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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

Mr.. JOHN NEIL, Superintendent OF
the Aberdeen Compress Company, is
IN correspondence with a prominent
manufacturing firm in Cincinnati.
upon the subject of machinery for an
ice factory. We understand that the
cost for complete outfit will APP
proximlte eighteen thousand dollars,
but as the Compress Company al
ready own as fine boilers as can be
obtained the expense will be very
materially decreased, which will ell
able the incorporators to start that
popular and profitable industry il
this city upon comparatively small
capital, We hope that the company
will proceed without delay to the
establishment of factory for it is
an institution thnt almost every town
and city can now boast and Abe: deer
is compelled to have one in the neal
future or be sadly cleft" by heI
neighbors, and no better arrangement
can be made than for its attachment
to the COMPRESS where the watel
supply and steaia power are practi-
cally inexhaustible and all othel
facilities ample. In almost oil the
Southern States manufacturing en-
terprises of any kind pay splendid
dividends because of virtual monopo.
ly, at least within circumscribed
bounds, and those who erect the
first ones in Aberdeen will hold the
''age' and reap the profits.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

Fr1m Fridays Fri Weekly issue
OWING to the indisposition of
Judge BUCHANAN, the special term
Of the Circuit Court was not III ses-
sion on Wednesday and Thursday,
much to the regret Of the parties and
their friends who are contesting for
the sherilfalty. The trial has arrived
at that stage where the plaintiff or
contestant was permitted to prose
cute the suit in default Of security
for costs, and the friends and follow
ers of those interested have been left
in suspense by the inability of the
Court to proceed with the case,
On Thursday evening Judge
Buchanan telephoned on order from
the Gordon House to the Coroner,
adjourning the Court until Monday
morning, which Of course leaves the
matter at present in statu quo.
After conference of counsel on
both sides it has already been agreed
that Judge Buchanan shall act as
Judge and jury and decide the case,
and he has assumed that function,
This will result in great saving in
the item of per diem and mileage of
jurors, but will entail quite serious
responsibility upon the Court.
The case is "dragging its weary
length along" and the public, al
though much concerned, is losing
interest by reason of the hardness
with which it progresses. The term
for that and other offices will begin
on the first Of January, and if posi-
BILE the matter should be settled in
some way before that time in order
to avoid clashes that may occur
sLet us have peace"
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THE Fifth Annual Holiday Ball

THE Fifth Annual Holiday Ball,
given by the young gentlemen Of
West Point, will occur at the Court
House in that city on Thursday
night, the 9th inst. The proper
committee has our thanks for an in
wilton to be present. These holiday
balls are always attended not only
by al the young people of West
Point, but by many from numerous
other places, and were never known
to be anything put the most enjoy
able occasions.
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Somewhere between L. S, Clopton's
plantation and Egypt Station, Miss, Il
purse containing $25l.00 of the follow
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 bill, one
so Gold Certiticate-wi,h initials y. II.
G. on it, and S $10 Silver Certificates,
and one dollar in silver,
A reward Of $50 will he paid for the
delivery of the same at this Office or for
information that will lead 10 its recovery.
Purse also contained m order for $40
on A. Carlisle from Ceaser McClcndun.
I. Ii. CLOPTON.
Dec. Elm.
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The Mobile g. Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets to the b3d AM
nual celebration of the "Cowbellian
de R,kin Society" which will occur
on The night OF Monday, December
31st, at one fare, from Corinth and
stations below. The tickets will be
good for any of the regular trains,
until January 5Ih,inclusive, but no exN
tension of time will be granted This
will be an excellent opportunity for
those in this section to visit the Gulf
City, at smell expense, if they have
occasion or desire to do so,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

