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The Press., 1891-11-19
MONSON. (Correspondence.)

Stephen Lamb and Edgar Colburn were making cider at Will Peck's cider mill one day last week. As they were tightening the screws, the bar slipped out and threw MT. Lamb upon his side across beam. He was hurt very badly.
 Bert Smith has gone home to live with his mother.
The Press., 1891-11-19

On Sunday, Nov. 10th, several inches of snow fell at St. Paul, Minn. Reports from various parts of the northwest indi- cate that the storm was general. At Moorhead three inches of snow fell, and a blizzard was threatened. It showed all day at St. Cloud. Half foot of snow fell at Aberdeen. s. D.
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Just Received !!

One car load of empty barrels and kegs for cider and wines at reasonable prices.
 W. W. .LATHRoP.
The Press., 1891-11-19

Liberal salary and expenses paid. See advertisement in another column headed Good Salary by Sears, Henry & Co.,, Ge- neva, N. Y. They are reliable firm.
The Press., 1891-11-19

The prohibition party of Connecticut will hold state convention in Hartford December g, with morning and afternoon sessions and an evening mass meeting. The day sessions will be devoted to the choosing of the delegates to the next national prohibition convention and to the perfection of an effective system of party organization.
The Press., 1891-11-19

ABBOTT, alias Amy, the murderer oi Christine Warden, and now on trial al Plymouth, N. H., after pleading moi guilty, completely broke down while the mother of the murdered girl was testify ing, and changed his plea to guilty. Evi- dence is now being taken to show the de- gree of crime.
The Press., 1891-11-19
RocKvIIIE.

The funeral of the wife of Mayor Fitch was largely attended from her resi-, dence on Union-st. Monday afternoon. Rev. s. B. Forbes, of Hartford, formerly pastor of the Second Congregational church, officiated, assisted by Rev. James Dingwell of the Union chulch.
The Press., 1891-11-19

Nobody but woman can write scien- tifically of woman's apparel. The man who attempts 1t is lost. It is different with Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Either sex is fully acquainted with the merits of this noted remedy
The Press., 1891-11-19

George Tingley, former express mes-
 senger on the N. l.. N. railroad, died
 Tuesday at Windham of rheumatism at the ace of 75
The Press., 1891-11-19
ASHFORD. Woaffnrd

Reuben M. Barlow, who has been in poor health for the past year, passed away last Friday afternoon, at o'clock, at the age of 72 years. His funeral was held at the church Monday, at 10 o'clock, and was attended by large number of sneighbors and friends. MT. Barlow was Ia kind and good neighhor, and will be missed in this community. He was one of our best and most enterprising farmers.
 Widow Amasa Chapman, who died at the town farm, was brought here and buried in the Westford cemetery last waak
The Press., 1891-11-19
Wantedi

Everybody to know now is just the season when bottle Of Lathrop's Beef, Iron and Wine will do you lots of good. Only soc. 8 bottle.
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How to Save rFonex

HOW 10 save MOney. l Buy your Drugs and Medicines at LATHROP'S DRUG STORE. Personal attention given to prescriptions. You wfli ind our prices are the
 lowest.
The Press., 1891-11-19
MANsFIELD.

The Hillside Club festival at Mans field last evening was success beyond expectation, being attended by numbers from all surrounding towns. The lady managers were kept busy all the after noon and evening waiting upon the crowds of patrons. The scheme for public building got good starting lift from the avails. The building plan is for two story edifice containing an assembly hall club room, ladies' parlor, kitchen, library and reading rooms, and the whole neigh. borhood is pulling together in behalf oi the scheme,
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HOLLAND. (Correspondence.)


 Mrs. Nellie Conant is to make her home in Mansfield with her uncle, MI. Hanks.
 Repairs are being made upon Mrs. Litchfield's house and Mrs. L. s. Fuller will occupy 1t soon.
 -Chas. Bergendorf, Swede who lived in MT. Charles Underwood's tenement house, suddenly took his departure the other day. He was 8 weaver by trade, and was attempting to weave the cotton part of the belt manufactured by the Un- derwood Mfg Go. He contracted large debts, and borrowed sums of money, amounting in one case to $150, of the Swedes who live on Buff Gap. Now he has skipped to parts unknown.
 Mrs. Maria Holman is very Ill at the Mansion House.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. continue to hold meetings at the z and school house, and considerable interest is being manifested
 Mir. Chas. Meacham was called home from his business in New York by the death of his mother. Mrs. Dr. Ladd o1 Moosup is with her father, Dea. E. G Meacham.
 There will be church social in the parlors of the Congregational church or Friday evening.
 Mrs. Edwin Mclean is the guest o Mrs. Wm. Sumner. FLORAL
The Press., 1891-11-19

