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FiIlaI Aneetion in Pennsylvania.

LEBANON. Pa. Nov. 24.-Pster Zimmerman,
aged 75 lived for fifty years with his wife q small
farm in Union township this county year or 80 ago
some misunderstanding between the aged couple
aud they separated To prevent his VIC from obtain.
Ing any lezal claim on tho farm Zimmerman deoded It
To lila daughter sarah. some time ahrrward tho old
couple becuiao rrrupcied and lived together on tho
farm Zimmerman then sought to have the eed he had
given his daughter inyaldated she refusing to recon
vey the property back 10 him. The courts decl
aEanBt Zimmerma The farm was the only home he and
his wife had. bpt the dauRh or insisted their yaoatng
the premiseB This tho old couple refused do. The
daughter has now commenced proceedings In court TO
have her aged parents elected from the farm The
daughter Ia well to do.
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Two Men Killed and rhree Badly I,Iured

TROY, Nov. A.-By an explosion Of dyna-
mite at Thompson's Mills. near Schuylerville.
Saratoga county. this afternoon. five men were
blown up Two mon were killed. Peter Hughes
Of Bald Mountain. Washington county. and
John NcGinnis OF Valley Falls. Tho men were
building u large pulp and paper mill at Tbomp-
sons Mills, ono mile north of schuylerviie
They were sitting in circle round a fire. and
blasting The dynamite exploded with terrific
report Hughes and McGinnis were literally
torn to pieces. Three other men named Cum
mngs Wilkinson. and Hoy. were rendered
senseless 1t Ia thought they will recover.
The sun., 1888-11-25
sw,tehmen's Pay on the New York Central

The switchmen at West Albany working
for the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad struck on Nov. for an advance OF
IS month. They had been paid $40. and
wanted $45 In day or two q satisfactory
arrangement was reported to have been made
st tns sroo III nara au If ' The Safa
Of switchmen have como to Superintendent
Toucey asking why the switchmen OF Skane-
with those Of the most favored towns. 1t was
said at Mr.. TouSey's office yesterday that all
with assurances that II Superintendent Toucey
found out that they were doing more work
than they were paid for, their pay would be
Toucey had Increased the pay Of the men who
showed cause for IL.
The sun., 1888-11-25
Explorer. star,le the Dock Rats,

A party of engineers from the Dock De-
partment and Dr. Morreau Morris Of the Health
Department are making tour OF the river
fronts inspecting the sanitary condition of the
piers and slips The only pier SO far reported
to be In a bad condition Is the iron pier at
the foot OF West street. where the current
travels In q small boat. and makes its inspec-
tion when the tide is low. Interesting finds in
der are reported When the work Is finished
reports VIII be made to both the Dock and the
Health Departments.
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large force OF men are putting things In
readiness for the opening reception At the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art which will bs he'd on Dee. is great
variety Of paintings statues laseS and tapestries
before shawn will he exhibition An Interesting fpa
ture viii lie the aud valuable collection of EGYPTIAN
antiquities Tho museum hsF secured caHs Of some ot
tho must famous pieces nf arlrnt htntuRry Ia tho
museuIns OF Europe. IL hys also received many val
liable gitts OF palniinEs recently.
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Found the Actresses Face In his Pocket.

Mrs. Wilhelmina Bnruch OF 1,473 Park ave-
nue. ayers that Simon. her husband. sales
man for Thurber, Whyland g. Co.. has deserted
her for an actress In the Hebrew theatre. Mrs.
Baruch found in her husbands pocket photo
graph OF the actress: set In gold locket Rhe
nad Baruch arrested Yesterday on an r. order
The sun., 1888-11-25
CONFIDENTIAL BookLeeper Fowler Gone.

PATERSON. Nov. 24.--J. Frederick Fowler.
the confidential bookkeeper Of Knipscher
Close, silk dyers. has fed. An examination Of
his books shows that the shortage is not more
than $500. Fowler was a well-known and
ceived letter dated from New York, saying
he will never return to Paterson. He hired
sent word back to tho liveryman where to find
II, and 1t was recovered. He received a good
salary. and the cause Of his shortcoming Is un-
The sun., 1888-11-25
Il May He Anybody's Armory.

Col. Seward of the Ninth Regiment called
Mt tho Mayors oi1lce yesterday to get some In
formation regarding the project of building q
new armory at Thirty-fourth street and Park
avenue for the use Of the Seyenty.fr Red.
Hewitt told him that with the exception OF the
Seventh Regiment Armory. which was erected
under special act Of tho Legislature and BY
ment, no armory had ever been built for any
special regiment.
The sun., 1888-11-25
Teaehers' Tour to washington, via Penn-
sylynnIa Railroad.

