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Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
aIarkG0a= 8erctuln0er.
EhIcnnp. 1,oe Warts. 1871.

>'NfD~G 80 -hNAs-g ~
&tntcr : &pcSc. go. 2, red, gs-g9,
No. 3, red, s0-9i; rejected, -.
0aerE&ucoe. Iturteoet lille, gip. >.
95la-935a; SO. 3, 7S-70; Rejected, u
81.
&rAuirr sucr Ro. ?. gtarfeoet f.aut.
&Iarts gIit-9laa &lai9 SO s-9Gla On.
nj $685.; Suit 99R-9g7a; Sey.
tem6cr 99-9gaa
g9aiS. Yrlcrue cr: gio. , and high
mixed, ~54-53l5; Rejected, ;Gp
mixed, 49I5-5U19; at Itpcre5 / Starts,
-; 4iai, 52-53; SUM 51-571i; SnlI
$50; Elu8uit 80.
SABRE. giO. ,, white, 35l3-3Gls. 20,
2, mixed, 35k-3lis, at legeycs iN}arts.
31-3li.; April 31la-31li; 9tal, 81 q
Ssh.
Bag. Wo. ,. 60; Rejected, 5G-5s ;gtorts
5Sl5; Niai, $751;.
800. gtartebet title, gto. ,, G3-6l og
Ga at leUeres ! Starts; Aiai Csc.
Spir, l%eueHOe, light bacon grades, 60
60; for HsoialtHina G.35-GsS; Ia8ttOc.
10000 pr. 100.
MESS PORK. gtoet iUgt: Mai Is 10
1880; SUM 18.25-l445; 5uli ISL
1850.
Caro-. gini, 975-0sO;S Sum- 9.s5-9gO;
Sui 9.95.
Sm9r. @iteripurgt, Creamery, 22-3G;
n.trs.- M NJ. .f-s.@.F... a rl. ID II
Butter l2-20.
2&9. Ter er bet0oelj8 9gg l gtarteoet,
O9 Eriierue bodies lapere. SiDrre Far
tier 20-2O- pr. 9uiin.
Srp. MartcOet CT M ftIle % omtreut
Ouer. &il aabHcs t9Ieu ben I5Oe Sep
tcmber Tor M Ii!fericI al bette Mars
@rgOe.
SaIS. G4-74.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
Niicn.

Snoberstntn9sr ira Gonauiu til gas
ris 9aur uo pun, at Den ~irauite Groppss
Afoelin9 uncer an 6rsmrDtniug mob
Sac Niub bar BAIT ct Sammsnite6
mso 6lsnocn, og at bsnHs Ieo ct Cab.
- abmiruI 6ourbst !igger ms0 Ct
Yantiers Stib Ueo Guinbo % bar er:
tIGret ben Del at Rpiteu bIotcrst.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
SrcQOu.

Sem Ntanb, Der bolot paa meo ct
SprGn9uin9s .2tr6etoe ueo 8nter 6itg
SiSebone i9iennem BpIe Canon /
Union Gouuty, bIeU aIoeIeS bcgraune
og tnulte unber ct SorSifreO. De
baube nstop oiipret ct uGIoigt DEines
Stub, ba Ell ubpre SorOs Og Sten:
Masic ls0neOe Oppe pau 6ieIOsS traas
ninsen Os itgrtebe fig Ouer Dem meO
iuaoun 6art, at bet blep benz en- llmus
Ii9beO at Hippo berfro.
- Den 22oe SUM ifaI Der / Oregon
itcmmeS ouer, ON S%puititutionen ital
~fOranoreS I%auIsOes, at 6uinoer itul baue
iamme Stemmes9tet ION OtGno.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19

er omtOmre. 6or "a Gage iioen orog
De aiiteo til Ratbbrnm meb 9eunetss
mibIer for 4 0age og efterlob uOifiuigt
mere 6orraoO hos en- Ntanb, buem be
IagOe, at ban iuben en- ll9e ituI6e faa
SeiteO ON, buor De par, Iaa be tun6e
faa fig line eager tiIienbt. GuOnu er
De life TONNE tiI6ase. SORT troeOe
man, at Oe bnu6c naaet frem til GG9Ie
6itp, men bette itabfRitsr Jig life.
Der bleu itrar aTbolOt ct MO6e, Serge
iamIeOcs, og en- Del 6oIf ~afienotes for
at e%iterDpore Dem paa ale 6unter, men
Sneen CT forfGroeIig opb, iao bet life
Ct en- let Gag at fOmme irem.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
Spuoplutcr.

gietop moOtuget $1,000 GunuOIas
ter, builte ri tan iGIse meset biaiat
msb paatrptt 2Ioresis. 8i nil trptte
l 900 6onuOlutsr for $3.50; 500 for
$3.50. Sr. Bot % GtS. srtra pr.
], 900, IA @tS. pr. 500. SOC, 600 gss
ItiQinoer euifsS. gebre Gou~polntsr,
bsicre 9riier. gGOrssie:
y. stnunpien, DseOrab, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
-. mnnL. 11nc marts. 1881.

