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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
$4oo.-.FoR SALE!

HOUSE and LOT; house with four
rooms and Improvements and plenty of
water; opposite the University. Inquire
on premises. s4-l,h
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Improvement Company. The par
value Of the latter stock is S100, OF
which only 80 per cent. has been
called for from the subscribers.
Fatse Rumoss Eeing Cireuiafea.
LONG BRANSH, Sept. 10th.-Va-
rieus rumors are aft oat regarding
the Presidents condition from
which it would appear that some
persons are determined to reiterate
false representations. While the
attending surgeons have not been
seen personally for an hour or SO,
as far as reliable information has
been received, the President is con-
tinuing to improve. Nothing un-
favorable has been observed. The
rain has ceased but the atmosphere
Is Oppressiveiy heavy.
stormy wsethrr as Loag Braueb.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 10th.-It
was very stormy this morning. A
drenching south-easterly storm set
ia during the night and bids fair to
continue throughout the day. The
ocean is hazy and the weather sui
try.
Colonel Corbin said early this
morning that the President passed
a fair night, that he was quite
comfortable, aud while he had
slept sufficiently, he did not rest
as well as he might. The attend
ing surgeons say the morning
bulletin tells the whole story. II
Is the idea of DIR. Bliss to make
the bulletins more detailed and
comprehensive. Notwithstanding a
slight rise of pulse and temperature
noted in the morning bulletin, the
President is considered quite as
we'll as yesterday. Further than
this little can be said inasmuch
as there are no details to explain
and the President is certainly gain
ing ground, without the appear
anoe of unfavorable symptoms or
indications.
The stormy weather has the
effect of keeping almost every one
in doors, and many have left for
the city.
Abcess "n the Presidenps BACK.
CHICAGO, Sept. I0th.-The Inter-
Oceans Long Branch special says:
There is swelling the size of q
hens egg on the Presidents back,
directly over the spine in the GEN.
ter of the body. 1t has been
lanced and u discharge of pus
and an abcess followed. 1t gave
the physicians considerable annoy
ance on account of it's size and the
troublesome position in which 1t
came. No mention of this abcess
has been made by the attendant
physicians.
Blaine to Lowell.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 10TH
After the dispatch Of last night
the President had considerable
increase of fever. Indeed the rise
Of pulse and temperature every
night has become a significant fea.
ture ia his case. Through the day,
especially this afternoon, he has
grown more comfortable. A cold,
easterly storm has prevailed since
early morning without evil effect
thus far to his condition. secre-
tary Window had brlefinterview
with the President at noon. He
found him reduced in strength but
cheerful in mind. He asked the
Secretary about the success of the
refunding OF the public debt.
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TO LET.

NEWLY FURNISHEDS Sunny Rooms,
at NO. d FIRST STREET, only few
steps from the Postoffice. m2l
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
[ Special to- the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARD.
MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 10,


4lO Ophir. MN, II l7O Utah, IL, l21s,
1890 Mexican, llH, l1T
lh, llM, 2 9l5 Bullion, 81, Csc,
l4I5 @ q g, ~, ~. Los
III b 8, 71A b 10 li20O Overman. Q, 20
800 B Il b, l8, 1875, 1926 Union. Tx, l716
1871 I7ss, 171s, II, III
ll40 Gala, 90c, 95c $50 Alta, 4.65, 400,
1916 Savage, 500, $40 4.95, 4.90
1720 ConVa, 1852 $50 Andes, /. 20, ]. 80
Ills Chollar, 2.45. ESQ ~
$50 b 80, 2% 385 Scorpion, LS5,
1866 Potosi, $50, 8.45, 100, LOS
$50 $50 Eureka, ,27L5, 271
$50 III e. N, 40, 4.05 27hs 10
so Point, Ito 100 NBe1le, II
2I5 Jacket, ~, 6s $50 Day, 2l5, 2.l0
so Kentuck, I.70 $50 Albion, ]. 30, 10
900 Alpha, l30 Bodie, 81, 81
735 Belcher, 275,2 S5l SO Mono, $40, $50
ESQ $50 Bodte Tunnel,
10 Confidence, 4 2.40
200 Exchequer. LILO 200 Bechtel,
1926 8 Nevada, 81 ,20hl $50 Tiptop, So, 55k,
2SoA, 2O%, 2lh, 81
20 Seq Beloher,S s
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Furnished Room and BOyrd.

A gentleman desires furnished room
with board. Address, "Comfort,' Post
office box 825. 1t
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WANTS, --,LOST-FOUND
Blacksmith Wanted,

To go to Phoenix, A. T. Call at
H0WE'S, q Spring street. 2t sl0
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&PB!GEAE4 5 s9TEGs7.

