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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-26

nidt barauf, bas ulte sefdlIt ibm beifer.
limb 1T er niemals beraussefommen,
bat er ME Nsues sebSrt unb lid meiter
sebi'bet? fraste Der iunse Wann.
Das babe id eintse nal nit @emalt
burdsefett, faste 8arner lodeno, absr nit
iebr f9ledtem @rfols. Seine eisenen
Wiittel erlaubten ibm feline 0ieiien, uno
@eldenfe natm er nidt, ielblt nidt BON
mir. Da babe id IS bon ibm Denn ein=
NAL als beionoere Gunit erbeten, RAP CT
mid, nm einen neusn Stiiael fir meme
Tcdtcr 3u pdblen, in eie Stelioen, beolei=
tete. @leid bel benz 5nltrumentenf fatriz
fanten aab es Sinoel, Dsnn ale, audi Die
fcltbariten S(iisel mad aeuelier Gonifrucs
tipn erflGrte er fit mulifa;ilde WOnitren,
fir QIrmmalhinen, fur Yerbredsn al Der
Wuf'f. 9aun bradte i'd ibn in ein @cnz
cert, in benz bon ben erlten Deiitern cine
Symphonic uufs' fabrt wuroe. Gs feblte
nidt piel, 70 bdtte er oa3miiden seidrieeu,
70 fun, er aubsr liA iiber oiele liunlcie
Yrcfanaticn, unb iA mar frOb. ais id
ibn entfernt bate. Sn cer Sper mar eS
nod idlimmer. DaS mire gar tsin 0ss
fang, tebauptete er, nur ein Vrillen;
fura i'd muBte ibn 70 iduell uls nl0slid
wieber mad 6auie i4aiIen, uno er braudte
piele Wod,en, UNI lih bon oem @rouen
bieIer prcfanirenben @inoriids wieoer sum
reinen uno ridtisen Gultus Der Wuiif
anf Ieinem 9adbrette burd5uipielen.
unD bod bat er bei al ieiner 8erfebrtbeit
in N0em nur balls 1nredt. Wer msiB.
irenn ibn nidt bas @eid;f in ber gin=
iamfeit bdtte einieitis uno perfebrt werben
lallen, Oh ct nidt ais alsiibenoer Stint;
Ter, belonbers ober 9ebrer, Der Sunlt
bitte erOBen 9eueen brinsen fSnnen!
tfsprifesun3 folat.)
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***vgs 1T beiier bieienisen lebel
aus5ubalten, bic man fennt, als Srob
gu iu6en in anoern, bic man ni9t
fennt." Iber no9 beRer 1T es Gierelt=
fraut su benuben unb bann perben bic
gegenmdrtigeI llebel in Dampf
pergeben. Wenn Sic gIau6en
in 8efabr gu iein bon idle9ter @alle,
&opfi6mer5en, 00lem 9ltbem, franfen
9feren, 9lnaeiG.n golbener slber ober
berglei6en &ranfbeiten, ilebmen Sic
iofDrt einige 9oien Nierenfraut. I'm
bieien &ranfbeiten bor3ubeugen nebmen
Sic es - in trodener Dber fliiiIiger
Sorm, es ipirb Sbnen belfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-26

sH Cine Photographic 1T cine
Grinnerlng fiirs gan5e 2eben unb ferttz
tpobnenben @ertpanbten fann man feline
gr6Bere Greube bereiten, als tpenm man
ibnen feline Photographic iiberi6idt. s.
8nbn & Co., Horbpef=Gfe bomMain
pla5a, fertigen briqante 8ilber an.
Sbre @aaerie 1T pomp0s eingeri6tet
uno nit ben neueiten Npparaten berie=
ben. 30,l, ,6Wt
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eesn &pl1off, NuBlanb.

