NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ENGLISH WAS CONVICTED. Heme's play is so sweet and pure that it cannot fail to please the lover of refined stage art and having seen the play once he or she will snrely want to see it twenty times and more. A oostly scenio production of this RiVEH AND WEATHER HKl t04OLC013AL. for Doers ending yesterday ills a va-ln then, oneter 75. nim therxo-j eter 50.
U. a. WIATHKH KJLPUMT. Dally report of stage of water at nrloi.t uolnu, with cbauKes, in 24 hours ending yep terdar, at a.m., Tltti n-endiao lime BIG MILLINERY SALE Nowhere in the Realms of Millnerydom can you find a Grander Expose of Rich and Fascinating Millinery than at the NEW STOKE OF M. S.
DREYFUS, 120 N- COMMERCE ST- Above OUAIoGSb. Dang'r low STitiom Line Watc Rlsr rail ftioths'ftiotijs ft 10th jft loth- Cairo 40 4 8 8 0 0 0 1 Chattaroga 33 0 1 0 0 2 i 0 0 Cincinnati. 8 9 0 8 0 0 Meiena 6 4 9 0 0 0 0 Little Hock 2.3 0 3 3 0 5)0 0 Memphis 84 8 2 9 0 110 0 44 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 Pltt-burg 22 0 5 0 0 0 7 St. Louis. 0 fi 5 0 3 0 0 ihreveport 28 0 r) 9 0 0 0 Vicksburr.
140 0 I 0 3 0 1 0 0 90 4 00 2 1 43 3H 70 SO 7 7(1. 6 00 4 no 2 25 1 50 1 25 1 00 Handsome Velvet Trimmed Hats for. Elegant Velvet Trimmed Hats for. Velvet Trimmed Hats for Tarn Shanter Walkin Hats for Felt Quill Hats for Felt Tarn Shanter Qjil! Hats for Alpine Hats, for "1 -mT-W sr 1 BV jfJ- a- this WEF.it 5PFHI4I wiwuini. 'r viz aTViCrilV'WVv', 4-VfcVV I II I I taaftnv Another shipment of Bos' Wool Suits the $2.00 (J I OK Quality, Special Price this week Ol.Zj, Don't Miss tllC Sample Shoe Sale a Saving Your Money Back if not Satisfactory.
50 Silk Lined Jackets, Special Trice M. S. DREYFUS, XEW STORE-120 X. Commerce Street. AUCTION SALE HORSES.
The Largest Sale of the Season. We will sell two car loads of Horses and Mares at Natchez, Saturday, Nov. 25 This took ranges In from 8 to 8 years old wt)iK irora wju in iju pounds. All KOn, onndjyounflr stock. Siile will take place at J.
B. uuiLt a flfTAML.KS promptly at 1 o'clock p. regardless of weather or price, as we are com- palled to Bell. Don't forget time and date of sale mm ww aeu one aay oniy. i enns or sale ctum.
KING BROS MLF.STIKN. RUMBLE WENSEL GO. COTTON FACTORS. Send IT a Few Bales and Try Is. We have one or the best of Salesmen.
Rn assured, you will receive honest account sales, uu weignte ana run market prices. Dl.lLK!t IH liver Shield Hums and BrrakTaet Bacon. Dove Hams and Br ak Inst Baroo. Dtarphr's Haiuiantl llrenklu.l Bacon Ask your grocer for "Aladdin" Soap, made bv "Coal Oil Johnny," now known by name of fliHruBHjeaains, oizNew York, ine original iiiveubur ui vuui uu dummy suap. WHAT IS THANKSGIVING WITHOUT A TURKEY What is a Barnvard without a Barn? What is a Nice Town Lot without a Modern Residence? And how can you get the House you so much want? Easily ennuph.
