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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

{ d city treasurer FOR the ensuing term
The bond Of F. r. Stout, City Mar
shal was presented examined and ap-
proved.
The bond of ". E. Love, Mayor was
presented, cznminod and approved.
The Mayor appoin ed the following
committees.
Committee on finance, W. G, Sykes,
Chairman, G. W. EIAin, and j. n.
Maynard
Committee or Internal Improvements,
S. II. Berg, chairman, W. Il. Vasser.
and J. NJ. Brassheld.
On motion, the following ordinances
wore adopted:
Be it ordained, by the Mayor and See
Iectmon, Of the City of Aberdeen that
the officers Of said city shall receive
the compensation hereinafter designs
ted from and after the 9th day Of May
A. D. 1884.
The Mayor SHAH receive and be paid a
salary OF one thousand dollars per annums
payable monthly with perquisites az
heretofore
The Marshal shall receive seventy
five dollars per month, with perquisltes
as heretofore.
The Selectmen shall receive $1,000
acL per annum.
The Tax Assessor and Collector shall
receive $500 per aunum, and no com
mission,
The Clerk Of the Beard shall receive
| $40 % per aunum.
Be it further ordained, that it shall he
3aty OF the Tax Assessor and Col
sator. forthwith to execute bond in the
4.ltE Of 5.g 0o0; with good and suih-
leut security payable to the city of
| Aberdeen, conditioned tol the faithful
performance Of his duty as such Asses.
sor aud Collector Of the tax Of said city.
accora1c to law, and the proper pay
menl to,the Treasurer Of all mouies col~
lectel by hin.
Be it further ordained that the Treas
uror Of said city shall forthwith execute
a bond in the penal sum of SO, oO0s
payable to the City Of Aberdeen, with
/ two or more good AID sufficient securi>
ICES. conditioned for the cafe keeping OF
tue monies of the city, and the disburse'
Dents thmeot accordIng,t to law, and the
tiitufuI performance OF all duties per
. aiumg TO sud Office Of Treasurer, anc
init he shall receive no compensation OF
commission or account Of said Office.
3 Ga mouoL the Internal Improvement
p Committee, were instructed to invcsti
. gote and report to the Board the hes
aud cheapest way to secure .gravel fol
il The streets.
] The Board then adjourned.
W. LOVE, Mayor.
j. W. MavSARD, Secretary.
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Fish From the Tombigbee River.

The fishing season has fairly open
cd, and the numerous anglers Of Abb
erdeen and vicinity keep the Tom
bigbee river we'll lined with nets and
trot-lines for miles above and below
the city, and each morning and even
ing appear on the streets with huge
"strings'' or loads of fresh fish. In
terviewing one of the Izaak Waltons
recently we learned that the number
taken from the river this season is at
least as large as in any previous year,
while the demand is very much
greater, and that the fishermen have
realized from eight to fifteen cents
per pound for all of their "catch,"
including those attaining as high as
eighty pounds and upwards in weight.
Besides innumerable other species
that ply their fins and caudle ap-
pendages in the Bigbee, are the yell
low cat, spoonbill cat, blue cat,
channel cat, willow cat, dog-head
cat, sun pearch, white poarch, black
Dream, white and salmon trout, red
horse, mullet, bigh-fnned white
sucker, black horse, gizard and hick-
DRY shad, eel, buffalo, drum, gar,
sturgeon, and soff-shell and hard
shell turtle, quite number of which
are choice fish and favorites with all
epicures.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15
GRAND CONCERT.

A concert will be given by the
ladies and musicians of the city at
the Court House, on "Wednesday
night, the 21st inst, for the benefit OF
the Parsonage Fund of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, in Aber-
deem. The local talent will be assist
ed by performers of note and culture
from abroad, and grand musical
treat and entertainment is assured,
Pharmacists in attendance upon the
annual session of the State Pharma-
ceutioal Association will DO rendered
complimentary tickets of admission
Admission, 80 cents.
May ii, ID
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Mobile Selling Cotton in Aber-
deem.