St JtuIiplI, JubtuHo, lDuIDe tll
&uRe bur6 einen Suben ernorbet
Dies CAB geranlallung su @ngriffen
bes p6bels auf Die Suoen. Mebrere
6duler BET Suoen purben gepiiinber1
unb niebergebrannt. &DIaden baben
bic Sronung mieber bsraefellt.
Gier 8riiden Der @entralbabn in
Merifo iino burd aiegen uno @teigen
Der 6liille tueggefdmemmt iporben.
Gin 3ug perunsliidte an elmer fol1en
Stelle, bod nur elm Menfbenleben gin0
perlDren.
: Sn @upaquia baben Die gmp0rer
$320,000 aus elmer 8anf seraubt.
Sas Gelb geb0rte auslanbii6en Saul
leuten uno bicie bringen nun in ibre
betrehenoen &esierungeH, @iberber9el=
tung 5u iiben.
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- Wer nur INNER fiiblt. baB iein
Spfen seidud6t, bic GunftiOnen bei=
felben in unorbnung geratben limb, Der
nebme Nper's SarIapariaa CUR &eini=
gung pes 8lutes. Na6bem BITE ben
regelmdBigen Blutlauf itOrenoerSinber>
niBe entfernt iinb, febrt aud) pieOer
Der uripriinelide @eiunbbeitssuitano
auri:f.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-26

Wer frif6e unb quite Groceries.
Sbees, 2ahees, 3uder fauiem mill,
faufe bieielben bel einem eriter Glalle
8roceriebauie. Gang & Glbers, 355
500 uiiOniiraBe fiibren Oieielben. .3..5,w
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: Sie 9erren Suleru. Craig,
Beaumont, Ser, iagen: n8rowns
gilensYiiter lit bas beIiebieIie Yorbeu=
gungssmittel unb tpirft LIBERAL sufrie=
beuiteQeub."
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= 9ie f6Dnlte Nusmabl BON Inter
fleioern unb Gurniibing GOODS fiir ben
Jriibling finbet nan bei
Ynncoaft & Sobn.
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0alaft. salpu II. 8illdrbsS,olle

No. 10, SOlebabitrabe. u. Strabbur=
ger BETTER. 6 Billiards neuelten @tD-
Les. gtnr bic beiten 2iquore, @bisfies,
@eine, frii6es 8ier unb Gisarren. Nm
9un6eounter Die ausgemdblteiten Se=
lifatehen. 5reier 2un9 ieoen Morgen
bon 10 big II llbr.
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isriibjabr 1883.
L. HUTH & .SOHN,

22s. 72s unb ESQ Nartt>GtraFe,
Gan Antonio,
5dnblsr /, unb Smpprteurt spn
@ilenlpaaren. s5elo= unb
@arten. @erdtbiGaften,
SO!s unb aOrtwaartr,
iSarben, Selen, 0irnii{en &c.
fasptqsariier fur
. 2anbretb = Cons @0tt. n
unb 8inmcf z men.
ansinise 2stnien ias .e bsratutep
NrtnlY Gtabl: rnb 0nbeiiernen
NfiGe.
gkenfals aueinise Mssnisn fur
oarriIons Conn unb @cuntrn ,um @s>
brand fsrtts 8emiltten 5arbsn.
Qebe,e tabtn wir ber.its Dor ,etn Satren elm.
rsiubr Vata'pse unb prsisiillen fur pbist Srs-
jiolltatsn uerben auf 0erlanssn fret sustiontt.
6aten foebea erbaIten,
100 Buitsl sdt,n .bsutfGsn @iuuiamtn asrttn.
li6e Nilet SrrStum, irrbss Nmber. 9uder>
r0br. alfaita tbrr ruseirt. ScsEfpn 0raelamen
8ermlbe @raspur3sln fonnsa auf geatauns
In fur sr Belt lieftrn.
=. @utb s S0bn.
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= 8ir baben 6ie i6Oniten Stoffe
fir .6riibiabrs- un6 SOmmerfleiber, bic
mir j. importirten. gBir berfaufen Die
ielben in gan5en 9ln5iigen pber aud
parb,reiie. Bancroft & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-26

Slame Tlanel=stmsiise.
200 @nsiige Don $40 an aufipdrts.
Tarbe garantirt. gu baben bei
pancoaft & Sobn.
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-9emben fur 0erren (unlaundred) }
60 Gent bas Stiid beim Samous.
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q er It . p { II II a.

