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Varieties OF Bad Temper.

Bad temper is %oftencr the result Of
unhappy circumstances than of an
unhappy organization it frequently,
however, has a physical cause, and n
peevish child often needs dieting
more than correcting. Some children
are more prone to show temper than
others, and sometimes on account of
qualities which are valuable in them
selves. For instance, n child OF
active temperament, sensitive feeling,
and eager purpose, is more likely to
meet with constant jars and rubs
than a dull passive child and, if he
is Of an open nature, his inward irri-
tation is Immediately shown in bursts
Of passion. IL you repress these
ebullitions by scolding and punish
mcnt, you only increase the evil by
changing passion into sulkiness. A
cheerful, good tempered tone Of your
own, a sympathy with his trouble
whenever the trouble has arisen from
no III conduct on his part, r the
best antidotcs; but II would be bet
ter still to prevent, beforehand, all
sources Of annoyance. Never fear
spelling children by making them
too happy. Happiness is the atmos-
phere IN which all good affections
erow-the wholesome warmth ncces-
sary to make the hcart-blood circu.
late hcalthily and freely; unhappi'
ness-the chilling pressure which
produces here an Inflammation, there
an excrcscencc, and, worse than all
"thc minds green and yellow sick.
ness"-ill temper.
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lhe lhmfl ~ sebs Cmm uffi
n ihe fHf mvHlHa hnff ihe mafef
~ Hli H' nj tnunliy ihef
bail fHsud W aptnHi Eve imlr
~ meb township anl fractional
inehihr In mil muiy WIN hait
wfvt itu ynu from iht ilme u
Their appointment land HfufwhNh
until iifif plaou hall w. supplied
w Che appointment ~ aherti whoat
dniY u shaI ho ~ tgamine ifffhtfa
hnd 'uptnnifnd lht sfhpli II lhtif
respective townships and make mch
tnltf aGd regulations a. in ihfif
htfnion WI best promote Che Interest
" such Schools
sor = w. II further enacted That
y shall bo The duty ~ the county
treasurer ~ open m account in +
bouk 70 We kept lor that purpose with
cvcfy township and fractional town
ahipin aid county and shall Fivesuch
township and fractional township n
aforesaid credit lor Ia pro rria lmft
~ The fund ~ he appnriioncd or de-
trihutcd (which distribution shall h.
made IN proportion 10 The number #
children asacsed In each township
and shall charge the anmc with AL
monies paid for the tuition Of chill.
drcn residing within the limits Of
such township
Sec. f. Bc II further enacted, That
Il shall be the duty Of MI teacher.
employed 10 teach under the pruvis.
ions of this net, to present their nc.
counts when due, 10 the trustees d
the township in which the children
reside, for examination and allow.
ancc, setting forth the number o
days each scholar attended school ant
the price of tuition, and when exam.
incd and allowed, the payment shall
he recommended by at least three o
, the trustees provided, that in n,
{ case the teacher thus presenting hi
, account shall receive from the publ
[, school fund more than seven and
, half cents per day for each studcn
taught in said schools; and provide,
, further, hal nothing In this act shall
he 80 construed as TO prevent th
children residing in one TOWNSHIP
from attending school in an adjoinin
or any other township, but in oil sue
| cases the tuition of such childrc
| shall be paid out Of the monies b,
longing to the township in whic
4 they reside.
Sc. 5. BE il further enacted, Thi
nothing in this act shall be so cor
strued rs to prevent the payment {
the entire tuition of INDECENT orphan
d who may attend any of the schoo
1 in said county.
n Sec. 6. BE il further enacted, Thu
A all laws or parts of laws that ma
{ come in conflict with this act be, an
@ the same are hereby repealed an
n that this act shall take effect and |
Il in force from and after its passage.
p. Sec. 7. BE it further enacted, Thu
the provisions of this act shall
q applied and extended to the counti'
n of Tippah, Pamela, Lafayette, al
!. Marshall.
III Approved Dec. II, 1859.
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The Duchess Of =, once bcau-
tiful and replcte with wit, was con.
graduating herself on her youthful
looks, and pretending that she was
born at least twenty years later than
she was, when her daughter, more
beautiful than her mother, endeavor-
ing 10 put a stop 10 her exaggeratiOns,
by crying aloud: son, mamma, do
leave at least nine months between
our ages"
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We are indebted to our friend, X.
T. Hibblcr, for a letter from Austin,
Tunica county, giving an account of
IL late term of the Circuit Court
first held since the war. Not
Dch business was transacted. Two
Indicates for ~penitcntiary honors
Verc sent to jackson. Hon. J. l..
Alcorn delivered a very interesting
beech fouK hours in length, re-
6ewing the condition Of the country
rfior to the war, and to the present
6me. He gave the people some
uholesome advice-counciled patience
under their difficulties, and was very
ntercsting in detailed account of his
|usitation to Washington city.
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kisstyo A witty writer says
thai q kis u like creation, because II
is made Of nothing and yet 4 very
good
A great mistake. 4 genuine.
hearty, honest kiss, Il made up Of
everything that il good II wqcts
of truth, Of scnsibility, Of delicate
sentiment, Of genial susccptibilitics.
Of strong natural s%ymrthics, Of in.
gcnious devotion, Of preference, Of
taste, Of feeling, of an ardent, yet
%artlcss nature, obcying the simplest
and sweetest instincts of nature, nj
once bashful aud tender, willing t.
be won, needing the winning, vet
yielding reluctantly by the natura
law that makes coyness a sweet re.
straint on wooing, stimulating even
when it denies, and looking back {,
be followed, even when II dart
away in flight. The first kiss is tn
down upon the peach, the opening o
the rosebud, the blossom of III
dawn, the one star of the night, III.
delight that makes all the future If
a dream of Elysium and hallows thu
home of memory, even when it n
longer harbors love.
South Cdrolininl
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A BEAUTIFUL SuoGEsTIoS.-The
following Is from the Columbus GA
Sun:
The proposition 10 appoint the 18th
Of April a. the anniversary on which
all Southern women are called on 10
decorate the graves Of our deceased
soldiers, meets the appreciation Of the
ladies interested in the work here.
On the 2jth Of April God willing)
We will inauguratc this custom in
Columbus, and We hope il will never
fall into disuse.
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AMUSING EXPERIMENTS

