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CALENDAR Iss2-3.
FAN Term begins Sept. 10. Ends Dec 90, "a
Winter " - Jan. Q. Mar %. ~
Spring April. :. june u, is.
instructors.
JAS. L. MoERow, A. NJ. Principal.
BAN. II. THACESroS, A. NJ, lst Assistant.
MISS Carrie CooFKR. End Assistant.
Miss Ida DERING, 3rd Assistant.
Miss MAMIE Lows. Music and Drawing.
Mas. $. {. Mason. Model School.
Mn. J-J. MoScuKE. Modern Languages.
There are three Departments-Primary, Nor
nal and Academical.
THE ACApENIcAI. DEPARTMENT.
Include full course Of English and Classical
studies adapted To fit young people for ad =
vaneed standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The arrangement Of studies. and the meth
DDS OF instruction used. are intended to fur
fish the students with LIST. A thorough knowl-
edge Of the branches commonly taught in the
schools of the State "a, knowledge of the
principles of education aud of tho art Of ap.
plying them TO practice in the school room
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT:
The Primary Department is 50 arranged as
to constitute u model school aud intended To
afford practical eNcmpl6cation of the prin-
ciplcs and methods in an efficient course Of
Normal training.
ENPENSES.
Tuition Students in Preparatory, Normal and Aea.
demical Departments per term. ........... 10 %
Lest than a term, per week ............ 90
Contingent ice payable " all students, per term 90
Lessons on piano, Including use OF instrument term
OF n weeks, two lessons per week .-...... - 90
French and German. each Perterm.. 4 90
Tuition payable strictly in advance ..........
Boarding-with use OF room per week ......... iS
Fuel and Light .......... ............. ...... az
Mintef term per week .... ...... ........... 90
WashiuF dozen e.,
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JAMES TRACY, secreuar, and Treasurer = NY
So WLGi STREET NV York n2m6
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WORN to a ahndow.

Flesh, muscle and mind alike deteriorate
when the stomach falters in its duty and
the bowels do not perform their part as
scavengers of the system reg ularly and
naturally. In chronic dyspepsia the body
is usually emaciated, and the muscular fibre
loose and fabby, and the brain incapable of
prolonged or vigorous exertion. Every
organ, every member, even the immortal
mind itself, is to certain extent depend
ent upon the stomach for support.
Strengthen and regulate this feeder ofthe
system with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
when it fails to perform its functions prop
erIy. A good appetite, an increased flow of
the gastric juice, and perfect digestion aud
assimilation win assuredly be the result.
The manner in which the great tonic and
Alternative effects cure of dyspepsia is di-
rect and simple. It stimulates the digestive
organs, cleanses without convulsiug the
bowels, regulates the flow of bile and de-
termines it into the right channels, and
exercises tranquilizing influence over the
nerves.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities SUI
perior to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger of exploding or taking fire. Manu-
featured expressly to displace the use of vola-
tile and dangerous oils. Its safety under
every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use in
over 300 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
aceident-either directly or indirectly-has
ever occurring from burning, storing or
handling it.
The immense yearly loss to life and proper
ty, resulting from the use of cheap and dan
gerous oils in the United States, is APPALLING.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
missioners throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are used Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally
and at wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS.
PRATT s. CO., l0S Fulton street, New York.
au2S-6m
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Home Insurance Company of New
York.

Elsewhere will be found the statement of
this excellent Fire Insurance Company.
Its figures speak for SOC, 600
cash paid up capital, and over $4,5OO,O 900
cash assets since the large payments made
for Chicago and Boston fires, is all sufficient
to give confidence and assure our people of
that which is sound, and which is so well
known, both in this country and Europe,
where it is doing a business of millions in
premiums annually, that there is no better,
if indeed there is any Fire Company of
larger means, devoted as this is to Fire In
surance only. Having deposited $4,000 in
our State Treasury, and in all other respects
fully complied with our laws, it is estab-
fishing its agencies at all points of business
importance. Besides, it comes with highest
recommendation through J. E. Johnston s.
Co.. of Savannah, who are its managers for
its Southern Department, and our expert
enced, efficient and well-known townsmen,
Barrows & Smythe, who are its local agents
for Jackson and vicinity.
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Best Gelding. years old and over, prenai-