The 6rm of Voideu, Hawkins & Rob.
berts have ceased doing the dry goods
and general mrohaujise Business here
tofore carried on 10y them in Aberdeen.
All claims due them, including debts
heretofore due to Louis Roy and by him
transferred to them, have been purcbas-
ed by me and legally Transferred to me.
All persons therefore indebted to
Louis Roy or to Walden, Hawkns &
Roberts 10 his assiguees are hereby
notified to pay the amount Of their debt
to me at The earliest possible moment,
and thus save costs Of suit.
Ny Office will DO in the House as
formerly. ~. G.. SYkeo.
April G, In.
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Col. KELLY, Chief Engineer of the
a berdeen & Birmingham Railroad WAS
in the city on Friday, having been sent
up from Columbus by Major e. @. Cor
don, for the purpose of selecting loca-
ton for the railroad bridge across the
Tombigbee river. We did not have the
pleasure Of meeting him, but understand
that he made n survey of the river, on
the West side, from Vinton to Aberdeen.
and returned on Saturday down the
East side, and will not be in Aberdeen
again before his return to Columbus. 1t is
believed to be the purpose of the railroad
company to cross the river at some point
in the county below the iron bridge, and
run the road little Southward, in order.
we presume, to avoid bridging several
creeks Immediately East of the city, and
probably to wind around a nunber of
large hills in the Northeastern portion
of the county. Nothing definite can be
said as to the location Of the bridge, but
it is believed that crossing will be al
determined upon at or near the
old Lackey's Ferry, about three miles
below the city.
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Extraordinary Seeds.

II readeas should not fail to test the
w,lerful seeds advertised in our paper
am the head of "The Farmers b.
nal " While the claims for them ap-
pea yaggerated, they are endorsed by
som the highest authorities Of the
ngrittural world, and they certainly
deser fair trial both as curiosities
and vlables.
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HsAlilan & Ming charge but
S2j per 100 BalfS for Buy
ing aid selling FUTREt,


when You y.3i- orleave New York City.
save baggage, Expressaga and Carriage
Hire, and stop NJ saPamd Usion
ssoGG., nearly opposite Grand Central
ana an upwi"es a. per day European plan.
She best Horse cars, stages ana elevated
railroad to all Depots. Rfx1 Be careful
and see that Grand Union Hotel is on
the sign where you ter. May 27-1y
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E3EAtE}o

In thie city, on Wednesday afternoon,
April h, NJ quarter Of four, SALE
IRENE DALTON, wife Of 6obl. B. Burdiue
The mind will in its worst d,sl air, sill
popdef DER tie past.
On mower's Of delight, mat wars too beautl
III 10 hast.
h Mcmorys hall there hangs picture !
Dazzling lights, happy faces, aud an altar
wrcathed in beauty The deep full notes
OF the organ come pealng forth, aud as
the rich music swels upon the air, how
every heart fluttersl The doors ere open-
cd Bright, gjylish faces andmauly forms
pass up the aisle aad stand awaiting the
fair young bride. How beautiful that
facel How like an angels in ito hoy
calm, i,s heaven-born purity and truth.
To him who loves, her troth is p!ighled-
ate hliss. to love their Blended souls are given
Aud each too happy,asFs no brighter he.ven.'
Every eye beams with uncxprcssed de
light; every heart echoes an dnssn to the
benedicton: GOOD the Father, God the
Son, God the Hcly Ghost; bless, preserve
and keep YOU
We take no note Of time, but from its
loss.
Like he swell 81 soma sweet taac,
Morning rises into noon,
Aaf Gliics onward iuto durt'
Hours Of happiness fade too quickly
away! The glad spring time passed. The
dreamy days Of summer came and went!
The carly autumn scattered brouzad leaves
every where, and icy winter made drear
the beautiful Garth, but il could not chill
the happiness Of that little new found
home where all was love, and joy, and
perfect bliss.
"Oh love what Is there in this world Of ours
Which makes it fatal 10 be lovedl All why
With cypress hast thou vrC ath,d Thy bowers,
and made thy best Interpreter ssdi
AuoihJr spring is here, and again thc
flowers bloom, but alas thcir beauty i.
or the cab. Oh! Death, how ruthles.
hou art! How '"rriblc in thy majesty
Thou~hast blighted the lanea. -. ",:.lr. ',.,
,ast dsrkeued a sun-lit hom.I Yaid, vain
ire our prayers, our weary vigjls vain.
he gfl.mothcl sleeps, sleeps. Cool breezes
an her cheek-shc heeds them not. Walls
of bitter, bitter anguish fall upon her err,
hey disturb not her rest The orange
blooms and bridal veil have deckcd her FIR
he tomb--she ia the bride Of death
Let the church bells ring again, the we'd
ling bella be tuned to .oIling. The bride
win he there; borne there.
MANLY hearts are quivering with emo
ton. Again are they called upon to wait
IN that beautiful bride, Wen may their
bands tremble, for that Aowcr-doclel |
,asket holds the heat-treasure of Their
stricken friend
The deep toned organ e@ella once more;
The wedding march is changed to funeral
airgc. At the altar where she dedicated
her hcart to God, whore she plighied her
troth in life; let her calmly rest. The man
Of God speaks words If warning, they arc
for other ears; lie prays for faith, her
faith hath saved herr The hymns Of earh
stir depths Of feeling in other hearts, sbc
hears the songs of angels.
Earth to earth, and dust to dus. and
loving hands can do no moge. Gentle
spirit, too pure, too beautiful for earth,
thou art gone home, home to thy God.
FAREWELL When ae reach the ecbolcss
shore, "We sl.all know each other there.
A.
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GRAEN Fua NGsy ORLEANS.