You can nnd in my Lumber Yard a complete assortment of Building Material consisting of Standard Gradea of L.B.srl.a.h,Soo;i,B!ia.il.hii2!eslUtb3Ste PrifM are Always to Soil the PurcOaer. E. A. ENOCHS, FIREWORK NOTICE. Notice la hereby Riven to all parties who con-templale handling fireworks for sale, that unless special permit Is obtained for that purpose, from the Agent of the Insurance Companies, hat all policies of Insurance covering on build-Ins ana contents where fireworks are Bold or stored will be Told and of no effect, beginning from the time the fireworks are placed In said buildings.
No tire doacerntiiB Cotton Storage. Notice la hereby given to all parties, that the storage of Cotton in the streets or yards adjoining buildings (other than Cotton Warehouses, Yards and Compresses) is a violation of all policies of Insurance on any building and contents, where such Indiscriminate storage Is allowed with the knowledge and consent of the assured, except as above stated. JOHN RAWLE, R. I. METCALFE.
SIMON MAYER, E. 4 Members of Board of Underwriters. ITT Attractive Goods at ATTRACTIVE PRICES, U'fl tr, th.it wp arp the iten'e to come to and you are iavited to cail and make us prove the truth of the assertion. We stand ready to do it. 2 Monday we will Place on 5ale all our 2 GOLF AND FELT TAM HATS 2 AT liEIH CEl) PRICES.
5 I MAURICE BLOCK'S EYCI.IMVK MIM.IM.KV. l'HOE i3 3JO STREET wmt AdrpnlvmrDU Inserted under this I tieadlliK al Ihe rale of oar eeut pel word each lusertlou. raeb Id advaui-e- advertlBemeul ae-eiled lor less i IbsD 4a reuli Mr onii iumtikiu, r-r-r B.IVIMP. ANTED By snd wtf" thr to four fnrmsnd rooms owo bdronnt -suitable for lUht P'atf tp rrrs tn 1 location Address isre Natchez ren crat. IlEPAIR Work on Gentlemen's Clothln.
I Linens and Hosiery is solicited. Ail reps, -irk executed neativ and with promptness Information appiv at Democrat office or to ftJ comer Tnlon and Jefferson streets 19 tf One of the Would-be Train Wreckers will be Sentenced To-day. In the fCiroult Court yesterday Judge Trnly presiding, Armstead English, the colored boy, who with his brothers, Henry and Sam were in dieted for attempting to wreck a pas ganger train on the Natchez and Jaok son division of the Y. and M. V.
Railroad, was conivoted, by ajary nnd to-day Judge Truly will deolare his sentence. The maximum sentence in a case of this kind is 10 years The district attorney eoored telling points during the examination of the witnesses and his cross-examination of the witnesses for the defense mate rially strengthened the prosecution His argument was clear, masterful logical and convincing The testi mony and his argument were suffloient The Jury was out fifteen minntes when the court was notified that a verdict had been reached The jury filed into the court room. The verdict was 'guilty as charged The crime was committed on the night of June 16. On that night the English brothers, Sam, Henry and Armstead made their fourth attemj to wreck the outgoing 7 :85 p. m.
train which is a mixed train aud frequently carries a large number of passengers. The two elder brothers placed the obstruction on the tra.k while Arm Btead was stationed near by as a look out. Engineer M. A. Tyer was hand ling the engine and as three unsuc cessful attempt, had been made to wreck the train he kept a close watch ahead.
As the train neared the well known place near Foster, about six miles from the city, his watchful eye noted the obstrnction and he stopped the train The obstruction was re moved and the train proceeded to Harriston There a posse was made np with Mr. O. M. Becker, the trainmaster of the T. and M.
SDecial Officer Onrrie and the following citizens of Harriston W. G. MoNair George and Joe Becker, C. P. and H.
H. Gates, 0. F. Howard, Emory Maddox and A K. Voss.
The train doubled back to Foster as a special. The train crew was as follows: Uonduotor Joe Bowen, Engineer M. A. Tyer, Fire man John Gunning, Whit Keia, Express Messenger Harry Furnell. The posse left the train just this tide of Foster and walked to the resi dence of the negroes.
