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cn,n,- "a yc,v ucnIoph.

Groesbeeck, Texas. April l3.-Judge W.
G. Rncker in answer 10 request OF Mr.
To,n cowart. started TO Auckland New
Zealand last evening via san francisco;
Judge pucLer he's been In very had health
for the mast few months and hopes 10 pc
henefited in health as well as financially
No fh,. trim
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Residnncc burned.

Fort Worth Texas. April id,--The resi-
dcnoe Of A. ]. Webster and entire con-
TENTS was destroyed BIZ fire today az
noon, The loss is $4,000. Insurance, $3.50
cause Of fire unknown
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corsicana, Texas April li--Mr. Charles
sparls, a prominent attorney of Waco. was
bere today ca legal business. Mr.. Sparks
is strong supporter of Mr.. Jester, and
took nocaslon TO say that Jester stock was
steadily going up IN his county. especially
since his epecchts have been made. The
forming element have swung into limo. and
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~. smltb ~ uou.ton.

Austin. Texas, April H.--Hcn. george
w. Smith OF Houston. candidate for land
commissioner, arrived in Austin this morn
inc and speut the doy With friends 10
flbee capitol building. He stated thaf ne
rs making good progress Win HE .anyahs
and that Its fences are in fine condition.
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kiilea y, 4 rnIlins Tree,

ColmcsnetI. Texas. April ii---festercas
afternoon, four miles north 0; Rocl'iand'
tree blew down in Charley Smiths YARD.
falling upon his G-year-oid dsugntef'
crushing her head and ;iiling her instantly.
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school Finding burned.

Commerce. Texas, April i4.--Public school
building caught fire today at noon and
burned in few minutes. Insurance in the
Hartford and the Liverpool, London and
Globo for $1,000.
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san Angelo. Texas. April ifTTNsws ma
Just reached here that in drunkea figh
In sonora three Msxitans were killed AM
,ne white man badly hurt.
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carmine. Texas, April ~ --fcsserday me
neople Of carmine met IN the CITY PARK
Tor The purpose Of organizing fire com
pany 10 protect property = comMiuas p
three-Messrs. chas- Brewer. HENRI "es-
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Ssa.. sn" ana Improvement company.
s nahy enen wandered over tho city sIxht
sor hotel and danced. @'e WINS
me tratn left Sabine Pass A, "a, "a
arriVea IN Beaumont at Gas. beinv IN ,,,,s
W 70 .ne minute. This promptncss caused III,
suuthtrh Pacific TO receive many cnmrIis
meuis, but all seem to realize thai the ~ ),
leiiapie could always be depended unon
DIRECTORS MEET, FL
After returning from the tetty trln r.
newly elected board Of directors hsla /.
meeting in the parlors Of The Windsor ~, !,
ana named the following standing commit. .
tees: No'A'' ny
Membership. X. Beatty. chairman
Sherman; John Robinson. Robert law i' ~
ID. fipkin, Willard Burton, Cecil I,ynn.
! failload-Guy H. Mallam, chairman
in,eaunnont, 5. r. Carter, G, il Urakp, a
". Owens. a. L. Sharpe.
f lnsurance.-W. b. Brazelton. chairman.
Waco 9. Bedell Moore, j. B. Lecper, d. II.
s. Lingo, 4. D. Gribblc, Cecil Il. Lyon.
statistics. = George Lock, chairman,
= 9ia,ge; 4. T. bowman, S. S. Walker, q.
sMallam, r. NJ. Farrar.
Legislation,.-ti Bedell Moore. chairman.
Orange; G. ". Owens. Il. Ii. Lingo. N. 4,
fletcher J. N. Rushing. Chester Brown.
AIDltrauon.--E. II. Lingo, chairman, S.
\. carter George Lock, William Wiess II.
a. bowman. G. H. Moore, Albert Slaves.
> Y. Pfeuifcr, I. a. Low, j. Il. Hillyer.
John Conway. I
Finance.-William Cameron, chairman,
Corsicana; A. T. Sharpe, Mark Weiss. Ear
nest Stoves, Willard Burton
IGmber Review--T. Y. Hill chairman,
Denison; G. W. Owens, 7. A. Low, Albert
Steves
The directors also adopted the following
preamble and resolution.
Whereas The Windsor hotel OF Sabine
Pass Texas, has shown the visiting lum-
permen OF Texas many courtesies, through
lts genial and competent manager, James
furiong, these courtesies being expressed
not only In outward decoration, but also in
that wealth Of welcome to its inner portals
which is 50 characteristic of the people of
the Sunny South; and
Whereas, The members of the Lumber
mems Association of Texas aud their in
Nited guests are not unmindful of this hos
pitality and are DESTROYS of showing their
appreciation of the same; therefore be ii
Resolved. That the Lu,nbermeus Asso
citation of Texas, each and every one of
them, together with their invited guests,
tender to Mr.. Furlong their united thanks
for his courtesy and hospitality on this oc-
casion, and in addition TO this said tender
of thanks will ever hold him in grateful
remembrance.
Resolutions of thanks were also extend
ed to the southern Pacific railroad. John 3.
Goodhue, the Port Arthur and masters of
the vessels on which the trip to the ietties
had been made.
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Mr. stones icriend, pleased.

