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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-10


The astounding statement has been
made 10 GOV. Pattison. Of Pennsyl-
vania, that of naarly three m lion dbl
lars paid from the United States
Treasury over to the Republican
authorities Of that State few years
ago to be turned into its treasury in
reimbursement of funds advanced in
the civil war, not on dollar has ever
reached Its destination. What has
become ofitl Don't knowl But very
soon will, for the Governor is goirg
to investigate, and when the light is
let on where will Don Cameron b, 2
What a magnificent corruption fund :
Three million d,lar' Think Of it,
yc impecuoious Mahonei'os and weep
that you have not few such golden
opportnOsiies.- State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-10
"BUcHuPAIBA."

Kuick, complete cure, all annoy ing
Qidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
I'll Druggists.
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NOTICE I

The Board of Directors Of Shenandoah County
Bank will hereafter meet on IHUksbAh OF each
week at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Di-count committee viii rect on Tuesdays
aud Saturdays at o'clock. p NJ
GRO. NJ. BORUM, Cashier.
Jan a1Q3},-st-
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N DTLCE.

This is to inform the good people Of shfnsn-
losh and adjoining counties, that have ny
BROOM Glory,
n full operation, at Mt Calvary, in Shenandoah
county. and am turning out nrst class quality Of
" crk Iwin work mp broom corn on th@ shares
for the money on reasonable terms,
Actress. LEWIS R.KIBLER.
Nov. 22-tf
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-Nem Advertisements
STATEMENT
OF
Shenandoah County Bank.
Woodstock, ~. jan 5H 1888.

4 semi annual Div. % g l'r -nt has ieen Gecl1r-
I'd AMI f. payable on snd after this date.
CDTNIYOF SHENANDOAH r. --.
STATE or NmGrIA,t
Personally appeared Geo. W. Borim Cashier
Of shenandoah County Bank, before me, John II.
Grabill J z. and made oath thar the above state
meut !, correct % The best OF his know edge aud
belief. given under my hand his 9TH day OF Jan
uary less. jNo. II. OhAblLA. j. l.
We. the committee have examined the hooks 'i
shcnsndorh Co1niy Bank and mud them correct.
G.S. NFFu,
Wsf. D1SALu-1r. & mmittec.
l.. ID. NEWMAN,
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by Mary Agnes Thicker, author Of "siguor
Mona,diui's Niecc by the liber, etc., IN which
the interest win found to centre on tlree finely
coutra,fed female characters Italian, English,
and American. and which, besides many exquisite
pictures 4 Italian DID, and scenery, enib-dles the
writer's maturcd views on some of tho ad.n-
questions OF the day.
In the other features of tlc Magazine .he union
of literary excellence with uopu ar attraciyaness
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Postage Frooto an subscriber. IN the United
states or Cauda.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
oRAcLEs FROM osYKA.

The town authorities have offered n
reward Of fifty dollars for the arrest ard
conviction Of the parties who have been
trespasslng on the rights and property
OF the citizens Of Osyka.
Business is rather dull, the lumber
business being about the only one which
is still holding it's own. We see lumber
still coming in every day.
Mrs. Traube, Of Magnolia is visiting
friends in our town. Messrs. e. p,
Stratson and i. L. Traube we're seen on
our streets this week.
The exercises of the Literary Climb
-Lyrics-was held at Mr.. VIM nj. Otis.
DR. Jones came first on the programme
with a reading, which proved both in.
terestiug ard instructive. This was fol.
lowed with singing by young ladies' and
gentlemen, Misses. George Ritcbie
and Bertha Steinberger, Messrs Fl. Nixon
and w OFT. Recitations were next in
order: Judge t. E. Tate, newly made
member favored us with a poem from
Byron" beautiful Liece, spoken with
the perfection that characterize all the
efforts Of our talented townsm an. Miss
Annie Jones recited poem composed by
Judge 7. T.. Tate, doing justice to both
herself and the author. Miss Maggie
Tate's recitation was delived with her
usual power. Mrs. VIM. Otis instrumen.
tai music added much to the pleasure OF
the evening There were several visitors
present who seemed to be well enter.
tanned.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
PETITION FOR RETAIL LICENSE.

