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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-01
Ladies' Suit Parlol

Indies sui FHrIOf.
Travelling and beach dresses: pretty chal-
| lies for morning wear.
rwTs PARCELS s. JONES, 90 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-01
Reduction Sale Of Glove, and m,,,,.

The greatest values you ever saw at 25c,
35c, 50c. Reductions on all kinds of goods.
A. G. CAMPBELL 3 SONS. "a Fifth ave,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-01
COTTON DRESS
FABRICS.
10000;
5000;
$4,000;

These figures give you some idea of the
styles of finest FRENCH SATINEs that
we have here at FIFTEEN CENTS A
: TARD COO dress Datterns).
Next in order are the Andersons' real
Scotch ginghams, the real stuffs. Of these
goods we offer you more styles to pick from
than were ever seen in P1ttsburg and we
know whereof we speak. And more than
this, We offer you these finest of cotton
wash goods (wash, we said, not fade,) at
25c yard, 500 dress patterns.
Other cotton goods, that are so desirable
for this hot month, also here at special low
prices.
Printed batiste in neat figures.
All linen printed lawns in new designs.
Finest French organdies in colors and in
PLAIN black.
Plain black cotton lawns.
The only complete stock in Pitrsburg Of
fine corded cheviot shirtings, so popular for
ladies and children's dresses. shirt and
blouse waists, etc. A large lot of new
styles just received.
The best styles in yard-wide printed COT
ton challies, in all grades. at IOc and down
as low as 4c yard.
Real Scotch ginghams at 2Uc; fine dress
ginghams at l2111c, and good stout ginghams
at 1Sc.
This is the place and this is th Q month to
buy your wash dress goods Make note
of this and come with the early buyers and
get the widest choice.
We have told you about three depart
ments only, and what we have said Of the
goods in them, not only as to lovness Of
price but as to largeness of variety applies
lust the same to all departments all over
our big store.
We say big because we meant it, and be-
cause it's a fact.
lbs an easy matter for you to come and
see and If you can't come write a letter or
a nostal card. and the next day after you
will ace the goods or information. It is an
extraordinary thing for our mail order de-
nartment to fail to answer a letter of the
least possible importance on the same day
it is received
Please remember that our special summer
catalogue is the handiest summer book
next TO a railroad time table) that ladies
going away can carry with them. A COM
plete shopping guide. Keeps our stores
ever before you. Costs you nothing. Send
US your name and address or ask for It at
the store before you 60 away.
One more fact. This July sale means the
heaviest reductions ever heard of on our
entire stock OF ladies and children's sum- p
mer suits. dresses and outfits.
When you come for bagains to-day and
during this month visi: every department.
and note well the wonderful prices.
J1G. H1RNE K Cl.
6oo-6aI PENN AVENUE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-01

STOCK-TAKING
MEANS
| BARGAIN MAKING
| AT
GROETZINGER'S.
The annual stock-taking season has arrived
| and we find a great many odds and ends LETT
| from the busy spring and summer trade
| Some pattern carpets, which will not be re-
produced by the manufacturers,ln In the following
| grades:
Administers,
Gobelins,
Moquettes,
Velvets,
Body Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Ingrains,
Cottage and Rag Carpets,
China Mattings,
Linoleums,
Lace Curtains,
Cornice Poles.
Parties desiring to refurnish their homes the
above goods will go at so cents on the dollar.
EDWARD
GR0ETZINEER.
6s7 and 62e Penn Avenue.
je29-TTssu
BIBER & EASTON.
JULY BAREAIN6.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 80,
WE WILL
INACCURATE A
SUMNER
CLEARANCE SALE.
THIS MEANS FOR US AN EFFORT
TO RAPIDLY
REDUCE OUR STOCK.
THIS SALE MEANS FOR YOU
A RARE
OPPORTUNITY
TO PURCHASE WHAT YOU MAY
DESIRE AT GREATLY
REDUCED FIGURES.
BIBER & EASTON,
sos and 5o7 MARKET STREET.
as2srTssa
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Shut Down for Repafrs.

Shut DOWn Tor Hepa1rss
Howe, Brown & Co. have shut down for two
weeks to make repairs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-07-03
Terrible accident.

