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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-02
A Celebrated flor1e.


In this weeks Turf, Field and
Farm appears the following COM
plimentary notice Of the celebrat-
stallion, Green River, now ut
Bracket Il Co.'S stable, and the
property Of S. IL. Haynes, Of this
ut is with a great deal Of
pleasure that we refer oar readers
10 this horse, for we had lost trace
OF him and supposed him dead.
1t was through the account given
BY the Memphis Avalanche Of the
sinking Of the steamer City of
Vicksburg, in 1880. hal we were
again placed on the TRACK of this
horse, He was shipped on the i'll
fated steamer TO the present owner,
now in Memphis, at the time of
the sinking, and barely escaped a
watery grave. The last account
we had of this horse was when he
vas disposed Of by the widow of
the late Maj. Thompson, Of Owens
boro, Ky. lie, at that time, was
the admiration Of everybody who
saw him, and no colt can bid fair
err to make his mark on the turf;
and we venture the assertion that
had he been trained as a tro,ter,
he, to-day, would have ranked
among the fastest on the American
turf; but We regret to learn that
he passed into hands opposed to
the turf, and has been kept only
as a stallion since. lie showed
remarkable speed as a colt, and
we learn that parties who owneC
him in Greensboro, Ky, claim ,c
! have trotted him at 3 years old il
7:3s. The failure TO , ain thi
: horse for the turf is quite a disap
pointment to those who knew hin
when a colt, but does not detrac
from his value rs a foal getter
!. We would advise those havinI
good mares not to miss the oppor
5 tunity Of a colt from this horse
lie is unquestionably the very be-
blood in the county. lie was siI
e ed by Mambrino Patchen and o,
y Of Dew Drop Avalanche
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Notice to Transcribers.

Under q special at Of the L<g;slassss n
the State Of Mississippi. approved Msrh $.
1850. The Board Of SUPERVISOR 81 Pamela
county, be. and they ara hereby ~sYlhorisct
and empowered to smploy sows suitahe
person or persens. 10 transsHbe that part %
tie records comprising the de<ds 70 IL
lands In Pamela county, sppeftaintpg to the
Second Circuit and Chaneery ceurt Dk-
triet Of the said county, and I copy o. tho
records so Transcribed to b placed ID prep.
sr form in the Clerks cfiee 81 EzissviIIe foe
the benefit Of sasd Second pistrict. etc.. ste.
The Board In pufsssnee thereef viii On
the first Monday 1.-THE I'd day. Of Nay. 1884,,
at the clerks Office In the sowa Of Dstsssi|fo
proceed to let out the contract tos sssua<do.
Ing said records TO the iewsst and most ~
sponsible bidder, who will comply with tho
terms imposed by said board. end sntedue
into bond with approved security. Tia
Is considered a very important matter ~
the Board, and the funds sppsopriafc4 -
such ,ranseribins 10 limited BY leRislaeive
snactmeni, to two thousand dollars. o. aI1
an q half cents tCtsl per hundred vsr1>,
Proposal, 10 80 the WORK are Invited. u4
Board ressfyiux the right to reject sny an1
all bids. Bs order vi th< Board.
Marrh 10Th, 1851.
sh. BLASS. csfk
IL - 49,.
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Renewed.

W. I. Morehead has opened
his Jewelry store in the house for
merly occupied by c. c. Gross,
and has received a new and select
stock of Je~elry, Watches, L-iies'
and Gents Chains Of ALI kiads al
the very lowest eash prices.
Headquarters for the White Sew
ing Machine, and all Sewing Ma.
chine Attachments, Needles ant
Oil of the best quality. 4-2-2N
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~sFRINGPORr
ERROR STAR