1nffS 1iIIen fTnb fpe,ltli fiir bitfe Gdne
ber<lfefs efneDpfIe pernrfadbf efnen
fel I'm 8efLneen, ba6 her teitenfe erfiaunf iif.
assfaS, ba Der Rbrper eenAbrf unb bnr bre fpnifde
G4iytpna 1ui Dtsxsrt tduisnqtu etn reaeIndtts
or &tubiaana bereoraerifen tvlrr. rrels Is Gsnfs
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9M te

Qutc
aller Nrt fir 6erren unb Gnaben billig
bel Sbeets, GOrrebDn & Gaifle,
GrDdett=8lDf MlamD=Ylaaa.
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! S 0ir 8 Il {,

grane eaase eesr . IL te ysrtsn pur9 Elm stnslses
rsruaset ee Ssrieibt sne natlriitss arss nns siri
Gnipiauq bon 81 burn Grpret berfanbt.
Gfifte IS Bturrap Gtresf, MewsqJpr{.
(Dr T(ff Uduudf, sperfbbpuer unteriretlunaeu uub\
(Haelt4u<pts ocu wtrn aufSeriansen fret rerienbet
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= &n0pfe. 8eiabartitel fir Damen=
fleiber unb @di6e. iOwie fir 8ett3eug,
biligIf bel Tamous.
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9s III rod fetn Gau ppresfemmtn. Ia we'6sm
ti,iss sbie 0rdfiiaupssmitisl unb rem Hiebu
tntatstnnir'tnre 5silmiiisl. rtnn ss afbOIisr.
maBen ale elm cd tmitt,l ssstn Ralaria en-
atnpmmsn wuIte bae 2siteu riht abAsipenott
bate. tunbris ron gsr,isn baben ben @sbraut
oon Ircitsftr Nebisinsn csesn Grofisl sbr, .
wis sestn DpeptpHe unb Rerstrieietn auf
asasb,n unb otrcrbatn iett lisber ttsiee Snitdb
lid aus gHanwnifciftn usammsnasf,tk Sidr-
funasmit,d 6cif eiter's Pastnbtttt,
res. bas ii eas e'ssrmitsl. befsn SSr t.burtt
gu taten bel allen Npctbeiern uub
1dnblern i'm 2laaemeinen.
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Slltt's 8
Niae,,
epmpfume elmer
n II I h 4 ftaem g { B er.

Ranael an Mppetif, geearrt gerifcpfnns,
gnnier,en i'm &cpf NIT eiuem cumpfcn @efiibl
i'm Siuterfcpfe, Gdmer;en unter ben Coulter
Iblatterfl, gtufsetrie6enieiH mad, benz Gieu init
gtbneiaung geaen iebe fSrperlid,e coer seiifiae
Tb1tiafeif, reisbare6 temperament triibeG Gtints
,rlti,ua nit reim beicuberen @efiible, traenb
.sine Eblieseuteit perseiien Su baten. Miibiss
feif, @irre, SerSflopfen, Vnnfte Dor ben Muaen,
gelbe Saut, hbertaupt &cpfidmersen ebsrhaib
jtiaeuben Erduiuea, fart sefdrbter nrin unS
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3u ben billi9iten Yreiien.

Infer Eager in Geiben=
llno Counter &leiterftcffeu
lit bas 9rSRte in ber @tabt.
Was bic Qualitdt Der gSaa=
rem unb ibre Biuiafeit be-.
trifft, 10 iudt es feineS @lei<
den.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FVEIEFfFV$ FTSFTf@@ @@9aheC Chalmers Convention

Chalmers Convention met at
jackson or July 4th at II o'clock
aud closed at 4. There was a very
slim attendance, not rs persons
participating in the meeting
Wimberly, Chalmers, Howe, Rube
Davis and J. A. Blairwers the on
ly politicians of prominence in the
movement. Ben King presided,
aud appointed RUDE Davis chair.
man Of the committee on resolu.
tons. King stated that,the, move
meat was a continuation of the
fight Of 1881. The platform is .
free ballot, fair count, elect our jul
dietary, corporate supervision by
legislation, the election of school
superintendent, and election Law
changes. Chalmers spoke two
hours denunCiatory Of the politics
Of Lamar, Lowry and Myers, and
the Lamar Democracy. He claims
that the independent party viii
consist Of grangers, GreenbaCkers,
and Independents. No prominent
grangora were ia the meeting how
ever. He made an attack oh
Lynch, and read a dispatch, from a.
maa named Cesar, in the pOstofics
employment at Washington city,
claiming that Lynch told him that
there is an arrangement with La,
mai to provide for Lynch a Con.
g%rossional district, and render the
present Chalmers aiming district
certainly Democratic. The crowd
was too small to hold the proposed
session. 1t was a lame affair,
and the colored brother was con.
spiCuOus for his ~absencs.-Memphis
Appeal. fa@
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DON'T GIVE UP.

