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Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

also tool ssmples from another ledge %
the same claim, showing two fest Of ore,
which rms parallel and about 800 feet to
tie aest Of the main leiga. Tbs results as
tonisi,ed him as vel! they might. Befors
he made these last discoveries. aud befors
he knew the full yalne Of tho c,aim. be had
bonded !. 10 essi.rB parties fos oonsidsf-
able sum, and this band has yet soma wesks
to run, which is the rsason taat no WORK -
now being dome on the claim. IL ftheparsies
take tho mine he will be rich, but II they
cont he will bs richer. All he has to do Is
to haul the ore to the riysr and arastfa ous
enough gold TO buy him = mill and his for.
tune Is made. The Golden Gate mine as
destined TO become one Of the crest mines
Of Arison,., and with this prophecy ws close
the pn,sent srtielo.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
s.a,e. Or T.rs<it.re.

To b. w. WAsSGn and RfcsAnp BTEELuo.
ysu are hereby mortified that | have
expended 800 In labor and improvements
npon ths s,arke aid Ewing mining claim,
situated In ths Wallap@i Mining DISTRICT,
ia tie eoonty Of Mohsye, Territory Of Ari-
zo1a. and duly recorded Ia the mining
records of said county. In order 10 bold said
premises under the provisions Of Section
2324. Revised Statutes Of the United States,
boins the amount required 10 hold the same
for The year ending Decembef 81, 1884.
knd You are further notified that tho
proportion Of said expenditure due from
yon IL E25 each, iawfni money Of the United
States. aud II within ninety days after the
publipstion of this notice you fail or refuse
TO contribute your proportion Of such ex.
Innditure ab co-owner, your interest IN said
claim wi,i become the property OF the un-
dersigned under said Section 1924.
b. MOSES.
Mineral Park, June 20, 1885,.
Ju2I.30d
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
NEW ADyERTIss I:sI ENT-
ir gou want 10 be Happy.

Ir Eou Want TO be Happy.
II YOU want to bs happy YOU must be good,
4 msGin all night in lts ways
But a far better oae. II Grdefstcod,
ID what have now Sos - say.
II yOu want to he happy yoa sEust be Ssh,
Whatever the station you serve IN;
Asa of gli the msd,cines one bears the lead,
The good SAMARITAN NEsyINg.
once tried every sort ol cure,
TO re store ue to good health;
And spent In vain. Of that I'm sure,
Considerable share Of wealth:
But all vas vain, tiIls friend advised,
In L manner nost deservtn
The medicine lie most highly pIIlsd,
f.pEaUSps SAYaRrTAs SKsytsE.
took HIS advice: in one short wscS,
felt no further pain;
For doctors no longer ! had ~ seek,
For never felt sick again.
I'm healthy and happy the whols day i'uiEi
SO II health bs worth pres"Fyin,
The constant burden Of nIy sopg
Is, try SAMARITAN SEaTrsE,
Twin cure the young, twill tsal the oia,
twill mako the whole world beiGcr;
Al -, Iossph. Nilsson RI. the me diGine ts sOsd
Drop DR.. kichm1nd - letter:
Hen give yup advice far bstto' than wealth
Hen point oGt the way to preserve IA
The best cEuditiUn your newly tonnd h@!ilh
BY the use Of SAsARITAS NEhvHE.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To j. W. MICHAEL:

To j. w. MICHAEL:
You are hereby notified
that l have expended sl0G in labor and inn
psOyemonts for the year 1888 on the Pearl
mining claim. th. same being the 1st north
extension Of the Flagstaff mine, situated in
the Waiiapai mining district, county u Mo-
have, Territory Of Arizona. Said mine was
located ON the 18th day Of April 1852, and
Is fully described in the records Of said
county in Book T., pace 34f, TO which refer
cnce Is had for more foil and complete
description.
And you are also notified that have ex-
pended the further sum of 800 In labor and
improvements upon the said mine above
Described for fhs wear 1874, IN order to hold
said premises under the provisions OF Sect.
1874, Revised Statutes Of tie United States,
being the amount required 10 hold the same
for The year ending December 3lst 1888,
and for Inc year ending December 3lst tss4
And you are further notified thas che pro-
portiOn rf said expenditure due from you
il 800. lawful money Of the United States.
aud il within ninety dsya after the publica.
ton Of this notice, yOu fail 10 contribute
your proportion of such expenditure as co.
ovnpr. your interest ia said claim will be-
come tue property of the undersigned un.
der glid Section 232+.
w. NJ. kRIDKR.
Mineral Park. September 9th 1885.
God
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
|a!||!||||II'I|'s!||1l''(|||l|III|1I|Il!Iil 30

Beyond question the cheapest and most
effective machine OF the kind now in use,
adapted to all grades and classes Of ore.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for tha past two years under great variety
Of conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, far in advance Of anything ever be-
fore realized.
A recent competitive test made with the
Fruo at the Carlisle mine in New Mexico
showed an advantage Of 30 per cent In favor
Of the Duncan. The amount saved over tho
frus being sufficient to pay the entire cost
Of the machines nearly every month in thu
year.
The f0lloving il an enumeration of itz
MANY advantages over Bll other machines:
FIBsT---Its cost is not more than half that
Of any other Of equal capacity, and the
weight IL nearly 600 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcosD-Tbe expense Of setting rp In
running order il not more than one third
that of the Frue. or any other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
TmRD-The expenditure for repair Is not
more than ons-ffth that Of any Delt ma
chine, and they will last fully three times
As long. working under the same conditions.
fousTH-Not more than ons-half tho
space is required--a point OF great impor.
tance where a considerable number are used.
FIyIH--No special skin and worry little
care Ia necessary 10 operate 1t.
StYIu-No more water Ia required than IL
furnished by the batteries.
SEvEsTR-It saves all the amalgam, gold
or silver that escapes the batteries, pans or
settlers--an invaluable feature, and claim
cd by no other, making the machine worth
| mere than 1t costs for this purpose alone.
EI0HTH- A much eoarser grade of ore can
be handled successfully than by amy other
| machine-a great advantage IN many in
! stances where fine crushing Ii not necessary
| to eliminate the mineral.
NMIB-It has no small aud delicste mo.
| chanism. requiring nice adjustment aud the
closest attsption--an nsnpcrable objection
/ 20 all belt ard other forms of machines, ma.
king them unfit for the rough service Of a
| quartz mill.
TEsTH-Groat simplicity Of construction
/ and small number Of wearing parts. The
whole machine is comprised in seventeen
Iiuces, only three of which are subject u
| any special wear. AMI these osn he replaced
at q nominal cost. The frue has l3 pieces
and some similar machines many more tina
king complication OF parts that involves
constant rgpiir grdRtea; expense in this
way. az we'll ~ ia loss Of time.
We are awAret hat the most sweeping anc
pretentious claims are made for nearly
every eonceutratOr in the market. but II !,
well known Gct that the results Of thou
operation have not In any instance mads
good these claims. Tha advantages here sol
forth for the Duncan. rs well as the state
ments INSIDE, we are prepared to substanti
ate by actual working results.
Price $3.50. Weight . about l7jBN
Send for cirr1l4r 90 pS]ii; fron Work
RAEKIN, BRAYTON 4 CD.
San Frarcisc", Cal.
I22n
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

The o.a sdsgo, ''bettsr late than nsver'
has been we'll exenpliied in the case of
ctas. zinrer, vEo was Tsesniiy msfi'so
:" q Young isdy from Dss sla;Hes, iowa.
In company with nnpi,er of rss'e>ass o.
Eing,nsn, Charley visited. Albuquerque d"''
the Fair. having prsSi6Bsly' arranged !"
meet the young jedy and hss nso1her there
A nrnediaie,y opou her arrival they we're
6asri -. Afisr taE're ia the Fair Charley
aud his bride returned to kingnlaH, "hifn
will lie thsir fnlGre konls. Daring tho iSts'
few dsys The hsrqy ocsP'e have ho.n Ti%is-
ing our town and are nos guests nj tho fai'
ace hotel. The arxrs extonds its congrat
r'ations to them snd wishes them loi'a
iifeVf ssppirrsz snd prosperity.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
Notice o. Forfeiture.

