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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-15

Alexander Torges, jr., proprietor oI
the German paper, the "Freie Presse,"
is out with card in his paper in re-
lation to the difficulty between his father
and himself. MIR. Torges, jr. says:
~. have supported my parents for
years, according 10 the best Of my abil!.
ty, and even founded the Freie Presse
with the intention Of giving my father a
position suitable to his taste and incli-
nations.
For his services Mr.. Torges, sr., has
been fully paid, or rather has paid him
self, and that there 10 still an immunity
due him is not shown By the books,
which he himself kept.
"How it stands as to the nature OF the
claims oil my father the public may see
III the item" Of the suit, in which Mr.
Torges, ST., outside OF regular salary
of $25 per week, claims an additional
remuneration OF 81, 80 for extra and Sun.
day work. Surely such thing does MOI
often happen between father and son,
AS much as regret the rash act OF my
father shall still never lose sight of the
respect due him from son.
"ALEXANDER TORGES, JR."
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Assignee's Sale.

TN NPURSUANCEOF AN ORDER OF SALW
| to us directed by the Probate Court OF
Hamilton County, Ohio, in case No. 2,646, We
will sell, at Public Auction, on the premises,
on THURSDAY, January a. lS77, at O'CLOCK
Z. NJ. the following described real estate,
with all improvements thereon, situate in
Walnut Hills. Lane Seminary Subdivision, ana
more particularly described rs follows:
First Tract--Commencing at a point in the
north line OF Mcmillan street nty (5O) feet west
OF the west line Of Beach street; thence wese
with the north line Of Mcmillan street twenty
FIVE (25) feet; thence north by line parallel
with the west line OF Beach street one hundrt4
(lUU) feet; thence east by line parallel VICE
the north line OF Mcmillan street, twenty live
(25) feet; thence south by line parallel Win
the west line OF Beach street one hundred (lVOl
leet to the place OF beginning.
Appraised at 81 ,OO0.
Second dTract-LOmmencing at point in the
north line of Mcmillan street seventy i've (75l
feet west OF the west line of Beach strecti
thence west with the north line OF McMlllag
st, eet twenty-five (25) feet; thence north by \
line parallel with the west line Of Beach street
one hundred (10D) feet: thence east by line
parallel with the north line Of Nc MILAN street
twenty live (25l feet; thence south by LING
parallel with the west line OF Beach street
one hundred (lUO) feet to the place Of begin
ning.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms-One-t third cash, and the balance in
two equal payments i'll six and twelve m0nthe
from cate Of sale, with interest, and secured
BIZ mortgage. JNO. A. TRIMBLE,
VIM. G. WILLIAMS,
del -4tF Asslgnees of Richard Grfiths.
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T EGAL.-Hamilton County PROBATE Court.
lI-Mar il V. i. Sater, Administrator OF the
estate OF Matthew Duval, deceased, PLAINTIFF
vs.. Mary Duval, widow OF Matthew Duvalii
deceased, Elizabeth Duvall, Mary Duvall, AL
exander Wilson Duvail, John DuvaIl and ReA
becca Bcvia, defendants.-No. 2,663.-The de-
fenda IT'S, john Duvnll, residing in BartholO-
NEW County, Indiana, and Rebecca Bcyis, res
siding in Miami County, Indiana, will take
notice that the above named plaintiff ON the
17th day Of November, 1876, filed in tho above
named Court his certain petition, alleging
among other things that the personal estate
aud effects OF said cedent are insufficient 10
Day the debts Of said estate, and praying fof
the assignment Of dover to the widow OF SAID
Matthew Duval', deceased, aud the sale OF th9
following described real estate OF which said
defendant died seized In feJ simple, to satisfy
the indebtedness OF said es ate, via:
Thirty fye (35) acres OF land situated In
Crosby Township, Hamilton county, o., and
| being part of Section s, Township Z, Range ,
east: be ginning NJ a stone on the section line,
which 10 the southwest corner OF tract OF land
previously deeIed 10 j. w. l'ot!inger: thencA
north II deg. 45 min. west 10 chains and 81
Ilnks to northwest corner OF said preyiOus
deeled tract, stone in Isreal BuelPS lines
thence south S6 deg. west 10 chains and 81
links to a stake; thence south with SAID Buell'a
line, 10 chains and -! links to the south OF the
section; thence eastward with the section
line 10 chains and 81 links to the place Of be~
ginning.
+. Rs H.. 2 f., Hamilton County, o., bounded
and described as follows, viz: Beginning az
the northwest corner Of the same whore il
crosses with the lands Of MI V. B. Safer and
Charles Kinsler; thence $. 67I& deg. W. I954
chains to stone; thence :. 2s1a deg. 4. LUG
CHAINS; thence D. G7h deg. ". LT5 chainss
| thence 5. 6k deg. h. 9.s0 chains to stone;
thence S. 75h deg. w. 1875 chains to stone !;
thence 5. 8 deg Il. 1900 chains to the Great
Miami River; thence with the meanderings
of said river n. 7S deg. Il. % chains: thence 81
| 76h deg. e. $40 chains; thence s. 6l% deg. II.
| 9Si chains; thence leaving said river N. 4
deg. w. 1910 chains: thence S. 68A deg.
| +. 3BS chains; thence 5. S9S deg. w. SIS
| chains; thence N. ~ deg. W. n .l3 chains, 70
place OF beginning, containing eighty lone aud
| thirty five hundredths acres.
| Anu unless they answer or demur on or be-
| ( re the lStn day Of December, 1916, the alle-
cations of said pc ion will be taken as true,
| and the prayer thereof granted.
MILTON SAFER, Attorney for PlainUif
| CINCINNATI, Nov II, 1876. no17 -5tF
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GOLD ard plated neck chains, at very
low prices, at Jno. Is. Morris, l6S Wal
nut street.
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Fire this Morning.

