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YAZOO COUNTY I
300

spASA ACRES OF FINE LEVEL LAND AT
eDOC the forks of Tcheva Creek, in Yazoo
County, Miss; so 100 in cultivation, bal
ance in fine timber; lies three creeks and above
overflow; two log houses; eistern, fine spring
corn CRIB stables, etc. convenient to schools and
churches: miles from Benton. Title good; price
Sc 90 per acre; one-fourth cash, balance in /, 2
| and years, with per cent. interest.
zoo acres, 10 miles from Yazoo City; 60
cleared; good dwelling and two tenant houses; two
cisterns; 100 fruit trees stables and cri lbs
convenient schools and ehurches title good will
sell for 81 90 per acre. n cash, balance l. and
years. with per cent interest. The timber is very
fine. y. NJ. WHITE, Iaz0o City, Miss.
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Nome and 9arp,.
a MIST AK r.. .

Old Birch, who taught the village school
Welded a maid OF homespun habit
He was az stubborn as a mule,
And she As playful as rabbit
Poor Kate had scarce become wife
Before her husband sought to make he.
The pink Of country polished life.
And prim and formal az a Quaker.
One day the tutor went abroad,
And simple Katy sadly missed him
When he returned, behind her lord
She slyly stole and fondly kissed him.
The husbands anger rose, and red
And white his face alternate grew,
"Less freedom, ma am ~ Kate sighed AM
said:
"Oh, dear, ] didn't know twas YOU
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kFAEs q Ale

INdREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES OF
Il land four miles north OF Bolton, and sixteen
miles west OF Jackson, Kinds Co, Miss Seventy
five acres heavily sodded in Bermuda grass; about
seventy-fve acres in a good state OF cultivation
one hundred acres under good fence; the remainder
OF the land well tmbered. There is on the place a
good dwelling and two good cabins 1t is in Il good
neighborhood. A school house and church one mile
from the dwelling. Terms easy.
feb25' So 6w L. ID. SMITH WeSson Miss
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Stock Farm for Sale !

TIVE PRETTIEST STOCK FARM SOUTH OF
Il TESSEssER FOR SALE.-1140 acres; new -four
wire fence; mulberry posts all around it; good
dwelling; large barn; several large, never-fail
ing springs; three miles from Flora, on Yazoo City
r. R. Price sI.e0 per acre; easy terms; apply to
mari. Sit. mo. I'll. ODEN l. Iaeksnn Miss
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FOR 6 ALE

a containing 200 acres; 500 in cultivation, bal
ance well timbered Large two-story residence;
large barns and stables; thirteen good tenant
houses: a splendid clubhouse; more than ten miles
of good fences good orchard convenient 10 churches
and schools; six miles from chartesed college FOR
in order to effect final settlement OF an estate
Price 900 There Is also the place new saw aud
grist mill and steam ginnery that will be sold with
the place if desired For particulars, apply 10 J.
+. LEA, Magnolia Miss. MARI sow
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EfsR SALE

A TRACT OF GOOD SANDY LAND N FIVE
"A miles of Columbus, Miss, with splendid dwell
ing and seven eight good cabins ana a me Well
Of running water. a good fence around the larnl-
that Is the cleared land. The whole tract contains
six hundred and i've t6G5l acres about 4b open
land ana the balance. POS, in splendid timber /
will take for the whole place $500 90 and VIII give
from one to five years. ith interest on notes at the
rate OF 10 per cent II. NJ. LANIER,
fef25 ,S5-6y Columbus, Miss.
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FOR SALE.

nEERFIEID PLANTATION, Rankin county,
~ Miss, at Green's switch, 10 miles east of Jack
son, on the Cincinnati, New Orleans Il Texas Pa
eiic Railway, and on the telephone line fiom jack
son to Brandon. Contains :, 420 acres, about one
half finely timbered, 800 acres in eultivation-bai-
anee III meadow and pasturage Convenient 10
spring water, healthy. WIZ be sold together or
divided up 10 suit purchasers.
Address: $ GREEN
Feb. 49, S5-6w. jackson, Miss
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E0R SALE.