Mr.. G. w. Sherman, of the firm Of
Burdick, Owen & Co., cotton buyers
in Aberdeen, received samples of
several bales Of cotton from Mobile
on Wednesday last, to be sold in this
market, and disposed Of them at once
to the purchasing agents for the mills
at Fall River, Massachusetts,, and
notified his correspondents in Mobile
to forward samples to Aberdeen Of
all cottons that cannot be sold at
full prices in that market.
The fact is that the arrangements
and facilities for placing cotton, pos
sessed by the buyers in Aberdeen,
are SO nearly perfect, that they are
enabled at any time to dispose of
all grades at full quotations; and the
orders from spinners and foreign
buyers that are always on file here,
admit ofsales being consumated with
certainty and dispatch. This condi-
ton of affairs is fully appreciated by
the commission merchants in Mobile
and other large cities, and will re-
suit in large transactions hereafter
Our only objection to this class OF
sales is that while it adds to the
commercial reputation of Aberdeen
and the profits of her cotton men, ii
will not increase her receipts, for
such transactions merely involved
sending us the samples instead Of
the bales.
The circumstance, however, is
worthy of note as proving to the pro
ducers that they have in Aberdeen {
market that can take their cotton al
as full rates as any other on the con
tinent,
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s A SPLENDID LINE
OF GENTS UNDERWEAR
AND FURNISHING GOODS,
VERY CHEAP, AT
BAUMGARTEN'S.

We publish this morning the card
of DR.. S. r. WYsE, Dentist Surgeon,
who comes to US highly recommend
ed by those familiar with his charac-
ter and skill. His Office is in the
Eckford building, corner of Com
merce and Meridian streets, where he
will be glad to tender his profession
al services to our people.
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Chancery Court i'm Lee County.
Hon. BAXTER MCFARLAND, Chancellor

Hon. BAXTER MCFARLAND, Chancellor
of the First Jpdisial District, begun the
May term of the Chancery Court for Lee
county on the 9th INST, and as the docket
is said to be al unusually large one it
is probable the entire term of twslve
days will be consumed. The Chancellor
is on his second circuit since receiving
the Governors Commission, and while
a comparative stranger to the masses his
abilities as a lawyer have for years been
recognized and appreciated by the mem
bers of the Bar of the entire District,
and his uniform courtesy has won for
him the universal esteem and confidence
Of counsel and litigants.
The next session Of his Court will be
he Id in the First District of Chickasaw
county, commencing on the third Mon
day of May and continuing twelve days.
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l have located at last, and on the
first h1OroC the Gordon House, in rear
Of |. Y. Johuson's Jcwelry store, entered
through the main entrance to the hotel,
where am prepared to give O CLEAN
and EASY SHAVE, Hot and Cold
Bath, unqualified IN the city. The pub
lie generally are invi ted to see mowhore
| am better prepared to serve them than
| ever have been. Thankful for past
favUra. and asking for a continuance Of
tle same ] am respectfully.
SAM BRACK
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Messrs. Adams & Ketchum, of the
Corinth Foundry and Machine
Shops, shipped last week o.She6ield,
Ala, the culture great" city of the
Tennessee valley, the first steam
engine that will be erected within its
precincts, and they have orders for
five more for the same "town.' This
firm is almost as phen omenal as
Sheffield in its rapid outcome and
great possibilities. Three or four
years ago ii would have smiled CRATE
fully over IN order for a pair of cast
iron fire dogs" and yet q few
months ago il underbid Cincinnati
for a contract to put new boilers on
the Tombigbee steamer Lotus, and
is now working fortyafye skilled
mechanics night and day, and has
among other contracts furnished
seven engines to Monroe county and
six to Lowndes, besides filing orders
in every other county in East and
North hZiseirsipJi. 1t is now pre-
pared TO furnish large engines and
saw mill out tits within FIVE days Of
the commencement of work-this
can hardly be beaten anywhere.
Messrs. Adams & Ketchum have
agreed to make q fine exhibit of THEN
Mississippi skill and enterprise al
the New Orleans Exposition.
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April 90-tf,

Mr.. James X. English, of this city,
has been employed to prepare the
specimens-in cross section cuts-of
about a hundred varieties Of the
forest trees of Mississippi for our ex,
hibit at New Orleans. He must OBJ
tain fine specimens no matter where
sought, and we appeal to our patri-
otto land owners to give him every
assistance in the way of contribu-
tons. He will do the work and all
that we ask is the gift Of the raw
material. He will only want a three
foot cut, and readers willing to con-
tribute noble specimens are earnestly
requested to communicate with him
at once so that he can make inspec-
ton and select the best specimens
attainable.
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April 2S,-1m.