SpeSc, Nu. hard, Ntarts, leo; Mai,
1.04, 0o. ., hard, 954-95, No.2, $50,
No. 3, co. @iais, Yo. ?, 81. 9to. 2
mixed, 81; garis 81. Sapre, No. g.,
mixed, 3215. 9pe, sto. 2, 63, No. 3.
extra, So, gto. 3, A.. Tus, ato. 9, "a
Smror, Creamery, $50, Gilt Edge
Creamery, 600, good Diaries, 1875,
miooels Diaries, 1O-15, iimpclt IS. Yos
icicr 40.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
6 ania 8.

Den foriGrOeIi9e 8reatur : SpsbOm,
Der 9aar unoer Hapn al foot and mouth
disease unretter ifrGtteIise 9OeIasssI.
ier i euteIte 0iitrifter, life minOit /
9lGrbsoen al 9teoibO Sails. Der er
trufiet 6orunitaItninger for, at Smits
ten life itaI ipreOe fig uipere, Der sr
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
A0lan0ft.
VI 0.

Den guile Sober raisr / en- 6etGnttliQ
@rnb / Hpen Csbuantepec. Gu ames
%ritGnit Serubanss 5ngcuisr er BOB af
Su9oOmmsn, % Den belle gefOItuing
Il iua iOrfGrOer, at Aue % Gnbuer,
iom tan, ityrter no at Been.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
NaI0EGnOl9 yODO0a Tor buermaHo,

uenrbtiac! ritter Be btOts GmsriiaREs
6can5tea;r pa DC enititc StatrTs
S~5Uiam!inGer, iilSrna fer Den
IiaE5iEayifs Sri0!iRiEs /
Nmeriia.
GcTiaU2t mso iulofPuoiqs Torrularer,
9osref:sr GItosrt iurioiit Ecfumtut Tan og,
lTltc5 uotu 0lrlp al aouptater. Snoebul.
2caec Dc III / Rrait uGrgRue 8uuterotlope.
a&c &c iorifegise S.attrs SeiiemmslisI
aH9aasIos GiRlO o. llopdutuiug, "gremp
ton, getez % andre SOHtrafter, G;ifer,
EIadl GeiraGTsu;er Uiu.; sHopIosrs 9oueue
On "&rezemp:iUH", "0omateaO" Cp.agelie,
SOrserrlts grbosrpsIle, 5orpagtninger %
ElaoJUv5 &iilUnIussr; Cuoelig unioucas
&onitiriSion ~ iraotGH0Ige CplrSuiuger
be suIc;ts Stat=rs polttiiis Torbolo ca
Siprc!is, Um &ai8vet GnbcosmRnoeue5
S!i8tsr, GOmi!oteue5 EmraaOe, 9uitbeitcm,
nciieue, Ataal ug SRgi or, oauusIo'
eli m%na0OErii9 % tilnrEttsIlp
llaao5Cg i5r ale i1bvaHOrruoe Stanaila.
/ osrr5 Sitting ION Nrbeioere, em
b~easmRHo, 6ab~ritantsr. Garmtre, 5Orrtt
GagitaIiitar, &olititert, 5isue
i.stgGgoc, III. 81.
9;ris. ~ir0buaoeu $500.
3.
2eEDrlh. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
8aibingtUn II.