Bceyille. Texas. April 1.-THE news that
san Pairicio county had instructed for Hon.
ID. G. Stone for congress caused great is-
ioicing among his friends when received
here this evening.
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IN ctinic a COLD IN ONE Dtr

Take Laxative Bromp Qninine Tablets, All
drugsists refund tho money II i fasis 70
cure; CSC. The genuine has L. D. Q. on
each tablet
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war spirlt Are..Asd.

Luling Texas. April N.-1The FepQkb
which reached the city last night that -
had been declared created tho most ~
tenss excItement. The Iipscomb Rifle1
we're drilling at Longer RAFk. aud ~
crowds that lined the harriers clees3
then, 10 the echo. The most tnteu1e e4&
thusiasm that II Il possible to yeipk 81
vailed. When the company orde< - L.
by yolleys WAS given the crcAFa Hsqf
ana Smaller guna than Bprin0Slgl
may have Joined 81 tho uproaif. 4. Il y . Z
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PORT ARTnuN EXCURSION


Tho bosli,ablc people of Port Arthur
improved the slight opportunity or enter
timing the visitors afforded them yest9rHaY
Il, sucb a manner to show plainly what
they could do if only given chance ine
tr,;n bearing the lumberinen ana ihsir
beaumont friends was met at the terminal
station, which BY the way Is rsiiiaiN Ap'y
handsome building for such town: ny d
,ommittee consisting OF MIS-. >. ?, -
Mrs. @. f. Smith, MIS-. w. II. Hoii"nu 80
asiss noIlie Werner, the latter OF Whch
MIS-, m,ss ,'t,oirn.an Another committee con-
,sstins =. Messrs. E. A. Laugnlin, W ~
,5a,, r u. smith. II. i. Best ", ~
Smith and n. p. STRING. had goae 70 De'.a,
,,,nrt Daring the morning, ana aecoiipa"'su
s,ho v;sitors On their way down.
'ns dement's had been made lor an
sha,.ate nrngrarnnie during the evening,
NE while the visitors were dsta'hou uI 80.
,,sar,v 7 o'clock before the star. NJ,
= sa,,,nont was made, there we're . hs ~,
- reasons which made fur'he' s'as
possible. sn,nt Al the sta
At'.s main nruceeded on IT'S way 70 wy
ticn ~ a. the emil OF the export p,si,
WArFAoaa,s s,'h TX ends 1900 feet out INTO w !,
s,uF ~ the lake. Freight Is irahSls tx, =
M s,am he Warehouse or When ,sst.rs
lioi'l 49,. ~ cars therisc.ses onto ns..s,
~ ~, 30 towed 10 the Vessels ~ Wy
W. 80 r.,ei come distance aM s,s ,,,c
y ty ys portion of the crown po BE- taken
h ss,s Rosson ana Albania ard were c .ha
~, ever the lake and throusn no for This
Gu, VA, ,tese whc did Eot care ~ ~
rel wil'e ,,sar,ert mace their way a. IT,
form OF an az and gathered at the asp u,',',
to the .s"' o.r,sfor Of when quiens
cleared 1 ~. by colored orc a,ra,,'
Mss s., IN ma been brought down On 'I ,'easant
wh,en IA cbc,t two hours very peA
to,'.' a,.,ss az unfortunate oeeuffea ~. ~ ~
= ,.srrss,bIe for .hc retcFn KY n, ,ar.eJ
|, !. s s,s sTs wasS he hs' ss
and il we nsatn reached Beaumont.
e t sslsys we're Altogether paay rIsT
a asf r4s moi z, sy aSs pfaIoTas
tn !, a as,ss without a0
parent rcsscu- ..,.,ea the lumbermtn
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AIR. crnnc'Y Appoinfm-nts.