A letter received by Mr.. Jacob
,Gattman, on Tuesday from Capt W.
B. DeCourcey, Engineer of the Can
ton, Aberdeen s. Nashville Railroad,
states that the tracklaying on that
line is progressing finely, and that
one mile of rails is being put down
auarv day.
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For n Clean. Easy shave go TO
TnIrNT N1I1T SyHN

learned the trade in one Of the ldrres
cities in Europe, and for long tln'
worked in the best Barber Shops N thu
United States. Please give me trial.
If you want n shave
As good as Barber ever gave,
Just call at my saloon
At early morn, eve or busy noon.
NV shop is neat, my towels clean,
Scissors sharp and ltuz9rs keen;
And All that lst gal skill can do,
Ii YOU lust oall IA do Tor you.
Respectfully,
GlgA JOHN NELSON
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TIE FACES.

A circuit for the spring races has
been established and announced,
which includes Aberdeen, Jackson
and Meridian, Mississippi. They
will occur at the Fair Grounds in
this city, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, May 9th,
28th, 29th and Both, and will be free
for all, running and trotting, with
purses amounting to six thousand
dollars. Fifteen races are announced
for each of the three points above
named, and excursion rates on all
railroads are guaranteed.
Monroe county has several fast
horses that will probably be entered
for these races,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15
SPEdyG AGEES !
TO ALL THOSE WHO NEED GLASSES.

As practical Optician of thirty five
years experience, | can say that
SpgNoER's DIAMOND SPECTACLES"
are the hest for the eyes OF any made.
1t is well known fact that Science teach>
os that the Pure, Pebble Glasses polarises
light, nud thereby iniures-weakens-
the Optic Nerve, but the fusion OF
Silica and Quartz, as used to make the
Diamond Spectaces, deprives the
glass Of it's chrystaline structure and
any of its injurious effects select
glasses to. suit each present condition Of
sight-that eau be benehlted-by latest
improved methods; but, TO those who
want the pure Pebble Glasses" / will
order them for 81 80 in coin silver or
steel frames, and $1,000 in lax gold
frames. Come and SEE, and be con
Vinoed Respectfully,
MI 2w g, T. CLIFFORD.
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THE Delegates to the Grand

THE Delegates to the Grand
Lodge l. o. O. f. received an inyi-
tation to visit the Protestant Orphans
Home at Natchez, which for lack Of
time they were forced to decline, but
the hat was passed around in the
Lodge Room, and each delegate
came down with his dollar for the
orphans, which was duly turned over
to the trustees. BY the way, this
method of responding to the invita-
ton, was suggested by our genial
and generous fellow-citizen, Dele
gate w, J. Webb.
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BASE BAIL.

There was a match game Of base
ball at the Fair Grounds on Thurs
day, for a prize of $40 offered by
Aberdeen Fire Company No. l, be-
tween the colored club of West
Point, and the colored club from
Chapel Grove, in this county.
The West Point boys withdrew
after each side had had four innings,
giving up the game,
The scorce stood seven to two, in
favor of the Chapel Grove Club undel
the coptaincy Of p NJ. Jones.
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@. w. GIBSON, Manager.

TIE Okolona colored brass band
came down on the train Wednesday
night, the 7th, to take part in the
festivities of our colored follow citi
zens, and discoursed some sweet
music as it marched through the
city from the depot.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

DR. J. W. Eckford intends to make
an exhibit il the Mississippi Dopart-
ment Of The Now Orleans ExPoaitior
of the wonderful mineral waters Of
oar city artes;an wells. with analysis
Of the water Of each well This ez-
libit viii be q fine advertisement for
the town and attract great attention
from medical men, invuiids and
scientists.
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The Sch eSGUIes.

The running Of double daily trains on
the Mobile 81 Ohio road was begun last
Sunday. They pass through this city,
going north at $40 a. M, and 1895 r. M;
going south, 1882 a. M, and 1926 p. m.
The eating house for the road will be
established at this place. Meridian
Sun.
The Sun is mistaken in regard to
some of its figures The schedules of
the old or regular passenger llairs have
not been changed particle, and arrive
at Meridian at $40 a. M, going north,
and 1925 p. m. going south, Jas usual.
The new or extra train, which is also n
regular train, arrives at Meridian at
1875 p. M, going north, and 1882 a. m. =,
going south. They pass Nuldon as
follows: Old train, 9:S8 a. m. north;
$40 P. M, south. New train, 80 p. m.
north, ana 3;O5 a. m south. The Alb =
erdeen Branch train and those on other
branch roads, make close oonnectin only
with trains on the main line that run on
the old schedule.
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BEST OIL KNOWN
SHE'LL & co.