The CHANCES ARE ALL IN YOUR FA.
Won. Thousands Of cases Of Con,
sumption, Catarrh, Neuralgia,
Rheu! natism, Bronchitis, ana other
chronic diseases soma Of a most
painful and desperate Character
have been cured III the last thir-
teen years by Compound Oxygen.
Ii you are a sufferer frulu any dis.
ease which your physician has fail
ed to relieve, don't despair. Write
to DrS. Starkey and Paleh, 11O9
GiraFd Street, Philadelphia, giving
them a. clear statement Of your
case, and ask an opinion as TO your
chances of recovery under their
new VitaliSing Treatment, IT
WILL COST You NOTHING, AS THE Y
MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS.
Accompanying theirreply you will
.FeGeive such documentary eyidsnce
OF their honorable character as
physicians, and such direct and
emphatic testimony in regard to
what Compound Oxygen has done
land is doing tor suffering humanity,
that you will be able to decide Tor
yourself the question whether or
not to put faith in them and the
new remedy which they are so-wide.
Ply dispensing.
If, however, you do net wish to
consult them at present, drop a
/ postal. card and ask them to send
yon their Treatise on Compound
Oxygen. From this y"u will gain
all the information required to get
an intelligent idea Of the nature
and action of this new remedy for
chronic diseases, and so be- able to
Judge for yourself whether or not
it will be beneficial in your own
case as it has been in thousands Of
others.
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vocal and instrumental music on.
Thursday evening. 1t was a rare
treat, that could only be produced
in a community where the social
amenities and the graces Of mind
and heart are cultivated aud de-.
veloped IN the highest degree,
TO tho Mayor and other officers
Of the city, and the committees Of
arrangements we express our graf
itude for theirl uuremitting and
very kind personal attentions to
each and every member of the AS
ISOLATION.
To the several railroads we de.
sire to express our special obiiga-
tons for the many c~oGrtesies ex'
tended US and the readiness with
which they afforded transportation
to members, and the Secretary Of
the Association is hereby directed
tomail to the proper officer Of each
company this expression Of our ap-
~preciatiOn. =
!, To the officers ofthe Georgia Pa.
NiGc.R we are particularly III.
!debted for the pleasure of o VISIT 10
Courthouse, Ala, where
we we're the recipients of the couE'
tesies and~unstinted hospitsli!ies Of
the people Of that place and sur
rounding country, and whera we
had an opportunity of examining
the wonderful products, mineral
and agrlcultu raj, of that hitherto
u~nd'veloped section. We rejoice
with them in the building Of the
Georgia Pacific Railway, and wish
it a speedy completion from the
Atlantic to the great father OF wa,
terS.
3 And last, but certainly not least,
We desire to place on record our
hearty appreciation oftbe courteous
attention OF Col. A, W. King, pro
prietor ofthG Gilmer Hotel, for his
constant endeavor to add to the
pleasure OF his guests and the
members OF the Association gen
g rally. e
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Tho Press ASSOCIATION.

For the want Of space we can moi
publish the official proceedings Of
the Press Association this week.
We, however, give in another place
the full list of the officers elected
and the complimentary resolutions
which we're adopted. There were
eighty.twO journals represented by
about one hundred and fifty per.
sons, and fully one hundred more
availed Themselves Of this opportu-
nifty of visiting Columbus.
Columbus is one of the few
southern cities that was not raided
by the Federal sOldiery during the
war. The Old-time elegance and
hospitality still prevail. The meet.
ing there could not have been more
pleasant. The resolutions adopted,
to which we direct attention. indi
cate the rich bill Of fare which was
provided In the way Of social, mu
Oical and literary entertainments.
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Measrs. Vaughan & Atkins, Win.
ons, Miss, say: Everybody speaks
in praise Of Browns Iron Bitters."
COMMON SENSE.

