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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Administrators on the estate of Phillip Chal
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"a few mornings since, our tounaman Mr.
Joe. Raines, who lives in Mrs. Taylosss resi-
dence on the west side of Gen Fire Engine
House, hearing a noise In The hen house
went out to see what was the cause. A
negro man had broken Of the lock on the
door and was preparing to carry OF a
load of chickens. Mr.. Raines in attempting
to arrest him, was struck on the head with
a walking cane by the negro, and gave the
alarm at once. His wife ran out with
shot gun, but as both were scufi 'ng it was
dangerous for her to shoot until after the
negro commenced running She shot but
missed him, and the negro escaped. This
occurred about halfpast five o'clock in the
Mrs. Taylor has been missing
her chickens of late, but We suppose will
not be troubled in this way again soon.
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List Of Subscribers Telephone Exchange

l. Jackson Gas Light Co.; 2. r. R. Ledbet-
ter; g. ]. W. Beaty's office; A. Clarion Office
and Composing Room; s. Nugent s. Melville
and Harris & Harris; g. E. & s. Virden; I, B.
Lemly, Estate ST.; s. DR.. Writ Johnston, (of-
ice); o. E. R. Stedman; 10. Telegraph Office
H. w. H. II. Green, (residence); II. Pearl
River Foundry & Agricultural Works; Is.
Pear: River Oil Mills; H. Green's Bank Is.
Internal Revenue Office; 16. Edwards House
H. H. NJ. Taylor, tshopl; is. Mayors office s;
10. H. NJ Taylor, (residenee)i 20. w. E. Cage,
(residence); 81. J. L. Power, (residence);
p. Spengler House; %. B. Lemly, West
Jackson) "a Lawrence House; rs. Geo.
Lemon; 26. Cameron & Swan; y. C, st. L.
s N. 0. depot; 2s v & NJ. depot; %. A Vir-
den; SO. J. Braun; 81. DR.. NJ. S. Graft 80
s Lemly s Son. SO. Spengler s Son; "a.
Hunter s Harrington; IS. Penitentiary
SO. ]. W. Beatty, tresidence); 81. DR.. Writ
Johnston, (residence); 49, W. H. Potter; 80.
Deaf and Dumb Institute; 40 Oliver Clifton,
(residence); Al. Clerks Office, Supreme Court;
~. DR.. P. 7. Bailey, (residence); 4S. S. Gwin,
(residence); IA Auditors 0fice5 45 Lunatic
Asylum; 46. DR.. G. 4. Harrington (resi-
denceG AZ. W. L. Hemingway; As. Writ Adams,
(residence); 40. D. P. Porter, (residence); so.
Excelsior Matrimonial Association; 81. Blind
Institute; 81 Hi!zheim s Shelton So Al
brecht s Scott; 81. Phil. Hart; S. Nelson
House sc. J. ]. Green, (residence); W. s..
Skellinger S Co. Wilder & Tuttle; Compress
Co.; Eyrich Co.
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CONQUER0R
Of ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
KIDNEYANDL LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL

CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL, as 1t acts DIRECTLY on the KIDNEYS
Liver and Bowels, restoring them AT oNcl
to healthy action. HUNTS REMEDY is q
safe, sure and speedy cure, and hundreds have
testified to having been cured by it, when
physicians and friends had given them up to
die. Do not delay, but try at once HUNTS
REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES ALL DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URINARY ORGANS,
ENcE and RETENTIoN OF URINE.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES PAIN IN FHESIDE.
BACK, Oh LoINs, GENERAL DEBILITY, FEMALE
BRIGHTs DISEASE, and ALL COMPLAINTS OF
THE URINo- GENITAL ORGANS
HUNS REMEDY quickly induces the
LIVER to healthy action, removing the causes
that produce BILIOUS HEADACHE DYSPEPSIA.
sour STOMACH, CosTTyENEss. Piles, &c
By the use of HUNT S REMEDY. the Stom-
ach and Bowels viii speedily regain their
strength, and the Blood will be perfectly puri-
fed.
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced By the
best doctors TO be the only cure for all kinds
of kidney diseases.
HUNTS REMEDY is purely rs7etabie, and
is sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheuma-
tism when all other medicine fails.
HUNTS REMEDY Is PREPARED EXPRESSLY
FoR THE ABOVE DISEASES, AND HAS NEVER
BEEN KNoWS TO FAIL.
One TRIAL WILL CONVINCE You Fer SALE
BIZ ALL DRUGeIsTs. Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, r. 1.
~ Prices. IS cents and S125.
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vocates and are the heaviest insured in
these Mutual Life Orders. Indeed, find
my friend an officer and dignitary in one of
these mutual life Associations, chartered
I by orr STATED together with such an array
Of distinguished names that it Is almost
| painful for the ere to look upon the list.
/ In conclusion let me reiterate. What We
/ hope for is a thorough, heightened discus
| sion of the subject in the spirit of fairness.
| This Fire Insurance fraternity" we knole
have the capital and brains" We think
We have the true theory Of insurance and
the people on cur side. II this be true, who
ought to succeed
As to my friends reference TO unpaid
claims Of similar association located at
Nashville, know nothing of the facts, but
presume there Is some proper cause for the
suspension of this claim. They might
retort, that my friends Fire Insurance Fra
ternity" were doing the same thing at my
neighboring town New Albany, where the |
"Fraternity" sustained loss some months /
ago of about $4,000, | believe--not vet |
paid in money, tho il may have been settled /
in ''brains." In fact my observation has
been that the "Fraternity" IS more liberal /
with their "brains" than their capital"
when loss occurs
We desire to add word on this tax
question, about which so much concern is
manifested by these opponents of mutual
FIRE insurance: Before We commenced the
business, We wrote the Attorney-General,
requesting his opinion on this sntject; but
from some cause, no reply ever reached u.
Upon looking further into the matter, we
found leading members Of the bar diyid-
ed, as to the liability Of mutual FIRE
insurance associations for the privilege tax,
imposed by Sec. $50, Code 1880, Oh FIRE in
surance companies; hence we Voluntarily
got up test ease at the last sitting OF the
Circuit Court, which will be submitted in
January next, for final adjudication, to our
Supreme Court We are ready, able and
willing to pay the tax, if the Supreme
Court shall decide we are liable. Oar gen
eral agents have long since paid the tax on
agents. Indeed we are doing business under
md not against the laws of the country
These would-be monopolies called the Fire
Insurance Fraternity, (nine-tenths of whose
,oasted millions, drawn from the pockets of
he people in exorbitant premiums, is
'wned by Northern capitalists and foreign
rs) are welcome among Us, so far as the
ZEE Mutual Fire Insurance Association is
oncerned; but We desire to serve notice on
hem and their over-zealous agents, once for
II, that the Lee Mutual is at home, and the
light hundred policy holders it represents
ave some rights and privileges in th s State, .
nat even Northern monopolists and their
gents must respect. f. NJ. GoAR,
Pres't Lee Mutual Fire ms ASS n :
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Railway employees working witt

! Railway employees working with trains arc
assessed double these amounts.
( The membership fee and one assessment is
( payable with the application. The first an
nuai dues will be payable on The FIRST day of
DeeeTber, 1851 after that date, within s'xtv
days from issuance Of each certificate
Certificates Of membership will be issued
emitting the holder thereof to n certain
amount for each aud every day he or she NAV
be disabled by sickness or accident from at.
tending to ordinary business Claims will be
paid within tHirty days, aud al once if funds
are in treasury.
All persons of good moral character and
temperate habits, who will certify that they
are in good health, may become members;
pFotIded, certificates shall not be issued for an
amount exceeding the average weekly income
or earnings of the applicant
Ass EASEMENTS will be made only when the
funds in the treasury are insufficient to nav
losses. And these assessments can only be
used to pay losses
- Agents are wanted in every city, town
aud neighborhood in Mississippi and adioin.
ing States, TO whom liberal compensation will
be allowed for active work.
Ee- In places where no agents represent
the association, reduction in membership
fee will be mede to clubs of six or more.
Eas- To members of Fire Companies, where I
a large proportion of the membership make I
application, special reduction win be al I
lowed.
Ramittances can be made by check. P. @. |.
Order, or Registered Letter, addressed to
JOHN 7. BUCK,
SECRETARY AND TREAsURER,
JACKSON, MISS.
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Plantation Riee HuIlers,
es2t-41 Al BEoUeHnR : Baovs's.
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TH0s. HELM,
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We are informed that the colored Baptist
Seminary now in Natchez will soon be re-
moved to this city. This is Normal and
Theological institution in charge of DR..
Chas. Aver, an accomplished educator, and
is supported by the Home Mission Board
located in New York. Dr. Gregory Of n.
Y. and also DR.. Aver visited our city a
short time ago to look at the various places
which had been offered for sale. 1t is not
yet known what place will be selected by the
Rnnrl
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

oct.25,' 82-Gw.
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Lightning Rods.