CONTRACTOR S. H. BERG, on Tues
day begun the excavations for the
depot of the Canton, Aberdeen &
Nashville Railroad, in this city, and
the building will be pushed rapidly
to completion. The building will
front on Chestnut Street, and crosses
Washington, which has been con-
demned East of Chestnut for that
purpose.
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The lnrcest Stock Of

General manager G. G. Bruckner,
of the Aberdeen Electric Light Com
pany, assisted by City Marshal Stout,
is energetioally engaged in putting
the poles for the wires and posts for
lanterns i'll place, and doubtless the
wires will all be stretched before the
end of the week. We understand
that the entire plant for the works
has arrived and is being rapidly put
in place.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

Nor less than one thousand dol
lars will be realized in the Aberdeen
market this year from the sale Of fresh
fish from the Tombigbee river, while
all along its course through the
county the fnny tribes are contrlbu-
ting to the meat supply of those
within reach of the stream. Our
people are much more fortunate than
those of many other railroad points
who are obliged to have their sup
plies of that excellent article of food
shipped, at rather expensive prices
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proceedings city Council.
CALLED MEETING.
MAYORS OFFIoE. ABERDEEN, MISS, /
AnrIl Slh. 1881. {

April 8th, 1854
Present-W. E. Love, Mayor,
G. W. Elkin, !
W G. Sykes, { Selectmen
J. W Lee,
J. W. Maynard,
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Selectmen Of the city Of Aber-
deem, that the rght-of-way is hereby
granted to the Canton, Aberdeen &
Nashville Railroad Company as now
located across and along any Of the
streets Of the City of Aberdeen.
2ND That that part Of Washington
Stree. which is obstructed by the CROSS
ing Of the track of the Canton, Aberdeen
& Nashville Railroad Company and by
the building of It's depot thereon on nd
ioceur thereto, being that portion OF said
Washington Street, lying Fast Of Ches-
nut Street, is hereby granted and cons
vsvod to said Canton, Aberdeen & Nash
vile Railroad Company.
BIRD. That tbat portion Of Washing
ION Street lying East of Chesnut Street,
and West Of the Eastern boundary Of
he right OF way Of said Raiload-il
tho Cily Of Aberdeen, be and Is hereby
abolished.
The Board then adjourned;
W L. Love-, Mayor
J. W. MAYsARD, Secretary.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

WE are indebted to our old friend,
Mr.. H. r. Dickson, of the house OF
VIM. H. Lyon & Co., New York, for
highly appreciated services.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

The shipments Of cotton from ABB
erdeen for the season commencing
September 1st, 1888, up to Wednes-
day. May 14th 1884, amounted to
23,287 balta
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

Parties desiring to advertise their
business to the people of Lamar county
are referred to the Lamar News, pub
lishod at Vernon, by e. j. McNatt, as
afording au excellent medium. The
rates are low and pay will not be asked
until the expiration of advertisements.
Apply to G.. W. Pearce, at Roy & Bro;
who is agent for said paper.
MnY 12=2W.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

Opened at Mrs. A. N. HENWOODS,
on the 23rd, Pattern Hats and Bon
netts, Oriental Laces and other Novel
ties all Of which will be sold OF the
lowest prices.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

Subscribers who wish a buggy Or
carriage promptly can ring No. 25,
Posoy & Morgans stable, who can
now always be reached by Telephone.
Messrs. Howard & Jordan's Stable
is No. 4. Orders by telephone for
vehicles will receive prompt atten-
ton.
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AVanted 40 Buy