Everybody wonders how LATHRoP can sell q large bottle of Florida Water for S5c.
The Press., 1891-11-19

Main and Vernon streets, Springfield, Mass
The Press., 1891-11-19

Geo. Mabbett, st-Main-st., on Tues day afternoon, Nov. 24th, from to 5 o'clock. A speciality will be made of old fashioned raised cake.
 Letters remaining in the office at Stafford Springs, Nov. 18th: P. J. Con- dron, John H. Garter, Louis s. Creamer, William J. Fenton, Ada E. Kemp, Chas. Hanson, w. H. Merrick, Mary E. Neff. The horse of T. P. Needham ran this morning, throwing out Orren Sikes, MT. Needham's brother-in-law, who was driv- ing. MT. Sikes was quite seriously in- jured, but we do not learn as yet to what extent The horse was stopped on Main street.
 -Eaton's Opera House was lighted up last Thursday evening and the stage prop. critics exhibited to number who had been invited in. Everything worked we'll | The shift of scenes was quickly made and the visitors expressed the fullest sat | isfaction. There are scenes of about ev cry character that can be needed, house interiors of degrees from splendor te squalor, a very fine prison interior, forest and other rural scenes, street, sea shore and mountain scenes, cottage exteriors etc. The seats were all in place and thu hall looked finely. The walls are tinted and decorated. The stage, drop curtain etc., are quite attractive. The hall, be side the front entrance, has rear doors for egress upon each floor, giving in al three exits in case of need.
 70. D. Henry's theater troupe present tonight "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde, Friday night, 'Lynwood, " Saturday night 1.-Two Orphans" Saturday matinee, ? p m., "Ten Nights in Bar Room"
 -One night last week several hem were stolen from Ebenezer Colbun.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

To The SENTINEL 1t seems about time that
leniency with the Water Works Company on
the part Of the City Council should cease, and
said company be compelled to complete their
contract Several months have elapsed since
the date on which it was agreed to have the
contract completed. and the Electric Lights
are the only features Of the contract that has
been complied with, and one or two exten
sions were given on those There is mo sup
ply Of water nor are the sewers in readiness
and we understand the company is endeayoF-
ing to contract the sewerage Is much a.
posi- BILE. The object of the sewer was sapi-
taxation and the company should belcompelL
ed to place sewers over the entire city or to
the full extent called for by the contract at
least. We are informed that the local men,
bers Of the company are in favor Of this,
which does credit to them, and shows that
they have due regard for the welfare Of the
city. The whole city is now greatlysin need
of water owing to the long continued
drouth, but the water works company cannot
furnish 1t. 1t is time Cor plain talk by the
City Council and that the company be given
to understand that dilatoriouspess will not be
tolerated. This the council owes to itself and
a suffering, but heretofore patient constit-
uencv
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

The long talked Of game Of Indian ball
was played last Friday morning. One Of the
largest crowds ever seen ON the base ball
grounds was there TO witness Il, and to those
who had never seen Indians play ball before,
II was very interesting. Eighteen Indians
participated, nine to side. II Is nothing
like base ball as many supposed but is played
something like this There are two boards
setup in the ground about 100 yards apart !,
an outside Indian or umpire then takes a
small ball, made Of yarn and goes halfway be-
tween these two boards and Is surrounded by
the indians with spoon like sticks; he then
throws the ball up and tho game Is begun
the point is for one side 10 throw the bali
with the sticks so as to hit the opposite sides
board, when this is done Il counts one for the
side that throws the bali. They never touch
the ball with their handAthroughou the game
but always picks II up and throws II with the
spoon shaped sticks. The umpire then
throws the bali up as before and the game
goes on until IL points Is made by one or the
othcr OF the sides The score for this game
stood Red Waters ~ Turkey Creeks I. The
game was quite amusing and lasted about
one hour and q half
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

our popular and hustling manager Of the
Opera House Mr. Jay Royster has obtained
the following splendid attractions. for the
near future:
Said Pasha Comic Opera Company 30
people, full ballet Oct 8.
"Maude Granger"
hMcCabe and YQungR Ministries"
Spider and Fly spectacular, ~ people,
comic opera, full ballet
Walls Of the Sea, dramatic.
Last Days Pompeii," spectacular.
Comic Opera, 40 people, full ballet.
Salvini in Don Ceaser Basan" Played a
week at the Auditorium, Chicago.
Rumenyi Concert Company, Opera.
Tom Sawyer" dramatic.
Twelve Temptations" full ballet
ifill NFe and w, P, Burbank" comic
sAmerioan Faust. Spectacular 80 people,
full ballet
shadow Detective"
'McGintys Troubles, " Irish comedy.
Aver 4 Warner Company, tragedy.
Germans Minstrels-' The Dudes Of Burnt
Cork"
Only two Of the above named companies
have ever appeared in our city. Some Of
these attractions win be at advanced prices.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
The sDssr Cup won BY the YaaoO

