/:
! ;
. , , The sentiulent for theowne:-
li,, ,f]). ship of thePhilil)pines is growing
;%tardy,--Auust 27. tremend(nlsly i, this country. At
__ least Luzon, if not the entire qr-
IL-"7"_ ='= ........... ---" .................
:cial J0"d.rnal of the C0f ;ehipehlgr, will+..o_.+l}e t.lken.
p0rati0n of W00dville. Sc(.reta,y Day and Senators Fly
.................................. a,ld I)avis have been cllosen as
Simde Announcements <,f marria- Peqee (=]on]nllsslnnel'S; two others
_7s and deaths will 0e puhhshed will be uauled. It is safe to as-
New &dvertisements.
NOTICE,
BIDS to paint tlie steel I)ri,le
a<.rt)ss I)nffalo crock according to nle.=
nlorandnn| oil file il, chancery eh.rk'
otth.e will be received up to 9 o'clock
A M. on lhe lt Mnmlav in eptember
IYS. The Board reserves lhe right
to reject any and all bids'
C.A. CooN, ClErk.
8 9 18(18 4w.
without charge.
,llI, Fl:t'i|t|iOll pet ,9111111111.
Oah ....................... $1 50
lberwise... ; .............. $2 00
MARKET.
ew Orleans, Aug. 12, 1898.
t 'otton--
M'[hllinff ..................... 5 15-16
. ...
Whr/iack paints and hanus paper.
JOB WORK AT TIlE I.EPUBI,ICAN,
Call and scc Veat'ck's wall peper at
Da'y's drug sl ore.
ew Crop Turnip Seeds just receiv-
edat, GEe. J, ADAMS.
See change in- the advertisement of
lartin Rothschild & Bro.
: -,qe
Our mErchantS have begun tore-
eeive their Fall arid winter stocks.
SIIINGLES ! IIIGLES!!
• Go to Thus. Roland rvr l[cd Cypress
Ehingles. l]t st made.
MARI9--1n New Orleans, Mr. Oli-
ver F. Graft, of New OrlEanS, La., and
Miss Dora E. Hahn, of Woodville.
_ e-.- -,,iva
Mr. Geo. Argue is improving thE
ban(luetLe In ('runt. of his newly reno-
vated and nice premises.
WANTD.--OId Confederate Stamps
on original envelopes or packages.--
Highest prices paid fur same. Apply
ab BEN IlltOWN'S SLIOt'.
.olorosa. ar
rived here on Wednesday Evening for
.a short visit Lo his parents, tie rc-
l, urned home on Thursday nlorning,
Our Foreman, Mr. ILobt. LEwis, and
Mr. Lee Coon left last, Friday night,
for a brief visit to Chicago. They took
advautage of [he excursion rates.
The members of Asylum Ludgc, F.
,4; M., are uplifted ;.hat, the regular
nmnthly meeting will take place next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
TIIE I)USY BEE CLUB of iokney-
"vflle will give an Entertammentat
the Mount residence, in Pinckneyville
on Monday night, Aug. 29th.
Masou's Sclf-sealn;Jars, all sizes,
and till t,;p jelly glasses, ab
Go(. J. Adams.
WEDI)I,qG= P'.qESENTS,
a Jos. Sarphie. The Jeweler.
Mr. Geo. Adams arrived home last
Saturday eveniug from au extended
trip through the West. Mr. Adams
visited ()maha Nebrasla, and many
Other noted western reties and is much
impressed wit, l his t,rip.
Up t.preseat writing not a bale of
new cottnt has been to town. This is
considerablylatcr than last year. It
also sh,ws that> the crop is considcra-
B '.y later than last year.
¢r A:
Try a hurtle of dams Sarsaparilhl
and purify vonr blond. 25 cents
healler than Iloo(ls at
Gap. J ADAMS.
Where cotton cr( 13 have been work-
td right aloes they are w'ry good. As
this was not done everywhere the
eropsure spotted--go0d here and bad
h&'e.