The best tonic medicine--one that is
not composed mostly of alcohol or whis-
key-is Browns Iron BiJters Il is guar
anteed to be notwithstanding and will
absolutely kill all desire for whisky and
other intoxicants. 1t has been thorough
ly tested and proven itself in every in
stance never failing cure for dyspepsia,
Indigestion, billiousness, weakness, debil
ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia,
consumptive disease, liver complaints,
kidney troubles, etc
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The firm of Il. Phillips y Co, composed
of Misses II. Phillips and +. Phillips aud
Mrs. Celia Watermauis hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will
be conducted by the Misses
Phillips under the firm name of II. & L..
Phillips Mrs, Waterman respectfully
i ,commcnds Che now firm to her friends.
Rosa pH1LtlPs
FANNIE PHHtI's,
Ma, tElIA MATERMAN.
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From MnnniuP's Cotton Yard, on Sat
urday Nov. 10th, one dark brown horse
mule, about u years Old, closely shear
ed; scar on right hip, shod on fore feet.
The mule had bride and saddle on,
when lost. ~ reasonable reward will be
paid any one returning him to me at
Holiday farm near Prairie Station. or to
Sheriff Sykes Mt Aberdeen.
STERLING JACKSON.
Nov. 2lst 1883. - BIN,
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ALTHOUGH the cotton Compress was
mot completed until rather late in the
.season, we are informed that 800 bales
will very nearly approximate to the
number compressed up to date. This
materially facilitates shipments, for
while only IS bales of uncompressed
cotton can be accommodated to the car,
about SO of those which have gone
through the tcrucible can be convenient
ly slowed away in the same space.
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We are glad to SEQ our young
friend WADE p. VAssER home with us
for the holidays. Wade has for some
time been holding an important
clerkship ia the Office of the Surge, II
General, at the War Department,and
enjoys reputation for industry and
application among his co workers
and superior officers.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

MIssIssIPpIANs visiting New York
will always find a file of the papers
published on the line of the Mobile
and OHIO RAILROAD, at the Office of
the President, Col WIN. Butler
Duncan, No. IL, Pine Street.
Nov. 26-lf.
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$500 Reward.

Lost, between the Iron Bridge and
Athens, on the 8 h Of December 1888
m Overcoat. Color redish brown, black
velvet collar, black it buttons and 2 on
3 missing. Some breoke about pockets
aud no lining only abont breast pockets,
the coat is a very heavy one. Iwi'l pay
the above reward of five dollars to an,
person who will deliver il to me or &c
Mr.. A Wort, Circuit Clerk, at til.
Court House i'll Abcrlcau.
Il n. STOCKTON.
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THE charms of Misses Nita Will
1iams, Callie Kidd, Bette Bumpass
and Eula MeAllisters Mrs. E. P.
Thompson, chaperon, as sales ladies
at the book and iewelry store OF H.
C. Buchanan & Co., are added to the
attractions afforded by the beautiful
assortment of holiday goods to be
found at that popular house. Several
other firms in the city employ sales
ladies regularly.
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Nov. % I'm

VASES, TOILET SETS, PAPA
TRIES, CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS,
'MOUSTACHE CUPS, GOLD PENS,
PENCILS and WAiCIi CHARMS,
BRUSH and COME SETS, CIGAR
CASES, CIGAR HOLDERS, WALK.
ING CANES, and many other articles
suitable for christmas and new yem
presents for s4e cheap ut Shell & Coz
Drug tore. Nov. rs.
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The cause Of the Independents is ably
represented by Hon. John Orr, of CO.
lumbus, whose genial face is often seen
of late on our streets, and i'll cur hostel,
ries, our own lawyers Lave, ga foemau
worthy OF their STEEL" and give him q
hearty welcome to their forum.
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Having this day engaged in the manu-
featuring business, ] have sold out my
entire stock TO Nj J. BioomsIcin, vino
will carry on the business at the same
place. All parties indebted will pIeasc
call and settle, and all parties having
claims against me will present the same
for payment. Thanking yon for your
past patronage and hoping you will eX-
tend the same to nay successor, remain
Yours Respectfully,
JOS. G. JACOBUS
Too 81 1CC3
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

