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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-09
Stock Convention ut Caldwell.

The stock men holding cattle
on the Cherokee Strip, and others
from different sections of the
country, met at Caldwell on las
Thursday TO make arrangement:
for the spring round-ups and tC
transact such other business a:
might come before them. 1t was
said to have been the largest as
sembly ever seen in southwest
ern Kansas.
Ben Miller was elected Chair
man, w K. Campbell and Ii. G
Manning, Vice-presidents, and
M. IL. Bennett, Treasurer.
Treasure Bennett reported q
balance on hand of S10616.
Major Drumm moved that each
cattle man be required to depos.
it Scots with the Treasurer as he
registered his name.
Marion Blair moved that on all
questions of Importance a rising
vote be required. Pat Carnegie
opposed the motion on the ground
that he had respect for the feel
ings of the cow boys and did not
want to tire them.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Meeting called to order at two
p. m.
On motion of Ed. Hewings a
committee of three was appointed
to make arrangements for the
publication of a brand book. The
following,committee was appoint
ed Ill. NJ. Bennets, Pat. Carne-
gle and Asa Overall.
A. III. Johnson moved that a
brand book be published without
Northumberland.
Major Drumm moved that the
membership fee be increased to
one dollar in order to meet in
creased expenses.
In regard to roundup, A. II.
johnson offered the following
resolution.
REsoLvED:-Thata committee, CON
posed Of the following gentlemen, be ap-
pointed to arrange the time, place and
manner ofholding the spring round-ups:
Mai A Drumm, w Undertake, & ID Nell
son, J Zimmerman, J Nicholson, Jesse
Evans, T. 4 Plowman, Billie Quinlin, Jno
A Blair, John Reese. w + Campbell, OIL
yer Ewel, Sylvester Fitch, NJ Blair. A II
Johson, Pat Carnegie, Tony Day, J w Car
ter. James Murray,
The following resolution was read by
the secretary and adopted:
RESOLVED, That the respective pool
captains, and executive committees, notify
the surrounding pools, and any and all per-
sons who have knowingly and wiliully
turned cattle loose without their consent,
or pay or remuneration therefor, and If
said persons fail TO pay. not only their as
sessments aud proportion OF the expenses,
the established prices for wintering cattle
TO the pool they turn loose with. on or be-
fore the 10th day Of April, 1882 they shall
be denied the privilege of gathering cat
tie with any pool or members of this asso-
clation. And that the names of all per-
sons so refusing to pay as aforesaid, be
published in the Medicine Lodge, Antho-
ny and Caldwell papers.
On motion the following COM
mittee was appointed to arrange
for the inspection of cattle at
Kansas City, st. Louis, the various
Indian Agencies and other points
where it might be necessary; Ed.
w. Hewings. w. Timberlake, j.
Q. Pryor, A. III. Johnson and Ben
Garland. Adjourned.
SECOND DAY.
Meeting called to order by
Pre- sident.
The committee on inspection
was called for and reported as
follows:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-09

Fresh, fresher, freshest drugs
aud chemicals at the city drug
store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-09

The city drug store is the
place 10 getfresh drugs. 80
When you are in need of any,
thing in the line of drugs, go to
the new city drug store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-30
Two Years After.