At AN EXTRA LOW PRICE, WITH GOOD
n terms, my House aud Lot containing ten and
0ne-fouTth acres {101 in the City OF Holly Springs
Miss This property has it a neat cottage with
six rooms and two basement do; servants rooms
store-room: stables; two good esterus; large or
chard Of all fruits, grapes berries, etc The lot Is
admirably adapted for subdivisions and lies within
one hundred yards OF the NJ. : & B, L. T.
For further particulars address
A u WITHERS, at Red Banks, Miss
Notch. : Dancy. OF Holly Springs, viii show
the property. lfebZ9, o,s-bW-
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FOR SALE Z

400 ACRES PRODUCTIVE LAND, NINE
HUI miles west Of Jackson, Miss, hall cleared
woodland, fine cabins, cisterns, convenient fa
churches; two railroads; healthy, 81 per acre
Also, 1865 acres miles west Of jackson. Miss.
half cleared, good fencing, woodland extra fine;
choice stock farm; good farming land farn-houses
csterns; abundant water In fields healthy; aeces-
sihie to churches public schools and railroads
Low for cash. II. II. HOLMES
feb25 sS5-6f. Jarkann Mfss
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1000 ACRES LAND.

10 FARMS OF 160 to $40 acres each in KEN pei
81 and Noxubee counties, Miss Most of land
prairie and rich creek bottom. Good improve
ments on FARMS plenty OF wood and excellent els
tern water; splendid church and school adyan tages
lands being from one TO i've miles FROM II. & 0. X
R., and near Noxubee river. Price S6.25 per acre
if sold all together. Terms one-third cash. balance
notes t. 2, and years with 10 per cent. interest.
Lands pay over Is per cent on price yearly in rent
Address: GUY JACK,
Feb. Is. iS5-6w Wahalak, kemper county, Miss
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TWENTY EARNS FOR SALE

VARYING IN QUANTITY FROM EIGHTY
- Five Hundred aeres-saHne well lfIspruyesA--
land, with fHexhaasf{aEe nsaf8 bets; s1gEie prairie
all in the vicinity Of -hRhata Elrke county, @iss
acre For further particulars address the under
signed Enclose two cent stamp insure attention
Also 80 900 acres OF well heFed Wild prairie land
] T. WILBTRN,
fef425 tS5-6w ShHisuta Mis-
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FOR q ALE !

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE UPLAND
I Plantations in Yazco County-2,0Sl acres
I 27G cleared; remainder in good timber; one milk
from Benton eleven miles from 4azo0 City; high
school and churches in Benton; brick dwellings and
cabins for fifty persons Out-housss gin and press
Terms s. per acre Cash 81, 0o0 remainder in enf
and two wears with interest. NJ PICKETT,
mari fs5-6v Benton, Miss.
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FOR SAs,Es

A VALUABLE FARM OF THREE HUNDRED
N acres, 10 cleared and under good fence, in
two and half miles OF huntsville, Miss, N Il c.
r. r., Tishomingo county, Fine mineral springs,
also free stone springs. Spring water running
through fields good timber land not cleared
cleared upland and branch bottom; good buildings,
orchard, etc. In one mile of schools and churehe
good neghboThood and pleasant society. Price,
81 000-one-haf cash, balance in twelve months.
w. L. BISHOP, Burnsyiile, Miss.
fel2h'Sl-6w
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ZOE SALE.

