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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-25
PRk 4 COUNTY,
3Eh2

RA@ ACRES IN PIKE COUNTY. MIssIs.
sippi, two miles north of Osyka. on line
OF Illinois Central r. r. 90 miles from New Orleans
and one mile IRON the Osyka Springs: 10 Acres
cleared 40 in cultivation this year; balance we'll
tim6ered; good dwelling and all out -aonses; sm ali
creek runs through the place. we'll adapted 10 stock
poultry and truck farminsi schools and churches
near saWmill Ia one mile Of the place Terms
$1,000 For particulars, address
W. b. BENJAMIN
marfi, 's5-et Osyta N;so
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FOE &AHE


~ me MILES keErH OF KoscIUsKo AND
IL StarLprfte r. r. in Cboctas county. $50 acres
OF raaef one-half fine bottom, about 800 acres IN
cultivation the balance well timbered convenient
TO church aud school, well watered with springs and
running streams. dwelling house los rooms and
fire places, tenant house, the place. also fine
orchard horse lot sta he., cribs shelters, and
all the necessaYy cat houses viii sell in three or
four Dayn,ests, one-third cash Address,
i r. Born, Pearsale, Texas, or s r. Boypx Chss-
YER, Choctow county, Miss
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Monda1. April 18th, 1885,

before the eastern door Of the Court Honse or CITY
Hall in the City OF jackson, Mississippi sell 81
nublic auction to the highest bidder Tor casa he
txe.n the hour. Of eleven NJ, and tour o CLOCK r
y the following described properly, io-~f; 4 GER
tain lot or parcel Of land lying and beng IN the
f,ounfy of Kinds State Of Mississippi and tity o.
Jackson and being part II rcu acre lot nHn Der .
south in said city; the sad lot or parcs! q iane
hrin~ known and described s. follows Cenfnene
in, a the northeast conner Of 10; conveyed oy one
Hsykinx and wife TO Mrs T. Morgan said north
sa,t corner being about two hundred and ninety
thee feet more or less in e7stery direction from
the we.terr BOUNDARY Of said ten acre lot number
-suth and on line With the sontn erie OF bound
nv AZ PateagouIz street commencing as Aforesaid,
,nd ruuuirg along the south side OF boundary Q:
aid Pascar0ula street in eastern direction, one
hundred ard twelve feet, thence running south OF
nearly south, two hundred and fifty seven feet,
more az less; thence running vest. or nearly west
enc hundred and twelve feet; thence running tive
huuared snd fftv-seven feet 70 the point Of com
enreuent con hrce- nrths d an acre more
or less TIE same beiag purchased By stephen
W leon dec,ased, from n r. Hawkins and vile,
evideDoed by deed in decd book 81, pages 59o anc
sci. Chancery Clerks office, Kinds county sa'e
ale made for the purpose OF satisfying the deere
made In favor of complainant and costs Of SUIT
A. q. MOORE, Commissioner.
march Is, isS@sw.
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GREENS BANK
The Davis Prolific" Seed Corn.

