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, 1876-09-10
THE EXPOSITION.
Prominent Features Of tho piantaS
This Year. I'll:
A Look at tho Dry Goods Depar rtnaa
.--8afos and Lockx, t.

e!ootng weather continued yesterday
Vcnted largo attendance at tho Expos
wa 1uit Is well, however, to have the n
GOWN At That time, atncu the show hss
scarcely affiFcd at = state Of completion
Tue "nole ot tho past veck tbers has
Eta. tann!t Of preparattons shrouRhot
fulfilling. The saw and hammer Of the IA
ter nave made themselves audible with ext1
frequency Nh'lo eart~]oais aud wagonlpads of
eooue hare been deposited on tbs asnhslt n4vn,
meht outside, and thcnce dragged into t1c,ri
proper posttlons and arranged tor exhibition hyI
the akilliul hands OF nu1nbcrleas attnnd.nts:
anu exhibitors ha7e certainly ahozn eu03deneii|
oi keal which might have been morn commend
ao'e u de1esca1cd le4s recently. However, I'll Il
itie s rea'nins Of p hhsa5ty &c g. and today thers
eent 70 atanh behind their wares md arHTCI
a.nywlero from one to {, 200 questions IN houi
oAiy uuring tho next four weeks.
doors, Jet ythn III qiP tho E1na,t'npp a tu'npfnn nis;n
"as contrast enough to the uutade ecenss
esJ Go!ors, The changing crowd, md nj
nossl Mos:l - and interesting objects to be
iiiIsg,ugn iire, visitors we're preacnt ali day TO a
lively appearance to MI tho long atsjes and
!esies. !sies. The ynunger portion Of the crowd
!eIea taehaselves immensely and loudly:
.sn .ne oioeF ones, Il moro sobnr IN Aair de1iea
,.hir StiM sho"eu " tbc!f actions tho real pcaY
wlleh shey look In the surroundings. r
=! te a.!stere officials sitting On tl,ef tPuy
castonally. cay These Lofty inli7lluajs in,' are
,rhi,,' ohG Q. I,'a item eynlcs- Tho grim smiio
de*csnng sSss sa,er ulen ntS|e,nsI tn tnI;a and th
their heads and wavc their hands a. tho
passes IT, IL as much ss to say "Go In,
Tfak hsxa mortal, HI ~ enjoy, yourself. A. ID
xst they amount M asse tdp patfy tt1%gs IN. 10 1ad
tickct.taksr does not intend to l,c urcnsli
Is only Following the dictates of human n
% aMI same ep'sode IL taking place every
sS1'giie.y, 8 Though the occasion lnny b
" strollfng nboat the soutl,ern half d
Gtous appearance of
mn 1ia Dnr-GooDs DISPLAY,
The 1asgo rttall huuses orc ucarIy a11
sehten here Some Of thom having cases
, at,oEulhaly bealty ana GxpcHstpCness.
anic III PARTICULAR Is tue spaclous npard
ny 111ssaSs 1.Sss :; 20: Ihis cuntains nbout :
Ea'.t design. One piece of Tie col!c3
!!nasnllieeht whtte crope, having along
Trimmed .[l, me- With white satin, wlllts lace
thc an' tnle ooHaae.s ha,,' o. English riolets.
!s, forming the ground, Is alxo of, great
tuere y, too, a pink crepe, trimmed vi
s,atin, That Is extremely clcguut. Bcsa
uresset. There nfc several pretty white
attire. @''1s4ea VI
Field. Letter T. Co. have blue room
tarpct Ia drab, with blue border, an
u; afe e oiac eurtatus and Iatnhrequtus II
e2es st'owA here urc mostly riato coyer.
iaeo abawls, ctc. LII aYeellcr department
display Of carpets.
ln tu.s the largcat exhibitors urc Eddy
svey y 20. Ilctr show Is the incst, undt
=, csef st:i, made ~ the West. The articles q
seal'sktn sacques, aea-ottcr sac1ues, M
etllapeaux, leopard robes, eruline tloaks, t
trspece bciug a mountain of NUTS oi
, 1876-09-10
LACROSSE.
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME IN CANADA
Hnkefdt fHfnafAA II III. a,.1a.uA

