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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
HARNESS WORK
AT BOSCOBEr

Mr.. 4. Meeler, revi1g bought out p. r. walker's
llrrRess shell in Bosc9,s., wOu.d call the a. ntian o
fafnsis snd others wanting harness TO the tiat he
viii sell leather-work cheap as can he ht Else
where--all warranted TO be unsurpassed ii co,atry
fer stNle and durability. liz has the exc, i've town
SHIT for using Ponds Patent Trace Eles he best
IN use Also the couaty right for the patent halter
- A. MEEkER.
Roscobel March lst 1857
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So MMONS.-BosTw u.

CIRCUIT CouRT In and for Grant county, Wis. In
lion before March term 1867. Adam Heupe rs. Wn
c. Bost wick Defendant property attachelJ
The statsQf Wisconsin, to The LGHnd7n here named
You are hereby summoned and required to the
complaint h tbs action herewith served upon you and
serves copy Of yonr answer TO said complaint the
subscriber his Office in the village OF Lancaster Wis
Sonsn within twenty DAYS after tie service hereof
.iusive - ta day OF sUh and if you fail 70
5csrsr tae s.l Disint Within the me Aforesaid 3
5Iainfla in 5 t.cu Will take Judgment against yol
hr S9S4gQ AID interest thcreop descrhca ~ The
SLANT. j. ALLEN BARBER, PINS Atty.
so a.. Rove stamp Lancaster Wis.
Dated ancsster, Feb. lth, 1897. 4i-6w
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NICHOLS, 3 snrpARn.a
TO Threshars & Farmers !

TO Threshers e. Farmers
TITS for tho interest of You who buy and en-
/ poy sEaeAnga ID rat lhe Sely issf III mCLs,
= aA -PARD 5 VIBRATOR ha. been illiy tested
ler lhe past thiee years, and IS ias surersedng all
the cid style AIa hines The numbe made has been
nilY doubted eteh succeeding ear aud twice IS many
are beug built t9r tiiis scar hast All Who impair
italy investigate rs msfiis conceae its superiority,
BECAUSE
+ has neither Canvas, reaters, Piolrers, nor
Eaaales aud cannot h. cIogged up ia either Vet <
dty grain.
It has not half as many Belts, Pulleys,
IeNfs, .9t'is.1is, vines snd laiona - Tie ~Gfan
8eit MeAines atl hence lnacb easief s4d costs
much less % keep IN repair
The Sieve is 70 long and wide and SO ar
raused ,iatt u lefulres pekin = nevar" lga
up Or "baws over" and viii run for houis AM o..5s
without tfouble.
Tthae tholargest and best 7ril in the world,
eapoe % elt tels without any amount OF grain
aAd taAing cut ali tie iout stun
u makes no "literings or scatterings,n
aH1 saves the cieiniis up -saly VITA & lerS.
Thus doing nicer wJgk taan any other. anu avoiding
the Most unpleasant work connected visa lhreshiny.
There is nc cog-gearing except enc wheel
and one lon, whieA dgiye iae cs iin9er.
ia threshing Oats, Wheat, Farley, &c, it
WIZ save Over "'i above tie & Of olhef machines
nearly or quite enough 70 pay tae thIeshiug bills.
in Timothy Seed il is deoi5edlY advanta-
se913 ~ y otnt q rs peculiar s,eNes and mn for
cie'ng and requires no chsnge Of Shoe for any kind
q Eiaiu q ApGts
II Flax saa1 it hes no noaters, Picl-ers or
sha''s. 10 W-2d and bother, as ia all other
cLiAes.
11any Farmers say they would rathor en-
rloy J5I91I 3LS' 8 FEF h7s9'5 VIZ 2hT0R at
tut tlices tIsh anY 4iaer titt5fer f9r aa95ug, and
thty generally command q cent extra per bushel.
rs great case Of draft is because there is
les 81 % Gae hs as much AA3tiiaS, boxing, betting
aus ee ring as in other machines ana gtan belt
Or islde5 at all, This fact speaks for itself
Tho Tiehols G shepard's Tzo2SE over has
NJ e3n Ter durability d caae ofdIat 1t is adapted
10 90 o5er nldcttaes. lati who have "played out
power, Of oiher tnds, invited % buy and try this
ard SEE ne q renee il is sold separately, and
speeiel2 70 taAe the place Of any other
Tho Vibrator stands on its own merits It
asks no favor bat an impartial trial. Call on
Agents CT writ to the Manufacturers for Cir
ar, giving full description, together with
moroua Certificates.
BACK C MAYNARD.
GenUrl Agents Apnle River. Ills.
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LEGAL NOTICES. :
GUARDIAN sALE.-BUEL.L.

