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The New York herald., 1878-11-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
HELAIID YACHT WEATHER OPSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. "A, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BT THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Stag Rr, willis Shields days with mdse 10
and NE gales and high .
% iH,s e" isS
q - passed steamer Lancaster from Galveston Tor New
steamer Charleston Berry. Charleston days with mdsc
steamer RichmcnS. T. na'p Kelley R;chmoud city Point and
Ssrfok with mdso and passengers I" the o'd Dominion
& s'IsmsI II.tsera. Freeman, Norfolk With md'' to the
Ship Gudrcgn Nor. Knudscu, Rotterdam s4 days, in
Bark Emma q sca@ncli of st John Nh, Saunders,
da4ns sn sudden sm { Nv so psqs
mainssii Si'n and %,nen "" stassaii ~ '''
Bar: e I
rsnGy G s. Ss rsnsr Antwerp VIZ
Bark Padre us veilusg Marscies SO days In ballast
Barn Trsns. eof AnnaDeli. Ns. Owen Calais France,
Iss
Hs,sras heavy gale from Sc lasting u hours IN
schr cumSsrisnd cof Portland, webhor Mataazs, a
asy NTH ". to order Had a s,.,s q
with fruit
ci scSr Cha. Dsnnis i cossos. essoS, y virsnis ~
sehr P.ngsnset.; Inscrscll Virgins.
sssr sssr Xni. T4.n.
schr l. II Hopkins. Predmore Virginia.
sessr T5.ps,s S saaSs,t, S9an%sr, Virgins.
schr 9 Cran,ner, Crnnmer, Virginia.
Schr A Cranmcr. Iaard, Virginia.
Schr Carrie Holmes. Lyman, Georgetown, DC
AS Ship Oneida (of Scarspor Eaton which arrived 23d
from Caao reporss ss:-Psssed Cape Horn Sept and
had SeaSy gaze from asr days. ps
Horn spoke bark Brby Br), from Iquqnc for Falmouth
RrrrRNyp-Brg 4 W Armstrong. Allen. hence 23d for
Arroyo. Pr having day. 80 PM struck on Romer
ShGa hers she h S" few w,h
She will probably have TO discharge cargo for repairs -
Schr Yellow Pine Clark. hence for Charleston Nov -,
having. day ate PM Oft Bsrnegat. coded with an
unknown schooner carrying iihboon cnwater and
started head. Damage to the other schr unknown.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Glaucus, Bcarse. Boston for Now York, with
mdsc and passengers to II r Dmock
steamer City Of Fitchburg. Ellis New bedford for New
steamer Electra, Young Providence for Now York, with
mdse and passengers to Isaac Odell
ss Jns Skay @ PEI
New York with potatoes to order.
Schr Planter, Hutchns, Providence for New York.
BOUND FAST.
Brig Msnsanila. Coombs New York for Portland, Ne.
Schr Sphinx tBr, AcEachcarn New York for Lockpors
schr Lightboat. Wood. New York for Rockland
Schr VIM A Crocker. Kelly, Now York for Boston.
Schr Osprey, Crowley, New York for boston
schr George Loud Iolhrook. New York for Boston
schr Mary Lvarney Weeks New York for Providence.
Schr + II Clark. McCann. New York for Hartford.
schr George Kane Peterson Now York for New Haven
sshr Sarah Rraen snoek nooten @ for Prosdence
Schr A Heaton. Phinney, Rondout for Boston.
scnr Harper. Fisteher. Port johnson for Boston. .
Schr Searsyiile, Young, Amboy for Dcnnis.
srhr Dresansuxhs dins. Aiexandria for Kew Haven.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters arc informed
that by tccgrsphns TO- the HERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bennett No As Fleet street London" TO tho
Paris Office addressing bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals nt and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States will cabled this
try free of charge.
Captains arriving At aud sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office tho economi
cal and expeditions for telesraphing news
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BApAcoA Nov l5Tn port. schrs Annie i Palmer Levfa,
far New York: Phcbe Medoro, for do: Mary Weber.
McI.au ghn, for Charleston
Sailed is.h schr Il A de Hart. Blake. New York.
CHARLorrgrowS PEI Nov is-Cleared, bark James Peake
l,r, Graham. Vueenstown.
H.IarAx. Nov 4Arrived, steamer Hbcrnian Br). Rich
ardson. Baltimore for Liverpool.
Sailed 2aa. Caspian (Br), Troeks from Liver
pool, baltimore.
Mosrn.Ai NV 2aArryed, steamer Barceioos Br Hal
crow Qubec.
PoaT MuiGRAyx Ms, kav 20-Saied schr Cora, for New
York
81 PERRY, Mart. Nov 2-Arived. scbr Cbsrubim Lsnk,
Baltimore
Y,rxourH, NJ Nov 1s-Arived, schr Madeira (Br, Nc
NrS flrk
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wHALEMEN.