MOSCOW, Thursday, April IA, p. m.
Houston. Friday. April 10. p. m
Manor, Saturday. April IL. II q. m
Del Vale, saturda', April 10. p. m
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Hoo-noo coNcATENArloN.

On account of the lateness Of the re-
turn of the excursion train from Port Ar
thur last night the Hoo Hoo concentration
at the opera house did not occur at the
orthodox Hoo-Hoo time. Instead. the SOL
emn hour CT midnight had been toiied
when Shark Denny Call and about 100
playful kittens gathered at tn. appointed
place and initiated into the deep mysteries
of the great black cat, who dwelis in the
sky, seventeen purhind Thomas fellnes
OF all ages and sizes.
The feature of the concentration was the
success of the Hoo Hoo in gaining as a
member of their organization Mr. e. H..
Lingo of Denison, who for some four Years
past has refused to come out on the back
fence, giving as his reasons the fact that
neither Uncle BILLY Cameron nor
'"brother" c. w. owens would consent TO
allow themselves to be operated on at the
same time as himself. Last night, how
ever, or rather this morning, fol- 1t was :
o'clock when the candidate was ushered
into the hall, Kitten Carl Drake went out
on scouting expedition, and when he
returned the TACT that, Mr.. Lingo accom- :
panied hi;a showed how strong MS per
suasions must have been. Mr. Lingo was
a little late in appearing at the convention
hall this morning. from which 1t was IN
ferred that he might have had bad night.
A number of his friends are attending
him. however and ii is thought thal ne
will be restored to his normal CONDITION
within the next few days,
Shark Call acted as scrivenoter, resign
ing his own position 10 B. Arthur John
son, one OF the orignators of Hoo Hoo
Cecil Lyon was junior Hoo-Hoo W 9.
Flournoy was begun and George hscke
was arcanoper. The other Offices were
capably filled. s..,,
Those who we're received from The dark
ness of the outer world into the dal1llns
light OF the catnip bed were Arthur Deie-
baugh of Fort Worth Morris Loving Wo-
mack of Houston. Nathan Ncwltlrk orary
of beaumont. william Bettorton turner Oh
l'o,t Worth, Benjamin franklin 4Aifleck OF
81 Louis. Mo-; George Washington smi,h
az Call Texas; George Rufus Wanshoroueh
of beaumont William Travis Hooker OF
SiIshee. Chauncey Berk!ey Shepard CT AN
Walter Gregg OF Waco, PANEL vinet ia,
wards of Beaumont. lie Roy larker OF
beaumont. Frederick Dennis Brandt OF
Wallis, g. Arthur Williams Houston
Post, and Charles Augustus Chiisxtn
Stcinyeg of Beaumont
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then adjourned.

