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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
GRAND RALLY IN COPHAH.

A Barbecue will be given by the Yves
son and Beauregard Democratic-C onser-
vaIlye Clubs on Saturday, Oct. 2nd,
1919, and a grand torch-hght procession
al night
All the clubs in the county are invited
e attend. Able speakers will address
me people, and We hope to have a good
brass band.
w. NJ. HALLEM,
Chairm'n Wesson Elk. Com.
H. G. FAIRMAN,
Chirrm'n Beauregard Com. Arr
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Raymond Gazette.J

Raymond Gazette.I
The street railroads in Jackson have re-
Gently been extended mile or two, afford
ing great convenience to not only the cit
liens, but TO visitors. II is a source of SAT-
isfaction to the citizens of the State gener-
ally, that, Notwithstanding the hard times,
the scarcity of money, and the very bad
State government, our Capital city has
continued to improve, to increase in popu-
lation, and to grow in business Importance
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The fable about the wolves soliciting
the guardianship Of the lambs is repeated
b the offers Of companies of White
Leaguers to preserve the peace in Missis-
sippi-PiIot,
1t is Kinks Lambs" they propose to
take care Of in case of necessity, and they
will be apt to do it.
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HOLMES COUNTY.

Representatives, 5. 5. Carter. J III. Over
j. II. Gowen; sheriff, j. 5 HOskins; chan
Gerry clerk, z. Simmons; circuit clerk, j. f
Ashcraft; treasurer, Il. Bowers; assessor,
II. w. Portwood; coroner, Joseph Lehman !:
cnttnn NNeioher. w. l. Mnltnn
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WANTED.

TINE POSITION OF TEACHER in family
Il or in a Public or Private School, by a
young lady qualified to teach the English
branches, also French and Music. Address
I. S. Dabney, Jr, Principal, McCOmb City
Academy, McComb City, Miss.
Sept. 22-3t.
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prsH On the column.
Jasper County.

One Of the truest Of " the mighty men
Jasper writes :" Old Jasper is thor
ouohly aroused we expect to roll up
800 majority for Hooker" Keep the
Il in motion, and the majority can be
shed up to 800.
VorE for the whole ticket
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No Back Numbers.

Ue have received a great many re-
-, from friends to mail back numbers
THg CLARION to the new subscribers
Nv send US. We regret to say that we
! unable to do 50, for every edition of
paper since the campaign began has
en- exhausted.
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NE SOTO COHrNrN

Representatives, Saml Powell. j. ID. Mich
OILS, w. II. McCargO, Jr.; sheriff, w. J. By
mum chancery clerk, Il. X. West; circuit
clerk, w. J.WiIroy treasurer, w Howe !;
assessor, w. S. Pratt; surveyor, ii G. Mer-
rift cnrnnar q. Gillns nie-
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Wayne County.

A friend writes that the " RAIDS. are
hing in one by one in Wayne" and
| lat the gallant old county will give
locker a grand barbecue and reception
Jet. 4th, and handsome majority Nov.
b Good enough.
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~ The friends of THE CLARION are re-
spectfully requested to send in the tickets
fast as nominated we intend TO keep THE
TICKET TO VOTE standing until after the cleo
ton Send nnstnfsce address also
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COPIAH COUNTY.

Representatlves-Dr E. A. Rowan, Geo. W.
Miller; For Sherif-W. W. Cook; For Chan
cherry Clerk-Troy NJ. Afford; For Circuit
Clerk-Ed. w. Brown: For Treasurer-A j
Hodges; For Assessor-Jas. 5. Martin; For
Surveyor-H. d. Burton; Coroner, W. NJ.
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The following times and places have
been designated;
Bolton, September 80, October L.
Clinton, October 4 and ).
Jackson, October 7 and 8.
Byram, October IL and II.
Terry, October IA and 10.
And in accordance to law, the Board
will hold their final meeting at Ray
mond, preceding the election, on Octo-
Der %, % and 30
The Registrars are j. NJ. Simmons,
w. III. Bell and X. j. Alcorn
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ALCORN COUNTY

Representative - Lafayette p. Reynolds !:
Sheriff. {. Potts; Chancery C.erk-Rob-
ert Henderson; Circuit Clerk-Felix NJ.
Bell; Treasurer. Il. Mitchell: Asses sor-
John II. Moses; Surveyor--A. j. Yancey /;
Coroner : O. Barr
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Have you registered ?