The annual election of officers o
Apollo Lodge, Knights of Pythias
in this city last week, resulted as
follows.
A. v. Carter-Chnncellor Com
mander.
L, Asche-Vice Chancellor
Rev. / N, Murks-Prelate.
J. j. Gulh--Dlnster At, Arms.
F. j. Henley-Keeper Of II. & s.
Myer Gattmm-M. of f.
f. Il Stout-Representatiye TO
Grand Lodge; VIM. kimmel, Alter
nate.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

Mr.. S. H. BERG, of the City Saw
and Planning mills, is utilizing the
present fine stage of water and has
large force of laborers on the upper
Tombigbee rafting saw-stocks for his
mill.
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Fer Sale.

have No. Charter Oak Cooking
Stove with all the late improvements,
PERFECTLY NEW
which will sell at ia low price. Enquire
at my rehldeuceon M-iitiiin street, or
At Beatty d Kulf 70.
Asse, S--11lm. Ma. A. ". IuLr9.G
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Leave your orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr.. J. ". WILSON. lie will
deliver it at your own door, twice eac'
p ay,a at the most reasonable rates. st.2h
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COTTON SHIPMENTS

The shipments of cotton from Abs
erdeen for the season commencing
September LIST, 1883, up TO Wednes-
day, Dec 26ih 1888, amounted to
1902 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
years;
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Every Indy when down town, is in
vitrd to call at the great ~ Door Store.
and GET a baautifRi SOUVENIR.
Respectfully,
]. c. JACOBUS.
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Nn Vk,irtX DayS' Trial.

THE VoLTAIC BELT 90 Marshall, Mich. witt
scnd pr Dyes &c ebrated Electro Nolttic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty
DAYS TO AMEN (yonng or nld)whO are HGicted W III
nervous debility, lost vitality and Kindred
troubles. guaranteeing Speedy aud complete
restoration ot health aud n,anlv vigor. Addr, s.
as alloy, - y. ~ risk rs incurred, as thirty
days trial is allowed l25-ly.
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Aberdeen Fire Company No.

The annual election of officers of
Aberdeen Fire Company No. l, was
held at the Mayors Office on Friday
might, the 21st, with the following
result:
Foreman-James Baldwin.
First Assistant Foreman. A.
Sykes.
Second Assistant Foreman-S. f.
Rhodes.
Secretary-F. N. B. Ward.
Treasury-R. G. Clopton.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more. healthy. Give me
your orders and it will be delivered from
my milk cart 10 any part of the city.
Price low. ]. w. WILSON.
TSept. 81 If.
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B. @. SIMS, keeps the best assort-
ment AMI the best quality of everything
in the grocery line. Everything sold
under full guarantee and delivered
promptly, free of charge, within cor
porate limits. o3if.
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Why is the heart of coQeutte like the
moon +? (Now don't say, "because
there is a man in it, that is why all the
girls love to look ut it, Because it is
constantly changing.
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The best WATCHES at
Ii. q. BUCHANAN & co.

H. G. BUCHANAN 4 Co., will have a
grand opening on Monday night, the
10th, don't fail to be there no goods will
be sold on the night Of the opening.
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.sHpAs ssecniNesa.

Fine lot of SILKS and SATTINS and
VELYErEEN, also RUBBER GOODS,
La,ies and Misses GOSSIMEKS, and II
fue lot of UMBRELLAS Mt
Oct. o. j. e. JACOBUS.
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have for rent for 1884:

7 have for rent for 1884:
! llousc, one room, brick chimney,
garden, near compress,
2. House two rooms, stack chimney
brick and ] ocre gaElen, near compress.
3 One dwelling mouse, 4 rooms, cut
houses, garden, fruit trees and nancy to
business part Of town
i Two store houses, good stands
5. Cue basement room, handy foI
shop, grocery or notion stand.
g. one fam, mile from town, 81
acres, IL aG.es ~ cultivation, goot
houses, stables, WISER, &c.
Terms easy, possession given January
LIST. ROBE. Il. Houston.
Dec 20-lm
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NV entire stock was hoaght fox
SPOT CASH, AND WILL BE SOLD
CHEAP.
sic. s. BAUMGARTEN.
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young ladies, now is your time to
rotor.
L AIN, Messrs Editors,
Yours materially,
FIRRpLY
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EAr. Eet4&e!Ez7EAN.

