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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
Wbat tho OheIisk Suggests.

Discussing the Egyptian obelisk IN
New York's park, the St. Louis Repub-
lean calls attention to the fact that IN
all that makes such relic Of antiquity
interesting this monument is quite as
rich as either its smaller companion now
erected in London or the larger one in
Rome. Here are the striking sugges-
tons made by our St. Louis contempt
rary:
There was no Greece or Rome when
it was born, and Greece and Rome have
come and gone, and the obelisk still sur
wives. Nations now the most civilized
and cultured were then in far deeper and
darker barbarism than the Indians we
are now hurrying toward the Pacific.
The Droudest capitals of Europe to-day,
if then they existed at all, were little
collection of mud huts. Inhabited BY
half naked savages. The hemisphere
whose commercial metropolis it now
graces was not so much as known
to Europe until two thousand
years after our obelisk saluted the
worshipers at The Temple Of the Sun.
Christianity is young compared to this
sculptured granite, which Abraham and
Moses may have gazed upon, and which
has outlasted the ancient faith that
reared ia faith then thought to be
eternal The religion, the philosophy,
the politics and the art to which it once
belonged are now the puzzle of scholars
and antiquarians; yet here is the obelisk,
worn, indeed, by the assaults of time,
but still as firm and strong as when it
left the hands of the workmen of Syene.
How strange, how sadly suggestive, that
bit Of carved stone has so much more
immortality in it than the noblest pro-
ducts of the immortal intellect Our
obelisk has witnessed the rise and fall Of
the mightiest empires earth has seen.
Has it crossed 10000 miles of ocean to
witness the marvellous growth, the glori-
GUS consummation and the final decay
of the greatest republic earth has seenf
1t has stood by the death beds of Egypt,
Assyria, Persia, Greece and Rome. Who
dares to say it will not stand by oursT"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

COTTON MILLS NORTH AND SOUTH
The New York Nal. discussing the in
crease of Southern mills as disclosed by
the census, says that while the South
has made rapid progress in cotton manu-
facture, there is no indication that the
North is to lose any part of this indus
try. The fact that throughout great
part Of each year the climate of the
South is extremely warm, makes the
operation Of cotton mills there difficult
The Mail man is entitled to a patent
right for a new discovery"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
CORPUS CHRISTI. TEX. January IN 1870

n, OOhFUS OHHIsIIi TX, Jahuary 10, 1873.
Inc southern Gem Piano purchased from
you came TO hand in due time. and To the
credit of the manufacturer / must say that
the piano Is all that can be desired. The tone
is such as we have right to expect of the
queen OF Instruments; powerful, yet soft and
sweet; vehement, yet sympathetic In fact.
the able performer can call from it precisely
that style of music which he wishes to rro
other good ami genuine pianos the model Is
perfect, the veneering solid rosewood, which
one can at once perceive by its color and
grain The pr1ce at which you sell this ia.
Strument Is remarkably low, and no doubt Won
sell a great many, and will sell thousan5s
more. Wishing you that success which Won No
richly deserve in placing in the homes Of our
Southern people good and reliable pianos at a
price very little above that of humbup pianos
remain, truly yours,
PROF z L, FArrprr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

If all the dogs were sent to Lapland,
the lawyers to Lie IBERIA, the donkeys
to Brayzil, the lovers to Sigh-beria, the
editors to News-zeaEland and the key
hole angels to Peru, the eternal fitness
of things would have equilibrium down
TO a fine point.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

The ''party of great moral ideas" has
a scheme on foot in Wisconsin for ger.
rymandering the State so as to give the
Republicans seven out of the eight Con-
gressmen. 1t Is said to be certain that
the plan proposed will be adopted by
the Legislature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

The Utah Mormons have deliberately
nullifed the law against polygamy, yet
the Federal Government dare not touch
them, and the Republican organs COM
placently defend the institution. The
Republican party with its boosted
morality" is incarnated hypocrisy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
4 good deal is said from time to til