Special 10 \. o. Democrat.
ST., LoUIs. April 19-The Missis-
sippi Valley Transportation ComH
pany's steamer Bigloy, with three
barges grain and one Of assorted
merchandise, departed for New
Orleans o-day. Two other big
tows are making up to leave Satur-
day, weather permitting. There are
the steamer Iron Mountain, five
barges with 100000 bushels wheat,
$4,000 bushels corn; aud tho steam-
er Oakland. six barges, $4,000 buah-
els wheat, 100000 bushels corn, and
25,0O0 bushels oats. The Bigley's
tow contains 10000 bushels wheat,
and 100000 bushels corn, All this
grain is for export. Total for the
week 10000 bushels wheat, $4,000
bushels corn, aud $4,000 bushels
corn, and $4,000 bushels oats. BY
rail this would require 1880 cars.
At twenty cars to the train, sixty
nine traIns would be required and
400 trainmen.
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tract have herpunto sst our hands on tha IA v
above written.
r.. n. SrooKToS. President
" q BRADLEY,
" n W., @upefV'soVs
n ~ -,
|
f"''y u 'ne sso'nu p"f''
hHs"h Hil Seh tha1 We, H. o. doraoh as
principal, ). b. Gordon, A. H. Colqultt, ", 5
Gordon, Joel N. Acker, TLomas b. Sykes, as
suretles, are held and firmly bound to the
State OF Mississippi, in the su m of two thousand
dollars, for the payment of which We hereby
olna ourselves our heifs and assigns fl mly
Obligation i, such that whereas O' t s ahoy.
boandcn, E. Q. Gordon has this dag catered
Of Mono. co. vI,s,as'nr, 20 S,r. .1 W.
county prisoners now in the Jan Of Monroe
Dunn rp or .r' may pc u saw ,A
for the space Of one year with tho optien of
'hs S4ia Gordon to retain the said prisoners ans
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. M, t,.n
the said Gordon will give said Beard ono
o nr'A o'ss o. ms .Fs.r' "a 'er'n' na'' ms
G rdoO st all well and truly comply with said
conlract-- %. his part AID shall well and truly
tanned in Chapter 7s Revised cd. Of 1.so
then this bsnd shall be null and void, other
hands snd seals, this April ATM 1881, '
T. 6 g. eGosooS,
All oo1eulrr, GyE0 GORDON IL. 5
VS. s. noSooa, by e. G dOapaS' u, ST.
Thos srkrs. r.. sI
! hereby approve the ahsfe bon d
and sureiies, this April Alb, 1881
r. II. STOCKTON,
President Board.
Ordered, that the Commissioners
to prepare plan asd speci-
fcations sdv.yti.e and lat ort n,o
o,;I;rc o,s na;rt;na Is a.. IT,.
1r - NJ, =,
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FATHER RYAN.

Father Ryan, the Distinguished
honored poet-priest, will be in AIS
deem on next Wednesday. and Ill
deliver Lecture az the Court Hee
on Thursday evening, April ct.
The subject of the Lecture willie
announced later.
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C.lTEl..Ic1 IL 1.1E...