N()T1C E.
Eider John A. Stevens will begin a
a meet,ing at, the Baptist Church at
!1 A. t., the 4th Lord's day iu Au-
gust. Bro. Stevens cordially;nlvites
tile public to hear him and earnestly
deMres to nleet his many friends in
Wdodvilte and yiciuity.
LEE JACKSON.
--. 41 i,.-
Mr. and Ms. M. If. Rothschild who
have been absent from home since
• -laSt, 'ebruary are expected home to-
night or to-morrow lnnrning. Mrs,
Rot,hschild, we are glad. to say, has
i'ully recovered from her illness, which
i, ilL be glut,trying news to her many
fricnds.
The sale of Cattle continues in this
mnty, +nO nearly every day large
flroves of cattle can be seen passing in
and out of our t¢wn. :One dealer alone
havlng handled over 2000head. At
the present rate it will not be long
bfore the supply will be eghgusted,
add not enough cattl will be left to
[ovlde for the wants of the county.
,. :7- . -
The hottest weather uf the sea,on
now upon us. Woodville is 566 feet
$bovesea level and generally there are
f0ut one or two days in ulnmer when
We do not have a south or southwest
breeze during the heat of the day.--
hls has failed us this week. The
fiual invigorating breeze at, sundowt
also disappearedl and the nights have
been warn}.
'he H. S, Base Ball club and a club
from Whilestown played a very inter-
esting game of ball on last ,'onday
evening, The boys from Whitestown
'ere no match for our iuvenite club,
gad the ='ame resulted in a victory fur
Our bow/o boy by a sordof 17 to 9.
We believe we have the best juvenile
¢l l/b in the St,ate. They have played
a number of games and have never
yet been defeated.
: ". 2" . .
Work on he new Gin iS progressing
slowly and the gin cannot beta full
operattion until about the 10'tl-/ of
8eptember. All of the machinery is
a hand hut has not as yet, been put,
1 p0i Lion+
a
,unle that tile five of them will I)e ................................
expansionists.
Guy. McLaurin several d,lys
since n},}de a free ilver speech
before a lat'e assembhlge of the
people of Leake county. Where-
Ul)On the tneeting a,h)pted a l'eso-
lution heurtily endorsing the (ov-
ernor's administ ration. There are
all sorts of peolde in thisl)oor
ohl worht.
Mr. Eugene Wouack. of Ccntrevilh,,
took out alicense on Wednesday t(,
marry Miss L. M. Ihnnphrcys.
Fresh Ouion Sets at,
Days l):'ng Store.
Mr. Samuel Kaiser. who has been
making a pleasant, visit t() his fain: y
and friends here for some days, re
turned to Wa,'renton nn Tuesday.
The cotton gins will oon he
running and rememl)er we handle
all grade ensue oils.
I)ay's di'ug store.
Mr. Augustus Wilkins(m and Miss
M. M. J:)hns were married onThurs-
evening, Rev. J. W. Crisler. oflicia
Ling. The happy couplc havc the best
wislleSOf the ltepuldican.
Try a Lemon Phosphate at.
Day's drug store.
Prof. llughEs arrived on Tuesday
and will ()pEn his sch*)ol (m 1he first
nmnday in September, The Profess-r
and family will reside in the newres
idence of Mrs. Goddard opposite the
Metldodist church.
On Tuesday night, 52 head of catth'
penned in an adjoining hd, hr, ke into
Mr. Petty's line corn patch of ahotlt
three quarters of all acre• and re-
mained all night. You earl readily
guess what Petty thought next, lntwn-
in(..,. IIe did not swear, for he wits
utterly unable to do the sul,ject, full
]usliee_ ,-.. G,,-+
Tile weather for the past week ham
in the main, beer, ,, ery favoral le to the
cotton crop. Rep,)rts troth different
sections indicate an improved condi-
tion. The hot, dry weather has caus-
ed the oldest bolls to open, while the
frnltin has been very good. Reports
of slight shedding is also at hand but
this is t,o be expected. Picking is
progressing slowly but, will no doubt
become general during the }text week.
