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Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
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fgeelai 70 ibe Commercial Herald.
Jackson. AHg. 25.--In reierence
- lhs Wessos Mhls AFFAIR the
EaImers' Btaso Alliance adopted
resolutions 10 this eject
RAtllyinR and con6rnina the &C.
tisn OF the Copiah eonoly Alliance
bat demanding . public rotraetisu
from Capt. Oliver. manager Of the
mills, OF The injnrioua remarks be
Is reported 70 have made against
the member OF the Bearregard
Alliance, b0ih male and female.
The discussion on this subject was
characterized by q gread demon.
ssfation Of feeling on both sides
and the debate and argument pro
ahd con consumed considerable
Tine,
Complimentary resolution were
passed In reference 10 the New
Farmer" the organ and its editor.
". A. Hurt.
The appeal Of the four newly
srganized Alliances OF Madison
county came up, and after an ex.
sminAtien in which both oral ana
written testimesy was introduced
their organizations was annulled,
and the coaDty organizer OF Madi-
sou county was instructed 10 re-
organize them.
A committee was appointed 10
visit the East Mississippkmill at
Meridian for tbe purpose OF re-
esiving propositions from the ewn-
era OF the same TO sell, II being
The pnrpasa 10 Operate factory
feE tie neAsfaesnrt sf benglne ~
4 hahSiiAaie fer bAe9Is2 - be thA
vraneEty 6s The state Alliance OF
MississiDpI. Pho soDmittee was
also instructed to visit ether cities
10 the State, the object Of the al-
lance being TO become lndepen-
dent Of the baggIng noDopOlies.
The slliance exchange remains
permanently located Vt Winona
and the building will be pushed
forward 10 completion At an early
day.
The Alliance passed resolutions
OF thanks TO the officials and citi-
Ksns Of Jackson for their warm
reception and courtesy to them
while here.
A committee was appointed to
draw up and perfect charter for
The State exchange.
w. A. Hurt. OF Wlnona, vas
elected State staliscian.
The Alliance adjourned to meet
next year ct the call Of executive
committee.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

The Yazoo Clnb was called 10
erdar Al 70 e'sleck on Tuesday,
fSlh. 1853, hS + q HsdL naA
oAairmaa 81 Me Taaeo @Dunty
Dsnostatic Exeaative Committee
and on motion OF Mr.. w. A. Hen
fy Mr. Holt was made Chairman
and a. NJ Roach Secretary. Mr.
Holt explained the object Of the
meeting 10 BE to select delegates
to the county convention conven'
cd for tho purpose OF expressing
Tie choice of Yazoo county fer
Congressman Of the fifth District,
and to send delegates to the Con.
gressirnal Convention.
On motion the chair appOinted
he following delegates 70 the
county convention
W @ Deles, J r Moore, r 8
Holt, J 3 Williams, @ II Williams,
A n Roach, W A Henry, W d
Gibbs, II Bowman, / Ii Campbell,
Owen Brown.
A. NJ. Roach offered the follOw.
ing resolution, which was passed.
unanimously;
WnERKAs, Hon G J. Anderson has rep
resented faithfully and efficiently our
Dlstiict 10 Congress and gwen his entire
llne and attention 10 his constituents and
lully risen 10 the discharge OF his duties,
be 1t
ResoiBed, That Me- the Democrats oil
YuzOo City, IN precinct convention as
scmbed DO Instruct our delegates TO tho
county convention 10 vote for his renoml-
nation for second term, and 10 use their
cndeayois to haye our comfy onvcnton
take similar aclion.
On motion precinct meeting ad-
J0urnod. II s. HOLT,
a. NJ. ROACH, Cbm'n.
Secretary.
VtAvs..a fNtx nuu OQth 1919
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
CowREr CONVENTION /.