WE are in receipt of the Commoner,
paper just started at Washington, I'M
ger the auspices of Fred. Douglass,
Aangston and others. 1t is intensely
color line
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Administrators Sale.

THE property of NJ G. ward deceased. con-
i sisiiug OF Bed Bed-teads one Mule,
Wagon, aud large lot Cattle will be sold
for cash at the late residence Of ssid Ward,
six miles east Of Jackson, in Rankin county,
on Saturday u of October. 49,.
". II. BATE, Administrator.
SAnt "a I9-a-1f
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HARRISON COGNTX.

Representative. ]. NJ. McInnis; sheriff, A. +
Ramsey; circuit and chancery clerk, F. ).
Hewes; treasurer. a X. NOrthrop; assessor
Florian seal; surveyor, James Stewart !;
coYonar RAYMOND CaillHVpt
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.IASPER COUNTY.

Representative. d. ID. McLaurin sheriff, w.
NJ. Brame; chancery clerk, j. F. Parker :
circuit clerk, L. j. Whatley; treasurer, Ben
Thigpen assessor, b. +. Moss; surveyor. J
NJ. Com best: coroner. D. A. I.iohtseY.
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HTAWANIBA COUNTY.

Senator-R. III. Allen; Representative
Gerry Clerk-W. w. johnson; Circuit Clerk
C. ID. Crimman Treasurer. A. Reynolds ;
Assessor. A. McDougan; Surveyor
L. CarmSck: COroner-S. X. .JaU0erS
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AMITE COUNTY.

Andrew J. WhftiDgton; Circuit Clerk
Z, Everett; Chancery Clerk-Henry Bates
Treasurer--W z Lea; AsSessor-Dr. J. 81.
Hines; Suryeyor-Wm. H. Giffin; Coroner.
Samuel Jones.
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LAFAYETTE COUNTY

representatives., r. j. Guthrie j. A. For.
tune; sheriff. j. w. Mcleod; chancery cl' k
T. H. Brown; circuit clerk, w. S Mckee
treasurer, T. l.. Harris; assessor, ii. c
Cook surveyor, 5. 7. King; coroner, J. Il
TomlinS0p
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CtHOICE Alabama Lime, Cement Plaster
~ Hair, etc, for sale, at lowest market rates
rios. T. PERSONS,
City Ware House,
Jackson. Miss.
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Fair Lawn Institute,
JACKSON, MISS.

TGiton p1tah' @ quarterly. Deductions will
not bc allowed u..less in cases Of protracted
7icL ness. Scholars entering the School at AN y
time duriur the month of October will De
chan gcI Ton fhc iull month.
Young ladies from q distance will be prOvi-
ded with board in private families, at reason
able rates.
MARY A. MOSELEY, Principal.
Aug. H. 7j-2rn.
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WILD LIFE&F FAR WEST

\ new illustrated book of the authors own
THIRTY YEARS life and adventures among fI..
Indians ma border wars, hunting Wild Huf-
mails, 80. Crowded with thrilling iutilcuf-
aud adventures The hcst nud aufg >rW ANA
eoaptfff book on life ia the FAR WEST uNi4
800 promptly sent post paid where uu agent
Is known. AGENT WANTED send f,.
liberal terms. r. A. HurDuNsoN Is ~. Sr.
Louis, Mo. ma1lg
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Diseases multiply. One begets another
trifirg indis posiiion may, therefore, orig
mate a complication of dangerous maladies.
Indigestion bcgets tar more formidable dis
eases: multitude of ailments are traceable
to constipation; fever and ague unhinges
the entire nervous system. and i therefore
the source of the pToteaH ailmeuts which
affect that portion of the human organism.
Ho>tettettrrs Stomach Bitttr-. however.
whether resorted to AT the inception of those
disorders of the stomach, bowels or liver,
which Civ" birth to the majority of diseases
or disabilities, taken when they have
ripened into formidable maturity. are alike
powerful to cure. The process of recovery
is. of course. longer when they have ripened
into formidable maturity, are alike power
ful to cure. The process of cure is. of course,
longer when the malady has gained head
way. but it is none the less certain. Dys-
pepSia. constipation, bilioasness, kidney
complaints and intermittent fever, invaria-
bly, yield to the ope, alton of the grea, al
teratiVe and inVigorant.
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The election is on Tuesday, November
] Keep cool, but keep up the good
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We would like to know what Ames
peant by appointing that rack-brained
blow, Grey, Brigadier-GeneraI of Mil
III
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subscription Department.

