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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-23

New Orleans h reeaesasd AZ .
sound and staple lie insar~ncc com
pany-the l.ouiaiana Equitable Lila
lmsarawe~ Company. lt has . pespe-
twal charter, granted ty the State In
1855. ssA y the 0sly perpetual char
t~r ever issued ~ Lnnisians. Since
IT, incep(isn & has bees n sll rea-
pscas saeeesslul, AID - ~ alIain ars
eaodseesA ~ eaatieea, eoassevativs
-, wle eGuy - ~ naaaosoent
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-23

WHEREAS Louise de Seybold Of the
Parish Of u. John the Baptist, the duly
qnalitlod Tutrix L Execmtrix 0f the shove
ss'cceasiome ~ sach s'ln'inistering. TIE e.me
has on this Let day IT Marcel, 1873. 1lsd
In this Court Sssl Provisional sccoast Of her
administration Of said SuceesGi0ss peaying
fHr the hemolegatinn ~ the same.
Public Notice h hereby given to Ill whom
Il may concern 70 Ale thsir oppositioa Il any
they can OF have, in writing, 10 the honorable
the Judge of our said Court at the Court
Honse, within ten days from the first puhlics-
tion hereof. why the provisional sccxsunt
hUsvim 6led should not be approved and
homologated - prayed far. aud the funds
In the hands 0f the Administrators distri-
hated, In accordance therewith.
- Witness the hanoguble JAMES v.
IS CHENET. Judge, and the seal Of
1DsaiA CeuEt, this nth day ef March
\ D. l1A
4. c. BABCOCK.
l6uet. C1esk CouEo.
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Last Monday were married at
81. Augustine Chnrcb, New Or.
leans, Mr. p. F. Mont6gut and
Mis- Adele Refine, both Of St.
John the Baptist. The Meecka.
etb5 was kindly remembered and
feels grateful.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-23

The Public Schools Of this
Pariab,-twelve, nix white
and ak. colored, ,-were orcn.
Cd on last Monday, the 18th inst.
We Dearm from The Secretary Of
the Board that it h the intention
to keep The schools opened eight
montha, Il the funds will juatify Il.
The Schools ars located ~ foil.
1t. ward, Bonnet Care, white,
3. LAudamies; eosored, Jacob
zoslly, teachers.
9usl. ward, Berthelot, white,
J. J. Meldrick ; Henry Demas, col.
eeed, uiaD A. Perkins, teachcrs.
3rd. ward, A. 0raaier, white,
Mn. B. Carolaa /; Henry Horn,
eologed, Mi0 y. =. n6saueon,
teacherA
lth ward. Bonnet Care Bend,
white, p. Rooasel Jaa Cole, col.
Ord. II. Gernsbaeker, teachers.
Eth warl, near St. Peters
Church, white, lliss Er,6lia Elk.r 7;
John Levef, eolored, Miss Ella
Donovau, tesuBhers.
9Th ward, near uillet'b store,
whitN +. 81. Tt6regniee /; Curean's
Hall, colosed, Ftsnk Reed, teach
The Board imtenda 10 establish
one aclsool In The vacbesie - soon
- possihlr
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-23

continent IN adopting our present
arithmetic. Can Il hc possible that
such coHserratisn, 10 to be repeated
In regard to our weights and meas-
uresf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-23

All public School Teachers Of this Parish
arc hereby notified that salaries due for the
fractional half IT the month eRding March
3lst.. will be paid at the Treaaurer's Office On
the let. Saturday In April. No teachers will
he paid unless their reports be 6led with the
Secretary Of the Beard.
81. John the Baptist. March 23rd.. 1873.
MAX. BECNEL,
President
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-23

kct I03 0f the last Legislature,
appeoved March ID, allows all
stnre.keepers to cell medicines
without paying = special license,
provided there b no licensed
6ruGgist within . circuit Of eight
miles.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
I'M JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH or ST. john THE BAPTIST.
Valsin Clement, Tutor,
VS.. No. G23-
Jourdan PSrill0ur.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
L. DEPoORrER Attorney.