No new cotton as yet, been markeb2d
In this county.
R(:honl will so,,n open and don't for-
get, we are carryiura full line of School
Books. Copy Bo(Ns. Pens. Ink. Lead
Pencils and all st.hotd snpplles, at
Day's drug store.
The introdu(.tion ,f Ameriean cap-
hal into the newl i" acquired posses-
sinus will make hilsiness for lines of
Amcrieuu steamers, which would also
carry Ihe mails and l}asengers. The
new territories are all in the trol,}es,
where he people who wear clothes
dress iu cotton goods, and, hv con-
seqnence, l, hey eonsulne great qnan-
LitleS of cotton manufactures which
heretofore have been supplied from
Europe. Here, then, is an opportn
niLv for Southerucottnus. FrEe trade
with I'o,'to Rico andCuha together of.
fcrs a territ( ry for tile sale of cotton
baled or mannfaeturEd, which will
make a vast gain for thestaplc pro-
duct of the Suutlh Ha waft. anti EX ell
tile little Island of Guam, where cot-
tot, fabrics are used ahnost exclu-
sively, will be bases for dislribution
ia those regions and will offer a eon-
staut, if limiU,.d, demand.
Manila, lyingas it does at the gate-
way to the I)t)lHtlotls counlries of the
Orient aill become, under American
d,,mlnancE, the st0rEhollse of on(
products for Aia to draw upon --
China alone eat} swallow up theentire
Cotton crop of out outhern ,,tates
at prices which must be better II 3
reason of the eliminalion of the Euro-
pean middleman ll hts heen trad
ing in the ()dent at the expense of
Ule Americau planter and jobber for
fifty years.
THE UNIFORI BALE.
We publish today the rsohltlons
of the Claiborne County Gi,ners, de-
claring fur the nmform 24 by 54 bah,
press box. They are sinfilar In pur-
port to thne of the Brookhaven meet-
ing, and in addition advance practi-
cal ideas in detail of value. Says
the Reveille :
The eatl by the compress for a
meeting of the ginners of the county
brought quite a number nf them to
town Monday. In fact the attend-
anee was larger than was expected,
showing 'Amt the gmners are tully
live to the fact that radical changes
are neded along this hne. REpre-
sentative men from all over the coun-
t,y, as well as some from JeffErson,
were present.
It is in tire favorable local action
toward the unitorm bale propositi0u
of the ginners themselves, Ihat real
progress toward that reform is to he
recognized. The resolu*tons of the
Boards of Trade and the Compress
Associations arc good in the way of
snggestioas. But the county meet-
ings have a material meaning the
others do not possess. For this rea.
son the Herald hopes to hronicle
many imltstators of the progress}re
ginner of Claiborne and Lincoln
€onatiea. -,Vieksbarg l]feratd,
1 was troubled with sevele felnale
weakness for over a vear and was
confined to the bed lor oversix
nlontll., l-wastl'eated by six very
prominent physicians without any
marked benellt" .[ last doctor wa
a skilled peeialit. and he tohl me
toe only hope [av iu an )peration ]
heard .f Smith's Sure Kidneyt'ure,
andatter usi:g it for one monthl
find myself elll'ed, and even the doc-
tor who last treated nle now pronoun-
ces ine well.
Mt:s J It FAV},'R. Atlanta, Ga.
l'ricc 50 cents. For sale by Chas.
R I)av.
"A word to the wise is sufficient"
and a word from the wise shonhl be
.ulthdent. but yell ask. who are the
wie? Those who know. The oft
repeated Experience ot trust worthy
persons ulav bE taken for knowledge.
Mr W M rerrysa's Chamberlain's
Covgh Remedy gives better satisfac-
tion than any other in the market.