L
The silver Cup that was offered sometime
ago By the firm Of II. c. Tyler TO the best
base ball team In Yazoo County was awarded
last Friday evening to the Ya1oo City Nine
They having beat every club in Yazoo Coun-
" that a challenged them.
The final game was played Friday evening
at the ball grounds in this city between 1.-THE
Yazoo City Nine and HOMEGROWN Nine and
resulted in a victory for the lazoo Nine BY a
score Of IS TO H.
The game was called at 3 O'Clock by umpire
Kelly and for the first two innings was very
exciting, but after the second inningit was a
one sided affair. the Monkeytown's becom-
ing rattled by the guying Of the crowd which
was enough TO have discouraged the bes. nine
IN the world. II was impossible TO stop the
guying 80 the game continued until the sec
ond half OF the sixth inning when they threw
up the sponge saying they could not beat the
Yazoo Club and stand the ''gaging' Of the
crowd at the same time. but that they were
willing and ready at any time to play the
Ya1oo Club on their grounds at Monkeytown.
and there see which is the best club, but the
Yazoo boys declined on account Of the busy
season.
The game was witnessed by large crowd
and great deal Of interest was manifested In
the result
The following is the official score
MONKEY TowN NINE
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
Truataa,a saIa.

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
me as trustee, by deed in trust given
to me AZ trustee, to secure the
Yazoo Building and Loan Association
the indebtedness therein mentioned,
said deed In trust being recorded In
Deed Book A. NJ, page 081. Of the Re-
cords Of Deeds Of Yazoo County, Miss,
default having been made in the pay
ment Of the indebtedness, and being ~
Quested by said Yasoo Building and Loan
Association, acting through ifs Board Of
Directors, to sell the premises therein
conveyed 10 satisfy said indebtedness, 1
will sell, in front Of the South Court
House door Of Yazoo county, In Yazoo
City, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash, on
SATURDAY, THE l7rH DAY OF OcToEKR. 1891
the following described real estate, stu
ated In Yaz0o City. Miss, to-Wit North
half OF the Fast half Of Lot IS in Pugh's
TIL. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

After the game the boys went to the store Of
H. C. Tyler, where the cup was on exhibition
and what was their surprise to see inlthe place
Of the silver cup large tin cup with blue
ribbon tied to il, which had been placed there
as joke on the boys. They soon found the
right cup which was filled with water and
each member who was present took drink
by the way of initiating IT, Three cheers was
then given for Messrs. Swain and Bardwell
1t was decided to have a picture taken Of
the Club in uniform with the cup, which will
be done at an early date and any one wanting
one can get it from any member Of the club
or from the photographer, Mr.. J.B. Patorno
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