An alarm of fire was sounded from
Box 199, corner of Freeman and Findlay
streets, about 1870 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The fire was in the roof OF two-story
frame building, No. 272 FmGlay, occu-
pied by Mrs. Merrill. A small hole was
burned through The roof, and the flames
were put out with few buckets of
water. The loss is trifling, and is due
to a defective chimney.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-15

Grand rally of the worklngmen al
Turner Hall Tonight.
Last lecture OF Prof. Morse on Popular
Science at Melodeon Hall tonight.
That indignation meeting takes place
Wednesday evening, Dec. %, at Pixies
Hall.
The Normal Alumn@ will meet at the
Wesleyan College, Saturday, December
49, at 10 A. NJ.
Supper and sale of Christmas goods
St. Johns Church, corner Seventh and
Plum, this evening.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRE- S ENT
BART 81 HICKOX
No. 90 West Fourth Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

A large assortment of useful and Fancy Goods,
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Ivory, Carved and Plain Hair Brushes, Fancy
tuck and Dressing Combs and Jewelry.
Shell Tuck Dressing and Side Comb, Neck
laces, Pins and Ear Drops, Buffalo Horn,
Inlaid Brushes and Combs.
Gilt, Ivory and other styles Plate Glass Hand
and Stand Mirrors.
Celluloid Necklaces Pins, Ear Drops Crosses
and brushes, English Garnet Jcwelry. Vel
Pms, Sleeve Buttons, and Hair Ornaments.
Pearl ana Leather Card cases and Pocket
Books.
Party and Bridal Fans; large variety Of latest
styles.
Fine Extracts, Coognes and Toilet Waters in
Fine Cut Glass Bottles and Fancy Boxes,
elegant goods for presents.
Rubber Crying Dolls and Babies. Doll heads
in all sizes oys in great variety. Foot
Bat and Parlor Balls. Gold Mounted and
Plain Jewelry. Canes. Ladies' GossameI
Cloaks, and every variety OF Rubber
Goods.
Indestructible Doll Heads all sizes. Dol
Bodies.
CHEAP TABLES,
CHEAP TABLES,
CHOICE 25 Cts,
CHOICE scots,
CHOICE 81 90
On our Cheap Tables you will find large va
rety of goods at very low prices.
del5-3t-F, ,1u,&F
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~ In order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
ersiu the STAR. Mr.. e. Duncan 5niIfen, No. u
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general ami special Agent for the Eastern
States. This will be a branch once of the STAR
Mr.. .SnlRen being authorized to make advertising
contracts behalf, aud receipt all collections
, therefor in our name,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-15

The fame OF Gleun's Sulphur Soap as a rem
edy for eruptions sores. burns, pimples, blOtch-
es and rheumatic and gouty pains has spread
far aud wide. Physicians recOmmend 1t and
the dema nd for 1t constantly increases.
Change gray hair to black or brown with
Hilps Har Dye.
For sale by au Druggists.
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A NEW INVENTION.

HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS Illustrated
III Practical Guide = Cunning and rifle
shooting; making ant using traps, snares and
nets; bats and batting; preserving, stretch
ing, dressing. tanning and dyeing skins and
Taxidermist's Manual, 50c Dog Training,
25c. Humors Of Vcntrilodyism, l5c. Improve
ment OF Memory, 15c. Or book sellers or by
mail. JESSE HANEY " co, 10 Nassau
street, New X0Ek, : : 'n9ls:ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-03
WANT Ed,

a yiRsr.cLAss DRESS TRIMMHR -Ap.
n ply Immediately a. nT. ~ Melniyres
Niiiinsry aud Drersmskine E.tibli-hment. op-
posit. L. r. fox's butcher shop, Main street,
Gold MIL. osfHt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OBSTACLES TO mARa,Ae.

uArrY RELIEF ror YOUNG uyS
u from the efse,s Of Error. and Abu.r.,a y
aaylY life. Manhood restored. Imt,.,lim,.,,.
40 Marriage renewed. New meihoJ ot ,,.,.,
msnt. New and remarkable remedies. n"ot |.
sr,l Circulars sent free. In sealed snyrl.,,,..
Addrr-s. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, an \
Ninth ~. Philadelphia. fa.-An in.,I,u,,o,
having . high reputation for honorable con,
duet aud dprofesslonalskill. sali 3u
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc.

OVp1 uAVn V hVO4ASSV4ss
CoNsUMERs WILL. PLEASE
TAXI NOTICE THAT WE FRO
P0s. To SILL GROcERIEs.
FLOUR AND RRHD. AND ALI.
GOODS PERTAINING To THAT
LINE, At THE LOWEST PRICES.
LUBRIcArING AND BURNING
OILS, AND CANDLES, ARR KEPT
NY Us IN LARGR QUANTITIES.
DUCK DRILLING AND siIKRTING,
CpOcKRRY AND GLASSWARE,
wOODENwARH, TINwARR, RrC.
or EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA
HAMS wK uAvH JUST RECEIVED
IARG. QUANTITY, AND OFFER
TuEM At Low PRICES. LARD,
RACON. FORM, RIGGS AND hut
TER, ALWAYS PR Rsu GOODS,
DEI.IvRRHD FRER AND sATis.
FACTION GUARANTEED.
PLEASE ASK US OUR PRICES
ON EXTRA WINTER STRAINED
LARD OIL. CANDLES AND COAL
OILS.
Aiss en- Hand. and for sale at all
times, 0tant Powder.
B0STWICK & ROBINSON,
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ANNIE AND wILI.iE's PRAYER,
nj .orniA r. SNOW.

