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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-03
A. II. ALTMAYER q co.
A. r.. ALTMAYER q co.
ALTMAYER'S

Millinery will get a great
send off this week. We've
promised to give you a gen
uine Millinery sale, and we'll
do it.
You'll be the gamer and wen be the losers,
but then wen close out our stock, and that
means considerable to us.
The small fry are actually
trembling at the idea of our
organizing a Grand Clearance
Sale SO early in the season,
BATS they call our speci-
men bargains.
Well, wye got about four hundred such bats
at this sale, and our patrons no doubt would like
to be fed all season on such palatable bargains
100 dozen Ladies' beautiful Straw Hats, at lSc. ;
worth S5c. $50 dozen Ladies' elegant Straw
Hats, at SIC; worth 75c.
Tips, Plumes, Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments
and all kind of Millinery trimmings, will be Of
fered at this great sale at and below cost.
As special grand values we offer in connec.
ton with our great Millinery Sale,
case Ladies beautiful Seaside suting, 2sinches
wide, In all coors, price 71bc,
case Jap Check Lawns very stylish goods,
fast colors, price S]8c., reduced from loc.
case fast color Zephyr Ginghams, choice
Styles price fOc., reduced from l216c.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED, a young lady as cashier and to dc
w light work in store; pleasant position
best of references required Address, quick, B.
News office.
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Drink AIalto.

Ladies' Imperial French Kid Button, best ~
the CITY az SKI at Nichols.
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WANTED, young colored woman as house
w servant and to look after young children
must have references. Apply 1879 Jones street
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CT. PHILLIPS A. NJ. f. CHURCH, Rev. S. H.
~ Robertson, Pastor.-Sunday morning prayer
meeting at o'clock; preaching at 10;30 A. NJ !;
Sunday school at 1880 p. NJ; monthly commu-
Mon at P Nj, and baptism of children Sun
day night the pastor will preach his farewell
sermon to the church. he having been trans
ferred to the North Georgia Conference and
given charge of the Atlanta District and Of the
Morris Brown College.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more, in this colnmn inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash, IN Advance, each
insertion
Everybody nho has any tcdnt TO supply,
anything TO buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to seastrc. ildeed, any ,oish
to grdtifg, should 16rsrtise IL, this column
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MISERABLE ROOMS, furnished or unfur-
- nished, south breeze, with use of bath, "
Montgomery street.
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FOR SALE.

MARES, COLTS, DELIVERED, Savannah.
A'l Brunswick, jacksonville, Macon or points,
same freight in carload lots
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WANTED, one or two unfinished rooms in
w nice locality; rent moderate. Answer Il
Morning News
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AGENTS WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED TO RENT, a seven or eight-room
w frame house, with modern improvements
north of CASTOR preferred; possession October
LIST. Address B., News office.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A COMPETENT young man wants employ
n ment of any kind; wholesale grocery
house or cotton office preferred, have had sew
eral years experience in both. Best references
given Address STEADY, this office.
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PERSONAL,

JAMES elena and Lsaw your Irritation on
~ the beach Wedpesdayy we were in the
Camera Obscure, "sand saw everything you
did. Nd $50. -,s. -
CITY CANvAsSER. LII the lady who applied
y for position to sell Robinsou's Sticky Fly
Paper will call Monday, particulars and terms
will be explained; the paper is on sale at all
drug stores now. ROBINSON BROS
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to $500 Ao a3S1 for G as be A Tsas
preferred who can furnish their own horses and
moments may be proHtably employed also A
few vacancies in towns and cities. b. f. JOHN
son & CO., 1909 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