AMUSING EXPERIMENTS on
RATs.-An amusing experiment on
rats was recently perpetrated in a
mercantile house in Petersburg, Vir-
GINA. Two of these animals had
been trapped, and il was decided to
try the effects Of whiskey upon them.
Forty drops were administered to
each by force, and the result awaited.
They were placed in a wide, deep
box, into which some gravel had
been thrown. A saucer Of whiskey
was placed therein. For awhile all
was silent, each rat having seated
himself in a corner, where he remain
ed as morose as rat could be. BY
and by, however, the liquor began to
work. The rats began TO smile, and
play with their tails; then to jump
up, and squeak then to fall down
and roll over. Finally one of them
found the saucer, and, with the pecu-
liar curiosity attaching to the race,
dipped his nose into il. lie drank,
and the noise Of his drinking brought
hie companion to his side. They
drank as though they were really
fond Of the stuff, and, it is estimated
took more than twice forty drops
And now they got glorious. The.
kissed each other. They wrestlet
and played about. They rcvisitet
the saucer, and got mad over IT. ant
a rough and tumble fight ensucd
which lasted until both we're ex
hausted. Then they remained 70
awhile, each with a paw to his nosC
grinning at the other. Finally boil
fell asleep, and while they were glo
riously unconscious, a terrier wa
dropped before them, and the eurtai
falls.
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IOvrSa The DEvfr.lOnc Of ou