z T.
~ fEopgTE Grart County Court in the matter of
tbs gui,rglashp Of The IlIior heirs ci hnos n. BueA
deceased. 80 a$s
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursu
aace order Of License made in said matter the
25th day OF March, A. D, 1867, by the County Cours
If said County, the Undersigned Guardian Of the minor
heirs Of said deceased will, Saturday the 4th oav
~ May, D. 1867 II O'Clock ia the Afternoon Of said
~ at the dwelling house Of said da near the village Of
Fairplay IN Grant county aoi ssad er for sale pub
Tic aucti9L liz following described Lands situate in
9raEt Ccrntsa Wisconsin aforesaid, 10 Wit:
or tie west nall OF the north quarter Of etnn
EweIt ythree hftynYe acres bounded follows towit:
Commencing at the Of said section
chence north twenty-five chains thence east chains
9hence n0rin I'VE chains theEes east ten chains thance
tCut thirty chains geEee west twenty chains t. the
erartes a. secton tNentyour, hity-Hine ani three
teS4ss cIes, 30 fi.ied 0llows to-wt commencing
- the one-fOurth section corner post the south
rOundary Of said section twenty Tour, thence north
kwentyoLe chains and twenty links, thence 492,
swenysix chains thence south thrtyeght chains and
ter nks thence twenty chains place al begin
ming. II east half OF the s0Ethwset e.arttf said
pettof tWeLtYfour ca the eas h1lf of northwest
quarter Of section s~eSity Aye, orty-three or
4hereahours the sorth aud west boundaries OF which
fe somewhat guar, but will be accurately described
n coca 20 purchaser. All Of the above agds being IN
Gown one, north u ange two west Also the south
sat quarter Of the southeast quarter OF section FIVE
4oWEtyc north ct range two west, >oept the dover
Interest cf Emily A. B1e widow Of said deceased, IN
PAID alds, aud fheund eidsl interest Of Asenath Buell.
one Of The heirs at Of said des eased, ia the
The interest and the interest OF the said
Asonh ill., however be quit claimed - the purchaser
and complete title made.
The tt ns will be n gde known at the time and place
II sale l4d-tsj EMILY A. BUELL., Guardian.
Dated al Fairplay this Eth day OF April. a. 1861
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SHERIFF sALE-BLANCuARD.


sfate If v scess, lc,.aty Ct Grarr-se orc Court
sfof Grant county, Wisconsin. BENJAMIN r. sheldon
plaintiff Charles d. Blanchard Administrator Of
ss+Ssa IT ". W. Blanchard deceased, q a.
By virtue Of iudveent Of foreclosure and order Of
gale in the above entitled action rendered and made at
Ae SaTca Term 1867. u tie Circuit Court OF said c0un
~, Esul the 29th day Of May, 1857, at the front
door Of the Court house the village Of Lancaster in
said County offer for gale aud viii sell at public auction
- the highest 3deg for cash, at O'Clock il tho after
-Jl i aail ay, following property, to.wit:
Bi,5 HlYded halt Of the northwest quarter OF the
north-eg quarter q section four a. in township No
sey m al 4Qrtt 81 range three ~ west containing ol v
scres anu the Whole of the southeast quarter Of &
o,thves quarter of section twenty three (2 and Il
QuartlE ~ section No. twenty-six COZ township No
seraa Cd 0oeth If range three 90 west, containing
Nz acres aid lie east half cftae southwest quarter
Of section eleven (ll). TOWNSHIP 40 seHent7), range
hfee ~ west containing eighty aere@ aad the north
nal tcc southeast quarter section twelve ~ town
ship NO range three west containing eighty acres;
and northeast Of the northeast Quarterad north
.lafoftho quarter OF the southeast quarter
section elavea(ll u, township No seven ! r'Dgc tire
f3) west containing sixty and the least
Of tie spCthues quarter. and the north half If the
sOuth-qest df the southwest quarter of section
welye ~, township No. seven a. range west con
off the south end OF the hall Of the southwest
quarter section Glove I'D township SEVENTH, range
{hroe 80 west--a ir Grant county Wisconsin. Said
sale viii be made 20 satisfy said judgment besides in
sarestt iud costs and costs QcCr .ins.
De.ed Sheriff Office, Lancaster, Wis. Apr IS, 1861
}. ?. cox; Sheriff.
a1Isr EtREEE, Plaintiffs Attorney. Acts
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QHERIFF's sALR.-HORNER.