10 NE Mayor and Council Of Magnolia, Miss
We, the undersigned, citizens and legal
voters IN the town of Magnolia, recommend
Jnhn Fahey to be of good reputation and
SOBER alld suitable person to receive license
TO retail yinous and spurious liquors IN less
quantities than one pint and please petition
your board to grant unto said john Fabey a
license TO retail vinous and spiritous liquors
IN less quantity than one pint, wIthil the
town of Magnolia, Miss;
w kornrumpt, Lewis McGce, Paul Cole.
VI Day, Il Reidczey, George jackson, e T
Aleus, ) Hitler. Silas Carpenter, A ii Sprich.
john Greazer, David Roberts, Monroe Unrris
George Lewis, Wiley Green, Berry Mc(,ee
JAS Met 'arty. James McCuska. Allen Perry
man, Thos Jefferson, Perry Hnrton. Jnn,rs
johnson; Enos Sutton, Wash McGec, jose Ii
gam Charley Gatlin, Martin Russell .Ia,
Jerry. James Scott. CRser Scott, Todd Erwin
!; I Iraube, John McNapee, Dan Lignn. Biil
Willis. Robert Hood, William Roberts. Cbas
Nicholson, Henry kornrumpf Dan Apeu
Thomas Bari, u J Contrly, Wv NJ McNulty
y Bates. Smiley w NJ Conorly. II Gott1g
I McGowCn, John West, w II Howell
~ walker, ID Sprich. Henry Harrcl. b Il
bee, ) Copes. Ned Burton. Peter Woods
Moses Gray Green Young Elias Jackson.
Ephraim Cryer, Andrew Lewis, Jas Conerly.
" u West. ID Burke, james Powell Wi
nam Roberts, Joseph CessUr. Joseph Saudell.
Heter Martin. w Copes, Williams. p 4.
Hudson, Chas Coney, Chas Pelaez, Joshua
liar ison, j MOrehead. Dan Moore. Cato
lynes, Hannibal Sandell, j II Ford. Henry
Jordan, John Kramer, Edward Hiegins.
James Ballard, John Fahey, w /. Coney. a S
smith, David Leb John Lieb, Henry
Dietz, Frauk Nellie. Nat Marren Austin
Dunkin, Henry Moore.
Filed March a, 1883.
inch % 81 j. E. WOLFE. Sec'y.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
TO INSURE LARGE CROPS
USE
The Standard FertiIlze.
OF THE SOUTH.
STERNS' AMMONIATED
RAW BONE
sUPERPHosPHArE.
Sterns' Pure Ground Bone.

In offering. these we'll known Fe,.,,.
manufactured by the Sterrs' Fertilisnrl ileIs; e
Chemical Manufacturing Comnanv ~ and
planting community the coming ~, 70 The
respectfully solicit your PATRONAGE On' We
RO1a Our usaIS suIPerPhosphate and Pure GrOuDd
cable to agriculture, baying = @ s,,ner; , appll'
eneetiye and economical agent to enrich IL ,sa an
soil In regard to their purity and effeiepnsWe ,se
we refer to our numerous patrons a"d cney' Wy
snmers throughout the South, Who bava taai sOL'
cd and unanimously endorsed the FcriiB,a.s.
as the most RELIABLE FERTiLI IzFPsSI FPE'SI1els o1s
THE AGE. EMS OF
DR.. JOSEPH ALBREcnT, whose renu,o,;,,
as thorough CHEMIST is well estahIisl"1h
personally superintends the manuiaetsriaul,
department, and spares neither ex nensa nng 'ng
labor in the production of Super nbns,h,v,t. uvt
which restores to the soil the mineral poMv pnSo
ishment withdrawn from it By cultivation Out'
:. AS Cotton. Sugar and Cereal produo.,
u t.;aI stands pre- eminent. All We desire is 4
WORTHLESS INVITATIONS sold elsewhO.a. nNa
under the name Of Fertilizer, Gaano' etc A''e
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
SIXTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.
IsDEFESDENT ORDER or opD. FKL1ows.
SUMMIT LODGE, NO. s3.Io.o.F,
SUMMIT, Mss. MARCH. q. 1883.


