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Special Notices.
DR.. Stevens Cough Syrup:

The peS liSooyery,-sure and safe, Ia this beau
tiAl mixture the choicest agents known to medical
men for the immediate cure Of Cold or Cough,
are employed. Try one bottle which VIII cost yon
only p cents ana you win never be without it in
your house. Can be had Of every drugsst, and in
any quantity Of
GEO {. GOODWIN & CO. Boston.
fcbl96w
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AANNoLlA WATER.-A delightful toile; Srti..
cle-suPerlor % Cologne, and az half the price.
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Miss Judith Russell Of New Bedford, writes.
have been afflicted with severe prostratinS cramps
in nv limbs, cold lcet aRd Rands, and genera
disordered system While visiting some friends
in New York. who were using PLANTATION BIT
TERs, they prevailed upon me % tEy them Ieom-
menced with a small vine glass ftIll afer 90 Oh
meal. Feeling better hy degrees, in a few days I
was aslonished 70 Ind the GOODNESS aud cramps had
entirely len me, and I could sleep the nj ght
through, which hal not done for years feel
ike another being Ny appetite aud strength have
also greatly improved by the use Of the PLANTA-
TON BITTERS
ss-Afynheer Paul Dietrich % Milwaukee feel
ing his earthly tabernacle, stored with troubles to
DC expelled decided. after FUN inquiry and inves
tigaton, 70 emplOy Ayers Pills. In his haste TO
purify his Dutch stomach, he mistook the direc
tons % :. and swallowed p for dose This
created, OF course, an ap-psuling internal rebel
lion But Paul went through the night like hero
and came on victor az last, with a renovated sy-
TEN watch he proudly exhibits as proof of the
wisdom Of his choice. He advises every body &c
take Doct, Ayers Pills, but kindly advises Ia.
friends who are ambitious Of following his exam
pie 70 pc sure and take the right bottom. - Min
nesota Telegraph.
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DIR ECr0RSi

c,,u.rI p UrRsEY, Lumber Merchant.
AMOS VI. ROBERTS, President Eastern bahk-
lyu,,,v H. SMITH Lumber Merchant.
WILLIAM McGILvERr, Ship Builder and Broker.
cyoror &. JswErr, President Cd National Bank
uvxpyF pRrSTIss Lumber Merchant
GEcxsR srErsoS, President Let National Bank
f. g. DUNN, Ashland, Lumber MerchanI
THOMAS j. STEWART, Vice Consul OF Portugal
I.EMrEL BRADFORD, Bradford, Hntten < 20.
FRANKLIN MuzzY, Treasurer MuIzy Iron WORKS
AFRAID THOMPSON, Director Eu y A ~ H. Coz
JOIN 5. CHADWICK, sec'y Bangor VI F ms 80
tsu,u srrrsos. are,son & Co, LauTber
,rcrsrrs % MANSON Mayor Of HaHg"r.
FRANCIS NJ SABINE, Pres, Bangor IL Y ins. TO
I.,,,s , PETERS. Member Of COngrr %.
slip Broker.
NATHAN {. AVER, y. {. Aver Co. huihpsr-
Jesgpu W. FREEsE, Freesc & wiggin, INSURANCE.
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Nav 10, lsG9.

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honor ab'c
Judge of Probate, for the County of Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the o 'tii1
of
DANIEL AUSTIN, late of Buck6eld,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond : tho
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; and those who have AT y de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same TO
ISAAC STRICkLA Nd.
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To R.mor. Meth Patches. Fr,..le. an

To Remove Meth Patches, Free kles and
TAN from the face, use PERRY's Morn AND
FRECRLE LOrIOS. sold BY al Druggists. Pre-
pared only by Dr. b. c Perry.
For Black Worms and Pimples ON Face,
Use PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIMFLE REMEDY
prepared only by DR.. Il. Z. Perry, ~ B0nd Street
New York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied
by wholesale Druggists. 6m marc
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THOMAS +. BILLINGS, late of Porter,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond IA the
law directs he therefore requests all perSo ms
who are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased TO
make immediate payment: and those who IA va
any demands thereon tn exhibit the same To
MOSES >. MOJLTOS
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
BY AUCTION.