Dpet1u7 2FJpdEc4 "a 1NE 7F16NH4
TonoTrot Ont, Sept 0.-A lacrosse match
Tor tho championship Of the world took place
here today betwcen the Turnnto and Montreal
CluLs' tho latterheing picked team, composed Of
nien from tho Shamrock Club and European
Lacrosse team. tbs tuatch excited tho most
Intense Interest. Cheap excurston.tralus xero
1ln On ali tie ndlways, and fully 900 peoplo
assembled to wflncss tic Eat7e, which resulted
y victory for Tie Toronto Club, they Winning
thrGe straight GaiucA kni tho match,
, 1876-09-10
Rff.TnhtA.

BAN Fh4Nclsco, Sept D.--A Victoria dlanatcl
sa,s tho Garu9rv0n. Club resolutions AaYu been
s?4iraied. .lley den,ana rxilsoaA1 supara.
shi2 lfelrgGteA ~ Eux
, 1876-09-10
THE OAR.

RE0ATTA 1T pkTHoIr.
Ths fal! regatta Of tho N. ". A. II. 4. will
be hcld tu Detroit next Friday and Saturday.
7 Z ss!!s!taa " su ths F''"~ei
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..Wherc there is Il will there is way"
| have the will. and have found the way
to sell my goods ut prices below other
dealers. and will do ii. Gail before pUr-
chasing elsewhere. Gross.
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PERSONAL.

We were pleased TO meet on our
streets a few days ago DIR. James II.
Kendall, one of Canton's boys and
son of our fellow-townsman, VIM.
J. Kendall, Esq. Jimmie has been
practicing during the past winter in
the swamp with much success and
to the entire satisfaction of his
friends and patrons. He has
recently located at Couparle City
in this county, where, we are pleas
ed to lsarn, he enjoys fair practice
with most tiattering prospects. We
wish him that success his indepen-
dencc, enterprise and merits deserve.
Hon. o. r. Singleton keeps us
under obligations TO him for valua-
bic favors in the way of Congress
sional Records, speeches, etc, etc.
We are glad to state to Colonel
Singleton's many friends that he is
in excellen health and not the least
bit fatigued from the effects of his
arduous official duties. No men,
Der of Congress has served his con-
stituents more faithfully than Col
onel Singleton, and no member is
moro deserving of unqualified praise
and endorsement than he.
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Grange Daslar store.

! Insure your gin-hotlscs and cotton
with STEELE IL IEARGAIN. lns. AG'ts.
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BUSINESS MENTION.

From and after this date the Job
printing business of tho CANTON
MAIL Office will be conducted by
Mr.. w. O. Brandon for his own ac-
count and exclusive benefit, he hav-
ing leased our job office. All par
ties wishing work in this line will
please bear this in mind. We ask
attention to Mr.. Brandon's card to
be found in orr columns, and solicit
for him continuance of the patron
age 80 literally bestowed upon us.
Call and inspect specimens Of work,
they speak for themselves, while
prices for the same will compare IA
vorably with that of larger cities.
EMMETT Il. Ross 4 Co.
April l, 1876.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA. Ga,
january 26, 1874.
Dr.. j. S. Ptmbertor-Dear Sir: have
used your Globe Flower Cough Syrup
myself and in my family. with bcne fits SD
marked as to leave unqrestioned the
merits of a remedy which in my expert
ence has proved one that exceeds every
thing tor colds, coughs and obstinate
lung affections. l shall always Use il
t to the public as Il remedy which will
afford that satisfaction eXperienced.by
me and mine. JAS. NJ. SMITH,
Governor State of Georgia.
Merril's anti-bilious prescription. Hep
atine for the liver, 30 doses for one dol
lar, two cents per dose. ut
PHILLIPS 81 JONES.
Clean shavcs and clean towels mt Webcr's-
We regret to learn of the death
of Mrs. Johnson. whose husband
was resident of this place before
the war. She was riding out one
evening last week in buggy with
her husband and little daughter,
when her clothing took fire from
her husbands pipe that he had pac-
cd on the seat between them. Mr.. .
Johnson's hands were very badly
burned in his efforts TO extinguisr
the flames. The lit:le girl escaped.
Mrs. Johnson died however from
effects of the burns, and leaves 81
small children, the youngest only
two months old.
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MEMORIAL DAY.