Mr.. +. schaefer went up to Parsons yes
ser'lay.
Mr.. sam Kaye returned saturday from
Greenwood.
Mr.. Wills Jones went over 20 Canton Sat
urday returning Monday.
The fields are white With the staple and cot
ton pickeTs arc hard at work.
Mr.. J. h. Estes returned Friday from a
short visit to relatives in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrsl Hugh Craig returned Thurs.
day from a trip TO New York and Ohio.
Mis- Lula stigler Of Dumnt arrived satur-
day on visit to Mrs C. g. Fields
Theodore schmidt Esq, left ON Monday
for his plantation In Ixaquena county.
Master william cheatham left Saturday
for senatobia where he goes to attend school.
Mr.. Geo. Twellmeyer left Thursday to at
tend the Cornell University. at Ithaca, n. y
Miss Emma Daniels. Of Jackson, spent
few days with Mrs. r. L. Daniels Of this city
this week.
Rev. Mr.. J. R. Groom of the Flora neigh
borhood was welcome visitor 70 this city
this week:
Miss Minerva Lghtcap returned Friday
from pleasant Whit Of some weeks to rela-
tives in Anding.
Two daughters of Mr.. P. NJ Cooper left
last week to attend the Whitworth Female
College at Brookhaven.
Miss Lila Smith, quite an accomplished
young lady from Canton arrived yesterday
to visit Miss Julia Luckett
Mr. Geo. Butterworth returned to our city
last week and will engage In the cotton bust
ness here again this year.
Mr. Mike Cohn lately in the employment
Of Mr.. T. Hanneb re- left on Monday to ac-
cept situation in Memphis.
Mr.. R. F. Pullen arrived last Saturday and
will engage in the cotton business this season
He understands this businesstnoroughly
Mrs w. L. Shelton. accompanied by her
daughter Miss May returned Monday from an
extended visit to Tennessee and Virginia
Mrs b. NJ. Beamon returned Saturday
from Staunton, Va. where she has been TO
take her daughter Miss Nola to school.
Mr.. Cook, practical artesian well driver,
arrived in the city on Monday last 20 bore
an eight inch we'll for the Water Works Com
pany.
Mr.. Pat Moore returned Saturday from
New York, where be has been studying medi-
cine His many friends In this city welcome
him back.
Mrs r. G. Epperson, who has been quite
sick for some time left Saturday to visit rela.
tiyes in Bentonia. We hope her trip win be
Of benefit to her.
Miss Jennie Reed, who has been Pr NJ
a!delightful visit to Miss Manic
turned to her home in Vicks1
has scores Of friends and admf
Capt. Chas DuBuisson, prof. AR "a
Of Yazoo county, and one Of its most respelN.
ID citizens, paid Greenwood visit this week
and was registered at the BrantleylHouse =
Enterprise.
Mrs. N. Dever, and daughter Miss Lizzie i
returned Monday from New York acconl-
panied by Miss Lottie WINNER who we re
net to learn is crippled very badly, caused BY
J fall she got last spriHg. We hope she win
Don recover
Mr.. l. Harlow, who at one time was Cit
en- Of Greenwood, is in the city this week in !
he interest of st. Louis house, which Is one A
# the most extensive grocery houses in the 3
southwest. The firm may be congratulated il
N securing the services Of a gentleman Of Il
IIr. Harlow's popularity in Mississippi and u
business experience and push. Greenwood II
Enterprise r
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

On last Tuesday Mezrs r r. Carlos and
Tom Lishtcap having to 80 up the river neT-
eEsl miles on bushes, started about 5o'clock
,. "A. = , fqqd cart and reaching the
plsos for Which fhsT had Started eQt ont q
he carf and hitebsd tie hnTzs y 3 fsDos.
Ihe hore became heightened a. something
and broke looss and run away. smashing
- Sis91 = 10y ~ele unAnle % noe hack.
- hqTs bad % trampii hsek % foot and
~ f71las 1al spleasant VA and big ape
re fT Hpngr
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
The Blind Mans Appeal.

To my white and colored friends allow me
to inform you that have composed two
poems one on my life that shows when and
where was born, and shows my former and
recent occupation and the other on the Bap.
Using that took place in Yazoo River on Sun.
day April goth, 1891. To those who have not
bought will greatly oblige me TO buy.
Beyond this town piece of ground,
have bought In Learsville
II lean sell my poems well,
Probably can build.
Respt
GATES ALDRIDGE.
can be found at TaE SENTINEL Office,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

Sane n the young men Of our city have
organized GeIman Club, which will be quite
an interesting fsalure In society circles this
winter. The following young gentlemen are
members Of the club: Mesrs Chas. Clark.
RobL Bowman, Jr.. Up. Moore, Jr.. Robt.
Barnwell. Steve BarnweIl, Jas Mccormick
". r Cnie. Robt Craig, J. ". Redding.
Austin Barbour. Mart Crane, Ed Rucker
Glsqde npq4 Hqsh IqFs. H11r4s FhipIs
o. q baldwin, Walter Iuckeit 1koe. Light
cap. and Mel shannon.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

A. the meeting Of the School Trustees held
last Tuesday night, II being deemed necessary,
to procure another teacher for The white free
schooI, Mis- Mary Bhckell vas elected 70 that
position. She has had many years Of .exper-
fence in this line and Is one ofthe best teach =
ers in the State.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

The Memphis Commercial quotes long
staple middling cotton as selling in that
market at Q cents The shippers Of cotton If
they knoE Fhal i good Tor them, bad beiisF
send their cotton to this city and make money
by It IS the same cotton sells here at from
lo1< to AZ cents readily. besides great
saving in freight.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
Cotton Belonging 90 Greenwood
Going 20 Other Markets.