A FINE FRESH BOTTOM FARM IN NORTH
N west part OF Pamela county. 1910 acres-300
in hills well timbered; balance in bottom; POO in
cultivation $40 good cane land. Stock viii
do well year round without feed, good tenant set
tlementSa all foot of hills in ueighbnrhood we'll
settled, and on the survey OF the railroad from
Memphis TO Y azoo City--on Coldwater river. Price
IS per acre-haif cash, balance in twelve months.
]. O. ASkEW,
feb25, 'S5-6w. Longtown, Pamela Co, Miss.
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FOR SALE I

On N1A ACRES IN JASPER COUNTY,
w. A6O Mississippi, embracing contiguous
plantations and farms, suitable 10 capitalists de-
String princely income; or a colony OF 200 iami-
lies On the New Orleans & n. +. Railroad, near
Paehuta Station in the Prairie belt, fthree miles
widel Of rich black land situated in the healthy
pine region with sandy roads and small streams Of
sparkling water Prices surprisingly low, Tor part
or all. Send for descriptive pamphlet. Address,
mari .s5-Gt NJ f BERRY. Pachmta. Miss
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FOR SALE !
1900

VOA(l ACRES LAND; TWO HUNDRED
A~OO open, balance well timbered; miles
south Myles Station, n, J. & c. r. R.. tenant and
gin-houses; Observation-Disclosures and Baptist-four
and six miles; school one mile; watered by springs.
branches and creeks. Price $500 per acre one
fourth down, balance in three years, at per cent
per annum. Correspondence solicited.
b. A. FAIRMAN, Myles,
mars, 'S5-6w. Copiah County Miss.
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E0ss SALE

A SPLENDID PLANTATION-FOUR MILES
"A north Of Liberty, Amite county, Miss, four
teen miles east Gloster, ON Louisville, New Orlean:
Il Texas K. X and - west OF summit, on l. c. K
r., containing 2400 acres, GOO cleared, 400 II
cultivation; splendid frame dwelling; Is tenant
houses; good gin-houses; healthfulness unsur
passed as pure water as the world affords; par
of land overfows "branch lands" Terms, S15, 900
s. geo cash, balance III three years, with security
Address, r. :. MCLAIN,
feb25 'S5-Gw Cl0ster Miss.
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For Sale. Rent or Lease.

ZOO ACRES adjoining the town Of = RAYMOND d;
wv partly III the corporauoni 20 acres 81
woodland rest tillaiae land and meadows; creek
passes through place also y, J. 4 G K r.; seven
comfortable tenant houses and wells, wire fence
grasses fine unsurpassed facilities for stock farm,
or crops truck farming orchards etc. Depot con
venient; healthy location, near CooPers Well
-Four churches public and private schools IN town
MISSES PEYTON * SMkDES,
Feb D s5-6v.I Raymond Miss.
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FOR SALE.
1900 ACRES Of /,
lUUO woodland. Id

400 ACRES Of prairie, and 500 aeros o
lOOO woodland; 1900 acres in cultivation; has
it - tenamenI houses; two residences cost 81 90
each; Y cisterns; two gin houses, steam engine
seven miles OF bodOek hedge; 10 miles west o
GAINESVILLE the Tombigbee river; seven mile
east Of Scooha NJ & @. Railroad, al SO per acre
in ten annual payments, first one cash, deferred
payments 70 bear per cent interest
Address: A. NJ MOORE.
Feb IS,-6w. Sc0oba, Miss
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COPIAH COUNTY !
. q! d

sSOR ACRES GOOD PINE LAND PART
~~O branch bottom; miles from Beaure-
gard and Wesson on l. c. II r.. good dwelling and
outhouses barn and stables; 40 acres in culti-
walton under fence; balance timhered; well
wateTed; healthy elevations well suited for raising
fruits and vegetables for Northern markets. also for
stock and dairy farm, as Wesson affords good mar
ket VIII be sold low for cash. Apply TO
MRS. A. NJ. HARRINGTON,
mari ,sh-sf Crystal Snrinns Miss
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VERY CHEAP

G%< ACRES OF BEST BOTTOM LAND; 30t
~ cleared; rest heavily timbered good
dwelling house, hill; also good cabins for rent
ers; well watered, and very desirable for stock
farm; four miles from Jackson, on Rehland creek
and half mile from the V. & NJ. X. Il where
there is switch and good location for a country
store For particulars, address W. l.. CLARK,
mari, 'S5-6w. Jackson, Miss
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FOR SAI,El