The County Convention wai
called to sIder at the Court Hoasc
or TAarsdsy, Aug. 3Oth, 1888, BY
Il. s. Holt, Esq, Chairman Of the
Democratic Executive Bonnittee.
On motion Of Hon. ". d. Gibbs
Mr.. Holt was made temporary and
permanent Chairman and A. NJ,
koach, Secretary. Mr.. Holt ex.
plained ihe object OF the cohven-
ten 70 be ito select delegates TO
The Congressional Convention at
EewtoA.
W. A. Henry, Sag, presented
the, following resolution which
wnA unanimously carried
WHEREAS, the Hon. @. L. An
dersoD, representiye OF this the
Sth District in Congress, has
proved himself faithful TO the trasi
committed TO his keeping, having
been watcbfnl Of the interests OF
hIs constituents and untlrlng 10
furthering those interests, devo
ting himself unselhshly 10 serving
tho people efficiently and we'll
His course In Congress receives
our suauaIfied approval ana en-
aorsement. His votes on all pub
lie questions have been in accord
WITH The views OF the people Of
the district he so ABLY represents, /,
he has proved himself to be a
working member, and is prompt
in attending 10 the requests Of bis
constituents therefore be II
Res0lUed, That the delegates
from Xa2co county to the District
Convention. az Newton on Sept,
9th, are NareBy instructor TO vote
for his re nomination as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress from
the 9th Congressional District.
On motion of A. ~. Roach,
Messrs. r. s. Holt and W. d.
Gibbs we're elected delegates at
large 10 the Congressional Con
vention aAd the chair requested to
appoint threo delegates from e.sh
Beat.
Mr.. Holt appointed the follow
ing
Beat 1-Jas. Nswbaker, J. !.
Bell, S. u. Robertson.
Beat 3 I'D. Bunch, X. w. Ex.
uB, s. NJ, Dyer.
Beat 3-A. M. Reach, w. A.
Henry, u. BOwman.
Beat k-W. J. WatlinEtOn, O.
G. Pepper, \. n. Rsafes.
Bed t<R, A. RaYAt ) , ~
AsIGsep.A y, NrSw1.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
aES. Z, Q. wALrHALL.

Representing as he does the
highest type Of Southern gentle.
man no one 10 more keenly alive
than Gen e. @. walthall to the
duty he owes to the country si
bis birth. While he remains iB
the Senate no aspersions can be
cast on Mississippl without = pro-
per rsply aud the kilograms OF
Tuesday give a synopsis Of bis
speech Ia answer to Senator vii.
son. OF Iowa, who had arralgned
The 6oathern people on account OF
tbs jackson municipal election.
We repea, what We have said Of.
ten, Mississippi a fortunate in her
twe asssior-. aNA has sVRrE rsA-
cen - ~ ppsat - tAanS
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

washington, D. Q.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
blind Tigers.

On Wednesday evening the
Sheriff arrested MesArs. Simon
Brunette, Morris , Burns. Fred
Kuabke and Jack Adkins, against
whom afidavits bad been made
for violating the local option law
and the cases will be tried before
20 HOnor MAYOR ". @. Deles.
cept 1tr BiFTT ~
1,.syed j. 4. Evepk;s Esq, TO de.
fana then, aud cases are set
for Monday. That of Brunette, rep.
resented By Williams & Williams,
will be tried on Thursday next.
Nessrs. w. A. Henry and r. s.
Holt prosecute. An injunction
against them has also been sued
out and the Sbefiff under writ
Of seizure captured beer and whis-
key. a bond OF e25e was requir
ed for their appearance before
MavOr fleIec.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
A Bsaaua p-prsvement.

We congratulate our esteemed ce-
temporary, the Yazoo Valley Flag,
on the decided Improvement in its
make ap. Il has been changed to
Eve soIumn qnarto and with two
live editors Mcssrs. S. Il. Oele-
nan and Bonner Richardson, can;
not but continue the Improvement
slready begun. Greenwood shows
thar she is progressing by its ex.
rellent nevtnspars.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