ANNIE AND WILLIEsS HRAN&k.
-
ny SOPHIA r. SNOW,
r",s .,,S,s sss h.% eve ,.ss es's,s ore oa"~A '
md An.'s ana ,ssi saa r,gs si h,S ssS
And each iii: I,,iis sosom wa. AssvIas with ,ish.
r,r - ,,I,,,, ,.sir .teru father a command kal
ssea :i.en
Ins .nss ~ .hSS sash,-s,, ah.r ,roah'sd Nm m,r,
With aas .tion. unh. ari II than ever before.
ne 'os s"sa. - y. 's.s. :. s...s. ...a.. .,., h.I
w
And n, hop~d. amer this. he should nevermor,
uov nsS =. .eums,.a a,.a eh,m.e,. with Pre-.
s.,. ..rlx xe.r
AMI n va. ~.. i.s r...ou ,hu ,uo iiul. hea.l..
Ess,. niSs. and The siosi on sSs ''sspis ,oiisa
No, 's. = ..r, hal teen .p,ien BY either tn then
Wh., vNiIi,... al lace fruu, the BLANKET did
"hsn WINE 'sa ''s' '''"' ''' ''~"@' N''
A. ~. sii.,.,,sI. .p.sr An.le. 4. 'oa "a,
..,ssa
..vs. ~ s,o,h., Willis Sc q sv,e, voice re.
ps ,,,. nm, \ can't ,hut m,
Va, ..,,,,.h.xr Al p,xhr- mn. -o -,sry iccaus,
Sssr papa Ia. ,,d ,S ,Isfs md ~ 10 sss1 I, s"..
S"w, We th"w 'n~.- 1s' ~. a,'',. ~
For he ..ms svs ysa' ssi"'s ,n., s.%. ma MEL Ia
nut. ,hen. q 'e oe" 'A'"A"S '"-'
pray. ,., ,,., ..mm,
""" ,s",,id az
wuuu y. A.. ...a o.,,. clan.
And maybe .hs A'ssa h'm !" ''Ha NAM" ''-"'
x,,,,1 ~ ~ ,,,, n, A. n. b,ouyht every
WIN rrss. 'Ss .'"''' P
"Weil. Why nnt ntwspay de-' u n'""'' u''
zen. .....,,,. ia, y.
ana ask pea 70 49, ,eha n a'a, M ~ ~ ana ui,hou,
ivs pcen 'hihA u ~ 49, NJ"
Pm, rS,s ,s,s %s,s s,, fee, souns gu, on the n.or
Ahi four ili,s hnss- ,as ,si s,n 49, "a. !. ,,ea
""I brrs.,' "
.v ,,..,,, -, .,,,. ,.., ,,u.t a,tpiy bs-
S1r, you A''" wv mus ''
....rs $4,000. v. ..k m, xs.re ,ure 10 ne.
Ihst ths proses" w 40 ''' w
cei,e. al, AN, , .v An.
'ou ns' wa" '"'' '
Ani by that you VIII tnow that your 'u'h ".
me ,nra. NM, ,,o,h., anal me:
anu g.sh, us ~ 80, ,s'v' y. o., ~, ,,,,,
AM .s sw sss.y "1s sscst.Ses ,sss sasi. with
n,..., .p1ss. s,,, lem. and .,u.. himt,.ee
~nha. saints .isa. love-, Love ss , na,n sn,s s,s,n
Dos ", MN ~ w,,,,., ~ .na,s A.ea-
AZ dear bro,her Willie hhu sune. a"ea
"fic1.s; c,.s; oe'a'' ct santa r'a' 'a" a'"a To-
And bun. u. sone pesents osiore mis lgn''
s wsns hs .s.Sa .s, aS s ssa ~ eslS,.d rcd
A box full of tandy. book and toy
Amen, and den. pcsns. os uo1u 9oJ'
Their prayers being ended. they fai-sauP 'h'''
And. with hearts !ight and CHEERFUL again
- .oushi their ssa.. 49,. s,,, :, ....
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commencement Exercises
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE

THURSDAY. June Z2I-Examination Of class
IS in Institute Buildings, from o'clock A. ".
10 l p. NJ.
FRIDAY, June 23d-Examination Of classes
in Institute Buildings. from clock =. T. to
I'm
TUESDAY june NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Exhi-
bitiOn in College Chapel at o'clock, A. n.
WEDNESDAY, June 28h.-Exereises of Grad
uating Class, comforting Diplomas and award
ing Prizes IN College Chapel. at 10 o clock A NJ
Meeting of Alumnae Association at P. NJ
in Institute Building
Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
to be concluded By a scene. entitled COLLIN
BIAS CENTENNIAL WELCOME TO TEE NATIONS
in College Chapel at ?. II.
.lune l4-2w
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University el Mississippi.
Order Of EXERCISES Commence
Es1pnt OF 1876.

on RID Mss, May 2, 1876.
PRIZE SPrAEISG Hermcan Freshmen,
NJ 2}d june.
PEiae King. Phi Sigma Freshmen, S
p. r., ii i jane.
Go5I1IEsCGsi EsI 7l<srJN. Dis1Dp Garrett Of
Texas lIA. ". 18th Juae.
AyEu>I MEErIsG Board Of Trustees Mon
dav - h June.
SsruovoaE PRIZE DEcLAMArIoY, 10 A. r..
Z5th June.
ANNUAL MEETING Phi Sigma Society, T..
T. 26th June.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION 10 s. NJ. 9th June.
ANNUAL MEETING HERTEAS SOCIETY. r
". 9th June.
HoyoRARy GRAFTON, by Hen. II. II. Chal-
mers 18th June
DELIVERY OF MEDALS. 2Sth June
ALUNSI MEETING and Address, p. NJ, 18th
June
COMMENCEMENT Day. 18th June.
Candidates for admission to the University
viii be examined on Thursday and Friday,
ID and ID Of June. al opening OF next
session, 18th Of October.
ALIEN P STEWART
May 81 IS76.-4w Chancellor.
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The recent assurance of General Sherma,-
th9t tho Indians would not be allowed =,
kin or scalp the white intruders on their
anrilerous domains at the Black Hills seems
scarcely TO be justified by the sequel 4
dispatch brings the news that the Nebraska
and Dakota Siouxs are most OF them on tie
,.ar-nath
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sEpE1sE ga SEe:'.