| Best Gelding. years old and over, preu1f-
um $50 awarded to -
Best Brood Mare. years old and over, LIST
premium s25 to A. b. Alex ander, Bran
/ don.
STATIONS, GELDISGs AND MARES FOR SIM
GLE HARNESS
Best Stallion of any age-1st premium sc
to John G. Caraway. Jackson.
Best Mare, years old and over in Harness
list premium $50 to j. A. Redding.
Kentucky; "a to A. b. Alexander,
Brandon.
Best Gelding, 3 years old and over. in Har-
ness; 1st premium SIS, to z. VIM
mer, Haz0o City; I'd to Arthur Mont
gomery, Madison County.
HORSES FOR GENERAL UTILITY.
Best Stallion, 3 years old and over for gem
erl utility: 1st premium $40 to John
G. Caraway, Jackson.
Best Mare, years old and over: premium
Best Horse for General Utility: 1st premi-
um to Z. WINNER, \ AGO City.
THURSDAY, Nov. IA
SADDLE HORSES.
Best Saddle Stallion, years old and over
(single entry, considered eminenuy
worthy; y premium awarded to John
Torrance, Brownsville, Kinds County !:
premium $25.
Best Saddle Mare, years old and over
HiAds county. Red Ribbon to w. S.
Elkin. Brownsville Kinds county.
Saddle Mare, 3 years and over: premium
$25.
MATCHED HORSES.
Best Matched Horses: premium $S0-t6 II .
E. Brown. Canton. Red Ribbon to A.
Z. Miller, Vicksburg.
MISSISSIPPI RAISED HORSES.
Best Stallion, years old and over: premi-
Jun $50, TO John Torrance, BrcwnsvilIe.
Best Mare from to TO 3 years old premi-
um $25, TO l.. w. Caraway, Kinds Co.
Best Gelding, from to years old premi-
um SIS. to w G. Rains, Rankin county.
Best Brood Mare with Foal at her side: pre-
MUM $50, to w. S. Elkin, Brownsville.
Red Ribbon to j. C. Alforu, Kinds Co.
Best One Year Old Colt: Special premium
by Caraway 81 Chiles, $25, awarded to
E. Russell, Rankin county.
FRIDAY. Nov. 18th.
Most stylish Horse to Harness; premium
Silver Cup, awarded to VIM. III. Bate,
Brandon Red Ribbon to Wm. Z. Brow Ii,
Canton.
Most stylish Mare to Harness; premium
Silver Cup; awarded to j. A. Redding,
Kentucky.
MULEs--MIssIssIPPI RAISED.
Best mule 8 years old and over; premium
$40; awarded to ID. p. Montgomery,
Madison county; Red Ribbon TO A. 81.
Saunders.
Best mule year old and under 8; premium
$40. awarded to A. G. Bennett, Madison
county.
Pair mules for farm or draft purposes;
premium $40, awarded to ID. P. Mont
gomery, Madison county.
The entry book of the Stock Departm ent
having been misplaced, the report thereon is
necessarily deferred.-SEC.
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Report not yet completed
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The DIAMOND COTToN CHOPPER AMI
CULTIvAToR which was on exhibition at the
Mississippi State Far last week, by Mr.. j.
B. Underwood. of Fayetteville, N. c., at
tracted as much attention as any other i'm
plement In the machinery department. 1t
10 certainly one ofthe greatest labor-saving
machines of the age. Ii is estimated that
with one of these machines a man can, with
ease, cultivate thirty acres of cotton, and
that at $50, the price, machine will pay for
itself in about ten days work. An adver-
tisement elsewhere shows the style of the
Chopper and Cultivator. We presume an
agent will be appointed for this section. In
the meantime orders will be promptly filled
by correspondence with the Company at
Fayetteville, N. C.
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VIcKsBURG AT THE STATE FAIR
The Hill City contributed quite largely to
to the success of the State Fair. The enter
prise of the Herald, in establishing head
quarters on the ground, and detailing able
reporters for the occasion, was fully appre-
eiated by the Fair Association and by the
public. Messrs. Thos. j. Finney & Co. had
fine display of carriages, wagons, &c, on
exhibition, and Mr.. A. z. Miller. splendid
collection of poultry. The Vicksburg fire.
men and their superb apparatus were de-
servediy admired on Friday; while many
of the fair ones OF our sister city contribu-
ted to the grand bouquet of youth and
beauty that thronged the halls on the clo-
sing days. The railroad officials at vicks-
burg are entitled to special thanks for their
hearty cooperation.
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Citation Notice,