The cost Of selling Spot
Cotton in New Orleans is SIPS
Commission, rs cents Ware
house charges, 10 cents Fire
Insurance, beside loss in
weight. While MCMILLAN
& KING only charge IS cents
per Bale to Buy and Sell
FUTURES. MI
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7th, in former years

All! that child of yours has had Is eioup
badly, and ysu htvs been fright-ne ont OF
your senses, and you have nearly ON the
poor little thing ont trying all .inls Of
medicines. Take our advice Tor one and
try Landrun s. Litehfeld Absgd, va.
and on viii never be without bolt in tbs
hsusc. Il Is good (splendid) fsrcrup,
sore throat, affection of the kidnes ND
liver, ard Impurities OF the blood.
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~ =H=a-=
Struck by Lightning.

During a rain and thunder storm n,
noon on Thursday, Mrs. Birch, residing
On Mr.. Joseph Adams place, on the
!. side of tho river, was struck bv
ngnlnins and instantly killed. The dis.
charge came through the roof of tbs
mousse tearing off fsw boards, and
9'racA the woman on the shoulder Her
bonnet and clothing were torn from bor
'ody and burned, her hair almost al
burned, and the electricity passing to
1er rect, tore of her shoes and shattered
hem into pieces.
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semo cope re''r 10 purchase nledcinel
in the d et3te SO that they can see fer
thsp-s:es that hey are purely vegetable
q, hers have net the time Or desire TO p, epir.
the medicine and wish { already 10 us.
To .ccouNydate eaca class .he proPriet9rs
o. Kidney Holl new eGsr that we'll kuewn
remedy in be Il Liquid and dry forms.
10 4 bY druggists evsry whore --lruM
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fE~We are prepared now to furnish
FISHING TACKLE no NORTH MS
the fly to the sturgeon
Hook. A large assortment Of LINES,
TROT-LTNES, 6EINEs, GILL-NET
THREAD and every imaginable style Of
tickle that the Fisherman can call for,
Our Gnoods are fresh and reIiaolo.
J. W. EOKFOBD &. BRO.
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TEEE DEADLOCK.

Special 10 y %. Democrat,
WAsHINoroN, April 10.-The SEN
ate chamber was a quiet and almost
deserted place yesterday. What
few senators dropped in went ont
again, and spoke Of dfeoding the
retnrn Of Monday, when the seesaw
performances Of 5hs past few weeks
will nave to be renewed. The sena-
tors generally are weary Of the fight,
and some of Thorn say privately that
they see no way out OF the deadlock,
and whenever an opportunity Offers
they will pair and go home. 4
number have secured pairs already,
and have gone homs for the session.
Meantime .nore than 200 important
nominations are hung up, and the
public business in many quarters
seriously suffer in consequence.
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simple pnre, harmless remedN; that
crrss every tim-, and prevents diaedse by
keep NJ the blood me-, 'cnacA rrgulaf
kidneys and liver active, is the gieaEest
blessing ever conferred upen nan. Hop
Fittefs i, that remedy aud its proprietor
are being blessed by Thousands wac have
b en- saved and cured BY it. VII you .ry
III See aE0lher eoiumu It Age.
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The ladies will fud new ADVERTISE
meut in this issue that will be interest
lag to them Mrs. 4. VI. Henwoed hus
just received a new and elegant assert
ment Of millinery goods, aud invites m
inspection by all OF her lady friends and
customers.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments Of cotton from
Aberdeen, for the season cDnmenc-
ing September LIST, 1880, up te April
13, 1881, amounted to 1891 bales.
The following were tina ,hilments
to April 7th, in former wears
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PARTIES dealing in sue 10 Vi
business as require specie 'ei n"'
Revenue license, are ren '"aO
q "sworn return must niAoo
before a United States { lssioh"
or or other official aulea 70
- ootbs. b.fcley can
obtain their stamps o'i'e' 'oi
whole or part Of q year.
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FEE3

FsoM the West Point R1o we learn
Mat Err, WALTER HEARD, o. that city
'oses six thousand dol ars by he failure
81 Gins, Foster & Co., OF Aol'le. The
Mobile Register says that it was not a
,silafe in the ordinary sensa Of the
,erm, sud all Of the firms Indebtedness
vii be paid.
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c@FROM this date We propose to give
special attention to the
WHOLESALE BUSINESS
We aro now prepared to fill any order
as low as the goods can be bought in the
Western cities. We will be satisfied
with a very small margin on original
cost, when the cash accom- panies the or
der. j. w. ECKroRD u BRo.
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10 TE0N FUxgsE0.