EOR RENT, a seven-room house, including
Il bath, on Whitaker street, furnished or I'm
furnished; possession given immediately.
RENT, Morning News.
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1Ie EAST 18TH STREET, NEW YORK 49,
lfO First-class accommodations on Murray
Hill; large, airy rooms; excellent table; reason
able: Southern references
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WANTED TO RENT, from Nov. 1st next,
w for a term of years, desirable resi-
dence, well located, rooms or more. Answer
before June 18th. ], A. BATES, at L. G. B. S.
M Fl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NORTHEN MEATS and Rice Field Laml
~ always on hand LOGAN, City Market
Marketing delivered on Sunday.
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LNOR RENT, a two-story house on Price
Il street. between Taylor and Gordon streets
Apply corner Price and Gordon streets.
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ORCHARD GROVE HOUSE, MONTICELLO
" SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. Y, G. G. ROYCE, Pro
prietor. Special terms for season guests. Ele,
Walton 1,6jO feet, pure dry air; fishing and
hunting. Livery attached.
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WANTED, two experienced chambermaids
w Apply at once to Screven House.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MONTICELLO, SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. Y.
vi To rent, fully furnished house for the
summer; ten large rooms; elevation 1000 feet
good water. Address Mas. THOMAS POWELL,
p. O. Box II.
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ENOR RENT. fine store, corner Habersham
Il and st. Michael street, opposite the Belt
line depot; good location for business; rent
reasonable. For further information apply on
premises
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NOR RENT three story brick house on Macon
Il street. next to corner Of Habersham. Ap
ply at 81 Habersham, or f. J. KENNEDY, Bull
and York streets.
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nor RENT two connecting rooms In desir-
Il able location, south and east ventilation.
p. o. Box 65.
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} SSS.
dllU
|eave
Boat
Eber
|elry
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WANTED, a competent surveyor and plotter
w to survey and make map of saw mill ter
ritory; one with some experience in timber
lands preferred; state experience, references
and idea of salary. Address X. D., care Morn
ing News
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Drink Malto; 25c. a bottle.
The Little HuckleberrY

summer goods.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12

with the prospect. ON the next
Gay, which was Friday he 40
0kolona, as DC said 3 elose ihe
eouirhct with IN. Mabrys De be.
chauic Thenext that We board
from him wqs on saturday night
whom be roturnea home and in.
formed us that he bad been q
Houston and closed the coutraci
with them. and that the wagons
would be- here on Monday 10 move
him 60 Houston.
We would have the public un-
derstaud that we do not send this
forth to iniure any one but simply
to Justify ourselves and vindicate
the vcracity Of the people Of Troy
and vicinity. We would also state
that the prospects Of the Mississip-
pi Normal High School at Troy
are more favorable than ever be-
fore. There is under construction
a large three story College build
ing which will be ready for the
mex, session which opens Sept. 4,
1883, with the following faculty.
Rev. W. L. Gideon, President,
Prof. B. NJ. Bell, Principal,
Prof. c. P. Smith, Miss Florence
Williams and and others to be
employed, Assistants,
Prof W. j. Bell, Prof Book
Keeping,
Prof. T. w. bennington, Vocal
a Organ music, Violin, Guitar
B. NJ. Bell, French and Eloeution
T. w. bennington, German,
MISS A. B. James, Miss Emma
Bell, Instrumental Music,
Art, to be filed.
n c Williams. F B Arnold, ] r
West, w NJ Collier, T ] Carson,
Jno Gray, J A Bell, J y Written,
D w Fowler, J P Priest.-Signers.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12
Tile YErr oFrHEHIrDoe.o
woon1,Nn. Mss. juno 30. Is

WOODLAND, Miss, June 30, 1883.
Editor Of The Ciarioa-Ledger:
Inotice in Burkitts paper piece
copied by him from, and purport-
ing to have been written by the
New Mississippian, which read as
follows:
81 sorehead or two succeeded in
getting on the Chiekasaw delega-
ton for the evident purpose of op-
posing Burkitt, but they failed to
prevent his being selected as
member Of the Committee on Res
olutions' "a very small crumb,)
"and being elected by the 4th Con-
gressional delegation member Of
the State Executive Committed"
Sorehead, indeed Who ever
dreamed of satan's reproving siny
I acknowledge that I for one did
not and would not again vote for
BurKitt under similar circunstan-
..ces. would say further that / am
Iahlrty-eight years old, was sired
by Democratic father, nursed by
Democratic mother, rocked in a
Democratic crib, and never before
scratched a Democratic ticket.
is it not a we'll known fact that
this dear Captain Of ours commenc-
ed Sighting the Democratic party
way back yonder in the days Of
Green-backism, and can the Cap
tam 6isprove but that he voted for
Sam Hall "a Green-backer and
clever mani in opposition to my
self, the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, three years agof Has this
dear Captain forgotten who it was
lin connection with G. G. Ross, tho
present County Superintendent Of
Education. secretly put cut this
man Hall, and run him secretly
until the very day Of the Novem-
Der electioni
Can the Captain tell MS who il
was that rented out his press to c,
C. Ross on the day prior to the
November election in order thai
Ross might print Hall tickets, or "a
some have been pleased to call
them, Macarthur, or Democratic
tickets with McArthur's name
scratched out and Halls put on be-
fore they went to the voter? The
Captain, / believe claims TO have
had some urgent business at Hous'
ton that evening. The regular
tickets had previously been print
ed and partly distributed believe,
but these gentlemen, itseems, want
ed some other than the straight
Democratic ticket.
Then again, ] would like for the
Captain TO tell Us who Il was on
the day of the last primary, in the
contest between J. ". Winter and
myseH, in which Mr.. Winter was
successful and for whom I voted in
the general election, that said il
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12
White SuIpher Springs