Citation Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Supreme Court October term, A. D. 1873.
Bank of Mississippi
No 9914 VS.
Stephen Duncan and Levin r. Marshall
ON reading and filing affidavit of w. L.
" Nugent, Solicitor for the complainant
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court therefrom that Stephen Duncan, Henry
P Duncan and Samuel Davis Executors of the
last will and testament of Stephen Duncan
deceased, are non-residents of this State, and
that their place of residence and post-ofice adj
dress is New York, in the State of New York
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Steph-
en- Duncan, Henry P. Duncan and Samuel
Davis enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the first day of the next term of this Court
to be holden at Jackson in the State of Missis-
sippi, on the third Monday of April next, and
show cause, if any they can, why this cause
ment of revivor will be entered thereon &C
cording to the prayer Of the appellant
And it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the WEEKLY CLA-
RIoS, public newspaper of this State, pub
lsshed in the city of Jackson, for four weeks
SUCCESSFULLY at least once in each week, and
forwarded to the said Executors respective
ly, at their post-ofice address designated in
the affidavit herein.
scire facias herein issue against the said Ex-
ecutors to the Sherifs of the counties of Ad-
ans and Issaquena, returnable to the April
term of this Court.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest:
(sEAL) wv MCKEE, Clerk.
no20-4w
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Among the members of the press not
before mentioned whom we had the pleasure
of meeting at the State Fair, were Messrs.
B. F. Jones, of the Winona Advance !;
Cooper, of the Meridian Gazette; Henry, of
the Newton Ledger; Frantz, of the Brandon
Republican; Harris, late of the Crystal
Springs Monitor; McCullum, of the Central
Star McCallum, of the Brookhaven Citizen !;
Bonney, of the Summit Sentinel, and Messrs.
Pegram and Shearer, of the Vieksburg
Herald.
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A VOICE FROM SwEDEN.-American
Chemists and their Production appreciated
by the Professors at the celebrated Univer-
stiles in Sweden. Mr.. Sachs: @r,-At
your request, have tested Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, in my practice at
the .tSerafimer Hotel" and can say, it will
restore gray hair to its original color. 1t is
entirely harm less, and is valuable RENE
dy to use in such cases,
p. 81. MALMsTEN,
Professor of Chemistry and Medicine.
Stockholm, July 6, 1868.
From the highest medical authority in
Sweden.
As have had occasion to see several per.
sons, who, for some time, have used HalFs
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, and know
that it has restored the original color of the
hair, as well as being efficient in removing
the itching and dandruff that accompanies
the falling of of the hair, consider it my
duty to acknowledge the same to Mr. Sachs
VINCENT LUNDBERG.
Chief to the King, and Pre-
server of his life.
Stockholm, July 2, 1868.
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To the Citizens of jackson.

/ beg leave to announce myself as a can
didate for reelection to the Office of Mayor
Two years ago was elected by your votes.
irrespective of party. In the discharge of
nv duties, have known no party, nor class
of citizens and will adhere faithfully to the
rule have laid down and steadily main
tanned, If honored by your suffrage the en-
| suing election. MARION SMITH.
November 18th, 1873. If
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Among other announcements OF can
didates for Office, which appear in another
column, is that of Edwin Barksdale for re-
election to the office of City Marshal. This
position was formerly filed by the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, but the Legislature
at its last regular session SO amended our
city charter as to make this officer elected
hv the naonle.
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AcKrowLEDGMENTs.-The editors of
TIE CLARION beg leave to make their ac-
acknowledgements to the managers OF the
Memphis Industrial Exposition, and to the
Directors Of the Fair of the Yazoo Agricui-
tural Society for tickets of admission The
former commenced on the 18th and the lat
ter the 10th.
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The Vicksburg Herald drew the first
premium in the State Fair distribution
Wednesday. The lucky number was 23,95S,
and was mailed to the Herald office Sept.
9th. A full list of the fortunate numbers
will be circulated in printed slips to-mor-
row.
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II viii stitch, hemstitch, cord, braid, bind,
puff. rufae, gather, embroider and tuck in
various widths. Any kind Of sewing can
done on It that can be required of a family
sewing machine. Try the Victor and prove
what Robinson & Stevens say about it. If
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The Best is the Cheapest.