A good deal is said from time to time
about the cheap living of the Chinese in
the United States, and it is interesting
to know something Of the expense of
living in their own country. The San
Francisco Bulletin has been examining
a report made by Consul Denny, at
Shanghai, and condenses it into the fol-
lowing facts and figures: A master
workman in any OF the trades in China
gets So per week, or $156 per annum.
But the workmen only get half that re-
numeratiod; 81 so per week, or $78 per
annum, is the average rate, and it IS not
every workman who can obtain it.
Youngsters or women get 80 cents per
week. or $26 per annum. 1t will be OBJ
served that these are the wages paid in
the higher walks of art and mechanics.
There is only one class of operatives who
are more handsomely rewarded. Gold
and silversmiths do little better. The
silk reelcr or spinner sometimes gets
from 81 to 50 per day, because the silk
has to be reeled off the cocoons in a
given time, aud as a consequence the
work has to be prosecuted day and night.
In connection with the compensation
specified the Consul figures out the ex-
penses per annum of master and a
journeyman workman as follows
For food @ss'er s7a for f food sse ,45
For rent etc. 80 For rent. ......... IL
For clothing. -. y For clothing. - 81
Total .... $40 Total. .......... s65
The master, says the Consul, generally
lives at the workshop, where he has,
perhaps, two rooms, besides place to
cook IN. The household furniture may
be estimated at from $40 to $50. The
ordinary workman, if married, will
share a small house with a friend and
occupy one room, and have access to the
kitchen He may live with his parents,
in which case his earnings go to the
common fund. Under such circum-
stances. $40 to $15 will cover the value
of the household furniture
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

The fire losses for 1880 IN the United
States and Canada, as reported by the
Insurance Chronicle, reach $40. 6S8. 900,
of which $44. 1884, 300 was covered by the
payments of insurance companies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

The revenue OF the Dominion of Cana
for January was g. 1856. Alan in
ease OF $500. 993 over January. 1880.
The total revenue for the seven months
snding January 81, was S16s444.951-
d increase Of "a. 129. 139 over the same
even months of the last fiscal year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
sARDIs, Mss, November 10. 1s77.

- HahUIas Mss, NONember 10 1RTT
Inc piano was received a few DAYS AGO and
we are very much pleased with it, The nusi
cal eennolsseurs OF Sardis pronounce il a yerv
good instrument and seem quite astonished AZ
the price. hope it may be the means of vo,Ir
selling good many. Hoping that YOU NAV
faithfully your friend. miss NssE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

The latest Cabinet gossip is that New
York is, after all. to have the Treasury
Department in General Garfeid's Cabi-
net; that Senator Kirkwood, of Iowa, Is
to be Secretary of the Interior, and
Pennsylvania is TO have the Post Office
Department.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
s.v.xv,v q, roh.,,o- 500

SAVANNAH, GA February Z. 1881,
On December lfIh, 1879, / purchased a
Southern Gem Piano, No 1900 from
Messrs. Ludden s. Bates. It has been
in constant family use ever since.
have had it tuned only six times in nine years.
II Is n0to as perfect in tone and action as the
day bought it, IL not improved. / would NOT
exchange it for q $4,000 piano Of any make,
d. j. RYAN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
GRErNv111r. s al Anpnst 3 &c

..
The beautiful Southern GEM which / pur
chased In December has given me perfect
satisfaction. Its tone is perfect, it is substan
tiial. handsome and a perfect treasure To
those who propose buying an elegant vet chean
piano, take great pleasure in RECOMMENDING
the Southern Gem" MINNIE MCCAyTs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

"Vascoe; or, Until Death, by Mrs. b.
nj. Zimmerman, of Lake Irma, Florida.
will begin in the issue Of the WEEKLY
News of February 18th. febi03t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

A Russian sailor named Ivanoff, on
board the frigate Edinburgh, in Cher
bourg harbor, having struck an officer,
was sentenced to death, taken three
miles out to sea in order to be beyond
French Jurisdiction, and hung to the
yardarm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
Serbs
no Baggfng HTanufacturers!

THE entire machinery of one OF the ai o0.
4 complete mills in the United STATS I'd 4
gagged in the manufacture of jute baggins =
now offered for sale. nj
ten hours, at the minimum OF expense IT
those wishing TO engage In the manutaSc,s:s;ae E
bagging, or to extend their present fachltes'
rare opportunity is offered. .hose
Good reasons for selling viii be given " s'-s
really wishing 70 purchase. Address
NEVINS & CO., Boston, -
F. e. CLARKE Pemherton CO., sLSssErbs9t
Mass. ipns- ia's'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

"Vascoe; or, Until Death, by Mrs B.
NJ Zimmerman, of Lake Irma, Florida,
viii begin in the issue of the WEEKLY
News of February 18th. feb1OSt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

ssVascoe; or, Until Death, " by Mrs. B.
u. Zimmerman, Of Lake Irma. Florida,
VII begin in the issue Of the WEEKLY
SEws Of FebruaryIisth- feb10-3t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
SAVANNAH. e. Fehrnarv Q

T - = .I1t y - ogtuafg . 1901
L have southern Gem" Piano purchased
by me from Messrs. Ludden & Bates seven
years since. All who have used it say it is a
good instrument: Il has certainly gwen entire
satisfaction, and l believe will for years 10
come. j. II. ESTIIL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
@lisffllanfnus.