The Pugl Line steamer John r..
Allen arrival af 0ni City land.
Ing on SundAy Last iecked out 10
new paint and leh'hrfs. hArlhR
been lately fhorooeliiy = pairrd n
the Coed lnIrni Dis D-rk nl Nru
Orleans fhs sissnrf Alltn i. :
late addl.ioa or IA tomr line u
steamers he rPagh Linr.r and Is
en ioule to i1e Tallahafchir Iifer.
where abe takes the place of the
Ike Bonham In The I. Q. Railroad
sonnecli0n belween Greenwood
and Sharkevs. The Allen eulered
her home port Sunday with iisiua
eolors, Com. Pngh n command.
Frank Campbell 10 The ofilcr. iro.
Shaw at the whpsl. Tom Monuy al
The throttle aud George Marlin,
mate. she uns greeted at our
landing by quite y crowd aud Ter
Ofieers &asnly congratulated BY
admiring friends Tor their ruceess.
fal battle with the late storm All
the time Of the storm the Allen
was moored 10 the oninid..of The
Good Intent Dock IN New Orleans
Ia iuli sweep OF the raging waters
aAd lord shTiskiRg wind, aud rode
ont the storm in a gallant manner,
when other boats Of larger aad
heavier build auccHmbed TO its
fury. Through the forethougLt
Of her mate, George Martin, who
had his weather eye on the look
out, she was held 10 her mooriDgs
By SIX lines and safely rode ont
the fierce gale. All through the
dark, gloony night she fought the
relentless kiorm. aud with each
plunga she made ber crew expect
81 !, 10 be hsr last, but through
~ mercy Of oGs ell powerful GOD
bnG IhA asSAshssss ef her tin berA
ne ersW's liyee we're spared and
the steamer saved.
@. KNARF.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Democralic speakers seem to be
oetnirlppibg themselves. Last
oe.k We bad the tvs superb
speeches Of ~. Ihurmaa. yesier
aay thai Of Nr NcDonald, Al In
fianapoiis. and n the Senaie that
Il Gea. UaIlhall. uho gaa warmly
congratulated o. sven some Re-
pnblicans fcf bis vFry able and
Elective defensr Of The SonIn anl
tie Souihsfu peop's.-A Aemp1is
Annral.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
re Yasee vvarenouse.

Werk is s.ill going on on the Ia
eco Warehouse, which, however
is ready for badness at once. II
il 800 feet long BY 100 feet wide
Three compartments are OF brick
each With q sapacity OF 1000 bales
the corragated iron extension will
hold 400o bales and The platforms
fully 5000 more. This will enable
them them to store easily 10000
bales at enc time. The platform
near the river has been covered
vish corrugated iron. The rail-
road switch will be built to rear
Of building. All the old officers
have been re-elssted and Mr.. w,
D. PaRh added to the Directors.
A dividend Of 1927 per cent was
declared on last years basiness
which went ia Improvements
$1,000 werlh OF improvements
have been made. The Yazoo
Warehouse deserves and SHOULD
receive liberal encouragement,
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Mr.. F. NJ. Van Eny ders returned
Wednesday from visiting Chicago,
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Mem
pbls, and has selected as fine lol
of hats sRd gents furnishing goods
as were eyer bronght to Yazoo
Olty. In addition TO making cloth
ing to order he will open up in The
store of Mr.. r. r. Young, having
rented half 0f II. We advise ay-
cry one 10 take . look at bis hand
seme stock when ii arrives.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Thefs : oaa ennanfsaine Ie.ll
ufe aboul ite lale stqrm. Il vas
a rfrF iu0sriisl siofH. and Il
aanaEtd ne cofion clop aImosI
anfrrly over rac Colion States.
Tee next e-or talimate win Ger.
family stou la's 70 BE- t5ar. aua ia
s1onli BE- fcIloued ~ q fi1r IL The
nnna-CammlInaI LlEIall.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

fHE ladies' OF the Monument
Association have requested eyerY
member Of the Boards sf Superb
sofs ia The State 20 act as = col-
lector in-his own beat and report
saeA collections to The President
Of bis Board, who will report to
them at jackson by Oct. 14th. II
being out Of the power Of tbs
Boards to appropriate funds, Cue
nenhers are herebv appealed to
aid in ihIs uoble work by solicit.
Jog iilsse private subscriptions.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
A BID FOR COTTON.
Great Saving to Owner

THE TERRELL COTTON PRESS
Rating No in Insurance. size and ever
other respect. will b. fe-opCncd o. lsl
Septembcf. handling cOllon at rnRf
lUeH RTDuCED RATS, from Tie usml
charges. New Orleans. with cotton bay
ers from every section Of TIE World. se-
cuies correct cLAesIffcAIIpN ane onkDn
oi QeALfrE. its sUrERylf1ON projects
eelfon lr9m time Of landing % shipment
making lf tlie BEs1 NAnEFI IN Che United
Siales NoW lle charges ~ fac Terrell
ton 10 market in which rs real value Is
recognized.
Correspondence solicited
Aodrces
KlCBARD TERRELL.
81 Magazine Street. Cor. Robin.
NEN oELEAEr la.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Con- {. E. HoeKER on Monday
offered a jelai resouIutisn IN Con-
eress asthorizinR the President
Ter eiven period 10 suspena the
dn,y % sotiea Dagging. This
vouid doaOtless be a sOlution Of
the matter 50 far as lhs planters
we're ooussrses, Il Il vas passed
~ onrs
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

rho Greatest The Safest The Best
There Is nothing like il 1t never falls,
Cuban Chill Tonic, the great
West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy,
introduced In this country from Cuba.
Il cures Cnills and Fever, Bili0usncs and
LIVER Complaint every time. Try 1t, II
will cure Yon. sold only bv-R $ Whe-
less, June ly
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

