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Friday. May 1T,

al the Court House door in Raymond. Hinls conn
", ssippI, sell At public oUtcry tAe highest
bidder for cash. the following described property.
Jo-Nt; thai land in the county ct Kinds. state a.
VI issisSippi. described that lot 3u the town Of
I ticA, containing seven acres, and being in the
northeast OF the half of the half a
the northeast quarter Of section l.. township >
range west, and occupied by said J. i. smith IS .
residence, except much OF il Is Is described
strip OF land two hundred aud twenty yards long
and two hundred feet wide tv feet Of the hun
dred ieet lying east. and hundred aud hfty tee
OF the two hundred feet lying of tine center o
the track OF the Natehek, Jackson & Columbus
Railroad j. Nj MCKEE.
i phil }. 'SJ-3u1 Commissioner.
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MAGNIFICENT valley Plantation Cbeap,

fGnn ACRES-ONE OF THE BEST on THE
lUUU famous "Honey Island, =" the richest region
and safest from overflow, in the IazOo Delta i'm
provements unsurpassed; highly cultivated; large
new steam gin; grist and saw mills; machinery
trst-class. All modern equipments, work shops,
cotton houses, commOdious stables and cribs, nice
dwelling, handsome shady grounds, excellent or
chard apples, peaches, pears, plums figs, clstern
and wells substantial new cabins, brick chimneys
all along the front; stock range unlimited, water
plentiful; all species splendid timber; no lDcum-
branoe; railroads projected; navigation perpetual
low freigh's. Address W Box !, Ichula,
maT1s, 's5-6t Holmes County, Miss.
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To Farmers.

Under this heading the following
brief rhyme was many years ago pab-
lished in the Old Farmers Almanac:
Neat be your farms; It's long confessed
The neatest farmer j. the best,
Each bog and marsh indutrious drain;
Nor let vile balks deiorm the plain,
Nor bushes on your headland grow,
For briars a Stevens culture show.
Neat be your barns, your houses sweet;
Your paths be clean aud door ' ards
neat.
No moss tae sheltering roof enshroud,
No wooden pains the windows cloud;
No sink drains should above ground
flow,
Nor weeds with ranking poison grow,
But flowers expand, and fruit trees
bloom,
And fragrant shrouds exhale perfume.
Neatly enclose your garden round;
Smooth enrich and clear your ground;
For if TO taste, and profit you incline,
Beauty and use YOU always should com
bine
American Farmer.
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~~2e.N -
Shsaring Twice a Year.

In paper read at meeting during
the recent New York State Fair, Prof
William Brown, of the Ontario Agricul
tural College, advanced the idea that
the practice of shearing both lambs and
mature sheep twice year might be sue
cessfuily adopted if accompanied with
high feeding and good care. He illus
trated his opinion with supposed case
OF lot of Shropshires, and it is posi-.
bic the downs would be better for this
than would either the long-wool OF
merinos. He would shear in August
and again early in spring, giving shelter
to newly-shorn ewes for few DAYS.
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Paste This in Your Hat
Chicago Journal.

Chicago Journal.
Charles Kingsley gave good recipe
for the improvement of the world.
Have charity" he says, have patience,
have mercy. Never bring a human be-
ing, however silly, ignorant or weak,
above all any little child, to shame and
confusion of face. Never by petulance,
by suspician, by ridicule, even by selfish
and silly haste; never, above all, by IT.
dulging in the deyilish pleasure of a
sneer, crush what is finest and rouse up
what is coarsest in the heart of any fell
low-creature.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE
l. estate of j. F. Rimes, deceased, were granted
10 9Th day of March, 1888. Now all persons
having claims against bis estate are requested 10
exhibit them, and have them registered by the
Clerk Of the Chaneery Court Of Kinds county
Mississippi, first district thereof within one year
or they will be fore-er barred. 0. c. RIMES
mar25, s5-4w. Administrator.
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WITH children we must mix gentle
ness with firmness; they must not Away.
have their own way, but they must not
always be thwarted. If we never have
headaches through rebuking them, We
shall have pienty of headaches when they
grow up. Beobeved at all costs. If you
yield up your authority once you will
hardly ever get it again.
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FOR SALE.

WISH To SELL FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
| y,luahle land from one-fourth Ia half mile Of
the depot at the town OF Terry, the l. c K. X,
I'M The county of Hiuds Miss, about 500 acres open
land Desch orchard OF coo trees dwelling and
outhotiseS good splendid well of pure treeStone
water. fences fair: uncleared land well mbeTed-
Price :. 90 per acre cash Refers 10 W. NJ brattE'
a. Terry. or W scott Gordon, on the premises, who
viii show the land For particulars address
DR. l. NJ. QUINN, Arcola,
,,ar1S 'S5-6t Washington Co, Miss.
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OUR DAILY RECKONING.