Mr.. Silas H. jenkins, collector and sales
man for the New Orleans Lightning Rod Co.
is in town and will remain for some weeks
He is prepared to do any work in his line.
The work done by him here last spring
gives, we believe. general satisfaction. All
needing lightning rods will do well to give
him a call
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DIS. HarringtOn 8 Hunter.

DR.. Geo. K. Harrington. DR.. JnO. F. Hunter
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Bishop Green's Fall Appointments.

ocToBER-Rosedale. 18th; Jacksonville, 49, b;
Greenville, 22d BoEina 18th; Edwards, 9Th;
Bolton, 9Th; Raymond, 3Ist.
NovENBER-Gfinton, list; Brandon, Sd Ter
~, 9th; Dry Grove. It'll Crystal Springs, 9th;
Hazlehurst, 18th; BroOkhaven, 14ih; Summit,
toni. 18th Magnolia, 2Ist; Osyka 22d; Can
ton, 9th: Livingston, 18th; Jackson, Especial
counciIl 18Th.
DEcKNBER-Lexington LIST; Walden, Sd /;
WinoDa, 9Th Carrollton, 9Th; Grenada, 10th /;
BatesviIle, A. n, 12th; Come P. n, 18th; Sar-
dis. 14th; Hernando. 18th Early Grove, 2lst !;
Oxford, oath; Water Valley, 9th; Holly
JANUABY-Lamar, 21.
Contributions At each place in behalf OF
Diocesan Missions. W III. GREEN.
Sept. Il. 1882
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A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SoZODoNT is a composition OF
the purest and choicest ingredients of the
Oriental and Vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is we'll known to have bene-
fetal effect ON the teeth and gums. Its en-
balming or antiseptic property and aromatic
fragrance makes it toilet luxury. SOZo-
DON'T removes all disagreeable odors from
the breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc.
1t is entirely free from the injurious and
acrid properties Of tooth pastes and powders
which destroy the enamel. One bottle will
last six months.
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"a Wonderful. Thing is a Seed"
Says some song writer, and then adds:

Says some song writer, and then adds:
''You can sow to-day; tomorrow will bring
The blossom which proves what sort OF thing
Is the seed, the seed that you SOW"
All of which is true And Hunts remedy
is a wonderful thing, also. 1t, also, is tested
by experience. You give it to one who is
severely afflicted with dropsy, or some liver
or kidney disease, and tomorrow" or a
little while, reveals "what sort of thing it
is; for it proves itself to be ''the friend in
need" the cure for which you have been
seeking. This is the experience of thous-
ands. We do not fear, but invite the most
rigid testing of Hunts Remedy in kidney
and liver diseases.
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Sick-Relief Association Acknowledge.
ment of Benefit.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. q. 1882.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct "a. 1882.
Capt. .Jao. r. Buck, Secretary Sick Relief and
accident association Of Mississippi
1t affords me pleasure to testify to your
promptness in paying me twenty dollars for
the one weeks time lost by sickness; and 1
commend your Association to all persons
who feel the need of some substantial help
in cases of sickness or accident.
Yours, &c, ]. L. POWER.
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TAKE care of your Lirer. A great mum,
Der of the diseases to which mankind are
liable arise from a disordered condition OF
this organ. Keep it in sound and healthy
condition and you can defy disease. PRICK
LY ASH BITTERs are especially adapted for
this purpose, being composed of drugs which
act on the Liver, giving it tone and strength
to withstand malaria.
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Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.

II occasionally use, when my condition
requires it, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator,
with good effect. Hon. ALEX. Ii. STE
HENs."-Genuine prepared only by J. II.
Zeilin & Co.
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Relief for Pensacola.

Grand Master Frederic Speed issued an
appeal to the Masonic Lodges last week in
behalf of the yellow fever sufferers at Pen
sacola, and the craft are responding liberal
ly. The Grand Secretary forwarded yester-
day the first installment of $12500.
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT.
Reported Weekly for The Clarion By
G. C. Campbell.