XINoSA, Miss, March a. 1859.
DEAR SIR: Permit me to call your attention to
my valuable, rare, and altogether reliable seed
Corn, t'The Davis Prolihc''}, grown here at this
pose Of some in quantities TO suit the purchasers
This variety is . veritahle cereal phenomenon, and
its meritorious advantages over al other known
varieties are numerous, viz: 1t Will mature Tour
five weeks earlier neither wet or drouthy wealth
effects il bat little If perry planted and culti-
ted win bear planting in cold wet lands earlier and
produce good stands. towing to it's hardy naturel,
when and where the common variety viii fa1l to
terminate. 1t il of rapid growth with 4 strong,
vigorous stalk, producing double the quantity OF
good nutritious fodder and bears three ten good
of sound to each stalk OF extreme length,
with eight to twelve rows OF beautiful broad white
grains The cob of the corn is remarkably small
aud slender The husk shack covering OF the ears
stock of all kinds relish highly and thrive well on.
Tt stalks produce their from the lower joints
near the ground TO nearly their tops the suckers
will also produce ears of corn II properly hted In
the culture. II this is planted in rows four
feet apart and eighteen to twenty-four inches in
the drill will produce on fair land (stertitred), 80
to 100 bushels to the acre, and If the land is we'll
fertized will make $50 bushelE to the acre with the
same cultivation given the common variety. The
meal of the Davis Prolific Corn Is sefy Re well
Favored and makes the best of nutritious bread.
PRICE OF SEED CoRN-TERMs CASH n
ADVANCE;
For / Packet zoe post paid, or 15c If delivered
here n 40e. post paid, 25e If delivered here;
gallon, Sl.O0; l peck, 81 So half bushel, $500,
and bushel, S5.0o. Parties ordering over pounds
in weight will please designate whether desired
shipped by Express height and will please write
names postofoe, county and state fully and plain.
Y G Burr, Sheriff Montgomery ca.l.
mar25,'s5- W!aona, Miss.
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-Lenten Mission services will be com
menced at ct. Andrews Church this morn
ing at 10 o'clock and continued at same
hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
and at s p. NJ, on the days named. Rev.
Geo, c. Harris will discuss Household
Religion this morning; the rector, DIR.
Short, will deliver an address tonight, and
Bishop Thompson will preach on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights. The
street cars will run for the convenience OF
all who wish to attend these services, and
all are most cordially invited.
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ADAMS lNITNTY.
$500

eB2EAA ACRES OF LAND IN ONE BODY
low in Adams County, Miss. 6 miles north
west of Knoxville Depot, on the Louisville New
Orleans Texas Z. R. 900 acres cleared 500 acres
under fence; 100 in cultivation; 5 quarters; 10
hands on the place; residence burned good spring
water; l5oo acres woodland of good white oak red
oak, hickory, poplar, ash, dogwosd, gum etc on
the northeast part some pine timber; mostly hillv
land at least 900 acres covered vita switch cane
and is known 70 be one of the best stock ranges in
the country Price, Sl.25 per acre cash; So 500 90
or 100000 in two payments. Address
mar11, 'S5-6t Natcha. Ms
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Mississippi Congregational Association in
session March I9th-22d, 1885, at the hall of the Hope
Fire Company of the City OF jackson, learning of
the generous hestowal OF the rent of the same hall
and Of the gas bills upon Congregational church
stately worshipping there, Rev. c. C. Harris pas
tor desires hereby pat upon record and 80 express
70 the Hope Fire Company its grateful sense Of
obskSston to the members OF that Company for this
delicate and spontaneous hospitality and the Asso-
citation but express its great desire for the spir-
itual welfare Of the gentlemen Of the Hope Fire
Company, trusting that each one may have per-
soaal Interest In the Lord jesus the source of all
cur hope 10 this world, and IN the world TO come.
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FE; LIN COUN.nY.

NEAR KNOXVILLE DEPOT FRANKLIN
IN Co. Miss, on the Louisville, New Orleans &
Texas K X, fine Plantation, containing 1900
acres The Plsce Is in hrst-class repair with good
dwelling and good new horse gin and mill barn
and eighteen good quarters; % hands on the place
water advantages not to be surpassed; 900 acres
enclosed with Stockp proof, oak rail fences mostly
level land; about 800 acres in cultivation makes
from 100 to 200 bales cotton and from soc to l2ao
bushels corn annually; the residence and quarters
are three-fourihs of a mile from said Knoxville De-
pot. Price, $500; half cash, balance divided into
two annual payments, with 10 per cent interest
Address, r. Il. FORD
marll ,S5-6t. Natcbez Miss
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Cheap For Cash!
JOB lot OF 10000 BRICK--APPiy ss
this ps5ca lar - So
PATENTS

pbiaiaet,, and all PATESf bUsfN s@ssa fencea
Tor MODERATE FEES.
t,ar nee il opposite the U, s. Patent odiee. and
We can cht~in rstesf. :. - sin'e snah ttese ~
mote from wASHINGTcN
Send MODEL. Or DkANiNo- IS Aos'se - ", g
satensabilty free q ehspss and , ss make NO
-. ~sfcr here 10 the Postmaster. the Supcr4n-
.endsnt Of Money Order Div md 2 si1eisls q he
d s. Psfent oacr For elrsaisr savise .t<ssne and
r~s,.sv vrife % c. A, SNOW CO..
orrasils Ps1sat Gnses Wuhi1gtpo, ,. q
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Cure for Piles.