The holiday tour TO Washington for the teachers Of
New York and Bronslrn arranged by the Pennsylvania
Hbllrnnd COMPANY Ont the nI0at attractive mode
.pendnF ChEisimSS Twin eaye new FORK Gy -pssiA
railroad transportation IN both directions meals en-
route and hotel accommodations IN Washington, viii
wick ana Tsnie9 q el2 Tf: dshs.s gll y ssSd ior
on Dee % Detailed Information win bs Eiysa later
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AreAul,ss Ready to Meet Carney.

Dick" Roche. the backer OF Lightweight
Champion Jack hoAune has posted f2oo with Richard
X. X F9x and offers to back hcAus against the Eng
side, the nEht take place in america and Carney
70 receive flo0 fQs expsnsel News Of THIS offer has
CArney's forfeit of k2OO.
The sun., 1888-11-25
Holiday
Announcement. t.
TIFFANY & CO.,

Union Square, New York,
have now ON exhibition
their impOrtatiOns, and
the manufactures of their
shops prepared especially
for the coming holidays,
and suggest tina early
visitors have not only the
best choice from the stock
of new goods, but avoid
the crowds that invari.
ably tIlrOng the store I'm
December.
Purchases will be cared
for Wniih the time set for
delivery.
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A RECAPITULA1IOM.
Expressions from Eminent Men ON RotL
Sides OF the Border.

The Suns correspondent has referred re-
peatedly to the extraordinary divergence Of
opinion which exists In Canada. Assertions
are made positively, first on ono side and then
on the other. that annexation is ON utter i'm
possibility or an imminent probability. and
the whole field OF Canadian opinion shows q
wealth: Of contradiction. Probably no express
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New, Valuable, ana Char,tabl.

Are the msthods prAetibed and the medicines com.
R2unasd BY The Love Medical Co, winstec. Conn.
ease before sending remedies and honerabe deanEs In
sYssy particular hare sh<spget thsR usAt
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Immigration OF Laborers Under contrac,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has issued circular In regard to
the importation OF foreign laborers under con-
tract, in which he says:
C9ectors OF customs Commissioners OF immigration.
and others upon receiving Information that uiih
have been inporte into ihis country and allowed 10
land contrary to tho provisions OF tho ACT OF Feb IL
1854 ended by The Of Feb ~ lST, will
tain tho names and addresses Of all such mmivrants
same to the Secretary OF tile Treasury togethsr with
such facts and circumsane relating their mportA
Rsrns vessel or entering an from adjoining country
the name OF the person. company. corporton con
tracing for the services OF such immigrants.
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to come within d scratch of missing
his train. Conductor Duane held the cars
as long as he dared. and everybody was
on board except Taylor, who had lin.
gcred for d third piece uf pie and more
pudding, after the warming whistle
sounded. lie was sauitering down
the road in d leisllrely manner when
some one yelled 10 him to hurry. lie
was about a block away, and shouted
back:
81 don't have to-
But he was mistaken. Duane mo-
toned the engineer to let her go, and
as the caboose began to draw away
from Taylor's view. he tumbled to
the necessities of tho situation. lie
threw her wide open, let the sand loose
and uncoupling everything but the
tender, let drive for the caboose. lie
caught it, but says 'pon honor, it he
had had two inches further to run he
would have been left. His breath
etANlil U SdgSli up WllIl lllll ttlllll lEC
train stopped at Alpena to let the pas
senger 60 north.
The Jamestown Alert, which showed
fine newspaper enterprise in its report
OF the proceedings, has the following
personal alluslon:
Editor Wheelock of the Mitchell Re-
PUBLICAN, made his maiden speech be-
fore the convention last night and Sc
cured a generous round of applause
from the boys. He advocated the in
fusion of young blood into the party,
and the relegation of the old "wheel
horses" so called, to the rear. He al
luded to the combination that con-
trolled the convention, as the work of
the young men. Mr.. Wheelock was
one of the secretaries and by his many
courtesies placed the representatives
of tie press under obligations to him,
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Ayers Pills.