Arrived San Francirco Nov 16 bark Northern Light,
Mecn Fox Islands, with S5 bbls oil $500 lbs bope $500
do ivory -
New bedford. Nov oa-aiecrge Bourne 4 Son sold at
auction day eighth Of brig Frnaces Barstow nov
SEAL with outfits paid TO Otis Siss"n for 81 TOD
Fayal Nov this Oct ~ barks Com Nor
ris Winslow NB with bbls sp oil board laying of
and 3oth Sunbeam Taber do 200 bbs landed and
smiled Nov >: 3lst ship James Arnold Wilson do clean
laying on and Nov p bark Reindeer Baker do. 1o3G
bbls sp oil board Put in TO land tho crew OF Russian
bark Ifoppct Miscellany.
Bark Midas Capt Lapham Of Nov Bedford has bcen
the Island Of Flores and is being broken up,
She had board 223 bbls sp oil.
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STABBED IN THE BACK.

William Lyons twenty years of age, of No. 42s
East Sixteenth street. came to the Eighteenth pre-
cinc station house last night and said he stabbed
by unknown man the corner Of Sixteenth street
and First avenue. Two men quarrellins on the
corner. when he interfered 10 prevent fight One of
them drew sharp instrument and thrust il into his
back. Sergeant Tanning did not believe his story
however aud sent Officer 10 investigate the matter
He had not arrested either of the unknown men at
midnight. Lyons sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

A CURTAIN LECTURE.

The posts Of the officers that went on duty Al mid.
night last night from the seventh precinct we're
changed, and before leaving the station
captain McE1wainc gave the lecture
on discipline. After mentioning several cases
that occurred during the past week in the seventh
precinct did not to the the police ~
the precinct, he requested careful supervision IL
their posts. The were kept in the ststioi fully
Tam amt
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A PRISONERS DIARY.

Malcolm Halt of No. 127 West Twsnty-sixth street,
accused yesterday before Judge otterbourg. at
Jefferson Market Police Court of having stolen q
clock worth si25 ont Of the ladies' sitting room Of
thu Coleman House last saturday. On his per-on,
when he was arrested. we're found several pawn
tickets, hne gold watch aud diary containing tho
names aud residences of persons % wealth in this
city. There likewise ia this little note book a
diagram of bank, with the plan Of the ground floor.
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elevated feet above high mark and in clear wea
should he IA miles II will be put IN operation on the
lst November next a4 49,. r..
The gonal wooden building, painted whss
aud IL ~ fset high from Lat "A 80 N lon
GIG 613W. -,
Note-The two lights brought into range will now
lead 4 miles south Of the MUIR lodges instead OF IN range
with them NJ formerly. ,
Bearings magnetic Variation, IL degrees westerly in
1878.
vECCHlA--CHAS6b- - TVS
LIGHT.
Notice Is givou that after Sept II tho coio. OF tue
light the entrance To the port ny tne te lott
the hond Of the mole OF tho LnEareo viii be red hsea~
oi green, as formerly
MACK sEA--oprssA.-roRr REGULATIONS.
The Military Governor of Odessa announces that on
withdrawal of the referred 10 IN
previous notice. that to guide ana tow ships INFO anu
Of vessels bound TO Odessa snouiu
the following regulations Enter without plot,
leaving Tho ship the starbosrd hand in going OUT,
leave n to port.
No vessels arc allowed leave port before sun
and allowed TO anchor any.
whore line between the little Fountain and the qnaran-
tine mole.
II is recommended that vessels should slow down and
look that yet have been lifted and
Since August I3 the Worontzof VorontzovskD and
Richelieu Rchelevskb lights and the rod light at ths
quarantine mole head have bccn relighcd
BY order of the Bureau OF Navigation.
Il FRANKLIN, Captain u 3 N,
IIyurographer to tho Bureau.
r 8 IIynKneRAPHc OvgIcE. !
WASHINGTON, ID &, Oct ~. 1873
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TO which added foot notes Of the passsgevays en-
frances to safes and strong rooms. and the easiest
of egress from the place. The street fronting
the bank was marked broadway, south corner OF
bank and the southern side OF the building fronted
q street not named.
The prisoner was held in 50 600 to answer.
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ACCUSED OF THEFT.