We acknowledge receipts of subscriptions
to THE CLARION since our last publication,
(two week to Tuesday, 18th inst, inclusive
AS follows:
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In this city, on Tuesday morning, Sept.
2Sth. 1875. by the Rev. G.. johnson, Mr.. j.
w. HARDY ana Miss EMMA HARDY, Gil oil
Kinds couatY.
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY,

Representatives-H. c. Dear, E. Watkins
Sheriff-R. L. Henderson: Chancery Clerk
--McRca MOSby; Circuit Clerk w. ID
Cameron; County Treasurer--A.A 4. Currie
Assessor--D. 5. Malone; Surveyor NJ
T. Hamilton.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Patent Granite Iron Ware.
TIME ONLY SUITABLE COOKING
Il VESSELS, and CHAMBER UTENSILS
in the World. For sale by
S. LEMLY & son.
Sept %. f75-4w.
The Parlor Shoe Store.

WILL be opened on the Both inst, with a
w complete stock Of Boots and Shoes Of the
latest and most approved styles which will be
sold at living rates, for cash, only The I'M
dersigned most respectfully invites the public
generally to inspect the same, and guarantees
satisfaction in all cases.
PHI. GILBERT
Sent 2q-lt
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ORGANIZE clubs. Hold meetings.
Rally the clans
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For Senate-R. Ii. Allen; Representatives.
Col w. ii. Fl. Tyson, Capt. NJ. Pound !:
Sheriff.. RI. Smith; Chancery Clerk-H.
w. Waldrop; Circuit Cierk-W. W. Stone !;
Treasurer. D. ParlsS%-SnTyeyar-J. G.
Dupree; Coroner and Ranger-G. W. rur-
ner.
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THE STATE FAIR.

The Carrollton Conservative devOtes q
column and a half to well-considered ar
ticle upon the State Fair, and to review OF
The very liberal list of premiums offered
The Conservative says:
There Is a place of honor for every one
to aspire to. The Farmer. the Gardener,
the Mechanic, the Inventor, the Engineer,
the Artist, the Housewife, the Seamstress,
and even the Schoolboy- In addition to the
usual Fair premiums are those OF the Grange
aud Centennial boards. Everything is more
propitious for better display this year than
has ever characterized our state Fairs. and
we bespeak for il large success. Let every
Carrolltonian do his best To have our county
fairly represented. and We have no fears for
the result"
The Corinth Sub -Soiler says of the APP
preaching State Fair:
This promises to be an occasion of great
interest, judging from the Premium List
before US, inasmuch as it is very extensive
We believe it is the most interesting Premi-
um List we have ever seen. 1t is full; il is
complete"
The Grenada Rural Gentleman pronounces
the Premium List enterprising and libe-
rail-"
Copies of the Premium List will be mailed
to any address on application to the Secre-
tary
j. STADEKER & Son have the largest and
best stock of Gents Furnishing Goods in
Jackson.
w. S. EPPERsoN, Esq, of the we'll
known law firm of Miles Il Epperson, of
Yazoo City, has been in this city for severa,
days. We acknowledge the pleasure OF
pleasant call from him.
Just in, at STADKKER's, Carpets and Rugs
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In addition to those who have been nom
mated for the House OF RepreS entativeS, and
whose names appear in the foregoing Coun-
ty Tickets, are the following for
REPREsENTATIvEs- oATERs.
ALCORN AND PRENTISs-W. |. Gibson.
CALHOUN AND NALoBUsHA--D. W. Rogers.
CHoCTAw AND MoNTGOMERY--
ISSAQUENA AND WASHINGToN
JACKSON AND HARRIsoN--J. Nj. MclnniS.
LINCOLN AND AMITE--.James +. JaSerS.
MARION AND
PEARL AND
SUNFLOwER AND LEFLoRE---
UNION AND PoTOTOC--Benj. +. McWhorter.
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Calico In Remnants, 5000 yards. at cts
AT STADEKERs,
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Have you seen the beautiful line of Shoes
which STADEKER & SoN have just opened .
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School Notice.