Dr. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine,
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INCIDENTS OF TIE OCCASION.
When chairman King closed his
speech on taking the chair, he was
handed a basket of lovely cut flowers,
with the compliments Of Mrs. "Bob."
Wallace, Of jamestown. This more
than atoned for the butchery which his
name suffered in the telegraphic re-
ports, notably to the Sioux City Jour
nal, which made him appear as J. III.
Vallette
Speaking of names being missent re-
minds me. While duly appreciated
the compliment of being chosen a sec
retary of the most important conyen-
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, Default has been made in the pay
by ,,a mortgage da!cd the, 27th day
NJ. Cady and II. Z. Cady, her husband of the
county OF DAWSON, ana territory of Dakota, 10
Delos a. Scott, and which mortgage was re-
the county OF DaYison and territory of Dakota,
IN, IN BOOK 9, OF mortgages, on page ls5, ON the
18th day OF June, 1852, at O'Clock Il. m.
whereas, lo action or proceedings at law or
Otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or amy part
thereof; and
that il default would be made in the paymenl
OF any portion OF the principal or Interest
promptly at the time the same should become
DUE, or. if default be made in the pay.
ment OF the taxes assessed or to be asses sed do on
sald premises, before the same became de in
Ilienl, then the whole sum both principal and
interest, at once became due, and
Whereas, on the 18th day of December A. ID .
isS5,sald mortgage with the note secured there
BY was duly assigned by the said mortgage 10
John Morris, ofthe county OF Dawson and ter
recorded in the Office OF the register OF deeds,
OF the said Dawson county on the 22d day oi
December, A. d., 1855, in book 53 on page 239;
and '>>s'N
whereas, the whole amount OF the principal
ana interest became due by the terms of said
mortgage on the 2ith day OF May, a. D.. 1853;
Whereas, The amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage, AT tile date OF this notice, is the
sum OF one hundredand seventy-iour dollars
, mH mn ninety cents, lSi749G) towlt: 500 prnci-
PAL and Sl4.9O interest, besides S25 attorneys
lees stipulated form said mortgage
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that
py virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
IN pursuance OF the statutes in suchcase made
and provided, the said mort gage will be fore
therein described, at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash at the front
door OF the court house in the City of
Mitchell, and county of Dawson, and Territory
OF Dakota, on the I'd day of June, 1855, at
o'clock i'll the afternoon OF that day The
mortSaged premises are situated in the county
described as follows, to-wt Lot eight, (s) in
block ten, 90 in ID. a. Scott's addition to the
town OF Mitchell according to the recorded plat
thereof. 'N'N
,ol, Dated Mitchell d. T.. the goth day Of April,
1883. JOHN MORRIS,
Assigned of alortgagee.
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MgoNS.

TERRITORY OF DANCwA.
SECOND JuiiiCf.tI. DISTRICT. -.
i'll the district court in and for DAWSON
county
John +; Selberling James II. sribcrliug and
samuel u. Miller, co-partncrs, doing business
under INC iirin name and style of Sribcrllug
Miller Y %; vs.. Michael b. lynch, Maggie =.
Lynch ana Il. >, NanlscDrcu and j. NJ b. tlnyd,
co-parthers, doing business under the firm
name ana style OF Nanieuren * i'loyt!.
, NJ TERRITORY OF Dakota sends greeting. To
Mlchacl Il. Lynch, Mag ie l.. lynch Il. ), Van
kcufeh and j. VI. Il. Floyd, deten,Ienis.
You are hereby Summoned and required TO
itiiSMei lhe complaint Ill this action, which Will
nc MED on the 18th day OF March, ~ d. 1898. IN
lhe ONCE OF the clerk of the district court
Wiiiii! and Tor The county of Dawson territory
oi M DaNoti, ut the court house IN jhe city ol
Nitchell county OF Dawson OAK and tu serve,
hcopN OF your answer ON line Subscribers III
the'r oillee "a Main ,iicct III sliesl;N nl M!tejl-
c!l, DAWSON county, Dakota tcsrliory Within
thirty days after hc service OF this Summons.
exclusive OF the day of service. If you fail to
answer The complaint within tl4;lt time, the
pahtllf willapnly to the court for the relief
deinahded IN the complaint,
Dated at Mitchell Oak, this 18th day of March.
n. ID. 1858. BLANCHARD n HANNnTr.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the above defendants. Take notice tiiat
me onil;.int IN t!ie above entitled action was
MED on the 18th day of March, 1888 i'll lc
once al thc district court in and lor Dawson
county, OAK. BLANCHARD " HANNETT
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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sAERIFF's SALE.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
SECOND JUDICIAL Dl SrRlCT. %
III lhe district court within and for Dawson
county.
Z. IL. Blake, plaintiff, VS.. Herbert Dickinson.
Norman I. AiaYhew and Daniel III. Goble,
Notice Is hereby given by virtue OF IL u1g-
ment OIL o1I0recosure and sale in the above Ell
Titled action on the end day OF March, 4. % /,
1888, ana an execution issued upon said iudg-
ment. the subscriber, U. U. Stanchleld, she iii
oil Dawson county, Dakota territory, for that
purpose appointed, will sell at public auction
az lne tront door OF the court house in the city
ol Mitchell, county of Dawson, Dakota terri
tory, on Monday the ,ith day ofJune 1858, at .
o CLOCK IN The afternoon OF That cay, the real
estate ana mortgaged premises situate in the
county oI Dawson, territory OF Dakota, and
directed IN said Judgment and execution TO be
SOLD, and therein described as follows: The
north hall la) OF the north west !, of section
numoer seventeen 10 i'll township one hun
dred ana two QO2 Of range number SiXty-one
lbil Dawson county, territory OF Dakota, con
tanning eighty $50 acres more or less according
TO government survey, or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment ana
costs, amounting i'll all to two hundred and
ninety-one (S29l.) dollars and thirty-lhree (33}
cents, with interest thereon from the date oi
sad Judgment and all accrung costs of sale.
Dated Mitchell, Dak.. April 25th, lsSS,
Y. U. SrANCHFIELD,
Sherilf OF Dawson county.
GEO. A. JOHNSTON Il Il. Nj. .GOoDYkoONrZ,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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DICUI Y. Rewarded are those who read
l(llIi!l TINS aud t,cli itcl; hey willtinl hon
orabe employment that VIII not
take them from heir homes and ,lmilles. The
pfofitS are large tud sure Tor every industriuoS
person, may have Made and are now making
several hundred dollars Il month. 1t is easy ior
any one to make So and upwards per ,i;lv, who
Is wiling to work; Either sex. young old;
c;pltal not neeued; We start You. Ever vt bln .
new. No special ability required; You. reader,
can do it as we'll as amy one W rifle 10 us
Tor lull particulars, which we nllfr,c. sd
dress Stinson y Co., Portland. name
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7 II ce..