nv virtue Of and in obedience ~. writ of
sezmre and sale dated February 25th.. 1873,
and to me directed by the Honorable the
Fourth Judicial District Cont. in and for
tins Parish. in the above entitled and num-
bered suit:
have seized. and will proceed TO aell at
public anction ~ the highest bidder, ut the
Court House Of this Parish. on-
SATURDAY. APRIL 9Th, 1873,
At II O'clock An
the following Described property. to wit (:
Ist. The one undivided half. Of the North
Fast quarter. the South West quarter. the
North West quarter, and the North half Of
The South East quarter. of Section No. Thir.
ty. of Township No ~. of Range No. =. Fast
If the Mississippi River. containing Thrce
Hundred and Fifty-five 52l1OO superficial
acres. situated in the Parrish If St. John the
Baptist, on the left bank Of the Mississippi
River.
2nd. The ono half If Section No. Sixty-ore.
in Township No. II, Range No. Z. East Of the
Mississippi River. containing One Hundred
aud Eighteen isll00 superficial acres. which
il situated In this Parish. Mt the upper line.
and adjoining the second concession Of the
Planta tion formerly belonging to jean
Baptistc Dussunu. Barth~lemy Fergus Dus-
snan and Pierre Rillenx.
3rsl. A certain tract If land. also situated
in this Parish Of ST. John the baptist. on the
left hank of the Mississippi River. measuring
las per plan made thereof by p. n. Judice.
Surveyor. dated August 2ath., 1869. and
annexed to m net passed on the 18th.
day cf November. ITO. before the
Recorder Of this Parishl. Ono arpcnt
and Fifty.ore feet md half In width, he
tween the POINTS A l. u ON saisl plan. by
Thirty five arrsnts and One Hundred and
Thirty.nine feet in depth. hetwecn the prints
Il & ON said plan. opening in the rear no
M to give at that depth width Of Ono nr-
vcnt and Ono Hundred and Scventycight
iect between the points " l. ] on said plan.
which sail tract of land il bounded on the
upper line by the property IF Mrs. Joseph
francois. and ~ tho lower line by that of
Widow Emile Gcr,lron together with Ill
the improvements thereon belonging.
TERMS:
Cash IN the spot. in U. s. Treasury Notes.
Sheriff. Office. Parish of Sc. John the
Baptist, March 2nh. 1873
JOS. T. BURCARD.
Mh2 Sheriff.
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The Democratic State Central
Committee will assemble in New
Orleans on the Lat Of May, on n
ssll Of it, president, ]. w. Patton.
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List Of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. 0.

March, 22, 1873.
Bienvenu T.
CaMlevielle'J. j.
Dangpr6eld Samuel
Fary Edward
Fanch6 Marie
FOlse Lmella
Fox Andrew
Gabb I.ouis
Hunt Mary
Hymel 8.
Lat0ur Pamela
Mathnrin FRANCOIS
S0ngy B.
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a. n a. week iu yous own town. $S
Outfit free. No risk. Reader. IL
WVVD you want = business at which
u persons Of either sex can make
great pay all the time they work. write for
particulan to II. HALIErT & Co., Portland,
Maine.
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n tlestial 'sarysasestsr nsed
sesse eeaengies sge aGniost ~ tntrc-
AsesiAe q ~ A5asi0 = Plaee q the
1noaoo 0a0esaoa aae4 10 Eng'aud
see oe.day teseeht lbsward sgaisst
- lo1s6notjooo) Decimal veiGhts
- 0oaeassA-ths nslyie eys6so.
Eaeloo1 ~ ~ ysaD tohio1 ~
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$lOs Sc ) s, s .;s ss.:;: :::: ::;;;.: s:s:
our Chmnsoe. Cr1y0ns, and Reward. Motto.
Scripture Text, Trsnsparcnt. Picture and
Chrome Cards. 100 samples. worth u. sent
postpaid for 75c. lllnatrst~sl Catalogue fteN.
J. u. RUrFORD'S SONS, BOSTON. Eatab.
lished 1880. 2ost77Iy.
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ocesys ssWhy wj1l ssss sn~ke
se@maa te(uaces. wheW they can hay
Mosbssg orua. s4eal ~ Nevfk C6se-
iss,' % ~ sams psicsr 96sbly.
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GOOD BOOKS

FOR THE
Farm, Garden, and Household.
The following Val.able Books will
Be sxppIisd from the Office Of the
Mesrk0rfbe.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH or Sf. JOHN the BAPTIST.
-Nos. $50 4 2l3-
Hxccessiow G. B. Marmillion and
Y. B. Mavmilliox.
E. l. J. LEGExDRE Attorneys.
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TERMS:

Cash IN the spot. in U. s. Treasury Notes.
Sheriff. Office. Parish of St. John the
Baptist, March 2nd. 1853.
JOS. T. BURCARD.
Mh2. Sheriff.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
Quarantine Circular.