Ii we sit down at set of sun,
And co int the things that we have done,
And counting, find
One self-denying act, one word
That eased the heart of him who heard
One glance most kind,
That fell like sunshine where it went,
Then we may count the day well spent.
But if through all the live-long day
We've eased no heart by yea or nay;
II through it all
We've done no thing that we can trace,
That brought the sunshine to a face,
No act, most small,
That helped some soul, that nothing cos
Then count that day as worse than lost.
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FOR SALE.
400

400 ACRES OF LAND IN COPIAH co.
tOO Mississippi, and three-fourths Of mile o
Browns Wells, and . miles from the l. {. X. Il
Two settlements, of POO each $50 cleared
to each settlement; under a splendid rail fence
Also tolerable good dwellings bored wells etc.
splendid location for A country store viii sell il
200 acre lots if preferable Terms, $500 per acre
half cash. balance, one and two years, with eigh
per cent. interest For further Information, adj
dress L. Il. PIERCE,
mars S5:6t. Beauregard, Miss.
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A FACT that should be borne in mind
by those engaged in horse training is
that the horse has very acute faculty
Tor understanding and interpreting the
tones of the voice. Ii you talk conf
IDENTIFY, the animal acquires confidence.
If your voice. shows fear, he notices it
and is afraid. Talk kindly to your
horse, and be sure that he understands
the meaning of the tone if not of the
words.
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EOR ALE.

- NE MILES NORTH OF KOSCIUSKO AND
"a StarkvilIe r. r. in Choctaw county, $50 acres
Of land one-half fine bottom, about 800 acres in
cultivation the balance well timbered convenient
10 church and school well watered with springs and
running streams, dwelling house has rooms and 8
fire places. tenant houses on the place, also fine
orchard horse lot. stables, cribs shelters and
all the necessary out houses will sell in three
four payments, One-third cash. Address,
J. 4. BOYD, Peafsale, Texas, or ; r. BOYD, Ches-
ter. CbGcfow county, Miss.
rnarlst.5-st
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Astonishing Ignorance.
Chicago Rambler.

Chicago Rambler.
"Pa, who was Shylock?'
Pater familias with a look of sur
prise and horror)-"Great goodness
boy; you attend church and Sunday
school every week, and don't know who
Shylock was? Go and read your Bible
eli
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$50

7EO ACRES II NAZoo COUNTY, MI s.
~ 400 acres cleared and under good fence
balance well timhered \ fine dwelling house on
same. 1t is located seven miles from Naughaus
station the Illinois Central K. r. near Big Black
river | will sell the above for 90, $500, 90
cash $1,000 90 in year and 100000 in two years.
Good title guaranteed. \ splendid opportunity
either for cultivation stock farm. Apply for
further particulars TO ]. B. WILSON,
Atty-at-Iaw, 1azoo City, Miss.
"a
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clarke County-The Cheapest Yet

A DELIGHTFUL HOME, AND WITH FERTILIZERS
CHOICE FARN-FoR A SONG,
o. ACRES NEARLY ALL UNDER SEsxy
49, rail and wire fence substantially built
Posts rich lightwood 20 acres under the NOV
balance pasture; located IA miles east NJ. and O. r.
r. convenient to churches schools, mills etc :.
residence two stories high; rooms in good repaiy
good barn and other buildings; for good water
health and comfort in hot cold the place
has equal; lands level. Price So 90 Der acre ons
interest JOHN MrlOpSrfS sr sea =
spl s,'s5.ef. shnbuf, NJ.
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18th day Of April, A. D., 1855,

between the hours OF y and O'Clock for cash in
hand the highest bidder the folio wing described
lot parcel of land, tO-wit- the half OF the
northwest quarter of section thlrJy-i0ur 4. town
ship three =, of range one ,Il west, contsiui ng
eighty acres. less. suttcieucy thereof TO
satisfy the debt and interest and the OF exc
cutting this trust. !. Nj NEW TON,
iEO. A. EwToN, Attorney.
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LII you think of planting largely of
fruit trees in the spring, don't buy of
the tree peddler, but order direct from
the nursery. 1t may be that some of
your neighbors would like few, and by
clubbing together they can be bought
cheaper; and remember that after the
trees are planted they willnever amount
to anything unless they are taken care
of.
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FOR SALE.

