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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11
BROwNwuoD.

BRowEwooD, April 10 Especial. IA
brisk norther srraug up eafly ihis morning
aud has been o~inr all day with indlca.
iions Of a slestng rain coming. The A.
mosphefe has turt ed colder and now cold
spell IN greatly apprehendei
Mr q W. Han re urned this morning
and states ihn, hio buggy ahd team with
the shotgun belonging 10 nr. a Blow
ips was sold by A. q. Johns for $40 o n
gentleman IN " llhoIo namfdJ. w. Groom
Sir. Hail got bis team without any trouble,
but the gun had b.en sod 10 a second par
ty nnd ,he probability ii tina, II will never
be recovered. A German named Blu
menthal who lives IN this county
was yesterday Offering some hne
guns and pistols for sale In Coleman at
very low prices. This aroused the snspi'
cion OF the Coleman county sheriff, who
telegraphed TO parties in this place con-
cernlng ia, same and desiring to know IL
they could identify the guns which were
stolen from Mr. X a. Arthur some tim.
back, aud bg whom n 'e6Gfd OF gegernl
hundred dollars was cnsfed for the goods
and tAisyes. A de,cfi ton OF aome oi The
guns vas ne : the sheriff. who Hnding the
property described In Biumeuthnls posses
zion arrested him ani brought MIN With
the property 10 ibis place, where the pri'
yate cost and selling m ,rk OF Mr.. Arthur
was recugn z4l by Mr. Farmer, ilrmeriy al
empl yr. IL is believed that BlumentLnl
will make astttament implcsting several
uthers In this Cfims.
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DECATUR,

DSoATuB, April l0.-[ special IA bold
robbery WAS committed mere last night.
Some time duhug tbe night burglars forced
nn entrance into the freight onice aud
drllsi large hale into th9 back OF the
safe, which was used by the railroad ard
express companies. Tney took ahout 500
OF Pacific exnress money, 800 OF Fort
Worth & Denver City railroad money, ana
about $3.50 oi private iuuds. The tools
used vere an oil axe, GrowbE and pick.
n faDite clue has yet been ditc1yered.
Sherf Allen. who is "A first-class detective,
has the csse, and will leave nothing un'
done to bring the guilty onee 10 justice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11
The Nail Makers.

PIrrsuuRo April iO.-rns western nail
q snc,ation met again 10 ds- 90 settle the
details Of the pool forned yes sserdsy A
board Of fnine agents. c)mp SD VI the pres
iieut and Two members from ssch of ths
tour districts Of the asso~iati ~ was aP-
poiuted. The hosrd~Skl Asrdis all nails
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ST. LOUIS.

6r. LOUIS. April le-t 3pecial From
Sheibyyi'ls, Illinois. comes the details OF
one Of the most horrible suicides ever COM
matted. Mrs. U.nury, wife of farmer
and an inve tigation was made by the cor
ouer to-day which developed the following
facts. Lass Monday she quarrelled with
her husband and when he bad loft the
house she saturated her clothing with coal
oil. Que NJ her children gave the elAfm
and several ncighbors ran in. Just ~ they
d'd so the woman tet herself on fire and
exllnruished TIL she was horribly burned.
Her injuries resulted in death as above
stated.
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berry sent up applications for norma
| schools to-day, board ranging from $40 tS
Si2
The oomptroller received the ofllolsl bond
~ q, T. Douglass, the newly appointed
sher n aud tax collector OF Willoafsef
county.
Tarrsnt paid as intere,t on money bor
ioasd from the state. $500; Wi.e, 81 001;
ann Sabs, 500 Ihs interest ID
due to-day from The following; Andersen,
Brxa-, Destroy, Bell, Callahan, Cameron,
Clsy. nim nit, E.silsnd, l. Psso, Gollsd.
Hays. Lampasss, Las lie. McCullooh, Har
RE, Harrison, Webb, Taylor. reoo., s'eph-
ens, kaufman, Fro. Milan, Johnson,
P,lo "'"tI Smith. Wilson and Mitchell.
Secretary Baker IL sunding 10 gne county
Judges the school law passed et ths ezra
session.
Tne adju;Ant general 10 preparing re-
port on fence cutting.
The argument In the .Erwln'Coy-
inston murder case commenced this even
log. An scauittal ia anticipated.
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sp GA. NOTICES.