II s'est produit a Baltimore un
nouvel ct terrible accident, qui
prouve une fois de plus combien
les fills d'eclairage electr1que sont
dangereux. Un nomm6 Charles
Frazier, employ6 dams ur debit de
boissons tenu par M. Charles Kern,
etait descendu a la cour chercher
un baril de biere. Or, en- voulant
prendre lie baril, Frazier heurt6
par m6gard un fiji de P6clairage
6lectrique, ct a reGu une d6charge
81 violente quill a etc tue sur le
coup. Attire bientot apres par 10.
deur de la chair brdl6e, M. KEN
est descendu q la cave, ct ne pou-
want s'expliquer ce qul etait arrive
a Frazier, a voulu le relever. Mais
il await 8 peine touch6 le corps de
son employ6 quill recevait lui-me-
me une violente decharge ct tom
bait son tour sans connaissance.
On Gu les plus grandes difficulties
q rappeler M. Kern q la vie, ct il
est encore dams un 6tat tres grave.
LIE corps de M. Frazier a etc af-
freusement brdle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-07-03

apercut le garcon, 50 colere ne con-
nut rlus de bornes: -Cest done
toi, malheureux, lui crla,t-il, qui as
d6tourn6 Mentine de ses devoirs
-C'est done vous, repliqua l'autre,
qui voulez faire mourir votre file de
chagrin!---La-dessus il tint au p6re
un discours 81 touchant, que le bon
homme fnit par SO jeter en- pleu-
rant dams les bras du ravisseur. ct
qu'ils allerent tous deux au plus
proclaim cabaret fxer le jour des
noces on buvant une bonteille. >.
Ces fahcallles durent souvent
pendant des ann6es. Les pro
mis- wont "se parler" le matln
GU le soir, le long dune hale
mitoyenne ou a pombre des ar
bres qui ombragent le Ia
voir. Leurs entretiens sont
g6n6ralement tres laconiques ct
tres reserves. lis ne SO dissent pas
grand chose; tout leur plaisir con-
slste a Sc regarder ct a SO froler
doucemert Pun contre pautre.
J'ai etc moi-meme t6moin, Pau
tonne dernier. en- Savoie, dune
de ces naives idylles villageoises,
II y await a cent pas de ma
maison, sous un CONVERT de
noyers, une source Oh les gems
du village allaient puiser de peau
pour les besoins du m6nage.
Chaque soir uue fillette de dix-sept
ans descendant lestement lie sentier
a la bruno, au moment Oh sonnait
PAmqezus. Ellie flat dun pas pres
sc, tete nue., tenant dune main sa
seille de sapin, ct, de Pautre, une
sorte de basin de cuivre a Tongue
queue servant a puiser l'eau. Au
meme instant, un jeune faucheur
de regains emergeait de Pombre
des pres ct s'appuyait au petit mur
de la source, tandls que la fllette
agenouil]6e emprissait dlstraite-
ment So seille. Ellie y mettalt le
temps ct ne remontait le sentier,
tres lentement, qu'au bout dune
demi heure. Bien souvent, les etoi-
les dausaient deja au-dessus des
moAtagnes qui encadraient le lac,
ct i'entendais encore lie bruit frais
ct intermittent de Peau tombant
dams la seille dem1 pleine; ce ma
nege dura pendant toute la saison
des regains, ct mes amoureux Sc
sont mari6s cette annee....
ANDRE THEURET.
"a cO11tz71uer.)
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LIE doyen des ivrognes:

Ao uOy OH uoS lVAOBu0e.
Un homme qui ma fait que boi-
re toute So vie Went de MOURN a
Page de cent cinq ans, dams lie gou-
vernement de Perm (Russie). 6
Au p1etre qui lui administra les
derniers sacrements, Stepan Ale
xe]ef confessa gull await commits
dams sa vie "un seul petit p6ch6"::
il ne s'6tait jamals couche, depuis
Page de dix huit ans, que compile
tement girls. Sur la fin de ses
jours, IL buvait quotidiennement
jusqu'a un litre ct demie d'eau-de-
ivie de grains. II n'avait etc mala-
de qu'une fois: ivre.mort, il s'6tait
endormi dams la rue par un froid
de v1ngt degrees. Son nez ct ses
orellles en- avaient 6te gel6s.
Tres aim6, son village Ia fait
enterrer, car il ne lui restait plus
un seul sou. Tous SOS compatrio-
tes ont suivi son convoi fun6bre, ,et,
apres reinforcement, IL y a Gu un
grand diner aux frais de la commu-
lie; on a bu 6norm6nent "a la me-
MORE du d6funt.' IT,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-07-03
J. g. MARQUIS, Collaborateur
jours la hauteur de la sublime
mission que le ciel vous assignee.
Massillen:

jours la hauteur de la sublime
mission que le ciel vous a assignee.
Massillen:
ella maison dune femme mon.
daine devient un 6cueil d'ou rinno-
cence ne sort jamais entiere."
De Lewis:
L'honneur dune femme est
NAL gard6 quand le vertu ct la rel1-
gion ne sont pas aux avant-pos-
tes."
Nine de Maintenon:
"Pour les femmes, la douceur
est le meilleur moyen d'avoir raj
son."
Th6ophraste.
Gee nest pas dams les affaires
d'Etat, c'est dams sa famille qu'une
fsmme doit montrer son esprit ct
sa prudence"
S6neque:
"Une femme qui s'aime trop,
aime fort peu son mari"
Nine Necker:
La femme la mieux lou6e est
celle don't on ne parle pas
Nine de S6vign6:
"Une femme dolt apprendre de
bonne heure etre vieille: CO nest
pas un mediocre talent"
Philemon:
Une epouse reasonable, loin
de dominer son mari, ne doit sat-
tacher qua le faire valoir. La
femme qui SO conduit autrement
est le f6au de celui don't ellie est la
compagne."
LIE plus sur garden de la mora
lite publique est dams la puret6, la
chastet6 ct la fd5li16 des femmes.
Une femme qul Sc figure que le
sentiment de l'honneur nest qu' 'une
affai1e de mots ct n'existe pas reel
lement dams la socl6ta, peut 6tre
consid6r6e CONNIE sur le bocd de
Pabime 81 ellie ne sly est pas encore
pr6cipit6e.
La femme est la source la plus
f6conde de lamour.
Qu'elle aime Diem, qu'elle de-
meure fdele a son 6poux, qu'elle
s'attache a ses enfants, qu'elle con-
sacre So vie a les rendre heureux,
qu'elle soft remplie de charit6 pour
le proclaim; qu'elle Sc d6voue de
tout son coeur ou de toute son anne
a la perfection de Ihumanit6, ct le
paradis apparaitra sur la terre.
A lavenir nous parlerons des
hommes.
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"a cOmtzmMer.)
Plus les femmes mOntrent de
vertus mieux Sc pOrtent
les societies.
Nous Iisons dams le Combat, de
Chicago:

Nous Iisons dams le Combat, de
Chicago:
F6nelon dit:
ella mauvaise education des
femmes fait plus de NAL que celle
des hommes, puisque les desor-
dres des hommes vlennent souvent
de la mauvaise education de leurs
meres, ct des passions que d'au-
tres femmes leur ont inspirees dams
un age plus avanc6."
Lss Saintes Ecritures nous re-
pr6sentent sous un aspect atfreux
les femmes domin6es par les pas
sions:
"La langue dune mechanic fem
me est pour Phomme paislble ce
quest pour les pieds du vieilard
un chemln sablonneux ct escarp6." !"
(Eccl. XIV, 27.)
I'll ny pas de colere plus VIC.
lente que celle de la femme: mieux
vaudrait habiter parmi les lions ct
les serpents que de vivre avec une
femme mechanic. (Eccl. XIV,
23.)
CONNIE on le volt la Sainte Bible
ne m6nage pas la femme quand
ellie s'6carte de la vertu.
C'est que, voyez-vour, aimables
lectrices, quand vous 6tes bonnes,
vous bonifez pindividu, la famille,
la soci6t6 ct Phumanite, vous etes
les anges du GENE human. Mais,
lorsque vous devenez mauvaises,
combien alors le monde SQUIRE ct
s'anueantit promptement.
Vertueuses, vous faites un blen
immense sur la terre.
Mechanics, vous causez un NAL
qui s'6tend partout en- cette vall6e
de larmes.
C'est dire qu'ici bas vous etes
puissantes, vous pouvez exerce1
une influence considerable soft
pour le NAL, soft pour le bien.
Vous pouvez done comptez pour
un element tres important dams
rordre anthropologlque.
Oh! femmes, vos qualities ct VOC
vertus sont une des principales ba.
ses sur lesquelles reposent les pro-
grAs sociaux.
Vos defaults ct vos vices sont 70
rigine de presque tous les mau1
qui d6solent la terre.
Voyez, maintsnant, lid6e qut
nous avons de vous toutes tant qu'
vous etes!
! All! Que le pouvoir ct les res
sources que le Createur vous don
ne contribuent toujours a repandr
|, lB f6licit6 en- ce monde!
M6ditez bien ces paroles des sa
ges, que nous allons maintenan
, vous METRE sous les yeux. C'es
) ainsi que vous vous tlendrez tou
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SOMMA1RE DES ANNONCES