MONDAY, October %, 1882.
The following cases were afiraaed:
99l6-W. J. Weir, ct al, V. Max Killian
4O09-S. l.. Boyd, Y. Ricketts, & Brister
402-JOhn Chaffe K Sons, v Ida Benoit.
4027-Geo Everett, V. J. c. Elliott.
4033-E. A. Enochs, JF., v. Abner T. Miller
4039-Bishop Bros, V. VIM. Curphy, ct al.
4040-J. F. Holberg v. W. W. Baird
404l-J. F. Holberg, v. C. A. Goodwin.
4050-L. G. johnson, V. Frank P. Davens
The following cases were reversed and re-
manded
3934-J L. Harris Co, V. A. A. Lombard.
4045-H. ]. Nesmith, V. Martha Patterson
8957-J. C. Hall, V. J. B. Green. exor ct al
Reversed and bill dismissed
4067-W. s. Richardson, V. L. G. and ]. Elson.
Appeal dismissed
Miller, v. Peoples s. Branum
Application to file record denied.
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No. ZIG EQUITY United States Circuit Court,
| Western District of Tennessee-Luke P.
! Blackburn VS.. The Selma, Marion and Mem
| phis Railroad Company and others.
D1 virtue of order of sale entered 24th
- July, 1882 in the Circuit Court of the
| United States for the Western District of Ten
nessee, at Memphis, in the above entitled cause.
renewing and modifying former order ofsale
in said cause, l will, on
Wednesday, Goth day of November, 1882,
at y o'clock meridian, in front of the court
house in the city of Memphis, offer for sale, at
public cutlery, TO the highest bidder, On credit
of six and twelve months, three hundred and
forty-fve thousand six hundred and eleven
and three-Quarter acres of land the property
of the said Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail-
road Company, lying in Shelby county, Tenn.
and in Marshall, Monroe Carroll, YaZ9o, Sun
flower, Issaauena, Grenada, Pamela, Coahoma,
Tuniea, Lefore. Bolivar, Washington, Talla-
hatchie and other counties in the State of Mis-
sissippi. For more particular description of
said lands parties desiring to purchase are
referred to descriptive list thereof on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the United States, at Memphis, setting out the
lands by their proper legal subdivisions and the
hibited on application to any party desiring
to purchase. The lands will besold in legal
subdivisions not exceeding l60 acres at a time,
and the purchaser will be re quired to execute
notes with approved security for the pur-
chase money; a lien being also retained on the
land &c secure the payment of said notes. If
the whole of said lands are not sold on the
first day, the sale will be continued from day
to day till completed. Said lands win be sold
barring the right of redemption.
BELL W. ETHERIDGE, Clerk.
oct 25 ;S2-ey.
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Tariff Notes.

Times-SentlneI.J
II, under the protective tariff of fifty per
cent, goods are one-half cheaper now than
twenty-five years ago, then by the same
reasoning, a tariff of one hundred per cent
ought to enable us to get them for nothing
The premise is good Republican doctrine !:
The deduction is our own. Lynch indorses
the first; we say both are nonsense. Which
is right?
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Monday, November eth, 1889.

within legal hours, in front of the CITY Hall.
in the City of jackson, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, for cash, TO the highest bidder, the
following property, or sufficient amount
thereof to pay said debt interest aud costs, to-
wit: " II section q, all Of section g. 40 27-109
acres of north side of nwL and 80 37-100
acres of the south side of the north half Of
nwk, the swL and s5k Of nwL and WI Of
seH, and WI Of ek of seq section ., and
NV u of.nw1{, and 60 So 100 acres from D side
of nell and swx, and swk Of nwL and e 4 Of
nw1z, and 80 28I00 acres off southwest part
of v 4 Of nez and west side of W y of sell
and o. $500 acres in the southeast portion
of neL and e1z and IL S5-1O0 acres OF east
side Of WI of SEX, all in section 20, and WI
Of swH section IA, and Ell of seJ< Of section
a, ana va Of nwl4 section Is. and nWL Of
nWk AMI ek Of nw1z and Is $500 acres Of
the west side Of wi Of neL, and ne1< Of sWk
and l9 62-lU0 acres OF northwest part Of nw5x
of SCI, and ez Of ne1<, and Is 07-100 acres
eff east side Of v " Of neL and 70-I00 Of an
acre from northeast corner of VIZ of sell all
In section s.. all Of said land being II town
ship 6. range West Kinds, County; contain
ing 2666 e6-I00 acres, and being the plantation
known IS the Campbell place The Commits
sioner viii only convey such title as he is Az
thorlzed to convey under said decree but the
title Is believed TO be perfect
A. g. MOORE. Commissioners.
Jacksons Oct. % 1928
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NEXT Lords day, morning, at IL o'clock,
sermon will be preached in the Baptist
church to the young The pastor solicits a
hearing from all young men and ladies who
can attend. II. F. SPRoLEs, Pastor.
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ALADY of our acquaintance has been in
quite feeble for many years with some com
plant peculiar to the sex-became emacia-
ted-lost her appetite-was melan choly-,
sIeepless-cross and fretful. Many years
suffering indicated that all medicines were a
failure Some one suggested the use Of
English Female BitterS, it was not a patent
nor a secret remedy, it was used, and seven
bottles effected a cure.
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JACKSON.
THE SrCK-RELIEF
MD
ACCIDENT. ASSOCIATION,
MISSIsSIPPI.