OFFICE OF MONROE Co. BOARD OF HEALTH,
ABERDEEN. MISS. Nov. lst., 1878.
LIST. On and after this date the quarantine
ordinances and regulations heretofore existing
in this county are hereby suspended until fur
Their notice, with these exceptions First, AS
regards the reception of goods which have been
stored whilst in transitu, in infected places, I'm
less such goods shall have been subjected to a
thorough process of disinfection, under the SUI
pervlsion of skilled physician, whose certii-
cate of diseafection, with any official seal i'm
pressed on it, must accompany or be attached
to each box, parcel or package OF goods.
2nd. That persons coming from infected
districts must, within twelve hours before leav-
ing such districts, have their clothing and bag
gage dislnfected, and bear with them certif-
cate of the same, as prescribed in the exception
relating to the receiving of goods.
This notice is not intended to conflict n any
way with the quarantine regulations now In
force BY the direction of the Board of Health Of
the city of Aberdeen
E. P. SALE, NJ. D.
If Prs. Monroe Co. Board of Health.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
LOCAL..
for Lannsdale!

-Hurrah for Lapnsdale!
nM,s. 81: BTistoSIspen the winter in
.aloosa, Ala.
Miss Louie Lesesne, of Rogersville, Tenn,
is visiting the family of Hon. W. W. Troup.
We are indebted to our former fellow citi-
izep. Mr.. R. o. Harris, for Kansas papers.
We tender our sympathy 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
z. J. Rice, in the death oftheir infant son.
Mrs. Gen. Gregg has returned home after
several weeks sojourn in North Alabama.
We regret to announce that Mr. Early
Cunningham is lying dangerously i'll at his home
in this city.
Mr.. E. C. Herndon, of Tarwater, Snyder &
Naukins, hardware merchants of Louisville, KY,
paid our city visit on Thursday
If you want delicious oysters, fresh from
Mobile, leave your orders at B. c. Sims store
lor Anderson Sims.
Mr. Sam Haas and lady returned frow New
York on Sunday. Mr.. H. purchased an extern
sve assortment Of goods for Weller, Haas d
Eraus.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Crenshaw, of Greenwood
Springs, visited our city on Wednesday and
stad overnight with mine host of the Com
mercial Hotel.
Mr.. E. E. johnson, of the CamargO neigh
borhood, stalnch farmer an answering dem
ocrat and an honest, clever man, paid us short
visit on Thursday.
Mr. Harry Terrell, the boss farmer of the
Quincy section, brought in wagonl load of the
largest pumpkins we ever saw-a present to his
father, Col B. NJ.
We regret to record the death of Mrs. Mary
c. Lille, widow of the late Mr.. Peyton Lille. She
leaves large circle of friends and relations to
cherish her memory and mourn her death.
Henry Newhouse ESQ.,, of Newhouse &
Bro, returned from N. Y. and eastern mark
well selected stock of dry goods, notions, etc.
A man who claims to be the only honest
member of the community in which he lives,
will bear the closest watching. True virtue is
unpretentous real honesty speaks in acts,
not words.
w. V. Futrell, of Futrell Il Co., returned
during the week from buying trip to st.
Louis, Union City and other markets. He
purchased, and is now receiving, an immense
and superb stock of Furniture, ETC., etc.
-Gojeys Lady's Book for November is Oh
our table, replete with most interesting reading
matter, household ideas, fashion plates, large
diagram pattern, ETC., etc. Many improve
merits for the coming year are suggested, and
the price reduced - s2,
We acknowledge with pleasure an invita-
ton to attend the Lebanon Grange Fair, to be
held at the Lebanon Grange hall, on Thursday
the 18th instant. Mr.. E. L. Bullock, secretary
of the Grange, has our thanks. This step, or
the part of our Lebanon friends is one in thu
right direction, and we wish for 1t great sue
cess in the present, and greatly increased sue
cess in the future.
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My New Station.

Five years ago | embarked in the
Drug business, with j. W. Eckford &
Bro, where l continued in their ems
ploy until few weeks since. BeliAv-
Ing that it would tend to my interest
to select different line OF business, |
obtained situation in the old and
reliable Grocery house OF w. II.
Clopton Il Son. 1t was always with
unfelgned pleasure tina: | endeavored
to serve the many friends with whom
it was my good fortune to come in con-
tact while In the Drug business; and
while Isolicita continuation oftheir lib
eral patronage in future, | will not forget
to thank them kindly Tor tavors which
they have shown me in the past.
Feeling, as ] do, deep interest in
the welfare of the firm with which my
connection ceased, l would heartily
commend them to the public tor the
strictly honest principles upon which
they do business.
/ find on entering business with my
new firm, that they have an enormous
stock of Groceries of every description,
such as -four, bacon, lard, molasses,
sugar, coffee, salt, rice fancy Groceries
of every description, and enough bag
ging and ties to supply beautifully
all the adjoining counties. These
goods will be sold at sstohishingly loao
figures. Now my friends, | will
always be glad to see you,and will try
as hard to please you in every respect
as have done in former days.
Yours. very truly, etc,
till janl MILLER BUMpAss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