MISS LOUISE JULIENNE viii
vi reopen her School for BOYS and Girls.
on Monday, October 9TH. Terms as heretofore.
Sept II, lS75-2w
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s ENAT z

y r. y n L T.
81 District--( Lawrence, Lincoln and Pike
r.. III Thompson.
10th District-( Lauderdale and Clarke =
john w. Fewtll.
18th District Kinds and RankinJ--J. l..
McCaskilI. A. X. Johnston.
l2th District-(M adison)-J. r. Cameron.
I4th District Holmes III. II. Hooker.
18th District Attala and Leake, IS. L.
Oldham.
2lst District-Lee and Itawamba, )-R. II.
Allen.
23d District-(Tippah, Union and Benton
&C. c. Terry.
oath District--MonrOe and Chickasaw)--R
o. Reynolds.
9th District--(De Soto, Tate and Tunica, D.
John B. Morgan, G. G.. CaAicott.
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Fruit of the Loom, 12115 cents, at
STADEKER'S.
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CLARKE COUNTY.

Representative--Geo.M NJ. MaSsingill sheriff,
+. z. Harris; chancery clerk, Chas. a. Sto-
vail circuit clerk. Frank {. McGee; treas
urer. John L. Stay; assessor, Rozier Davis !;
surveyor, John I'll Evans; coroner, VIM. T.
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LOWNDES COUNTY.

Representatives. James e. Nelson, W. j.
BOYD, Z. A Erwin sheriff, +. III. Hargrove
circuit clerk. Jos. III Stevens; chancery
clerk, W. {. Bishop; treasurer, ). n. Berry
hill; assessor, j y. Smell; surveyor, T.. ID.
Mintar: coroner w Ii, Harrington
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NEONROE COUN1Y.

For Senator-R. o. Rey noids; Representa-
tives--W.. Troupe, A. J, Sykes, J. l.. Trice
Sheriff. w. Howard; Circuit Clerk
Andrew Wood; Chaneery Ct,rk-H. :. Gill
leylen; Tressurer-R. A. Hovea; Asses
sor-J. C. Burdine: Surveyor-Jas. \. Bal
lev I,nrnnar-.I III WILLIS
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Mr.. Cassidy, of New Orleans. the
well-known tent and sail maker, is in our
city for few days.
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RLAck AND coLoREn sILks-

re- Our Ladies Shoe Department contains
a stock Of Winter Shoes unsurpassed for cIr-
gance, durability and lowuCss OF price Ui-
rections for selt-measurcmout sent ou apple
cation.
EJs- Complete assortment Of Gents Furui-h-
ing Goods, Shirts. Collars, Cuffs, Ties. Hose
Gloves sc. Goods sent 'o any purt oi thr
country. shirt measurements SEM Uu uppIi-
cation.
re- For the accommodation of Ladies and
Families who are unable 10 visit the city. FUN
lines Of samples Of all grades Of Dry Goods
will be sent, and orders by mail filled with thr
greatest possible care.
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The popular house of j. SrADEKER Il Son
is determined TO sell their immense stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, just received, at
such prices as to De within the reach of ev-
ervbody.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

Representative, a. c. McNair; sheriff. A. O.
Cox ;chancery clerk, j. NJ Buckley; circuit
clerk, J II Stewart: treasurer. Allen Smith
assessor. l.. G. Matthews; surveyor. Luther
Blue: coroner. Ban. Hudnall.
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NAnISON C0INrN.

For Senate X. Cameron For House OF
Represeutatives-J. Il. Yellowby, Adam
Simpson and T.. A. Stebbn>; Sheriff.. w.
Bau"hn; Chancery Clerk-G. A. Baldwin
Circuit Clerk-R. Ii. Palmer: Treasurer
r. IL. Bennett; Assess or- James Scott
Surveyor-W. {. Love; Coroner, George
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H.EAKE COUNTY.