nUESr ANT to license from the Hone rablr
/ Edward Fox, L. ). District Judge FOR the DIS
tiici OF Maine the undersigned, Assignee Of Hen
az +. Morton and Benjamin T. Bates, indivil ualiy
and n copartncrs, will cell by public aucio n, 90
the premises at WEST SUMNER, In the Coun ~ OF
Oxford aud state OF Maine, on
Saturday, June 10, 1899, Mt L o'clk y. VI,
ali the right, title and interest which both and
either OF said Dankrupts had. on the 2Kh Of Feb
mary. \ ID. 1873, or " hiCh both and either OF said
Bankrupts now have, in and to- certain Real rs
tate situate In said West simmer, and being all
and Singular the premises conveyed 10 said Beuja-
min 2 Bates by Rachel z. Lawrence aud hch -ah
Lawrence by their deeds, dated Nov. sHh A. ID.
1876. and duly recorded IN the Registry of Deeds
for ONfor1, County
The title OF the above property il considered 10
bc perfect, and the property consists OF TWO
story Dwelling House, wifi gnrticp connected -
The above house is centrally situated, and has re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired
Also buildiug occupied rs BIZ tbs sh up
n said West Sumner being portion OF the abo We
premises.
Also, \ certain Water Power, or the right 10 the
use or water n described in said deeds.
Tho undersigned reserves the right ~ sell the
above parcels separately together, the int r.
cs, Of the creditors may require.
Also, a small parcel OF land ~ said West 81 m.
ner, formerly conveyed by James III. keene 10 $ aid
Morton or % said Morton 4 Bates.
Also, certain building at said West SUNNI ~,
connected with the Mil She'd aud occupied nd
used rs stable, In connection with said dwell ing
house.
Terms of sale, cash
BENZ. y. TUELL Assignee
N -
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice Il iat
he has been duly appointed 10y the HOuora ole
Judge of Probate, for the County OF Oxford, q nd
assumed the trust OF Administrator OF the estate of
CYRUS HAlFORD, late OF Hartford
in said County deceased, by giving bond "a the
law direct, he therefore requests all persons no
are indebted TO the estate of said deceased To mt Ike
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
lnands thereon. To exhibit the same TO
IRA BARTLETT, Jt :.
r-Nn
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed BY the Honorable
Judge of Probate, for the County OF Oxford and
assumed the trust of Executor OF the last VIII and
testament of
NANCY b. WHITMAN, late Of Mexico,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons no
are indebted TO the estate of said deceased To AXE
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon, ~ exhibit the same 10
HENRY +. DURGI y.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice q lat
he has been duly appointed by the Honoral e
Judge Of Probate, for the County of oxford, nj
assumed the trust of Executor Of the last VIII nd
testament of
AGNES NJ MASON, late OF Bethel,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests al persons ho
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased TO ms ko
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
,nands thereon, To exhibit the same TO
DAVID X HASTINGS.
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Nav II, 1859

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice Il at
he has been duly appointed by the lIonorai lie
Judge of Probate for the County OF Oxford, n nd
assumed the trust OF Administrator OF the est !te
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We received q circular over this
signature addressed to the people Of
Mississippi, advocating the claims of
the above named individual for
the position Of Governor IN the
coming election. lie lays down
his platform a follows;
Supports President Grant, and
the Constitution Of the United States.
Supports the Republican party Ms
ASA National Party.
l. a supporter OF Che 18th and
10th amendments.
IL In favor OF the eight hour law,
and an opposer Of the proscripthe
clauses ofthe Egleston Constitution.
Wcknownothing of this man, but
his advancement and support Of his
own cause before the people, before
any notion has been taken, subjects
him to our suspicion Of having been
taught, by fellowship, his polit-
ical opinions IN the school OF blatant,
Inscriptions and selfish politicians,
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Citation Notice.