LOVING The DEyrr@-Onc Of our
exchanges says;
Our "devil," like most Of "prin-
ter's devils" Il great admirer Of
the ladies, and, Of course, has a
Sweetheart" The other night, he
and his lady love were on their way
20 the concert, walking along, and
chatting briskly on the numerous
topics Of the day, when she suddenly
caught his hand, and looking ~
smilingly in his face, asked;
"Do you know why I cannot gel
religion
"No my dear, | do not" he replied
at Il because ] love the DEyBt
al gollyl" he exclaimed, IL am
glad you're a sinner"
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ATTACHMENT NUTICE

The State q Mississippi. rAao'a eoas'y. IL
ihecirrui, csart Of aid eoanty. No lisa
n j. yuang, Esscntdx. k, "a o. W. Lane.
Attachment isasd The ilth aay q February,
1899. against The estz4 a. he MD descendant
for ssf D. rvtafnskis 70 tks clfas q nd
coanty. sofIse ishssky rtv<n % he aid T.
fsndAnt O. ". fsns, hat azle- he spr<@f y.
ore aid esar, % Ne hrss dsy q is nsxt tsrm
thersuL 10 h. haisen In ard ne MD cunsty Il
Pamela, II the cuaft heaze q aia saaatT n Ne
nwn q panoiA, On he seventh nosday ansv
the fourth Monday IN March. iss1 and PLEAD
10 mid action, Judgment win b sni<frd against
him and the ssssss attached wfl n aid.
m.r7i-u &c. HARRISON, Cl<rk.
Hafrisor 4 Taylor pisinhsA
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DR.. Dromsoo1c's
English Female Bittcrs.

For alt female complaints and Irregularities
painful, suppressed or irregular m%ensiuaiion,
l~eurouhoca or whites, falling Of the womb, al
cefaiion and iuinbility of the womb, Mysteries
swimming aud giddines of the head, ehlorosis
s%ierlity, pains 10 the side. hack and lOinS sick
headache, cold feet, difficulty Of breathing
pesvish and frttful temper and all those ugly
and troublesome complaints ~ common among
old and young, married or single females.
Price two dollars and a-haif per bottle.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The STATE q Mississippi Pamela cssssv. II
the Grcuit conrt q sd csssty. No <ott
P. v. Lester. assignee - O. ". Lane. A.
sashmsnt ixued NE .sth a<y II reh<uafy.
lss4 se.inzt he sst=te q ths ~ 1<tstnnt
hr Ne mm u 40 -. r<snrn>hie . ~ CT.
chi, court q nii cuszty. Ncsire , t1rVAy
sivsa 70 tk> nii d<kni<nt q y. Lac ~
snl<= ~ .rp-~f hsf>> nd cvrrt - ~ -
dsycf NJ n-xt ~. tk>r>c< = - 49, :!
The eesrt kcase 4 ~ cuunly b ~ N1o =
rsnoi> % Ne urrutk Nsr<&y ~ ~ 1r<l1
uc~d<~ y u<-~k 800 - - = -
ton. is1eu<rt vii - eu>pp>1 ero111 - -
~ state sits<k<d ui1| = -
msrsi-n &c HARRISON. o<f1.
fisfftc - ! fssfot = r1>ie1i14
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DO Leo Hoo1xo '@
CHILL G..

A certain and safe remedy hr al forms Of chill.
and fever, Intermittent femiiien, and bilious
fevsn, dumb ehills periodical headache, neural
gia. pains and aching II the joint and Limits,
cold aud chilly sensations night sweaiA nsfr-
Gus pros,raiion, debility, etc.
CHILDREN AND INFANTS
nss I, with impuniiy as !. "a plsAsan, TO the
taste. nsrr Affects the head and i permanent
In H. ac,ion. One package will cure any ease
Of chill. Each package contains a boz Of
nnii.psI.odic pill. a hoK Of liver pills and a
bottle Of tonic. Price two dollau per package.
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Sir Jehn se,aniieur's Celebrated
Fluid Extract Bearberry,

