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Tkrrt bM tn csn.-if ( local
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Dirmt MrTic mill U LU In tb
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TI. Cxkoy, rIor of tin CbrliVnn
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YttXm indebted tw ot for sub-
Lription or aJTertiiing tnutt ccme
trwirJ tod ftj ut,at e cannot
arl to carry oror accoanta longer
a out year. Our aobacribert are
ftneralljr paying up, but there
jet many behind, and we denre
to make aettlementa thia wiuter.
The buiinesa done in the Chan-
try Cjurt baa been light thia week.
I have among the attendant,
bweter, aeveral prominent citizen
I other countiea, among them Maj.
Klmer, Col. IShanua, and Mr. Mc
Smdon of DeSoto, Col. W. L. Ar-
libald, of Oxford, and Mr. J. B.
loothe, of Tallahatchie.
W republish the lien law passed
the last term of the Legislature at
p request of a large number of our
ktroQS.
A Trult Sid Accident. On Fri
y last, while the cars were being
kvcd on the side-track at Court
id, a little son of Mr. B.T.Brown,
li in front of one, and was knocked
dtr, and had one of his legs so
illy crushed it had to be taken off.
uhe weather has been very pleas-
ind delightful for the past week,
1 yesterday, when it turned voty
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'iw Idea. We notice from the
mit Times that the ladies of that
g have got up a new kind of en
ainraent. It is called "Cravat
table." The chief feature is that
y lady who attends is expected
ring with her a ciavut made of
ippie material of the dress she
ri. All the cravats are deposit-
lu a box and every gentleman
i for one, and. it is understood
lie will pay exclusive attention
evcuiug to tho luily whose dress
Iches the cravat.
is it a new, but a very good
It is a itop in the right direc
Wc suggest that our ladies
this.JJxst, . and then get up a
t" sociable on the same plan, to
folbwcd by a "pnnts party."
re will be no lack of gentlemen
attend lucIi - sociable. At the
r party Dolly Varden calicoes
Id be ignored.
Wanted.
i rcspohkible party wishes to pur
si nu improved ilace in this
liitr son Iniin lie not ess than 80
if .. O "
more than 160 seres. Parties
fnng to sell will do well to con
with. rue upon the subject.
Freeman Randolph,
Attomey-at'Law, Sardis, Miss
n-a ri, tut alesyt tbrnift It m
a ! Jr o the rttj.-ttl(i ff tm
A U Uoj frl.m,ty.
The tnnMiS Is one of tbs nvwt
bU, aa ll as of Vtt p. in.
If U generally kept as g sard dtg
that k ktpt chaiae. n the day
tine te prevent him from biting the
lamily and friend of bia oanar, aad
lurnad luo at night to ream
town and atttnd dog.fightt gener.
ally. II it math prised, and tome.
timet commands a high price.
The Newfoundland it also a noble
dog, of fine proportions. Any large
blaek shaggy dog nay be safaly call
ed a Newfoundland no one will
ever find ont the cheat. lie la very
sagacious, and is valuable in fami
ly whore there are sever al lit'.le chil
dren. Mothers sometimes leave their
little ones playing in the lot where
there is a lares pool of water and
feel no concern about them, believ
ing that if one was to tumble over
in the pool, the Newfoundland would
pull hira out. This U a very com
fortable feeling for the mother, but
the little fellow who tumbles in has
a hard time of it, and usually needs
a little marble slab to mark the spot
where they "laid him."
The cur is next in order. lie is
the dog most sought after by movers
and our colored fellow-citizens, and
is generally "yaller" or brindle, and
nearly always bss a bob-tail. He
generally wears his ears "crapped,"
and always looks as though he
hadu't had a good square meal iu
several daya. His principal occupa
tion is treeing 'possums and sucking
eggs the bitter being his spoiial de
light. Give a colored fellow-citizeu
a yaller bobtail cur and an old army
pistol and ho "is happy." The
"yaller" cur is as indispensable to
"movers" as tow-beaded children.
Who ever saw a man moving to Ar
kansas or Texas that didn't have one
tied to the hind part ot his wagon,
and how would the tin-plates get
cleaned out if Le didn't ?
The poodle deserves our special
notice. He is a diminutive little
shaggy concern of a dog, and is the
particular delight of some old maids
and married women who have no
children of their own. He is goner
ally of a whitish or mottled color,
niid delights in being carried around
in his owner's arms, with a bluo rib
bon about his neck. When allowed
to run on the street for a short time
e usually frisks about on three legs,
and holds out the idea that he is
crippled which is all bosh but he
never fails to inamre m tho breast of
every t)ion he meets, a strong desire
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I'lKnoiai.triis! STAR PLAITING HILL!