AAn ACRES FOUR AND A HALF MILES
IN1 - west of Macon, Noxubee County; $50
in cultivation; 100 miles west of Macon; 60
in cultivation J. c. Adams will show the lands
240 acres and half miles from Kosciusko Attaia
county. 70 in cultivation. See p T. Stephens; 100
acres unimproved, 10 miles from Kosciusko. Resi-
dence, with Is acres in Kosciusko. See " H.
Nelson, in house. write for particulars rs To ALL
Address REV. T. A. s. ADAMS.
MARI. s25-6f jackson Ia
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FOR SALE.

r HAVE place three miles west of Wesson,
L. Hiss, on the Bayou Pierre Creek, containing
400 acres two-thirds bottom land; COO acres
cleared 500 under pasture and wire fence well
timbered and wateTed, fine dwelling and out
buildings including gin and tenant houses healthy
location, in good state of cultivation. hands on
place sufficient to cultivate it. viii sell in three
payments, one-third cash.
Address: W. G. FORD,
Feb.1S, 'S5-6w. Beauregard Miss
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EOP G ATE
300

0&A ACRES OF BEST VALLEY LAND
epOW two miles west of Batesville Pamela Co,
Miss 275 acres in cultivation balance heavily tim
bered with cypress, tupelo gum and hickory. All
of land above overflow. Terms reasonable and easy.
For particulars, address JIM STONE,
mari 'S5-6w. Batesvie. Miss.
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Mississippi Lands for Sale

DURING THE sE4s0N or THE HORLBS
EXPOSITION, THE CLARION W53 pasbt1sh re
a CHARGE all qsgds this State that rag b. eeTed
for sale bg izairfdAal citizens. Description aat &
fzoaed 20 srords Each n b. asserted ieesaS- EF-
ira cozles g paper will BE- seaf tesekg 70 AsssisslP
Da5 f8aef f EzosifioF for dtSribafoa to fnqts{rers
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FOR SALE !
200

GOO ACRES-FIVE MILES FROM JACK
wv son, Miss, and 90 miles from Clinton,
Miss All under good wire fence; dwelling, five
rooms; large stable; four tenement houses, and all
other necessary out buildings for further particu-
lars apply to W. II. ARCHER,
MARI 'S5-6t. Clinton, Kinds Co, Miss
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FOR SALE I


A<AA ACRES FINEST FARMING AND
1e1OO Stock Raising Land in Mississippi !;
lying the north side Yaohusha river, taking the
valley for five miles; four fine residences; thirty
other good settlements; three gins; store and fine
school-bnilding Coles Creek Academy on landl:
can't be beaten for health and good water; very
place for colony OF thirty or forty families. Price
SIS zoe. Address r. N. PRONINE,
mari, 's5-6t. Coles Greek, Calhoun Co.. Miss.
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Han SIS COUNTY,!

900 ACRES-THREE MILES WEST OF
-CO Byram, the Raymond road; 100 acres
in cultivation; good new dwelling house; four
rooms and hail on first floor; comfortable dining
room, kitchen and lock room; two good cisterns in
the yard; cribs, stables, tenant houses-penty and
in good repair. Price, SO per My poslofiicc
Terry, Miss. J. l.. TINES, SR.
fol,D rgS
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LAMP FOR SAFE!

IOOOACRES IN NOXUBEE COZ MY, MISS
ICOU Fourteen miles northest OF Macon, and
miles from Bigbee River. Capable OF division lntF
four or more small places. All necessary houses
cabins gin-houses eisterns, bored wells, etc. vii
be sold in a body or divided Terms-small cssl
payment and balance in one, two, three and lou
wears Fine cotton and corn place, aud well tim
bered etc. Address JN0. r. DINSMORE,
feb25 'S5-6w Macon, Miss.
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r HAVE TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Il heavily timbered, lying on Pearl river in
Rankin county, four miles from ia .kson. Suitable
for stock farm. and very valuable for the timber
alone, including oak hickory and cypress Price,
$500 Apply TO MRS f. C. ROACH,
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ZOO ACRES THREE NILES SOUTHWEST
sDZO of Byram, 80 acres open balance in TIM
Der Teerahly good dwelling house; good horse
gin and fixtures; under tolerable fence; four
tenant houses The land is mostly level and well
Observation-Disclosures as any in the neighbOrhhood.
will sell il ALI. in subdivisions 10 SUN buyers.
Price IS 90 per acre. Address me at Byram, Miss.
feb25 's5-sw DAVID RAMSEY.
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FOR SALE 7