Il ~srrssisl to h The hest and chsarss, com
pound now bshsy the public, mr all dis,asss Of
The Kidneys and bladder, affecting male o. T.
male. 1tis a Teeihe remedy sof inooniiasnes
or nan.rslsn,inn u urine. irritation, inhsma.
ton snd liberation q the bladder, kidnsys ard
urr,hrz. disAEs Il the prostate gland, pains In
the batk and weakness al symptoms arising
frnm excuses, habit Il dissipation ~ indissfe-
ton. nervousness loss II sleep affecting mail Or
female. Price, large bottles oIly one dollar.
Ouf other preparations are
rhiufiifins Stomach nittsrs.
nf. Drumguals Red naFrhosa Remedy,
~ IL Rookss Pile saivs,
nfomesois 4 COS Dysnlary eompauHd,
Dumroais kcos Ling faiam.
Drmgools 4 Goa Yerssabls Aat-hilliou'
pils
nr. ]. rafham's Indian saivs.
Dsumgsols 4 coa Rat Killer.
De Ia Rockss Liver Pilh.
Thse medicines We fscouamsnd With ronh'
asnse 10 ell f~srsilies, ard or sgsass viii hk.
pksss.ss n s=pplYEsz yssf wsss Thsf sss 81
manufactured Al ne dspo, snd lshosssSry o
the Great Southern Preparations, w
Up. nR0MGOnLb 4 Co.
whaisssls .sd rvssii nrsrr'.sA tit nais -
NruFHlS fFSs
For ale ~ nrurri.ts snd rnsfehauia 20
ais in Panel. w fici-ss 4 Nsosv. II sa'dt ~
s ' n1nisF 4 e. u"ll-5H
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The Fenian Expedition.

! Our exchanges are teeming with
Excitement on this subject, and the
telegraph brings the rumor that two
laval expeditions simultaneously left
DC Atlantic and Pacific seaboards, a
fw days since, destined for the Ber-
muda Islands, which were to be taken
possession of and used as a base for
Nc final expedition against Ireland.
eeveral vessels, heavily gunned and
named, bearing conspicuous num-
kers Of the brotherhood, among them
lillian and Downing, Of the Una
Sony party, who are charged with the
Expedition, will soon, II is believed,
Ike the Alabama, Tallahatchie, and
<ther Confederate privatecrs, sweep
British commerce from the seas, and
8lant the standard Of Irish liberty
hpon the hills Of the Green Isle,
etevens has mysteriously evaded the
unt of English detectives, and, Sc
Fure on the French coast, will direct
) the master spirit, coming events
Nc have heard so much about TIL
Intention Of the Fenians, watched tn
k~ranglings of its two divisions, an'
listened so often to their promises Q
something about to Happen" tina
Nc confess VIC lost whatever conf
Fence we had in them, and believe
nothing but one grand money spec
D. lion and humbug. England is a
immense power, and is wide awake
end before the purpose Of Ireland
liberty l. accomplished, whole cal
gOcs OF blood will be split, and II
bills Of sweet Erin, alas, must ecf
with The vail Of her women an
children. Heaven avert from an
country the horrors Of war.
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No 900 Main street neat ~ odd Fellows
iltli Nraua tess
Dealer in pute. fresh aud unidulpfaiel lugi
medicines and chemicals alt0 surgical lnftfu
mrnis, fancy goods uau brushes pcfNncty
paints olls window glau druggists Rlam ware
shan, iohaeco, garden and rfis' rrtds and
everything usually found h. and nrpefialnlnr
To 4 well conducted drug house. lanitam
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL MONTH
'H.-We have been placed under
3ligations to DR.. II. l.. Taggart, of
the house of Nipgcn & Reakirt,
vholcsalc druggists, Memphis, for
tke March number of this periodical
pnblishcd in that city. We arc not
Efficiently skilled in the science to
Is opinion upon its merits, but
&aging from the known skill and
roputation of its editors, we can safe
n recommend it to the members Of
ne profession in this section. We
ave known DR.. Taggart for num-
III of years.
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"Jack Frost" made his appearance
IA a stately robe of white, on last
Nonday morning, but being some
Bat "pimsly inclined" didn't hurt
1nything. Crops are being planted
npidly and the farmers are buoyant
vIth hope for the future. The freed
nen are complaining of being con-
s|derably better, since they have con-
eludcd hat they have to works as well
% white folks, and are getting along
swimmingly.
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Good women are the salt of the
earth, sweet ones the sugar, the pun
gent ones the pepper, bitter ones the
mustard, and sour oncs The vinegar.
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pIsTOL SHOOTING EXTRAoRpIN