The foregoing is the official count of lasl
Tuesdays election Comment is unnecessary
Apathy Il the Democratic ranks, personal re-
gard for Gen. Davis, but above all the colored
mans hatred to the Democratic party, make up
the result. We hope the quality of the honor
and glory of the victory will be enjoyed by the
bene6ciares.
We frankly admit that we do not enjoy IT. or
see any good in II to our county or our people.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Ordered by the Board, That for the protec-
ton and preservation fgame, growing and be
ing produced in condition and state of ma
ture, that the following lands of G. W. Gath
i'g's to-wit:
North part section So, t. IA, range east, 49,
acres. East half section Is, township IA, range
8 east, 800 acres. Southwest part sec. %, town
ship IA, range 6 east, 100 acres Southwest
quarter sec. "a, township A. range 8 east, l6O
acres, lying in this county. 1t is ordered BY the
Board that said lands be posted by written no
ticcs posted in three public places-ore at the
Courthouse door, and two on said land, and
that violation of this law be punishable under
chapter 80, Revised Code of 1871.
The petition of A. H. Rich ardson, for a IL
ccnse to retail vinous and spurious liquors in
less quantities than gallon, in the house now
occupied by him at Prairie Station, having re-
NAMED on file more than one month, aud no
counter petition being filed thereto,
1t is ordered.by the Board, That said Richard
son re and he is hereby authorized to retail said
liquors as aforesaid for one year from this date,
upon his executing bond, and otherwise CON-
plying with the law in this behalf.
1t appearing 10 the Board that the bid of A.
W. Massingale for keeping the poor at the
poor-house of this county for the year 1879, at
the price of iorty-four dollars per capita for
each Pauper, is the lowest bid filed, and that
said Massingale is a suitable person to keep
said paupers and poor-house,
1t is therefore ordered by the Board, That his
bid be and the same is hereby received and that
contract be made with him, and bond taken,
etc.
The Board then adjourned until term in course.
R. B. BRANNIN,
President.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
Proceedings Board Of Supervisors
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
80 COURT HOUSE, ABERDEEN, MISS,
Nov. 4, 1878.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, MONROE COUNTY
Present--R B. Brannin, President;
R. N. stockton,
Joel W. Wood, sunerv;sors.
W. d. Walton,
E. L. Sykes
Clerk and Sheriff also in attendance.
Ordered by the Board that the claims oil inc
following named persons be and the same are
hereby allowed for the amounts and purposes
opposite their names respectively, as foilo~s'
A W Massengale, keeping paupers IRON
Oct. Is, to Nov. ], '7s, and buriai oi "a
Jonas & Dalton, pub quarantine notices. eo
H Gilleylen, to Ger. copy inj. bomb ~ ~
j J Evans, bridge over Yellow Cane i,o w w
Horny Howard, porter Chy ct. 10 days 20 or
Aberdeen Weekly, job work and advtg' ~ ~ or
WEMcKay, state witness certificates ,oYe m
W Howard, paid out on quarantine 'o' 9 M
( H x Pickle, jury ticket. .........'''''
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The reliable and well recommended

The reliable and well recommended
house of LOUIS Roy has an immense
and beautiful stock OF Dry Goods,
Notions, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Boots. Hats, etc. The largest recelv'
ed this season in Aberdeen. The large
amount of business which this house
has been doing for some time past, is a
n r that single visit will convince
any one of the superiority and cheap
ness of the goods offered tor sale oy
that popular house. The highest cash
prices paid for cotton.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

W Don't forget that Westbrook is
still repairing Gins. He has a large
lot of the very best bristles for filling
Brush-wheels. He warrants all his
work to give satisfaction, and guaran-
tees that he will DO the work for less
than anybody. Living and working
on his own premises, with no rents to
pay, he defies competition. Go and
see for Yourself. 2l-2m.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
Last Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
indebted to me in my late business at
Smithville, Miss, that they CAL find
the ir notes and accounts in the hands
of John Robertson, Esq, who is in
structed to bring suit on them at once
if not paid, and summons handed to
G. w. Dean, Deputy Sheriff, for exc
cutting the same. Parties will save cost
by settling at once.
E. N. FEARS.
Aberdeen, Oct, 8. 1878.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Beautiful sto.k OF Ladies' cloaks, of
the latest French styles, at LOUIS
RoY's store. Also, new stock OF
beautiful Dress Goods-Silks, Fringes
OF all materials and all colors, novel
ties in Buttons. Earrings, Combs, fine
gold Jewelry, Sacquea, Shawls, Fancy
Mantillas, Hosiery, etc.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
Clothing.