Very few people in this world
possess what is known as practical
common sense, yet those who Go
claim y moiety OF that necessary
requirement say that it is foolish 10
assert that there lie 40 cure for
Rheumatism, when the great ned.
cine, Salicylica, is guaranteed to
give immediate and permanent re.
lief. Attest Of Its efficacy is the
fact that it has bean established
for five years, and is an ass ured sue
cess.
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Our tOwnsmap, 10. Harris,
WhO lately completed HE course,
Of studies at Cumberland Univsrs-
ity Law School, Lebanon, Tenn,
has formed a copartnerShip with
G. M. Thurmond and j. W. q. Wat.
EOtl, for the practice of law ia Tip.
pah and adjoining counties. Slim
has al ways made a"good hand" at
everything he has undertaken, and
there is every reason 10 believe ne
will make a faithful worker in his
chosen profession, and We predict
for anG wish him unbounded sue
csss.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of
the annual catalogue of OkolOna
Female College for session OF
1928, from which itappears that
the institution is in a prosperous
cOndltiOn-the total number OF pu.
pills enrolled being 10. We are
glad to see that Prof. j. A. Kim.
brough, for many years a citizen OF
our town and most worthy gen
tleman and efficient educator, has
been reelected President of the In.
Stitute for the next ensuing cole,
giatO year.
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independent Platform.
Adopted at the recent jackson
Convention.

Adopted at the recent jackson
Convention.
1. free ballot and a fair count
to be secured by appropriate legis.
lation. ~
2. General election only once IN
two years.
8. Election OF Judges ofthe Ceurts
and Superintendent Of Public Ed
ucation by the people.
Legislative Supervisors Of rail
roads within Constitution limits.
5. A just and equal apportion.
ment Of the State into Legislative
and Congressional Districts.
> g. Laws to prohibit officers from
issuing false certificates of election
and to correct to same,
7. Fixed salaries and abolition Of
fee system as far as practicable. :
5. We favor fusion in the advoca-
cy and support of principle, but we
denounce fusio n that :lCoks only TO
the division OF the spoils.'
8. VIZ cordially endorse theliher
alSouthorn policy Of Rteardent Ar.
thur. 4.... r.,
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Az When she Was Young.

arH
II have used Parker'r Hair Bal
sam and like it better than any
similar preparation l know Of"
writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife Of
Rev. p. Perry, Of Ooldbrook
Springs, Mass. "My hair was al.
most entirely gray, but a dollar
bottle of the Balsam has restored
the softness, and tho brown color 1t
had when | was young-not a sin
gle gray hair was left. Since | be.
gan applying the Balsam my hair has
stopped falling out, and find that
it is q perfectly harmless and agree.
able DRESSING
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GEoRGlA's first bale Of cotton this
reason was 5 old at Albany on the
18th, for twenty Eve cents per
pound. II, was raised in Baker
county. y,
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For BaiIIE.

We direct attention to the an.
nouRcement of Mr.. q. Ydesen for
Bailif in this weeks "Advertissr."
Mr.. Ydesen is a worthy gentleman
and will make a faithful and eff
cient officer if elected.
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',t
Prof. N. Ii. Armor who has been.
in the Ripley Institute for the past
two years, we learn, will not DO in
the school for the next session.
The trustees, have recommended
.~hias'for:ths p!aQsNbHt az KIT b hgasvs
failsd to- MAKE a~atissfaaccate9gE!ys arrange
M ntsabontbl salary. Mr.. Armqr
is we'll educated and. has been, a
successful jpstrpctor, He speaks
of coming to- New Albany TO, look
after a echoOl.- Union tCOunty
Courier.
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The meeting that has been in
progress at the Methodist church all
the week will close tonight. Mr..
Gordon, who has been assisting Mr..
Cogdell left for his home this morn
ing.
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The Press Association.

