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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-08
oct. %. ls;2- Il.pr, fee s5,oO-2W
W. II. Bailcw, ct AS. W. Amanda j. Hall.
1T ais.
(Cru>>-bill.l

IL This cause il appearing from ibccomrlain-
l ant. BiIl, that William u. Smith. SIDNEY
Giill>. William GrilI>. Emclinc Grll>. Stark
u. GriiS. Joseph GrillS. Thomas Grill-. Mar
tina l.. Trautham. Nccdnm rrunthum. Mtr"1-
ret Edmond~om. Amanda stroud. Dizzy Grils
aud also samuel Knox. Mary T.. Knox aud ".
u. smith. are uun-rrsidcni> Of he state Of Ten
ncsScc: II j. therefore ordered thn the nrurr-
said nor-rc>id"ul defendants enter their APP
pcarancc before or within the first three dny>
of our next Chanrcry Court. to l." held ri the
Court.hnu.r. in th1 town II Athens. 1cuur--
Scr. un the nh Monday IT November. ~.
Their aud there To- plead. answer or domu" TO
romplninaut- sIil tru,, Bin. or th" same will
he taken for confessed and .ct iur hearing oN
pr.tr:,nd that = copy Of lhi, Ogl,' hc publish
eel t.. four consecutive w.uk, i6 iaD Nihuu>
Post. j. VI. HENnEE~ON. y.NNl.
BLIZZARD ~ bradford, Solicitors.
Oct. -, l>i2-it-p.> Zee ;i,Ju-2'G
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thnnccrl Contradictions. ,Rrmm.
samuel Knox and Mary KuoX and others, "
Amanda j. Hall and others.

I y this cause it appearing from complain
l ants Bill. that William -. Smith. Sidney
Grill>. william GrilS. Emcinr Gril>. Stark
u. GriIl>. Joseph GrillS, Thomas Gril>. Mar
tha l.. Trantham NccdMm Tranihtni, Mar@a-
ret E.dmOnd~on. Amanda stroud and Dicy
Grills. the defendants. are non-rcsidrnt- ofth"
State Of Tennessee: II i therefore ortcrrd
that the aforesaid NONRESIDENT defendants en-
ter their appearance before or within the first
three days at our next Chanccry Court. to he
held At III" Court. house. in the town Of Athens.
Tennessee. on the It'll Monday Of November.
iS,G. then and there to plead. answer o. dcmur
Ia rnnplaiunul> said original Bill. or the SANE
will b. taken for confessed and set for hearing
cN purtc: and that u copy Of this order bcpuh-
i>hrd for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. !. NJ. HENDERSON. CO NJ.
j. y. Aiken. solicitor.
oct. %. ls,2- pr, fee $j,OO-21
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Two Good Farms for Sale,

7 WING PARTLY IN BRADLEY COl1N-
II ty, Tennessee, and partly in Whitfield
county, Georgia. within one mile of Red Clay
| Depot, n village on the +. r. e Ga. Rail Road,
and Immediately ON the main wagon road
leading from Charleston and Cley Gland. Tenn.
to Dalton, Ga. and in what /, known rs Red
Clay Valley. one farm contains 939 acres,
100 of which is in II good state Of cultivation.
the remainder we'll limbcrcd; complexion of
soil red mulatto, good frame house with five
rooms, good barn and Out-buildings, seven OF
eight never failing springs of as fine water as
ever run out Of the earth. A No. meadow.
but rather out Of fix; pretty fair orchard of
assorted fruit trees. some of which are just be-
ginning to bear. Price, Four Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, payments made easy
The other farm lies side by side with the
above described place. and contains 100
acres. pretty much the same sort of soil. 50
acres in cultivation, balance In splendid tim
Der, fine grass and meadow lands, tOlcrably
fair farm buildings, splendid orchard Of al
most all kinds Of FRUIT, springs and running
water in abundance. Society good. Churches
convenient. stores and PostOilcc within one
mile. Price Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. Payments matte to suit purchasers
Would exchange for well selected stock OF
General Merchandise. For further informa-
ton call on or address editor ATHENS POsT;
or any person desiring to look ut the lands will
be shown the same by applying to Mr.. James
ii. Hun. Red Clay. Ga.
Juge II, lSI2-tf-23S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-28
PARE CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD
HOUSE,

BUILT AND CENTRALLY To-
GATED,
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FOUR GRAND CONCERTS
Will be given during the Festival, and
FOUR MATINEES.