Piles frequently pr.c-ded ~ Of
weight in the back, lans and lover part Of tas a.
dnmen, causing the pztieBt u suppose lie G.s some
Election OF the kidneys az nrigaiasrinZ A.
times, sym ptoms q indigssIien present, BsiE
lency, nnsssinsss Of the stomach etc 4 moisture,
like Precipitation. producing 4 very dissgrsczbie
itching alter getting warm, stsen liant.
Blind, Bleeding and Itsaing Piles. yield al %
the application of pr BJSs8R0S PIE Remedy.
which, acts directly uIoB the psr:s affected absorb
log the Gumors. sllssinz the inten.e itching, sud
eeecting permanent cure. Prize - renfs Adj
dress, The br. Bossnko Medicine Co, laEa, o
Sold bv Fvron Lernr Jackson, Miss.
march IS 's5-ly
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WAYNE CnIIyCy

A LOVELY HOME AND STOCK FARM OF
n 1880 acres 9Ocdnder fence; situated two miles
southeast Waynesboro, Miss. splendid pasturage ;
innumerable springs; fne watsr-power, and the
and wild turkeys in abundance; fruit ETC. Tho
Improvements consist of two-story house y COM
Pete blacksmith shop and all necessary out-bufd-
churehes, schools etc. For farther particulars ad-
dress +. 5. COX, Waynesboro, Miss.
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FOR SALE
1000

600 ACRES LAND IN WINSTON co,
80 w Miss, miles west of Louisville and
u miles sorsn Of G. A 4 n. r K. Tract generally
Level. Nth no objectionable hills about aae-hal Ii
productive bottom land; 500 cleared balance
wei Iim zoo acres under teaee; fair improve
mentss good water abundant. The place we'll adam
ted TO stock raising Price q 900 co. half cash. bal
ance in one and two years. Address
j. G. MILLER
n.AHf, so-oI Louisville, Miss.
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lOR SAFE,

SMALL AND LARGE FARMS FOR COTTON
~ Cereals, Fruits, Vegetables, and all Southern
products; stock ranges, pine timber and lum Der OF
all kinds; coast resorts and residences in Han
cock, Kinds Copiah, Coahona, Jefferson, Lefore,
and other counties in Mississippi. On rivers and
railroads. from 10 acres TO 10 000 in bodies Prices
from $3.50 to $50 per acre. We sell bargains No
property held at half its value. Amy references
quired. Address for particulars,
GEO. J. MORTIMER, Agent
m2rlf 'S5-6t. CRYSTAL SPRINGS Mis-,
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CLAY OlINTY.

Il 4I3 acres OF land near Pzlo Alto 10 miles west
OF West Point About 200 acres In cultivation 100
OF which is good hammock and canebrake land ;
200 acres OF good timber the place; good bored
we'll and two csterns and good pools of water CON
venieEt to good schools, churches, etc, four ten
ant settlements on above place Price SII per acre
nar1S, 's5- ct. W. s. GUN
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That Sums il Up.

We could use all sorts Of extravagant
words about the effects Of Parker's Hair
Balsam. But the simple truth is enough
it Is the best thing Of its kind. Cures fall
ing hair dandruf, dryness restores original
color, is a delicious dressing and perfectly
pure and clean. 1t vii satisfyIyou. The
only standard SOC. dressing.
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AN THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r ~
- aaises south of Duck Hill, several hne planta-
lions containing from 1900 to a4so acres land ali
well improved good dwellings and and gin houses
and tenement houses. suitable for grain and grass
farms, would make splendid stock farm-priee
reasonable. Use living water through the entire
tract AHy one wishing further inform alton address
Z foitz, Winona, or D. D. Wilkins. BACK Hill
Miss I'M RI
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-25