have recently contracted to run the
Hotel At these springs 70 long and favora-
BILE known to those in search Of health and
pleasure, and will have the Hotel furnished
with good beds aud comfortable rooms; VIII
be ready 10 open for the reception Of guests
by the 10th Of June, 1888, the table viii
be furnished with an the delecaies the
country affords. The location Is among the
hills and valley skirting the Tombigbee
river. IA miles north Of AmOry, on Z N b
railroad, Offering quiet and pleasant re-
treat TO those seeking recreation iromeares
Of business. The surrounding country
abounds with fish and game, 80 the sports
man can enjoy himself TO his hearts de-
light. The waters, which hundreds can
testify are infalllble for Dyspepsia, DrOpsy,
scrofula, Rhumatism, Kidney disease, Fe-
male complaints. seald head and at Erup-
lions Of the skin. Their medical properties
are ~ well known, that Il j. Unnecessary TO
eiterate them.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12

LosT.-A pointer puppy, about
three months old, red on back, white
in face and specified legs. Any IN
formation leading to his recovery
will be thankfully received. and
suitably rewarded. address at
0kolona.
FRANK TRIcE.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12
TERMS

viii keep feed stable 70" visitors at
reasonable rates. Good pastet tge for stock
furnished at low rates, aud win say to those
wishing to visit the springs and come by
way Of Am0ry that I have made arrange
ments TO run 3 back from there 10 the
springs Cor the accommodation OF visitors
al a reasonable price Cabins for rent from
this date on the balance OF year
r. w. Armstrong,
May 81, 3m.l Manager Hotel
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12

Macarthur was renominated on the
next day be would not support
BIN. ard that he (tbe Captain
would himself bow out OF the race.
We were both candidates ior the
Houseof Representative With
outoppositiou.
OBJ sore-headedness Whose
head got sore frstY AsIsaid above
who ever dreamed Of satau's re-
proving SIM Oh Democracy
What does the word meany tt
comes from two Greek words.
Demos che people, and Crao TO
rule,) and the people Of this gov
eminent are ruled by the majority.
Let's put the scribe to this little
New Mississippian q am sorry for
him, for be could not and would
not be noticed, were he otherwise)
and to the Chickasaw Messenger,
and see whether they are Demo
Gratis or not.
When Gov. Lowry was re-nomi-
mated the last time BY such large
majority, did not one or both Of
them fight HIM before and after the
Convention that nominated himg
or, did they bow like Democrats,
to the viii Of the majority Oh /!
Sore-headedness Where is thy
roosting placer OH Democracy /!
What pure and innocent angels
thou hast to watch overthy destiny;
" Iemp0ra mutanf ct hommes mufant."
q believe this is little quotation
from Horace) Yes, times do
change. and with them men do
change also.
Last summer, believe it was,
that the Captain remarked that he
would not support me, if I were
nominated; then this last winter
he recorded himself at Jackson as
a Democrat at all times and under
all circumstances. | never heard
the Captain make use Of these re
marks last summer, but heard it
frequently from others, and l don't
suppose he will deny it. III have
been wrongly informed, Of course,
I have the manhood to retract this
last sentence.
These little fellows nibbling at a
great big fellow like me q am
six footer) reminds one of Esop's
fable Taurus ct euler"
"a sorehead or two succeeded in
getting on the Chickasaw delesa.
ton" Judge W. S. Bates, P. W.
Shell, Dr.. Parker Cat Convention
by proxy and myself we're APP
pointed by our respective clubs as
delegates to the State Convention,
ana this dear Captain was left off
by the members of his club who
we're at our County Convention;
then after our names had boen
placed before the Convention and
unanimously ratified, then the dear
Captain, or some of his friends,
seeing that his name was left of,
did succeed in getting a resolution
passed, that the chairman and sec
retaries be added, (he was one Of
The secretaries thereby you see,
he did the succeeding, if there was
any done. Bah! Bring in another
horse"
Then again, was the Captain set
down on. We heard after we got
to Jackson that the captain had
been there for some time, intending
to offer himselfas Elector from the
State at large.
If the Captain did not feel set
down on, why did he not offer his
name and get his tail mashed fiat by
dmqority of ne delegates present from
rs ora comfy and why did he
leave the Convention before ad-
journmenG believe be was not
not seen IN the Convention after
about the middle Of the evening.
It isnot pleasant for me to write
as I have thus done, but this I'M
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-07-12
H. wALKER, Z. ". THOMPSON,
Walker & Thomson,
TONsORIAL ARTIST