Den brpOiOmme Sra6e:0 collar er otter
noe os 9iOr 6%OritprreIie. Gn Del uOens
Ianoite SpetuIanter tieber benz nemIia
Op Der / ganOet, ~antuselis for at prutte
Dem paa uui6enOe Gmigranter / 6iems
lan6et iii fulo 8Rroi.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
Dore premiebeoer.
/. Ga gDIiG Gortgainasr.
rNkng

~ - : Y OAD
1etS 2rabsiie.--gu 5ortsgina til q
Is af.
Per giortens Es.-gu rn,'pm oorS,
T9rteGIu9.
Sct1eae$s - afsirst,. 49, On poIF Esr
teniRg.
JsGen.-Gn tto'u Uoifr Rovteliaa fro
ben fioas eauf, sr;3.
ItGf Gf sSartuss eia.-gH iere,l,s
I'oiia S!iIsriH9 OH Oisle imo4 irt.rss
.sHt: %9s.
3so Ssre'I,-9iaf
Eer!ccsIFsSs3iioef aGr5a.-en
atoriom TcrtTalaa.
~ @emfe' TGat.-Gftsr bst guaslTfs
- absGtst @ismipE.-Gt jpcuII Saor
misunderstanding.
sals cs ,fgaesr.-Gigi nf Ssrq.n WRo
i=sgrs &srrss&GaraeE, en- iaa9For
eig GortGllHa fca &seiemarten.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19

Oprettet eller itul Opreites 1t SonO til
SnbtiOb at ale be ipss 0pr, bUitte bu
ituI orGbes O9 brenbes. Sg9bOmmen
mebfOrer, at Ssuene Iigsfom raaSner
hen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
"SctOrG5zBofeH" SortraiHser.
III.
12S Sisrr.-$ris 20 Gents.
GnNholo;

S0or ia! StaGet iila &c ggootmsoe.
III Slsgi; &iGHds}-gu Sgg1siie 5.itorie.
III 0orsct Ycchtr S.5Uy-SrHotpuer at
pans @sieiicu &aNgs5 gig-SugD. SuaUlu5
Sycil. fSli nariet Sceder Stove)-Srau.
}arlus @agievue paa Sicn. 30 SEsiJlr.
erEr8er. tSttie al g2allju aoi) - Ger
Eroceut Sieute. tAi SUIT .. Slouo)-Gf en-
5tHosiras efterlao.s gapircr. - gtpuss
15diUl. lGa o!itoyie ira S9tu J-gn Storm.
Rat.-&l. for st.
&orcsIe: Z. AnundSen.
3Ctoyan, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
. . . . . . q .

Bill De abOnuenter, Der enonu itpIosr
for "0ecorabs8 oitsn", pare iaa uenIige
at tnoisnbe i'm 6outingeut. Oct CT
paa benne Garstib, en- apiss llOqiper
maa 9iore 9te9nju9 pda at iaa ino
8snge, % 6a Triien paa ~DecOrabs
Soften" Ell iaa Iioen, Dor man lite Iaoe
os ueute pua 9etGIingen, men ienoe
inb itrar. vi bar Ienbt no GOnuoIus
ter % 8lantS, iau man life bar mssst
Sru0sri meo at itriut.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19

Sngen buree unola0e at tnotrGoe lom
Glen / DEBORAH INSTITUTE, ON ban
emo itanr no9et tilbase; Der er Sldsitr Ior
Vile, men lite for Saaoaaue, JON oil bop
ne Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
minuoufee. zoe Starts. 1884.

SUces, No. ?, 9215 ;9iarts, 905s; @tai
96lL Suui0SL. MGis, 54ls. SABRE, gto.
>, 30. 5sug, gto. 1, $50 SDg, Np. ?,
G3; grtra gio. 3, SO. MISS PORK,
~1Z9O-1S.1O for Ntai. Sarc, 9.55.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
qinrrnnnL. 15pe Wlarts, 1894.

NIVEEpUUII IVVN ~k"F'II I"'
Flour, l0s@ lis Cd. Nheat-N inter- IS
3d@8s Cd, spring, Is 1Od@Ss; California,
1s5d@7s 1Od; club, 7s11@Ss4d ;Corn-New,
4ss 915d; old. 5Ss 2d; Pork, lbs. Lard, AS
Cd
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
NINA.

s Spotane salts ct man bunse for,
at ct Sslitab, ~beitaaenbe al 10 WGnO,
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
globeIlcr % SDttGIlingcr. No. Is.

NNpppAc-
II to Slinoe. - IN Seernueiie / cure
SClemarien. - Gu Si9neijGrring.
go SIoer. Eris: - Geuts).
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
GH Split 8urtrainaer.
9etprab, Soma.