ERROR STAR:
Vegetation seems to recognize
spring, Notwithstanding the frosty
mornings. A violent hail-storm
paid a flying visit to our commune
t. last Friday night, which in con-
nection with the previous provi-
DENTAL impediments has damaged
the fruit and garden produce fifty
per cent.
Two negroes were taken from
their homes by a trio of masked
men and severely ehasliscd recent
IL, near here. The penalty was
inflicted for stealing. AS evidence
Of which they acknowledged to
stealing 400 pounds Of cotton, as
bushels Of corn, o5 pounds Of flour,
S gallons Of ~molasscs, and plows
and hoes not accurately reported.
Now this may be regarded as an
outlaw ; and literally it is, but one
outlaw naturally engenders another
and this robbery done under the
cover Of night has failed 10 be ar
rested by civil authority and we
can but say that the perpetrators
Of the same only got their just de-
serts, when a more severe punish
ment was applied TO suppress it.
Two Mormon missionaries have
been stopping in our vicinity for
several weeks. We don't know
what thier object is, but as we have
been informed they neither preach,
teach nor wear the air of a sage,
and we may add, carry the good
wishes OF the people with them
Their presence is esteemed as ar
unwelcome guest; their doctrine
as a nuisance instituted for pecu.
!, mary purposes. Ii.interrogated al
to their religious belief, they reply
that they maintain and support tn
only true and christian religion
because it was revealed to on
j. Joseph Smith just as they have il
II their mission is to chris,ianiz
the people to Mormonism, we pre-
nounce it a failure upon the groun
that those present here do not pos
sess mental culture sufficient
substantiate even the simplest fact
with plausible arguments, in
word, expressing the sentiment
the people generally, they al
y simply im~peachable harrassir
idlers, deserving only to be mel
: toned that they may be despise
t) PEDRO.
March 20, 1881.
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The Memphis 4 ohis River Packet 20.

We gave the spring card Of this
reliable old company last week but
owing to the crowded state Of our
columns could do no more. We
desire now TO call attention to i,
and recommend II to our readers
as one Of the most delightful lines
of travel in the whole country.
The steamers are elegant and safe,
the officers experienced, gentle
manly and pleasant, the accommo-
dations excellent. and the fara
splendid. We can imagine no
more pleasant and charming trip
than on one Of this company
magnificent steamers.
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On fandag malhHg ahW +
O'clock allef IN illness ~ oalv
lnu dHia, viii pneumonia, Af.
kehrnr H. smnoss. onf oldest
citizen, died a. Ma here
~ ihe igth year " MA aee. un.
81 very recently his general health
had been good and, indeed a..
mafhHbly 20 for one NJ his advnhe.
.ed agc, though hc wis subject To-
occasional sudden and severe Al.
lacks Of pneumonia or some dIs.
ease Of Ike character. Though
Mr. Simmons had lived here only
about four years he had long been
a resident Of this county Tho east
erh portion-and hc had also re-
sided a number Of years In Lafly-
cite county, whittier his remains
were carried and Inferred near
Free Springs. Mr., Simmons was
4 member Of the Primitive Baptist
church and died in the strong and
wcll-founded hope Of blisslul i'm
mortality beyond the gloomy por-
tails Of the tomb. Through his
long life he was esteemed and re-
spected by those who knew him,
as a man OF strong, simple and up
right character, sterling integrity
and devotion to the principles Of
true manhood and pure christiani-
ty. Besides some grown sons else
where, he leaves a wife and two
children in Sardis to grieve over
the departure Of one dearer and
nearer to them than any other on the
earth. "Uncle Bob" as he was
Familiarity called, is gone, but his
memory will be kept as fresh and
green as the grass that soon will
wave beside his last long resting
place.
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.II fNiI fIII wv
" w. tifptt, s, u.I.
lhYt U.pd ,ut Fly.faie rfs
su 4 im Golden Medical ui.o,
eos and Pleasant putgad,e rcl
lpta iu de ltsl uue monlhs and
find myself lNtn a.0l ! af,i
"Vtrr ttw NutiS, au llr onl,
words ihm ctpfcpi, / v1s w.
duccd 10 skeleton could not Wnlk
ACROSS lhr lour without mnling,
could kecr nothing In tbc shape NJ
food on my stomach MSacll and
friends had given ~ All hopes IN,
immediate death seemed certain.
! can never bc too thankG to
those who recommended your
medicines, for ! now live tto the
surprise OF every body and am
able to do my own work. desire
to make this statement in order
that those suffering may not dcs-
pair until they have given your
remedies q trial.
Yours Respectfully,
Mas. WM. u. RYckMAN.
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PERSONAL.