FIRST CoNOEET-WEDNESDAY EVENING. October
Is, Miscellaneous: ChOruses, Glees, Songs, Duets Or
gan and Piano selections,
SECOND CONCERr-rHURSDAY EVENIN, October
II, Ihe drttStS Grand Concert together with Mscel-
lane0us ChOruscs.
rHIRD CONCERr-FRTDAY AFTERNOON October
n, GTdad Symphony Concert by the Boston Orchestral
Union with the assistance OF the Distinguished Artists
above named.
Friday EVENING, October Is, the Festival viii
sublime OratOriO
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VI
TEACHER OF PIANO FORTE.

Lessons given at private houses at Rooms &C Front
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Capital EStock, 100000
GEO, M. RICE, President.

Receives Money on Deposit, and alo,Cs -FOUR
PER CENT. INTEREST per annun on daily
balances, subject TO check at sight. FIVE PER
CENT on Special Deposits for sia months or
more
Large or small amounts receiyed, aoh1cb mag
be dram as a ,ohole Or IN part By check at
sight, and Ditbou notice, upon aohich Interest
ogiH be aHo,ced for the oohOle time they remain
aoith tie Company.
Government Securities and Gold Coupons
bought and sold at current rates.
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on commission.
Bonds and ValuaJle Papers received for safe
keeping, for aohich receipts are giUen.
Small Safes, to ,ohich the renter alone has
access, to rent at prices carrying from SIS to SIS
each per aanan.
Il. II. DISCO, Secretary,
H II. IEOUGHTON,
iy4dtf jy26w3m Manager Safe Deposit Dept.
VNRAFFIC GUARANTEE AND
REDEMPTION BONDS.!
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BOARDING.
Hotels and boarding houses will make liberal deduc-
tons from their usual rates to members the Assoca-
on. committee will be in attendance at the hall at
the opening OF the Festival to assist members procur
ing boarding places.
RAILROAD FACILITIES.
The following Railroad Companies have extended to
US the courtesy of half fare: Worcester u Nashua;
Boston, Clinton Il Fitchburg; Worcester & Gardner:
Vermont Massachusetts,; Bottom 81 Albany; Norwich
Worcester; and Providence " Worcester below Far
NUNS station. Persons attending the Festival will
purchase regular tickets at the stations and be furnished
with return checks by our Secretary.
TICKETS.
Chorus Tickets, (or those taking part in the exer-
clses and sitting with the Class) with secured
seats for Friday afternoon .................. 81 50
season Tickets. admitting visitors to all the exer-
clseS OF the Festival, including Concerts, with
secured seats ...................... $3.50
Tickets to the "Wednesday evening Concert with
secured seats, according to location so and Is cts
Tickets TO the Thursday and Friday evening Con-
cetts 10 cts. and slUO
Tickets TO the symphony Concert, with secured
seats. .............. sLOO
Tickets to the afternoon and evening Rehearsals,
gneuding Matnee51 .25 cts.
Children, accompanied by teachers PARENTS or
guardians, Wednesday afternoon. 10 cts
VI Chorus and Season Tickets may oe obtained at
the Music stores.
sale Of Concert Tickets with secured Seats will COM
mence Tuesday. October /, at o'clock A. NJ, at the
Holders OF season Tickets can procure Checks for seats
at the above time and place
Committee IF arrangements $. +. Staples VIM. Sum-
ner A. G. MunrOe b. ID. Allen, w. X. HILL Arson Rice,
5. Richards l. \. Metcall, j. E. Benchley q. W. Elkins
l. IL. Cudworth. ds25, q, 3O,o2&5 s25
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JOHN W. RICHARDSON, Agent.

Dividend of Four a. per cent. has been declared by
the Directors of this Company, payable Oct lst to
stockholders of record at close business Sapt 23d
EDWARD F. DISCO, Sec'y.
Worcester Sept. 9, 1872 DIV Sit
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educational.

GEO. e. GLADWIN'S
W SCHOOL OF DRAWING ANT P AINTING,
Peoples Fire ms. Cos Block. .........37S Main ST.
Thorough instruction in all Branches Of Drawing and
Painting.
Circulars will be sent on application containing par
tcuars as to plan OF instruction, TERMS &c, dit ial5
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CHOLFIELD'S


IN PROVIDENCE, r. I.......FOUNDED A. D. 1876
possesses and unsurpassed advantages for mparting
business education For particulars send for our
nua Circular and Catalogue. Address A. G. SCHOL~
EIELD. HrOYidence. Il. /. d2m an2G
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1T S. PA TENT FICE,
~ WASHINGTON, D. G., September 9th 1872
On the petition OF George f. Rice, of Worcester Mass.
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him,
on the 2ls day Of December 1855 and ressued the Sd
day of August 1869 for an improvement in Machines for
Boring Wood. 1t is ordered that the testimony in the
case be closed on the 18th day Of Noyembernex that
the time for filing arguments and the Examiner report
be limited to the 29th day of November next and that
said petition be heard on the 4th day of December
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
NJ. D, LEGGETT,
s2 djsS Commissioners
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ELIJAH !
BOARDING.