a CHARMING piece Of land, ca aeres1 Just
N outside Of the corporation north OF jackson,
Miss 1t contains delightful grove of thrifty forest
trees the northeast; balance Of about 5 acres
without stump. gently sioping down to and 'front.'
ing the Livingston road, and joining south MIR.
Sideways place. II also contains very large els
tern. For a suburban villa or residence and large
gardening facilities, il is perhaps the finest ste
near Jackson Address, L. V. SEUTTER
April ], 50 Jackson Miss
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For SALE.

oOO ACRES OF LANp-joNE HUNDRED
OOO and sixty Improved situated on the
Sppaower River. one mile north Of Jacksonville,
and two miles east OF the 6. p. Il, K The inn
,,r,ye,i portion has on ii ive good tenant houses,
ma tr1tiuca from to two bales OF cotton per
acre every year. Terms, $1,000; one thousand
cash and the remainder in annual inStallments OF
one thousand dollars with eight per cent interest
Address ]. BARN EFT. Indianola.
,,ar3S 'S5-6t Suuhower County, Miss.
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Mississippi LandSfor Sale

DURING THK SEASON or THE WORLDS
ZIP 0SFTION, THs CLAgIoN all Publlsh Jres
a csaFgs al lands fAis >afs tsaf neg b offered
fer sale 81 iadriGl5af cifissHs Description not 70
e1csaf 70 lro-ds. E4ck 10 b. Inserted tresEg Er-
ira copies e paper rsf BE- seat srssklg 70 Mississippi
flegsr fHe8f q Easifsa disr button Ia inquirer
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The best mulch for strawberries is
potato vines spread thinly as soon as the
ground is frozen. They afford sufficient
protection during the winter, but by
early spring are so rooted away that they
do not interfere with plant growth.
Another important consideration is that
they contain no weed seed.
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SPECIAL ASD LE6AL NOTICES.
IL cnAScrKr cogsr. HIsDs cousrr-FrRsr

DISTRICT:
5S6 "
Gao. n. RLEIN, 1T AIS.
ITO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
1 lands sci out iu the Trust Deed 81 September
Is. iSf5, by Shepherd BrgNu, survivor OF trn Of
Brown & Johnston, to John \. Klein. trustee Tor
the creditors Of said firm
You are hereby admonished aud required TO pro-
duee and Ole with the Clerk Of said toHrt, on OF
before the trst day Of June next sn claims held
hy y0u, and secured by ana ia the said trust
deed together with written stipulation under
taking 10 pay FouF raIeahe share Of the costs aud
eN Pense OF the above suiJ including such a.
may have been paid by she eoInplainaats, OF you
Will be forever barred froa an participation IN the
avaiis OF said suit. A. IL MOORE.
apr5l ! - Nv substituted Trustee.
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why do you set such tough chicken
before me indignantly exclaimed 1
fair damsei in q restaurant the other
day. Age before beauty, always, you
know, ma'am," replied the polite attend.
ant, who well knew how to serve his
employer and tough chicken It the
same time.
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paper TO absorb the fat Fillets of fish,
with the bones in, may be treated in the
same way. By this method the fish are
well Favored and much more digestible
for weak stomachs Fish are nourishing.
aud not only supply good food for the
u. muscles, but also furnish good brain
material
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For Sale.

q OOo ACRES LAND IN BOLIVAR COUNTY,
Z,VUV Miss. The Mississippi Valley Railroad
passes through portion OF the land-the other lies
within two and one-ha miles OF the road or nearer
\ small portion OF the land easily be put in
cultivation. Balance WE'LL ana greater portion
heavily timbered. VIII be sold cheap Tor cash, or
one half cash. balance on time. For iurtAer par
ticulars enquire OF WRIT ADAMS, JR..
MINIS - 81 Iack son Mss.
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Notice to Creditors.

II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
IL been granted by the Chaneery Court, Isinds
county, Mississippi on the estate OF Mrs. Emeiine
NJ Bailey, TO the undersigned, all persons having
claims against said estate requested exhibit
the same and have them registered by the Clerk OF
said Court at Jackson, within year or they viii
be forever barred. p T. BAILEY Admir-
jackson, March 25, 1885 At
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CLAY COUNTY.