PISTOL SHOOTING ExTRAoRDIN-
ARy.-Capt. Travis of the Pistol
Gallery, states that one Of the most
remarkable fcats in pistol shooting
that has come under his observation
in his pcregrinations through the
South since the close of the war, was
achieved at his gallery last week, by
Mr.. Samuel X. Head, an attache Of
the Savannah Herald. Mr.. Head
first shot ten shots at the target at
deliberate aim, ringing the bell seven
times out of ten. He then placed q
bottle on the floor at a distance Of
twelve PAGES, setting q cork on the
mouth Of the bottle and a bullet or
the top of the cork. He was to hi
the cork without breaking the bottle
and drop the bullet into the bottle
Mr.. Head dropped the bullet into
the bottle five times out Of the ten
trials and did not break the bottle,
Mr.. Head is one of Captain Travis
pupils, having taken lessons from
him fifteen years ago, and the Captain
is Justly proud of his performance.
Sdrcsaah Herald.
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WHY Is a man in search Of the
philosophers stone like Neptuneg
Because he Is a s,,-tisg what don't
exist.
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q / BROS 4 60.
ATTACHMENT yUrICE.

The State q ni=i~ipr4, rsncia eosuiy. Ia
The Circuit eoartofa aid egunts. No iiss. Ms.
HArri, assignee. VOW. Lane Attachment h.
sued The 1iih Dag u March, 1890. sr~iazs the
estate of the rria dsfsnaan, &c eits u. rsiarn-
able 10 the cirnit court q aid county. kctise
Is hereby siren 70 the aid dsfsnaxnt q. W.
Lane, that anis-s he spear hsfsrt hia soars N
the first day Of the merit isrm thsrsof 20 he
holden in snd Cor aid eoansy, Al The euurt house
thereof IN he is~a " Psaels. o. tas <ssnih
Monday snss the fourth nondas IN Nsrvh. fssd
and plead 70 aid AETNA, judgment vifi h< n.
tired against hin and NE ESTATE attached Win
be soli. &c HARRISON, csri.
Noslsy tilsui. Co rlaih'in nsfsitt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the ~
tate Of W. n. Strong deceased, late Of Pamela
county, were granted 10 the underigned
a, the February term Of the Probate Court Of
aid Pamela county, by said Court, nov all
persons having claims against said estate will
prescn, the same for registration In the Clerks
Office Of said Pamela county within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red. j. @. ARMSTRONG,
MARRIOTT. Administrative
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned on the estate Of Mary
Kent deceased, al the February term, 1900,
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
Ia hereby given 10 all persons indebted 10 sAid
estate 70 come forward and settle, or having
claims against aald estate, 10 come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed b. lAv,
or they will be forever haired
". O. MAXWELL
matl0..et. Administrator.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters testamen,ary on the estass q
Porter Hall, deceased, were granted TO the IN
dersiRned at the February term, 1850, Of The
Honorable Probate Court Of Pamela county,
State Of Mississippi; Now therefore si p<ssons
having claims sgslns, said estate ere hereby no.
tilted 10 have them Pfohated and registered h
the Probate Clerks Office Of nid county wiihIs
the time prescribed by Law, or tkey ON be Cor.
ever barred. W. q. MAXWELL.
marl0-st kxseussr.
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|hp4iaA WAufG W. ne
Italai ~ or friend Aa love, y
u. lhat ssgefal ysais ego n Iaanetl
y tfaaohlf naalia N some brother,
4 has ffealen r. whom h. leane'l
~ wishes n returned NJ him.
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.Ihmt fasl ~ faHi Nv ftlfay afif
Lnsd ~ dgaa 4 hfHiaa, IL aaghsf
|una, md ~ - rive Min W. w.
\ malIdn NJ dsaif#
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DO La 7oo1ko's
Constitutional Monarh.

