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SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS

by virtue q a decree o. The Oh.nrsry Court
Of fallobusha county, State Of Minisippa,
rendered on the "a day Of May, 1897, In The
suit Of A. J. MeCsslin, administrator of The
s<iaie Of Edward Evaas Deceased, complainant,
sTsins, A. s. W. Evans Il al, defendants In
said eoutt, I win - Commissioner therein 40
poiated, on Monday, The issh dsy Of Nosem-
ber 1891, At the courthouse door In The own
Of Pamela In he county Of psasla. Ia aid
State. within lawful hours offer ht ale Al
fahlle aaetion 10 ths highest bidder, hs cash.
the undivided one-haif interest Of Calvin n
ionss deceased, In The following lands lyins
sad being In aid county II Pamela to-wit
Lsn 4 D II aud north half Of losz ! and Z,
of ssc,ion n, and The east half cf northwest
qusf'sr snd north half Of soash half Of 80.
ton ~ Al In tovsshlp II, ranes |. est
fcesssioa Win BE given On he h<t daY q
ishuary nssi. &c HARRISON,
NiaN Coumiricnsf.
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Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for the
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Every patron obtains . watch By TIN Ar
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worth s5se. No Partially shown.
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the articles named On their certificates. anon
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q Ne worth, sad = no sftIeie valupd h. thar
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b sea that This b no losfsry, bat ! ssv~irhs
inward legitimate trsnssrtion. uhieh m>r Is,
participated 10 even BY the mott ~snaIousf
single esrtikesss wili Be sent ~ nsil. ur~x
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ne government md opsn 70 de nat eafefsl
Address, NIL, PORTER 3 CO.
ssni I Der erect v. Y.
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A large six PIP. Circular, giving
information Of the greatest impor-
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II teaches how tho bomely may
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mail. Address P. o. Drawer, q,
apps en-. Troy, N. Y.
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Atlantic and Great Western
l.
CITATION NOTICE.

The Stats q Mississippi Panel. county. Tn
Rashsrry Hsrssrnsvv. Sarah Johnnn los.
rhine hsrusrsseS Alihs SAVAGE sna Nellie
hafstatsrs hsiu a lss sad di<srihutsss Of
Sarah Jones decesssdi and 10 Inc chllirep
and heirs who's names asss ~ and r,.si,ne,
are unknown. o. Stephen harssmyrs I.ms.
H~srtsxraves and Macon Hsffsvr~ss~ aee,s..a
slso, heirs of Sarah teass dessss-i ssa -
lewis Haesader, husband q aid Nellie ".
and each Of yoa are hereby tltsi % Il. .nd
appear before the Prohs,a Court u aid essu,v
A. the eoar-hoass thereof on the tth Nopas,
In ocssb<s lsst 70 hos csuse why ne kn.l
secoant Of Garland "a Nelson. sdmlnissrssor N
ne es1.ts u eAHh Sea>s. ieess=<a shsala M,
b allowed and approved By erder Of eaur,
issss1 september !, 1887.
- wr. wuorrEx.
s" cistk
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A Gard to Invalids

A Clergyman, while residlng 10 ~
America as a missionary, discovered . 80
simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous ~
ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinap =
Seminal Organs, and the whole train Il ~
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Great numbers have been cured BY tkis -
remedy. Prompted by a desire 70 bebeltt
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for preparing and using this medicine ii
sealed envelope, TO any one who needs Il h
Of Charge. Address,
au3l-iy. JOSEPH T. INNAn,
Station D. Bible House. New York Cir
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The si.ts u utui~ippl, rausls essssy
Elm : hastineS hair 81 esIlie MIles irSe1f
vite henfy flsstises. h<r hushssd Tee
hsrsn! cited % sPpear bs5ss u rtah<,s 2
q ~ eo1aty, q Tie coert-kose< ikss<z 2
sse IN nesdsy n oesehsr, les7. ,
e,u'e vhy ~ haal seeount - nillsr d.
sdninissTnios ~ he suen1e n nd -.
saould - b aIlssed ~ sppspvus. BE-
q eourt inust e<p<enh.F ) 1881.
s1-h W.P wO05Inr. a.
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CHANcERY NOTICE..