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DOOK3. BAHU DLIND3. MOULDING
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to knock bis brains out agaiust theT.CUnT n)li j
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F. Larender is selling his goods
The How tad Why.
BHl4rr. ckanfftaf lkf rtiot lwjb
iar44 acaiut nu hj lk iut( prsilat, aid
la 4:t of Ui alaiaal car w Hod that la cm
Ula ttataai of Ik J.u laflitrniH, cougbi,
uim tad iiallar llrw ar w waan a
lmot I b nftiti u fpidf iic. Tbn di
HMI ar bj a aiwaa irrwi f aanftr, and
lb nf gltctfd bxklnf ouh which kM ba
'pwHil lijr btcaaa II wa4 aly aa aaaeraac
and f ao paiillf pata, nfort'.ally too
Irwiueatljr Imcou brool or Krmlnat ia
oaramplioa, aad lnd (lowljr or rapidly
lb eat nay b to tb graf. Waleh, there
for, Datura warning, and eoniider cougb or
cold ai tb rap f Itna girts by Dmtb at th
outer door. MunaSdd Hnngariaa Baliaai of
Life b brea ackaowlrdgtd by th most cmi
nnt physician to b tb KMt carefully pre
pared remedy for dittim of th throat and
lungs that ha rer beta offered to th public
and th formula, the ingredient of which are
printed upon th wrapper of each bottle, ire
well knows when obtained good and pure to
be th rery finest in th whole materia medica
for complaint of this elass. Proud of the
reputation Mansfield's Hungarian Balsam of
Life has obtained, the proprietors sot re neither
pains or expense to keep this excellent remedy
up to It high standard of purity and streng'h,
and sufferers will do well to girt it an honest
trial.
HAD TBI IVIDIICI.
Cor ijiotok, Kt., Not. 8, 1871
Messrs. Mansfield k Higbee Oenti: Last
month, when passing; through your city, I pro
cured six bottles of your Hungarian Balsam of
Life, for the use of my sister, who was suffering
from lung disease, contracted last winter. She
bad all the symptoms of a rapid decline th
hectic cough, pain in the chest, night sweats,
debilitT. and general disturbance or the li
tem. Duiing th suing and summer ill had
tried erery remedy she could hear of, but bad
become (omnletely disheartened. Upon my
return borne she commenced using your Hun
garian Balsam, according to directions, free!
taking eight or U-n doses daily. The resul
has been rery gratifying. Her cough is about
gone, the pain in the bieast ceased before she
bad used two bottles, ar also ner mini iwrais
She hai gained in strength and really consid
en hersell enred. I can assure you, sirs, we
shall f rer feel gritcful that you furnished us
with the Balsam, as w know it has prored to
be more than you claim for it.
Very truly yours, J. S. Waltks,
Symptoms. Slight pain in the side, th skin
and aye assume a thick yellow eoat, digestion
is impaired, an unpleasant sinking sensation
at the pit of the stonmch is experienced, the
bowels are Irregular, the mind fretful, the mem'
ory weakened, sometimes 1 slight cough, cold
ness of the handi and feet, sometimes loss of
appetite, and nt others unnatural craving for
tood, Ullliness OI IU licnu, oepremeu epiriu,
fcelini of uncertainty, of having-left sora
thin undone, b t oon't tell what ll is. Take
SIMMO.N'rV LIVER UEUULATOtt, It will re
move ill unjilMJiinl fee llnji and rink you
well
CHEAP CASH STORE.
S B. AKBUCKLE,
DRALER l.t
Dry Goods, Clothing
Bool, Shoes, Hats
Saiilcrr, -Groceries, Mectocrics,
TINWARO
AND
General Merchandise,
SARDIS, MISSISSIPPI.
A Large Lot of China Toys
FOR CHRISTMAS!
I WILL PAY CASH FOR COTTON 8 BED.