Nous appelons dune faeon toute
particuliere Pattention de nos lec-
teurs sur les annonces qui parais.
sent dams pEcHo DE L'OUEsT.
Toutes les maisons de commerce
qui font de la reclame dams notre
journal peuvent etre compt6es par
mi les premieres de la vile tant au
point de vue de lassortiment en-
marchandises qua celui du bon
march6.
Dun autre cote la plupart den
tr'elles emploient de nos compa-
triotes CONNIE commits, ct il est de
notre devoir de patronner les mai
sons qu1 donnent du travail aux
n6tres.
Done de preference, quand nous
avons des achats q faire en- mar
chandises sAches allons chez:
Nellie Ella Jendro,
Commits chez Wingate & Fills, Marchan-
discs Seches, coin de la 6eme Avenue
Nord ct Lyndale.
Nellie Amelia Bistodeau,
Commis chez Wingate & Fills, Marchan
discs Seches, coin de la 20eme Avenue
Nord ct de pAvenue Washington.
A. Lacroix.
Commits chez s. E. Olson & Cie., Marchan-
discs Seches, 213-215 Ave. Nicollet.
Young & B6langer,
Marchands de Hardes Faites, coin de Ia
rue Main ct de PAvenue Centrale.
Nellie Edith Robideaux,
Commis chezJ. H. Craig & Co., Marchan-
discs Seches, 1l3 Ave. Centrale.
| Melle Eta Robideaux,
Commits chez J. H. Craig & Co., Marchan-
discs Seches, 113 Ave. Centrale.
Nellie Rose Saucier,
Commits chez segelbaum Freres, Mar.
chandises Seches, 257 Ave. Nicollet.
I. Connolly & Cie.,
Pompes funebres, 25, Se rue s.
z. Demeules & Fills,
Epiciers, No. 9, 2me rue N.
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Une Magnfque Residence de Il hambes fnie premier eta
g bos DUR outes les ameoraons modenes No. 1912 Ave.
Heure de vente heu-
res p NJ
LIE meme jour- heures p NJ Les lots ct dams addtion de
Bradford Bases haes d6penances cesta dire les
gasn portan $780, 8 Ave- Oak Lake. dts
de cmen eous
LIE a450 NJ Les lots ct moit6 Quest du
lot block de rAdton Bradford Basse 125 pied
la Gene Ave $50 peds pAvenu Oak Lake Une ae de
l00150 eds La meleue baisse de la Vile magas
6curie Acueement lou6e $l00 Les chars
urbns face Aqueduc telephone egouts ETC. La
meeure oca6 dams Oak Lake. batisse seue $7000
LIE MARDI, JULIET hrs 2. NJ, les 1eux, e
lot block TO- Addition Wespha grandeur du t 50x65 peds
batsse brick dvs6e accommodr que ues ouee
$32 mos No. 202 202 LIE bon ordre
$3.50 hrs M 65 peds lot H. block H. addition Murphe
Giant No. 2 7e Sud- mason de deux 6tage pul
cenes grange deux de fon Excente
localt6.
block Gertsons Lake Amelia Addition bord de beau lac
ct du boulevard
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$4,000 ont etc souscrites pour
lie monument Grant par des off,
ciers de Pex arm6e du Sud vaincue
par ce fameux general.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-07-03

On va ouvrir imm6diatement q
Chicago une succursale de pInsti-
tut Pasteur pour les personnes
mordues par des animaux enlag6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-07-03

Beauties de pimmlgrationl Les
1000 Syriens qui sont aux Etats-
Unis sont tous mendiants ou ped
dIdrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
WIN 11usAIr PRICE CURRENT
Groceries. Eto.
Incportod ~ uucnpoit q Morls.