This hallowed day was appropri,
ately celebrated last Wednesday by
our citizens. The teachers and
children of the various Sabbath
schools were out in goodly number
and by the time the hour arrived
for the Grafton, Court Square wa1
filled. The little children were az
propriately dressed, and all looked
bright and beautiful. The Ritia
Team also turned out IN full forct
the rank and file being dressed
red shirts, black pants and wcarin i
black hats, the officers wearing bluf
shirts, black pants and black hatsA
The Team was preceded to the
square by the Canton Brass Bandt
composed of Il number of our best
young men and led by Prof Uarti
well. After music by the bandl
Col. NJ. b. McMickcn, the Presidenf,
in a few appropriate remarks intro
duced Judge j. w. Downs the OF "a
tor Of the Day. The Judges FAD
dress was an eloquent and lnkcr-
esting one, and his subject {(one
that has been often toldD was dis
cusscd with such originality as to
give it freshness and Flewness
of interest. We hope to be- alb lie to
lay the address before o1r readers
in our next issue We would pub
fish it this week, but Judge Downs
will require time to reduce it to
as it is only in notes at
present.
After the Grafton, the procession
was formed and the march taken up
to the cemetery, where prayer was
up bS the Chaplain, Rev.
Mr.. Linfeld,f when the procession
foF the purpose of placing
flowers upon the graves of the hero
dead. This solemn duty was per-
formed in silence, broken by the
patter of little feet and the prattla
childreh as they placed
their floral offerings above the
grave of somebody's loved one,
some mothers or some sisters idol
Of the long ago. After decorating
the graves, the procession was dis
banded and the solemn exercises
closed
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Officers OF the state Grange.

The following arc the officers
si~Sippi for the ensuing two years
W. L. HenmIngway, Carroiiton
-'arroll county, Master.
Put Dardc4, FHyettc, Jefferson
enuty, Oversevr-
Maj. f. G. Wall. Jackson, UIn,i>
county, Lecturer.
T. J. Jackson, Liberty, mite
county,, Steward.
Frank Burkit. Houston. Chicila-
saw county, Assistant Steward.
W. r. Rainey, S;arkyiile, Oktib-
ba county, Chaplain.
-. b. Robertson, Brownsville,
finds county, Treasurer.
W. l.. Wf'ts,ms, Rienzi, Alcori,
county, Secretary
H. S. Terry, Eosciusko, Aitala
ornty, atc-Kccper.
Mrs. A. ". Hicks, Benton, Yazoo
county, Ceres
Mrs. Il. Gill, Oxford, Lafayette
>oukty, Pomona.
Mrs. Matte Burl;it, Houston,
Chickasaw county, Flora.
Mrs. Augusta Ably, Claiborne
county, Lady Assistant Steward.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
W. T.. Hemingway, Carroiltoy,
Carroll county.
Il. o. Bridewell. Bcauregard, Co
r,iah county.
w. w. VaHght, Magnolia, Pike
.ounty.
W. L. Williams, Rienzr, ,alcorn
county.
a. J. Vaughan, MarshaX county,
Post Office, Memphis YIN, } Proxy
to National Grangs
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The Death CT A. T. Stewart.