SUMMIT LODGE, NO. Lo.o.F,
SUMMIT, Mss. MARCH, q, 1888.
To the Noble Grand, Officers and Brothers
OF Reliance Lodge, No. lO7, o. OF.
At regular meeting of our Lodge on
the 26th inst, it was
RESOLVED, That the 64th Anniversary
OF Odd Fellowship in America, be cele.
brated at this place, by the Odd. Fellows
OF this county, and that the sister lodges
be invited TO participate with us, and
that Good Will Lodge, No. 1O4, and
Reliance Lodge, 107, 1. o. o. r., be
notified of the arrangements and be re.
quested to contribute towards the SUP.
per and refreshments, and appointed the
following committees:
COMMITTEE oF INvITAT1oN-Brotbers
]. O. Lamkin, W. w. Moore, G. Holen.
stein, J. d. Burkeand Luther Mapsbip.
COMMITTEE ON SUPPRR-Bros. VIM.
Smith, J. Each, G. Tegarden. G. C
qodbold, ]. Kerchner, A. Lea, Fred
Ebdon, G. Hoover, w. M. Conerly and
q @. Bates. Yours in F., L. & II,
S. A. MATTHEWS, Sec'y,
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
AN APPEAL TO THE PRESS.
u BEHALF or THB CHARITY HOSPITAL OF
NEW ORLEANS.


The undersigned proprietors of News
papers have been appointed Committee
to appeal to the Press for this laudable
object This aid is not asked for its
ordinary expenditures or general run.
ming expenses but to increase its aeon
modations and capacity for the care ol
the sick. by adding another story TO the
present building and 10 make absolutely
necessary Sanitary improvements. The
doors Of this Institution are open at all
times to the sick, the lame and the
wounded OF all nations, ,creeds and colors
without distinctions; n large majority of
the inmates are from other States. The
building Of rail roads and other public
works has added greatly to the number
Of patients, and now that the Hospital is
crowded so as to endanger the lives of
It's inmates, think what would be the
consequence il we should in addition
have an epidemic and have no home or
shelter for the sick? We believe that it
IS only necessary 10 make the wants of
this world.renowued National Ipstitution
known 10 the Press Of the land to meet
with favorable response to the call.
Yours, Respectfully,
GEoRGE NICHOLSON, New Orleans
Picayune.
NUMA DUFoUR, New Orleans Bee.
JACOB HAssISGER, New Orleans Ger
man Gazette.
Remittances may be made TO either of
tie above named gentlemen.
We call attention TO the above appeal,
as one that should share the attention Of
every charitable man and woman in the
land. It's absolutely necessary to en-
large the building to accommodate the
helpless sick, and as it is open to the sick
ot all states, regardless Of nationality,
creed Or color; aud as some from this
county have been the recipients Of kind
treatment in that institution; and as it is
what its name implies, Charity Hospit-
al, people everywhere ought to be chari-
bic enough to contribute something in
the present emergency. No Christian
community should hesitate in this mat
ter. We suggest that the Pastors Of the |
different churches mention this matter 10 |
their congregations ard take up collec.
tons for that purpose. We suggest also
that concert or entertainment Of some
kind be gotten up for the. benefit Of the
Charity Hospital.
Contributions can be handed in to this
office or forwarded as above mentioned.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
One man in Lexington has shipped
!, 75O, 900 pounds of cotton seed,
W ON A N.
PRocLAMArrox-FREEDoM FoR woME,