lHcpOltCd lY Davenport q M'ilif'.
BroomA-Two strings. soc. to SLID; three
sfriuee. SffO 10 81. four strings, 2l.HD if
81 10. live STRINGS, $3.50. Market on al
cradles has advanced fully 10 per cent
Ba,leh-W illOw. Sl.l5 to $3.50 per nest
split. 30 TO zoe. per dozen.
Conncd Iomat0c8--Ihree pounds, pc.
dozen, 50 10 800.
Cannsa Co,7,-Two pounds, por dozen
20 to 500. .,,.
North Carolina cut, per barrel, Sl.JO TO s''
cross. per barrel, S3.5lls 10 3j.l1. Marker
bare. with upward tendency.
Htcc-,arolna, q 90 &C.; Kaneoon, &c.
S0f-IycIpOol, from store si''''
ground alum from store, per sack, oJc'' u
$40. Market unchanged.
NugarS-Grauulaied, 90; coniecuontrs
4 ~ &c.: soft \, 5isc. 20 Co.; yellow, rs u
5t<c. Al grades 80. lower.
lcas-Black. - TO 50c.; Oolong, p o.
5Os.: gunp0wder, ~ to Soc. a..
Cogcc-Ri0, lOls to zic.; Laguayra, W.
70 20j<c.; Java. - TO re: Receipts very
small. as well as available supp! I'D 100
aud .c. lower. e,,z
three hoops, Si.5o. Stronger advances.
I'QijOlC-4c.
LGrd--Pure, ne; pressed, 5lzc.
Af0lasses-ExtIa, hogshead, IL to loc.i
barrels, 10 10 l6c.; genuine golden sytuI
per gallon, II to &c.; New Orleans PRIME
to choice, 80 10 SOC.
S1ap-W ashing, SA TO &C.; per pound
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cemenf-Union, per barrel, $i.85; Roscn
dale, 81 SO 10 Sl.40; James River, Si'-o 70
Lime-Rockland per barrel, N:lo 70
st.l5: Anchor, yi.O5; Riyerton, Sl.O0; ~
Virginia lines, 05c. 10 81. -
piastes--I.ump, 81; ground, 1000 10 ~,
Calcined plaster, Si.65 10 SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14

JOY ltlc-iN lN.
NEW YoRK. May lH.-Mouey closed al
spcrccut: Exchange closed sicdy; posted
rates. 4~lu 49,: actual rates, 4>i5 iIi
sixty day.. aud 1861. for demand Govern
menf- closed steady. currency SIS, TIC Dio-
Is, coupon. ~. Is do, laa.
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.


situated din
ADVANTAGES OF CITY.
the ani Of the
and
q
Otc Moln ms. md nonwh
AND WHOLESOME WATER.
S uGl
The district IVnclrl and
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ciii croft ID
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c. tory cnri mac rfr4f Irrur
ill wa a. Nc tyruln
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JAMES NJ. BERRY, President, BEDFORD CITY,
ATcCUE2DN-, GR5C1a11O1lcG.
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CrUAIkLsE55
REAL ESTATE BIt jKiRs. 1912 MAIN STREET
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COTTON nHPOTT.


Market firm.
Qp0f0fi05s. - Middling lie; low mid
di.Dg, lONc.; good ordinary, ijc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat shorlbcrr,. ~ bushels very good
ai DC; - bushels good. ejc.
Corn White. so bushels prime 40 jl}1c.;
100 bushels prime ai Bic; Go0 bushels very
good on private terms: mixed, 30 hush"l A,
prime at Die. Total sales oi corn, so BUSH
fla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND. Va, May l5' 1889.

Reported oy joan L. Williams & son
bankers and brokers. 40 I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-14
Gram and Cation Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA, May -, 1880.
OFFERINGS.

heat-4.i72 bushels.
Corn--3.}S0 bushels.
oats i.j,i bushels.
Mill Olal--22 tons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-08-02
Prairie Point Notes.

SAAs
Mrs. MrCarlcy is visiting her. sister,
Mrs. Moore, ~oi~Paclmta, Miss.
Miss Vsrnau Stewart is visiting
friends and relatives in Tenn.
Miss Price, daughter of Judge Price
of Louisville, is visiting her unclcs,
Walter and ThJs. Price.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Smith,
a thirteen and a half pound girl, also
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. llincsla twelve
pound baby,
Crop prospects are fine, especially
cotton, Corn is much better than the
farmers thought il would be. Two
weeks of fair weather and the cottoL
crop is assured.
Rev. Mr., Lpter, assisted by Rev.
Henry Gaines, clesed Il very success.
ful meeting at X.Prairic last Sunday
There we're several additions to the
church and the membership was great
ly renewed.
A goodly member of our people at.
tended Joe Jones meeting at Hebron
last week. lie also preached Friday
night, Saturday and Sunday, at Mem.
phis. His sermon last Saturday night
on whiskey, dancing &c, was the fin
est sermon | have ever heard. Every
body but a few sore heads were high
~ pleased.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-08-02
Foo of the Mountain.