The demise of this merchant prince
took place on last Monday Il week and
there is no doubt that his immense retail
establishment will be discontinued. The
popularity of his establishment was due
to the fact that he sold only the best OF
goods, at the lowest prices. This system
has been established by our leading house,
j. Stadcker & Son, who offer Il well
sorted stock of spring and summer goods
at merely nominal profits. For instance.
they offer
Fruit Of the Loom, Al 12!c.
York Mills, Al lie.
pcppcrcl, bleached. 1911 zoe.
Pure Irish linen, Hoe.
Union linen lawns, 15c.
Coats thread per dozen. zoe.
They will cndc;tvor as far rs possible to
fiji the vacancy caused by the suspension
of \. Z. Stewards retail establishment.
and invite cordially all TO call and satisfy
themselves. by examining and pricing
their stock.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

On and after this date, the charge
for publishing Legal advertisements
in the CANTON MAIL and the Ameri-
can Citizen will be one dollar per
square for the first insertion, and
Serenty.fre cents per square Tor each
subsequent insertion. Ten lines OF
Brewer type constitute a square.
The undersigned will, in no case,
make proof of publication until the
printers fees are paid.
EMMETT l.. Ross & Co,
PUBS Mad.
\. S. BOswoRTH,
Publisher Citizen.
February &c, 1876.
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Beautiful! Beautiful :!
l, 1876.

GcIanirins, Fuehsias. Bouvardils. Lam
tanas, IIcliotropes, PhlONcs. Chrysanthc-
mumcs. Niolrts, Nerbenas. Dahlias, Glad
iolees, Tuhero>es, Salvias. Begonias, Ros-
cs, Olcanders and many other fine bloom
lug plants, a charming variety. for sale by
w. III. CASSELL.
Office at c. &. Campbell's. next door to
Casscll q Baughn's old stand. 81
Mcssrs. S. We'll d Co. are receivin" their
new goods which they offer 10 the public
at pane prices for the cash. Mr.. Sam Di-
vine prcsides over the sales department
and will take great pleasure in exhibiting
and pricing goods. Call at this house
and see the endless variety of goods of
fcred for sale.
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(WJHO0P-LA.


Q rive us back the hoops again
With al their wide deceit:
They hide all lack Of comedy forms
And please Us, tho tlet cheat.
This pin-back style our women have
W ont do. its far too thin.
we'd much prefer to think them plump
To see 50 many slim.
And, then again. those horrid folds
That dIn9le round their feet,
And gather up the trash and dust
From off the filthy street.
Should. of itself, induce the change
Back to those good old days
When hoops We're Worn for comfort and
Their handy, fitting ways.
As things now are. if men perchancc
a shapely foot would see,
They are compelled to view the prize
Through dust and fi!iagree.
And sometimes to their sorrow find
Besides the foot. 20, shocking.)
Its fair poSseSSor also wears
y dir dir dirty stocking.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

A colored man dropped into one
OF our stores the other day and ask
ed the merchant to '9run him" for
the present year, and agreed to give
q, lien on all he had. The mer-
chant knew something of the dar-
ky's character and asked him If he
had not failed to keep his contract
with the parties furnishing him last
year, in other words, if be hand not
broken his promise. Oh yes, boss,
said the darby, / know / broke my
promise, but then | am prepared to
make you just as good promise as
the one | broke.
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4 lard.
CANTON. AI,ss Anril 81 Isl

CANTON, Miss, April u. 1876.
At called meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society OF Gracct Church, the following
resolutions were passed.
Resolved. That the thanks of this socie-
ty are extended ito tie people of Canton
for their liberal patronage of the Bazaar.
Resolved. That the thanks of this So
ciety are especially offered to the follow
lowing per15ns: TO the editor of the
CANTON NJ I'll for publishing notice free
ut charge; to the gentlemen of the orches-
ira whicly furnished music for the occa-
sion; to iaIie gentlemen vino attended to
the salef and receiving Of tickets; to Mr..
Schne:sser for lending dishes. Plates etc;
10 tn able auc loieer who With much
cre>Gt to himself and profit to the socie-
u. succeeded in selling fancy article at
isp lvancei prices.
Resolved. That the foregoing be pub
lisiied in the CANTON MAIL and in the
american Citizen.
Mis-. CONWAY,
President.
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NIAEZEKS.
Our merchants and all others "