A good and desirable dwelling conven
iently located to the business portion OF
the city, or good lot for building pur9
poses; for particulars apply to
MORRIS STERN.
April 2S.-1m,
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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 to any part OF the city.
Price low. J, W, WILSON.
[5ept. 2lntf,
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Col. Porter, the popular and eff"
cient Secretary of the State Senate,
paid our beautiful city visit on
Sunday, and vas as much charmed
and surprised by the many evidences
of energy, thrift, progress and pros"
perity that met his eyes on every
hand, as our hospitable citizens were
gratified to meet him; and this ie
saying great deal, for Secretary
Porter is every where within the
borders of the Commonwealth o
most welcome visitor. We regret
that his stay was too brief to enable
us to show him our city in its work
ing garb, and its leading objects OF
interest to strangers and pride tc
the denizens.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

TIE receipts Of cotton by wagon,
principally from the counties west
and northwest Of us, during the past
week, have been extraordinary con-
sidoring the lateness of the season.
In fact they were more like tie usual
receipts in March than May.
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sHEI L & Co make the best
CONDITION POWDER
In the market, aud sell it for the low
price of FIFTEEN CENTS a package
Cool for Horses, Cattle. Chickens, stc.
(m'h20). SHE'LL " w.
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Respectfully submitted,
W. G.. SYKES,

We. SYKES,
j. W. MAYNARD,
Members Finance Committee,
Ordered, that the internal In
provament Committee, examine the
shade trees on Mr.. A. Il. Fronoh's
lot claimed to be damaged by the
grading of the street, and make re-
port to the Board.
The Board then adjourned,
w Il, LOVE, Mayor.
]. W. MAYNARD, Sec y.
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TIE CACTUS EgEDGE.

ACTON, Hoop COUNTY TEXAS,
May q, 1884. (,
W. B. WALKER, Esq, Aberdeen Miss:
DEAR Sm-Yours of April 25th to
hand. In regard TO your inquiry I
would say the Cactus will make good
Hedge, because it grows tall enough
from 8 to II feet highland is SO dense
that nothing can creep through it. and
it will not sproad over The field. Thave
been working with the Cactus Hedg
for number OF years ANA my ooserva-
tion is that it is the best Of all hedges.
It requires attention, that IL, to DO well
cultivated for two OF three years. Three
or four years are required for The Cac
tus to grow 10 a good hedge. oioar which
no pruning nor attention Of any kind IS
necessary. Yours,
IL, HOWARD.
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(m'ch26.

WE had the pleasure of visit on
Friday, from Mr.. GILBERT SMITH
General Agent of the New York
Equitable Life Assurance Associa-
ton. He is making a tour of the
Southern States, and will establish
an agency in Aberdeen for that
popular insurance company.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

Dr. J. w. EcKFoRD has completed
and moved into his splendid new
residence out on franklin street, and
is still in communication with the
Telephone EXCHANGE.
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Cotton Market

May IA, 1884,
New York-Middling II ll-l6
New Orleans--1lR
Nobile-uN
Aberdeen-10%
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As will be observed from announce
ment elsewhere, the ladies will give
musical entertainment at the Court
House on the night of Wednesday,
the 21st inst, for the benefit of the
Methodist Church parsonage fund.
1t is needless to assure our readers
in advance that the occasion will be
one of the greatest success, for the
projectors of this concert never fail
in their efforts and determination to
please even the most accomplished
musical critics.
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.KsNSN.NW 0EEI.

Sold by SHELL & co. has no equal Tor
safety from Explosion or Brilliancy OF
flame, and they guarantee prices as low
as any HIaH TEST ARTICLE DAN BE SOLD
in Aberdeen, no matter what the price
NAV 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. ~ 90
(m'h20tf) SHE'LL u W.
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his PApERIS ON FlLE
Railroad Schedule

~r,p,IXs 70 connect with the Express trains
: ih.a,, no main line OF the Mobile & ONO
Railroad, viii depart and arrive, Oh the Aoer'
deem Branch, rs follows;
Leave at 1925 .. m. Arrive iO:4V d. III
Leave at 4:35 p. m. ArrlV9 o''o p NJ
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HEE NQsE'kGE.

For the convenience of customers we
will keep the Ice House open on Sun
day, from 6 to 7 u. m, and p. M, Civ
ing one hour each in the morning and
evening.
SHELL 4 Co.
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will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. j. W. WILSON.
Sept. 21-tf.
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WE are requested 70 announce
that, at q recent meeting of the
Ladies' Memorial Association, Friday,
May 23rd, 1884, was decided upcp
as the day for the decoration Of the
graves Of our Confederate dead.