SAcuRsIoN TO SABINE PASS.
" Inc most delightful diversions en-
oy lumbermen during their visit to
s.A0ht was the excursion to sabins pas.
saia' consisting OF six coaches, whish
EST .sa generously donated by the South
!, as.ne railroad. left the depot promptly
IA oeiock with 400 excurslonists on
alriving at the Pass the train ral
sc,ss ss,,de one OF the recently con-
~ sip, where the excursion.sts were
ksJ siuzens OF the new iowa and es-
Of WgolTa the schooner Starke. propr
nIis ~. hardy Turner OF KountzS9aad
d gss, uoat Folly Both OF these vessels
kauss;h;s decorated and supplied with in
Eysh,maie supply OF substantial and liautd
;rsnselss inrni he'd by The Sabine Land
pa,pstsofemert company.
Lo,s Wac prevailed, making the wafer
~, shd he vessels were towed far
WI We gulf, much to the pleasure u
h1oM the Interior, who lad nevsr be-
tu,r n WI or sight OF land. As. .ha yes-
800. 1871 70 cone back there VAS u swell
VA s s iome nneasincss. bat II soon
b sessay' and the trip back MAS enjoyed
sS' laughter ard light consersa-
ns 70 the wharves, the entire
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-11-03

We call special attention of our
readers to the advertisement OF j.
M. Gam in this issue. Mr.. Gam
needs no introduction to our readers
but il you will read his ad closely,
you will Gee that he wishes to intros
duce some wonderful bargains TO
the public in hls entire stock OF
goods, which he has marked down
az cost. re mas an immense stock
OF goods that he is going to close
out ut cost, and if you want to save
money. 60 there with your dimes
and dollars, Mr.. Gam means bus
mess by this great reduction in
prices ard our advice to those who
work for their money, is TO spend
il where they offer the beat bargains
and that place is j. NJ. CAMS big
brick store.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the
sixth session of Poplarville nigh
School will he resumed Monday,
November Z, 1898.
In this connection patrons are
informed that there has not been
case Of sickness in the dormitory,
that the tnwn is clear of fever, that
all infected hou.es are being thor
OughIS fumigated, and that there
have ben several killing frosts
here, making it perfectly safe for
students to return. 1t is earnest
~ requested that all students be
on hard promptly. School will con
tinup without vacation until June
8. 1899, thus completing the full
session.
Newspapers with which we adj
vertise are kindly requested to
make note of this:
". l. THAMES, Prin.
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QUESTION ANSWERED.

An exchange asks: "W bat is a
dollar, auyhow?" The question is
an easy one to answer. A dollar Is
what sOme men promise to pay for
their county paper. 1t IL some
thing a newspaper man enjoys more
10 anticipation than in realty. 1t
is the price of days work for some
men and of a nights drunk tor
others. IL is what the wife frequent.
ly needs, out seldom has: 1t is the
power that makes or unEakes men.
It is the hardest thing to get and
the easiest thing to get rid of known
to mankind. 1t is blessing IN a
small measure and curse in many
instances. II Is mighty, and scarce.
No man ever had more than he
wanted and no man ever will have.
A dollar is a snare and delusion,
aud every one of us are chasing the
delusion. Florence Herald.
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All kinds of stationary at un
nicutt & Stevenson's drug store.
Flesh gar Ten seeds at Hunnicntt
& Sievensons.
Subscribe fol the FREE PRESS
&c to q. A. Browns for a nice
healthy drive.
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A SURE SIGN OF GROUP.

Hoarseness 10 y child that 10 sub,
ject to Group is a sure Indication OF
the approach of the disease. II
Cna m berlsin's Cough Remedy Is
given as soon az the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the cronpy
cough has appeared, 1t will prevent
tn. alta ok. Many mothers who
have croupy children always keep
this remedy ut hand and find that
it saves them much trouble aud
worry. 1t Can always be depended
upon and is pleasant to take. For
sale by Hunnicutt & Stevenson,
Druggists.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-11-03

D14Mfn~r C U BAN OIL cures
. sesLSt~a y Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu-
matism and Sores. Price, IS cents.
For sal2by j. NJ. CAM.
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THE BEST PLASTER.