BLafSEs statements ia hil
speech at Augusta. Ne, thas
trusts uerc private matters vith
which lhs President bad no con.
cefo has cPrtaialy done the Re.
pebfcaas ne good. some cvsn
seiisre itai H. vas made vita TIE
inleuuoa 81 iajurise Harrson's
sAancss.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

OR p.pul.r lr1|iar= warren D I.s.is.
) 81 I11E.n he rHlcIIAfeI one-lHfnl
eIh % tckel 1l.4t 81 The I.iIn|siana
tIate I.clItff Con- renf and ~ I1l rlCrfn
II a4uIrE 81 Inr rcNr1rT. heII On Ihr
IlIt |rsI ltaI f|ete drew I11 1Icen1
csei1I rf|ra o. Nlg4HH Ka.e nd
re &n9I'ce. f3-d1T' It1s a / ftrristd
ne Er1rT ~ trrIr1s. E1tef1n fI r.
rn.I. I4ns "
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Why viii you suffer with a shaking
chill or a burning lever? Try Cuban
Chill Tonic, the Great West In
dies Fever and Ague Remedy. 1t will
quickly cure you. Two DOSES viii stop
chill, ONE BOTTLE breaks them up for
years. Go 70 yeur druggist, X. s. Who
less, and try 1t. jun22-ly
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
TO the WorHsrs 49, - 'sunda.
Soho els OF YMzoO County.

The Executive Committee OF Yazoo
County have concluded that it is best to
have the meeting begin at Benton on FRI
day, Sept. 18th, with one session on the
night OF the 14th and another on Satur-
day morning the 18Th. We now issue
notice 10 all the Protestant Sunday
Schools OF the county TO appoint two
delegates, each to attend the Convention
at Benton. W. not only ask but urge
all the Superintendents Of schools IN the
county to do this. This is a great and
important work, which should address
itself to the heart and understanding oi
all good citizens. We cannot na0rl 10
haYe the heads and the hands of our chill
dren developed and paired at the expense
Of their moral and religious natures The
embryo OF the man on the boy should
be cared for alike as regards mind. spirit,
and bady. 1Ae IDEAL Aan should be per-
rftaHY eeValeNeB 10 all directions, az q
11Ft eViH1 al01aotef tncOmts stilnled an1f
Abeiete. ESio Ne ell knew TO be trHe
with regard 70 mina and body, but when
1t comes 10 splritaal growth we often, too
often, find il neglected to It's eyer lasting
Injury. We therefore again earnestly
urge the Sunday Schools oi the county
to have delegates appointed to attend the
convention, and to have delegates ap
pointed whe will make it their business
10 attend. We invite ALL Sunday School
Supcrintendents and Ministers OF the
Gospel le meet with as. The good pee
pie OF Benton have shown their interest
In the work and their desire 10 make the
occasion both profitable and pleasant TO
all By appointing the following commit
tees
|. Committee on Arrangements, Rey.
5 Parker, Chairman.
2. Committee on Music, Mrs J 5 Par
ker. Chairman.
5 Committee on Floral Deco rations,
Miss Lizzie King. Chairman.
4, Committee on Entertainment, nr
Stephen Luse, Chairman.
The letter from Benton advising us OF /
the preparations that they are making. /
closes with the hope that the nleeang /
will be both iHteresting and profitable, |
aud that all will enjoy their visit 10 Ben
ten. Superinlendents will forward the I
names Of delegates to Mr.. stephen Luse
at Benton, or TO the President OF the As.
seciation at Iaz00 CITY.
J n LkCKY, President,
OF azOo q. ). 5. A.
w H RIcnknBsox. Sec'y
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

GN Moaday ended The arsi
month OF yellow fevsr in Jackson
Trie. Tla. Up - hat tine thsrt
haa besn 1o5 csses. II ssad, csres
-. sna stili sick e.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