It was 1 o'clock m. and the negroes were in tne They surrendered without trouble. Armstead, the youngest of the three, confessed and implicated his two brothers They were taken to the train and the special train started for Natchez. It was about 2 :15 o'clock in the morning when the men reached the jail. Engineer Tyer wasseit after Jus tice Merirck and the negroes were taken to the jail.
Justice Merrick lost 'no time in responding to the call and arrived at his office at 3 :30 clock The affidavit was made out by Justice Merrick and sworn to by Mr. 0. P. Bledsoe. The negroes were then locked up to await further action by the courts.
Armstead confessed the whole thing to Jailer Stampley, Police Offioer Paul and others and candidly stated that they had made four attempts to wreck the train. Henry and Sam will be tried at the next term of oourt In the oase of Randal Thompson, vs N. O. and N. W.
Railroad, Attorney Brown filed a motion for a new trial, whioh was overrulod. He was granted 90 days to file a bill of exceptions. For Over Fllty rear. An and Wkh-Tfied Remedy. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant totbc taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins-low's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. GIN HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE The Baker and Rooa ginhonse at Fairohilds Island was destroyed by Are yesterday morning. The aotual damage is placed "at 14000 with insurance at $2700.
It is reported that forty bales of ootton were lost. Educate Tour llowels With CMsrareta. Candy Cathartte, cure constipation forever. 10c. SSo.
If C. O. C. tall, druggists refund money. A PURE PRODUCTION.
The beat of the American home plays, "Shore Acres, still oontinnes one of the most successful now being produced in this country Mr. mives, Beware An expectant mother had be tter I not take anything at all than those positively dangerous mixtures so widely advertised to relieve her discomfort and nausea. She ought to know that outside external treatment ia the only way that can possibly be of any benefit. She ought to know that Mother's Fr lend it the only remedy that will help her, and it is an external liniment. It takes her through the entire period in comparative comfort, shortens labor, and childbirth Is no longer to be dreaded.
More than that, It preserves her girlish shape after the ordeal, and her little one will come into the world perfect in form and health. Oet Mother's Friend at the dnif stores lor $1 a bottle, or send ta THB BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLASTA, 6A. Writs for ow fto book. "SMforsB.hr Is iHudrmt.
FN bsiiim Mir 1 25 R. H. W. charming comedy-drama will be given at the Temple Opera House Mouday, Deo. 4.
Doa'l Tobacco Spit aaa Snoks Tosr 1.1ft To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag netic full or life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-Bao, the wondcr-worUer, thnt makes weak men strong. All druggists, 60c or II. Cure ruaran. teed. Booklet and eumple free.
Address sterling Uemedy Chicago or New York, JUDGE TRULY COMPLIMENTS THE JURORS AND COURT ATTACHES. There was a very pleasing incident during the closing hours of yester day's session in the Circuit Court The jury in the Armstead English case had just reported its verdict and in dismissing the jurors Judge Truly took occasion to compliment the gent lemen who were members of the Jury during the session whioh will close to day and he made some very compli mentary remarks about the attaches of the court He was pleased to see that business men were so ready and prompt in the discharge of their duty as jurors and that by their conscientious dovotiou to this duty they had discharged a very great obligation to society and to their community. He complimented Sheriff Duncan Baker, Deputy Sheriff Volney M. Lid dell aud the very efficient deputy circuit clerk Lamar Lambert, who keeps the minutes of the court. Judge Truly said that it was a pleasure to have such an efficient deputy and remarked that the minutes were kept in a neat careful style and always ready for the court For one of his years the deputy clerk was most efficient and painstak iug The deputy gave his entire time aud attention to the work and he was thoroughly familiar with all the min ute details of the routine and rather laborious work of the court.