~ II q Isl L i , SALE.-1OiCAE Fit.
HIVE or wlseoBsIN, Grant County,--ss. Jonathan
Lancaster, ads. Harriet L. IIorner.
BY virtne OF writ Of execution issued out of the
Circui. Co rt cf Grant county Wisconsin against the
above LgI-s4 plarn and il faYorof the above named
DEFENDANT directed and delivered and for want OF
goods nd chatsls wheroon To levy, have this day
levied upon all the right Iitle and interest which The
1895 o. has since acquired il and to the folio wing de-
ssr5sa real estate wit The half Of Section six
o. Town three ~ Range FIVE 90 west in Grant conn
~, Wisconsin; which said will the 10th
lay OF Jag 1857 the hour Of 10 o'clock NJ Of said
day oer for sale AMI vii sell TO the highest bidder for
sash the front door Of tho house in thown OF
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin. Said sale viii be
eade % e. -isfy said execution and costs
J. p cox Sheriff.
". ? DEWEY Dates Atty.
% % sheriff once, Lancaster, kprlS 1867
4Ats
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Dated This 2Gth day Of Aprii, 1861
ATE or LARKIN.

y A--I UT LA RhIN.
STATE Wisooss3I, Grant County--es. Grant Comfy
Court, April term, 1861 In the Later ef the estate
Of Han Larkin, deceased,
o. ibis Goth day of April, A. d. 1867, ufonreading
80 alng Tho petition Of Margaret Iarkin, of Haze
sgeeB stating that Niiliamn Larkin, Of the County Of
sar and State Of WISCONSIN, died ntestate or about
& 25ih day March, A. .. 1867 and praying that she
q appointed administrative of the ettate OF said de-
Seased; Il ~ ordered that seid Application be heard
before the Judge of thi> Cour at the Probate Office in
ancas.er in said county on Monday, the 27th day Of
May e. 2 1867 81 ole O'Clock ia tue afternoon of said
day. i
Ana is further ordered that notice Of said application
and hearing be given 70 all persons interested by publish
Ing copy of this order for three successive weeks once
fach week, in the Grant County HERALD, weekly news
paper printed at Lancaster in said county, prior said
he.-ing
b to Coert
"''- NM. McGONIGAb,
AT-3s County Judge.
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w DOL CARDING.
PULLING. DRESSING CLOTHS.
At THE MILLvILLE FACTORY.

Tine subscriber would say TO his numerous friends and
patrons that he will he ready for celing ON the goth
day Of May. have got new Cards and my Machue
otherwise improved that feel satisfied that wj he
able To do as good CARDIAC be done in the state
best can to accommodate my customers. / expect rs
run night ana da5 when the weather VIII 5ernit q
limited amount Of wool Will he taken 10 be made into
Cloh on Flannel on the shares, fer money ThankFrl
for The liberal share Of patronage heretofore received
expects merit and receive continuance Of the same
JOSEPH If0RSEFALL.
Myille May l. lsuG.-4s-tf
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LID MORGAN CHIEF.