/ PLANTATION IN CLAY COUNTY FOR SALE.
AIS acres vi land near Palo Alto, 10 miles west
If West Point bout POO acres in cultivation, loo
/ Of which i good hammock and csnebrake land
2oO acres Of good timber the place good bored
ylI and two eisterns and good pools OF water
venIent "a good schools churches, etc, four ten
amt settlement above place. Price 81 per acre
4 r,arls 5-6t w. ;. QJIN.
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FOR SALE.

a SMALL place in sight of Brookhaven; house
@ contains 4 rooms, has dining room and
kitchen connected, fine garden, and nice young
peach and apple orchard and fine well OF water
Price $3.50. Parties wishing to purchase will please
address the undersigned, or sherman q Davis.
A. I. BURDINE, BroOkhaven, Miss.
April l. -.
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FOR SALE.

yEyHE MAGMA VISTA COTTON PLANTATION
n directly on Mississippi river, Issaquena county,
Miss. About eleven hundred acres Of land. About
400 at present in cultivation. POO more acres sUs-
ceptible Of cultivation. Twelve brick dwelling
house-plenty Of cabins and outhouses-pecan grove
and best pasture the river. Terms, Oue-third
or more, cash-baJnce in one, two in three years
Apply to ERNEST A FOSTER,
mari SGT NiCksburE. Miss.
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stock Farm For sale.

POO ACRES, 81 MILES FROM CLINTON,
eS~O Miss, within easy reach Of the schools
About 280 acres under cultivation, 100 woodland
almost all growing cane. About 1s place fine bot
| tom land, well watered by creek. Splendid stock
1 place. houses good. 3 cisterns. Rented year
/ before last for s56O.O0. Terms easy. Address,
| GEORGE WHARTON, Clinton, Miss.
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PEsOCkAyKA EE0N
5000 90 REV ARD.

w HEREAS, II appears by information received
w by me- that Tom Longus, Geo. Williams,
Daniel Williams Robert Miles, W. L. Kinds, Joe
Richards, Thos. Purnell, Moses Cox, Josh Lenor,
Joe James, Joe Thomas and Ed. Hays penitentia-
ry convicts, made their escape and are stiu at
large:
Now, therefore, l. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward Tor the
rest and delivery of the said fugitive convicts $50
each for one more of them said reward is pay
able by Hamilton, H0skius 4 Co, lesSees of the
Peniteutiary. And do moreover, require all Off
of this state to be diligent in their efforts
arrest said fugitive couviets.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
f. state affixed, at Jackson this 9TH day OF
L. - April, A. d. 1855.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor;
HENRY c. MYERS Secretary Of State.
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FOR SALE.

ENOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF BLACK PRAIRIE
M land, well adapted 10 corn, cotton and small
grain, situated about six miles east OF Macon
Noxubee county, Mississippi Locality healthy
aud well improved, good residence, two settlements
one bored well, good water and two large clsteruN
Price $1,000 per cash WADE SMITH
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"MIGHT | ask who lives here?n asked
polite gentleman of stranger he met
in front of a handsome mansion. Ger
tainly. sir" as politely replied the other
"Who is it, sir?" 'Darned if / know,
replied the stranger.-Pittsburg Tele-
graph.
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Splendid Stock and Cotton Land
for Sc Ia
1000

. AAn ACRES-FINE HOUSES; OUTHOUSkS,
t,VVu new gin house, etc. iilimitabe range OF
cane Tor cattle: Illinois Central through 1t.
so seres omen, 500 finest character OF timber-saw
mill, would paw handsomely; four miles from
Grenada Miss Annual utal about 81 900. Terms
,-sry reasonable Address A. II WHITFIELD,
r,1arls -. 81 Grenada, Miss.
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FOR SALE

. a FINE two-story house cost about 80 geo. two
n miles from Columbus, 1871 acres 125 cleared
under fence, one-half cultivated 1884. Rent col
lected bales cotton, very productive clay subsoi
good orchard, delightful water, good summer and
winter range Location very healthy; roads good
80 minutes drive to Coiumbus4; hogs and poultry
thrive with little attention. Society, schools and
church privileges unsurpassed. Very low for cash
For further particulars apply to
Anril fs5=Gf - -
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In Coahoma County.
$50

ErO ACRES IN COAHOMA COUNTY, HALF
OOO mile from CiaTk>dale, directly on line 81
L y a. & T. Ry., and NJ 4 y. " Ry 250 acres
i'm cultivation. rest hue woodland, well improved
in high state OF cultivation, and rents readily Tor
= ono 81 per anuum rich bottom land and entirely
Tree from overflow. Reterence-Hou. ". l. Hem
iprwav Jackson, Miss. Address q. r PAGE,
msrIS 's5-6t. Clarksdale CozASns Co. Miss
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FOR. SALE.

CEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF
> good Pine Woods LAND, in Jackson County,
seventeen miles from Moss Point. and twenty-fOur
miles from Mobile. Has good dwelling and farm
out-buidiugs Fifteen acres in cultivation under
good fence. VIII be sold at a bargain. Death Of
the owner cause OF sale For further particulars
address K. W. COWAN,
Feb. Is. 'S5-6w Moss Point, Miss
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FOR SALE.