On Wednesday morning last
our friend and ncighbor, Mr.. SIG.
Spencer, took his departure for
tire west, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
bling hi. immediate objective point
though he hid not positively de-
c;ded where h< will locate. Mr..
Spencer is = lawyer Of ability and
experience, and We regret to los,
him from Sardis. He goes with q
determination to succeed in 4 new
field, and we hope he will not be
disappointed.
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A cough. cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO
give relief In Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases. For 90 years the
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
thsy have attained well merited
rank among the few staple reme-
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at as
cents a box everywhere. [nova7y
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Smith.

Now we don't mean Sheriff
Smith or John Smith, but Tom
Smith, the barber, who, like good
wine, seems to grow better with
aye. He attends to his business
closely is polite and pleasant to all,
and his shop, east Of the Verandah
Hotel, is centrally located. If you
want anything done in the tonso-
rial line, give Tom a trial and you
will be pleased with his work and
prices.
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lafrett nud finest Niiilin.
cft IlUilat. Oh uHl Hl0ek
" imply MIN hso M
oilef Wufd sill do .ls,.
tfithtng lhUl las been
u,aled tiig yfaf, All
hiOds ~ R1rds, Straw
Shade Hate blue. brown,
black and white ivory.
thing juu can imngiue IN
Hats Chr department
IN bresa Good consists NJ
GfpHadinc, Salines. Cn,s.
imcrcs, Lawns, Black
silks, Black Alapacnn.
M kinds Of Lnces. Ribbon.
AMI Fancy goods Null and
lace Ties, fine Embroidery
Null Ties, Bernhard Collars,
&C. Gloves of all the popular
and colors llandkef-
Hem stitched and En-
broidercd in endless variety
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~ another column will be found
|1e'eh Of Sardis and many OF its
pple, not written for publication,
read as a composition by Miss
Pae L. Gwartney, a schoolgirl.
ae competitive reading and de-
P'nlng exercises in the Presby-
ian church. Friday, March zsth,
Pr BY the pupils Of the Sardis
male Institute and the Sardis
y Academy. These exercise.
held the last Friday in each
'n'a. While several person:
se requested US to publish the
aeie' 1t Is due Miss Katie to sa,
consented with reluctance,
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In Bsiter uta'ih Saw Than for Years.

TUSCALOOSA. Ala, June ., TO-.
Dr.. DuRErrB:
The medicine YOU gave me
OREGON G. Brr1rps did me
much good. have gotten through
this summer without my accustom-
ed trouble. Every year | have q
spell Of bilious fever, This year
when | felt the old premoni,ory
symptoms, commenced taking
the BittcrS, and am now in better
health than for years past. A rel
alive OF mine took some of it for
constipation of the bowels and dys-
pcpsia-which had became chron-
ic--and he is now nearly we'll.
MRs. l.. +. TINDArL.
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Mrs. S. l.. Potts offers her ser-
vices to the public. She can be
in the Creenlaw building,
upstairs. Experienced assistants
have been procured. Good work
done cheap. We solicit the pat
ronsge Of the public.
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Food for the brain and nerves
that will invigora.e the body with
gu, Intoxicating Is what We need
in these days of rush and worry
Parker's Ginger Tonic restores
the vital energies, sooths the nerves
and brings good health quicker
than anything you can uss.--Tn'
bune. See oshef columns,
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Sewing NsehlnesI Sewing Machines!