Announcements lara isee8 aa3e IS request of many
season. N w WOOD
ApTa 18th, 1861. f47-tf Proprietor.
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saAcK 6 tfAXNARD
General Agents Apple River Ills
., II. HgDp. social Agent
Atom Lancaster. Wis
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rt--J

MA. 49,
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Your John z. Nanny an Well pleased W bill; t8iur
it the best combined machine in ase and Tor its quail
ties Mower it cannot he nrpassed. I cut some CO
acres q grain and have never gone through harvest
with more comfort om self ana team. consider il the
easiest to rake from and bind alter orany in use
JOHN AfCCARN.
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CALHOUN INsTITUTE,

Macon, Nog9bee County, Mss.
A chartered High School for Ladies-l7
years under the same PrinCipal--Limi.
ted to 40 Students
CIMILAR to the University of Virginia in mode
~ Of instruction and grade. The Ancient and
Modern Languages, and Music on three instruments
taught.
Have you chosen your school7 or are you vast
ing time and means in experimenting with different
schO0ls1
Write and get proof Of the merit and success Of
this school from old patrons and graduates. Write
to the Principal.
Term begins on the LIST Of July and ends lst Of
April following. Expenses from S220 to $3.50 for
whole term.
". R. POINDEXTER, A. H.,
jlyl6-6 Principal
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We regret to record the death Of Mr..
Andrew J. Kirk, Of this place, atsaltil-
10, Miss, on the 29d inst. His body
was brought down on Friday morning,
and buried in the Odd Fellows Gene
terry.
Mr. Kirk was ayoung man Of steady
habits and correct principles. Although
a member Of no church, he was a faith
full member Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, which assisted in the
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B. G. KIRTLEY, sec'y.
For the Mississippi Index.
Grand Tournament Ball, Stark
Vile, Miss.

Grand Tournament Ball, Stark
Vile, Miss.
MEssRs. EDITORS:
To relieve the dull monOtOny of life,
and obtain some relaxation, on the eve
of the 10th Of July, we laid aside the
"cares OF life and directed our course
towards glorious Starkville, thaving only
four miles to gO) for the purpose of at
tending a "Grand Tournament Ball"
which was to take place at the Female
Institute. We did not feel disposed to
decline it, as we anticipated at the conf
ing fete much pleasure and enjoyment,
which are by no means items of small
Importance In the life of every one. We
thought that such trip would be on the
whole conducive of physical health, as
the bow too long bent loses its elastici-
ty. The sun had scarcely begun to de-
scend in his "blazing ebarOt of State"
the archway of the vaulted sky, when
with light heart and bright hopes, we
abandoned for a while our "daily avOea-
tiOn,' and giving loose reins to our high
mettled pony Billie Button, were whirl-
ing on our way with considerable rapid
ty. The evening was warm, but the at
'mOsphere pu ,and ipyigOratiDg, render
ed our "hip" quite agreeable. At length
we found Ourself in the heart Of that
beautiful village, of which you have,
doubtless, heard such glowing descrip-
tons. And indeed had you been here
you would have found it what it has
been represented to be, and all that you
can picture it in imagination. But how
could it be else but lovely, pleasant and
beautiful, since it is ever lit up with wo-
mans smiles, and since it is the nurse Of
50 many and such fair flowers
oBlooming as Eden in its earliest hours"
The golden sun had sunk into his
cosy bed in the glowing west, and mild
and pleasant twilight came on gently and
glided into "ebon night when we were
borne along by the current towards the
Institute. On approaching the temple
Of Minerva, we found it beautifully il
Illuminated, and a gay and merry crowd
already assembled ito trip the light fan
tastic toe, y and all things we're going on
''as merry as marriage bell" Glance
but at this brilliant coterie All around
you breathe cOngenial spirits, here they
have met to associate. Youth luxuriant
with life and joy meet yOur gaze
young hearts that love not to think o
care and grief are present-Old e,witl
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PLEASANTs & CO.,
Tobacco Merchants
LOUISVILLE. KY,