The State II Mississippi. Pamela souat5 IN
the Chaneery euurt % aid esssssy. Az rules
tsf5rs the clerk of said court Al hh ufice in
Me town Of rznoiz, IN said eounty, on the nd
dzy Of March. AID. 1859.
William joFnsr y. John A. Polk and X. A.
Tucker, administrators Il a.
Nc. as.
gtaa affidavit fled in Mia casfse Il arpsafing
10 he mfszhcion Of ths Court That she defend.
anti John Henry Tucker. nznisfnin Archer
Tasksr aaa Lila Clemspiiue Tucker are upn-
r4itsnn Q fihs STATE Of Mississippi. aid reside
hsysni tho limit thereof - that ordinary
prcsa cflsr rannoi h<serrcd aron ihsu: u
i therefore oFstrsd hy The rourt fhat he Id
defsnaents Joha Henry Ticker. i<nisnln
Arches Tatkfn nz1 Leila Clsmentine Tucker.
% tzstt their appearance herezn On D. h<znfs
The hszt Day o. Ne nsxi term : cid es1<s %
be holden Al he courthouse n "a e1ssntf IN
The town n PsnslA es TIE seventh Nosasy
Ansr The onfih Monday In March. 1859. thea
kni Ehers to plead. answer. y d<narf 10 The
ampiziHznts bill herein. q he allegations
lAsrlnf viii i taken Tor confessed ssH them.
It = further nrtestd ~ Re aeart thAt . copy
81 this uf;sF b raeii.A=1 n The sNsetir
rzneia Star. : rahllf neN<p~rrr friastd asd
published n ~ avn q rzauis- IN aid ro4ay.
n fear SEEKS excessively.
1Auks 4. PIERCE cerk.
usr,h u. fefa. sr5s
y. R.aastrh. atsy fs somrazin.st
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Tribute Of Respect.

AT n called meeting Of Free
and Accepted Masons, Friendship
Lodge No l27, May 2stl', 1859, the
following resolutions were unani-
mouly adopted
That, Whereas, the Great / Am,
has seen proper 10 call our worthy
Brother w. w. Mobley from labor
in our midst, to rcffcshmont in that
Lodge not made with hands, eteruaI
In the Heavens.
Resolved, That we bow with be.
coming humility to this severe dis
pcnsation of his Providence, tlai
calls from usn true aud tried friend,
a worthy aud Anuch esteemed
Brother and member Of this Lodge,
That whilst We deplorc his death rs
our las, wcfondly has proven
bis gaini believing that q Irowning
Providence, docs often hide n smiI-
ing taco.
Resolved, That "a a token Of re-
slect for our deceased Brother, this
Lodge will wear the usual badge OF
for thirty days.
/ Resolved, That q copy Of these
usolations be sent to the Pamela
s1An and saulis LoeomUire. with D
squestthatthey be puBlishedintLe
next issues.
j. DRAnAx,
VIC MusaRoYrs.
]. A. saktl, -.
Committee.
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Harriet Galbreath, the heirs whose nameA ages
and place Of residence arc unknown, OF T.. j..
0rhc, deceased, VIM. P. 0rne, whose residence
Is unknown, aud the children and heirs whose
names are unknown Of Mrs.--0rne. daugh-
ter OF Richard y. Orne deceased, widow Of
HenryE Il. 0rne, deceased, all iegAfees Of Richard
E,0rnc, deocased, andto Duncan Galhsoaih, hus-
band or said Harriet and all other persons in
tcresied In the estaic Of Richard q. 0rae, de-
ceased.
You are hereby cited 70 appear before the
Probate Court OF said county, nj The court
house thereof on tho 4th Monday In June,
1869, to show cause why james O.. Armstrong.
administrator with The will ANNEXED Of the
estate Of Richard y. 0rne, deceased. should not
be ordered aud required to make to tho heirs
Of james j. Rlam, deceased, a title to the lands
described Ia the petition fled, which were sold
James ]. Elan Ia his lifetime by Richard +.
0rne, deceased, In his lifetime,
mayss-5t H. PIERCE, Clerk.
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AIEElnE