pWON sATUHDAY, APRIL 18Th. The PAS.
> Senssr train o. he Texas riunk Railroad VIII
leave Union Depot Al O'Clock y. IN insxad of
{ oSoiock psm. H r. IRVINE, sup't
DALbAa Apfi' =, 1854
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No ICES,

NJ ttsrO.
KTOf1CE-rHE ANNuAL MEtTlN, OF
IN Stockholders AMI Directors Of tho Texas
TRUNK Railroad ompa4y
BY order OF the Boar1 of Directors the nnnua
meelins OF .he direct .rs " tne ieXas Trunk
Railroad Company will be h Id at The pup O
ofIlce Of said comp,ny, IA 'h. city OF psiias,
state O Texas, at 5l5 ri street, On the 2nd
Tuesday In NAV 1881, At 10 m and the annual
meeting OF tho Stockholders OF said company
will be held at the same place and on the same
81 ADAMS. President
JOHN r wHIrr, Secre
DALLAS, TEXAS, A orii 3. 1874.
1rOTICE-THE tF,HILn ADVERTISED
IN snme three weeks ayo On ,lommer'e street
for adoption can b. found a 1874 Iacsson street.
Pless. llcrrly ep s.lw
TiOTICE is Han \ GiVES THAT fhE
IN regular .nnual NEE IN of the Il .khold.
ers and OF the no RI ~ directors OF he II us',n
q Tcxs Central Il | way mpany vi ne held
ct the Company's IN In tao ity OF Houslon'
on Monday, May 8, 1891
HrUs-oN. M.Yrh 25 1881
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PROGRAMMH-FIRST DAY.

Parade with May Queen to
grounds at I +. M.
Crowning of May Queen;
Oratlons in German; Amuse-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Prize
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Monroe county Circuit Court,
concluded its May term on Wednes-
day morning, after an arduous session
consuming nearly three weeks of the
statutory term. Among other crimi-
nal cases there were five parties con-
victed and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary.
The Grand Jury adjourned on
Thursday Of last week, returning
sixty-fve "true bills of indictment"
a large number of which were for
"ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain," more infinitely and par
ticularly described by Bret Harte in
his celebrated poem, "The Heather
Chinee."
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MILITARY NATrEIsS,

Yicksburg Post
The following item will be of in
terest to the members of the compa-
MES who competed at Meridian last
fall. The list shows the relative stand
ing of the companies competing in
the big Houston drill, and the scores
made by the Volunteer Southrons,
Vicksburg Rifles and West Point
Rifles last fall. Figuring the scores
made at Houston on a basis of 100
instead of 3 we have the following
result:
Houston Light Guards-SS.66 at
Houston.
Volunteer Southrons-SG.60 at Me
ridian.
Tredway Riiles-S5.00 at Houston.
Nicksburg Rihes-Sl 20 at Meridin
Columbus Guards-7S,33 at Hous-
ton.
Mobile RiGes-76.33 at Houston.
Montgomery Greys-7400 at Hous
ton.
West Point Rifles-70.S0 at Meri-
dian.
Washington Guards-65.00 at
Houston.
1t will be seen that the Southrons
would have second place, Vicksburg
Rifles fourth place, West Point Rifles
eighth place. We think our boys
should 'brace upland tackle the''big
ones" next time.
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The Telephones Work.

The following clipping from the
Mobile Register should awake our
citizens to the value of our telephone
facilities:
CAT quarter-past twelve o'clock
Sunday morning fire was discovered
in Mr.. T. G. Bush's kitchen, on Gov
eminent, near Ann street. The coach
man of DR.. Ketchum saw the flames
and carried the alarm to Mrs. Ketch-
UNI, who made use of the telephone.
Message was thus carried through
the central office to the guardhouse,
and an alarm was sounded. Mean
while box 81 was showed up, confirm
ing the telephone report. The Fire
Department repaired to the scene
and quickly extinguished the flames.
The loss is put at $3.50. Mr.. Bush
told the superintendent of the Tele-
phone Exchange yesterday that, be-
yond doubt, the telephone saved his
house, by bringing the department
a. once to the scene of the fire."
There are many residences in ABB
erdeen not yet connected with the
Telephone Exchange; they are locat-
cd so far from the Fire Department
that by time the engines could reach
them, they would be burned to the
ground. With telephone the ex-
change could be reached at any time
of the night, thus quickly giving the
alarm. G. w. GIBSON, Manager
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

Judge FENrREss, President of the
Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville rail
road, is hopeful of finding excellent
coal on the line of the road, in Ala
bama, not many miles beyond Aber-
deem, and says that if he finds iron
possessing so lutte phosphorus as to
be fitted for the manufacture of Bessa-
mer steel, it will result in making
ours the largest city in Mississippi.
He believes that our town has a
glorious future before it, and says
that we have nothing to fear from the
extension of the road to the North
east, but on the contrary everything
to gain.
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The Soils. NarIs. sands. Etc. of
mississippi.