For Senate. 5. t. Oldham
Representatives. n. Denson; Sheriff
7. l.. Cooper; Chancery Clerk ID. F. Ca
denhead; Circuit Clerk--R. J.. Wallace
Treasurcr-David Treadwell; Assessor
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LOrd& TAYLOR
Importers Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic
DRY GOODS,

MTlLL owing 10 their great success ldnuur
w the past season. iu filling orders from no
parts OF the United States, give grcutcr At
TENTION TO OUT-OF-TOMN Business With
an enlarged DEPARTMENT aud increased
FACILITIES, they will TN all orders hy mpll
with their usual PROMTN ESS, and they
trust, with COMPLETE SATISFACTION.
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MARSIIAI.L COUNTY.

Representatives, w. :. Featherston, J. ii
Amacker, w. {. Warren, Ed. Aldrich; sher-
if, Henry c. Myers; circuit clerk, George B
Myers; chanccry clerk. b. w. Walthall
treasurer, James 7. Mckinney; assessor, III
X. w. ChildresS; surveyor, L. j. Eckles
anrOnnP fIaFn Rap1
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The Multiplication Of Diseases.

The largest and finest stock of Ladies'
Dress Goods can be found at STADEKER'S.
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TALLAHATCHEE COUNTY.

Representatives.. S. Bailey; Sherif-Jae.
A. Dogan; Circuit Clerk-B. F. Saunders
Chancery Clerk-Robert Riddick; Treasn-
rer-Thos. NJ. Mckinney; ASSESSOR. r.
Crow,
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uONTs.OuERY eOUNTY.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Representative-A. j Baker; Sheriff.. Fl.
Campbell: Chancery Clerk--H. p. Turner
Circuit Clerk--R. Il. Brown; Assessor-A-
G. Robinson; TIeasurer--W I. Townsend ;
Coroner, j. n. NJ. Bradford.
NEWTON COUNTY.
Representative, Isaac l.. Pennington sher-
if. e.. NJ. Gallaspy chancery clerk, Eugene
Carleton circuit clerk, w ID. Hunter treas
urer, j. c. Ports; assessor, A Mott; sur
veyor, Il. j. Taylor: coroner, j. l.. Dansby.
Pamela COUNTY.
Representatives, j. g. Hall. Jr.. ID. F. Floyd
Guilford Vaughan; sheriff, J. L. Fletcher
clerk, Felix Eldridge; treasurer, n. r
Sledge; assessor, J. L. Knox: surveyor, w
FL. Alexander; coroner. Ned Hightower.
PIKE COUNTY.
For Representative. NJ. Causey; Sheriff
R. A. Fielder: Chancery Clerk-W. Nj. COnerly
Circuit Clerk-A. P. Sparkman Treasurer
Henry Brownfeld Assessor-Sam'l Hawkins
Surveyors. Simmons.
PONTOTOC COUNTY.
Representatives.. G. Horton; Sheriff
Henry Duke; Chancery Clerk-C. d. Fon-
tame; Circuit Clerk. c. Donaldson
Treasurer-S. Bingham; AsseSsor-Paynt
johnson: Surveyor-Robt. Pitts.
PRENTIss COUNTY.
Representative, III. NJ. Street. (No count,
ticket nominated.)
SCOTT COUNTY.
Representatives,. b. HuCdleston; Sheriff
r.. 7. 81. Simmons; Circuit and Chaueery
Clerk. B. Blackwell ; DistrictAttorney-
Thos. H. Woods; Assessor-B. F. Smith
Treasurer-R. w. Bonds; Surveyor. w
Hanna Coroner, Bryant Harrell.
SIMPSON COUNTY.
Representatives.. L. Meade; Sberiff-W
l.. Weathersby; Clerk. A. McCaskill
Treasurer-Green Fem; Assessor-W. w
Dampeer.
TALLAHATCHHE COUNTY.
Representatives.. S. Bailey; Sheriff-Jae
| A. Dogan; Circuit Clerk-B. F. Saunders
Chancery Clerk-Robert Riddick: Treasn
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YALOBINHA COUNTN.