Combining the Entire Strength Of Chorus and Artists
Orchestra and Great Organ
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nj RS. SUMMERS SINGING GLASSES
w will commence FRIDAY, October llth in the
School Room 5S2 Main St., up two lights of stairs Glass
to be divided into beginning and advanced class; there
fore it is desirable that all be present the first lesson
EOne lesson per week. Terms arranged at first lesson.
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MIME. HUDON.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH

II SCHOoL.-The Fall Term will commence MON
DAY, Sept I'd, in the rooms formerly occupied by the
Dread High and Grammar School, $50 Main ST.
This School will furnish thorough instruction for pu
pills of both sexes and Will be every respect first class
Special attention gwen to fitting boys for business.
For particulars address the Principal SO Providence St.
Worcester, Mass. {. c. FOSTER, Principal.
MRS. c. c. FOSTER, Assistant.
Worcester Aug. r. 1872 dit auI2
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10

A very important decision was
rendered In the Supreme Court of
Louisiana the other day, on theques-
ton Of the right Of a colored man,
under the laws of the State, to enter
"a coffee house, regularly liscensed by
the State, and ask for and partake Of
refreshments. A colored man by
the name of Walker had been re-
fused refreshments by a man by the
name of Vincent, who keeps q coffee
house. Walker sued for damages.
The District Court awarded $1,000.
An appeal was taken, and Judge
T~aliaferro, of the Supreme Court,
as afir med the Judgment be low.
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A LIST OF eWOMAN RIGHTS

! 1t is a woman's right to stay at
hemcs For what other reas on did
her husband marry her?
1t is a woman's right to have, her
home In order whehefer her hus-
band returns from bSsineys.
1t is a woman's light to BE kind,
forbearing, whenever her husband
is annoyed.
1t is a woman's right to examine
her husbands linen, and see that it
wants neither mending nor but
tons.
1t is a woman's right to be con-
tent when her husband declares he
is unable to take her to the sea-
side.
1t is awoman's rightsto be salts
fed with her dresses until her hus-
band can buy new ones.
1t isn woman's right to nurse her
children instead of leaving it to the
maid.
Itis a woinan'st right to- get her
daughter married-happily or moi
at all.
It is a woman's right to feel pleas.
ed though her husband brings Q
friend Unexpectedly to dinner.
1t is q w0risnis right to be con
tent with her own garments With
out encroaching on those Of hcl
husband. "a n 80 Z
And, finally, i. is a woman's righ'
to remain d woman without endeav.
oring to be . man.
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THE IMPROVED GERARD
OROfDE oOID Wi.srCnrs
etH NfE ata

We have recently hfaarif nf Fold metal
70 iath perfection. tiu uH ANsuii ~ me
best lsiea 10 o. iHfstdi if aw fit
rs ~ walehts re xiih pateats scapsmehi
movements. IN arrssfaHse and iof iims equal
Ing n GELD eas worth slgp The iia tfr hn
.%iewclel patent lsttff efaai n a $50 gold
saieh Tie 90 are De same ~ mo Last. but
Of y Amer aulsh, hietls movemtnls. equal "
one costing fifb. Ard the aia watches ifs Of
a fne hnlsh with nil leweled American lever
movement. equaliug q gold one costing $500.
They are al In huaing easesl Ftats aad
ladies sizes and guaranteed fur time snd weaf
w special certificate, also elegant designs Of
e ~ and ladies chains from 4 10 81, and
jeweiry y all kin,i
Bills sent I. I'D Customers permitted 10
examine waat they order before paying bills
on payment af eNpress charges.
When slx watches are ordered Al ono time
we will send an extra watch u the same quail
ity free. For further particulars send Tor cir
eular Address
JAMES GERARD 4 CO,
25-Gm 50 Nassau st n Y, Pc, Box s,3ol
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The United States soldiers are
but we apprehend that they
Viii find no obstacle thrown in their
IN executing the avs ofthe
eneral government. We are q
qiet, law-abiding and orderly
and ready to assist ID put
down awlcssness'--O xford
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READ THE FOLLOWING.
IuKA, MISS, June rs, 1859