The very large attendance at the
Worlds Exposition from this State, on
Mississippi Day, was the result OF redue-
ton of railroad fare 10 one cent mile each
way The limit expired on Goth, and now
the old rate OF s. IS for the round trip is
charged from Jackson. OF course some
will continue to go, even at that figure, hat
the railroads and the Exposition will be
the losers by this discrimination against
those who DO not happen to live at points
remote from New Orleans.
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situation Wanted /!

a YOUNG NAN WHO Is ABOUT CONFLICT
"a ing a Business Course in the Southern Nor
nal cosleye Bowling Green. KY, desires situa
ton as sook-Keep<r- first-class references VIII b
furnished 10 aav house or otaee wishing his services
Address F. w. C., Southern Normal College
BowIin Green. Ky. mar3.'ss-sf
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FARM FOR SALE
$50

0RA ACRES; nine NILS FROM JACK
eDOD SON, Miss, in Kinds county, Eve miles
from Mississippi College, four miles from Station
also on the Yazoo City Z. r.; leo acres woods and
timber; rss1 cleared, lies we'll; toierably good
house, two rooms, cabin. crib. and good cisfern
rents for $1,000 Price 50 per acre; one-shird cash
balance time, with eight per cent
,.. A dr. GEoHaE s GMTrIK IT,.
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DIED.

At the residence of his daughter, Mrs. r. n.
Maves near Yaz0o City, Miss, February ~, 1855,
Col. o. J. E. STUART, Of Summit. Miss, in his 18th
year
Was 70 him 4 hard fought one. Deeply religious In
his soul he recognized his need aud chung with I'M
swerving fidelity TO the Saviour OF sinnsrs- He
walks With Him now In white for he is worthy
Dear onei may we also. like thee, be faithful unto
death that we may, like thee, inherit the crown Of
eternal life. p.
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Land For sale.

7En ACRES IN YAZOo COUNTY. sff s.
fOO 400 acres cleared and urdeS good fsnce-
balance we'll timeered- A fzs dwelling house on
same 1t is located sssea miles from yanghans
Station on the Illinois Central r X. near Big Black
river win sell the above for S3Joa.oo, Si5Ge- 90
csss sfsap 90 in one rear and 900 in years
coed title guaranteed A splendid opportunity
either for cultivation or stock farm. Apply for
further particulars 70 y. b MIIsok,
Atty-at-LaE, fszoo CITY, Mise
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Our citizens generally, white and
colored, are invited to attend the exhibit
ton OF the school work of the colored
Normal School, jackson College, which
will be given in the Opera House on Tues
day night next, 3lst. Exercises TO begin
st 1880 o'clock. Glass work, declarations,
original essays and vocal music, comprise
the parts. Seats free. All who wish to
aid in paying the necessary expenses VIII
have opportunity to do so as they pass out
at the close. Reserved seats Tor white
PERSONS
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FOR SALE,

40 ACRES OF LAND THREE AND HALF
miles west VI jackson, 20 acres in cultiva-
ton, balaaee heavily timbered Terms easy. For
iurtseE particulars, apply to n. II. BoYp, r. p
tTeight Once, Fort Worth, Texas, or to ] Nj
GRAY, Jackson, Miss lmay., as a,
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Southern Residence for Sale.

A EIEGANT NEW MODERN RESIDENCE
IA fsf sale At Ray mond Miss-,-one Of the health
isst points points in the Sonth-Rasfrssd, Express
and Telegraph Office only square distant At
tractlve, convenient and conmodioux- Four acres
IN grounds Fine fsrest tsees, shrubbery and fruits
in abundance. -Four miles from the celebrated
Coopers Welis-schcois and churches convenient
Also 900 acres Of farming aud grazing lands in
Hirds oeansy- CALVIN WELLS
EsarA, 'a5-6w- RAYMOND Mfw
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FOR SALE.