Ile has been In the drug bnsinessat
Elkton. Kv.. for twelve years: has
sohl liundreds of I)ottles of this reme-
dv and nearly all other cough medi-
cines manufactnred whlch shows
eon('lusivelv that ('amlerlain's is the
most satisfactory to the people, and
is the best For sale I,y G. Kann.
]i{ hell iIit|fisini| Cll red,
Mvwife ha used (hamberlaill'S
Pain Bahn for rhenmatisln with greal
relief, a,d I cau i'e(-onllnelld it as a
splendid liniment for rhmllnatisul and
other honsehoht use fur which we
haw: fonnd it valuable ---W. J. CUT-
LER. I{cd Creek, New York.
Mr Cuvier is poe of the lead}n,_,
merchant's of this village and one ot
the nlost pr.minent men iu this vici-
nity- W G. l'mrrt Editor Red
Creek llerald. Fr ale by G. Kuun.
I war readlug an advertisement of
Chanlberlain's Colic, Cholera and
I)iarrh(ea Ienletlv in tho Worcester
E,terprise recently, which leads ale
to write thi. I can trnthfnllv say ]
never nse| arty remedy equal to it for
colic and diarrhoea. 1 have never had
I1) nse InOl' than one Or tw o doses to
cure the worsf ease with myself or
chihh'en W A STnOUD, Popomoke
City. Md. For sale b.v G Kann.
la.-I =:
University
Mississippi,
I at8 I aa.
Courses iu LiteratUre. Science, Phi-
IOSol)hY. Eh,cutlon, Pedagogy, Law.
22 Scho(ds. iEnlarged corps instruc-
tors. Conq)let,e water and sanitary
system. Unsllrpased healthfulness.
'ru ITIO2q Iff'REI
to men and w.nlen tn all departments
exeeDL law. All expenses low. Semi-
Cent-elial e(,1.elwat i(m Nov. 6, 8. '98.
Next Seusion opens Sep. 15, 189.
For e;ltaloglw or informatiou address.
It. B. FULTON. Chancellor,
University, Miss.
8 6 189S.
CHAMBERLAIH -HUNT
ACADEMY,
l?'.)R'l_" (t-lllSON, iISS.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
llealtby h,c;tti(m in the hill country
of Mississippi. ABLE FACULTY.
Well equipped GYMNASIUM.
Rates low. owing to eudowment.
IWrile for Catalogue.
J. "1". DR, AKE, SECRETARY,
8 6 1898 If.
NOTICE TO COLORED TEACII-
ERS.
Thf int.ilnte for col.red teachers
will beheld iu Woo0ville, beginning
Monday, AIIgllr4t 15th 1898. Be stir(,
and come as the examinations will be
based upon the syllabus.
JOSEPH .]'OHNSON,
Supt. and Conductor.
7 30 1898 2w.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
ToMrs. Emma Irvine. Miss Emm
lrvine. Mss Jessie lrvine, Jones
lrvine, Mrs. Sallie Gordon, Ilarris
Irvlue, Belle Irvine, Lena ]rvine,
Car. Irvine, Marian Irvine and John
]ivine, the defendants.
Y,u are commanded to appear be-
for, the chancery court, o[ the. c, ounty
,)f Wilkinson in said sLate, tm the2nd
Monday of l)ccember A. D. 1898. I,O de-
fend Lhesnitia said court, of J.F.
Irvlnesurvlving partner of the late
tlrm of J. F. Irvine & Son, wherein
you are defendIBiS.
Thi5th day of Aug. A. D. 1898.
C. A. COON, Clerk.
By H. A. WOOD D. C
8 6 1898 4w.
NOTICE.
bTATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wn.tetxsoN Coc=''.
To John F. lrviue, Emma lrvine.