We had pleasant call "Wednesday from
Mr. M. III. Cox 81 sunny Side who had iusf
returned from YazOo City where be sold "a
bales Of cotton. One bale brought i2i< oeuts
another 10 and the balance eelfn per bale
This and thousands Il more falcs 4 cotton
should By ell HIeaIn base been secured By
- rlteIfhania and huyeIA who not only
ahoald induce 10 shipment here b. giving he
highest market prices but should seek i in
ne Iioh cotton oonntIy trihutary % Green
Wood--firuenWCol bulerprise.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Csstoria

whsa Bahy wus hsk. vs care hsr casoriA
Whsn rhs was = chnd, she cried foe castoria,
Whsa shs bsoans nin. she clung % c.s,oria.
Whsashsh.d chndrsu. Shs gaEsthsm cassori..
1. 49,. 50. ~ -.'san44sa
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
Notice to Planters.

This insurance agency during the gin
ming season makes q specially Of insur-
ing gin houses, and cotton therein, on
extremely favorable terms.
Il will be to your interest to consult
me, either in person or by letter before
taking out insurance. All correspondence
touching rates on ALL KINDS or
COUNTY PROPERTY answered
promptly and cheerfully.
33A per cent saved on our three year
policies on churches and country DWELL
ings. p. M. D0HERTY.
Sept. Sd. II.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

Yazoo City Is soon to have Henry Waiter
sons stareyed goddess Of reform lecture 10
them. But we dare say be will not be half as
eloquent as was Editor Mcclure when he
invitation 70 come 70 his city last May. --Du-
rant Democrat,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

If you want to get things for almost
nothing attend the Auction Sale next
Saturday at ebHEley 4 Nichols AUG tlpn
Store at Nike RoseGbuLg's Old stand.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

In another column of t9siaY's SENTINEL
will be found the card Of the new store Of
shurIey q Nichols They win carry nice
line Of dry goods groceries. notions. hats
caps, boots and shoes. etc, and win also doan
auctioaeering business. Those who have
anything to be spld Or auctioned off will do
well to send It to them vines i viii be Ger
tain to be sold They viii only charge taig
commission on all goods sold by them. They
are both home men and are no outside hum
bug eoRe ~ defrand our people; they can
be relied % 70 Do fbe right and proper thing.
NJ. Geo Aicilois ~ fhs reputation Of be-
ing one q the best aHeiin1eau " he SQFfh.
Mr.. shurley Il . thorough young hndneE
man and vel liked BY every one. We wish
the YounR firm Abundant success
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

This aged lady died last Thursday evening
after an illness of several weeks, She was
stricken with paralysis more than FIVE weeks
ago and from the first there was no hopes n
her recovery. She was buried last Friday
morning, the funeral services ia king place in
the Presbyterian Church conducted by the
pastor, Rev. c. E. Cunningham.
Mrs. Casack vas resident Of Yazoo City
for nearly fifty years a1d Q member of the
Presbyterian Church forty-seven years OF this
time. This distinguished her as being prob
ably the Oldest living resident of the town
and the oldest living member of her church
There may be older people in YazOo City but
none who have lived longer in the place.
With her were buried many interesting rem
iniscenses connected with the early history
of the town. Few are left who knew more
Of generation long since followed to the
grave.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

While in town Saturday you must not
fail to attend the Auction Sale of Shnrley
& Nichols on Lower Main Street. You
can get goods at your own price.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
BIC DARK HORSE MULE,


Ar hrntan down from orerHork o. houeli1ld
cares Browns Iron BitterB
rsl.uIid1 he eJItel1 Ads diTeIflcl. l111ep1lez-
60 81 be. and ca1ul malaIia- 60 tne ne1pIpe
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

severai fne Sewing Machines, with
numbers Of other things viii be auction
ed OF Saturday az Shurley 4 Nichols
Auction Store.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

HARPERsvnLE, SCOTT Co. MISS.
Sixteenth annual session opens Thur
day, Oct lst, 1891.
Catalogue furnished upon application
Jorfetr uuocHcc suil--1t~.
Address ..-
HUM a HUDDLESnON FACULTY
ASSOCIATION,
HaIpersvilIe, Ms.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

Send your jug and q qaarter and get
gallon If Castalizn Springs water daily
from ". + Hegman.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

Don't fail to attend the Auction Sale
Saturday.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24

From the Alley near Gilruth's lot on
Main Street, Yasoo City, on Friday, Aug
22st, 1891, one
BIG DARK HORSE MULE,
Ten years old, sore on back near neck,
considerable hair of left hip, sore also on
tail bone, somewhat lame in fore feet
Send information ~ 70 his whereabouts
10 Mr.. Ben Exum, fazoo City.
JACK WASHINGTON.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-09-24
School Shoes!

You are compelled to buy them, then
buy where you can SAVE MONEY.
Buy the best. II Is hard 10 buy good
school shoe. We have what you want.
We give book satchel with every pair
OF school shoes.
P.B. POWELL & co.