Performs all Dental Operations in the
most SCIENTIFIC and DUBABLE.manu,r
The beauty aud Durability of Dr. BIS
operations have been tested by thou
sands Of persons in this and Surrounding
Counties for the last thirty years.
Those desiring his services will finl
him ut the Gordon Hons.
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N Office.

All persons are forbidden to cut tim,
Der on my land in Monroe county, Miss ,
under penalty of the law, provided i'll
such cases, from this date.
(d26 3m) JOEL HAYwot TATuM
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For clean and easy SHAVE, go to
JOIN NELSON. His "Sea-foam, or Dry
Shampoo, y which he gives to every Gus
toner tree OF charge, is worth tie money.
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When is lady like gun When
she goes bang.

The beautiful holiday display Of our
Buchanan Il Bruckner, is made more
merry and attractive by those charming
young ladies the Misses Bumpass, Nc
Alister and Kidd, while Rosssell, over
the way, is assisted by his handsome
daughters, and little Miss Matte Brown,
SO ii you are in doubt what to buy the
young folks will help you decide.
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For choice FRUITS and the purest
and best CANDIES, call on
b. q. SIMS,
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ARISTON,

Shell & Co.'S new Musical Instrument
plays any piece OF music. Equal to the
best piano made. Call and see it. NIB.
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To the Public,

The following gentlemen have been
appointed to Conduct the Grand Gift
EDterprisp. Mt the
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-27

ABOUT twelve thousand bales OF
cotton have been compressed since
the compress began operations.wl
WAS rather late in the season. Our
information is obtained from MIR. Q.
w. GIBSON, the accommodating Agent
of the Mobile 81 Ohio Railroad in
this city,who WAS temporarily super
intendent of the company.
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What is the best line to lead Il woman
with Mascu line.
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Two YOUNG, FINEL Y.B r E [
MARES-Apply to
dec. 3, I'm. j. W. HOWARD.
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The very Eirs { and Best.

A beau lful line of French Candies
and Candicd Fruits, just opeled 10y
l.. c. SIMS.
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4 DOOR STORE.

W. Il. LOVE. Mayor, Chairman
GEO W. ELKIN,
J. W. MAYNARD,
f. d. PIERCE,
0. G. BRUCKNER,
WALTER LANN.
Little Misses PEIRoR and LOVE will
draw the tickets from the Box. All ar
respectfully invited 10 attend, especially
the ladies Takes place Now Years
Eye, at 1870 o'clock, p. m. (S2t)
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Ny residence on Chestnut Street,
second block South Of the Court House.
One Of the most conveniently arranged
places in the city. Applicants viii
please call at my Office in the Clifford
building.
O. II. Whitfield.
Nov. 22rd.--tf
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Why are the young ladies like a music
book ? BECAUSE they are full of airs.
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Cotton. 'iariSet

December 26th 1881
New York-MiddliDg 1873 cts.
New Orleans--10
Mobile-9slcts.
Aberdeeu-9%
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Buy the
RED CROSS
THE BEST
FLOUR
IN THE WORLD. SOLD BY
TAYLOR, STRAIN & STUART.

Prescriptions accurately compounded
Mt all hours, hy competnnt and reliable
pharmacists. ut the Drug Store of Shell
~ Co. Nov. 90.
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BUCKWH HEAT. DAT MEAL, and
WHEAT, just received by
b. 9. SIMS
o3 ltf.
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Nov. 23rfl--tf.