Persons interested in exhibiting the
various formations of soil in their res
pective localities, or the deposits OF
mari, Ignite, ores, clays sands, fossils,
etc, are requested 10 send specimens
Of such soils and deposits-frcight pre-
paid-to DR.. W. Spillman, at the A. &
NJ. College, Starkville, whore they will
he properly classified eud q 'eled for
exhibition in the Mississippi Depart,
ment of the New Orleans Exposition.
These specimens will all be labeled to
the credit of the donor and the locality
from whence sent. 5. A. JONAS,
May S, IT, State Commissioner.
State Papers will please copy.
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A. B Spiers, Manager of the Co.
lumbus, Mississippi, Telephone Ex-
change, was accidently shot by A. B.
Meek: the ball passing through
Spiers' temple, killing him instantly.
Both had pistols, supposed TO be
empty, swapping them at each other
when Meek's pistol fred. The above
was the result.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

april 3d.
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COTTON CLAIMS.

Mr., J. D. Perryman, formerly of
Memphis, but now Of Washington, is
at the Gordon House where he would
be pleased to meet and interview all
parties in this section who have claims
for cotton illegally seized by Agents
of the United States Government
after the surrender of the Cobfede-
rate army, whether it had been con-
strucively sold to the Confederate
Government Or not. Mr.. Perryman
and his associates are using every en-,
deavor to have law passed by Con.
gress that will afford relief in the
premises and take all claims upon
contingent fees, which will amount
to one half of whatever is paid on
the claims, the Agents assuming all
expenses and risking the chances of
success in the end. The deman d upon
Mr.. Perryman's time. and other
pressing matters, renders it necessary
for interested parties to Gull upon
him without delay.
The following are some of The
claims in Monroe county:
L. & P. Haughton, 1O7 bales; Mrs.
S B Sykes, 1l9 bales; E L Sykes, Sc
blles; Charles Brock, s bales; 3 B
Barker, 10 bales; " D Fortson, so
bales; G Randle, ESQ bales; U Nc
Allister, 40 bales; W L Walton, 81
bales; Elizabeth S Andrews, 20 bales;
James NJ Smith, IS bales; VIM NJ
Hampton, 100 bales; G A Sykes, LOG
bales; Amos Ward, 141 bales: j NJ
Greene, Admir-. Fl bales; J H Ander,
son, n bales; W G Ekin, Admir- OF
A D p Walker, 80 bales; W II Clop
ton, Executor of J H Clopton, 1877;
N Fl Whitfield, Admir- of Edmund
Whitfield, 80; Julia Westbrooks, Clay
county, IA; R NJ Gum, Chickasaw
county, 50; H [ Peudeton, West
Point, is; j A Clayton, Executor Lee
county, 81; NJ j Tate, 80.
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DQstsi TOGE L erect T.

I H0ve T0c ned 81 last, uni on the
nrst tioorof the Gordon House, in rear
of l, Y. Joms0u's Jewelrv store entered
through the main entrance to The hotel,
where l am prepared to give CLEAN
aud EASY SHAVE. Hot and Cold
B1tL. uuqd,lIcd in the city. The pub
lie generally are luvl ted to sec me where
| am better prepared to serv" them than
[ ever have hcnn. Thankful for past
tavors, and asking for a continuance OF
the same lam respectfully
SAM bRACK.
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IT is with much pain that we record

IT is with much pain that we record
the death of DIR. JOHN L. TINDALL,
which occurred at his residence at a
late hour on Wednesday night, after
a lingering illness. He was useful
citizen, an accomplished scholar and
eminently successful in his profession.
Being one among the Oldest citizens
of Aberdeen, and possessing all those
genial qualities and scholarly accom-
plishments which captivate the hearts
of men, his death has thrown a gloom
over the entire community.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
Reserve Your Orders for
Coal.