10 BgkEAAD kaErMB0Ro.
You are hereby notified that ] have
expended 800 IN lebor and improvements
upon the Union Hill mining claim, situated
in the Wallapai Mining District. County
Of Nohays and Territory Of Arizona, which
said mine is duly recorded in Book r., page
633. Mining Records of shid county; and
also that ! have expended the further sum
Of 500 In labor and improvements upon
the Nellie mining claim, also situated la the
wallapsi Mining District, in said county
and Territory, and which N duly recorded
In Book f., page ts7, Mining Records Of
said county, in orde. 10 hold said promises
under the provisions Of section 1924, Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the
amount required 10 hold the same for the
year ending December 3Ist 1884.
And YOU are further notified that the
proportion of said expenditure due from
you Is $50, lawful money OF the United
stAtes. on each mine, and II within nibsty
days after the publication Of this notice you
fail or rsfuSo 10 contribute your proportion
Of sueb expenditure IA c,-owner. your I'M
tcres; IN said claims will become tho prop
erty Of the undersigned under said section
2}24.
srEPHRS SsITg.
Mineral Park, June 20. 1885.
JgH1-.sO.it
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

ToJlMEs HrroHEss (or any person claim.
ing title under or from him).
You are hereby notified that
have expended 500 in labor and improve.
ments upon tile Caiifornia Moss, No. 2
lode, mining claim, situated in the San
Francisco Mining District, 10 the county Of
Mohave. Territory Of Arizpi,a, in order to
hold said premises under tho provisions Of
Section 252t. Revised Statutes of the laws
Of the United States being the amount ro-
qnired 20 hold the same for tbs year ending
December 81, 1874. Aud IL within 80 days
refuse 10 pay your full proportion OF sueh
expenditure AZ co-ovner, your interest in
said claim will become the property of tho
subscriber, under said Ssctiop 1924.
JAMES J.. WrsE.
Mineral Park. Juiy II, 1856.
July IL sod.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

Mrs. W. III. Taegart of kingrnan gave
r.e.p; TN and party iast night IN honor sf
hsr suesi. s.iss Alice Arrinaton II onk-
land. C.l. We regret s1oesGi.gy oar in
sLi.ity 70 be present. as Mrs. Taes~rt pos.
sasses ths happy faeoIty of making ber
sles. enjoy themselves 70 the utmost on
occasions vi liis lind. IL is safe 10 ADD
that nothing uas omitted that would pro
n ot lie pleasure ai.d enjoyment Of those
who we're FORTUNATE enough TO b9 sb!o %
attend las. night.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

An exhaustive Treatise on Sexual Excess:
es. tbs diseases arising from them, and
their treatment and care: also brief leo
tnre on Epii.psy and other Nervous Die
asses, showing the reiation.hlp erl"ling De
tween the Sexual and Nrryous System. By
Da. i. A. R.oHaySD, So. Joseph. Missouri.
pIics $40. Fully illust rated and elegant
iy bound. containing over 30 pages.
fhis wonderful book revetis the inneT'
rnost secrets of nature, and il. IN taci, a
key which opens tho book Of kpc~ledge ana
pincsS leaves of bealfng from the tree "i
lie. II treats Of subjects which are Of i'm.
mrnss value 20 eysry man, woman and child
IN the land. aud will, in ali probability,
srye years of sickness and f"rt1nss IN doc
tor bills. Agents wanted everywhere, both
male and female. Send at once and get
agents circular.
rass-The Samaritan Neryins can always be
fGand At Watkins Bros. diuGstSres.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

wni.s o.saninx ~ the old biacssnit''
xho, at ihs Coaceatrator last Tuesdsy,
ifenry Rsy niond fund package OF money
.,,ussing atty dollars. which the owner can
t.,,s on describing The exact place in whi;h
IL was fouad and is denomination. We
have made several gaessos darisg tue week
La, llsary S,n't give as tho money. !ns'
our luck.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