Ourmerchants and all others who
deal in manufactured tobacco and
cigars will do well to remember
hat their revenue licenses expire
to-day, and unless they renew them
May LIST they will sub ject them
selves to arrest, Imprisonment and
fine for violating the revenue law.
We make this suggestion for the
benefit of those who may have over
looked the fact that it is necessary
for them to have tax receipt, if
tney desire to continue the sale of
these articles.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

We have received from youth
full writer II roll of manuscript cnh-
tied, 4 Centennial Poem. Accompa-
nying it is a letter stating that it is
his first effort in counting the Muse
of Poesy, and admitting that it con
tains many imperfec;ions which he
hopes we Will remedy and publish,
assuring us that it will crafty him
and his friends and also encourage
him to prosecute his fondncss for
the beautiful.
We have read the poem and plac-
ed it carefully away, and will, If we
arc in the newspaper business, pub
lish it next Centennial. 1t may i'm
prove with age, at any rate it can
not spoH, besides its postponement
for one hundred years may be Of de-
cidcd advantage to the young man,
should it not make happy hit
when it appears. His name will
have passed into oblivion, he and
his friends will have crossed to the
happy shore and will be spared the
modification that would accrue to
them were we to publish it now.
In other words, and to make a long
matter short we will say in the Ian
guage of Josh Billings, 'young man,
you may be darned fool, but You
are not q poet"
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
II. g. OFFICERS ::

Hon. r. A. Hill, Judge of Circuit and
District Court.
6. Il. Swan. Clerk of Circuit and Dis
;Fict Court.
leroy :. Bronn. L. 8 Marshal of the
Southern District of Mississippi.
w. ii. Ford. (oflice) Deputy Clerk
Jackson.
Ii. VI. Swan. Deputy Marshal. Jackson.
). w. Blessing, Deputy Marshal Weeks
burg.
~ Ohm. J. Gainey, Deputy Marshal.
Henry Wilson. Deputy Marshal
NatcheZ.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
Cut This Quit May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suf-
ters more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption, yet some
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
DIR. A. BOschee's German Syrup has late
" been introduced i'm this country from
Germany, and its wonderous cures aston
ishcs every one that try it. IfyOu doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist. and get Il sam
pie bottle for 10 cents ana try it. Two
doses will relieve you. Regular size IS
cents.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
STATE OFFICERS:

j. NJ. Stone. Governor.
w. II. Gibbs, Auditor Public Accounts.
Jones s. Hamilton, Deputy Auditor
Public Accounts.
W. l.. Hemingway, Treasurer.
James Hill. Secretary of State.
G.. +. Harris. Attorney General.
rs. Gathright. Superintendent of Pub
lie Education.
III. ". Warren, Levee Commissioner.
= Brasher, Deputy Levee Commis-
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

A few nights since, gentleman
| of our town had occasion to visit
Jackson or some other point on the
railroad below this place. There
being no noon train since the last
| change in the schedule, our hero
had to get off on the midni Sht train,
so, to be sure that he would be on
hand when the train arrived he went
to the Lower Pearce House before
bed time there he met a jolly set
of fellows and spent an hour or two
with them playing billiards. Final
y the the crowd thinned out and
our hero was alone and in receipt
of information that the train was
two hours behind tim: He con-
cluded to make the best of bad
matter and fixing himself comforta-
bly, in a chair fell off to sleep.
While in this state two wags came
into the room and seeing our hero
soundly sleeping concluded to have
sons fun at his expense and taking
a shoebrush and some backing near
at hand soon transformed him into
Il very fair representation of fif-
teenth amendment. Our hero slept
on, the train arrived and departed
and yet he slept. 1t was almost
day when he was awakened by the
Waterman of the hotel, and learned
that he had been left. There was
nothing for him to do bat go home;
so off he started, let himself in with
his latch key, and without the aid
of light, undressed and turned in
TO bed without disturbing the Stun
beers of his wife. He was awaken
ed just at day break by a shrek
from his wife as she bounded out of
bed and ran screaming and crying
into the yard. The whole neigh
borhood was alarmed, neighbors |
ran III 10 KNOW Will on C.lft.l WIS /
the matter, while the poor woman
went off in a swoon. Our hero was |
as much nonplussed as any of them
rs he stood in the back door won
tering what was up.
His neighbors recognized him,
and saw in an instant that he was /
The victim of 4 practical joke, and
told him to get a mirror and look
At himself. A little cold water ap-
Piled TO both husband and wife re-
stored the latter to consciousness
md the former TO his natural self
md after q hearty laugh all round
md pledge to secrecy, the friends
eft. The husband kept the secret
wo days and then entrusted it to a
friend that friend told his wife, the
wife told it to her cook, the cook
old it TO her husband and the nus
oand told it to Tom, Dick and
Harry, and that's the way it got out.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Letter, note and blll-heads, visit
ing and business cards, circulars,
posters, dodgers, in fact, everything
from visiting card to a full sheet
poster, executed with ncatness and
dispatch at the MAI. office.
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ONLY $500 PER ANHUM.
Reduction in Price of Subscription to the
Canton Mail.