or American blood Purifier, supcrceding the
use II All iulolass,s md water sarapaulla
compounds nov h,fbrr the public. II i recon-
msuaei fr N Impurities u the hlooi where an
Alternative Is required; fr t%erofala OF Ming .
evil, rheumatism, old spfss and uleer, huils
tumofx. rlandular swsllinEs ramp Itch, seald
bead, ,sttsr. ringwurm, catAnoout diseases Frn'
orally. plmplss and hlu'ehss on the fars, syphi'
little tainu q the system. hereditary diseases
etc. Price one dollar and a.half TT bottle.
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IsunsAlREvfS Parties h..
rested vii do we'll 10 notice ibe ad.
\ rIscmcnt Of nr v Moore, asscs-
h Of Internal revenue for Pamela
hunly. The Doctor has On hand
| qaunlity Of revenue stamps,
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If you want 10 drink buticr-milk,
EJinc the cayalry"--and if you want
loods cheap, 60 10 "Bill" Watkins.
fhat didn't quito rhyme, us true,
M there's "morc truth than poetry"
n It, nevertheless, howsomeycr, not
outstanding.
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suwA asmbd fhF a ai
aamp aa fa + I e
IN
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We afe under renewed obligations
/ our handsome ymag friend, " v.
1oibfook ihe prompt AND efficient
tss-enrtr n ne Southern Fsprcss
|bmpany, for recent hyof' "I'cw
|,otieefP friend II
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Wells & Maxwell,
For the purpose Of conducting a general
Dry Goods Business.

Would be pleased 10 see his friends from North
Mississippi, plcdging himself that he will make
Il their interest TO trade with them.
jan21-3m.
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Nas.imf8 tn htHlg mffal
~ fe IN haai Z TH#a'lfs II
II "a ~ nsH falsl HssmaHsh
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration On the -
tate Of Q. y. Dyson, deceased, late Of Panels
county, were granted 10 the undersigned Al the
January term Of the Probate Court of said
Pamela county, by said Court; now therefore al
persons having claims against said estate Win
present he same for registration In the Clerk's
Office OF raid Pano.- county within the time
prescribed by law or they win he forever bar
red. W. @. MAXWELL,
MARRIOTT, Administrator.
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Family Medicines.

Every family requires a elias Of pure mud r.
fec,iye remedies which may be confidently re-
lied upon In cnsc Of actual necessity We have
used eyed every effort In endeayoring to supply
the demand, and ask nj honest trial at the
hands Of the people. Unreliable compounds,
prepared by unphncipled and uncduca,ed
Northern men, who know but title abou, med.
ieinc and less about Southern treatment afs af
inferior to those prepared by experienced South.
er physicians, consequently, We Rfc conhdsh,
the SOUTHERN PEOPLE will give our
remedies A hearty Eupn1ft.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Court iof
Pamela county, At the November term, 1895,
granted letters Of administration 70 The under
igned on the estate Of N q Williams, d.
ceased, nov therefore All persons having elaine
agalnsl mld estate ARE hereby notified 10 hare
them rrohatcd and registered In The CLERKS
Office " said county within the time prescribed
by Law, or they VII be forever haired.
JOliN sliANktE,
marriott, Administrator.