A BoT1Ir oF SaAsEITss SrsvISs EssntEs
one 10 dsfy Asthma. Nervousness, and Cen
er.h Debility. $40. at DruggiSts.
Every Epilsptic sufferer ought TO srY 81,
nls rlisn Neryine at once" saya Rev. j. ].
Etter. OF New GIarus, Wis, lit, hossr
failing rell.dy."
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

work on the Coaceusrstor ia being rapid
r. pushed. and under ,hs energetic suPer-
visiec of Henry Raymond the stamps VIII
-, h. =. werk. Mr. Ryan. an sxperisn-
cad Iaashiniss and mill man, hisly IN the
EMPLOY Of : he Rsuson smeltine Works, has
ah,rce OF the alterations aud repairs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

John Mackenzie. nephew vt our 81 'IaA'
~ t.scoreer, who has Teen :nst:estipg WIN
- s,r the past tlsr,. weeks as tie guest OF
i. ~. s.ei,l.ensol Ks.i., II rapidly iinproS'
10, IN health under tL" inaDenee 81 cur slo-
,;.,,> climate. J.. wili siinrtly 10 TO the
Ssaiies, where hc pf'r,7>- 20 si7La ua
-infsr
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

s.hu x. Mackenzie was ia town for =
lew hours on Tcesday. He is row working
about iarty raen ON the CnPsi Eline and
fyar ON tbs Hackborry South. He inSeSds
"a iucre .ss tns vor King foIes on the bitter
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

SRA. Louis suitan and frTily, of Phoebe,
passed through toxin on sunday on hsr way
20 Gl,bs, where her husbsnd is now ioeas-
s!, Darisg thsir shor. stay in town they
,v,rs Ia. guests of Mr.. w. j. Roe.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
Iain9wP

uaits number of Caiico nainers are 'eaS-
ing that piaos for the iriiies IN Soda Lake
WHICH are said ~ no showing up ~el'. Any
,esa ~l,o world prospeot in sucha country
ss tha around Soda Lale deserSss 10 iird
siy- FOO. ledge OF pure gold,
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

PHO preliminary EXAMINATIONS Of hessra
Haas and nrider Oh couni rr cha re-S" AA
ssuit ixith attempt TO commit murder to'E
vlacs last Monday and Tuesday before
County .Jadas Murphy. sitting - coin
hitting magistrate. Az the conclusion 'hr
Judge dnanisssd both oiisrsss, and ordered
that Zach u the parties give security IN the
snn Of $iayo TO keep the peace for SIX
rooutha
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
winler.

The following is / iDe R'il Of hon0r OF shs
s,s.,.l School, Mrs. EdaC Prince tsso''s''
,,r the mouth ending Oct. s.li, yiz;
E,nsss ON. ..,oDo. ". Ail'-rt P'sro- W, I'd
.iie Kin.biv 81, hmaiia Qui,nones u, HsF'
sisodn1n ~. Biviana Arnold %, Eine'
Pisrce 81. Miguel Sanciss y, serncna SAn
rnss -.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

when Dpby Clark ge.s niarriod we hppo
he wiz invite ali his friends to .he wedding
and no. sneak ofi TO A!baqserGus and gel
married on the ais.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

~ Tho Pioshs RssYrd says the Charley
Rec Is milking sacssss of tbs bristol iniii
nad dat il is running s.ssdiiy and ding
aood work uadsr his maa 'gsmsnt.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