The Stats u Niel-ap9 rsy4s spsss, Il
tks Chanesfy CosFf u $50 1g.ssy OusAzs
l1es7. Ne. ltl
Richard !. fossE s~saislstsssos, Il o. "
Joha Morris. sfscstf, q a.
Upon afhdarit Sled IL AS asas i sys<ss.
ing 10 the ~satisfnefioa Y tbs asnrt thst a. 4
fsndsnis hsfy n kars sn4 s-sssiss Nora
who arr nsaos helm Il las u tssSsn " ~.
ria dsooassd and have ne z4ssssaa. uanaaa
apsa doe iasaiFy - assEd Il . ussssfss -.
dered By the court that ths I'D asf.a1asia
MARI n. and senouiA hofria Dc enter thsir sp-
pe@rsnce herein 90 OF bsfoFs the en. Oar Il
the asst terra u this euart 10 h. halasn Il ths
eoafs-hoass 81 aid eoaniy. m the town a
Pamela on the seventh aondzy amer the fssrsh
Monday In September. 1891, and plead. ans-rf
or dsmuf 10 he eouplAinsats bll herein. 3,
the flsrations thereof viii he taken ss Goa.
ksssd as 10 Jsssn. II l. further ordered BY lhs
court that a copy Of ihis urder h pahll,hsd IL
the weekly Pamela Star. = public ne~rpa.
Per printed and Published In the town q,
fanola In aid county, FOR four week, succsz.
siseiy. &c. HARRISON. cierk.
ny D.. Corr, Deputy Clsrk.
Ward 4 Cooper, solicitors. oes-st
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CITATION NOTICE

The State Of uizzissipp, Papols sosn'y. !.
ALIEN RILEY, heir and dizirIbnles 4 gtts
ksisy, dectssed. You are hereby .iefts
snd appear before the PROBATE Court
county, 81 ths courthouse thsfsog . ~ Z
Monday In ocsebsr. 1881. 70 show rsss "
ne hn.l sseount Of John 7 Bel, : al1t.
sov o. The estsss q mid dsesssed zh.t'd -
SLOWED and sppruyed. ~ order 81 c.
Issued ssPssnbss >, issi,
s'-ss Y. ?. FocrTTs, Csi
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CITATION NOTICE

The State Of hissi.ippi, Psnola eouusy. =
Beulah A. Burnett, and John Auns HsnA
heirs and distributes Of Thomas J. Bsna
deceased. You are hereby cited 10 he snis
pear before the Probate Court Of said cssT
a. The courthouse thereof on the <th nsstr,
IN October, 1851, 70 show esuse Why ,hsIst
lion Of johnson Burnett and othsfs pu1=f
Tor q division Of the real estate 81 aid deere
should not be granted. By order Of Co.
Issued September ., 1851.
se1-st ". P. woorTET, clri
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CITATION NoT1cE

ne esass n ni.isivpk panek Cssss1. 2 ;
ksn.y weeds widow y and Dsvid ~
-, heirs 4 Dssid MA spensr1- ~ I
Md esanty. fes ~ nereb1 elset - "
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niss,rasar 81 ~ nno 4 - 1prxssri -
nnt b allowed 81 nrr<sxp1 ~ Z
cesst isnssa Jsvs 7sskt fos5.
ss'-st w.r. wnorTpr, es<s
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The Great Cause or Huns
Misery.

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cnANCERY NOTICE.

To State Of Mississippi. In the Chanccry
Csst q PAaoA county. Al rules. before The
Csfk q aid court At hls cfiee IN the tpwn Of
PanoiA, o. the 10th DAY u September 1851.
Jsm~ O. Harris " George 7. Marshall 81 Al
Uroa opening the complAlnants bill In this
eanse, Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
eoart that The defendants Elvim Bradbury
Sarah X. Marshall. and George 7. narshall are
no, citizens OF the State ~ Mississippi. and
reside beyond the limits thereof 70 that Inc
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
them u Is therefore, ordered By the court
that the sald deEndantA Evira Bradbury.
Sarah X Marshall and George T Marshall, Do
eater their appearances hsrsin, on OF before the
hrst day Of the next term u this court 10 BE-
holden at the courthouse Of said county. in the
town Of Pamela on the seventh haafsy tnsr
the fourth Monday IN Septembsr, 1891, and
plead. answer, or demnr 10 the enmrlaln-n,s
bill herein, OF the allegaiions lheEeaf viii be
taken for confessed n i further osdsrrd by
the court that a copy u this order b. Published
In the Weekly Pamela StaE, pablo neus-
paper printed and Published In the own Of
Pamela In aid county fs four weeks success
sivcly.
A true cory. &c. HARRISON. CLERK.
sels-s, D. J. Corr Deputy cleFk.
Nossly 4 Hsrris solicitors.
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fsaaLIla TJpe Foundry.

tsvfyr wafw easlaa.a %
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hbfi8p# Habi
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CITATION NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