Wa will taks pleasure in explaining
the systern upon which Cotton Fs~
tures kre bought and sold, to those
who are not experienced in tho snat-
ter. MCMILLAN L KtNG,
Cotton FaetOrs.
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Al her husbands residence in this city
on Wednesday, evening, of p"'rPa'
fever. Mrs. SAnLtn DALTON BURD1Nf,
wife Of r. 3. Burdine, Esq
Tho widowed husband, the motherless
babe, and the Loving relatives have cur
sincere and profound sympathy IN
their irreparable loas --A5srdeea Week
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A communication from Mona
county correspondent is unavoidsr
crowded out of this issue. 1t V
appear next week.
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-, A.. - Iew Horn
MILK COWS M, nv. S S,J dorse sad
and Wolf y fou,N 80, go essionally
duri.g Winter and sprini
fsrd 4 Bro,
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Remaining uncalled for at the post Of
in Aberdeen, for the week ending i
day April 8ht, 1881.
Bell, Ben Clayton, J. G..
Ericsson, Joe Cell Hughes, Mrs. Ven
Moorehesd, Mrs. Mary h.
When calling for the above please 6
advertised.
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II you are sick, and require stimu-
liant, don't purchase the Liquor careless
ly, but 60 Immediately to ECKFORD &
BRO, aud secure bottle or galloa of
the pure ROSE BUD WHISKEY.
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Back your Judgment by getting No
MILAN :. NISG to buy or sail yosr Flu
lures. e4.
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Everything in the way Of CeUNTR1
PRODUCE kept by 3. G. SINS, and nonE
bought or seld bat the best. o25.
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APPLES, ORANGES, BANNANAS,
CRANBERBIES, CABBAGE, PoTA-
Toes, ONIONS, ETC, ETC, AT
L. Q. SIMS.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
OF the NEST approved cut AID
inisa to DO found at
|. MAYER'S.
(oRkf\

Hon. H. G. MYERS, Secretary of
,tate, has our thanks for a corrected
abular statement Of til Mississippi
tate Census for 1881.
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If you want to grow fat i've
III, "o.,. 24tf. ]
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THE DE.AD-A0 OK.

WAsErveroN, April 1.-THE press
sure for a break in the deadlock
daily becomes greater. There is q
local dust being kicked up in the i'm
mediate presence of the Senators,
which they will have to heed.
The court business in the District
is in distressing condition on ac~
count Of there being no marshal.
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Alabama Lime.

"a are just in receipt # carload Of Hne
ALABAMA LINE. BE BARRELS Price as
low as the lewesA J. W EoKFoup 81 Bro
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We are Wholesale and
Retail Liquor Dealers and
can offer special induce
ments to parties buying in
q Quantities.
j w EcEford &c Bro.
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The celebrated APOLINARIS WA
iR for sale at Eckfora L Bros.
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JELLIES of the purest and BIT va
rieties, uAadulterated, at
Z. Sis
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Supply yourselves with the gr ne Ne
giving, Health-preservings AZ va
RIS WATER EcKEoRp
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Buy your Fer1y's Ca
den and Flower seed frOr
j w Eckford 81 Bro
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MCMILLAN q KNG, Office over Shell
Bgrdiscs store, can bay or sell Cotton
Failures for parties upon tie lowess
terms @--. Oct 9Th #
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A quantity Of FINE CUT TOBACCO
in Bucketp, (best bren0s) Prices low.
J. W. ECKFORD n BRO.
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A full line Of CIGA RS ANs CIGAR
EETS Of all kin2s--thec cheapest and
best, as II. G. SIMS.
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Who has the largest and most COM
plete stock Of Paints, Colors, Yarnishes,
etc, in the placer
Why pause for Il reply
J. W. ECKEQRD Z BRO.
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PAnAFNE and other choice Candles.
Full Weights guaranteed, by
i. G. SINS.
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NEsBY! N0KsEsY!!

Gcnhmon will GnL themselves
fnterees by visiting MAEER'S,
wherein be seen an vnequaled
stock E*ney NeeGwear and
CKeEhkl.
Tob IL
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14
You can buy Toilet Soa;,
at your own price, at
Eclxford 6: eros

when You require good article, call
for the RO5E BUD.
ECKFORD g BROS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

For strictly medical purposes, ne
commend to you the
"ssOSE BUD WE6gskEY'
which for purity, pleasant and pa allie
taste, cannot be excelled. Sold or by
ECKFORD / Bn.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

PAINT 70 UR HOUSES
We have just received a
large invoice OF White
Lead, pure Boiled and
Raw Iinseed Oil. Vane
Calvert Zoos pure Mike d
Paints, all of which we
sell atthe vevXloweatmar-
kct prices. These Goods
were bought while the
market was down and
VIII be sold accordingly.
j w Ecl1fOrd & Bro
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

patronias homt institution aud pHr-
chase pure and fresh MILK from
(M24tD j. w. WILSON.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

Good, pure MILK is balf . li7ing,e
you can obtain it twice each day fro
Mr.. J. W. WILSON'S delivery cert.