Jcsielrviue, Mrs. Emnla lrvine,
Jones lrvine. Mrs. Sallie Gordon,
adults. Ilarris hvine a oiiaol'. Belle
h'vine, l,eua lrviuc, (;arolrvine,
Marian lrviue ,lohI lrvine, minors,
defendanls:
You are COnlmanded to appear be-
ore the Chancery Court of the Couu-
ty of Wilkinsou in said" state on the
2nd .[,,mlay the 12th day of Decem-
ber 1898 to defend the suit in said
court of W, P. Bnrfon nt al, whereiu
you are defendant%
This t6th day of July 1898.
C, A. GOON, Clerk.
7 23 1898 4w,
r
NOTICE TO tRESPASSERS.
All persons are Ircreby forbidden
to htlnt or otAlerwise trespass on my
lands known as the Gihlart tract,
the Luhertv tract a'nd Fleet tract,
about, 1 mile norlh-ea'st of Woody}lie
under pcnal',y of thelaw
F. F. BEST.
TilE SALOON
IS NOW ()PEN FOR BUSINESS
WITII A FULL STOCK OF : :
PIlbE LIQT OILS
---o SUCiI AS o--
OLD 3IOWOPOLE t E,
P UR ITd W RYE,
FRE.;VC]i BndWD F, WIWES, ETa
Choice Stock of FINE C/$ARS Always on Hand.
lEiiThoso is need of I'[HE LIQUORS for- medical pur-
poses will do well to call and exauliue my stock.
A. S. JOHNSON•
• III ---- .N IR _1__ | II .... I
We beg to announce that
N we are daily receiving our
new and choice stock of
L L AND W/N TER
!0000oods, Tl.s weeks arrivals
as follows:
Ladies .and Misses
II Cmcmnat/ 8hoes,
-O00/ngs , F/anne/cites and00
j! Gingl, arns..a=1i of therll early
I FALL NOVELTIES.
Come around and look at
them even though you do not
want to buy at
present.
Martin Rothschild & Bro.
2"- ' -
POSITIONS GUARANTEEI).
To Gradnates of IIaaris' Practical
Business College, School of Short
|[and, Telegraplly, etc,, Jackson.
Mississippi.
We have bunch( the %Vayatt Col-
leges here and at Meridian. bat have
closed out the one at Meridian, and
prepared to ive students the vory
best business training to be had Ly-
where. Catalogue sent on applica-
tion. . J. HARRIS,
President. Jackson, Miss,
Sept• ll, 1897-tf
:NOTICE,
I have just received and will keep
constantly on hand a full supply of
COFFINS and CASKETS,
of all St.les, which I will sell at rea-
sonable prices.
Shop opposite W,. C. Bounys res-
idence. TIleS. ROLAND.
Aug. ,'21, 1897-tf
% LUMBERI
e are prepared to fill at short
notiee anyorcler fl;r Rough CyDress
LUMBE[ at,low prices, Correspon-
deuce solicited. -
JNO. F, 1RVIE & SON.
3 !.9 98 6m.'
TRESPASS IN'OTICE.
All hunting or trffoassing on the
Artonish lands cinder fence is pro-
Ililfited under (nil p'ilalty of the law.
Any stock remaining on the Artouish
pastnreafter February 15th will be
charged paagarage--50c per month.
J, A. GILLESPIE.
1 15 1898 ly.
yA.Z()O
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
II, IIII IIIII Tho Yazoo & M'lssisstppi
nTTTm t¢ R. h .ow o, sale,
IIIIq[IlT am'l will con'Jnue tho
I I I I I iII]II same until ,September
MMi|lllldl 0u, sgs, ro,,a tlp
---- "- summer tourist tickelk'l
IL II IIlll from all polntson It line in /
ll n mno the South tot largo llsLot
I1 UI II I' summer resorts In the Ncn-th. :
I I rlI Iitl The fast double daily servlce
IIIIIIII u) st. Luuls. Chicago, c}n('iu-
....... nail and Louisville of ghe [ll-
Inois 0tntral in connect|on wlh the Y. & M.