This goes to show that Judge Trnly is a very observant official and it should be stated en passent that the judge himself has demonstrated that he is a live, painstaking and conscie ntious gentleman. During his incumbency he has exerted himself in the effort to'conduot the affairs of the court in a progressive business man ner and with a view 'of reducing the expenses of the court to the minimum. AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE. To make it apparent to thousands, ho think themselves ill that tuev are not afflicted with any disease, but nat tne system umply needs clean sing, is to bring comfort home to their hearts, as a costive condition easily cured bv usinrj Syrup of ies. Manufactured by the California ie Svrup only, and sold bv all rugp.lets.
The finest FRUIT CAKE on earth baked by MOSE JACOBS. PETITIONS FOR A SURE THING. Yesterday Aldermen John Grady, Reale, Benjamin and Dixon, were advised by a member of the city executive oommittee that in order to be on the safe side it would be advisable for them to get np their petition signed by 50 qualified electors to be presented to the election'coinraissonners. The aldermen have acted upon the suggestion and their petitions will be sent in to the city clerk to-day for safe keeping. As the world prows oider It crows ieer and more practical.
The days eloquence and flowery speech have been displaced by sonnd reasoning, and robust, if homely argument. We, as advertisers, appreciate this, and therefore, present the merits of Dicks' Chilli fuce briefly and forcibly It will cure Chills. It la Pleasant to Take. It Make Rich Blood. It Makes Life Worth Living.
1 The Martydom of only $2 10, at Young's. an Empress, AT "THE PEARL." F. J. Clarke, New Orleans E. Tronchard, New Orleans; T.
Pul len, Louisiana J. H. Alford, New Orleans; Geo. H. Poets, Ft.
Adams, Miss. James McLaughlin, Louisiana S. A. Tackson and wife, Utica, Miss. G.
M. Ganlden, city; C. H. Gates, Harriston Y. Buskin, Baskin, La.
Jaoorj Floucher, Springfield, Miss. H. W. Fant, Friars Point, Miss. Jas.
E. Killerbew, Hutohius, Miss. A. Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buck, en's Arnica Salve, the best in the orld will kill the pain and promptly heal it.
Cures Old Sorea, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Bfi9t Pile cure on earth. Only cts. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Natchez Drug Co. 1 The Fowler, only 1.25, at Young's ARRIVALS AT "THE NATCHEZ. H. D. Gibson, St.
Louis; J. Martenr, St. Louis; J. Y. Marsdorfs, St.
Louis M. P. Soheyer, Nsw Orleans; F. H. Mareflold, Helena, Ark.
L. Chandlor, Detroit H. D. Collins, Palmetto; P. Campbell, Louisiana; Morrison, New York F.
Cohen, Marshall; Simon Gon-senhein, Now Orleans; O. Hess, Mobile W. P. Causius, Danville, Va. Howard Cole, Chicago J.
O. Efflnger, Chicago; W. C. Hahn, Newton, N. R.
H. Burton, Atlanta.Ga. B. Adler, Cincinnati, Jno B. Dun neater, New Orleans; A.
Sullivan, New Orleans; Howard Calvit, Philadelphia, A. N. Hull, Boston; W. Frank, Boston W. G.
McNair. Harriston S. Vt Schulr, Lonisville B. Mills, Lonisville B. S.
Leathers, New Orleans. "WaJohei, Nov. 17, 18y9. "iFlrpwnrlrH mpinR Rackets. Roman Candles.
Fire) Crackers, Colored Fires and every description of Explosives." nov 18 3t. FOB SALE a SMALL Steim Eneine with Holier a A complete ntunits apply at Uetnocra once. FO KKT. ItOR RENT Residence, five roo- kitchen R. Pardee, cor Ma and Stationary; fbelor.
ARRIVALS. Stella Wilds, Bayou Sara to Natchez Providence, Bonduraut to iMaichtu DEPARTURES. St. Joseph, Natchez to Vlcksburg. Betsy Ann, Natchez to Bayou Sara DUB.
Betsy Ann, Bayou Sara to Natcbes St. Joseph, Vlcksburg to Natchez. DEPARTURES TO-DAY. Providence, Natchez to Bondurant MISCELLANEOUS. Gauge, 8 a.