TosEPH jerks, JR. Woiverhampton. Enc.
~ land, manufacturer OF COTTON TIES for
the American market. Correspondence solicit
ed. Highest references given Address until
10th February, No. 20 Chambers ST -eet, New
YORK city. jan2+lm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

No sWindler shall shave us except It be
with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10

John Andrews, an English tourist, had
a narrow escape from drowning at
Niagara Falls last Monday. He says he
''neYer did like this blarsted country any
wav, you know"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
GREENvILLE, s. @, August 4th. Is7s

l take great pleasure in recommendino
The Southern Gem to any one who wants 3
good, cheap piano. ! have had one since No
yember, 1917, during which time Il has nre
served its tone, and is singularly sweet Hav-
ing had considerable experience with nfanos
and having thoroughly tested ssThe SoIIfhey. 9,
TEN unhesitatingly pronounce it a most err
We have hundreds more Of the same sort
rom actual purchasers. What better nroof
as to merit can be gfvene P-Oo-
CALL AND SEE THE GEM. TEST TT rryop
oUGHLY. TAKE 1T A MONTH o,s TpT.I
CONSIDER ITS PRICE, ITS SWEET TONE. TTs
RICH FINISH, ITS DURABILITY. AMI Yor
WILL DECIDE AS OVER 5000 AcruII. pm
CHAsERs HAVE DONE, THAT 1T Is THE PIANO
YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
TO BE CONTTNurD
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
3oI5 Bull street.

TOR SALE, comfortable residence on
Waldburg street. Nine rooms, pantry. plsta
closet bath room. water and clothes closet,
elegant mantels, cornices, water and gas. An.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
LUDDEN & BATES,

Sole Agents Of the Southern Gem Piano.
stencil" or otherwise, but good as
g0aa. iebl0-It
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-10
Waniea.

WANTED, q colOred girl as ecok -
w 40 Harris street, FIRST floor. fabplP9y at
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

In another column will be fonnd q
card Of the above named hotel, which
Is now being renovated and refitted
throughout, and will be opened in n
few days under the management OF
Messrs. Peoples d Branum. These
gentlemen are experienced hotel man
ayers, and will make the Edwards
House first-class in every respect.
The tables will be furnished with the
best the markets afford, and th e
dining-room will be under the imme-
date charge of Mr.. Philip Hilzheim.
Messrs. Bradford and Parker In the
Office, will be pleased to see their nu-
merous friends.
Messrs. Peoples q Branum are pro-
prietors Of the Chamberlain House at
Grenada, and Stonewall House at
Grand Junction, and we are glad to
welcome them 70 our city, aud feel
assured that under their management
the Edwards House will take new
lease upon the public favor.
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Holly Spring. s,u,b.


The franklin Female College has
now been IN existence, under different
arrangements for . period of over
thirty years. Mr.. William Clarke,
the last male principal of this In
stitution, was one OF the most accom-
plished scholars of this country. He
was one Of the victims of the plague
81 1878. Since that time his widow,
Mrs. NJ. b. Clark, highly educated
and scholarly lady, has continued the
College and maintained its efficiency
to the great satisfaction of Its patrons.
She Is the daughter of the late Roger
Barton, one of the most distinguished
men Of our State and country. And
in addition TO her otherwise able corps
of assistants, she has now made ar
rangements with Miss Z. ID. Watson,
by which she takes part with Mrs.
Clarke as associate principal Of the
Institute. Miss Watson is the daughter
Of Hon. y.W.C. Watson, one Of the
ablest lawyers and Judges aud best
known men Of Mississippi, and she
has had every advantage open to
ladies In this country, which, with a
high order of intelligence and con-
siderable experience as teacher, she
has so well improved thatfew or no
superiors 10 herself us educators of
youth are 10 be found anywhere.
With two such excellent, amiable aud
accomplished ladies at its head, COM
bined with the corps of teachers, this
Institution now promises advantages
for the affectionate and motherly
guardianship of females necessary TO
make them both scholars and ladies.
We canno. say too much In common
datIon of,thls college, which, all In
all, now vies with the best In the
country, and offers inducements of
health, low rates, society, etc, ETC.,
which are not excelled anywhere.
In to-day's paper viii appear the
advertisement Of Franklin Female
Col ege. Tins College under the tutor
ship Of Mrs. Clark and Miss Watson,
deserves liberal patronage. For par
ticu ars apply to the Principals.
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Best of Fare and Attei
Round Trip Tickets
To be had at ALL the RAILROAD orFro,