Having decided to wind up my bust
ness in Iuka in the next three Monrsn
I hereby give notice TO all my custom
ers that 1, will not open, any new ac-
counts payable next fall, hut will sell
goods very cheap TO close out my large
winter stock during the winter months.
All parties indebted to ne by open &C
count. note. mortgage or otherwise,
who do not settle in the next thirty days
will find their account III the hands of
au officer for collection. Lam gong to
wind up; collect my dehts; pay my
debts, and know whatsrI: have left
Come on il you are coming.
Respectfully,
W.T.. HUBBARD
dec. 18th 1887.
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THE MODEL CoTToN.PIckER.
* Nodei invention.

l have had cotton-picker on the brain
over twenty-five years; have made two
models; am NOW on my third aaodel,
which.wiH be perfect successsa This
machine will discriminate, gathernothing
but cotton; can be.put to work. when
cotton is half matured, pick all that'i !,
open and not interfere with the nnma-
tured sbolls, will work in any kind of
cotton, large or small, and will 60 the
work of one hundred hands, requiring
but two hands and a pair of horses. As
have not the means to put this machine
on the market, I propose to give one
fourth interest in it for money enough to
complete the model, procure patent and
build one working machine. I can con-
vince any intelligent man, that, when the
modelis completed, it will be a complete
succsss. Then can you estimate the
value Of this important invention?
Address J. Y. W.TnoRs,
I Iuka, Miss.
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Z '"were as rich as a South Sea dream,
wishing's an e&pedientto be poor % x


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.A1s' "'.ea'y An, nu' r''i.
1,,r nur .n l'sfnaI /. ii'''e lnad'
rra.., n !. ,'rS ,s" 'ntnss u you plea.c
If,t;s No, ,r.o- ~
80 @S enose 100 Roou ior eai'n
Nv, Nv 80. no. ready qulie 70 die'
N"ei III some sequestereu spos
nd n~osnar; ,o,,.
:. go. M 'nae nariSees anu Scrlpes
M, ~ .,4snA the Lord IN daily prayers
st.as ~ .nes are not as otner men
en' eaiiy ciimo tne golden STAIRS.
Apo DC AZ rest.
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MARnl-GRAs AT MEMPHIS:

February 18TH and 14th 1883
Momus II, Rex, King of the
Carnival, will enter Memphis at
High Noon and will be welcomed
and delivered the keys Of the
c1tv by the City Authorities DUR
Ia q public ovation; and that
njcatthere will be a grand ball at
The gale., 1888-02-03

Having received the agency for theonly
and Genuine TX L One Spoon Baking
Powder" am now prepared to offer
Each and every can Of IKE One Spoon
baking powders guaranteed, Giye it a
trial,
j. B, MCKINNEY,
The Grocer:
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T. Just received at W.. F. Hubbard's a
arge stock of fall and winter goods of
all grades-dress goods, linseys, ging-
hamsS fannels, wraps of the latest styles
at all.prices from 90 to $15. Men and
boys clothing cheaper than the cheapest
The gale., 1888-02-03