THE Rspnbilcsns met 10 Jacs.
cen last retk ard aeninstsd q
fuil tise,cfsi 6rkei Ties aisc
iatiisd Norhsfn speakers 10
sl1nr ite state Tor Harrisoa rni
Nofica.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

A telegram to the Memphis Av'
alaachs comments on waIlhalrs
speech
"Senalor Walghall te.day repli-
- 10 him in most foeible aud
impfessive manner. Tue speech
vas very axle one aud was not
At all partisan. He defsnded The
customs Of the 5outherA people
and explained the many peeuliafi.
ties Of the race issue down there.
Hla calculation Of that question
was nne of the beet ever made In
the Senate aud be was listened 10
iatsntly bg Senators on bslh sides
Of lie cham Der. aud on hie eonclu.
sion they warmly congratulated
hn lhereon. Presldsnt lpr0-fem.
perel Ingalls, descended IRON his
CHAIR aud heartily commanded
him On bis defense Of lhs Soutb
and the clcarness and fairness
with which Ne depicted the vexsd
question"
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

MIR. ]. Il. Smith, living on Big
Black, not far from DoYer. iutorms
ms that his cora crop is the finest
be has had for years. The cotton
crop in his neighborhoed ia cut
short from one.haIf TO One.thirl.
There are no worms in the imme-
diate neighborhood aud Mr.. Smith
had seen none this year.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

eLKTELAsD har given s1e.0OC
10 ihs Democratic saupaien fuse
sni tl5o.ce0 have bees eonirikut
e ~ tee sabinri and She Presi.
deh;'s personal friends.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

BHAuvoIR. Miss, 5lh Jnl

BHAUyoR. Miss, 5lh July, 1857.
DEAR Sih:- Yours OF the 2lth ult. has
been received. We have tried your To-
paz Cinchoua Cordial Tonic uud iouRd ID
beneficial, and the most agreeable form 81
qulnine.
Sincerely thinking you ior your kind
attention and the opportunity you have
given us 70 test your valEaole remedy,
am Respectfully and truly,
augl0.tf JEFPKRxoS DAVIS. Z
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
AnM Prohibition Dance and
supper.


The anti prohibition dance and
supper al the residence of Mr.. r
nj. Hanson Iasr Thursday night, 10
hoaor Of Miss MolIie Hans0n's
birthday, was a most eDjoyable-af-
fair and every one present had
splendid time. 1t will long be re.
nembered by every one present,
and all ara load in their praise OF
the hospitality Of Mr. and Mrs.
Manson aud their lovely daugh
ters. Misses Ida and Mollie.
Dsacine commenced about sever
O'Clock and yas kept up anil
bread dag
served abohr a ,r.Fs tss,.us.ss.u,-
was proHouuced by one and all to
be the best they had ever partak-
en- Of. The table was loaded with
good things, consiatiug OF barbe-
cued beef, mutton, kid, pork
chicken pie, cnstards, cake aud
ether delicacies too numerous TO
mention After supper dancing
again commenced and was coutin.
ued until half past two when wine
and cake were served. There was
plenty OF ice cold lemonade and
ics water to quench thirst and
kept everybody cool. There were
lots OF pretty girls there. Misses
Mollie Everett, lizzie Slocam,
CorBelia Battaile, Irene Johnson
and Mary Ellis from Yazeo City.
Misses May aHd MinaIe Warmack
Lizzie Cooper. Matte Cooper, Re-
boeah Cooper. Ssllls Cooper from
TAzsa csRatT. Miha WoAahotj
ffsa Ee.aeE ce4 nts. Aiet IRE. n I
&- Wkrnstk Aha HtA AISLE Har.I
per. The we're alse hsRBrs j. Il.
EveretI, George Johnson and
Capt. II. I. Anderson from the
CITY. Capt. Anderson says il was
the finest looking crowd hR ever
gazed upen. A very pleasant
night was spent aud every one left
wishing Miss MolIie many more
happy birthdays, and success 10
Mr. Hanson aud his estimable
lady. ANTI.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

TAX Banner Publishing. Print
Ing ard Paper Conpaay. with 2
strong usubertbip. has been 10
eorporsted ia Matches. The Ess
nsng Basner has been Published
rome tine a. daily.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

he Eaa1ourr liver is frrafie'
ss ~ I441rs tller thaa eftI
kulEn tlIorl. ftsm fains Itt
rfLt ftr ftca eoriIIior 81 III
er Ewnw VII ttr'1esIr y fe1zIl
Gatr'4 Hsl 49, iratifon
-I1ItttfIrI I.as
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

rHn l1srica Lroger Is Of ths
op'aioo thar uot more than out
tkousand C6aifderaie psssio1s
VII b. na...a.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