0HARTERED ACCORDING To LAW Ann
" having paid the State tax, pursuant 10
recent opinion of the Acknowledgement Is
now now ready TO afford indemnity in the event OF
s,eAneSs or accident TO all who may avail
themselves of its membership.
The cost Of membership is
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Time Table-Takes Effect Oct. 10, 1882
hatcher, Jaoh.on Columbus Railroad.
TR AISs GOING EAST.

TRAISs GOING EAST.
No. ], Mail, daily-Arrives at Jackson $50 P.
n Leaves hatcher 1901 ".
No. 3. freight daily except Sunday-Leaves
Natchez AS AN Arrives at Jackson p. u.
TRAINS GOING WEST,
No. 2, Mail. daily-Leayes Jackson A. N.
Arrives at Natchez P. n.
No 4, freight, daily except Sunday-Leayes
Jackson at $50 4 N. Arrives at Natchez
G-20P.A.
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$1,000 REWARD

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE RES
~ IDENcE of Mr.. C. L. CASTOR. on Mon
DAT. OCTOBER l6, one DARK BAY PONEY-
BUILT HORSE, about 10 lands high, left
rear foot and hoof white. small star in fore
head and on left side OF neck, a small dent
about inches from left ear; about years
ola; when standing at rest keeps head down
and ears dropped. The above reward will be
paid to any one returning the horse TO
CHARLES DUDLEY.
AT LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Jackson, Oct. g, 1882-2w.
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NOTICE
Attention. Tax-Pavers !

THE TAXPAYERS OF KINDS COUNTY
4 are hereby notified that the State ard
County Taxes for the year 1882. are now due.
Legal damages accrue after the 18th December,
which VII, without exception, be collected
s. Is. THOMAS, Sheriff
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"TOugh on ChiIls,''

Cures cases for % cents in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
BAILEY's SALINE APERIENT, is a pleas
ant, cooling cathartic for the instant cure of
headache, Indigestion, constipation, heart
burn. billiousness, etc.
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CONTRArTS

E0R THE LEASE OF THE PRISONERS.
j. Kinds County, viii be made at the No
Eember meeting Of Board Of Supervisors.
Proposals are insited
D. G. McRAE. PRESS.
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OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
" ces to the people of JACKSON and vi
entity. OFFICE AT THEIR DRUG SToRF, on
STATE STREET, OPPOSITE CAPITOL SQUARE.
AT night, DR. HARRINGTON can be found at
his residence on State Street, and DR. HUSTER
ut Room 10, KelPs Building.
auriIh '21-1v
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ELIIsoS,s Ham REsTORER Is On sale At
Hunter q Harrington'a Il is highly
recommended BY many Who have given il :
fair trial.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

I HAVE OPENED A SELECT SCHOOL FOR
L BOYS, the number not to exceed twenty
viii Prerare the pupils for College or Business
oct-Zo, SZ-o;n. y. II. JAYNE
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COMMTSSIONER,S SALE.

Under 4 DECREE OF THE GHANCERY
" Court for the First District of Kinds
County, Mississippi, rendered September 18th,
1882, in case No. 466, s n. Shelton and Frank
Johnston vs.. H. G. Marshall ct al, /, the IN
dersigned Commissioner of said Court as or
dered by said Dscrae. will on
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For Nausea, Vomiting and the weak, ir-
ritable Stomachs of Children, nothing equals
DR. MoFFETr's TEETHINA (1eething Po1c-
ders.)
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Collie, Hives and Thrush in Infants re-
lieved and prevented by Dr.. MoFFETT's
TEETHINA l7esthing POuUders) All
Druggists keep it.-For sale by Byron
Lemly.