Eli Pompey | what you 'fraid or !.
That makes you shake and 'Shib hibbbrrs;s
Law chile ise got de ague y
IN got, do tropic 1ibber."
De tropic libber Pompey?
don't know what you means:
But you can cure your ague
By taking SMITHS BILE BEANS.
Two bits q bottle, don't pay naorel
You'll get dem at dc drugman's store"
. The most economical and best remedy
fogs ague. Is cents, Per bottle.
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Mr.. N. Asher, representing 81
Bluff City manufacturing Co., Q
df Memphis. called to see US Tuesd y
and left nice "add" for the b al
brand, X L One spoon baking pt v
ders.
The gale., 1888-02-03

Two freight trains collided ON M. 6
G. railroad near Decatur Thursday
night. Several wounded Full partic'
plars not known.
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The speeches delivered at the Normal
by the B. S. Glass on Friday night last
were listened 10 and appreciated by a
large and attentive audiHnce. Y,
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The students will do welito examine
the immense stock of stationery, table
etc.. at Watson & Co.'S before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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J.W. Jourdan IS now prepared to
Rinsure your property against fire, in the
best companies known. Call on him
land insure before it Is too late.
The gale., 1888-02-03

Go to w. C. Hubbard & Co.'s when
you desire anything that is usually kept
jn q FIRsT-CLAsS Drug Store. 4
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Prescriptions carefully compounded
at any b Jur, day or night. by DR.. John
Harrison with Watson g. Go.
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All parties indspted to the GALE for
subscription or otherwise wills DO US q
iavor By promptly settling back dues
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nlssoluIloN NOTICE.

The firm of WATSON 6 HARVEY is this
day dissolved by mutual consent; w. w
Harvey retiring. The business will be
continued by H watson s co at same
stand, one door north OF Watson &
Hughes. All1parties owing said firm are
are requested to come forward and settle
Immediately and save costs, as their
accounts will be placed in the hands OF an
officer for collection.
w. w. HARVEY,
r. H. WATSON
Iuka, Miss, Jan'y l, 1888.
In retiring from the firm OF Watson &
Harvey, 4 take this occasion to thank our
many customers for their past patronage
and cheerfully recommend the new firm.
WV. HARVEY.
Iuka, Miss, Jan'y !, 1898.
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Several new students q: the Normal
his week. 3
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R.H. Watson & Co have the finest
assortment of spectacles kept in the
market. They guarantee perfect tit
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| If you want fine cashmere dress, go
Ito w. 4. Hubbarg's;;s cheapestl IL. the
markete
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r.. H. Watson & 20. have just reed
an elegant line OF toilet soaps, brushes,
combs, etc etc. ~1srs
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Finest brands Of oftabacco, cigars spd
cheroots in the market at r. H. Wat
son & Co.'s Drug Store.
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Finest triple and quadruple extracts
perfume at Watson & Co.'s.
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Don't fail to go to IIu5oafd's for, you
Boots and Shoes.
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NOTICE.

~ SANSIs
MILLER wants to sell all he owns-Has
G0Qs,acres land for $500; homestead,
$1,000; $1,000 i'll uetessand accounts for
1000; 5000 enrolled Judgments for
SOC; 6 yoke Oxen, $500; 5 wagons
Tor $100; Merchandise, Y50G;si 800
bushels corn for $500. Store house S4UU
Onejennet, s 80. .Rayable-.then- ,lIarri
on is elected. Ia.
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Ramsey will sell yon goods at Wheel.
er prices.
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Notice..

100 acres of land for sale, from ~ to
100 acres. A. REID.
Oct. 3, 1887. n H.
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RUBBER STAMP with your name in
Fancy Type, 25 Visiting Cards. and
INp1A INK 70 mark Linen. .o1,ly 25 cents
(.ta.nps. Book of 2U0Q styles free.
with each order. Agents wanted Bic
Pay. THALMAN MF'G Co., BALTIMoRE
MARYLAND.
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Go tc v. G. Ramsey's for Your Onions
and cabbages, but cents per pound.
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". M. | S 7.

we are authorized to announce the
name Of ". NJ. GIsr, eandidate for the
ofice Of City Marshal. Election in April.
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Notice

On account of fire and other losses, we
are compelled to, ask these who o.e us,
either BY note OF account 10 come and set
II j. w. BIGGS g. Co.
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Aud, in fact, everything usually kepsin
rwA E'il-st Class Drug store. -sDa
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w. w. HARVEY,
R. H. WATSON:

1uka, Miss, Jan'y !, 1898.