Representative, Cecil Lester sheriff, l.. Il
Wilson; chancery clerk, j. NJ. Strain; cir
cult clerk, +. "A. Meaders, Jr.; treasurer, J
o. Hendricks; assessor, John W. Brown
surveyor, 5. NJ. Ross.
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Representatives, F. r. TURKEY, Bryant Will
lis, John l.. Hebron, John E. Hogan. VIM
Glass; sheriff, A. j. Flanagan: circuit clerk
Ii. DEMO; chaneery clerk, j. A. RothchiId
treasurer. A. J. ConkIin; assessor, Cooley
Mann: cotton Weigher, T. j. HaneS.
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CLAIBORNE COUNTY.

Representatives-W d. Bean, Z. S. Drake
SHERIFF.. E. Buck Circuit Clark-N SWal-
ker; Chaucery Clerk-John p. Brison Treas
urer-H. L. Lobenburg; Assessor-Lewis
Thompson; Surveyor-W. II. B. Healy; j. c.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEYS:

4th Districts. II. Terral.
Sth District---C. B. Mitchell, POntotoc.
9th District-J. Nj. Allen. Tupelo.
10th District-Jas. I. FAINT, Holly Springs
14th District-GeO. A. Wilson, Lexington.
10th District--R. V. Booth, Vicksburg.
= DistIict-Thos. III. Woods.
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BENTON COUNTY.

Representative, VIM. Crum; Sheriff, Joe
W. Winburn; Circuit Clerk, VIM. A yres :;
Chaneery Clerk, VIM. Hudspeth Treasurer,
NJ. ID. Robinson; Assessor, b. +. Emory
Surveyor, ID. Dickerson; Coroner, Felix
Garrett.
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RANKN COUNTX.

Representatives. F. I. Gaydeh, Joseph NJ.
Jayne, Jr.; sheriff. Sam. ID. Rhodes chan
Gerry clerk. Simeon X. Mautin circuit clerk.
VIM. Allen; county treasurer, John r.
Enoehs; assessor, Robert A. Whitfield; sur
veyor, J. 5. Melvin; coroner sud ranger,
David = Crook
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WINSTON COUNTY.

Representative, J. Brad. johnson; sheriff.
j. l.. Conner; chaucery clerk, W. Henry
Hudson; cir nit clerk, J J. Mcdaniel
treasurer, {. Ii. eagle; assessor, John NJ
Webster; coroner, j. j. CaInbs
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ATTALA COUNTY.

Senator's. L. Oldham Representatives
d. 7. Guyton, J. h. Schrock sheriff.. H.
Gilliland; Chancery Clerk-W. V. Davis :;
Circuit Clerk--R. \. Chestnut; Treasurer
r. Walpole; AssesSor--W. z. Ratlifi; Sur
YevOr--M. j. Clark; Coroner, w. b. Savage
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TATE COUNTY.

Representatives, T. B.Garref. G.. D. Stands
sheriff, John E. Matthews chancery clerk.
John 7. McCracken; circuit clerk, Robt. F,
Ward treasurer, w. l. Hawkins.
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CMOCTAW COUNTY.

representatives,. Z. Bridges; Sheriff
W. ID. Fondren Chancery CIerk-E. L. Sc
ward Circuit Clerk f, Fondren; Treas
urer-I. L. Middleton; AssessOr-A. BIau-
ton. Suryeyor-Wm Otis
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WAIVE COUNTY

Representative, John +. Mccormick, tor
Wayne and Greene sheriff, &. III. Cole /;
clerk of circuit aud chancery courts, W. l..
Davis treasurer. John West.
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EVERYTHING for the cause.
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CARROLL COUNTY

Representatives, W. +. Tucker, John A d.
Wilkinson; sheriff, j. L. 5. Hill chaucery
clerk, j, NJ. Grif1ia; circuit clerk, IL. b.
Lacy /; treasurer. Jonn DOss assessor, James
T. LYON; coroner, j. W. McNamee.
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j. STADEKER q Son have the largest anC
best stock of Gents Furnishing Goods il
Jackson.