Dia|f 81 fme 81 81 f1H 20sH'
.nl.4 sN AL iif, n ~ Yt dA
#HH M. ~ wi ". Aisid VIA
40 8HltdalHH HftMiit Nagaaf
honor,
THe abn5 a alls. has slm
mg4sd ha5iilW heBh or Hifsi
Che taidsE igi Aa and ilis ims
friend Il % mort.
N ilis bloedy onleal, through
wliel, or eonaify bas recently
parsed nstie aeiaan better W moro
mbIe part. than Captain W w.
MobIe. IIis Horal eeamQe WA
equal 70 any emergency Although
tito battle roafod with The voice ~
an Alpine storm, md rcd cafDAeo
rode riot, and eleoAs Of battle
smoke hung over, ~ he Waa calm,
bold, determined, and with tbe
courage u q true patriot, he faccd
tho battcries Of rerponling cahnons,
indifferent ~ thc mimic messengers Of
death that played thitkly around
Aaanoaicer housed his authority
alone for the legitimate pnportg,
for which II was intrnatcd, never
wouhdine the feelings Of subordi
mates and privatcsby an unnecessary
exercise Of his power. Ever ready
10 bear bis part in hmdships and
priyaiiona, lac spared no labor to at
tend 10 the wounds Of the private
soldiers. II would be useless to add,
such traits, won the admiration, re-
spcct, and love Of all who were
associated with him in arms.
Asa Physician, he ranked among
the most eminent. The liberal part
that nature had done for him, the
classical education, that he early re-
cciyed, and scappiieatlon through
life, not only placed him among the
first of his profession, but made him
the learned man, and tile accomplish
ed gentleman.
The true friend is lost, in the
death Of w. W. Mobley. TO ac-
comodutc others, he would discom-
mode himself. Sclfslnass, was far
from him. Hewastho open hearted
and generous man, possessing many
of the noble qualities that 80 much
adoFn our race.
Ho behold the skeleton form Of
death approaching his suiIeringbed,
aud wassensible ofits Approach. lie
suffered most intensely for twelve
days next prior to his death, but
remained concious to the last
moments. lie viewed death
calmly, aud spoke Of it familiarity
conscience that ever ready accuser,
troubled not his dying hours.
Thus let us live, that when ON
race is run We can calmly yield nj
our life, to I'VE no more on earth,
except by our example, and, in
grateful remembrance in thc-heart.
of our friends.
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IhAss ~ ss.le 100 Heres N Lard N 1aiisl
hAlohla eeAnff, va The eaai half q sFeiien
Re. insnNhlp y. fUhtt ? we'd. and Ne hpftll
half If me- southwest 1uafief NJ setilsh ~
township a, range q vel.
1hesr lAhds arc lbtaied 4 Nh miles west q
Tallnheichls fisf, which y nesinehie ~
stbtmhoala u 4 mint opposite The IAndk avt
nefeA II these Ianiz ME- eaid % he a. fine n
= n de Mississippi Valley. Lands adIeln'
Ing NbId ff $50 per pple bHibfe We war tn
Owner need, money, aud vii ssiI very low 10
cash. am offering 20 cell ateb per aero. Gal
on Of address. &. q. SPENCER,
At At Law ard General Land Agent,
mays.lm Baielvills, Mim.
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BY virtue Of a decree Of Ae Chaneery Court
OF Panola county. Mississippi, rendered therein
At the November term, 1851, thereof, In the
suit Of james Jacksou vt al, complainant, vs..
W.. j. Floyd, administrator OF the estate Of w.
II. PuRh, deceased, ct al, defendant, No, TAI In
said court, I will, as commissioner therein mp
pointed, on Monday, the 2lst day Of June, 1869,
at the courthouse door In the town Of panola,
In said county, offer for sale ~ public auction
to the highest bidder, on q credit Of SIX months
from the day Of sale the following lands lying
and being in said county Of Panola, and known
as the East half Of section 20, township 10,
range I, west.
Bond bearing 0 per cent. interest, whit IN
good securities, will DO required OF the pur-
chaser. JIG. HARRISON,
mn22 Of Commissioner.
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MA H
M's#l#hH fHA tH1f
AY9. hH lHou adFmBa|an llNf M
81 NJ fHlai - AA
#Aall. lealA4 na dgila la Naadlh9
lalAf AmA Amydffs + b N
0lnxam elasf II i4AIHlsiplaa, III
81 h. d8d tn years af1s Instead d
nos icing aIl5tg eglhE IS IHlll ~
People WII0 d1hf lHliefa II hynffh
ingilfnh gvur iiis
Iafohgsw nD Ter DErHIt#
'Ths HsT#une ejutt n iillifDir las
recently decided DIlinois wllway "a
WbiuemoreJ final a paaaeflgfr On {
milropd tfuu must no! bc expelled
nom tho cor ., any oihef place than
a regular station for Che non1py4
meut Of fare.
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.Nhal's IN 4 same