PRocLAMArfoS-FREEDoM FOR WOMEN.
What is the right of the ballot Co woman
compared with her privilege of ENJOYING
health and happiness in the charmed circle Of
her social and domestic relatiOnsl Among The
many discoveries tending to promote the han
pness and advancement of the human race.
nothing 10 so intimately connected with the
health and happiness Of woinen-the centre
and source of our highest earthl, enioyments
--as the discovery of remedy which meets
her peculiar wants. and fits her for the eniov-
ment Of life and for ministering to the han
piness OF those with whom she is associated in
the tender relations of sister. wife and mother,
This remedy is found in DIR. j. Bradfeld's
Female Regulator "WOman's Best Friend.B
by It woman is emancipated from the ills
peculiar to lersex. Before its magic power
all irregularities of the womb vanish II
cures whites" suppression of the ''menses.1
and removes uterine obstructions. It cures
constipation and strengthens the system.
braces the nerves and purifies the blood. and
thus DONG it does more for her, and through
her. for the whole human family, than any
discovery of modern times 1t never fails, as
thousands of women will testify. Prepared
by DR.. j. Bradfeld Atlanta, Ga Price; trial
size, 15c large size, 81 so. For sale by all
druggists.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
READ SOIL TESTS.

Sterns' Fertilizer and Chemical Nranrra.
turing Company also manufacture and L"ys
for sale the following articles: A4'0
Acid Phosphate, KANT,
Maridte Of Tin Crystals,
Bone Black Of all Grades,
Land Plaster. CopperaS, NeatsfoOt Oil.
Ground S. G. Phosphate,
SNlpharic acid, Pl.osphoric Acid,
MWiatic Acid,
Solution Sape'phosphate Of Lime,
ISOLATION Saperphosphate Of Aumina.
win make any Special Grade of Fertilizers
dasired
G. M. Soria, Jno. S. Rainev,
President e. Super't. Vice. Presi3ent
No IA Union St., NEW oRLEAs,
r. " box SOlo. jan 3m
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
PETITION FOR RETAIL LICENSE.

TO he Honorable Mayor and Council of Me
tolon Of Magnolia:
The undersigned, citizens aud legal voters
OF the town of Magnolia, wonld Respectfully
recommend w. NJ. Conerly as a man Of good
reputation and a sober and suitable person
to receive Ii ense to retail yinous and spir-
itous liquors in less quantities than
one gallon. We, therefore, solicit your hon
orable body TO grant HIM license to retail
liquors in Magnolia; and that in the event of
our names appearing on any petition in oppo-
sition to this petition we request that they
be erased by your honorable board.
Z Smiley. &C Bates, Chas I Alcus, M Day.
Is Bee, John Fahey, b J Conerly, John b
Travis. w NJ McNalfy, Chas d Snrieb \
Radesay u Gottig, Henry Dictz, j Hitler.
James johnson, Ned Burton, j s. MeCuska
Smith. Wash McGee. Moses GRAY. p II
Hudson, Todd Erwin, Isaac Gray, w Nj Wro-
ten, Smith, Joe Berry. Dan Moore. Joe
Sandell Paul Cole, Hannibal Sandell, Lewis
McGee. Joe Surcey. Joshua Harrison. w NJ
West, Copes. JAS McCarty. Chas Niohol.
SON Thomas Barrill. Daniel Allen w b
Brown, Chas Pelaez, w kornrumpf. John
MeNamee. Elias jackson. David Lleb,
John Leb A len PerIynan, Bill Willis.
Geo Lewis, Andrew Lewis. Ephraim Cryer,
Berry Magec, Enos Sutton. Austin Dunkin,
Ned Higgins. Chas Coney. Cato 1ynes Peter
Woods, Williams. J ID Burke, Sias Car.
penter. Charlie Gatlin Martin Russell. James
scott l. Traube. IIarrell, June ponton.
James Cornelius. Perry Haughton, William
Robertson, w Howell J MOrehead, David
Ih,oberts, l,aniel Liggin, Henry Kornrnmpf
Henry Jordan. Frederick Reid. Noah Smith,
D Walker. T II McGowen, A /. Lnzar,
James Ballard, j w Copes. w NJ Concrly'
James Powell, Peter Martin, w L Coney.
Filed March Goth, 1888.
mch 93t j, f. WoLFF, Sec'y,
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