From and after this date the price
Of subscription to The CANTON Mail
will be
TWO DOLLARS
per annum in advance. We are
induced to make this reduction,
owing TO the stringcncy of the
times, and with the further wish to
place our paper in the family of the
poorest. Let no one now say he
cannot take his county paper.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

4 most delightful rain fell last
Monday night at this place and vi
cinity, which was Of incalcuIablc
benefit to all who happened to be
within its scope. Gardens were cs-
pcciaIIy in need Of just such Il show
cr, and its beneficial effects can be
seen in the new life and vlgor that
all garden products have pu' on in
the pat few days.
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Spring Millinery.

The subscriber desires to inform the
ladies that she has opened, in a new room
built for the purpose on the parsonage
lot, a general assortment of millinery
goods and lingerie. Hair braids and dress
making also done to order.
4 loft Mrs. :. J. LINFIELD.
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COUNTY OFFICERS !:

r. J. Ross. Sheriff.
G.. w. Anderson. Circuit Clerk.
r. :. Jeffrey. CiEneery Clerk
J:.nlc< Parker, assessor.
- 4. Boyd, Treasurer.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

There will be a special meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Madison county
on the first Monday i'll May. All over
scers of roads requiring lumber to repair
bridges etc, are requested to apply for
the same ut said meeting. By order of
j. NJ. RICHARDS,
President Of Board,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
no Tobacco Chewers.

We cau offer you all grades of tobacco
at unprecedented low prices. iiaving re
Gently purchased these goods in job lots
for cash, enables Us to sell low.
3 25-If II. GwINMEE ~ Ego.
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Advertised Letters.


7. o., CANTON, Miss.
List Of letters rem aiming in this
Office unca!led for, for the week
ending April 22d, 1876.
Atkins c II Porter Miss Moliie
Brown George Z Pritch'd Miss Emma
Byais Miss Octayia Robertson Jim
Chambers Mrs J. II Robinson Patent
Coleman Miss Ida Robertson Mrs Nancy
Dixon Mrs Susan Shaw j NJ &
johnson Miss Ellen Stewart George
Jones Rev 5 L Williams IL Elizabeth
Jones Mrs Martha Webster Jerry
Kendall Miss Sarah Washington Derry
Moody Mrs Alice Waters Mrs Mollic
Persons calling for the above let.
tefs will please say advertised.
HENRY II. SMITH, PM.
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suPREuE COURT

II. F. Sinrall, Chief Justice,
J. A. p. Campbell. Associates
ii. II. Chalmers.
\. ii. Little. Clerk.
Gee. E. Harris and G.. II. Simrall, Re
portcrs.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
Best Beer ut the Merchants Saloon.

If you want the best dental work. for
the least money, call on Holmes & Smith.
Grange NOfIce.-Canton Grange No
272, p. H., meets at Odd Fellows Hall in
Canton, on the 3D. Saturday of every month
at II o'clock am.
The members are notified. and al Pat
rolls in good standing are cordially invited
70 attend our meetings.
WIN. PRIESTLEY. Master.