A piece of fl ,nnel dampened with
Chamber Jams Pain Balm and bound
on to the affected parts is superior
to any plaster. When trout led witt
a pain in the chest or side, or a lame
back, give it trial. You are GER
tain to be- more than pleased with
toe prompt relief which it affords.
Pain Balm is also certain cure for
rheumatism. r'0r sale by Hunni-
CUT q Stevenson, Druggists
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A trlegr IN TO Mr.. G. Z. Rawles
from Hatt,esburg states that his
sister. Miss Julia Rawles. died OF
yellow fever there last Friday and
vas buried Fridsy evening. The
Telegram also stated that Mr.,
Koch, another sister, was conva
lesc,ng. Miss Rawls was also a
sister to our townsnen, Mestrs. A
L and Harris Rawls, and the news
of her sudden death was severe
shock to her friends and relatives.
She wac buried before her brothers
here knew of her death. The
FREE PRESS deeply sympath'z-s
with them 10 their sad bereave'
mrnt.
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WANTED-sEvER TRUSTWOR-
thy persons IN this state TO manage
our BUSINESS in their own and 0ear
Ly couu,ies. 1t is mainly office work
conducted at home. Salary straight
5000 year and expenses-de6nite.
bonafide, no more, no less salary.
Monthly $75. References. Euclose
self addressed stamped envelope,
Herbert E. Hess, Prest., Dept. M,
Chicago. lss2ot.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

~ friends aud patients:
"a'i"g moved ms office, you will
/. nnd me 10 the DR.. Smith build
!. inaekIng you for past favors
~ yours most respectfully,
!. B. BEDGooD, Dentist.
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When the smoke of the yellow
fever epidemic cleared away Mr..
J. NJ. Gann found that he was the
proud pnssessor of another foe
boy. Congratulations are in order.
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Diseases Of the EEoO;t e..3 E"rvr7
No one need suffer with neufal. a.
disease is quickly and permanently cv
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every diseas.
the blood, nerves and stomach, chrou
or otherwise, succumbs to Browns lr
Bitters. Known and used for nearly =
quarter of century, it stands today fore
most among our most valued reniedic-
Browns Iron Bitters is s"ld by ell deaf
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s.77'' FOR tOLDS AND GRIP.

DR.. Humphreys Specific 1T"
breaks up colds and knocks out the
Grip. All druggists, 20 cents.
Doctor Book sent free; Humphreys
Medicine Company, New York.
We have another high grade
second nd gents' bic, Gle for sale
AT SIT. A bargain for somebody
il the next ten days. First come,
first served.
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Mr. A. MOODY keeps on hand

. lot Of frat ssahM Zee Ne copa Nst r. : IS
shingIesvt withinN, ess MS ooiro'en
you gland the trd o. "A tieHs ccrNe
all be landed nasoua ua ~ teco~ ~
q y are to be in \ .oo AZ aFe w,r~
sa'eed. 1t is intetpoN ~ Z T.
Bits embark at SAY Ice ~sN~
Veg IN CIV so
the Zee
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Liver troubles quickly result in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
Of Browns Iron Bitters taken now and then
will keep the liver in perfect order. If the
disease has developed, Browns Iron Bitters
will cure it permanently. Strength and
Browns' Iron Bittcrs is sold by all dealers.
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y n. 4 N. E TINE r. BILE.
NoTt, ETO CANDIDATES.