The winter morning as 1 write
In the grim city's gloomy light,
Midst fogs that choak street, river, and church
And the fast falling flakes besmirch-
How pure Ger that far country side
Must gleam the snow waste drifted wide.
In my minds eye 1 see it rolled
Ger streaIsegashed glen and brambly void.
Ger wheat&own slope and climbing lane
And ridge that bounds the battle plain,
And orchard, lawn and garden sward-
That same white raiment of the Lord
The Church stands on the woodland hill.
Tie p:ae tree, fence the caurchyard still
Edward il locks, 'aaf hoine o: hers.
The robin whistles IN her hrs.
All seems the same but where is she
Whose name is breathed from brake and tree
Where lives and scars that noblest one
1t raised our life to look upon?
Shall springtide wake the world again,
And summer light the eyes Of men?
Shall throstles thrill her osken glade,
The primrose star her hazel shade
This icy mist, these clouds of gray,
Will they not all be swept away?
And western airs blow kindly through
Large lucid skies OF tender blue
And shall no yernal dawn await
The hopes by death left desolate?
No shining angel brood above
The sepulchre of human love
That brain of strength, that heart of fire,
That liquid voice, a living Tyre
Do not these vibrate, throb, and burn
Where the lost lights of time return?
The aspiration, passion, power,
That crowd with fate a mortal hour,
Are these crude scenes no bloom may bless,
Beginnings bright of emptiness?
Loves shattered dream-shan it not rise
Rebuilded for immortal eyes2
LIES broken song end where round him
Still quire the young eyed cherubim p
JOSIAH TRUMAN.
In Mdemiuan's Magazine.
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spite of some passages which have got to
be miswritten in it, its matter is divine,
and Its manner is commanding. 1t con-
tains, besides. u prayer that all can pray
a itany not longer than the patience
of a sleepy child; it has a word for the
Pharisees who judge hurried judgments,
and for the Sadducees who deny the re-
surrection of hope to the hopeless. 1t
will supply q rebuke to the wild avarice
of the age. which stumbles over Justice
and honor in the race TO be rich, and
does not note how God can clothe the
lily and take thought of the falling
sparrow. Beyond and above all it IS
the absolute mission of Him whom the
angels proclaim to the herdsmen 1t is
the authentic proclamation which was
only then and there announced. 1t is
Christianity: not DIR. Cummings. nor
Bishop Wilberforce's, nor the Pope's,
nor Father Passaglia's, but simply
ChriSts. Rightly preached it would cut
at the tap % of war, for in the heart
of it is the expansion of the chorus of
the angelic host, the corollary of peace
set down in Saxon words. " Isay unto
you, forgive your enemies" Such is
the sublime maxim which it inculcates.
We ave never come within real ear
hot of this doctrine; we are not perhaps
on the road to it at all. What if medi-
tating on this and abandoning dry doc
trine, our teachers were to try this
morality pure and simple? What if
polemics are a little disused and ethics
a little more adopted during the coming
year! AT this particular Yule-tide, if
any reverend preacher will take a text
from his secular brethren, we commend
to HIM, for brand-new and edifying study,
that sermon known as the 'Sermon on
the Mount"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-30

JUsT received per kmacos, a consignment OF
superior Carriages, Phetons and Buggies from the
Columbus Buggy Co. These Carriages are a sam
pie lot consigned direct from the mandatory and
coming out per said ship are being sold very low
at PHIL. STEMS Carriage Repository.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-30

20 Gents Complete Business Suits, $3.50 at
CHAs. J. FIsHEL's POPULAR STORE. iy22 tt
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THE PACIFIC
ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. BAILEY.

HAyING REEN APPOINTED By III
II Board Of Health. Physician for the District OF
Mskavao- has taken his residence 81 the house IN the
rear Of Norton a. Co.'S Store: and having established
Telephone Communication with the various points OF
business in tire vicinity, will attend prompts 10 all Calls
either by telephone or by messages He VIII also
visit rernlarlv. unless prevented bv professional
engagements. Paia- Spreckalsvile and Rshului on Tues
dAv and Tbnrzlay OF each week. arriving 1t Spreckels-
willie by - o'clock. and remaining over each night In bis
once st Kahului.
octt4 SNOW re BAILEY ND
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Wood ashes make a very excellent fer
tilizer for pear trees.
To test nutmegs, prick them witha a pin,
and if they are not good the oil will instantly
spread around the puncture.
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advertisements.