4 p. 4 00. 4 10. The Stella Wilds will lay over to-day and leaves to-morrow at 11 a. for Bayou Sara.
The United States mail steamer, Betsy Ann will be back to leave on time to morrow at 12 m. for Bayou Sara. 6 The Providence got in from Bondu rant with a big of seed at 4 o'olock yesterday. The Betsy Ann was off on good time for Bayou Sf ra yesterday. The St.
Joe got away in good shape yesterday, and had a fine trip. The New Orleans Picayune recom mends that as the steamer Natchez met with an unfortunate accident and as a compliment to Mrs Captain B. Leathers the citizens of the Cres cent City go down in their pockets and chip in for the purchase of a new boat for the only woman csptaiujin the world. As the snag boat N. Macomb is again headed south we would respectfully suggest that she go down as far Ford's crossing and locate that 800 pound anchor lost there by the T.
Leathers three years ago. It is believed that the Natchez struck this anchor and as a result she is now placed in the category of "sunken steamers. The government steamer Chisc-a, with a tow of quarter and willow boats passed up this morning. The St. Louis Star says: "Captains nomas Sims and James Boland have received 14500 in settlement of the loss of the steamer Benton from the Sioux City Bridge Company." Pittsburg Dispatch says: "The Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company in a day or two will issue a statement in reference to the wage question.
Pittsburg is flood ed with firemen, and the Firemens' Association is kept busy looking after them as they arrive. Secretary D. Keelly said to-day "I desire that it be published that there is a strike in Pittsburg among marine firemen. The town is being flooded with meu, some them coming from the lakes and the country districts. A man who arrived from Washington, Pa.
said notices were posted in that town that there was plenty of work at Pittabnrg for flromen and dack hands. -The celebrated Mr. Weller tells an amiable acquaintance who "borrows eighteen pence on Monday, and comes on Tuesday for a shilling to mke it up half a crown: calls again on Wednesday for another half crown to make it five shillings, and goes on doubling it till he gets it up to a five pound note in no time, Hue them sums in the rlthmetic book 'omt the in the horse's shoes .8" Your old acquaintance, Malaria is a good accountant also. Day by day he abstracts a little vitality, a little color, a little appetite: you get the headache, you are irritable and you wind up in beTl with malarial fever that is if you are unacquainted with Chillifuge. the greatest malaria killer on record.
3 FREE VACCINATION. With reference to the statement published in these oolumns yesterday that the local and oouuty health officers would vaccinate the poor and indigent free of charge, we would say that every person who is in a position to pay for the serivce is expected to do so. The proposition made by Dr. French is to the effect that he will vaccinate the children in the two public schools, who do not show a satisfactory scar of former vaccination, such other vaccination of people who, in his judgment, cannot afford to pay a physician the regular price and to cooks, house servants, porters aud others who have regular employment for the sum of 25e apiece. A Monstrr'Dcvil Kli-h.
Ueatroylng its vittiin. is a type of Constipation The power of this murderous malady ia ft It on organ and nerves and muscles a brain. There's no health till it's overcome But Dr. King's New Life Pills are a safe 'and certain cure. Best in the nor for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only 25 cents at Natchez Drug Co. 1 Just received a larjje shipment ol genuine Brier Root Pipes with genuine amber mouth pieces, Natchez Drug Co. RPnilflTlflN MH I1RFSX RiMflS iwi. of Fifty Cents on Every Pair tins week $3.00. H.