Have removed to their new and
neat Parlors on South side Main
street next door east Of the Post
Office. We return our greatful
thanks for past patronage and
earnestly solicit the public favor
for the future. Call at the White
TOns0riAl Parlor. .ff
4 Asa sAHa
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15


John Davidson peace end seturu-
ing officer ot election, SEQ ITO.
code e0.......-.ss, .s-..... 5 W
In the maIter Of the petition Of Mrs.
Mary Aaron; Ordered that Nm NJ. n.
Barber be summoned to appear before
this Board At its next regular meeting
to show cause Why the petition III
assessment as prayed for BY Mrs. Mary
Aaron shall not DO granted.
Ordered that the following named
persons, citizens Of the United States
and the State Of Mississippi and house
holders Ofsaid county be and they are
appointed Grand Jurors to serve Of the
regular term Of the Circuit Court Of
said county TO be held on the 7th day
Of January, A. D., 1889:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Peter MolIer, Chester Henderson
Chas. Woods, JEFF Hampton,
SECOND DIsTRIcT.
w. H. Swan, H. H. Hays,
G.. w. Merwin, Anthony Haynes,
THIRD DISTRICT.
r. NJ. McGehee, r. W. Whitaker,
Rollins MILESTONE W. F Stoval,
FOURTH DIsTRIcr.
A. T. Rabb, j. W. Enlow,
J. 7. Sturgeon, John johnson,
Firth DISTRICT.
Toe. Henley, Thos. M. Hazard
Jas. NJ. Sessions Henry Swayze,
This day the Board examined che
county Jail which they report in a clean
md healthy condition.
Ordered that W h Davis DO appoint
ID road cveiseer instead Of J 7 Ford
removed.
Ordered that q warrant for SIS issue
iu favor Of John A. Lowry for burial OF
pauper Alex Sasa frah, after reconLider-
,tion.
Ordered that that the Members, Clerk
md Sheriff draw their per diem and
aileage to date as follows, to.wit;
3 T Ventress 2 days, 61f miles,
sec 2l4O, code 3d.. 49,. ,...$ 8 6t
J r Norman , days. 10 miles, sec
2l4O. code 80. ..... ....... . 81
" " Dickson 2 days. 16 miles,
soc 2l4O, code 80. 500. 0 GO
I B Dawson Q days. 40 miles. SEQ
2l4O, code 'sO.''' 10 90
A N Raicliff 2 daYs. 20 miles, sec
2l4O, code 80. ........10 90
G D Lewis, Sheriff. 2 days, SEQ
2l34, code 80. 80. .....m.. 1 Of
Il Up Huff, Clerk. 2 days, SEQ
2l42, code 80. 6 0C
Ordered that the Board do now ad.
jomn until tn e next regular meeting,
l. T. VENrRESS, P. D. s.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15


As will be observed the proceed
ihgs Of the Town Council for two
months are published this week
Last months proceedings we're moi
published at the proper time because
the Clerk of the Board did not
chose to furnish them though it wa.
part of his official duty to do so.
By the way, the Clerk Of the Boarc
of Mayor and Aldermen receives s
salary of SIS. per annum. This
is about 1925 a day, allowing
twelve meetings to the year, while
writing up the minutes, etc., for
each meeting probably requires less
than one hours labor. A lone salary
Of s75. per month is not immense,
but considering the work OF this
Office the salary is simply gorgeous.
1t will be in order about next Jan
uary to reduce this salary to proper
Dimensions and get a Clerk for the
Beard who will obey the order OF the
Board in promptly giving their pro-
ceedings for publication at the pro-
per time.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15
PETITION tor LIQUoR LlcENsE.

