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American citizen., 1876-04-08
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W.N. BLEDsoE-third door from
Tupper building, on Center street
keeps constantly on hand every
article necessary for table use. He
sells cheap for cash. 5
Go TO w. N. BledsOe's for meat,
mackerei, cheese, sugar, coffee, tea,
buck wheat and fine hOur. 3
'YaaM 9xou
suooI"S Huna eV} 9e Qouu,T 4oH
KENTUCKY PLOws, the very best
manufacture cd, for sale at w. N.
Biz dsoe's.
HoUsEKEEPERs wishing to econ
omize, may do SO Ivy calling on w.
N. Bledsoe. on north side of Court
square. 8
FIRST quality of choice family
flour for $3.50 per barrel, at w. n
BledsOe's. Z
Go TO w. n. Ble,l-oe's tor your
garden seed. Every variety from
Landretli's. d
EARLY ROSE and other varieties
of Irish potatoes. for sale at w. n.
Bledsoe's. 3
w. N. BLEDsoE keeps n first class
family grocery, besides a large
stock OF plantation supplies. Farm
ers Will bear this in mind. His
goods are equal to any in the mar
ket, and hc cells at low prices. 0
American citizen., 1876-04-08

AT q regular meeting OF the Board
OF III ,yor aud Aldermen of the city
of Canton, held at the Mayors Office
ON Wednesday night, April 5tB, the
G ,mmittee On the new charter re-
p r: ed that the same bad passed the
Legislature and was now in force.
Alderman Garrison moved that an
election be had to determine the
sense of the voters OF
the city as to the acceptance or re-
lection of the charter, and made an
able speech in that brhalf. The
Board took the ground that The
new charter was already the de facto
s.constitution of the. CITY," and that
further action on the same would be
superiiuous. On motion, the May
or's salary was reduced to $25 per
month. The Office of Assistant
Marshal was abolished. Several
bills were then considered. Gu mo-
tion the b board sdjourned.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

WE announce still later arrival
of the most desirable styles of
Spring aud Summer Shoes, etc,
consisting in part of
G hild's Springfield buif colored and Kid
ankietS; hos. TO i.
Child's Heeled buff colored and kid ank-
LET'S; nos. to T.
Child's Goat and bnff coiorcd pump-soie
bala; nos. to 4, and 4 TOT.
Child Serge pump-soie Polish, nos. 6 to 10.
Child's Kid pump>sole si.c-lace; nos. q to
10t
Misses Kid pump-sole silc-lacc; nos. II TO 2
Youths Goat Newport Ties; nos. 0 to I3.
Lady's Kid Ne W port Tics, all sizes.
Old Lady's 10 w-cut, Newport IIUf, all sizes.
Iady's and Gents Riiskins and slippers
Mems cali-lin ed and bound Brogans-low
priced.
Also great variety of drcs- and service
able shoes, for all ages and COLI
ditlons.
iD-i IL. GWtNNEB BRO.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
Personal.

Capt. Jim w. Mitchell, long of
Holmes county, but lately resident
at Gren ada, is in the city, and was
one of several welcome visitors who
called at our sauctum, yesterday.
Our talented young friend, Hugh
Lawson, has removed to Browns
vile, Kinds county, to engage in
agricultural pursuits.
3lr Fred Lusk has been appoint.
ed city street superintendent, and
will turn out in charge Of the chain
gang OH Monday.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
ROARDTNd.

M RS. C. T. REEVES respectfully ans
ISl nounces that she has opened a Pri-
vate Boarding House ingthe lar. building
formerly occupied by NJ. Joel, directly i'll
rear of the Wolf House. Her roonns ara
we'll furnished, large and commodious, and
the table is abunda lily supplied with tho
best the market affords. After many years
of successful experience in this business,
Mrs. Reeves is confident she can give sat
isfaction to all who favor her house with q
trial. Terms to suit the times. jams
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Parents or Guardi ms wishing to
send their boys to good teacher,
cannot find more thorough or
practicable one than Mr.. Reuben
Gould, whose card may be found
in to-days paper.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN is onl,
f2 so iser annum.