I want 10,000 Busheli
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tV,-.'.'.t.'!'.l.'.JX, I Wcathcrtioinllnic, Flooring CeillnR. Door Frtmett
in-.i Y tn, IWa- kef. rNtM, ,ll JW, ! I WifI(
Won Tnri if g, ail a I Vlr U n iii!'iri Mat'Hl,
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Wt kM, iWk4 'I'J at!y re pir4
a I rraried la git tir mmlwiiaa i
mI altrttiMi " " aa'ek renairiag, Alt
ri sent by npt, oih'tiiW
Ire prtmpl atitomlna.
llnl.l tad rlileef Plailng tm
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BOOK
ri'iT
GREAT INDUSTRIES
OfTHK V MTF.I) STATUS;
An ftiatoriral 8ummary of thrtlrigin, Orowik
nd I'rrffrtion of the I'birf Industrial
Arts of this Tountiy.
1300 PAOES AND 500 ENGRAVINGS
Wriittn by 20 Kroiarnl Aulhon, loclutling
jom t. uoiuh, Lend (), mwAnn no lakh,
itaf. B. LTM4H, 1KV. I. KtIH MAI.!, NOR
ACiciiiLiT, mi.Lir mri.v, ami-it
R1HHAM, r. B. rVRIllRR, KTt ., BTT.
Tht work fa t pnnitM hWliirf of 11 hnrx Ha ul
mnuiMr?. Miwii pmtt luinui-ftitro, nr.. in ii im.
ll Ut m rotiiplfl HH'jrrksfmlia at r1a nA mmnutte- I
urrt. ana In th M4tl rniortaiiiinii anil valiiahw work I
tf tafirrmallnti in utMvi l iiwral tntrrr4 pvm
Im ittshlk. li w alri41 (o the want f I
Mcn-hant, Manulartitrtrr, Mtrhnte, KMrmer, Htntnt
U tot, F,lth HfHl, hintl Ht-tmtmt, HuCh
Hil. In mt, m4 tMinn mn H hut
MUM. tttrfd h All lWhtHrr
iiitl luvMiiiir, ami trllii In tarth Ui ant Tmnw4 all
laMHi, Ttt Umk In Milil by aci'iitk. wh ar maktur
lain Ml In all parts uf th i-oanirv. It la lrVrtJ at
tif low urlffltil t..i(t. antl In tlim i-hiAiNitt hmtk utT
Mkltl iij PUtwTiutiin. No family fthimltl h5 without a
iHtny. waul AmnU In very t4n tf th I nitfd
Htau, ami no Ami ran full t in wpII with thin
iR. (Hir irtiiM an itiwrai, w aivp ur urntn th
Tt litatra rtbt til tHTttry. tHw M ot.tr wnia atilil
l-Ci itMklfv m vliliiilaTa. anithtr miM iHWin twa wiflm.
Mir aurtit In Hart dsn! kiIH Si7 In on wtwk, HimtI- I
nit'iia of in worn win in wnt on miin tit mmiiii.
rikr t-m-ulin and tcrma to igrnti aiMrra th pull-
iiiiuni. j. a. t nuj ii l in., iiartiortt. r.ma.
ortli Chlcaitu, 111., ik riiMttinatl, Ohio.
MONEY! MONEY! !
WB re.prctfully requtsl all those Indebted
to as, tltlxrby note or open nccuunt to come
forward and make satisfactory settlement by
The First Day of JANUARY 1873.
If not arranged by that time, we will be
compelled to place tlicm in the hands of an
officer for collection, as our old business must
be closed up.
BAIXENT1NE WALL.
IIEFI.IN & HOllCOOI).
September 18, 1872. srp'iltf
F. II. CLARK & CO.,
IMPORTERS
And Wbolaaala and Ratal! Dalisin
falcDcs, Jewelry, Diamonds, Sil? crwarc
SPEfTA'LKS, FANCY (l(X)IW, til N, KTC
So. 1 an k't Marblf 111,
Cim t: ti.um, T.
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BALLENTINE, HEFLIN & CQ,
Announce to their friends and customers that
Ihry ar receiving th largest and
best stock of
I) R Y G O O I) S
erer eihihitrd in this countr.
sj fat if tinn jnMi,fi'-l, fi,r a fa'!,
.1, V.mM ;lf,nsHl.MMllK,T. lU-itrfu I ala i4 ;)4.
J.V7.V, 7.'.V.V.
EADER & MELLERSII, Proprietor!.
ESTABLISHED IN lcc
RiCE, STIX & CO.,
KXCI.l'SlVg WHOI.ESALI
Dry Goods, Notions
White Goods, Hosiery,
GENTS FUKKIKUINU (100DH, ETC.,
319 Main Street 819
NewTork, MEMPHIS, TENS.
IT k 1U W hite Htrect.