Give me room for a few dots from
this portion of the moral vineyard.
have been riding over the noun.
taius aud hills for two or three days.
find the crop prospect sorry cotton
small and moi worked like il should
have been. There is considerable grass
in places and much of the corr is no
good at all. The cotton in my imme-
date ncighborhood is good and in
good condition tor making. Corn, as
a general thing, is sorry. though some
will make about enough 10 do them.
We have been hurt to some extent
on account of the dry weather, but the
late rains will benefit the fields and the
gardens.
Our merchant, Mr.. j +. Whitfield,
has returned from New Orleans will,
n nice stock of dry goods and ladies'
notions. cheap for the cash.
Mr.. Will Ball, a step son of Mr.. JAS.
Lever, has been angling In the stream
Of matrimony for the past four or five
years. finally succeeded Oh the morn
ing of the 10Th, in the capture OF the
fnir damscl, Miss Minnie McDanicl,--
1t was a runaway match, and they were
married by Rev. NJ. l.. Galloway the
same day. | congratulate the Young
couple and wish them great success in
lite. Several OF our vonng men are
looking very pale and downcast since
the marriage. cannot sympathize
with them, but | can give thee cheers
for Ball.
James Chairman and NJ. e Drake are
at work on their new mill site. and the
engine is on The ground ready to be
set up. They are the right men inthc
right direction.
We have a large Sabbath school near
here and two sermons a month.
J. r. Dugan is o%verhanling his mill
and will give the people good grist =
lie is also fixing ND his gin for his and
the public benefit.
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.ANGER'S NOTICE.

RANOLhS NVIbCEs
Taken up by u. d. Cade. about june ..
lsD, Siayims ~ his place II miles west Of
Brooksrille, ~ NONubec county, u deep
BAY MARE.
with black mane and tail. abGat Is bands.
about 4 years old, 40 saddle Of collar marks,
broke to ride. Also one bay
MARE COLT
with White spos in face, about | year old,
both valuep at $1,000.
Taken mp by Daniel Peterson. about june
l., 1890, strayiDg on his place & miles north
west of ~BrO0ksville, NOxubee County, u
white and black spotted
sow,
with crop and split IN the left and over half
crop in right ear, weighs about l5j pounds.
valued at 50.
Taken up by Harlan Smith. about April
10, 1880. straying on his premises, u miles
north Of Cooks,ille in NoXubee county, one
BULL.
black and white, marked with crop and I'M
derbit in right and crep OIL lcr ear, about
2 years old, valued at 81 so.
Taken up by :. j. Peterson, some time
before June II, 1880. straying on her place
~ III ANVhuDtt tVuntN ~ l'i
and white
STEER.
about 2 years old, marked with crop oil left.
ard under slope IN right eur, valued at 81.
Taken up by T.. B. Taylor, June Both, 1890
straying in the town of Macon, in N~oxubee
County, one
RED TX,
muley head, marked with smooth crop and
two underbits in each ear, ! or s years old.
IN very good order, valued at Sl2.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take them
away, or they will be dealt with as the law
directs. j. FASER,
julyj-3t Coroner and Ranger.
pANCER'S SALE.
| Will sell, in front Of the Court.IlGuse in
Macon. Miss, within TIE hours prescribed
by law, on r.
SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1890,
to the highest bidder for cash, one white
and blue speckled
HEIFER,
al out , years old, no brands Or marks visi-
Bile.
j. FASER,
July5 Coroner and Ranger.
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Nor'ct TO
FARMERS and GIN OWNERS.

Ihave purchased the exclusive right o!
j, G. Falls g. Co, to use and vend their re-
Gently patented
GIN SAW, GUNNER SHARPENER and
SETTER
in Noxubee County. Said machine Is high
" recommended by the leading gin men OF
the southern states. Any gin saw can be
nut IN same condition as when 1t first left
the Factory, | care not how much worn or
dull the saws, The machine will be in the
hands OF mel competent 10 manipulate the
same, and work guaranteed to be done In u
wprkmanlike manner. work u0nc reason
abiv' Parties wishing work or Information
will receive prompt attention by address.
Ing j.. T. Level or the undersigned ut Ma
con, Miss. c,ou
may24-lm Az oaoii'
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Company that will eDable,hip 10, Sell
the schoo-boOks mostly nscIt in ESxtt
bee Counto a the folfowiHy reliltcea
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