V. It. R. enables one to reach quielly and
eomforlably (he mountdn rsorts of Vlrglula
the White Mountains ttnd seaside of.New
Enghmd. the Thousand Islands. the lako and
forost resorts of Michigan, WisconSin and
5Itnnesot. the Hot Springs of ArkanSas, the
Yellowstone Pars or tPa rerts of Co0rv[h).
Th'kets and full lnforma;tlon as to ra, t, es In
connection with/the above can bo,,hdof
Agents of the Y. & M. V. Ry. and conllectlng
llucs.
WM. MURRAY, D, P ./k., New Orleans,
i Jo.A, SCO'I. D. P. A., Memphis.
t
I
I TRESPASS NOTICE.
I All huB'Jug on my pmce is strictly
,)rohihltcd uud('r peua|ty of the law.
Ms E,. W. Joor,
I 1;1 20 97 If.
IOSEPH SARPHIE,
The Jeweler,
Our stock is always
complete, eomprising
the latest an(1 newest
designs ill : : :
Diamonds, Watckes, Cl0cks,
Jewelry, Silver-ware,
]Xoqelties, Ca*defy,
Spectacles, ye 61ases &e.
Repairing !
I a pecial fcatnro of
our business, and We
are eonfldmit, with
our Prices, Accuracy
and Promptness. we
Call please you : :
wE-,+.
CUARANTEE.
o wo00/c.
S. MARANTO,
--DEALER IN "
CnolcFsT Fruits, Oysters, nts
of all knnls, aud Fresh Family Gro
eerios, hectares daffy ]ancy Can-
idY of all kinds. Maccaroni eook-
ted in the best style, trom 9 A. ,[.!
to 8 P. '.
Main St. Opposite Baum & Datpf.
,.t,,,,,,,. & WILSON,
WALSH ..........
CONTRACTORS OF
BRICK @ CEMENT
Estimates Furni'shed
]Patronage Solicited.
Leave Orders with Wettlln & Illekey or Beu
Brow a's. Barber Shop.
Dec 18972m.
TRESPASS NE IO3,
All hunting on Sire(all aml: cliae-
fer plateaus strictly prohibited' untlcr
penalty ! "the law.
1] 0 97 tf.
SPEEiAL SALE
(J,l WEDNEsD.kY, Ai.iG. 31sl, will I,e idac,,,I f,,r
sale on our counters all of our ShiFt Waists• ],a(li,.
Sll'aW liars, and Sl}nuucr Ties and Scarfs Which i,ai
been left over from the .......
Seasotl s ti'adc. We invite 1he
attentioh of 01u" friends to the folhSwing which ire l
few of Ihe ulanv values we are offering.
Ira(lies white :ll}(! coh)red Ti6s till(| Scarfs, ill grt,:{t.
variety; reduced front t0c "lnd 85c toi30c alilt 60c.
Ladies cotton .Lull Lisle thread summer Vests, h,<
nlerly ranging ia price from 20 t0 50c; reduced to i0 and
, c6tii.
S "
Our entire line of Ladiei ,_hn't Wiists; illi la, d
sty!es aml colorings, ranging froni 75c to $1 50, l'cd(ic(,.i
to prices ranging frem 45e to $1 10.
Our entire line Gf Ladies Straw liars, in hhno.-t
every h:il)oand c6h}r lmag{uai,le, for,norly 5(J,', 75,';
$1 50 and $1 75, reduced to 35c, c; $I and $i 25 each.
No (lull days here. If trade (ides no come on," w.y
down goes prices. We want to know yott and wit,t y,,u
t0 derive your sh:lre of benefit froni tliiS st6ck 1.;edu,'ing
sale. The goods offered are all fresh an d cle,ln, nLvl
well worth the attention of the most care(at arhi lii'lah.i]
buyer as will l)e found Ul)On investigation.