wv ko1V04 LIZ
E1ss Han.a aHd InIe Arrivals,
From the Coast,
CISES OF THE CELEBRATEL
Blue Grass Kentucky Whisky,
III glass and demyohas, superior 10 anS
brand in this market.
Cases Hermitage Bourbon Whisky,
" o. F. c. Sour Mash Whisky.
q" Kentucky Favorite Whisky,
" Gases Gutter No. l Whisky,
" Gases Hennessey l. 2 A"d 8 Star Brandy.
" Richot Star Pale Brandy.
=. Burke's Three Star Irish Whisky,
&" Burke's Pure Malt Scotch Whisky,
" LocbIel Scotch Whisky,
{" Extra Superior Port Wine,
" Extra Superior Sherry Wine,
" No. l California Port,'
Il" Best Brands of Claret,
d" Best Brands of Madeira Wines,
" 'Key' Brand Jamaica Rum,
." '.Golden Fleece Jamaica Rum,
Baskets Best Stone jug Gin,
Cases Green aud Red Case Gin key Brand
Z" P. Raidmakers & Co.'S Prize Medal Gen.
uine Holland Gin,
" Fosters Pale ale, pts. and qts.
" Guinness xxx Porter, pts and OTIS,
" St. Louis Lager Beer,
" Pilsener Lager Beer, qts and pts.
/" Tenants and Jeffrey's Pale Ale,
" Budweiser's Celebrated Lager Beer qts.
and pts.
&" G.. Fares Cham payne, OTIS. and pts.
" Eclipse" Champagne. OTIS and pts.
L" Rhine Wine,
" Ginger wine,
" Angelica Wine,
-:ALSO:-
II small I71UOice of the
Celebrated Mineral Water
"FERRoZoDoNE,"
Manufactured expressly for tropical
climates.
All the above goods warranted.
r. T. LENEHAN & CO.
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Aarrrtisemeuts.
PUBLIC NoTIcEI

WVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
sAased from ~. r. ~. Ruth Keelkolani the lands Of
KAHILIPILI l. HILEA. T. Eau. Hawaii;
KAHUA, BIHIU and EITlP.LtUA, In KehaIa,
Hawaii;
w~LIKLLOl, WAIALEILE, KTILEi. PilLtEi. IA
LAKALlTL4, EEMIr, ~POH.EEHIkU and
KLIP4AULI, situated in Hanikn+, Hawaii;
HANIEiOO and HOSOKIHAT. situated On HAsS
KiOHAI. ss Lanai;
Alss. the Ic.s Of Iaad situated in Honolulu, AMI known a tie
WILDER l. Hull BLOCKS.
Notice 10 hersby given that all monies falling dee fr rsats
sf sad lands are payable to my Agents. wM. @. IR"iN :
20
-.sou ANU q Err.
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Sugar Bags

(Of which there is a number OF worthless
limitations in the mnrket). We are the Original
Importers and SOLE AGENTS of these Cele-
brated Bags, and the great demand for them
from the Planters has induced some manufac-
turers and their agents to get up a cheap imita-
ton Of them.
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HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTs TO
receive, during the months Of FEBRUARY NEXT,
10000 ORANGE & LEMON TREES,

Rooted Grape Seedlings and Cuttings,
Almond, Walnut. Peach, Apricot,
Plum and Prune Trees,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30
FATAL ACCIDENT.

We are sorry to learn that abOut
one week ago Jas. Mcbride, Esq.,
an old aud respected citissa Of tie
COuaty, met with aasaecidsnt thal
caused his death on Wednesday
nightlast IL appears tkat bis body
was 10 some mannsg eaaght bes
tween the wagon and IeveE Of :
sorghum mill breaking general ribs
and crushing him so badly that hs
died il TIVE or three days agLerths
accident happsned. NJ. McBrida
was IS Or 10 years old, lived in the
southern portion Of the county and
leaves a family ~ mourn his an
timely dssth-
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70 Omr Subscribers.

Some Of our subscribers have
filled to pay their subscriptions,
but realizing the fact that money
vas scarce, xe have continued to
.epd the paper. NOwthatt the mon
.sy-season il here, We ask every one
.vhO il dee as on Subscription 10
pay s~pPronPtly. We make this
request becauae We are in Aesd q
-
funds. - z
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Turrs rIEEs 4 sUGARPIUM.