Mr.. y. N. MsrpaY, her sister and niece.
arr,ysd fson san Francisco ON Wednesday
evsning. TIE Judee net them at Kinsnian
and aceornpauied ii m hc,ee. They are oc.
cupying Caldwell wright hO1se.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

A Council of Chosen Friends win prooa.
h,y be organized here shortly. as over TWEEN
~ persons have sixniGea their desire 10 b.
cos,e nasmbers.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

IL the number Of passengers travelling TO
AID fro bel xes:i liaers PARK and King.
r.sn is any evidence OF prosperity. We must
.bs getting prosperous.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

In tw, weeks ,aors th.s pspsr will be thsee
yesrs old. and it Was freely prophso,sd that
il vauId no. exis. thres months.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
, Local Brevities.

6ubssriie for the MrsrE and have IL -sni
~ yaur frieuds;n the East.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

so,ss Of the ladies' are lnsntiouias the
IN tier III ar,osher dance soon.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
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Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

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afflicted has met with such unprecedented
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immediately IoTccptibis; vi few weeks At.
ter Commencing its usa feeling Of renewed
yiS0r ard strength as apparent. IL effects a
praIEpt and radical cure, and 10 the only
safe aud effact8ll rtimedy known for curing
ali forms II NEfyGrs DEbILiTy from any
cause. lts effects are permanent. No mat
tor how sgz ravaied yUur ease. how many
rsnIedies yOa have tried. or how many doc
tors have failed When the disease has bat
isd ths skill ri the abIsst physicians, when
melancholy and despair have taken the
place OF hope. ani the world looks blank
and dreary, Ncrtita will inspire new life
and permanently cure body and mind
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Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

sahseribers to this paper will confer a
fsvor by sending notice of any irrsguiarity
in hsleliysry to this Office.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
A wOXDERFCl. BOOK.
MANHOOD. WOMAN HOOD!

Just published. and for sale by the medical
book dealers. or may be had direct from the
author
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
GasrvAL !. DEpAnTuar OF MAIL.

1(insrsi Park to kinsrnan aud all points
NJ and vest. daily. exc@p. Sundays. -
frivss ~ ia.. leaves ! p. IN.
| Mineral Pask ts 81. lhonlas- Arrives
5ussslay, THURSDAY and Saturday nj n. m.
t1asee Mord y, "Wednesday and Friday at
y =. E.
Nirers.. Park 30 signal Arrives 'fneeany.
fhHfs.isy and Saturday al 1860 mi kaves
told,y, "Wednesday aid friday atFp. m.
". "a. knrpxs. r. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

spscia, uctices in the reading columns Of
. sErssR will be charged ~ the rsts of
70 Gents per line for ssen inssr;ion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

p. Fishsr and {. G. D.ks are aushosix
seoass IN san Francisco Of the MoH.ss
|<xrs MIsrE.
Euscne Psnnsnbcrg, Atiornsy at Law,
ksecess. A. r.. Is the authorized agent of
/ MczAvS cossTs MrssS in Yavapai
hrts.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
MAUD ASgRI.C6g,

.oest I'd April ith is'7, by H.s. psslne an1
w, II. Gaun. This cl,,in hos good fonf
foo, ledge, which csn bo frassG on the snf
taos for = long distan Co. TIE isd2e r'ins
across tbs top ol high mountain and es-
yoses he richest ors at tie big'isat point
The led .e Is al psy ore and viii probably
sr.yrsc $50 70 ihe ltE :hnpghOo'' TIE v'r
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
THE H0uSEKEEPER.