A very large and beautiful stock OF
Clothing at LOUIS RoY's Store. Prices,
quality and finish guaranteed, and all
fresh, new stock, in the latest styles.
CAL and examine yourselves, and you
will save money.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

eW"S Sam Stern, OF the Baltimore
Clothing House, will close his busi-
ness here positively by the first OF
January, preparatory to leaving. All
parties indebted to him will please
make a note of this fact and govern
themselves accordingly. rs If
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Last Notice!

Will close up the Baltimore Branch
Clothing House. All parties will come
forward and pay up their accounts, or
they will be placed in an officers hands
for collection. SAM A. STERN,
"a If Manager.
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PRICE LIST OF
w. Y. FUTREEE.
Wholesale and retail dealer in
FUR NITURE
AhnrInpu Mise
Aberdeen, Miss.

Repairing done with neatness and dispatch;
all work warranted. Sash, Doors and Blinds
constantly on hand, and inll line ofcheap and
fine wooden BURIAL CASES. Everything in
my line will be sold at all times as low as the
lowest am constantly changing prices, and
always in favor of my customers. | have also
added several new styles and have now on hand
larger stock from which you may select than
ever has been in this place before. Call and ex-
anime; it is no trouble to show goods. Persons
residing on the line of the Railroad can have
their orders filed and goods delivered, at NY
prices in Aberdeen Orders from distance
filed promptly and satisfaction guaranteed,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

.B Parties in want of clothing, and
desiring to save money, will do we'll to
call on Sam Stern, before his stock is
transferred to Baltimore. Goods at
cos, next to French'S hard ware house
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

For RENT OR SALE have 6 resi-
dences and 3 store-houses for rent
next season. Possession can be given
to one of the residences at once.
2-9-tT A. f. RANSOM.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

For RENT.-The store house now
occupied as the the Baltimore Clothing
House. Possession given first of Jan.
uary. J. W. FRENCH.
lS,tt,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

.B J. w. French, hardware deal
err, Keeps Lyons Heel Stiffner, the vey
thing to keep your shoes from running
over. The Weekly Office can recon
mend then from test.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

To The Ladies. Shaving made ar
rapgements to quit the Millinery Bus
mess, l am now offering my stock at
cost, and am also selling my new Fall
Stock at the lowest prices, as l shall
positively close by the end Of the pres.
ent year. Mrs. E. A. McAllister.
Ladies can have their old Hats made
over and shaped at small cost. 2O-tf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

lay A large lot of Chromos, Frames,
Mirrors, window shades, willow chairs,
Boys express wagons, Toy buggies,
and everything in the Furniture line,
lust received at Futrell & Co.'S.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

!Y1Tbe best family remedy known
Mississippi liniment. No family
should be without it. Made and sold
by Mrs. S. f. Bear, Aberdeen, Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

icy Anderson Sims, the oyster deal
err, is now ready to receive orders.
Oysters will be delivered anywhere in
the corporation. 25 I'm
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

W Mrs. Henwood has just receiv-
ed her Spring Stock, including full
line ofSprin gand Summer PATTERN
HATS and BONNTS, all of the very
latest ST. les. tt.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

SPLENDID CHANCE.-A farm of 100
acres, good dwelling house, stables
and out houses-one mile from town.
Apply early to, E. p. THOMPSON & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Ifyou want to buy any Boots and
Shoes, go and see Weller, Haas &
Kraus, they sell cheap. 23-tf.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

eB" All those indebted to W. H.
Clopton & son FOR the years 1876 and
1871 will come forward and make set.
Element with us, or their accounts will
be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection. We are in earnest.
3l.tf. w. II @. 81 Son.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

For Rent.--A Farm OF IS acres :, !,
clearinghouse and out-houses, and
three mules, and farming tools-a bar
gain. Apply early to co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

.Ny Ecktord 81 Bro. have the
cheapest and largest stock of Chewing
Tobacco in town.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

rSy-Why will you suffer With shaking. Chill
or q burning ever; 9 doses of Cuban Tonic inc
Great Yves Indies Fever Il Ague Remedy WIZ
stop the Chills and Fever, while ore bottle
viii cure them up for years. Tryit. 35-6m.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

W- Sash, doors and blinds, in large
quantities, and at low prices, at Flu
trell & Co.'S. wei.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Furniture, Sash, Doors and
Blinds, in larger quantities and at low.
err prices than in any house in the
State, at Futrell Il Co.'S.