to retain the
Curls either in the dance, promenade, OF Ill o'"P
weather. ,.,u,..t
The regular and frequent use of the "oHiENT .,
HAIR ToNICn win strengthen the weakest iair' pre-
vent it from falling of or turning Gfuy, ana PIoouco
Strong and Curly locks :, 81,
il beng twice the size ot any other; and consequent
" contains double the quantity OF Tome, prepared 'o'
All persons who wish TO improve their whiskcrs,
will Gnd this a most extraordinary aflcie' BNihS
fine thick, and glossy appearance. ~, nv,
The Fair sex wilIfud the "ORtENTAL HAIR ron
1cu great addition to the Toilet both on account ct
It's decnte and agreeable perfume and the great lcll-
tic, if affords in dressing the Hair which can be ar
ranged in any required form, so as 10 preserve It's
| place, whether plain or IN curls' MI;
II prevents all harsbncss and dryhess OF inc ,i''r
which shond never be pcrnittedto continue without
| using the desired remedy ,-,,. 4
All coscs which have come TO our knowledge, Il
hos M, filled in solitary instance, OF producing
new growth of hair, where it has been properly nn'
renrniedly applied ugreeabIy to the directions "oul'
| the bottles.
| Mrssps Iorpry & Co-GeAtlemea-scvera y'r
| aro had severe attack OF stchne's' VA It'll ~
| hairto fall off, and it never obauien us gro" va a.
| thnngh badused various preparations ior We hali
| | gave up all hope of ever having htli ~ ~! - 49,"
| again when fortunately, ] heard gtliieHi,i Sp1
of vour Inrec Bottles of 'Drental Itar ionc, " ~
ng superior to any ever offered for the behchi VI VI
public Tprocured bottle oft and applied IL atIo w.,
ding to the printed directions, ana before the 'Hfh
ton of four weeks mos having used me Whoic VI ~
,I,l -hurN WA *
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WoOieus.

TIME French Black, Brown, Green and Blue
Cloths; Fine Doeskin Cusimere Fine
French Fancy Cashmere; Tweeds, flannels'
De LANES, Plaids, Alpacas, Blankets, kefseys,
&c., &c. For sale by ,,,r,e
Oct. 10. 1910.
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s. X. CLIFFORD,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,

JeweIer and Gun . 5 J"
20 DEGS to inform the citizens OF Mon 10
IN. Droe, that he has located himself IN
Np.N Aberdeen, where he Will be thah'd"l
for a share of their patronage. ohop TWO
doors west of ], N. Willie x cos
N. B.---All work warranted, and low for
cash. ~
n-y-Mr. Clifford. is also Agent for u. e.
Scorr's Squares, Scales, Measures; Shears &c
Oct. 10. 1919. Ho-n.
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JACKSON COLLEGE,
C0EyMB Z g.
INJURY CO., TENN.