The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM.
]. Brown, ST., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful light of
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
ma1-6m
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For City Marshal.

We are authorized to announce EDWIN
RARKsDAIE as a candidate for reelection 70
the office of CITY MARSHAL. He runs in
dependent of party nomination, and re
speetfully requests the votes of citizens
generally. To
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 18th, 1873.

JACk5ON, hIss-i NOV. IoEn, Io1 70.
EDITORS CLARION -
In your last issue see a call made upon
me to become candidate for Mayor of the
city at the ensuing January election, having
be an heretofore urged to do so by goedly
mum Der, RIO not feel at liberty to decline.
Please announce me a candidate, and
should 1 be elected, pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office to the best of
my ability for the good ofall.
Yours,
~ n III N.1suvp
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Colored men have called State Con-
vention in jackson, to assemble Nov 24th,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
National Convention at Washington, to Sc
cure the passage of National Civil Rights
Bill by Congress.
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Summerville Institute.
A Boarding school for Boys and
Young Men.

Eleven Miles from Shuqualak, Mobile and
Ohio Railroad.
Annual Session begins First Monday in 0cto-
Der. Semi Annual Terms begins Third
Monday of February, and closes the
Last Thursday in June.
TINE Principal takes pride in announcing
l. to the public the opening of the list An,
nual Session of his School. Two additional
teachers have been employed, one graduate
from five of the leading schools Of the Unlyer,
sity of Virginia; the other distinguished
graduate and Tutor from one Of the leading
colleges of the country.
No school, public or private, shall surpass
Sunmerville Institute in the extent and sound
ness of its instruction, and in the high tone
and bearing of it's students.
All the elementary, commercial mathemat-
zeal. scientific and classical branches are
taught French and German will receive es-
pecial attention.
Sixty student will be received.
For particulars address,
THOS. s. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ,
iv94 an Principal.
Gholson P. O., Noxubee Co., Miss,
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Mai. L. Minis has been in the city
some days, and has received the welcome Of
numerous friends. He Il looking to the in
terests Of some OF the Insurance Companies
Of which be Is the representatives.
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CoPIAH COUNTY FAIR.-To Maj. A.
P. Barry, President Copiah County Agri-
cultural Association, we are indebted for
com nlimentary ticket of admission.
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI. !
IS + S.n :, ! ! 81 H a ., In Equity.
DY virtue of decree rendered in the above
ID cause on the 9Th day Of November, 1873,
the undersigned, as Special Commissioner,
appointed in said cause, will on Saturday, the
9th day of December, 1873, offer for sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law, in front of the City Hal,
in the city of Jackson, State of Mississippi,
the following lands lying and being in Wilkin-
son county and State aforesaid described
follows, and known as the Belmont plants alton
-to-wIt:
Bounded the North by lands of Ben Row,
East by the Melbrook plantation, South by the
quarter Branch and West by the public Road,
containing eight hundred acres more less,
and in the event the said lands do not pay the
several amounts, named in said decree,
and the costs incurred, then the one hundred
and fifty acres of land conveyed by Hunter to
Jas. D. Cage shall be sold to carry out
the further provisions of said decree, and upon
the same terms.
The said property will be sold at the time
and place, and upon the terms name1, for the
purpose of satisfying the decree aforesaid
rendered in said cause.
ARCHIE MeGEHEE,
nov20-tds Commissioner.
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nEelmhold,s Bmchn is still IN the ze-
NTH Of its popularity Notwlfhatand ing
~. 49, abserce Of Or. lIelnbold. the celebra-
e sss medicine is still manufactured at the
: t,oratorv at philadelphia and i sold BY
m resueetabIe druggists. It is warranted
:, IN diseases 81 the kidneys and urinary
o -. Beware of counterfeits- Genuine
bas nroprietor's private stamp. john -
Hsnrv. New York, Sole Agent.
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Beca use it is much more convenient than
brewers or hop yeast, produces better and
more nutritious food, and never fails OF
success. This is particularly applicable to
Dooley,s Yeast Powder as each package not
only contains the fun weight as represented,
but the contents are perfectly free from
any injurious substances. Nothing enters
into It's composition bus articles that are
healthy and nourlshiug, and the bread pre-
nared with it Is such as can be eaten with
i,nnnnitv by the most sensitive invaIids.
For sale By grocers everywhere.
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At aWanalaw," Holmes county, by the
Rev. Mr.. Halstead. Col. w. B. HELM, OF Car
rolIton, and Miss s. M. EGGLEsToN, OF
Holmes county.
In Madison county, Nov. 18th, Mr.. WILLIE
J. BRooKER and Miss KATE NJ. AVERY.
At Canton, Madison county. November
18th, Mr.. 6. e. KEMP and Miss JENNIE BAR
RINGToN.
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give a great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. tI
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l am now ready to issue cash checks for
premiums and all other demands against che
Fifth State Fair. Parties interested will
obiige by calling or sending for the amounts
due them as soon as possible.
j. L. POWER,
Nov. 10, 1873 Secretary.
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See call under announcements upon
Col. w. B. Taylor to become a candidate for
Mayor.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE


~ site Church Square. Ample aecommOda-
tions and reasonable rates for regular or tran
sient boarders, by the day, week or month
Rooms may be secured in advance By notify
ing Bepl6-8m Mrs. H. w. PIERCE.
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TI1rK rs MonKx.-Save time by buying >
Victor Sewing Machine, to make up cloth
Ing of any and every Kind for your family.
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Elsewhere will be found the announce
ment of Mr.. c. Fl. Manshlp as Al candidate
for Mayor.
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If Col. w. B. TAYLOR will consent to be-
come a candidate for Mayor of this city, he
will BE- supported by
nov 20-tf MANY CITIZENS.
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centleman's Pants; Mrs. NJ. S. McCracken,
Sardis: $40. ~
Suit for boy under IA years AArS- m a
mast dis1lay Of BOYS clothing By dealer;
oe'H "a IT Walshe, Il. o.: Diploma.
Mrs. ALICE b. KooNs,
Mrs. NJ. ID. MCRAvEN, Com.
Miss SALLIE y. SMITH,
ID. w. G. PECK,
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Any kind of sewing can be done on the
Victor Sewing Machine. If
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III the Dental profession at Nashville, Ten
nessee, now tenders his professional services
10 the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE, Capitol Street, opposite Episcopal
Church. OcG16-6
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A child can readily learn to sew on the
Victor Machine.
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Voters residing within the corporate limits
of thecity of Jackson are hereby notified that
q book for registration is now open for the reg
istratiOn Of voters. for the, municipal election,
TO take place in this city on the frst Mhnday
in January, 1874. Only these persons who
we're not registered in 1871, and those who
have become citizens since that time, need to
be registered.
s. G. BURHHAM, City Clerk. If
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE DIAMOND COTTON CHOPPER

WAS exhibited at the Mississippi State
w Fair and also at the Alabama State
Fair and the Selma Fair. Do not fail to see
it.
1t was awarded FIRST PREMIUM at the North
Carolina State Fair, and the GOLD MEDAL at
the Georgia State Fair as the most useful and
important improvement in agricultural imple-
ments. 1t is the greatest labor-saver of the
age.
offered for sale. Active and reliable agents
are wanted in every town and county In the
South.
For further information address Diamond
Cotton Chopper and Cultivator Company,
Fayetteville, North Carolina.
nov20-1t
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See the card of Mayor Smith an
bouncing himself candidate for re-elec-
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Gov. Powers has returned to his post
in improved health.