SHIELDS, Fit 4 INK Ol I T. HI II PING lillll IMione 451. AGENT FOR Mutual Life Insurance Co. Or EVi VORk. A CENT FK THE Geripia Fire OF NEW iOKK, AP a-OTA Irucraco Cctcpty not a it.
fjiber of ihe Trtst It FA F.ST ATE FOR SALE. ir hat portion nf Si v'J I'-'sirsh'-a lot nn- cv-ti-t Madsn vr-v. S'i- pn? pirn- Ir.vprsriTvnt or north eji-v ''if Malr stnt. -fi of Krtorr w-th 1 room kTSvr vin. r-! p-r month Pric" Firp lnvsrn-n; d'N'1 -t 13 r- Klh'H an.i nYrTMtiTL r-n 2h foot Fine1 t-rTf; Vr.
fl t. and si vt-r wrh 4 Tp-r 2 Mit -hH haT.t Ir. frxy a 35 -of alier r-'ntf) for a Vry ard a story Ir-lr no, Vo 3 six rrr.i. kTfhn, ta. rcifr-rr.
ar.rl in condition Lo: t'nll R-aatitif'ii riT- itrn th a art -ry. or. th Bnir.r-,i--. "'iwr Vm ard Mar tn. wirh rar -t" ar.d If-rch" or.
iowr t.vir;4 rooms r-'m or frrt Arc. s'd prucoe or-lo fior, hss''m--nr 'Mai woi, larc 'k. otty water ard lx" 15i rjnmr.e oa.1! to an Prior- D-rilrtiblp two and a ha; icv residence No Mam street. 4 lax r.ion;s. oaI-r unis, jraiirriHn and d' t' Mii.vUCtier.
0 nnected to main biJiKlin: r-y s-heti, iarge oia tr-m. fft by ait' feel t-ii to an loe ffl buildinc lot on Vorth t'nion and 1 -rth Rarktin in Shieid's Addition. lo1 or, North IV1 arh, for acri. 01 for the two. this is ran! barrfatn for such a Vrwnfnl site for a hon, fwo handtomv lot nSOx.
Worth Hankm. w- 1 beautiful shadi tref ard prfevp.y pradad for SO earh, or if th rwo ar deairod, pn" wtll sibdM Another rar opportunity to obtain a for a home MACK. HOLMES, PLUMBERS. Tin and Sheet iron Workers RwCng ard 1 -iitmrfg of anT MlfMi ctp Ctti 1 i 4 tTat, R.C.FRENCH, OPH- D- Eyes Tested Free. Cor.
Main and Commerce Stt. LOOK LOOK If you want to get your rooner's worth nenA Tour BusRtes. Carriages aad WaeonB to cor- i tier Maiu atu Pine streets. 'iWer'a old t.ind." to be repaired at lowest prices for teat work. NEVV WORK A Jas.
A. Boger, Phone 80, 1 Illn(ts Proprleto- insurance Co A NEW Sl'OKE. The undersigned has lint opened up a New Store at 721 and Franklin street (formerly occupied ty Mr. Adolph Jacobs) for the purpose of conducting a GENEK4I, TllCKLII ADIK Business. Highest Cash Price will be paid for Cotton.
NATHAN McGEE. WHAT IS POSTUn CEREAL? WHAT IS Grape Nuts? Call on us and pet circulars giving full information, Phone 303 PKALK HUOS 62! Franktlu Mreet. GERMAN CONSUL PROTESTED. Sauto Domingo, Nov. 23 The minister of justice has the tale of the late President Heripaux's ral estate on the ground that it belongs to the government Germans hold mortgages on the real estate.
The German lias protested against the aotiou of ilie minister of justice. -4fr Not a Surprise. It will not be a surprise to anv who are at all familiar with the good of Chamberla.n's Coutrli Remedy, to know that people everywhere take pleasure in relating their exper ence in the use of that splendid tne icine ard in te'lieg of Ihe benefit they have received from it. of bad co'ds it has cured, ot threatening attaOKs of pneumonia it has averted and of the chil dren it has saved from of croup and whooping is a grand, good medicine. Fcr a'e by Byrnes i- Feltus.