VALUABLE ALLUyIAL LAND FOR sALE
' in Coahoma County, Mississippi, milk
from Bobo Depot, on the Railroad leading iron
Memphis By yfcksburg New Orleans. All sec
tons : Is and west half of 49, township 20, range
l. west: 1856 acres; 600 acres of which deadsnet
thirty years the remainder timber Cypress oak
gum ash and hickory. Terms cash, $500.
mari 's5-6t NJ PICKET, Benton, y ar Co, Miss.
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FOR S ALE I

A VALUABLE PLANTATION FIFTEEN Mile
IN northea t of Oxford, Lafayette, County, Miss
1,760 acres; 700 open, and the balance wei
timbered; dwelling, outhouses and fences are good
water good and plenty. The plantation is paTticu
lary adapted to grain and stock-raisng; the rent
alone this year will pay 10 per cent. upon what
will sell the place for. Address
J. NJ. BIRDSONG. Caswel,
MARI SGT LAFAYETTE Co Miss
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KINDS COUNTY

HOO ACRES-THREE AND ONE-HALF
~ miles west of Terry; 100 acres in cul-
tivation; good dwelling house and tenant houses
good cisterns and wells; place in good repair; fine
for cotton, fruit or stock farm Price $40 per acre
G. d. classify,
mari, S5-6t. Terry, Miss.
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LAND FOR. SALE.

| GOO ACRES IN NoNUBEE COUNTY MISS,
| OOO ) miles northeast of Macon; about $50 in
fine state of cultivation-necessary cabins, Stables
cribs Clubhouse, etc Terms part cash, and balance
| one, two or three years
Address: JN0. X. DINSM0RE,
| Feb. Is, 'S5-6w Macon, Miss.
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FOR SALE I
A s1s-Ss

MSB< ACRES OF WELL IMPROVED LAND,
A~0 lying adjacent to two OF the best schools in
the State. male and female; also nearly centrally
located between the V. & NJ. and N, J. & c. X. Il.
Address, WM CHARLTON,
MARI 'S5-6t. Clinton, Kinds Co.. Miss.
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Land For Sale :

IN SCOTT COUNTY. NEAR FoREsT-N-w ?.
~ 5: Wa Il 4, f. 7, r. 9
FI< SIT RS: VIZ : 10, +. Z, r. 8; Ne I
: is, T. :. r. s. Land hne; timber royal; prie
50 per acre-half cash. Address
mar ts5-6t q " SMITH-NANIZ. Canton, Mis-.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE Plantation two aud half miles
N west of Martnsville, Bayou Prere, CopiaI
County. containing 800 acres, 800 cleared, SPLEEN
did cotton and grain farm and can be made one of
the best stock farms in the country. Improve
ments fair health and water supreme; terms easy.
address, a. Z. BARBI,
Fol IS fS5-6u MartiuSVfIle Miss
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EQR SAI,Ef

EEA ACRES GOOD PINE LAND IN LIN
OS1O colin Co., Miss, four and a half miles
from Breokhaven, and two from Montgomery, on
the L G. R. R. Good dwelling, stables, tenant
houses, well watered, healthy, church and school
facilities good. Two hundred acres in cultivation
balance timbered. Trims 81, 500. For particulars
ad iress VIM. A. TOWNS, Brcokhaven
fsh95, 'S5-6t. Lincoln Co. Miss
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FOR s AT.Et

sFOSR ACRES Of prairie and part oak land, Il
eR-O miles from Columbus, and two miles from
river. Cottage OF four rooms, Clubhouse, stahie'
and cabins for renters; good eistern ana toFed wei
One mile from church and school house; two-ihlrt'
Of land in cultivation. rest in woods tflee ~ Al
acre half cash, balance in two years with Interest
and lien place "
MRS A l. WITHERSPooN,
IL. o. 49, i,nlumlLls Ms
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FOR SALE