C. CHAEFEI00.
iii
I
i
- C KANN.
WOODVILLE, ..... • "
DEALER IN="
DRUGS and MEDICINES CHFMiC.,,(.00
Public School Books
"anosr and 'E'oll___ ../'t tlclO
Stationery, Pcdntel.'s Szq)plies; Cuttlery /'urni#,'
in }Iarduare, l[hm.inating Oil,.
[itPhvsicians pretcriptions carefully c po de , dcrs Lb]tec;lv ) =,
¢ck selected xiLh grat care andwarranted as represented. - " ""
v. 8.9 z. "--3',
F. A. McLAN. W. P, S. VENRTESS
McLAIN & VENTRESS,
Att0r00ep C0u=010n hw,
WOODVILbE, MISS.
()ffice in McGehee bnildiug.
DR. CHAS. E. 0ATOHING$
'VooDVt.LE : : : : MISS.
Office in Adams Drug Store.
uy J14 '94 tf.
DR. L. W. MAGRUDEK,
Physician and Surgeon,
WOODVILLE. MISS.
om¢€ at residence, April 7, ,88 ly
DR C. C. CROSS.
Dental Surgeon,
WOODVILLE. ML S.
Office up stairs over the Postoffice.
A. G. 8HANNON,
7 tfl humlor at
WOODVIbLE, MISS.
Will pract4ee in all State and United
Statos courts in this StarVe
Real estate bonght aud --, Id on com-
miasion. Office on '-)mmercial Row.
DR. JOHN F. THEKREL,
Physician and 8urge0n
WOODVILLE, MISS,
Office on Main St. at his oldStand
JOHN A, LOWRY,
--DEALER IN--
Famil3 an'd Fancy (; roceri e,.
tloneries, Oysters, Tropical
a!l kinds, Sugar, L'oe,e,.. FIot
Slareh, Raisins, Nu:s , f aft
Canned Fruit and Fi.h, &¢..
Fitle brand chewing Tobacco.
Fresh Bread every (t:y. N '@ UlJ
plies arriving dailv
March 1, 1896-),
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Al! huntinl and
Retreat and Danler,n
prohibited, under pci,Ht
bl A son
Oct., 9th '97.--tf.
TRESPASS N O'l'K:
Collins or Old Lcwi i
prosecuted to tbe tall" exte
aw. AIJ former
ed. F. 1). L£Wm.
d. H.S,
%uccesor id
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
A Full Stock of Mctalic and W)d-
eu Coffins always on hand at Wood-
ville, Miss., Main St,
Tre.pass Notice.
AFI persons found hunting, fishing
or otherwise trespassing on the Bur
namwood plantation about 3 mile
,aouth of Woodvifle Will lie prose
cutEd to the full extent of the law.
A strietwateh will be kept on sam( FanetLiqu¢.rs, V,t,,nth, Cur
plantation for trespas,ers. Bottled and R,,.. Peer,
L. W. IIA(Rt'Dt;ll Ice alwaya on J,tt,d.
- - My friads an,1
find me rcady to ,h, h,t, itie.
=. 50 Yi:AnS' March 12, 92, A 1"t. SAY}MAK
- TRAD( MaK
/ b/=,a.-.
Attyone se4h a ekqh.andg¢t¢. may
qu}cklY mmertean ottr oPmton trim wm,not, in
Invention ls probably tentabl Commllnl-
tton 8trietlyconaaotttiL Itandbookon m
SoOt fr. Old{mr oy.for setmriAnt :.
• patnttt ten thr0tla mlm.n • CO, t, eeelve
totlee, without el. m the
$0011IlI1€ Bmcrka..,
A htmdtmmely InRtl, at weklY. lr-
e}atiort of any aotettt, lne Journal. arale
year • four months SL Sold byallews
MUNN & Co." ",, New 0rk
Off,e, 5'F'St.-Wub,too • "