lUKA, MISS, ouuc Io) low y
MEssRs. MANSFIELD 4 HIGBEE;
The following are voluntary state
ments. I make them alone for the
good of the suffering. When l was
in your city you recommended to me
and advised me to buy the Magic,
Arnica Eminent My reply was,
no confidence IN patent nos
trums. I told you of ahurt l re.
ceived eleven years since that had q
not been relieved, but was increas,
ing with agss Yoaithen presented
me with bottle of this liniment. ]
took It through courtesy to you. a
week after I got home ] concluc q
to use it. I applied it twice eac
day for two weeks. Since then I
lave felt no pain, but feel as well Is
I did twenty years ago. The bottle
Of liniment has been worth more to
me than the bottle filed with gold
would have been. recommend
[the Eminent to all who / frd suffer
ing with pain from strains, bruises g
rheumatism or any other Gauss
whatever. Il recommends ifsei
wherever sold. am, dear sirs,
Yours, etc,
s. J. WADLEY.
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A Kansas Judge was recently
0n0uncing asentepce ofdeath with
most pathetic review of the
|ninal's life, which he was hold
( up as a warning to all evil-dis-
persons, when he was as
anded and silenced by the pris-
Ter coolly interrupting New
niad the obituary, Judge, just
We us the day for the funeral.
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TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS AFTER
DECEMBER 1. 1911.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TINE TlBLE.


Change Of time on Sunday Nov. 20, l57o.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 2;l0 P. ", pas
Como 4:26r r. NJ, sardis 500, Batcsvillo 5:25,
Courtland SAB, Pope's Station 5;50, an5 ar
arrive at Grenada 1885 P. ".
Express trains leave Memphis Ais p. Y, pGfs
Como 6:58, Sardis 1886, Batesyille8.0 Court
land s;24, Pope's a3l, T. N. and arrive at
Grenada 1890, P. NJ.
Freight train leaves Memphis $50. An pess
CcmD11a5, gardis 1920. Bapsyille ll2,
cauftland IA, Po2e's i:S3 ana arriye at
Grenada 5:l0P. w.,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 9:25 4 Il, pass Popes
lilo, CORTLAND, 1l:17, Batesyille, 1872,
Sardis, l2.2(, Como, l2:40 A..hi and arrive
at Memphis3: 800 Pm.
Exprass trains leave Grenada 2:35 A. w., pass
Pope's 437, COURTYARD 4:45, Batcsville SOB,
sardis $50, Como, 6,12, and arrive at Mem
phis $50 An.
Freight train leaves Grenada $50 A. NJ, pas
Pope's BAT, CORTLAND $50, Batesyillc 9:27i
sardis 1925, Como Ills, 4. NJ, and arrive
a; Memphis 400 p. N.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes Gree
| connection at Grenada for New Orleans. Tht
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, Ceffeeyille, Oxford, &c.
A.. s. LIvERM0IE, Gen'l. sup't.
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Certificate,
TUE srAaA or MrFsls3iprI,

AUbfT92 OrFlCF, JACKSON.
|, HENRY MUSGRUNE, Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts Of the State of Mississippi, do
hereby certify That the PHENIX lESuR-
ANCE COMPANY located Mt Brooklyn,
State Of New York, has complied with the act
entitled " An Act TO regulate Agencies Of
Foreign Insurance Companies, approved May
II, 1871, and in virtue Of The power vested in
me by said Inv, | hereby authorize ]. A..
Polk, Agent for said Company at Sardis, in the
county Of Pamela, to transact business OF IN
surancc in this State, until the lst Of March,
1872.
Given under my hand aud seal Of Office, at
the City Of jackson, this 22d day Of Noyem-
Der, A. d, 1872.
II MusGR0yE, Seal
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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Newspapers have curious names.
There is the "great and good Ava
lanche,' cold Appeal and family
and the "moral and vir-
iuolls Ledger These are nick'
names given to The Memphis jour
nals, but it would puzze the most in
|dastrious reporter to hunt up their
|Nigin.
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WONDERFUL.