Parties contemplating purchases of
COAL for summer delivery, are respect
fully requested to reserve their orders
until we have IN opportunity to inter-
view them. We handle the very best
coal, guarantee prices as cheap as the
cheapest and possess as reliable facili-
ties for transportation and prompt de-
livery as are enjoyed by any on the line
Of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad.
HAMILTON & Co.
May 12--2w.
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WE had the pleasure of meeting
our former fellow citizens, Mr.. J. H.
and DR.. G. M. T1NDALL, in the city
during this week. They are both ex-
cellent young gentlemen and their
Aberdeen friends are always glad to
welcome them.
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c. HE JKFORD
Nay %, 1884 I'm.
SANITARY NOTICE

THEClTY MUST BETHoRoUGHLY CLEANsED
Citizens are notified that all TRASH or de-
cayinG matter Of any description must
be burned. buried or removed from the
city. No privy deposit Is allowed on amy
drain, and all such deposits must he huri-
edremote from watersuppiy.ordisinfeet
ed by dry earth and copperas All the
fences ana and plank walls in the city
must be white washed, as II measure of
Sanitation. W. +. MovE Mayor.
Nav ~ 1884 I'm
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70 Advertisers

Parties desiring to advertise their
business to the people Of Lamar county
are referred to the Lamar News, pub
lished at Vernon, by L. 4. McNatt, as
otlording an excellent medium. The
rates are low and pay will not be asked
until the eXpiaGou OF advertisements.
Apply to C. W. Pearce, at Roy & Bro.
who is agent for said paper.
MMY l2--2w.
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REMOVAL.

The frn ofGoodwvu y Brark. BARRIERS.
having dissolved partnership, | have
moved from my old quarters. under the
Gordon House, t. the rooms over FIkin
\ Sykes shoe store. Albert is with me,
and we will be glad 10 ,ee our old custo-
mers az our new rooms, and guarantee
TO give them as good a Shave or Hair Cut
as can it gwen anywhere.
ApWrciaWye OF past patronage, and
determined TO deserve its continuance, I
am. very respectfully.
I'LL TAYLOR GOODWIN.
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MARSHALS.

Col. R. o. Reynolds, Maj. B. Nc
Farland and Capt. E. o. Sykes.
Procession to form at Methodist
Church, 4 P. M, Friday May 29rd.
Aberdeen Guards, Officers of L. M. A.
Association and Chaplain, Schools and
Citiz ne.
Citizens generally are most earnestly
r quested to furnish wreathes and deco,
rations for the soldiers graves.
Decoration Committee is requested to
meet at Cemetery, Thursday, at p. IN.
Mrs. WIN G. ELKIN, Sec'y.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

BY reference to another column in
this mornings issue, will be observ,
ed the advertisement of Mr.. j. How.
land, Jr., Real Estate Agent, of Mo-
bile. Ala, who presents list OF val
liable property for sale.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

PROFESSORS Saunders, of this city,
are organizing brass band. The
leaders have few superiors as mu-
sicians, while the members of the new
band possess considerable musical
talent. No aid will be asked of the
citizens for this enterprise, but the
services Of the band will be charged
for whenever required.
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We are requested by the ladies' of
the Baptist Church, to extend their
hearty thanks to the ladies' of the
various churches of this city, who so
kindly assisted them in the manage
p,ent of their supper and strawberry
festival ON Friday night.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
KsE&RIOW OLE.

Sold by SHE'LL & co. has no equal for
safety from Explosion or Briliancy of
fame, and they guarantee prices as low
ms any HIGH Test ARTICLE GAN BE SOLD
i'll Aberdeen, no matter what the price
may be. Therefore do not be induced
to buy an oil without reputation, when
You can get the
BEST OIL KNOWN
In the business for the same or less
money.
(m'h20f J SHE'LL & co,
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The Ladies of the Baptist Church
will give supper and strawberry
festival on Friday night, the 10Th
inst, in the BrasGeld building.
Proceeds to be applied to repairs of
church. The public are earnestly
requested to attend.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

Our efficient Postmaster, Capt. J.
W. Lee, was unanimously confirmed
by the Senate on the 18th inst. The
appointment is for four years from
the date of his commission, which
will be forwarded as soon as his bond
is filled out, forwarded and accepted.
We, with the whole community, con-
graduate the Captain upon his
re>appointment.
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Notice to Ladies'.

I am now prepared to manufacture
ladies' hair goods, such as BRAIDS,
WAVES, and CURLS, and all kinds of
hair goods worn by ladies, in the latest
styles.
Faded hair dyed and comhings made
into any style. Leave your orders at
the firm OF SIMS, YOUNG & Co., Meridian
street. Respectfully,
7 d STMG
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Attention. Guards!