Detective sicvin, OF the Fifteenth precinct,
last night arrested John Bcckman. Of No.
81 sixth avenue, on complaint of Mary
Little, of No. 81 East Third street.
who charged him with having assaulted and robbed
her OF gold chain ut Fourth street and Bowcry.
Beskman ssti he . cashier employed in Broad
way store. he wac locked up
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
SPOKEN.

Bark Magnat CNor from New York for Rotterdam, Nov
II. lat ~, Ion rs.
An American brgantine showing letters JQBK steering
i. Nov ., lat 43 n, Ion 80 20 W.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

ry vrspr-s,v NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syst f'rsrn)
Notice is hereby given that the eastern lighthouse on
Machs Seal Island has hccn replaced ny rew building,
situated a. yards Sc from tho west lighthouse.
The light Is hxed white dcprc light, Of the third order
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
DROWNED.

An unknown man fell into the East River At pier ~
yesterday morning snd W.. drowned His body
recovered and sent 10 the Morgue, where II had
not been identified last night
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

lent port This information viii he cabled free OF charge
TO the HERALD and published.
pF- Persons desirons Of communicating with vessels ar
irving New York do addressing 70 such vessels
care OF HERALD yacht, pier No. East River New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(tnRoStt pfSEAsES.--IiiJsE wnrfu HAVE ng
INSISTED surgical operations and treatment have been re
stored 10 health by Dr HEATH i6 Fast 18th 81 thirty
years testimonials from citizens and ply sicians-
Once hours. forsnecns and evenings.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
=
Seamsr.
). .aiis. Destination. O6ice

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER HEPORT.
HoIrnEAp, Nov "a, PM-wjnd F.. moderate; hasv.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

The closing exercise ofthe Aberdeen colored
free School were held during Thursday, Friday
and Friday night of last week. We did not at
tend, but understand that everything passed off
In an orderly manner The intelligence and
manifested advancement ofthe pupils reflected
great credit upon J. z. Sims, Principal, and his
assistants. J. p Sims lie native to Mississippi
born, former slave, aud has, by dint OF indus
try, morality, and superior intelligence, ac-
complished greater than fair education, and
position for sobriety, responsibility and worth,
among his people not excellcd, ifequaled in OR
State.
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Willoughby Reade

Willoughby Reade
Lectures at Military Hall Tonight. He has
kindly consented to give the proceeds of to-
nights entertainment to the Ladies Memorial
Association o. our city in furtheance of their
noble work. He will occupy from one and a
half to two hours, going through, in brief
manner, the whole field of English literature
From the testimonials before us, we feel safe in
saying the people of Aberdeen have never yet
had an opportunity of avaing themselves OF SO
rare literary treat. All should 60
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

"Every man." said Mark Lemon. one even
ing at his club, "has his peculiarities.
though think am as free from them as
most men; at any rate, don't know what
they are" Nobody contradicted him. but
after while Albert Smith asked: (Which
hand do you shave with, uncle?" "With
my right hand" replied Lemon? "Ah,'
replied the other, ''that's your peculiarly;
most people shave with razor"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Under the head of new advertisements will
be found the card OF DR.. e. p. Robinson, Den
tai Surgeon, giving notice that he is prepared
to extract teeth without pain to the patient.
lie uses what is usually called laughing gas,
which is harmless, and saves an cldless amount
of physical pain and MENTAL terror in the ex-
traction OF teeth. He is master of his profes
sion, and can be patronized with fullest assur-
ance
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
CHANGE OFPLACE.

Ed. D. Pierce & Co., Successors to PIERCE
BROS, Photographers, finding it necessary TO have
more room in order to accommodate their grow
Ing business, ar to increase their facilities for
working to the best advantage, and the accessa-
bility to their elegant gallery, have taken the
splendid first floor store, formerly Geo. Elkin's
drug store, two doors east of the Postoffice,
where they will also keep in connection with
their gallery stock of tuoite Pictures, Frames
Mouldings. Picture cord, etc. all OF which will
be sold at very low figures. Pictures of all
kinds framed at short notice and in good style
Copying and Enarging old pictures speciality.
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PICTURES
BY PIERCE BROS

The best are the cheapest. All kinds of
Portraits, Photographs, Ambrotyses, Gems,
etc, made in best style and at bottom fig
ures.
Frames, Mouldings, Albums. Picture-cord
etc, sold cheap. All kinds ofcopying done
in best style and at closest figures.
Don't fail to see our gallery.
Respectfully,
10 II PIERCE Bros.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Rebecca eldest daughter of Capt. Gabe Buch-
aran, had the misfortune to fall from the steps
oftheir residence last Saturday, breaking her
arm below the elbow. The fracture, although
painful, is reported doing we'll
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BRANCH RAIL ROAD.