ESoUR HUNDRED ACRES OF BLACK PRAIRIE
- land, well adapted 10 corn casson and small
grain, situated about six ssises east of NJ aeon,
Noxubee county, Mississippi. Locality healthy,
aud well iupSeSed good residence two settlements,
one boped we'll good water and two large cisterns,
Pace $1,000 per acre cash WADE SN-EA.
sc -
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Miss Annie S. Thornton, Of Shelby
Vile, Illinois, who has paid our city quite
an extended visit, departed yesterday
morning for Dallas, Texas, where she will
spend q week with her relatives there
She was accompanied by her uncle, Tom
Thornton, Esq, of Shclbyyille.
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C4I,HOyN CoEycv,

NsTANTED To SELL A FINE STEAM SAW
w and Grist and FIGURING Mill, with Cotton
Gin attached with ], 100 acres OF land-two good
farms on the same; stock wagon and teams; handy
TO schools and churches situated in Calhoun county
ninc aad half miles west OF Houston; in healthy
location, with all necessary buildings, all in the
hest of repair; will sell reasonable terms APP
ply to II. NJ. WINTER, at Cherry Ifill p o..
marl1, o5-6t Calhoun Co. for further partit ulars
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Capt. and Mrs J. Z. Stevens, Miss Sue
Stevens, Master John Stevens, Misses Fan
ME aud Cornelia Lusk, Sue Wilkinson and
Messrs Thos Gale w. Q. and II. d. Lowd,
Y. ]. Powell and DR.. |. Rembert, are
among the Jacksouians attending the
Worlds Fair this week.
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For Sale.

q (lf,(l ACRES LAND IN BOLIVAR COUNTY,
A,VVo Miss The Mississippi Valley Railroad
passes through PARTON of The land-the other lies
within twa and onehah miles of the road or nearer
A small portion OF the land easily be put -
cultivation; Balance well, and greater portion
heavily timbered. Will be sold cheap fer cash, or
one half cash, balance Grae, For further par
ticulars enquire OF MiRT ADAMS, JR.,
....r Innl
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-25

The new ice factory erected by Mr..
Morris will give him increased facilities
for keeping the public cool during the
summer months. The buildiug has just
.aen completed iHcreditable style by Mr..
j. W. Parish, the contractor, and the neces-
sary machinery has been ordered.
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Opposed to Strong Drink.

"Parker's Tonic is delicious to the palate;
it inyigorates, but does no promote love
for strong drink; it cures coughs and colds;
it puriies the blood, thus curing kidney
liver and lung troubles and rheumatism.
1t should be kept in every home. G. FL.
Sherman, photographer, Ellgin Ill. Place
it in yours.
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MiSSiSSipDi Lands For Sale.

DURING THE SEASON OF TgE WORLDS
EXPOSITION THE CLAgIQ4 GsR publish free o,
charge, all Gads in his case that may be offered for
SAFE By idirits ssf=ens Description not 20 ereeed
10 lrord- Each TO be inserted tceeks Extra copies
II paper ra be sent ireeky Mississippi Dspartn.sat
OF Exposition, for distribution to inquirers
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Splendid Stock and Cotton Land
Con Oolo

4 sslH ACRES-FTNE HOUSES; oUTHoUSEs
A'OoO new gin house, etc; iIlimitable range Of
cane for cattle; Illinois Central runs through il
so acres open; 500 finest character of timber-saE
mills would pay handsomely; four miles from
Grenada, Miss. Annual rental about 81 900. Terms
very reasonable. Address A. H WHITFIELD,
marls, '55,et. Grenada, Mas
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FOR SALE.

400 ACRES OF LAND IN CoPIAH co,
FOo Mississippi, and three-fourths OF a mile OF
Browns Wells, and miles from the l. C. r. r.
Two settlements of zoo EACH $50 acres cleared
to each settlement; under splendid rail fence.
Also tolerable good dwellings, bored weiss etc. A
splendid location for country STORE. WIN sell in
200 lots if preferable Terms, 500 per acre,
half cash, balance, and two years, with eight
per cent. interest. For further Information, ad-
dress L. Z. PIERCE,
mar25, 's5:6t. Beauregard, Miss.
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FOB. SALE.

cEyEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF
y good Pima Woods LAND, in Jackson Comfy
seen miles from Noes Point, and twenty -fosr
miles from MoEile- Has good dwelling and fAyn
ont-bnildinsx Fifteen acres in cultivation un1ar
good FENCE WIN be sold ~ bargain DaaxA d
the owner i cause ct SALE For further pas4fenla,
address r w. CONAN,
Feb Is 'S5-ew. Mo- Bosot. Mfg~
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On Sunday morning last, the proprie-
tor Of THE CLARION received this message
from correspondent "My daughter has
recently become a raviug maniac. Can
she be admitted to Lunatic Asylum ~
We at once telephoned DIR. Mitchell. and
he replied: "Will admit her. VIII for
ward the necessary blank forms by first
mail" And for tins humane and ample
provision for the afflicted we experienced
a sense Of gratitude that enabled us to bet
ter enjoy the holy Sabbath.
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COPIAH COUNTy.

A VALUABLE FARM OF SIXTr-Two ACRES
IN for sale; 40 acres in fine state OF cultivation
an inexhaustible supply of water for any purpose :
every advantage convenient to make place desir.
able iillnois Cent. Y. O. r r. runs through il
lands highly adapted to diversified husbandry Fog
further information address q. b. WILLIAMS,
maT1l, SIS ct, Galimap Miss
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RIVER LAND FOR sAI,E

IN sTEFLowER RIVER, 50 MILES ABOVE
- yickxhnrg: good navigation all the year; 40
acres. - open has large. twostory dwelling;
oter $4,000 Ordinary production 800 90
pounds of infection and 70 to 80 bushels of corn
per Price $500 per aere--half cash, remain
der in two annual payments with interest,"
Apply to L W. TrTfLE
MARI 's5-6L satartiz, Miss
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I WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FARM NFAp
Il OxtoTia III go acres, good houses, wells i,sees
100 ~efrs open, 50 cultivated, fine caas Grass. and
STOCK range will sell for S. per aero or rent or
or excnange any land own. Also 200 acres near
Tallahatchie river aud $50 acres near Sardis MIS-
also 50 acres meas 0seeola, Ark, and stores and
dwellings 10 Qxford. H. M SULLIVAN
maxi iS5-dt. Oxford Mss.
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FOR SALE.

AAn ACRES LAND SIX MILES WEST OF
~ osyka, in Amite Co., Miss no improve
sents, fine water, very finest yellow pine Tim Der
hne summer range, plenty good land for cultivation
IS miles from New Orleans; tide good; also two
tracts 200, and 375 acres az miles east of Centre
vile, both impr9Eod 80 acres in cultivation on
one, and 20 "a the other. +. J. CAPELi.
plssil. IS Ct. CentreyiIle MIS-
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stool Farm For sale.

QC ACRES. 81 MILES FROM CLINTON,
eS<o Miss within easy reach of the schools.
bout 900 acres under cultivation, 40 woodland.
almost all growing cane. About Is plass hHs bot
tom land well watered by creek. sptandid stock
nlace 4 houses good. efsseFns. Rented year
before last Tor S560.o0. Terms easy. Address,
GEoheE WHARTON, Clinton, Miss
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Swami Land.

400 ACRES or THE BEST SWAMP LAND
Fo0-Sws4 s IT, Sw14 5. 10, Nw14 :. 90 7.
| Ia II. I, west, in LeFlore county, miles from
| Yaxoo River, Bear Creek, y hich is navigahis,
so acres deadsned-1o in cultivation The balance
is heavily timbered. Most Of the iaHi above over
flow. Terms $500 per acre. "Terms very easy"
Hunting fine. r. S. CHEW,
raariS, 'S5;S. Chew's Landing, Miss
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FOR SALE,

a FINE FARa, SEVEN AND HALF MILES
q west of osyka. Miss, on the Illinois Central
X X contains zoo acres, more less; about c.,
acres cleared balance well timbered with pine OAK
aud hickory, and is well watered Would ,aske;sn
excellent stock farm health good good schools an
Churches good dwelling house. barnes and stables
and nne orchard. Tergis easy address,
TH0S. MCDONALD
marl1 Ans. Osyka M,s.