Magic Arnica Liniment will not
only cure in the shortest space Of
time all ordinary cases of sprains,
bruises and aches, but oven the
dread paralysis will yield to its pow
erful penetrating influence.
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amusing typographical error occurred in
stea upon exempt property, published
M weeks since, under the Revised Code
En- In the list OF property exempt, the
Lboud have read, " two cows and calves,
tni Of sheep, ETC., "but the type read 'two
md one sheep leaving ont the calves
M other four sheep. Several Of our ex.
h, have copied tne list from III paper
Ent Observing the mistake. We are glad
you did not give US credit for the
Taa, bit advise you to give your readers
Correction. ates @84bSAS
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le King Of Burmah has just de-
ned one Of the ablest and best
ia in his dominions, for drinking
riae and taking brides. If this plan
vas carried out among the govern,
aent officials of the United States,
Fhat a removal from Office would
IKE place. Even Grant would
ave to vacate the position he dis.
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MAaslricESr LITERARY FABRrc,-Webster's
Quarto dictionary has passed through various
editions, each an improvement upon and an
enlargement of the preceding, until il has
eliminated in the present magnificent liter
airy and linguistic fabric. The reputation Of
this work Is not confined to America. We
find it stated that in the Alexandra case, tried
in the Court of Exchequer at Westminster
Hall, under purely English law, no other die
nartioy, English or American, was quoted or
alluded to than his. The Lord Chief Baron, In
his decision, pronoune ed +" Webster's Dsction-
airy q work Of the greatest learning, research
and ability" Besides the numerous ~illustra-
tons with which the volume Is interspersod,
there are at the end sixty-seveu pages Of the
most finished pictorial illustrations, REPRE-
senting almost veryconccivable object in na-
ture, science and art. II would be 'unneces-
sary, il. We were competent to the task, to
subject this work yteya critical Analysis Its
reputation is firmly established. Hlis built
upon a rock, and can bid defiance to any pet
ty storm that the critics can raise.-Richmond
Who.
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"a, ave to call the attention Of our
y M advertisement Of Moores & Co.,
Mn street., dealers in saddles, brides,
|,,.s apdin fact everything kept in their
[sr made. The present firm Is . new one,
4, msmbers of II have bsch in business in
'addery business for years, and our mer-
and planters can ~patronizo no more
I, AZ uuright gentlemen.
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an 0on NJ Jacob Gresnwaald that
So,ipg lie stock Of soods from
n. - GDmo. where he now has a store
.rs,,,Ion, within the presen, month.
Aw.sld win hnd Como q splendid
80 and no doubt will meet with
| In nj, new location.
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.osce IN the las, issue Of the Oxford
"A winopa Democrat an article clip
IN our paper upon the divorce laws o.
"a, witb The credit given to the Iiist.
IN AK DOR contemporaries when they
:, ,sieles to give the proper credit.
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The Holly Springs Reporter,
The 4th instant, reports the ar
kinITippah county. by the dep
tUpited States Marshal, of two
IN and two ladies, the former
Irsd with being Ku-Klux, and
latter making Ku-Klux DISCUS
Glorious country his.-Ox
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We would invite the especial at
eation of housekeepers to the stock
7 stoves, tinware, hardware, etc.,
vt in store by our townsman Mr..
u. Ryan. All kinds of guttering.
sofng and repairing done or short
iotice. If
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A negro boy Of eight has a pic
primer to teach him his letters.
Qne Of the pictures S that of q bull
Ehasing a boy, which the little dar.
~ watches from day to day, glee'
bly, exclaiming, He hasn't cotch-
aim yet"
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The more we think of Grant the
more we regret the rest Of mank ind,
and the more we love God. How
easy it would have been for that
blessed Being to have made somebody
else as simple as Grant, and how
kind 1t was in him not to do it.
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Time corrects the errors Of early
Judgment very materially. We do
not think terrestrial angels as plen-
tifh as va once thought them-but
believe them just as angelic as ever,
when We do find them.
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Illr PiyOLi S1is.


saa ermsa sfea ~ m4fH I
asfsHiaai ,ass shsy ~
"a nat w dssife payment
~ Issahefs should eeuplsih n
~ssa6eaiioa that there ]
y Il. and Inst il l. WITH al
a IN thsif attention. " W
~ Dan A merchant ssSflns
fsstt, dsblon u shs assouht u
80, aai msrsiY 40 ordinary
~wssseaoss ans
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1.sa.h. ssi Reoni street Msw'
n IL msst rompaets s,cck a
" rlets glvs putty, oils brushes
IN n kny hrs fnss estsbhsh.
A. s,y. which be 10 Offering ~ very
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Pianos,
H. G. ~HOLLENBERG,
INA Second St. Memphis Tenn.


The new county of Pearl, il
\ bill should pass forming it, will
! composed Of portions Of the
lupties of Hancock and Harrison.
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Mississippi Central Railroad.
st0yyl NORTH

Mail train passes Grenada al $50, A. NJ
Express train at 1l:10 p. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
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Express train ut G:3o A. NJ.
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DESIRABLE.

Every family will find it desira'
BILE to keep Magic Arnica Liniment
on hand. Its composed of ex-
tract Of Arnica, Claorodyne and
rare essentialloils, chemically COM
blned, and is always ready, never
becoming solid or rancid. 1t is be-
yondquestion the most powerfully
penetrating lihiment pade, and one
bottle IS worth a gallon of any other
kind. >