Spacious Notion Dtpa'tment up Slalrs.
sepll-flin
They art opening larg lines of
Dross Goods,
White Hoods,
Shawls, .Scarfs, Hats,
Lndlrs' Head) -mad Suits. Etc.,
to which Ihry inrln th special attention o
th ladie.
1SFETW BTOHEI
N. R. SLEDGE & SONS,
We hava jtiat cotiilet?it and moved into our
NEW STORE HOUSE AT COMO, MISSISSIPPI,
titiro we are opening ami offering to the people at the lowest market
price", the largnai and moat varied
Stools, of Groodo
erer brought to
NORTH MISSISSIPPI
Our fncilitiea and coiivenienc'mi fordoinsr buainess enable ua to compete
stieceMfullj with the lnrgcat and bent mercantile hotisei of the countr,
ami we tender to our mends ana cutomcri the benefit ot all the advanta
ges wo pomelo. Our goods have all been bought with caali, and we defj
competition in price and qualities of everything uiually found for aali ia a
General Wholesale and Retail Establishment.
Our lonz experience aa merchant in thia country, with the assistance
of experienced employees, warrant the hope to givo satisfaction to all who
lavor us with their patronage.
Our new itot chouse building he s been finished at a heavy expenditure, and
wo claim for it advantages for business over any similar bailding in the
whole- country. It is a treat within itself to go through all its apartments,
and we invite our friends and tie public generally to call end see for then
selves. We thank our lrionds for pnst favoro, and with ettended facilities for
increasing our business, we hope to contiuuo serving them and tho pub
lic generally.
. Como, Miss.
P. S. Persons mdebtei to the old firm of N. It. Bledgo k Co- will
please come forward and 'nettle, or their accounts, note, etc., will be put
nt fur i.lli.Minn Tint .93. 1S79
1840
1873
THE
idgt Alderaon, of Natchez, dur-
the trial of an important case,
leredfhe District Attorney into
ray and put a fine of fifty dol
on bim for refusing to close th
instead of opening it; the Die-
;t Attornev insintino-ha had the
t to manage the case for his cli
the State, aB he might think best
imsthat Governor Powers, by
graph, remitted the fine and or
the sheriff to release the Die-
Attorney, whereupon the Judge
'ed he aherifl. to execute his
w t the peril of a heavy f fine,
Iw9Hi the action of the Gov-
m a high-handed outrage, say
: "If Governor Powers was is
t6j I would send h'm to jail,
H me God. I . would let him
rw that I would not permit the
P'sTOf thu court to be trampled
fwfcoi T will not say yet what
f nv conraa. I mav order
Werk to issue on execution for
"rest of the Governor. Before
wort adjourne I will determine
arsel shall take."
next lamp-post. What f u poodle
was made for, ia one of the mysteries
which Professor Tyndall has never
exnlained to the satisfaction of man-
kind. They would doubtless make
better sausage meat than some other
kinds of dog, because they are al-
m . . .t 11 1.1 '
ways tat, Dut tney are so smaii mey j 5
don't pay the butcher for the trou I
bleof killing them ; so he has to 3
obtain his meat elsewhere. An old l
bache'or with a poodle is a sight
worth seeiner.
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Bargains can be had at Lavens S
uer s, 101 tao".
Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to relate
Of a ntw magie lantern that come out of lata;
This I will do th ladies to plekie,
The lamp is nice inside, packed with cotton.
It is certainly wise to make this rhyme,
Just cerae along and be in time
sreai i'irtY
IewTorkOffloa,27BEEOAH8I. ,
J G. HARRIS & COi
SEAL PRESS, ;ENGHAVtH5i
to get yourself one to escort yourr
lady to church. I would like to tell p3
you more about it, but it a night
J. P. Ryan.
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Current Itema.
James M. Smith was inaugurated
Governor of Georgia Saturday.
At New Haven, Connecticut, Mrs.