rs,- VA wJD--m-y~
UoS Edmund DilIahunty, A. NJ, VISITOR
and Lecturer ON National and International Laws
REV Baxter FIJI. Rngsdale, a. M1 lresoei'
and Professor OF Mental and Moral philos"Pny' A.
Joseph Crawford, a. M, frolesSo' Vi 4A"-
Gent Languages aud Eloculloh - -
oliver III. II. Bennett, a. NJ, professor Oh
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy -
VIM. n. StroZzi, Professor OF Mooc'h i'h-
guagcs. ~ p;;,l of Pre-
p'''''' NATHAN vAuCHT, Esq, TREAS
Tuition and other Fees.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Sections list, end and 3rd-7uitio" IS, $l2
ind $15, per Session.
College proper, :: Tuition, :: $50 90
Room Rent, each student, :; w
Incidental expenses, : w
Library Fee, Gn college proper ; 81
JACKSON COLLEGE, is most healthtnlly STU
otcd 1t is the property of the Masonic bodies
of NIaury County Great attention IS pa'd 'o
instruction in the principles OF Christianity ah'
moral training, without regard to scct' or oe
nominations. ,o,,
The annual commencement day is the 24''
of limo. The fall session commences 27tl
Auuust and closes 10Th january. The sprIn!
session commences 10Th January, ana close
9th June. NAcATIoNs-J"fya 'm HMS"a'
Boarding for those lodging in College, ca
be obtained in private families at Slioo Pe
week. By order. -,
"' NATHAN vAUGHT, TRrAs'
November 10, 1919. 29tl
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Lives Insured, ia
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABBArr, Secretary.
GILES M. lllLLYER, AGENT, Aberdeen
Nov. II. 1919. oo-"
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On Walnut. near commerce Mttt, "t"''"',"''9 ~
the ncighborhood Of the aeo Steamboat fa"''"sS
Aberdeen, Miss
~ VHE undersigned returns sincere
,G'tLr> | thanks to his old customers ana
Al1- the public generally, for the l'Der",
notronarc heretofore extended to nm aliu
wonld respectfully inform them that he sun
continues enter at his ola s'"%d w who're m"y y
c,ror linn with their custom.
From long experience in the business anu 1.'
great desire TO give perfect satisfaction n,S
customers, he hopes to receive Il liberal ware
of patronage.
His terms arc as follows, to-wlt:
For board, Horse per month"; 9l 400
q g " day, 70
=" night, ; 2o
For sineleseed, !; ~ %
FOR htohing in the stable pold DOWN ~
Ifnot paid down, : : -
n~zLots, Troughs, and plenty Of water I,r 'ol
,. u; nj I'LL times. p. p. WRIGHT,
! Aberdeen, Sept. 26, 1870 @9-'ln
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Iron, Nails, Castings, So
Gotten Wanted.


Having an open policy of Insurance from
the NASHVILLE Insurance Office" persons
wishing to insure their Cotton or np-TagM,
can effect it on favorable terms by applying
~ JENNINGS, RANDLE & MOORE.
November It'll, 1919. 29:tl
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Storage.

nAVID CLARKE, will continue to Store
| and Ship Cotton, and receive and forward
NJ. Freight, us formerly. His wood Ware
houses and Sheds are raised above the NIGH
water mark of Dee. 1871 and he has the only
frc-proof Warehouse in Aberdeen
r5-Patronage is respectfully solicited,
Ahcrdecn, Sept. IS, Az. Eo-u
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For Rent.

Ia NOR the next year, the store
L@N4fM i house on Commerce street now
iin:NHAs occupied by S. Walton, adjoining
sslsIsszbaM the Drug Store of Haughton and
Dunkin.
4 For terms apply to the subscriber next door
below. ~ =. McCLF-LLhND ~
n,1on Nov 40 1870 32-tf
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NTEGRO KERSEYS I'VE have very large
IN supply of these Goods, many OF when
are of southern manufacture, gotten up spe-
cially for tine south, by persons, knowing prac-
ticaly what iswante,p.
e. McFAELANE& co.
Oct. 10th, 1919. 2o-u
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VA G-LN Iw D0
IN retiring from the Mercantile business III
Aberdeen, we :akc great pleasure IN recon-
mcndng our old customers to MesSrS, a. D.
* r. NJ. QUINN, as gentlemen and able TO
afford as much or more accommodatlon' "
their customers than any House in tbs Guy
Oct 5, 1919. Z. Z, q >. u" INV
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OCTOBER REPORT OF THE
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
NEW YORK.

"
Nett Accumulated Fund LIST Aug, 1919, exceeding
SS72,000.
THIS Institution during the month OF oc-
L tober, issued One Hundred and twenty
Four nev Policies, viz
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WALTON HOUSE
ABERDEEN, MI.

81 TINE subscriber respectfully IS
fsUgt l informs his friends and the zzaassss
--tEa public generally, that he has 60
this day opened an entirely new Hotel IN tho
CITY Of 4 herleen. henrina he namc Of the
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To Merchants. 81 Physicians,
Mechanics, II Cergymen, 8
Manufacturers, 2 Teachers, :
Farmers, otooen's' .
Lawyers, 1apta'ns' =
Clerks, 10 Hotter heetcir,
Brokers, ollieefS Ill hI,iy no .
Engineers, otlef ooo"p"'
81 80
81
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Livery Stable,

On Walnut, near Commerce street, unncd'Mey ="
the ncighborhood Of the i~o Steamboat fa"'l'SS'
Aberdeen, Miss.