At the annual meeting Of the
Mississippi Press Association, held
in Columbus last week, the foil Ow
ing we're chosen officers for the en-
suing year:
President-F. Q. Morohead, OF
the Planters Journal Vicksburg.
First Vice RESIDENT. S. Shan.
non Of the Meridian Observer.
Second Weep RESIDENT. W.
Buchanan, Of the Grenada Senti-
nel. 8N
Secretary--S. B. Brown, Of the
Water Valley Progress.
Assist Secretary. X. Almon,
Of the Mississippi Messenger, Shu.
buta.
Treasurer, NJ. B. Richmond, Of
the PaScagoula Democrat-Star.
Ohaplaln-Rev. 0. B. Galloway,
D. d., OF New Orleans Christian
Advocate. -.
The next annual meeting viii be
held in Jackson on the second
Wednesday in May.
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w. L. Dogan has moved his es
t~ablishmsnt on the South side Of
the public square,
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IT a estimated lEat% 4a5t Years
cotton crop will be 7,109,Od0
bo!os, The present crop is though
to be larger, butsspe oaEa tipnsgtAus,
early are futiie:s, The 1e2z
ponds upon many contigences.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

RESOLVED, That the Association
express its hearty appreciation OF
the very cordial welcome extendad
to us by the local press, and to the
good people generally Of Columbus
for the very elegant manner in
which we have been entertained. :
To the Columbus Light Artillery
and its gallant and generous Gem.
mander, Gen. Monroe, we are in
debted for an evening Of the heart
ieSt good cheer, aud the admirablei
speeches on that occasion by
Messrs. Klrksey, Sims, Arnold and
Mr.. W. y. Meek, in response to the
patriotic tOasts proposed, gave a
substantial interest to the festive
occasion, and indicated the talent
for which the city OF columbus has
long been renowned. The fne.sol
dielly bearing Of the Columbus Ar.
tillery and Columbus Rltlemen, IN
the parade Wednesday, elected
our unqualified admiration.
In the parade Of the Columbus
Fire Department, and the practical
exhibition Gifts very complete and
elegant apparatus, We reOOgniz .
an organization Of which the city,
ofOolumbus may justly feel proud,
and to which this Association is
greatly indebted for the pleasure
afforded US.
Tothe Literary, Musical and So
cial Circle Of Columbus we desire
% return our very special thanks
for The feast OF good things in the
way Of recItatiOns, essays, poems,
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Tencher'S Institute. I'd

We would again urge upon the
teachers of the county, and friends
OF education 70 attond tho institute
here the 17t'hl iii fist They win have
the experience 81 experts in the
best modes of teaching different
tLe best method 0 fschool
government, and a great many
things that will DO Of service to
teachers and benefit to pupils. It
will cost you nothing, so turn out
and make this institute a grand sue
cess. '"t' |Np] =
..,S .t.?t u4r.Y., ~
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lHJV BOYD and q. ]. Frederick N


cratic candidates for State Senator,
and DIR. John Y. Murry democratic
candidate for Flnater will address
their fellow citizens OF Benton
county at the; following times and
places:
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-Gen- Lowrey will commence a
prO'ractsd meeting at the Baptist
Church 10 morrow.
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We regret to learn hat Chancel.
lOr Haughton, Of Aberdeen is dead.
He was thrown from his buggy and
died from the injuries received.
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Ripley is to have a new public
we'll in the Court house yarl. a
long leIt want.
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERs L
. complete and sure remedy fct
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requIr-
Ing a true, reliable, nOn-alcchOlie
tonic. Il entlches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
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Mr.. B. Lemley, Jackson. Miss.
says: "Brown's Iron Bitters is high,
ly spoken Of by those who use it.
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The.
UNIVERSITY OF hfsslsslPPV
Al
OXFORD
3, - .GE.1F a..

- . .
Open to both sexes alike.
TAe cheapest University in this
country.
All the Departments Gre in SUCCESS
full operation-Law, Literary, ScieA7
tile and Preparatory departments con
Quoted as heretofore.
For catalogues FREE and informa.
ton apply 10 Gen, a. +. SrswARr,}r
Chancellor. |,' 80 -,
opecia. Inducements here to young,
men and women-poor and rich alike
H.. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board Vi Trustees.
July 7, 49oj-3m.
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For BaiIlG.

We are authorized to announce G.
YDESEN as a candidate for Bailiff in
Supervisors District, No. 2, Tippah
County, Miss Of the ensuing Novem
Der election.