NEW SCHEDULE.
TRAINS to connect with the Express trains
on the main line, will leave and arrive at Aber-
deem, as follows;
Departs ut 500 A. M. and $50 P. NJ, return
ing at 1920 A. M. and $40 p M. connecting with
trains on the main line
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f. H. Brlstow, ESQ.,, delegate; Hon. L. o.
Sykes, Dunbar McQuiston, John Holiday, H.
8. Gilleylen, Morris Mayer and ia mes Nathan,
of our city, and T. j. McQuiston. and Others
from our county, are visitors at the Cincin-
natl Convention. We wish them each good
time and much "convenlional' information, as
results of their trip.
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Religious.

Rev. WIN. MUMFoRD, Rector of st. Paul's
church, Columbus, will hold service in st.
Johns (EpiscopaD church Sunday next,
9th inst, and administer Holy Communion.
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Rev. VIM. Beene,a yonng Mssi onary Baptist
minister Of great promise preached to our peo-
pie on Tuesday night. Rev. Mr.. B. is a native
of Okolona self educated by pure grit and hard
ticks.
We hope he may active great usefulness and
honor in his sacred calling.
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THE LATEST.

THE LATEST.
We have just received some elegant
Gross Grain Silks, 20 Inches Wide.
very stylish shades, which we offer at the
low price of
One Dollar Per Yard,
Guaranteed to be cheap at $fWEbeautiful
SUMNER SILKS.
only 60, IS, and IS cents per yard
at STERN BROS.
Successors to Weller, Haas q Kraus.
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In 1861 the people said, 80, John Allen is
too young to go into tina army; he's only IA
years old-small at that--he can't carry his
musket." But he did go, carried a musket
and stand the service generally. Were a
history of his daring adventures and sue
cessful feats written. it would show one of
the brightest "war records" in the Confed-
eracy. When he run for District Attorney
six years ago, some said, 80, Allen is too
young" But the men whom he prosecuted
and the attorneys who measured lancets
with him, have never said, 'Allen was too
young" Now the objection is raised that
"he is too young to 90 to Congress-" But
as he has always proven to be old enough
to be success at whatever he has underta-
ken. we believe he. will be old enough TO
make his mark when he gets there.-Er. !.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

B6TThose who wish real fine, artistic
and Life-1ike Pictures, from Life
size Portraits in OIL to Card Photographs,
will find Pierce Bros.'s Gallery decidedly
the place to 60 to get them.
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Notice..

All parties who are indebted to us, will
please come forward and make settlements.
We need the money and must have it.
r.. A. HONEA q Son.
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FOR SALE.

A good secondhand Two-Horse Wagon.
viii sell cheap, or trade for one-horse
wagon. Apply at this Office.
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Dn.our Advertising Friends.

- III please hand in your Advertisements
on day or Wednesday of each week. ANY
alteration or changes Of advertisements should
be made ON Monday or Tuesday.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Communication of local interest Will De
gratefully welcomed Correspondents must
write on one side of the paper only.
All communications must be accompanied
with the name and address of the writer, when
will be used only for the private information Of
be returned Unless specially requested and
called for by the writer.
We do not wish original poetry or stories.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

J. W. Peck's porter, jim, was lodged in jail
Wednesday, for the theft of sugar and meat
Marshal Stout had his eye on Jim when he COM
mitted the act
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Go to Glasscock's for
e a n 80 II N,
cked corn and seed peas. Lowest maj
{ rates.

The young people had hop at Armory hall
Monday night. The weather was favorable to
the occasion, and we hope they all chi Dyed
themselves.
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nE> Don't fail to go to Pierce Bros Gal
lery, and see their Elegant Pictures. You
are invited to come, whether you wish work
done or not.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Mr. Sam Ward, the accommodating telegraph
operator at this place, again puts the commu-
nifty at large under obligations for full report
by telegraph of the proceedings of the Cincin
natl Convention.
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WE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.