12S Siocr.-Fris: 20 etuts.
(Se SHOIotO 2oeU Spa!te lite Sioc)
N0resie: y. sipunofeu.
3ecorah. Soiua.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
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WHIal0e h.,
E BAN iuss,
SOAR ton for.
ING for of o..
.'0s ct opbo,b
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
Ifab b.

ia bar sior,
aOr, itr,
Site ntinSr,
get @ngIauS
os I7o
itOre iiuau.
ntri9e bar g..
SeI9snins itt,
iom Ben
ntOnceI betlo.
n0ere nan III,
be fbfe Nor
,taa. epsrss
)eo tremfor an
! tpliOmt. SIT
:ttriif 8eIpsnipno
'ro paa Samy''
8, OF man an.
I2n9e. Tor eIs,.
tommsr til Nm.
peer. Oct ,cp
at man snbnp
Gue De 5Orieo
baaoe GnSS'
lItsn Tor at %.
IanOe biuis eIsf
i'll,
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19
"SstoraB PJRsn"s SOrtrairser.
III.
128 SiSrr.-$ri} 20 Seats.

Tabuf Nrbei0critsu - E.e g.utieeaae.
lSpeH'! GoytGllEg. /. S~moeiuloru, ..
Ut &et3cpTitt, 3. SoIotranuygttJ - ct
~Uis 6usrl ,6ortCaiI8 ciitr Dc: gugeiiie)
Get reoe &glger. (&I o. &ntlIBJ-gu
5ulebeig ! G"rGitcgaGrOeu. C,fllt TortRs
!ar3)-Hecnt;ae. lEI 2rImiaa! pjtogieJ
Aorfs}t: 3 AuunGSen,
2etorah S0ra.
no. I, , % 3 Ieuees uuOtr en S6resIe
or 50 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19

9pteter. 1876 pr. Bulb; uOialsspris
4O-45.
IiGrsSrG. Sman adIFuuer 1G-l7 pr.
&uno; Slu9te0e @Gns, l2-1215.
Sorn=&pGg. 8riierne paa De %fOritIclz
Decorah-posten., 1884-03-19

siaar. 9~epeH0e, 3Si-425 pr. 100 GuHo;
beoIte Sort 6.O0-G.15.
queer. 5rtite, Glf Cts, pr. Euno; be
i~laoigeOc, 4 Gt8.; ialteoe, So Cts; tprs
reOe, 14-1415; &alpe Suoer, iriite, II
Cts. terreoe, IS Cts.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

The reduction of the gold reserve in
the U. S. Treasury from $l42 600, 900
on the LIST of May to $l17, 900, 900 on the
LIST of August, is alarming the "gold
bugs" of the Administration. They see
now the absolute necessity for doing
what prudence and fair construction
of the constitution and the laws should
have suggested long ago, and that is the
paying out of silver and gold in due pro-
portion upon all Government claims.
The demand for specie will soon cease
if the Treasury Department begins
shoveling ont standard dollars to those
who bring in treasury notes for redemp-
ton.
1t was the passage of the silver bill
that made the resumption OF specie pay
ment possible. and the active demand
for specie will cease when bill holders
find it necessary to bring dray along
whenever they present their greenbacks
for redemption.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14
A Jefferson County Exhibit.

One of the finest individual con-
tributions that will be made to the
Mississippi Department of the New
Orleans Exposition, will be sent from
Jefferson county bv Messrs. Dunbar
Hunt and B. B. Cross, of Rodney
consisting in part of the following
State products reported under date
of July 31st:
One bale clear Bermuda grass hay
One bale crab grass hay.
One bale clear timothy hay.
One bale red top hay.
One bale red clover hay.
One bale mixed clover hay.
One bale pea vine hay.
One bale of Oats.
One bale sumac leaves.
One bale best black moss.
One bale best gray moss.
One crib made out of native woods
and cane filled with fine corn.
This contribution is almost equal
to county fair" in itself.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Capt G. A Johnston returned from
New York, where he has been to at,
tend the sessions of the National
Democratic Executive Committee, OF
which he is member, the early part
of the week. He brings good news
with him, He says Cleveland will
certainly carry New York by a rous.
ing majority, and that he will be
elected by larger vote in the elec-
toral college than was ever given to
a successful candidate for the Presi
dency. His means of obtaining corr
rect and reliable information were
unusually good, and he improved
them. That his cheering reports OF
Democratic prospects will prove to
be well founded we have every rea>
son to believe. columbus In0ec.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14
ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, AUGUST IA. 1884.