To the Hon. Board of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the town Of Woodville
Wilkinson County Miss. We the I'm
designed Citizens and legal voters Of
said town, residents therein respect
fully petition you to grant a license to
retail vinons and spurious liquors in
less quantity than one gallon for the
period Of one year to Simon Blumen-
thai q resident OF said town, we recon-
mend said Simon Blumenthal to be OF
good reputation and sober and suitable
person 10 receive such license, the
place Of retailing such liquors to be ut
the Frank Best Saloon formerly Occu
pied By Frank Best, and on West side
Of Court House Square i'll said town.
Very respectfully,
Frank Best, l. =. Joseph. Sam Kaiser
I. Kaiser, G. H Neylnnd, Lee c.
ochIoss, W. b. Newell, E. H. Lewis,
q. A. Anderson, Ralph Gunst. Is
Gunat, s. Jacoby, G.. Lindenmayer,
G.. A, Victim, Louis Calm, Morris
Il. Rothschild, Charley I Craig, his
mark witness Louis Calm, NJ. Jacoby.
G. Richter, ], A. davidson, A. G
Gildart, Isaac Baum, J. G. Turner,
Fred Kuhn, A. EIgoss, VI. W. Brown,
w. o. Miller. l. D. Gildart Jr. John
A. Lowry, I. D. Gildart. l. I. Hart;
Jacob Stutzman, L. Jewell, r. W.
P. Huff, g. V. Fosselnan, B. GoSlinski
JOS Aarons, Bragg Henderson, Martin
Rothschild Max Daumpf, J Schles
niger, Ben Goldman, his mark wit
ness =. A. Bradford, James Turner,
n. B. Earhnrt W. NJ. johnson, P. ID
Delany, Harry Gorden, his mark
witness s. A. Bradford. G. A. Chish-
ohm, Henry Habig D. @. Gildart, Jacli
I Wilson, his mark witness 3. A
Bradford. Madison Washington, G. B
Wolfe P. Hahn, Paul Kleeber, Chas.
Cells VIM Ash, Fred ( Wilson, his
mark witness s A Bradford, Silas x
Stranghter his mark witness Sam kai
ser, j Tichert, john Lewis. his mark
witness s A Bradford, J A d Beaumont
g F Smith, OF Zoller, e H Beaumont
Wilson Hamilton, John s Lewis, J A
Fosselman, d B Morgan, Ruben I
Brown his mark witness w d FOSSIL
man Alb jackson, his mark witness s
A Bradford, Andrew Smith his mark
witness S A Bradford, John Washing
ton, his mark witness s Kaiser, @ Q
Blackamore, Dan Wilson his mark
witness = A Bradford, james I Stewart
his mark witness 8 A Bradford, James
Sheppard his mark witness s A
Bradford, John 4 Turner his mark
witness s A Bradford, Jonas White. D
O Miller, J E Ware, MI Berger, An
drew ( Washington, his mark witness
y Kais r, wv Collins, d Q Bramlett
W q FOsSelman. james Farmer, Abe
SimTal his mark witness s 4 Brad
ford, John ( Eckels. his mark witness
Max Dampf. Louis Pitt Alex Jones,
witnes O Wolfe, Bob Robinson his
mark witness s A Bradford W K
Cooper, Chas Edward Washington,
Albert Bassett, VIM Meyer.
Filed Dec. 6th, 1888. at O'Clock p. N.
d 3. MORGAN, Clerk.
Dec 8, '88.-4w.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15
a Wonnnn,a DiscoverY.

another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by q lady in
this comfy. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
Sue withstoOd its severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined aud
death seemed imminent For three
months she eoughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought Of us a
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night and with one bottle has been
miraculonsiy cured. Her name is Mrs.
Lnther Lutz." Thus write W. G
Hamrick 4 Co.. Of Shelby, N, C.-Get
free trial bottle at g. J. Adams
Drug Store.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15

/ am ready 10 receive taxes that
aEe NOW due for the fiscal year 1888,
and / would cali the attention to
those who are assessed With only a
poll to Chapter 10 Of the Acts Of
1883. Taxes become delinquent
sitter the 18th Of December next.
+. ID. LEWIS,
SHERIFF & TAX COLLECTOR.
October, % 1888, 2-m.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15

PERHAPS those who are interested
in the pupils of the Academy have
been wondering vhy no more blue
ribbon lists have been published.
For the benefit Of those persons
we make the following explanation
The blue ribbons are now given as
monthly rewards instead Of being
given every week The pupil OBJ
tanning the highest average REGARD il
each department is awarded tile blue
ribbon. Should two obtain the
same average both would be entitled
to the reward. The reports are NOW
carried out to hundFedths instead Of
tenths.
BLUE RIBBON LIST FOR NOVEMBER:
SophomoFe-Na Mamie Lewis.
Freshman-Sarah SehlesingcF.
Observation-Disclosures Lewis.
Second Primaries---Sareste Watt
Primaries Ida Magfuder.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-12-15
MIC lemon.

The great cure is best Oh wonderful
truth,
A truth hard TO learn in the days Of
our youth;
But at last it shines out like the hal nd
on the wall
RHED's Chill Cure is aeknow lodged
the greatest Of ell.
One trial of this wonderful remedy
will convince, you there is great
truth stated in the above. You can
not afford to pass this remedy without
trial. 1t is absolutely the best. II
never fails when properly used. A box
of pills free with each bottle, For sale
and warranted by-GEo. J. ADAMS.