On Tuesday night next, JOSH
billings, Americas greatest hu-
morist, will lecture at Odd Fellows
Hall, in Canton. This will be an
opportunity to see and hear the
great GENIUS, that our citizens Will
not fail to embrace. Tickets Tor
sale by Ii. Gwinner & Bro.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

We have secured the services of
a regular correspondent, at Wasll>
inston, ID. c., and regret that the
letter intended for this week was
written at such IN early day as to
lie ratl.er stale this morning. Our
correspondent will see this, and
send US something fresher for next
Saturday.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
SATURDAY, APRIL s, 1873


LET every far mer read the adver-
iisemeat in this paper of 'Chufas
and Japan Peas-s If one-ha'f that
is claimed for these crops by tho
best authorizes be-trne they are in-
deed Q godsend to the South.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
p I e D

On Saturday, April l, at the residence of
his brother, DIR. L. W. Smith, i'll Madison
county, LUD SMITH, aged q years. Deceas-
ed was attacked with congestaon of the
lungs, and fingered but 30 hours.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

JOSH BILLINGS will lecture at
Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday night,
April IL. Tickets for sale at Ii.
Gwlnner s. Bros
L. Schneider is receiving a large
lot of fine furniture, together with
every other article needed by house
keepers, consisting of Tin. China
and Glass Ware. lie solicits calls
from his old friends i'm the country,
and feels assured he can please in
articles and prices. LAT.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Is yal ds. unbleached domestic.
IL yds uDble'ched domestic, heavy
1 woolen ovcrshirt. ... ....-.
s yards mattrass ticking. .--.-.
6 silver-plated spoons. s.--....-...
6 silver-plated table spoons. .-.-.
6 silver plated forks.
6 white handled knives. ...-....
l carving knife and fork k........
3-4-6-S pair mems half hose.
6 granite cups and saucers, handles
Z VIII te granite plates.
/ Bohemian t,'ilet sett [fancy COTS
1 pair Bohemian vases s-.--.....
14inen table cloth. ..-.--.. -.
l linen bosom shirt. t............
1 100 picture album. m............
l boys hat-any'color,. ..--...
1 1 sett knives ana forks.
L meerchaum pipe e------...-
1 Lady's embroidered chemise..
1 Lad,'s skirt, ruffied.
L Lady embroidered gown......
l Lady's linen tucked skirt. 1890.
L pair Boys pants.-.....
/ g Mems jeans " ......
1 Lady's companion n--.-..
L large lamp, with globe, etc, -.
1 pair fine candlesticks
II yards best calico. co.--....-.--
American citizen., 1876-04-08

o l.. GROS, is receiving and
opening a large lot of ifue dress
goods. Also Staple and Plantation
Supplies.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Mary Lad a little dress all rIlffled
rUfed ard braidt d Domestic
Fasion MS gave it shape, the New
Dc INT site made it.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

ALL orders for job work. adver-
tising and subscriptions, lett at IL
Gwinner & Bros, N. c. Orrick's,
Phillips & Jones, or w. j. Mosby y
Co.'s, will receive prompt attention
at this Office.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

JOSH BILLINGS will lecture at
Odd Fellows LII all, Tuesd:.y night
April ii.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Needles and oil for all sewing
machines, for sale by
ia G.G. CoREY
American citizen., 1876-04-08

w. N. BLEDsoE keeps fine as
sortment of pickles, canned meats,
canned fruits, Bologna sausage, and
many other indispensable articles
OF housekeepers. 3
American citizen., 1876-04-08
nargumr1cEs.