BEERSHEBE Is the nearest Mountain RcsoI
70 all places In the South and West, and OUT Of
fever aud cholera range.
DAILY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH 10 all poi
lin the Office,
This famous Summer Resort has been under N !
management OF the un Aersigned for the past tws]
seasons aud Its INCREASED popularity and the uif
ver@l satisfaction yiven source Of great pridy
and pleasure TO us. For the leauty aud graiidcu1
Of it, scenery, the purity and health-giying quail :
ties Of Its freestone and cha bcaie waters III hi
dry and inyigorating atmosphere, 70 plsce on q 4
Continent at America can excel Beersheha. Th(
Hotel Buildings stand top Of the highest inoui
tam Of the Cumberland Range Within sixty fee !,
OF the bluff-with a grand platform one hundred
and forty feet long aud fortytwo feet broad .tof
the bluff with observatory thirty feet by fifteen
owe, looking the magnificent valley hftesn hundrs
feet bcicw, aud sixty miles In extent.
one story Nigh and one room deep, oIeuine m n
front on beautifully shaded bluegrass 'lawns, an
In the large court Of grass asd vsk-, wci1
shaded by forest trees, and an onnecfe bsfh ffonf
and year, by wide galleries. -. y
The Dining Room and Ball I,ohu are each y a
bundled aud hity feet BY fliy feet, 9pd the fs<
wAie are all new aud frst-class. The cooks 4
bakers are selected from the best hotels IN Ney
leans, and the fare guaranteed to give perfe<S q
faction. The Bar Is furnished 9th tho chois
liquors, aud with new billiard and pool tables.
la abundance for an purposes. Russian aud Tuf
ish Baths, and pain hos aud cold water baths.
good horses aad Vehicles at the NEST reas-auy
bic rates
TEkMs--Psr day. 81; per w-el, So; I~r
$40. Children unaer ~ years and servants
price. CHAs. X. sMEDES a Ctx
May'-2m Psolx n
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II you are troubled with fever and ague,
dumb ague, bilious fever, jaundice, dyss
pepsia, or any disease OF the liver, blood
and stomach, and wish 10 get well, Try the
new remedy, Prof. Guilmette's French
Liver Pad. Ask your druggist for 81, and
take no other, and " he has not got V end
" 80 In = letter TO the French Pad Co.
Toledo, Ohio, and receive one BY return
mail.
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Jackson Mari fol- Sale.
From Mart Bed on 7o,on Greek, Jack
son, Mss, as sho,on on city Nap.

All orders for MARI left ut the Capital State Banl
Jackson, Miss, will be promptly attended To. II
will be delivered at the drying platform in south
Jackson al the rate Of 81 per ton In the Grade stat
In sacks Of one hundi ed and Fifty pounds In each
sack at rs cents per sack dry pulyerixed and read
for application A. tip dressing for gardens, How
ers, corn, cotton, grasses. IL will keep the sui
moist aud prevent the ravagcs Of insects or cu
worms. Much use is, aud has been laadc 81 Msrl,
I'm Georgia. North aid Sssuth Carolina. and Mr.
RUM, Of Virginia, ard the Jerseys have been
greatly beneftted by the use Of Mars Its use has
been satisfactory a. its results where inteligcnty
used. About 800 LIE. 10 the acre has been general
iy applied In various snils
Terms cash, or raiisfactory Arrangements with
the Capital state Hank ehcie payment must be
made. viii insure lsronpt attention 10 all orders
within the lissiis Of the Jackson corporation. IL
viii be delivered 10 .those Who may 20 desire al
on thstAHs aud shilI<d sny place desired at one
Msyi4- h. r. STRICKLAND.
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IT YOu are Sick, Read

the Kidney-Wort advertisement in an.
other column, and II viii explain to you
the rational method Of getting well. Kid
ney-Wort will save you more doctors bills
than any other medicine known. Acting
with specific energy ON the kidneys and
liver, 1t cures the worst diseases caused by
their arrangement. Use il at once. In
dry and liquid form. Either is equally eff
6cient. the liquid is the easiest, but the
dry is the most ical.--Interior.
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what Aiir Yeus