TCTFis RELLs are now covered vita I
vanilla sugar coating, making them as
pleasaat to swallow az Z little sugar
plum, and rendering them agreeable
to the moss delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie.
They give appetite and lesh to the
body. II.
They care dyspepsia and nouEiah
the system.
They csre fever md agda, cOstive.
ness, etc.
Sold everywhere. 2A cent abox,
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Il seems that Gen, ghalmsgs haO
not, - yet, gottSa s. SOmRIStS bill
n ssls " tfs COlored psoPle. They
have manhood and Intelligence
ahoagthsn and viii mot beariyyn,
aeapmh eatie, @,b3ysessrtaina dssigr,
ing isaaeEs and bJssssstO support I
man, whsa their Intelligence tslla
them that 1t ls against their ewn l..
terssL- AshiaAa RsgiStbS ri
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Have you seen the c0metH II
.iS now moving in . directions lit-
tie south Of west and away from the
earth, and viii soon be invisible .
Those who will rise before the sun
may still see II, under favorable
conditions, about one hour west or
higher than the san, and q trifle
.sOuth,of it. #@
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RnnaIo R,ll and sitting Runl..

Buffalo Bill (HOn. W. Cody,
the renowned scout andsaCtOr, has
made q decidsd hit for the cOming
theatrical season in employing the
celebrated Sitting Bail (the Indian
chief vie slsw Custer aad hls Gem.
mand on the Little Big Horny -
one ofhia chief attractions. Bufa'
10 Bills success aS an actor aadds
an additional charm to The EOmahce
of his life Is tho greatest Ot III ~
ing sceats and p~lainsmsn. The
Historical Publishing OO., 81. Louis,
have Issued . life Il this EsmaEkabls
man, whose fame d even greater
than that Of Daniel Boone or Davy.
Crockett, embracing alse the lives
of Wild Bill; California JOe, Texas
Jack, Kit Carson, and other great
Indian fighters. u j. . book n
wild life on the Plains, and mdAtt
meet with great popularity The
aaina Of the aathes, Nj. " Buel'
il a host within itself. Persons. AZ.
string geneies will find the .adVsE'
tisemant in this paper Ts,r
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a geneacsRtkea1Onsi

Northumberland fsslings.
ofthose confined AZ desks % work
|tahls. re cauaea ~ seak stcm-
|ach, Kidneys or Bowsls. RAFker'g
Ginger Tonic without Intoxicating
has such bsneEicsnt action Oh thees
Iorkans and socleanRes the peisoR
Gus matters from the aystemg that
|rosy oheeka and good hsaleh are
soon brought bac agaiR. presg.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

Capt. >. +. Rogers was At at Ash,
land, Miss, last week 10 attendance
upon the TipPah Baptist Assocla,
ton. We learn Tho next session Of
tho Association, will be- hel9 with
the Church in Ripley,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

SENATOR LAMAR VIII spsak Az Eel
Springs on the % Of October.
We suppose he will tell the people
Iall about the Lamar Democrats that
jim ChalmaEs il ~ bitter agalnss,
EIt wodla'be niCsapd agresab 4
Manning and shs people i the void
mani would make ! few spesehesi n
Tie second district The people
lever the State would akinder" rest
sasisr.-vicksbaFg Herald.
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We 1sarn lhaE sav e e

.liCeAsa n sell yinpas An Ag.eNs
liq0os ] hs pint oei n
vac u Ripk wllaaxpige Va.
Iderseandink 4, thaG :unless SEINE
Ipetsonh ID taan 5atlidl apll
by ths gallon, thit viii put snd
to ths liquor frame ID our towR, At
least oF ths present IL
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

DIR. E. N. AIsxander, Of TIE
firm Of Alexaud der 4, Co, left here
for Louisville Monday 70 buy new
gooda. Mr. J. A, Norris has taken
a position With this arn, and can
be found ia charge of the house:
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Bridal Hats.