A Washington special to the Times.
Democrat says, there is some talk in
diplomatic circles here that the British
government proposes soon to ask this
government to take some action to pre-
vent the Matching Of plots in this coun.
Try ngainet tho peace Of England. A
well-known lawyer Of this city is quoted
as saying that such request would be
useless, for the reason that the attitude
ot the British government during the
late war toward this country in matters
Of this kind would be taken as prece-
dent.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The State Ledger says, the recent
decision Of the supreme court
favorable TO Tux titles has caused quite a
demand for State lands the applicants
fearing that the lands which have been
occupied for years by individuals who
are paying no taxes, may be purchased
and trouble given them. This is as 1t
should be. No one should enjoy the
protection of the government without
contributing to its support. The land
offices are full of applicants.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

"Bill Arp" has been nominated for
Governor by an enthusiastic Georgian.
he is declared to be a representative
Georgian in every particular, a Thorough
and scientific lawyer, farmer with ad-
vanced ideas, gentleman who in these
days IS fit representative of the Cheya.
her Bayard, and writer whose prodnc.
tions are read in every household
throughout the length and breadth of the
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Yazoo City Herald says, Mr.. A.
B. Hurt, Of Winona, has just been the
recipient Of an Office that doubtless pays
well, and is one of great responsibility
besides. He is reporter of agricultural
statistics to the Commissioner of Agri.
cnlture at Washington from Mississippi.
he will enter upon the duties of the
Office about the first Of next monh.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Winston Signal says, Henry Van.
laningham, an octogeuarian of Winston
county, has been in the habit of standing
on his head on his birth days. He SAID
that whenever be failed to stand on his
head that he expected Gabriel would
blow his born. He reached his s2nd
birthday last year and made an effort Is
stand on his head. but failed. Gabriel
has not blown his horn vet.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Pliny informs us that the art of max.
ing glass was accidently discovered py
some travelling merchants who had a
large quantity of inter with them. Not
finding stones to rest their kettles upon
employed some pieces Of niter for tbat
purpose. The inter, gradually dissolying
by the heat of the fire, mixed with sand
and a transpared matter flowed, which
was glass.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Yazoo Herald says, Capt. G, D.
Bustamante, Of jackson, has taken the
matter looking to State Fair, next fall,
IN hand and We believe his efforts in that
direction will be crowned with success.
Hehas more energy than at trip hammer,
and more go-aheadatiyeness than
panic stieken drove of Mexican Mus.
tangs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

1t ls mentioned by Tennessee paper
as strange o.incidence that six years
ago United States Marshal Hal Gosling
was the republican candidate for state
treasurer of Tennessee, and was defeated
by the democratic candidate, NJ. #. Polk,
whom he recently returned to Tennessee
as prisoner and defanlter.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

we can vouch for it that Halls Hair Renew
prevents badness, makes the hair soft and
glossy, does not stain the skin, and Is alto.
gether the best known remedy for ali hair
and scalp diseases. We therefore take great
pleas ure in recommending Halls Hair Renew
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

An Arkansas editor who was elected
County Judge some time ago, did not
approve Of lis own administration. and
III an able editorial written by himself
said; ''It is with sorrow that we an
nounce that the County Judge of this
county and the editor Of this paper, is a
d-n fool. ArkansaY Traveller.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Judge Campbell at the late term Of
his court at Winona, put the lowest fine
and cost. Wv
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Miss Marion Buckley, AN accomplished
young lady. formerly of BrookLaven.
Is one of the book keepers in the Audi
tors Office at Jackson. We had the
pleasure Of meeting her in her
Office recently, while on visit to the
Capital.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