Q10 ACRES OF good sandy land for sale, most
CtO ly red clay foundation at $500 per acre;
3S5 acres cleared the rest woodland snd well TIM
bered- 1t is well improved, and situated l3 miles
from Columbus, where there good schools; seven
miles from railroad and two miles from fine min
eral springs and river.
Owners: MISSES c. NJ. AND B. E. SHIELDS,
Feb Is,-6w. Columbus, Miss.
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Fine Plantation At q Great Sal TIfge.

TX CoAH0sfA COUNTY. MIssIssIPPI-i20
4 acres; 400 open: 2oa Old dssden good teaces;
excellent water rs i cabins dwelling Stables
sheds; cribs; Clubhouse; new gin; press aso run
ming gear 10 lnules GO bushels corn some pioA
ing done; fiye payments; miles rom rlNeFi -
from NJ. & V. K. r. EuiI set Of cToppers.
SLACK 4 SUDDOTH.
fat25 'S5-sv Friars Point, Miss
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LINCOLN COELNTN

1en ACRES LYING SIX MILES SOUTH
wv east of Brookhayen, near big steam saw
mill good pine bottom land-70 acres open Buy
ers may address me at Terry, or NJ. D. Tyler, at
BOgue Chitto, Miss. j. l.. TGNES, SR.
feb25, 's5-6t
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NoVicF ar CHANCFRY SALE.
the 2sth day of March. Iss5,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

THE UNITED STATES,
35f vs..
NANCY HUNT EFT Al
In the Circuit Court of the United States for the
southern Dist let OF Mississippi Ia Equity.
EZY VIRTUE OF a DECREE RENDERED
ID by the said Court. in said cause, on the 2sth
day OF May, 1881. l, the undersigned, special
/ q. Id thlra5 Ill NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-29
PREVENTIVE
OF Typho- Malarial Fever and Uure
for Rheumatism ut Last
Discovared

BY the Arm OF Hughea Bros, manu-
featuring chemists OF Dallas, Texas.
This enterprising firm have for the
last five years been engaged In the
manufacture OF baking powders, wines,
cider, vinegar, etc, DIR. +. II, Hughes,
who presides over their laboratory,
has for the last forty years been en-
gagged in the study and practice OF
medicine and chemistry. They also
have In their laboratory Prof Geo. G.
Calhoun, who has for many years been
q teacher OF chemistry, also Mr.. j.
Price Warrick, a graduate of chemistry
In the University OF Philadelphia.
These gentlemen In manufacturing
the various articles already mentioned,
have found IL necessary 70 combat ex
cessive lamentations, whether vinous,
hcetous or alcoholic, which have ever
stood IN the way OF successfully man
Ifacturing wine, vinegar and alcohol
In our Southern climate, The expert.
ments have resulted In the discovery
Of an agent which completely obviates
this difficulty. This agent is the Elk.
tract OF the bark OF tree indigenous
to the state OF Texas. Carrying their
experiments still further, they have
ascertMned that this same extracl
as completely controls the only re-
naming fermentation known to tn,
arts and sciences, viz: Blood fer
mentation, which Is the cause Of 70
vers as we'll as OF rheumatism. Thu
agent they have combined with tn,
extracts OF ginger and lemon, thereby
rendering II most efficacious ~ wei
40 delightful and palatable beverage
II Is not only one OF the best tonica II
It's effects, but the use of II effeotuall,
prevents typho-malarial fever. AT tn
same time 1t Ia a sure cure for rheuma
tism. DR. Hughes Extract OF Lemon
and Ginger Is put up In cases OF tw
dozen bottles, and can DO found at al
tlrst-class drug and grocery stores.