Those contemplating naatrinOH5
this Fall Or Winter can nOEldo bet
tor than e3amihe the choice audts
Jlsct new Millinery stock Of
MRsDAMEs RUNT &ALRxGNDER.
Sept. 80, 1Ss2-Tm a' az n s
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I'M. waiter PeeLer. 81 Boone

vile, MISS, gre TIE ADvERnsER
Office 4 Gall Aonday. He Oans
down after hismSther, Mt, Lavinia
PeeleF, who bad. been spending
several days III town on 4 visit ia
Mrs. q, NJ. Bostwiek and ethsrs
They returned home Tuesday.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

The Iiverls the organ most speed
lily disOrdered by malarial polsons!
Ayers Ague cure expels these Pois-
Ons from the system, and is a most
excellent. remedy for liver com,
plants.
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socIARLE.

"a Dr. Nv. N. hurry Of Dumas. Miss,
last week gave ssoSlaBlss compli.
70 his brother. Jno. Y.
'Anrzy Jr, Of this place, before he
left for the University at OxfoEd,
whish he didOa Monday last. The
party was attended BY quite . 70.
spectacle number Of che yonAg L.
dies andgeHtlsman Of Ripley; and
We learn that the affair was . very
pleasant and enjoyable one. The
party consisted Of
W. 3. Baker and Miss Anna Gregory
q o.. MCCarley GpAaqEsas Gre Dry
d. II. R6gan and, oaaa Etssr Marry;
~. W. Smith, Jr., 8 Efie Ralknsr;
DR.. J w MOCarley + Miss Onie Hines
J. Y. hurry, j., y Aollie Harris
M. II. Armor and "sSue Rogan;
u. M. Thurnond & Lady "a'4'
RI. TihiGarmord, Jr., and Misses Thur
mond-& MiTIer&Aa Il& l3E
The jolly crowd left town about
Is O'Clock in the evening" Tht
weather was dslightfpI,' tAehorseG
fresh, thespiEits Of the excuFsiOn.
lists most buvyanty In. good tim'
they reached their destination
whore every preparation had beer
male for theiEsRoyment, The 10
vial and popular Dr.. Willie met hi
guests aud gave them . hearty re
.ceptiou. Every thing was pleasan
and nice, aud will be long renem
bsred BY THOSE who were pres nj
.LNI AL -,L
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The report that the store
hOuss Of M. v, N, Burra lately
destroyed BY Gre 81 Falkaer. as
not insured. il incorrect. II was
snauvaa - wa kava ainnn Iaaanad
- ~ A9BNU W&@NW sWFR NYNp
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We are informed by citizen OF
The county, Mr.. F. g. Hill, that
there was a light frost plainly to be
seen near his rssidsheeg last week
after the rain.
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-EOr the best piaROS and organs
and all Kind Of muSieal Instruments,
send 10 II. G. HOLLENBERG,
Memphis, Tenn. See card. II.
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Areporter yor the New MisSissip.
plan, called o.. the Secretary Of
State a few days ago, and ascertain.
cd that his record Ebo wed 2b5 mat
rimonial companies in this State
with between 50 and ~ charters on
file. H
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.sEPTEMBER

isthe month between seasons
iathe DFy Goods trade; how
eter, we will inteFtain you
with . full and better line on
the 10 cent counters, and be.
sideS Il wanted, can supply
you with snything adapted II
any season, I'LL OF mid winter.
This seasOa we will intro
duCe several new specialties,
particulars hereafter, end
promise 5ou . fuller Line ri
Dress Goods, Eloaks and
Wraps than hitherto.
Staple Clothing for mems
and Boys wear Of sslid wear
ing qualities with 4 great deal
Of comfort at q moderate
price, with the stapls shoe
@sLoek, has beaa we'll istteHaed
"a, NftIe tue dFUss hi ! b0th
siNll be found very eSRplets,
@' .SeVsralr,sneGialtiss in both
arelM0re than worthy 0f note.
gchoOl tablets ana general
: Stat ondry with School Books,
torn Rshiee Aad ATTRACTIVE sx-
=, hibtt.,; Most Of thy former
q are shovel, s.vsefA and Cheap.
m f-t. "a
Z a. BROWN.
Sept 7, 1926 Z
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Mr.. j. d. Wlseman has PuF'
chased tAssteCk ofsgEOCstisslatsly
Owned BY Nj. W. !. MeBrAysr..
The latter viii opSnA new tAtni'
ture store under the town Hall
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Mics Mary Byrd and her sister
Allie arrived yesterday as students
for StonewaE Collage.
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a~gReAsTlLE TRAINING
Of
YogSG Mes AND LADIES.