- Virtzs II a decree o. the Probate Court
n Ptadla eogaiy, Mississippi, made At the
sspssmbsr tern, 1881. thereof the undersigned,
rHartan n Mathew 3. and Mildred Cleveland,
All commissioner Of the Probate Court Of said
-1a1iy ufli, on Monday the 18th day Of No.
Esmhsr, 1867, upon the premises, proceed and
I@ii =, public outcry 10 the highest bidder, the
ee bali Of section Of land No. twenty f70l,
10 township seven a., Of range sin fsl west
In aid county, containing 32o acres, mor o.
les. The Improvements consist Of . gapa
dwelling, kitchen, negro csbin1 fiAbls, sfit4
tmoke-houso, we'll, orchard, garden, anA gle.
house. About lt0 acres cleared snf saAss
good fence. The remainder u fhs vsss \
well .imbered. The land lie ~ ~ n-l-aas
and Chulahnma road. Ft miles frees Bsirsss
aud Eve miles from Safdis.
Terms-One third cash. The iaissss n Tvs
equal payments due one AL i~s ysssr ',un
the day of sale. With inisrss ffsz - d. =
sale al the rate q "a ~ So - sfrna
Sale within hsmi kssn So &C. Fg1 Nvss
with approved ss.uriY - zs4rrss ,.Faesss
ocs-N Ia WILLIAMSON
Ganfalka amS E~rnaaasuss.
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LEnnAN a o.

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STABII
At BatesviIIe, fer ssIs.

Apaying business and bargain viii b rss
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Sardis Male Academy.

This school bf BOYS and Young mtn will
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and will c]oniinus ten aoaihs 90 forty weeks
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Abecclafians and pupils IN the primary
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More advanced pupllrn grammar go
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At one place in England, where sulpuric
acid is manufactured from iron pyritcs, the
remnant was always thrown away as useless.
Lately SCIENCE demonstrated the value of this
refuse. and now it is chemically treated so
of silver, and the silver sells at nearly dou-
bic the usual price. because of the gold it
contains. In like manner the waste of the
Cornish copper mines is now utilized in the
manufacture of arsenic and other valuable
substances, the enormous piles of refuse
which numbered the ground being now found
of considerable value. The time is coming
when the waste of our western mines, facto-
rIes and slaughter houses will all be utilized
instead of being left as at present to disfg-
ure the earth and endanger health.
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EXCELSIORI EXCELSIORII
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair Exterminator!!
For Removing Superhous Hair.

To the ladies especially this invaluable depila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indis
pensible article to female beauty, is easily appl
ed, does not burn or injure the skin, but acts d-
rectly on the roots. 1t is warranted to remove
superfiuous hair from low foreheads, or from any
part of the body, completely, totally end redica-
fy extirpating the same, leaving the skin soft,
smooth amp natural. This is the only article used
by the French, and is the only real effeetual de-
sent post paid, to any address, on receipt OF al
order by
BERGER, SHUTTS & Co., Chemists,
2S5 River St., Troy, N. Y.
April g. 1854. 6-tw&w1!.
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NETTLES FROM DEAN SWIFT.

If man will observe as he walks the
streets, believe he will find the mer-
riest faces in mourning coaches.
The reason why so few marriages are
happy is because young ladies spend
their time in making nets, not in MAX
ing cages.
We have just enough religion to
make us hate, but not enough to make
us love one another.
The power of fortune is confessed on
ly by the miserable; for the happy i'm
pute all their success to prudence and
merit.
Ambition often puts men upon doing
the meanest offences; so climbing is
performed in the same posture with
creeping.
Small causes are sufficient to make
man uneasy, when great ones are not in
the way; for want of block he will
stumble at straw.
Every man desires to live long; but
no man would be old.
Love of tiattery, in most men, pro-
ceeds from the mean opinion they have
VI oiiSAAhoSANSS, III IL Jill VIC SOl-
trary.
Apollo was held the god of physic
and sender of diseases. Both were
originally the same trade, and still con-
tinue.
If a man makes me keep my distance
the comfort is, he keeps his at the same
time.
Men are contented to be laughed at
for their wit, but not for their folly.
A man would have but few specta.
tors if he offered to show for three pence
how he could thrust a red poker into
barrel of gunpowder and it should not
take fire.
How is it possible to expect that man.
kind will take advice, when they will
not so much as take warning.
have known some men which were
possessed of good qualities which were
very serviceable to others, but useles
to themselves; like sun-dial in the
front of house, to inform the neigh
bors and passengers, but not the owner
within.
1t is miserable thing to live in sus-
pense; it is the life of a spider.