Mil l""
.Win 1 ll !V;-
rioritiToai tns-r a 1,
LLoiis Stencil ami Steel Letter
. '.. imrliCtBBXM6 '
fetencU Brand.', PaiaU r4 BruMie, Burning
a.i Ri.m,. Alnhabetl and F.earei,
MEMPHIAPPEAL
DAILY 5 WEEKLY
A PAPER FOrThE PEOPLE,
I asSThe Mempliii Appeal i now thorongbty
identified with the people of Tennessee, Ala
bama, Mississippi and Arkansas. It has bcn
in existence thirty-two years, and, popular as
'it has beretofor been, the present proprietors
'ire determined to render it still more worthy
of its nast historr. and of the confidence which
1th oublic renose in It. Its circulation and
t la aw 1. 1. el rtmihla fliat
tili.li li hu eninred at anr tim durinE its
Ilong career, but w cesign, during the yaar
1873, to extend its field and to increase its
I . .... . J L ..,.,!!.
rtiselulness. 1 in w expeci 10 uo uy puunui-
inga
FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER,
A Representative Journal of thii Section.
The CHEAPEST PAPER
IN THE SOUTH.
Special Telegraphic Dispatcher
Th Associated Press Dispatches.
('Foreign and Domestic Intelligtace.
.Full Maraemeporw.
;Th Trogresii of Railroads.
'Information for Merchant and Producer.
P Krcry Kind of Political Intelligence.
Discoveries In (Science anu a.
Original Poetry and Storie.
jAgrkoltural and Farm Intelligence.
The Following by Telegraph every Day
Proceedings of Congress.
ir,u..tinira TennensM L ffislature.
(.Proceeding! Arkansas Legislature.
PntMalinm HississiDDi Leeislature.
New Embracing Irerything of Interest.
JTJST RECEIVED
AND CONSTANTLY K KPT ON HAND
A Complete Line of
MET AUG CASES AND CASKETS
OF TIIK LATEHT DEMC1NH.
II.RO
A Complrt Line of
COFFIN TBIMMINOS
AND
WOODEN COFFINS.
BAI.LF.NTI.NR, HEFLIN CO.
etl
A large stock of
Biusm'Ih, Threeriy, Ingrain,
Hemp and Venetian
CARPETS,
B.UQS, ETC, ETC.,
Nov. 23. 1872
J. KTES-W PLAN
UNDER
NEW CASH
:oi-
OUIl FURNITURE ROOMS
in tilled with a superb selrctioa ot
Cheap, Medium and Fine Fnrniture
bought direct from the Manufacturers, and will
be sold it rery short profits. We can supply
almost my article desired In this lis.
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
o
In. S
as C!ir7fJ l
our oRocmr dkpatmrnt
On and after November First, 1 will sell
My Entire Stock of Dry Goods
Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
Hardware, Tin and Woodcrware,
Dress Goods, Notions and Saddlery
AT TEN PER CENT. ON COST.
Of course I can't book goods now. I Lope all who are indebted to
I ll full, mbrclr.g everything u.ually kepi I w CQnj, jn BnJ fty mi M e mc boW them how etfClpgOOde rX
I a flrst-class Orscery store. I
Repectfail,
BALI.KNTINE, HKFLIN A CO:
Oct. 14, 1K2,
S. D.POWELL,
6ATE8VILLE, MISa
JOH WBIOUT, .
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1
Kinchloe $ Wright
UUI I UN Wftnli
aad Lot for Sale.
taYt a resideiide in the iron of
P that X wish to sell or rent
P ren room, all iiecessarj out'
171, na in good state ot repair,
uiit, appiy 10
"18 A. II. Caldwell.
. J.10T, v.."- - - j , HtMii gumus. Alphabets ana rigurei,
Sherman has confesied to the poie w Bg j, Cai
n;no- f Biirht neraons. IikJaTI Waa Seals, Hand Stamp, with Ink
The teW report, p.WjaP
mild weamer ami rain ua8uuuTools,andallauOfriai. . . , B ni-pn
the recent enow-bound region. Sol Agu to' ae - ttK.DATEE,
The last yfttra prodnct of all the T T "Tf l . , . . '" '
,t: :! i ' .. '.'-a i o Inula In
iron worR ana wma i iuiuwnri rjg rtn Becoa im "" v
aioweq to over a minion aim 1. Bt0)I fcr pnee liwi
oonrter tons,
Tt ia nmlprstood tlist Mil thfl Con- a.iicbi.,. i
ductors of the Harlem Huilroad have
tendered theirresienuiiotis in eonse-
oaence of an order reouiring them
1 1 1 1 . .L.:.
ty Jteep eneCK-DOOKa OI tmir rer-
ceipts, and give a punched ticket to
each passenger paying ire.
"Brick" Poraeroy senda nshia
compliments of the season, with a
copy of Pomeroy'a Democrat, with
the request to announce the resump
tion of publication of the Democrat.