The subject n q new hamc fof
sho party heretofore known ~ the
Conservative Domoernc5, and f.
which every honest and true man
beIonqs, whether he " white q
black ,1u tIis State i being agitated
.nnd thu reaaops urged W those ~
favor a tlIis measure arc That tlie
Nofihern Radicals attaeh to tlie
namo of Democracy all those old
principles that belonged to II before
the war-bllowcd by secession, dis
unionpnd bloodshed anil that The
PARTY Of to-dhy still hold those prin.
ciples. A few Northern Radicals
may think this way, but we well
know TINT there Is no such party US
the anti bcllum Democratic party,
or the Wing party Of that day In
the South. The war completely de-
stroyed tlc existence Of such parties,
and thc South nedtogetllcra one
man IN opposition TO Radical meas
urcs; and because there was aparty
in the North who opposed Che course
of Radical legislation, who called
Themselves The Democratic party,
did the Southern people assaine
that'name, and in the late Presiden-
tial election a great convention was
caleb under the name Of Demo
racy, from every State in the Union,
and under that name the campaign
was fought. And this National
parry, still exists, and is known
throughout every State inthe Union
rs Democrats. The course that
the people mtllis State will pursue
IN the coming election will not be
incousistcnt with tho principles q
that party. Why should we call
ourselves by q new namei No mem
Der Of tho old Democratic party
cares for the name, for this Is moi
the party o. before tho war, Of that
name. No Wing should care any
thing about tho name, from old feel.
) ings, for all parties are joined to-
gcther in one interest, and therefore
We cannot soc that VIC could possibly
change tho name in Mississippi with
out il being q national change, witt
any beneficial result as to the success
. Of our party. We have every prin,
ciple of right and justice to sustain
US, and We cannot fail to be success
ful in the coming issue. We would
fear that some discord, which the
. Radical party so much hope to see
might arise upon this collateral issue
when only the great vital Interests
should be beforc'the people.
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nmln1nlAa.