The most extensive, thorough and conf
ulstc Institution Of the kind p the world,
thousands Of accountants aIsa business high
In tle principal cttiel aid towns % tiie
.Tlnltsl stairs, OWE their success W eai
coarse OF training.
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#E" .Hkf NF-'' h .
When Gen. Chalmers tells Us
that heis a Democrat, and iR the
same brsath. informs Us that # cleo
ted to Congress he will vOtetO put
aIRepubliCanln the Speakers chair.
and give the present administration
HIS support, he talks as one whose
body is flied with the wind tina,
blows from the east. When 4 man
as the Oxford Falcon says, votes
and works with q party, anybod!
would know that he belonged Y
that party.-Yazoo City Herald.
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s OFT
We have received the first .1um-
Der Of "Ihe Banner Of Liberty, a
newspaper published at yeron .,
Miss. devoted to the interests Of tive
oOlOred people; J. B. Winkley Edit
or, and W. R. Wiley and D. M. Mar
;shalf Associate Editors, all coIored
men. The paper il d quartO-slx
cOlumnstO the page, presents quite
neat appearance msehasnieylly,
and its editorials are marked with
fair ability. @Si
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
W, A. HobsOn, ct, al,

", A. Hob'oa'n, ct, al
vs.,
Winnie A. HObson; ct. all
In pursuance of a decree Of the
t7hanceey Court Of Tippah County,
nj ississippi, made in the above stated
Gnu Sc, at the May term, 1882 will, on
Satu .rday the 4tll, day Of November,
1882, sell, upon the premis es, to the
hiqhess bidder for one Aalf cash and
the balalsce in II months, bearing in
terest at 70 per cent. per annun, from
dav Of sale, The follow ing described
land. rio wit: The East half Of the
Southwest quarter Of Section 20, the
North west Quarter Of section 81 and
two acres described as follows; Conn
mencing at tie, North West corner Of
the N, E. / section 81, running Eastto
the btanch, down said branch
to thief creek and up the creek
to the line, embracing . acres more or
less, all in Town ship !, Of Range :
Est. r. a. HUNT, Com'F.,
sept. 80, 1SSS--TS-4wi
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The night kissa ~ Eauca-
sAeA 1eP KOusag McA atasA
Ladies'.

Fine brick block, situated on street car
line. Ecy,nCly fitted and furnished aa ~
meats fir the applicatlpn VI and carrying
out uf Ourn novel and systematic ncskqdsgs
BUSlN ESS TRAINING.
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cEo. w. FosvER'S
Business College,

TAis Institution. located at Hannibal,
Missouri, pleasantly situated on the bshkF
Ut the Mississippi Alvey, q pEe-elniiIciltiy
the best and AOsC practical Of Its Kind for
the
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Young men who contemplate q business
life. ana parents having sOnstv edutatS. ARE
particularly requested TO send for our new
Circular, Mhicn will give fuA iafoElas Z
as TO terms, condition. u e~ptsanocs 81
Address
q. W. POSTED
All sa dANmiDA1, lA1tsSUlRl
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NON.REsTDnNr NOTICE.
Winnie A. Hobson; ct. al.

The State of Mississippi,
To Green Reed. 81
You are commanded TO appear be,
fore the Chancery Court cf the County
Of Tivpah in said State ON the Second
Monday In November, 1884, TO defend
the suit in said Court VI Napoleon
Reed 10 which you are : defendant:
I. A.. HUNT. Clerk.
Watson 4 ThurmOnd,
sols, for COupl'ts.
Sept. 80, iSss-lS-4w
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\ Track laying has cOmMepceG on
The Memphis, Selma and Btdnswlck
Railroad at this point.-HOlIy
Springs Reporter 28tA!