am agent for three leading
Machines for Pamela coun-
". The Improved Singer, price
$500; the Remington, 5000,
and the king Of all machines-the
Eldridgc, $500. The latter ma
chimes can be seen by the ladies at
the dress-making rooms of Mrs. S.
A Potts, Grecnlaw building. up
stairs. All the machines, oil,
needles and attachments can be
seen at my place Of business, Main
street, Sardis. Call before you
buy.
4-2tfl &c. BALcu.
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Invalid Reclining Rolling Chair
black walnut, upholstered with
hair cloth, spring back and seat,
perfectly new-for sale at factory
price. Apply to ], w. SCHMIDT,
at this Office. March 20
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iHE Sardis Dramatic Club gave
Performance to a fair house on
|lday night Of last week. We
re present and intended to write
pull account, but as a heavy rain,
|nd and hail-storm came up soon
sr our arrival, we hastily de-
|f'ed for home, after seeing only
beginning of the play.
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w would be glad II each Of our
respondents who is contesting
me premium offered by us
Isuia'ln q private note to US, des-
+''e what book they would pre-
VI Course wc do not know
won the prizes will fall, but
WISH to know the choice Of each
IN order that we may make
and secure the books in time.
Example, il The Welded Link
sa0sen, We shall have to ge,
81 Wy soon or we NAV not be-
2 get them ct all, But, /, will
'snsubcrcd, the sueeessfui
-, have the privilege o
~ ether book a III,
.'. We do not limit then
rl<s|,' bpol,
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M0,hersl MoibcrA !! Moihers Z I

Are you disturbed ut night and
broken of your rest by u sick child
suffering and crying with the cs-
cruciating pain Of cutting teeth ,
II so. go at once and get a bottle
of Mas. WlNsLow's SOOTHING
SyRup. 1t viii relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately depend
upon It there is no mistake about
It. There is no mother on earth
who has ever used it. who will not
tell At once that it will regulate the
bowels, give rest to the mother,
and rclict and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is per-
iectly safe to use in all cases and
pleasant TO the taste, and is the
prescription of one Of the oldest
and best family physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere at Is cents a bottle.
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Mr.. HEsNY DoELLMAs has or
the front Of his premises
setting ont a couple Of magno-
trees. Marshal Bridger, also,
j been planting some shade trees
the same street.
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Notice 70 Merchants.

! am now offering for sale, in
bulk. the entire stock of goods Of
Cary G. Richardson, and will give
bargains to purchasers.
G.. w. DEAToS. Assignee
of Cary & Richardson.
CORTLAND, Miss,
March IS, 1881. aP-7-7
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Look Before You Leap"

Call in at Guntcr's, at the new
brick corner, and take a look at his
NEw STRING CLOTHING, HATS
and other attractive goods, before
you buy. He has the LATEST.
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The M PLUs ULTRA Of Sewing
Machines - the GROWN" II
you would know its merits, call on
the Agent, MISS Mamie Moore,
at Mrs. Dodson's, GUARANTEED
for FIVE years. Light-running and
nolselcss, Strong, durable and
simple, March 40
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New Spring Goods |