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Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

3.l34 Prizes amounting te.....-..Sl ,05A, SOC
NOTE Tickets drn sing Capital Prizes
are bot entitled TO terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates, or any further inlor,
nation desired. write legibly TO the un-
dersigned clearly stating your residence,
with State, County. Street and Number
More rapid return mail delivery will bt
assured W your enclosing an Envelope
bearing your lull address.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary letter. Currency BY Express
(at our expense) addressed 10
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La,
Or M. a. DAUPHIN.
Washington, D. g.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL.

VIII begin It's 3rd successful term Sept.
3rd. 1883, and continue months.
A high and salubrious location, 10 the
centre Of g0sd people.
Board cheap. Morals good.
Tuition, one dollar per month.
Address THOS. A. HOLL01lAN.
or ". v. OoOpg, spe'S. jyis.sm
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
STARKVILLE
Female Instituted !

Tie 1oih Annnal sai9n u1l con-.
menee September I1Ih. IS. with n rar-
rIEis eoIfs q. r|11'fef itItIrrs lrf ercfT
teI|Ir l1rfszarr I1f iurIIIin1 IHcI-
aukH rrscI ie4i tIlucafl1n. Ftf I6fIrs and
IuI inIcfariinr frnd Iof c4' f|cENa.
u q. tLLf.EEt. Press.
etlkrHIe. Mss.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

TIE Greenvllls Times 81 Saiur-
day told how planter Of Wash
iogioa counsy had gouen the ad-
Vantage Of lhe bagging trust. Ne
sect 20 a factory 10 Tennessee and
bonga ihe bagsins used on last
year's caiIon paving ia censs
per ssra. &, costing him with
freight added aI-2 cents per yara-
He went 10 work at once 70 nrs.
pare il ios baline aud found be
could ase oni Of s0oo yards 7oo0.
He vii make money BY this, as
his bseeiae uin cost lees than
when ii eas first sold.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

Yesterday Messrs. Siebold, oi
Si0ay City and Weinland, of Kan.
kskee, H.. arrived TO inspect ths
lands Of The Yazoo Land and I'm
migration Association and j. g.
PTewetf, ksq., Will doubtless sell
10 them. Mr.. Siebold intends
bHying several sections Of land in
the YaEoo Delta and will have
them improved. Mr.. Weinland
has been the means Of securing
the large innigration to Clay
couBty and says he will DO all he
can for Yszee. The Association
is very fortnnsts in having Mr..
Prewett TO naRage for II. He
will make il . srlendid success.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

PIX ssuai5 rrsi dfy brans.
l...-l "A "a I-.I rr.E.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

The New Mississippian TINS
soncladrs . notlce Of the Concert
here Tor ihe bsAeAt Of the Confed.
crate monanens
The monument association IL
placed under lasting obligations 10
the variona participants, and es-
pscially 10 ar. Walerslein, who 80
generously contributed several
weeks Of most valuable time 70 lis
preparation and preseniaiioa- =
Ths pafri9iio spirit which prcmpi-
ed Mt. Woleralein 70 this grnef
saa act cannef bs too highii cn.
ueHied, and be viii bear apaT =.
bic New Tork homs The best Eisa
ss "a frienda and admir-rs. innn-
nfrablr.
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31

The co-parinership heretofore exis '1g
uhder tile nfm name Of Taylor 4 Mosie,
doing q general mercantile heslncss at
Benlonis, Miss is this day dlssalYtl By
Tie business will de continued under the
firm name OF II L. Taylor. who assumes
all liabilities and is authorized to settle
all business Of SAID firm oi Taylor &
Moore. II. Z. IAYL0k,
c. Q ho0REs
Yazoo City herald., 1888-08-31
COpartnership Notice.

ne shave to-day admitted Mr.. 4. W.
Ray as L partner In our business. which
will bp condncted III future under hrm
name ci Courts, TheFrell d RaV.
"A. II. COURTS.
r. 5. TH ERR ELL,
Old firm Ot A II Courts y Co.
Yazoe City, Miss, August 80, '6S-3t