RE prepared to furnish Planters and Merchants
n with The best Brands Of Kentucky and Vir-
ginia Leaf Tobacco, at prices merely nominal The
enormous Government Tax On Manufactured Tobae-
60 has caused 80 much adulteration that it is al
most impossible to got pure article. The under
si0ned are experienced TObaeeonists, and viii,
upon receipt Of orders, ship to any address at the
following prices Best Chewing, 20 to 30 cents per
Mound Best Smoking, l2i to 30 cents per pound,
eompactly packed in boxes Of from Is to 100 pound
and warranted Of the best quality-superior to any
manufactured article in the market.
REPrR ro-Maj-Gen. Sterling Price, st. Louis,
No; Jas H. Boyd Treasurer, city Of jackson Jos
n Iedbetter, city Of jackson, Mss; Hon. R. L.
Henderson, Mayor, Meridiani A. j. Buford, College
nm. Miss; Judge Thornton, 0kolona, Miss Franz
s. Ronald Co.. Ninth street, Tobacco House.
Louisville, Ky. .
Address PLkASANIS CO,
(Care Of 9th Street Tobacco House)
ap27-6 Louisville, Ky.
~ S D. JOHNSTON, At the Louisville
store. No. 50 Market street, Columbus, Miss, I
our authorized Agent for the counties Of Lowndes
Fayette and Pickens Any orders Of bis will b
honored BY our House
Mississippi index. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-30

We were happy to meet in our city on
yesterday, our old and esteemed friend
A. A. SOsserman, Esq, of Mobile, Ala,
WHO is now on a travelling tour through
this portion of Mississippi, as agent for
that sterling paper, the "MObile Times"
We take great pleasure in recommend
ing Mr.. S. to our citizens, as all who
wish to subscribe to one of the best
papers in the South, can have an oppor-
tunity to do so.
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For the Index

MEssRs. EDITORS:
In your last issue l see that your
"Jemes" is to be absent, therefore the
'lOcaP chair is vacant. It is my desire
to fill it for half an hour, to call the at
tentiOn of the dear public to a great evil
as tits anybody's business, therefore no
lodges.
Will you come with me to the Court
House, see those large posters that cover
the front of the house, read-yOu see
they are "InSOlvents," not able to pay
their tax, and the Sheriff according to
law, posts them on the Court House
door or front, but the door will not hold
the tenth. If it is satisfactory to those
posted, to me it assuredly u.s.
In calling attention to this matter, /
have twOfOld object in view; First,
there are names Of parties who stand
high in the estimation of all their friends
and acQuaintances,and would not let this
happen if they were aware of it, or that
through hurry Of business it has been
over looked; Second, is there no remedy
to eurrect this mOnstrOus abuse of one
class of citizens refusing to support the
government under which they live and
do business, these plead insolvency, are
they paupers, supported by those who
pay Taxesi You see by looking over
this list, the names Of many persons who
have left the county, some dead, but this
does not remedy the evil, only makes it
more glaring. 1t has ever been thought
the first duty of all men to pay their
taxes to the government under which
they live, even if that government is not
such as they wish; there is another rem
edy for that. There are near 1000 ip-
dividuals in this county who have not
paid taxes that were assessed, and if the
registration is correct there are 1000
more who do not pay any Taxes, as
they are not assessed. Think Of that
Taxpayers, 5,0OOImen that are liable to
support the government in LOwndes
county, and do not do it. Their Taxes
would be about $4,000.
There are about six hundred white
men who owe taxes to the amount Of
S13,6O2:35, out of this list there are
eleven who owe s7,72s.Os, all of them
dealers or makers Of liquor. "There is
food for thought" just here, either they
have been doing a bad business or are
wrOngfully assessed.
Next comes "the man and brother,
the negro; there is a bright a(r)ray here
on dark subject $3.50 names to illumi'
nate the insOlyent list with, s9O15.2C
due, to support "the greatest Govern
ment the world ever saw" (mind We live
in TerritOries) about 200 negroes have
paid about 5000 taxes all honor t.
them, they viii make good and resPecta
bic citizens.
You can see at a glance there are nov
over $50 more registered than are as
sessed, that with the number yet to reg
lister will take it to near 1000.
There now, go to your Office and Civ
somebody -. This is free soil terri
tory, at least free to some from tax pay
ing. 'gow pitch in"
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In pursuance Of public notice given, a
meeting Of citizens was held at the Gil
mer House on Saturday night July q,
for the purpose Of organizing a Touma-
ment to be held in this city.
On motion, Mr.. L. A. Middleton was
called to the chair, and Mr.. B. @. Kirt-
ley, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of
the meeting.
Mr. Clarence Brooks offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution, which
we're adopted.
WHEREAS: 1t is requisite to set apart
such days as will not conflict with the
duties Of the young men who cOntem-
plate riding, therefore, be it
ResolUed, That the 18th and 18th Of
September, Wednesday and Thursday,
are determined upon as the days for the
Tournament.
Mr.. j. NJ. Randle then offered an
amendment to the resolution which was
adopted, that the riding be continued
three days, and that the prizes be such
as the Committee may think proper to
select.
The Chair, assisted by several gen.
tlemen present, appointed the the follow
ing committees;
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
W. E. Gibbs, David Blair, A. saville,
JIM. Randle and VIM. Cady, to which,
by resolution, the name of the Chairman
was added.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Gen. T. G. BIewett, DR.. Jno MCGEE,
DR.. B. A. Vaughn, Col. T. H. Baker,
L. l.. Goodrich and L. Hatch.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
J. P. Billups, Harrison johnson, G.
Hill, W. ID. HUMPHREYS and COvlngton
Ottley'
On motion of Capt. BenOit, it was
Res0lued, Thas the Committee o.
Arrangements meet at the Gilmer House
on Monday night the goth, and make as
early as practicable, a report oftheir pro
ceedings to the Secretary of this meet
ing.
COL ThOs. II. Baker offered a resOlu
ton that Hon. B. H. Hill, of Georgia b.
invited to act as orator of the OCCASION
which was unanimously adopted, wher
the chair appointed Col. T. II. Bake
and Hon. VIM. II. Sims as COMMITTEES
of correspondence.
There being no further business, OIL
motion Of Mr.. Turner, the meeting ad
journed.
L. A. MIDDLETON, Pres.
BIC, KIRTLEY, Sec'y.
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Sunday, Is


Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, Gents sewed Boots and
Shoes, Dress Goods, Clothing, Lads
and Gents Furnishing Goods, and
in fact the most complete stock in
the city, offered at a great reduction
at the great Clearing Sale of
FRANK, SELIG & CO.,
iuil6-2w No 81 Main street.
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New York City.
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, 20, rs 8 ~ Broadway, N. =.
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

THE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll aad widely
i known to the travelling publies The location
L especially suitable 70 merchants and business
mem il Is in close proximity 70 the business part 81
the eity--is On the highway Of Southern and Wesi
srn travsl-and adjacent 10 Ell the principal Rail
road and Steamboat depots.
THE STEVENS HOUSE, has liberal aooommo
dations Tor ever 300 guests-it Is well furnished
and possesses every modern improvement for lhs
comfort and entertainment Of It's inmates The
rooms are spacious and wen vsniilatsd-pro
with gas and Waier--fhe attendance Z prompt and
rcspsctfusnd the table is generously provided with
every delioaey Of the ssason-at moderate rates
GEO. X. CHASE q CO..
maySe-om ProPriotau
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The lands are adapted to the growth Of grain
cOtton grapes, etc, are cheaper than Government
lands in cold ATTITUDES, at one dollar and quarter
per scre The average cost Of these lands is seven
dollars per acre.
RSF Deduction Of ten per cent. in favor Of clubs
Of ten or more. Tickets may be ordered through
Memphis Agency, or bought Of Local Agents.
R1- Col. W. e. GIBBS is the Agent at Column
bus, Miss, from whom Tickets can be procured at
all times. Iyl6-H
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W ItwOn't cost you anything to
the prices at FRANK, Sc
LIG & CO.'S Great Clearing Sale"
even if you do not buy.
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The closing out sale Of Summer
Goods to be continued for ten days
more, to give everybody a chance
Remember to call early at
FRANK, SELIG & CO.'S,
mls-lw No. 81 Main street.