"Brick" says: "From thia time on
the Democrat will he lively, even
for those who do not like it, and in
all respects a very independent news
paper,
W furnish below th quotations of price of
cotton corrected weemy oy o. n. unnwn
wholesal and retail dealer ia dry foods tad
grocerle.
Vy,th 17th:
JHm rrm mmrmn.
Cotton Middling 20 Jc and dull.
Middling apUadi lOd aad dulL , ,
JMVMI Jrt.
Cotton middling 19Jcnl low niddlin
18k.' S - ' - I J
rl Mmrktt.
tVltna-middlinir. l!)licr low middling
lMildc; low aad duity front 12 to He,
ket dall, and declining.
In a word, aa a great newspaper, th Appeal
will bar no superior in tb Southwest. . Th
Daily will b the history of th world for on
day, and the Weekly will contain everything
,. will Interest the country readers. De
luding tb advancement of our common' in
AnatrinL commercial and agricultural pros-
nerrtr. tab the chief end of genuine journal.
ism, to Appeal will maae unc parauiiuu.
hjt- . ' . .
Krery county ana wwu ui mninn
tumid h cood Mtxr. The Appeal does
LUot propose or dasir to supplant or Interfere
trary, il will club with tueta on tne most no.
era) term, and oo-perat with them for mu
.i nmtMtioa. and in all nlani for advancing
th aewsppr Iraternity, tb prosperity of th
country, and th wllar at tha paople.
ltt DOlllIC m AptMeai wm iriuaiu vwv-
mtie or GonserTatir. and. in elections In
roWing political iseuts, it will nipport the
eamsidateawbouToritiTiewa, from aa abiding
faith in th power of organisation ta lecom
Dlish good result, and a belijf that tb party's
will when nonesur npnmi u oriiiiu
in a nomination. Is tb beat upmsion of its
etfectiT power. .
S. II. GUNTER,
Having been exclusively angaged In thf I
Qtocerr business, would respectfully inform
my customers and friends generally that 1
bars, in addition to my larg slock of
GROCERIES,
a full ttock of Staph and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
a tmc at reiu'Ctiojt
IN
STOVES.
S. . SilLT
i. n. MOOKI.
(
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160
2 60
20
TERMS MB 1871
Dailv. txr annum....................
Sunday, par annum..
Wasklv. ter annum
Weekly, elnb of fi v or mar
Addre, '
MKMPHIB APPEAL PCBLIB11IN0 CC,
APPEAL BUILDING,
U Unfaio Street, Memphis, Tcon.
Booli and Short,
Hall and Caps,
Ready Mad CMhing,
Hardware and Cuttlery,
also a full assortment of
booking Stoves,
Tinware, and
jlgrUulltural Mmplemenli,
all of which I offer to sell a low as they eaa
be bought in any market for cash, might
added.
Termai snab
No goods sold on time nnloi by special agree
ment.
Tbom indebted ta m on old aoeoont will
confer a faror by selUine tb same. Tbeac
count art past du and I need tb money.
8. H. GUNTER.
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BROOKS, NEELY & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Grocers, Cotton Factor
jomraission iTicicuauis,
.ilin DEALERS IX
Plantation SuppUes, Boat and Bar Stores,
387 KKONT BTBBET, (between la on andftayoso,) HEMPHIS,TEMH.
not
i
H. B. MARTIN.
C. W. VRAZKR.
W. P. HART1H.
EXGELSIOR PLACING HILL.
t.ttm"RF.r YARD. Nos. 361 & 363 Second Street,
Betwce VnU and Gayott, a - UJ.MI UIB, iAiHi.
Minufctu.enandDeleninFloorlnr, Weather-BoatrJing, Trn( aad Scroll Sawia ( 4
kiad of Lumber, Bough or Pressed.
I have on hand a large lot of first-1
class Cookine- 8tore. which I trill
sell strictlr at Memphis prices. Call
a
and see,
I will also sell Tinware to mer
chants in the country ten per cent,
less than Memphis price list. Come
and see me and save your money.
J.P.RYAN,
janll No. 7 Main at., Sard'n, Miss.
T. J. HUNTER & CO.,
-tULIH II
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
' SARDIS, MISS. , - '
We have just received a full stock ..,,.'
Dry Goods, Notions, ,
staple ana
Fancy Grcrrr::r,
which we offer to the public at low prices. t It ia our aim i - ? e . -thine
the people may desirfc, and In quantmea to suit pure , i .
pay tho market value for COTTON. UivJ w can.