Gunter is receiving his STRING
stock, and will exhibi, the mos,
complete assortment ever offered
n this market. "And don't you
torgei it," 20
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A safe and sure means of rcstor-
ing the youthful color of the hair
is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is d~eservedly pop
ular from is superior cleanliness.
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|OwINc to a sudden and heavy
|@essure of advertisements, the
lace reserved for our Batesville
pms has been occupied, and we
L compelled to omit them.
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|PRoS. TIcE's predictions for
BIT week are as follows: "2nd 10
?, clOuding, threatening wealth
with heavy storms ; 9th and 9TH,
far or fair 9Th and 9th, cloud
;, threatening weather, with To-
storms"
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This week Messrs. Rice, Aiken
& Co. received another well Sc
lccted LOT OF fine Kentucky mules
and horses, which they offer for
sale at living prices.
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MARRIED-At the residence
Of the brides father. near Pope's,
March 18th. 1881. by Rev. ] II.
Collins, Mr.. W. P. Hubbard and
Mics Anna Pratt.
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THRRB will be a "spring excur-
IN" train run from Sardis and
|ius above here. TO Memphis on
18th inst. Round trip tickets
pm Sardis, good to return in two
|ys, $a.lo; IRON Como, $I.S5.
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THERE was an excursion train
|om here to Memphis Tuesday, to
liable those who desired to attend
|e Mccullough theatrical enter
|inment. Only seven persons
lent from here.
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| UNDER the rules governing our
lremium correspondents, one of
h letters from Pope's goes over
kl next week.
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AFTER the rain and wind storm
II Monday night the weather
brned cold very suddenly. On
tuesday there were a few stray
how-hakes.
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|THSRE is plenty of fun ahead in
L way Of elections. In Novsm-
(r Of this year we will have State
ID county elections and in De-
mber a town election.
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TIE tin portiono of the roof of the
|,ourt.house has lately been treated
Ia a coat Of paint
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Brsuop GREEN will visit Sardis
\ Tuesday, April sth, and hold
in the Episcopal church
\ II o'clock p. m.
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No. 10.
Ballsutius, iishis & Co, ". ". A, Jeeeus
Ir. Aiiss fisd rsci~s.
BY virtue ola writ Of 6sri fseias y ~ =
recied from the Clerk Of th< Ch;uit coeN
first judicial district Of Panola ceNn1l,
Mississippi. will on headay, ~
9Th Nay " iprtl, ~,
within legal hours. and al tn doer = -
court house Of said dissrict N ~ touo
sariis, pro,sed 10 sell 10 ~ htGkest 49,
.or czsh. Ill the right. till - tneoluse -
the dcfenlan,-w. 4. Jsnes. Jr.-A 80
the following Described and. te-w6s 49,
,ional aorsl, vest quarter 3 acsss,
al south ~est quarter lie oefeo. = 49,
r.: the cast half Of se<tiou " ~ 49,
wes, quarter Of section o.. ~ = tsu11-v
OF range 6 west. lying ant tnIa1 d1o1
the co mt, and 6isfs afsrss6it; lsvIr1 =
satisfy said exeeution al 81 go
sth day Of March. III.
9u1TH.
Nv Wv. cAnseeIl. pup(4t
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VIZ have in our literary locker
shot, by lovely woman,
.Alpha." 1t is from "Beta."
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VT Dye has Lansing, Haynes
K Co.. Blue Ribbon whisky, and
don't you forge, It,"
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"Tle Welded Link" NAV be
had at Como by applying to my
friend. Maj. J, =. Heath.
It IF. SpGroxs,
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yryus, the evening star, shone
y brightly three nights that she
h;vided honors with the new moon.
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r,,u past winter has been a
.,,morably fatal one to old people
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Sttrt ~ MisslssipriJ No 6To
FASotA Coustx chancery Cosrt.
10 Mrs I y Lamb and husband !. G.
Lamb, Mt, A. G, Watkins and husband.
s q Watkins
You arc eomm,nded to appear before the
Chanc,iy eout, Of The county Of Pamela, In
said State, on the third MONDAY Of MAY.
lSsi TO defend the suit in said court OF u. n.
brswn, administrator, ". estate Of Robert
hsrdie. deceased Final account. whercin
you arr defendants. March 10Th. 1851.
y. v. BLANN.
Hall * Boothe, Charcefy Ciuk.
Solicitors by Ino. A. Small, ID. C.
lnYI. I'm
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The Lansing, Haynes & Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky is sold in
Sardis by w. +. Dye.
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opr Killing quail, OF the Law
xta take hold Of YOU
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aA,rS showers bring May
fswsf'
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r,otau s.ill rooted 10 the earth
..,,ly all tl,e trees are leaving
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LOCAL WRINKLES.

DO anybody Apii fOcl you'
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Hats Hats i Hats III

or all items Of dress a STYLISH
HAT is most essential to q well
dressed gentleman. Remember
this and cali at GUNTER'S,
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! am now offering for sale, in
bulk, the entire stock Of goods Of
Cary & Riehrdson. and will give
bargains to purchasers.
@. ". DEAToS, Assignee
Of Cary x Richardson.
CORTLAND. Miss,
March -. 1881. fap-z<7
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The Welded Link

Can be had at Outten's and a,
the post-oiiice. Price $3.50.
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Nftft ~ MisaissirfiL Va ~.
Pt"oth CotSfv Chsntsfy ceal.
10 II, Hshls and u A iIafdIei
You are commanded Ia appear bcfofs Tie
4 hpnttfy C0afi OF The colhiy NJ ranula. IN
said SLATE ~ the third Monday of Mar.
isii, and defend ile said suit III said eosft
.ih u nfpwn, administrator, Vi estate 81
John q llafiis stessssd. Fihal account.
wherein iol are defendants. March fah,
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