4 ARGE TWO-STOR1 RESIDENCE IN ABER-
4 4 deem, Miss: : rooms. beautiful grounds
adorned with large oaks; 80 acres OF good ground
could be cut into half acre lots OF 500 value each
being just within city limits, would make model
dairy farm. churches schools. etc the best in
Mississippi Terms very reasonable Address
A. II. WHITFIELD,
ularlS 'S5-et Grenada, Miss.
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GIVE AND TAKE.

| hold him great who, for Loves sake,
Can give with earnest, generous will;
But he who takes for Loves sweet sake,
think hold more generous still.
Adelaide Proctor
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SWamn Land

4SO ACRES OF THE s5< BEST s YxsN L %
Is. Il. !, west, in LeFlore county, miles from
Iazoo River, Bear Creek, hich is navigable
81 acres deadened-I0 in cultivation The balanc,
is heavily timbered. Most Of the land above over
flow. Terms $500 per acre. Terms very easy
Hunting fine F. 5. CHEW,
marlS. So ct. Chew's Landing, Miss.
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For Sale,

14O4 ACRES OF BAYOU PIERRE TERI II land D
seat miles from y, j. & c. r r., 600 or more
cleared good dwelling, good cabins, fine water, and
excellent stock range. Open land level and un-
surpassed for corn and cotton by any hill planta-
ton in the state. For terms teasy. Address
;. J. BRIDGERS,
mar25. 81 ct Port Gibson. Miss.
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A GOOD preparation to mark sheep
without injury TO the wool il said TO be
thirty large spoonsfuls OF hnseed oil,
two ounces Of litharge and one ounce OF
lamp black, all boiled together.
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BRIO A BRAC.
The Usual Way.

Int
Two months after marriage-She ION
the lounge: Why don't you sit here,
a YOU used to?
He: Oh! lets 90 to the theatre and
see something lively.
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TRUSTEES SAL,F
STATE or MISSISSIPPI. .
liISDS COUNTY.

l.
KINDS COUNTY.
FINDER AND By VIRTUE OF CERTAIN
Z deed Of trust executed by Jno =. EuOchs on the
6ta day OF March, A. d. 1873 and daily recorded IN
Book II, page 40, in the office Of Chancery Clerk
OF said county of Kinds, and state Aforesaid, IN
favor Of \ /. Andre administrator etc. secure
certain indebtedness 10 the said a. r Andre
administrator, etc. wherein the undersigned J. NJ
Newton, is trustee. AS such trustee l wilt pro
coed 10 sell at public auction at the Railroad Plat
! FORM in The Of LerrE. Mis- III.
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FOR SALE

TdN ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE
~ incorporation Of Clinton, Miss; good a.
| ter, new buildings and about 90 acres Of woodland
place in good Of cultivation. For particulars
address the undersigned at Clinton, Miss.
april set. g. +. MCPHERSON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

TN BOLTON, KINDS COUNTY FOR S,rr
L Consisting OF a lot containing srras On ,r-s-.
i located a Splendid new steam girls; mII and ~.
gin. a 20 horse power q teeuRI.f ENGINE So.
mill, Hughes gin stand both New. H-rr.ss. -
etc. Also, two small tenement. Ola tl- IA 49,,
rent well 4 COCO location far more tf---v
uleHt lot. Good well. ti>teru. 4lr5ar ---...s
room. stable, etc. on lot AII afll..r +l.- . .- q
limits Of Bolton, address " NJ. gRtFsN
Bolton, Miss or r. a SH-----
april : 'S5.6t. Esh.u.--.,..=.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED IN
the Circuit Court OF the United states for the
Soc .heru District OF Mississippi. November y,
49,. in the pending therein. " herein Allen
y est * Bush were couplalnaut>. and J. +. smith
81 al. were defendants the undersigned Commits
will
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A WAIF.

Alice TrumbelI Learned, in April Cen
fury.
Her dress is ragged and torn and old,
Her feet are bare, and the day Is cold
Some shaving curls on her shoulders fall,
And train is made Of WORKOUT shawl
Some flowers that once were a beauty's
pride,
And now are wthered and thrown aside,
She holds as close a. her fing- r. can,
While crumpled hand bill serves for q
ian.
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SHARING.

said it in the mountain path,
say it on the mountain stairs;
The best things any mortal hath
Are those which every mortal shares.
The grass is softer to my tread,
For rest it yields unnumbered feet
Sweeter to me the wild rose red;
Because ii makes the whole world sweet
Lucy Larcom.