J. w.BrsrHsssos. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-04
PUBLIC OPINION

People who take knowledge "
fact know that the liquor traffic
In large cities cannot be- annihila.
ted. and they have wisely deter.
mined to regulate it and make II
pay some portion Of the burdens It
inHicts upon society. - Chicago
Inter Ocean, Rep
The only living element upon
which a Young and patriotic
statesman can cast himself with
hope and confidence j. the heart
Of the people, the -ympathics and
aspirations Of the masses. They
are always right, while the select
and aristnratic few will be sure
to be- wrong in nine casos out Of
tcn.-Ncw York sun, Ind.
The fact that a Young Richmond
law VET chose Abraham Lincoln
for the subject Of mn address n the
scholars Of the public schools, and
that the name Of the war Presi.
dent was heartily applauded, goes
10 Indicate that the growing gen.
Grafton, at least, in the South, ha,
no yindictivc feelings regarding
the result uf the war.-Providence
journal, Rep.
One great reason why the West
hitherto got 50 large n proportion
Of the immigrants il that IL ha,
advertised itself, and there ~ N,
reason why the South cannot b,
successful with u similar policy
Indeed, ~ the best and cheapest
lands in the West are already s,
largely taken up, the South cal
now offer in many respects supe
rlor advantagcs.-N York Even
ing Post.
The colorcd voters Of virgini
who have deserted from the cam.
Of Malone and are joining Oh
Democratic ranks were told b
Malone and his followers last ftl
that # the Democratic party cam
into power the negroes would B
put back in slavery The N
grocs have discovered tina, the
are not put back. 1t is only Nj
hone who has been set beck
New York World, Dem.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-04

As Albany (N. ~ special says
"Thcse counting Gov. Hill out Of
the race for the Democratic nomi.
nation for Governor overlook
Samuel ]. Tiljen's tenderness for
the young Elmira politician. Mr..
Tiljen is understood now To favor
the denomination u Hill. While
Gov. Hill does not come up 10 tlC
Cleveland reform standard, he doe,
fit the Tilden mould. secretar,
Manning viii be, as usual. In,
vehicle through which the Tildel
ideas are impressed on the CONVEX
ton"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-04
~ ON n

AgamRia palaf tius dfssnlns
ibs peculiar mnmilHe 4 = nFat
pas ofnfany "fhe Ffeeiotl
Land and Noriggs Company a
Lhdn SUES WallefA haseIey ~.
n Greene soaniy, Ne sFtD THIS
indebtedness Wa created IN June,
lss2 1T which time the defendan,
h0ffpwel fNfD and gave biz
notes tosthe principal and interest
This money W. payable ~ The
Cofbin Bank NJ New York and by
The terms n The agreement The
notcs we're b. be- declared due Ut
the pleasure II The holder In ca-e
The interest was not paid within
thirty days after Il was due Tho
notes have interest coupons attach.
eel, like the coupons on bonds. II
seems that In this particular
case the slOO of interest became
due Nov -, 1888, and was not
paid. The debt To the company IL
secured by u mortgage on $40 acres
Of land in Greene county, As the
company is n foreign corporation,
il has the privilege Of bringing the
suit in the United States courts,
which IL has done The above
suits mark the beginning Of m era
Of untold misery for the people Of
The State.
The plans Of these money lem
ders were well and deeply laid.
They operated in other Southern
States besides Georgia. The Geor.
gia paper describes their traps:
"About three years ago these
companies set up business in Geor-
gia, advertising most extravagant
inducements TO make farmers bor-
row money. Thus, on $1,000 worth
Of property perhaps $1,000 could be
borrowed. From this $1,000 would
he deducted 5000 by the agents for
commissions, etc, and upon the
nominal $1,000 eight per cent, in
tcrest had to be paid, and the mon
ey had to bring in five years in
%tercst, no matter whether the Dor
rover wanted it that long or not
The real interest paid is fourteen
per cent. Having got the none.
and lost il, the borrowers now fin
themselves in the hands of sharks
who will mercilessly push them |
the wall in the Federal courts, I
attend which many of the victim
I have to travel 100 miles. Thu
: within another few years, thel
. will be witnessed a wholesale evil
a ton Of farmers, with scenes riva
: ing some Of the stories comir
from Ireland
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-04


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