The Republican State Executive Com
mittee met in Jackson on the 7th inst,
and appointed the following ell C oral
ticket.
For State at-Lnrge-Judge Fl. f.
Simrall, of Warren, aud Gen. Reuben
Davis, of Monroe. Alternates-Jason
Niles, of Attala, and W. A. Montgomery,
of Kinds.
FIRST Congressional Distriot-Ds J.
NJ. Bynum of Prentlsg. Alternate-B.
L. Nabers, of Monroe.
Second District-Tobe Humphries.
colored, of Lafayette. Alternate-- Walt
lamar, Punola.
Third Disirict-Ex>Gov. J l.. AIcorn,
of Coahoma. Alternate-losiah T..
Montgomery, colored. of Warren,
Fourth llistrctl-George W. Jones,
colored, of Grenada. Alternate-I. Ii.
Henderson,
Fifth Dlstrict-Dr. J. r. S. Pitts Of
Wayne. Alternate-W. A. brennan, OF
Holmes.
Sixth District-Jos. N Carpenter, of
Adams. Aternate-Dr. Thomas ].
Jackson, of Amite.
Seventh Dstrict-G. S. Mcmillan, of
Lincoln. AlerAate--J. j. Spellmun, of
Kinds.
OF the twenty seven members of the
State Executive Committee, sixteen
were Federal office holders, and mo,
tiou was adopted that the seats of the
office holders be vacated and that the
chairman appoint outsiders to the vacant
chairs.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

A writer in the Clarion speaks Of
the seed Of the Japanese Glover never
being obtained except when scraped
up "mixed with sand so as to be
almost undistingushable. He is
mistaken-we have haa them exhib>
tied at the Fairs here in good cons
dition, by Mr.. Robert Bro wn, Presi-
dent of our Board of Supervisors,
and others. Mr.. Brown will have
them on exhibition in the Mississippi
Department at New Orleans this
winter.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14
MNRVmN NN l,FN ENNE.

II any medicine is tdrly entitled toth,
claims set forth it, DE HARrrR S lHoN
roNGO is one, lis virtues have been SO
well established that # has hccoman sta
Pile article in the MIleet sense OF the word.
Thousands Of people whose health and
strength had gone, aud who seemed to
have a feeble hoId on life, have been res
stored to perfect health by it's use, and
thousands more will have the snme cause
to rejoice, 1t is a life pr, selvcr1u some
respects. aud Is Well worthy of the good
world which r spok II OF 1t by the
muuy who owe The restoration OF tb, il
health to it's LSn.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Hon. Jas. T. Harrison, of Colum.
bus was married on the 7th inst. to
Miss. Fannie Moore of that city. We
heartily congratulate our talented
friend upon the achievment of this
crowning victory.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

THE subscription in Columbus up to
the Sth INST, to the fund proposed to be
raised to release the Two boats owned
by the Packet Company of that city from
the impending sale under deed of trust,
amounted to So, 800. This, says the Dis
patch, sis about one third of the requi-
site amount"
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Keifer, of Ohio, the ex-Republican
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives, has been defeated for re-nomi-
nation to Congress by man named
Bushnell.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

me to give these papers up; | declin-
ed to DO it; retired to my own room
aud he followed me up and went
over the same history about his lami-
ly and implored me to give them up
to him, and even contemplated
suicide; he asked me if wanted to
see his children left in that state, and
then he asked me again if would
not let him look over these papers
consecutiyely; | had them numbered;
] told him | wouldif he would return
them to me he took the papers. read
them over, and I'm jug them had
memorandum that ! had made by
way Of synopsis of the letters, AMI
referring to the numbers Of the letters
"a synopsis containing the points IF
the letters; ! had made that memo
randum so as to be able t, refer To
it here when questioned; he asked me
TO let him read the letters, and !
showed him the statement TOO. After
he had read them he asked ire vaa.
l wanted to do with t.e9e papers, if J
wanted to use them. l told him !
never wanted to use the papers, nor
would | show them to the committee
unless when ! WA called upon 70 do
so. Then he asked ms.ir | would not
friya tls,, -, him. .t.,., ,,.,.. ..,.,,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

The two boats belonging to the
Columbus, Miss, Packet Company,
are ADVERTISED TO be sold in Mobile
under deed of trust, and the mer-
chants of Columbus are making
strenuous efforts to raise the money
that is needed to effect their release.
These boats are more than ever es-
sential to the welfare of our neigh.
Dor city since the completion of the
Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville Rail-
road, and she is not likely to spare
any expense that will assure their
remaining in the present trade.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