-. stats I" 10 90
o., Congressional 1870
- Terms, cash in advance.
Nj. !. s. smith OF Lake Charles
a. IA visiting his fathers family, !
Mr.. Andrew Smith.
Hon. M, N. Evans of Moss Point, |
Vas here yesterday IN the interest !
Of bis csnaidacy.
Irregular Lowell movements lead
10 chronic constipation. Prickly
Ash BItters is reliable system reg.
ulstor; cures permanently. Sold
BY s, 3. Lance aud Co.
Hon. j. F. Hltle of Rawlins,
Wyoming, arrived laet rhurd day
for short visit to his sister, Mrs.
E. n. Prentice.
The kidneys are small but impor,
tsut organs. They need help occa-
sonalIy. Prickly Ash Bitters is q ,
successful kidney tonic and system
regulator, Sold by 8. E. Lance aud
90.
Mr.. VIM. ID. Smith was in town
. short while Monday. He left ON
the south bound train for Kentwood
where BIZ will joln his partner, Prof.
Harry DeVere. and will resume the
cineograph business.
Candidates for municipal office
who want the intelligent voters Of
Poplarville to consider their claims
should announce their candidacy
through the FREE PRESS at once,
Or when the election rolls around
they'll wish they'd done something
to secure few more votes.
Prckly Ash Bitters for sale at
Hunnicutt & Stsvenson's drugstore.
Just step in at the new drug
store Of Hunnicutt & Stevenson
add see thar pretty new stationery,
n'-ss -~~ssasssssue - -1uu nue. PER
iumery.
Tyv. v. V. for impurities Of the
blond and you will never buy any
olhrr blood purifier. You can get
Il ffom Hunn,cutt & Stevenson.
p|AtfNr< NUBIAh TEA cures Dyspep-
iMWN , STA, Constipation and Indi.
s'stion Regulates the Liver. Price, IS cts.
For sale by j. Nj, Gann.
Talk about long things, but Mr..
Dick Johnson has the longest sugar
cane We ever saw. He presented
Us With a stalk yesterday that meas.
arpd 9 feet aud 4 inches long and
had Is msturtd JOINTS. If there Is
Q stalk of cane In Pearl River couu-
~ longer than this, We would like
osee It. Mr. johnson has our uu-
divided thanks,
Mr., 4. Bstson of Hillsdale spent
several days IN New Orleans this
week buying goods for bis firm.
mr. ba'son says they fortunately ca.
capped the yellow fever in his little
'oWn and he expressed a wiIling-
ness to assist our citizens 10 defray.
'os Inc expenses Of the epidemic
nere 1t n edad. Mr.. Batson is a
'holesoul gentleman and believes
10 the Golden Rule.
PIAt1fNr< NuBlAN TEA cures Dyspep-
'SsSs = STA, Constipation and Indi-
s"u0n' Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts.
for sale by ). N. Gam.
For complete school supplies in
S.au'ng books, writing tablets and
SSapsf' pencils, pens, ink muciage,
SS,,o.1ers, etc., 60 to Hunnicute &
0y referring to our snnounce.
1'ot column it win be seen that
.s'ee >. T. McGehee is wiling to
''Sua at the helm Of local govern
~ u'at Tor q couple of years, and
= trends have signified their will
".'suess to place him there. Judge
.'utnee made q faithful aud fl
went justice Of the peace ter sever.
!. years. and il elected to the ofiice
l.y"r We believe be will Gil the
tFsuds.
DENTAL NOTICE.
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For Sale by Hunnicutt & Stevenson.
K entuo1y Dew Whishey.
"STANDaRD OF PURITY"

q
Distilled the Principle by the OLD kENl OCA4
DIS ILERY, LOUISVILLE, KY
The public that have appointed the
firm Sole Distributors for this vcnt ~4ere an
KENTUCkY DEW IN
Its original purity
KEN u DEW WHISKEY is made from choice selected grain
ana pure Spring Il highly recommended oy
Whhkey for the club and SICK
ved into bnyng Compounds of so called Wishes
when thy article for the same money.
ices; trial will convince you of its merits
G. J. MILLER Distributor, Vcksburg, Miss.
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NOTlCE1O TAXPAYERS.

THIS is to notify all tsxpayers that
taxes are due from first day of
October, to Is of December, aud
damages eau b- cnIlecls d after that
date. w. T. SCOTT, Tax Col.