CASrox ,GRAXoE, sNo. 272, Patrons of
Husbandry. meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on
tho third Saturday OF every month, a. IL
oclock am. The members are notified,
and all Patrons in good standing are cor
tIiuIly invited to attend our meetings.
WN. PRIESTLEY. Master.
= NAprsox COUNTY GRASeE, No. 33, Patrons
Of Hurbandry, mrets at Odd Fellows Hall.
In Canton Ron the first Monday of january,
April, July and October, also March, june
sertcmberland December rat II O'Clock am;
Dejerates are requested to he prompt and
nnnctnal in fattendance, asrd it is hoped
that every Grange in the county will be
reprcscnted at our meetings
J. B. YEILOwLY, Master.
Wa PnEsrLKY, Secretary.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
pig HIdv 'HepuoIy ioun phn ue
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TO TOBACCO CHEWERS.

We can offer you all grades of
Chewing Tobacco at unprecedented
low prices. Having purchased
these goods in job-lots, for cash,
enables us to sell low.
1874 II. GwINNER s. BRO.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
xauxnAp r1nrA1Ix.

KAILE0AO IIWE-T TABLE
Passenger trains of the New Orleans, 81;
t.ouis and Chicago railroad arrive mt and
depart from Canton as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves at--..----.-:-.iASA AN.
Express train " Except Monday )-3;4or. N.
60 xo NORTH.
Mai train leaves 9.U a-M'
Exprcss train !" Except SUI day )-.6:3o P.N.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Finest Whiskys, Wines, Beer and
Cigars to be had at the Bank Saloon
American citizen., 1876-04-08

JOSH BILLINGS lectures at
Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday nj ght,
A ril ii.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Fresh Beer always on hand at the
Bank Saloon.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Hot Lunch ut the Bank Saloon
American citizen., 1876-04-08

'uOoIRS Huna le 'ssusIo
pWB 1000 ssouIM 'sfHsIVM ls0uII
American citizen., 1876-04-08

1000 Plows and Points for sale at
MO. Orrick's.
Everything in the Hardware line
Tor sale at N. G, OrIick's.
Saddles and Bridels for sale at
N, y. Orrick's.
Wagon and Plow Gear for sale at
n. G. OrIick's.
n. G. Orrick has for sale Genuine
German Mi!let Onion Sets, Lam
dreth s. Ferry's Fresh Garden
Seed. jan 15-3m.
Lantlreths garden seeds and on
ion sets for sale at N. G. Orrick's.
800 kegs nails for sale at n. q.
Orrick's,
Wheelbarrows garden Implements
for sale at N. G. Orrick's,
n. G. Orrick has for sale Genuine
Java Prolific Cotton Secd-yield
from one to three bales per acre.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

NOON .lx9u
'uooles zuua eyl ~ VouuI aoH
American citizen., 1876-04-08

HAVE your bill heads printed at
this office. City styles and prices.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
SIS AGRAND PREMIUM, S75

WE want, within the next SIX
weeks, one hundred new subscrib-
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order to get them, we offer the fol-
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On and after this date the sub
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We will present to the lady or gen
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GROvEH s. PAKER SEWING
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to be delivered as soon as the num-
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Thus, should one person send ten
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names each, the one hundred sub
scribers will have been secured,
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We make this offer in good faith,
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Any lady or gentleman can make
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There is no more useful article
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Ladies desiring that household
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This offer is open until the close
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1000 Plows and Points for sale at
MO. Orrick's.
Everything in the Hardware line
Tor sale at N. G, Oriick's.
American citizen., 1876-04-08
AGENTS for American Citizen.

Tho foIlowl. are our authorized agents.
7s.eir receipts are good against this Office: :
CASroN-H CIV, 'uer & Bro.
Camden-Robt. Bei.nett, Peter Monday.
Breckville-Capts. Z. C. Postcll, w.
". H. Dudley.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

Until further notice the New Orleans
t,,rouch mail will close daily Except Mon
s,av, at 3::OP.M. Letters sent by this mail
viii reach Nex oricsns before business
hours the next .lorning, while those sent
by the later mail will not reach the city III
zine 20 be answered the same day.
HENRY K SMITH, Postmaster.
American citizen., 1876-04-08

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