AHH#ENHNfsNf
HIF&saals ~ sltH ls1
81 fHHaH Ihf f4ih luR
~ ~ lgl# tdFi bgm gsuF
ft#bng
A BtRgs n HaF NJ Z tHHH
ha fbR. insihR laaDfhe quite wHnH
IN lis eaDft ~ induce VI bffilHeH
lio Hnee irnH ne Hlalh ~ conn.,
myui eBmdaem, dare 80 eniy
|iuo foaaa ram als world lef ma,=
Kind r. imld,les oneo dom y h0rrow
81 broad. AID ieads n perllfion. an
,othef one Il broad aid narrow, ~
leads % 1yufe damaaiIgnf Where
mon 4 sable sinner VIM bod been d
trembling listener aroso from The.
audience and remarked "WolI,
gcmmnb If dala do case, dis here.
cellcd Individual u gwino 70 take.
10 10 wood.
While ~ old darkey was feryently
.ifnploripg bis hofd 70 send q shower
lofblesaings downuponh is benigitcd
'andiencc, aucxeitcd brother hollcrel
"Ameh," in q loud tone, which
proved too much for Tire nerves Of
another mnguino old brother kncel.
Ing near by, who exclaimed "say
dat again, sweet mouf bruddm.'
Sometime ago M mudng incl
dent occurred ut q crossing on The
Railroad near tho TallahatclIic
bridge. Anold negro in tic neigh.
borlood was looking aiixionsly for
some ofbis kinfolks from Memphis;
he had heard that they were coming
on the ears that night, and he was
at the crossing ontimc 70 meet them
and escort them to his cabin. AS
the train approached the crossing IL.
was coming 80 Japidly that he con
cIudcd it was not going to let OF
his kin, and he gave a signal tostop,
which "fotchod" Childcrs and his
train up n standin'. Out came
Harry, with his light, supposing
some one wanted to get aboard;
~whereuron the old darkcy anxiously
inquired OF linn, "lf there wasn't
some Of his kinfolks onthe cars that
wanted TO get off there That was
too much for Harry's nerves and
the train was a little behind time,
you ought TO layclcard him "cuss'
that old "niggcr." lfBill Arp had
rhappcned along then, his will could
have been filled exactly. Tho old
darkcy hasn't looked for his kin
since. a
A fellow who was an samateur in
tho art Of fishing was ont-gcneral6d
a few mornings since by a crawiish,
he had set out soreaat hooks, one of
which hehad baitcd witha crawlish.
The next morning early lie rowed
his dugout around TO look at his
hooks. lie found all his lines ox.
ccpt the ono he had baited with the
crawish. Having looked around
for some time, he concluded he had
hung bigcat and it had taken off
his line and all. Accidentally look
ing up in the willow TO which he
had tied hismissing line, he spied the
crab costly lounging in the fork of
the willow, six feet from the water,
having crawlcd NJ the tree with the
fellows hook through his tail, aud
had stuck out his sign, @Fishing
tackle for sale" X.
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citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county,
Probate Couri, April Term, 1865.
To Richard Brown and Glenn Brown.
You are cited 10 appear before the Probate
Court of said county, al the courthouse there.
Of on the lth Monday In June 1899, u
show cause why the estate Of James 1. Brown,
deceased, should not be declared insolvsnt, a
prayed for In he petition Of c. D. Young
administrator, NOW on Che In this conn.
Issued, by order Of court, April 3olh. 1853
mas-5t. JAS. II. PIkRCE Clerk.
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Citation Notice,

III State Of Mississippi, Panola county,
Probate Court, April Term, 1859. 3
To all persons interested In the estate Of W.
A. Raney deceased.
You AIRS hereby cited 70 appear before the
Probate Court Of Pamela county on the 4th
Monday In June, 1909 to show cause why
the final Of Richard j.. Young Executor for
W. A. Rancy, deceased, flied BY J.U. Harrison.
administrator o. saidRichardj ]. Young, deceas-
cd, should not be allowed aud recorded
Issued by order Of court April 20, 1860.
mas-5t. Jas n. PIERCE, Clerk.
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the Pamela sial


"a little nonsense now and then
hrelished by the mort Of men.
Our motto.-Do what we consci-
ontiously believe TO he right; never
deceive for Political or Religious
gain; aim for the present and future
welfare Of mankind, and We will
have a happy and prosperous people
anda great nntion;- Bible the guide,
Corn crop promising.
Whcatas good as | have ever seen
in the county; cotton has much to
contend with no telling the luck Of
n lousy calf.
We are trying some experiments
in thcway OF clover aud cotton seed
Nc. You may expect to hear from
us again IN short.
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