Drusrg sts. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of POSTOFFICE HOURS FOR SATUR DAY. Washington, Nov. The postmas ter geveral has issued the following In honor of the distinguished pub lic services of Vice President Hobart and in respect for his revered memory postmasters throughout the uu.ou are directed to close their respeoM.e offices between the hcurs of 2 and 4 p.
m. on Saturday, Nov 25 insf the day of the funeral -Get a bottie of Hennessey Brandy to keep in vour home in case of sickness. Got it at The Peari ir mail pianos easy to buy jj easy iw wj ivi want to tmm ia aioa. roach wt every boss sssd family that is tamkiaf ot piaa bayiof. Three pasats w.
wish to isa-press iodaUbly aa tk. sasad of piaao asiyars. Quality Price Tw aaa. Wc stsad (chiad rrary saatra-sent vs tall. mak.
aW price the lowest. We ansae terms to seat The Mithushek Pianos are made especially for tall moist climate. Thr have stood the test ot years. They look bet. ter longer aad retaia an their sound qualities for years sjsel years alter the average piaao has wore eejt.
We emptor no rraveliaf salesmen, bat hsve a few agents. It ia jnst ss euy and just aa sale to boy your piano from as by mail ee person. Don't take oar erord for it. We vtfl prepay Ike freight on a piano to any poM ia Louisiana or Mississippi. Give it a fair trial and If yon like it, keep frit not, ere will take it back, aad it woat cost rem a cent Vour old piano Is aa good aa gold to as.
If too hsve piano that is neither asefui nor ornamental, write as the make and nambrr. We will allow yon more for it obi a bright, new, cheerful piano than yon could ever hope to realize. Dh War! oin IM I III MbilWIHl I. Mil I "Erervthssr in music. New Oriejsuna.
Established lS3. occupied try Ryan Phinitir.kT Co jn givn at Apply to A. B. Sept i tf bit. Anplr Democrat Offle.
FOR THANKSGIVING are idTerinu an especially fine line of verv dressv shoes that are warm, comfortable ami durable. just, heavv enoutrh for the late fill and early winter weather There is sure comfort in our tine, irell mtiile shoes that will cite vou just cause to be thankful, as well as our 1 hanksjjiviuK: prices. vv. 33. mcrcs co.
401 1 Al ST, PHOSF. J7. THE NATCHEZ. A Hotel thst la not excelled by sny hotfl es tabllshment In the Sooth. II 16 modern In all ol Its equipments.
Bath rooms on every floor Hot and cold water throughout the house Fr uuM and paasenper elevators. Lighted bv ar.d electricity. I i Pabie supplied with the best the market si tortT. LAKI.K ROOMS, RATES REASONABLE s. tii I II.
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N. CHSWBI SLAIN. ilOST CH2MBERUIH AIIIHITEiTs, SmluYrs and (iciienil Conlradm's. Pills and Jtpeciflcatlons furnished on sppliea-tl n. Special attention bemn given to Ltfiht, H-at, Ventilation Sanitary PIiimNnit.
Job Work Solicited. Office and Nertti Commeree Street. 'Phone GEO. WESLEY SMITH, Aiioruey Uaw, HUVIU.F, (5uofwwor to Berry Smith.) Dj a 0orml Practice In ail tba Cm CoUaoUOMBapO-aHy Solicltwl. KNGLIKII WALM TIi, BRAZIL.
NUTS Aud New CHroila and BmI.ii at Curranta WM; ABBOTT'S. NEW CROP OF PURE 0. K. MOUSSES, Pure Cane Syrup. ranges, COBANOCOFFEE in Mallery Grocery Go.
JT ALEX SMARTS' LIVERY AND SALE STABLE! As Fine Lot of FiRST.CI,A8 IIORSF.S As are to be found In the State. esvc' Driving Buggy horses. And Kaally Driven by Ladle. Raddle Horses to please the most FAMt.lfllntiH. Handsomest and most oommodlous Stable In the Slate.
215, 217 Main St. P. W. MULViH.iLL, U.AL1S Stoves, Hardware, Tinware DOORS. SASH.
Via ay ark, Cer, Mneel 'r MM Hestaa PUssMai aaa fl.w.ra.. We operate the largest Work Shop tilt Olty..