No medicine ever introdu, ed TO the proEos.
sion and Public has given such universal satis.
iaetlon or preserved 80 many lives as DR..
Motfett's Teethna tTeething Powders), Drug.
gists tell us the rapid increase in its sale
is marvellous. micb TX A
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Do not temporize for anodynes only sootbe
ana lnll to sleep and quiet. DR.. Moffettis
Ieethina lFeething Powders) Cures the child
keep them. es's'S
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

A man at hotel fell the whol1 length
of flight of stairs. Servants rushed to
pick him mp. They asked him If he was
hurt. "No, he replied, "not at all.
I'm used TO coming down that way. I'm
a life insurance agent. - Boston Post.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Hold on dar Jake. wants to no whar yer
got dat fine hossl Wy Sam dis is lie same Ole
hoss had las. year give him Il. Smiley &
look so fine. ''' '''tao' i'n
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

A correspondent to the Durant News
says that Vests Station has but one
mud hole, but that is as large as the
corporate limits of the town.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Some OF the newspapers are devoting
considerable space to the importance OF
cooking girls Our devil says he pre-
fers them raw Meridian Observer.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Pamela Star says: Crystal Springs
must be haunted. as the Meteor has an
article headed "the spirits lowering over
old Crystal Springs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Review says every town in the
State should have building association.
vile,
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

AT the last term of the Circuit Court
held recently in Rankin eighty-one in.
dictments were found.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Rey. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon. Ind.
says; Both my self and wife owe our lives
20 shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale by
Z. Smiley e. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Gulf Coast Advertiser says that a
few French immigrants desired TO locate
In Bay st. Louis, but the exorbitant
prices asked for land deferred them.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Are you made miserable BY Indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness. Loss OF Appetite.
Yellow skin Shiloh's Yitalizer is a positive
cure. For sale by f. Smiiey g. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Democrat-Star says that Mr. Fl.
+. krebs has received the appointment
OF Swedish and Norwegian consul at
Pascagoula.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

In the recent examinations at the
State University the young lady students
excelled the boys.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Lamar Fontaine. of Yazoo City. is said
70 70 be the euthor of the war song, Calls
Qniet on the Potomac Tonight"
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Monroe and Choctaw are the only two
counties in the State that have no delin-
quent taxpayers.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Aberdeen Examiner says that sal
mon front haye been caught in the Tom
bigbee this season.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The Mercury says that J. W. Shearon
IS the largest, jolliest man in Choctaw
county. He weighs $50 pounds.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. For
sale by f. Smiley s. Co,
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

"Hackmetack," lasting ana fragrant per
tnme Price % and so cents. For sale by E.
Smiley 81 Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Complaints are made IN Vicksburg
that strap is used instead Of a switch to
correct scholars in the public schools.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

e. Smileys' q Co.'S. Condition Powders arc
Ine best PRICE, % cents and SO cents per
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive cure
FOR Caiarrh Diphtheria aud Canker Mouth.
For sale by f.. Smiley e. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

For Dysvepsia and Liver Complaint. Won
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's Nltalizer. 1t never fails to cure. For
sale by f. Smiley g. Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

Why viii, Won cough when Shiioh's Cure will
give immediate relief Price 10 cts, so cts.
and 81. For sale by L. Smiley & Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

P. D. Lochridee.o of Itawambe county.
has been appointed to a West Point
cadetship.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

The express office at West Station has
been robbed of $4,000.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

chickens, Geese. and Fowls of all kinda
grow fat and healthy when fed on our PonI.
Try Powder Try it and save expense Of
Onying eggs. For sale by E. Smiley g. CO.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

A farmer near Utica advertises 1000
bushels Of corn for sale.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29

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