The Board of Supervisors of
Holmes county made an appropria-
ton of $3.50 at their meeting on the
4th jNst, to aid in exhibiting the re-
sour, Of that county at the New
Orleans Exposition, and appointed
an excellent committee TO take CHI rge
OF its disbursement.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

THE Jackson Ledger reports that
creditors representing S350,00O, have
been heard from accepting the prop
ositlon Of Green's bank. "This is
more than two thirds of the entire
Indebtedness, and favorable replies
are continually coming in. Mr..
Green is of opinion that in one weeks
time the bank will reopen" The
Hanover National Bank of New
York, teIegraphed its cheerful accep-
tance to the extent of $4,000.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the
home of Wm e. Chandler, Secretary
of the Navy,Iwent Democratic on the
9th inst, by over a Thousand MAORI,
ty. The Democrats have gotten the
city government for the first time in
seven years,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

The bids for the looutiom OF the State
Female College will be opened and con-
sidered by the Trustees, at Jack son on
the 10Th inst So far as heard from our
neighbor, Columbus leads all of the
competing towns.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Prof. T. G. Belcher, of Columbus,
says the Fayette, Ala, Journal, will
probably take charge of the Fayette
Male aud Female Institute during the
next school year. He is leacber OF
much ability and experience.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

CoNTRAcT has recently beer award
ed to the Cleveland Bridge Company
for an iron bridge across White Oak
Creek, in Kinds county, at cost of
FIVE thousand five hundred dollars.
We commend the action and sound
Judgment of the Kinds county Board
of Supervisors to less progressive
Boards.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Gov. Cleveland, OF New York, the
Democratic candidate for President
of the United States, is the first
Governor OF the Empire State who
has not kept magnificent carriage
and rejoiced in coat of arms.
The simplicity that has character
lied his career as Governor will be
exhibited by him as President, and
the White House during bis occu,
pancy will be as home>like and mod
est as was the Presidentian mansion
in the days OF his great Democratic
predecessors, Jefferson and jackson.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

SIMPSON county held II Mass Demo-
cratic Convention on the 4th inst, and
without a dissenting vote instructed her
delegates for Hon. Ethel Barksdnle for
Congress, and unanimously endorsed the
administration of Gov. Robert Lowry.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

The Board OF Supervisors of Lau-
derdale county raised the assess
ments in that county on the 5th inst,
a hundred thousand dollars above
the amounts given in.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

THE ofhcia! records show that
1900 people have died OF cholera in
France since its outbreak. The
epidemic is now considered at an end,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

We wish to say to our readers that DR..
Prices Special Flavoriug Extracts of
Nectirine, Vanilla, Lemon, etc, are the
finest, purest and most natural flavors
we have ever used. They are made from
the true select fruit aud aromatics, The
common flavorlng extracts in the market
DIR, Prices. M
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Madison county, Ala, went Republi-
can two years ago by 67l majority; this
year it gives 42S Democratic majority.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

THE Jackson Clarion endorsed the
opinion frequently expressed by the
Examiner during the pendency of
the "Morrison Bill" when it said in a
recent issue: "Vlewed as an eco
nomic measure of great political
importance, it was piece Of political
Juggling"
This view was entertained by all
who voted against it and BY many
who were driven into its support by
the demands of badly informed con-
stituents; yet those Democrats who
voted against it were in many in
stances roundly abused tor their ac-
tion.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14
The Coast Counties.

The Board of Supervisors of Jack
son county on the 7th inst made an
appropriation of $3.50 for a represen-
tation of the counties industries at
the New Orleans Exposition, appoint
ing NJ. NJ. Evans, Esq, Comm'r.
Hancock county also made an appro-
priation for the same purpose of $3.50,
appointing Capt. J. V. Toulme of
Bay St. Louis, Commissioner.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

Macon, Miss, is aggitating for a
steam cotton compress.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

THE FEEBLE GROW STRONG
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mud enrich the blood. Indigestion, the
chief obstacle to an acquisition of
strength by the weak, is an ailmmert
which infallibly sucoumbs to the action
of this peerless corrective. Loss of flesh
and appetite, failure to sleep, and grow
ing evidence of premature decay. are
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vigorant. which braces up the physical
energies fortites the constitution against
ulsedse,
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
@ generally
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-08-14

amendment moved by Julian, and at
once passed without objection. At
that time had never seen Mr.. Cald-
well, but you can tell him that, with
out knowing it, | did him "a great
favor.