Mackerai OF "the new eatch," fresh
and fat, mt Is. q. SIMS.
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A line of Cigars and Tobaccos that
cannot be .excelled by the stock of any
house i the State, ut B. @. SIMS
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CHOICE RUST PROOFOATS -
AT MACON, Miss
Il, rye lot for sale by
Dec. 24-4w. j. l.. GRlGGo.
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On Saturday night, Nov. 18th, from
the lot OF Holbert Richardson, ueor Abs
erdeen, small bay mustang horse,
about IL years old; 5 while feet, brand ;
ed on left fore shoulder and small brand
on neck and white spot on forehead; the
horse is hip shod in right hind nip.
A liberal reward will be paid ior its
recovery.
BURRELL GRIFFIN.
on Mr.. Ben Hollands place.
Nov. 2l.-lm.
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years:

f. A. Dicks, druggist, at NAToHEz,
Miss, say: 'Many of my customers pro-
nounQe Browns Iron BitterS the best
tonic they ever used"
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J. W. Eckford ct the Phoenix Drug
Store) has the most attractive lot Of
WALL PAPER SAMPLES ever brought
to tins town. Dou't fnll TO cAI and *.
Ii mine these Sample Books--Price low.
n53w.
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bS3-Our hne Of
--DI.ESS GOODS.
is full and complete, and We especially
No. INVITE TIE LADIES. R,a
to call and examine the assortment.
(s24u.) j. MEIZGER GO
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A splendid line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Of
sl5. 5. BAUMGARTEN.
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never have and yet a expected TO give to
lady A husband.
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FRENCH aud ENGLISH CASH.
MERES in all the new Smdes. Ut
sl2 y. BAUMGAETEN.
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-CASHME RES -
in Black and Colors also full line OF
of the latest styles of
-DRJ}SS COO Dis
which | will sell as low as the lowest.
}. G JACOBUS.
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What l. that, which a gcntleMan cap
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ps9- Lave just received Il very pretty
line of
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nsD- LADIES',
MISSES and
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
in endless variety of colors and prices.
(s24tD J. METZ GER d co.
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o3Itf.

1888 RAISINS, CURRANTS, and
,CIrRON, Just received by
3. @ SIMS.
o3ltf.
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MINCE MEAT, CRANBEREIlES,
DRIED FRUITS, CABBAGE, etc.
ETC., all fresh and OF the best quality, Al
=, G. SIMS.
O3ltf
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ATTENTION. FiHESsEN!

Owing to the fact that the regular
monthly driIl Of the fire department
for December, occurs during Christ
mas week. ! havo deemed it proper
to postpone it until after the holidays
Due notice will be given Of the time
J. w, HOWARD,
Chief Of Fire Department.
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CALL ON b. i. HOWARD ~ son.
AND EXAMINE THE MOST FASH
IONABLE LOr OF HATS EVER
BROUGHT 10 TEE CITY.
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Fall and Winter Goods!
Our Former Efforts EXccIlcd!

We have now ready for inspection, a
full and varied stock OF such seasonable
goods as our long experience suggests
as best adapted to this market, and at
such prices rs will satisfy AL
(s24rD ). METHGER Il co.
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Coal! Coal! Coal |!

MONTEJALLo, $7.75 PER TON
HELENA, 800 PER TON. Al
COAL HOUSE.
Oct. 8th. 4. II BEDFORD.
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JERSEYS.

JERSEYS.
LADIES SACKS,
DOLMANS.
CLOAKS,
KNTr&UNWT&, Etc,
in irfufn variety, styles and prices. DO
not neglect 10 sre them
s24tf J. NETHGEB & GO.
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o3ltf.
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RcEiYss's Wine OF CAPDUI
I notlrso'S Wine OF CaRDUI

cOTrCcds al arrangements
I peculiar 60 ladies, reIieS ea
! She paths 10 which they ar,
\ subject, quicts tAc nerves
I purtICs ,HS SiOOd, and -
/ stores heBith. II imlpHrts vi.
salty, nB1 4Hsurcs clear cOEn.
EiC%4.ns,
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Nov. 2lst 1883. - 3m.
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Nov, 21.-lm.