Il ID disordered liver giving you yel-
low skin; or costive bowels which have
resulted IN distressing piles OF do your Kid
neys refuse 20 perform their fnnctionsf II
%, your system will soon be clofged with
e Tn- "a l. Ken E ,s aose o Kidney
nature viii throw OF every impeachment
and each orEau vi b. ready for duty.
Druggists sell bofh The dry and liquid
Evansville Tribune.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

Fresh Drugs, Druggists Sundries, and a
full line of Toilet Articles always in stock
at Hunter a. Harrington's Ladies are cspe-
cially invited to call. Crock. Bottom is
still their moito.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

The Town has been without brick for
six-months. We want everybody to
know that we have kiln Of 10000
hard burned brick, which we will sell
very low. +. b a w. s. HULL.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

A-ccriinf q ne 1n.lyris q Ge.rrs fluls else
0ccla<it, or1rt q r1f.r q rslI M 1clulsinss
eu'rh11< - HrtrE<n, ire C4fsouH Add, Orb.
Lime HzEn--it. .rfiur nd IrIu; Sulrn Alumlua-
er1k. xrEn<-ts sd silica. md -s1nr c,r1znir Nat
~, w-Is No q and have % 49, 1nslyrri.
m<y7-1n q J. nOREHEAD.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

They were speaking of miser, just
deceased. Did he leave anything ?"
asked Smith. "He had to-" was the
laconic answer of Fogg.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

A noted physician Of New York writes
10 friend: have in my mind . suf-
ferer from gravel and a complications OF
kidney disorders that was permanently
cured by the use Of Prof. GuiImeffe's
French Kidney Pad" The druggists eel
then. Usr ass
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CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
Browns Wells.
Copiah County, Miss.
Open the Year Round.

On comparison Il the analysis Of ihe-c waters
With that u Others. Il Il found thax fhe~e contain
the best and strongest cemhlnailon Of curafivs
% opcrties Il nny In the United States step o.
the train a Hnziehurxi, Miss. iuts Mnrx's hark !;
In two hour you are Al the Wells hurd pr dry
~; per werk. ti1; per msnth. 50.
ANALYSIS or wxTKEs Fnox nnowx's wills:
According 10 the Analysis of n. chiffon, a
Nsv York, rrutzsgr e chennistry. GEAR u water
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-23

AZ B.rneIa's-
Demorest's Port Folio-what 10 Wear
and Catalogues, Cut Paper Patterns. spring
and summer styles --.... -
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To keep young chickens healthy
give them a weekly supply Of chop
ed onions.
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Scutter's Latest.

Fifty pairs of elegant SLEEVE BUT
TONS, late styles.
MEDICATED GLASSES, lust received.
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w A NTED,

THREE or FOUR GOOD BOYS between the
ages Of IS and 81, to learn moulding Boari can he
prccared II Reasonable fpriee. For further infor-
matoin address A. r. HOPPER,
apr23-ft Meridian, Miss.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD SECONDHAND COOKING STOVE
n with utensils. A fine Brusres carpet, good as
new. lot Of good SECONDHAND FURNI-
TURE. Any OF the above will lie sold VERY
LOW FOR CASH Address T.. %. BOx 81,
6-25-it. Jackson, Miss.
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For sale

NICE HOUSE, with good Outbuildings, Or
chard, and Five Acres OF Land, situated in North
Jackson.
Also, small and inferior HOUSE in West jack
son with half-acre Of land.
Also, LARGE SToRE-HOUsE well situated in
Brandon.
The above property will be sold cheap. or ex-
anged Tor property IN city Of New Orleans.
Sc Inquire at the Comet Office. mayl4-3m
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NOTICE.

u AvIrG sssrd The agency Tor Kinds county
ID for the ale Of
"nssc ssS Fall Of the eesfed rate
Goverunsest,~ b"
by Hon. Jefferson Davis, parties wishing the
same can address me at jackson, Miss,
Respectfully, WARREN STEWART.
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Fishing is excellent AT the different
lakes.
Miss Lizzie Pierce returned home
from Canton last week.
The "Quitteau" sherbet is all the go
now. "Sid" Martz knows how to "fix
'em up"