The members of Aberdeen Guards
are hereby notified and requested to
attend a drill, in fatigue uniform, at
the Armory, this (Thrsda!) fter-
noon at s o'clock. AS the company
is expected to participate in the cere-
monies on Decoration Day friday,
it is very important that all the
members shall attend the drill this
evening.
By order of
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
USE THE PERFECTION SAFETY
COLL OIL.

There is no coal oil in the State to COM
pare with it; there is no I,tasl0,o oil in
the town. Not one single gallon of Kins-
low oil has been sold in this place in
twelve months or more. The highest
test oil on snIe heretofore. is 100 test.
The PERFECTION OIL is
IFS FIRE TEST
IT'S safer and purer tbn any other oil,
and just as cheap in price as the cheap,
est Oil in the markets.
Don't fail to try it; pour out your old
oil, put i'll a new wick, and give it fair
test. For sale only at
j. W. ECKFORD'S,
(m'ch26.) Phoenix Drug Store
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

We publish this morning call
for meeting of the Democratic
Congressional Executive Committee,
for the First District of Mississippi,
ut Tupelo on Friday, May 23d, 1884,
to arrange for holding Convention
to nominate candidate for Con-
gress from said District. A full at
tendancee is earnestly desired.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
Goal! Coal! : cal!

I am still in the coal business, and
having secured the Sole Agency Of the
PRATT, CRATE and STEAM COAL.
for the State of Mississippi, 4 coaI
that has been sold here for years AM
has given general satisfac ion, 1 am
prepared to sell coal as cheap AS en- hc
sod, aud give you SUPERIOR LUHI
COAL. Call on me before you buy.
Respectfully
c. HE 1KFORD.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from ABB
erdeen for the season commencing
September 1st, 1883, up to Wednes-
day, May 21st 1884, amounted to
23405 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates in former
UparC.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
ICE NOTICE.

For the convenience of customers we
will keep the Ice House open on Sun
day, from 6 to 7 a. m. and p. M, Civ
ing one hour each in the morning and
evening.
SHELL & Co.
April 30-tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

MASTER Spencer W. Gibson, Ooe-
rator of the W. q. Telegraph Co.,
will accept our thanks for high APP
preciated favors.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

II is acknowledged by chemists and phys
icians that DR.. Prices Special Favoring Ex-
tracts are the purest in the market They are
used by the first families in this country, and
are daily increasing In popular favor. House
wives who desire the most delicious flavor In
their cakes, puddings and pastry, will get it by
using DR.. Prices FlavOrs.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

Patronize Home Enterprises and buy
SHELL q CO.'S IODIDE AMMONIA
LINIMENT, the best Liniment out, and
made at home.
- GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST
and for any purpose where liniment is
needed. Prepared and sold only by
(m'h2o.) SHE'LL & co.
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Wanted 10 Rgsy

good and desirable dwelling conveu
iently located to the business portion of
the city, or a good lot for building pur-
poses; for particulars apply to
MORRIS STERN.
April 2S,-lm.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

Brick laying on the depot building,'n
this city, of the Canton, Aberdeen d
Nashville Railroad, is progressing
rapidly.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
largest Stock Of

--TORCHON, POMPADOUR,-
And other novelties in Laces. that has
ever been shown in this market, and at
far lower prices.
tm26tf). STERN BROS,
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Leoveyour orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Mix with Mr. J. W. WILSON. IL n,l
deliver it Mt your own loor. twi.e carl
iayat the most reasonable rates. st.GI
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April 28,-lm.
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t.omdon Hc>torri- Great english
Toilet Article. Restores grJNth, color.
gloss. and sortuess, Removes DandruT.
Aristocratic families of Great Britain
endorse it. Elegant dressing. Fragrantly
pertumrd' The favoIite OF fashion. At
Druggists for 81 ia, or IS cts. in U. S
money. March lS-1v
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DECORATION DAY.

The following programme has been
arranged by the Ladies Memorial Asso-
ciation for Decoration Day, Friday.
May 23rd:
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SHE'LL Il O. mnl,n the hnst

SHE'LL & Co make the best
CONDITION POWDER =
In the market, and sell it for The low
price Of FIFTEEN CENTS y package.
Cool for Horses, Cattle. Chi'keus, Etc.
(m'I2J). SHELL d co,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

Will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
ut any residence in the city. twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. J. w. WILSON.
Sept. 81 tt.