City or Country buyers will do well to
examine our immense Stock before buying
We buy our goods from first hands for cash,
tition. No humbug or idle boasts, at
STERN BROS
Successors to Weller, Haas & Kraus.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

A0-We are authorized to announce that
school in this city, on or before July. IT,
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$50 --= -=
LOCAL.
DIR. j. III. MURFEE,

Offers his professional services to the citizens
of Aberdeen and surrounding country.
.H-Residence-the one formerly occupied by
DR.. Henson. 6m
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Day-Dr. RObinsOn's Dental rooms,
over the store of IIonea & Son, are unsur-
passed in naatness, and otherwise highly
inviting to patients. 2m
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Read Louis Roy's local advertise ments. He
has something in them that will be of interest
to YOU
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Read the advertisement of W. A. Posey, In
this issue. We called attention to his large
stock of furniture last week.
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DO NOT FORGET TO SEE THE
Enormous Reduction
In prices Of Dry-Goods, at
LOUIS ROY'S.
Aberdeen Lodge knights of Hon

AT meeting of Eureka Lodge No. 7l9.
X. of H., on Thursday evening. the 18th
inst, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
Jacob Gattman, Dictator.
j. w. Peck, Vice-Dictor.
II. l.. Sykes, Assistant Dictator.
II. M. Lowry, Chaplain.
G. M. Tindall, Reporter.
J. w. Eckford, Financial Reporter.
W. A. Mcmillan, Treasurer.
r. B. Brannn. Guide.
j. f. Patterson, Guardian.
L. b. Sykes, Sentinel
W. A. Evans, Medical Examiner.
Trustees elected in December last-T. S.
Hampton, B. Mcfarland and VIM. Meador
Regular meeting LIST and Sd Tuesdays in
each month. G. M. TINDALL,
Reporter.
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AGENTS.
II A EnnfnR

IL our duly authorized agent, TO receive and re
ceipt for subscriptions to the WEEKLY al
Reese's Store, Old Hamilton neighborhood.
A. e. Dalrymple, Esq,
our authorized Agent at Smithville. He will
receive aud receipt for subscriptions, etc.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

/ Giles is making breakwater of brickbat is
hon lower Commerce sireet--among the best
and most sensible improvements put upon the
. treets in long time.
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Stern Brothers have some changes in their
\ advertising. Read their notices in the local
columns
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
ONE ACRE IN
GERMAN MILLET
viii make -Four Tons of Hay.
BUY FROM
BEDFORD G. BRO.

Bag Peirce Bros new and original Double
Enamel and Burnish, is the finest finish that
Photographs can possibly receive.
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Is hereby given, that HORSESHOE LAKE
is posted according to law; and persons fish
ing therein without permission from the
owners will be reported as trespessers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

p%Try DR.. Robinson's Laughing
Gas, when you wish work done on your
teeth. 2m
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FOR RENT-An excellent Piano. APP
ply at this office. 4S If
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FOR SALE-An excellent Pillow and
Harness Horse for sale cheap. Apply to @.
o. ECKFoRD. June 9TH, 1880.
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&71A WEEK. $l2 day at home easily made
1tLCOstly Outfit free Address TRUE q Co.
Augusta, Maine 3-26ly.
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Notice the postponement of Trust Sale, in
fhc matter wherein Judge O'Connor is trustee.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

B@rDr. G. p. Robinson, Dentist, is
master of his profession, and has all she
modern appliances to execute work with
rapidity and ease. 5 Pm
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

Jimmie Acker and Frank Riley returned
I'M the State University at Oxford Tuesday
he former rises to senior and the latter to
bpbmore class next session. We bid them
kodspeed in their studies, and hope they may
both win arst.honor membership in their re-
spective classes.
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Too Young.

BEH"Fine pictures and cheap pictures, go
to Peirce Bros.
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HM EIRCE BROS
u REMIUM
B$aj3 HOTOGRAH
III ARLOR'S.
b Go there and get fixed up for the new
u year. 30.

Handsome SILK ParasOls just receiv-
ed at LOUIS ROY'S store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08
Knights Of Pythias.

Knights of Pythias.
AT meeting of Apollo Lodge, No. II b
knights of Pytbias, held on Monday night,
the 2lst, the following officers were elected
to serve the ensuing year:
r. B. Brannin, p. G.
Myer Gattman, G. G.
f. f. Stout. V.C.
b. c. Sims. Prelate.
X. B. Burdine, NJ ofC.
r.. j. Oppenheim, X. of r. and S. and M.
of T..
James Nathan, NJ. of A.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1878-11-08

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