TaearEt miserable beings in the world are
those suffer in .roa Dyspepsia and Liver
More han seycnty-tive Per cent 81 the
prorlo ia Tire United states are afflicted
with Jhcse two diseases and tteir cfftc',
such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache LA
biGual Co~tlyeness F,1pitaJion II tie Heart,
Heart Lara, Water braSG. 9uaWin2 aud
hurnino n.irs at the pit of tae stomach,
vi ov skin. coated Fong2e and Gi-a@r"c-,
able ts> in the mouth, comia9 ~ "t i"'d
after eating. low spirits, etc. Go "a Tic
Drug Store ot " \. Wilkerson' Memphis
forl0 cents. Try l. Two doses will re-
G.-Se YOU
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'lLlEEr's GN.-The advertisement
.-1s celebrated gin, which i manui@c-
.do5 across g..a Southern line Of our
, -s 4, Amitc, on the y. O.. It, L. < c. II.
4 WI" re fond in another coinmn. In
.'s''.e # is norris we viii quote from 2
. .4ent uoderoatb by Mr.. VIM Taylor. 81
ID, county, Arkansas, ,wRose original
'@'.J i now Def re us, rs follows: 'Tnc
premiums taken by cotton ginucd with
'a..e.+ are: Phillips county fair, 1872 /;
sSale county fair, 1873; sd. St. Louis
l'.4 .tr-c state Premium; 4th. Ihe
srar 1850 other bales were sent to
\ '..''Aali, but toe late 70 be entered
e.. We're given supplementary prize O!
~ '-''. Sweepstakes premium at s.
- wye. Sweepstakes premium At Mem
Mt Taylor wao makes the statement
'"er Of the cotton which took the pre-
''4s' Nothing need be added.
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Exccedin.iy Handsome

TIL display OF Novelties ~ l-l,I5e@ :, J &c"
fxins" made m fa Eerue \ e. Eerue Cash
mere Lace, Ecrue SILK, Ee'ue Crepe Iisse,
Iv8rv silk Cream silk AMI the charming
variety Of Neifin&s in Cream. Ivory ard
Ec ne. plain and with Chenille spots same
co or, are uneXcelled and Only % nc - H q.
Robinson u STEE Ems.
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There is 40 pathological fact more clearly
ascertaiued tildn that TIE most formidable
l..s i9e- ~ nervous disease are tFaceaoie 70
iulpertect digestion. Insomnia. with Its
-r4.n Of UiJc4ul const qucnceS, Procoeti> 'Aofe
fvrruFntlv from weakness OF The stomach
than from any other cause. Mere sedtt3VeS
are s8g.ef Ec1s to cure nervousness anu soon
cease 10 pailiatc lts sym ptoms. me true
way TO sire CITIZEN tie nervous system /. Z"
;nyiwolatt tue digestive ard aS<imitaiIVe
oru.tus. upaa whose uncbstguctcd action
"a equilibrium Is absolutely dependent.
TIE daily use Of Hostetter'> stomach Bit
ters viii do more TO brace and Soothe the
weakened and irritated nerves and Ihdnce
sound. refreshing sleep-nature's grand
hulicou- than all the so-called neryinf :
10 bs found ~ he pharmacopUa or out OF
it. y wine gIassial of the Bitters should
be taken before each meal.
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May 3lslnl

The time for a man to sgynd iFu2ly by
Jobs example, is when he washes hi~ face
with homemade soap and begins Ia paw
around over the chairs with his eye sinus,
inauiring for a towel, quick. ana i tale s3a-
LOST
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Sheriff s c.

A. d. BLY,. use, etc.
V. Vendtioni Ixponas
f. A. PEyToH,
DY VIRTUE or THE above stated writ 10
ID me directed from the Circuit Clerk of
Kinds County. LIST District, and return8ble TO
the Court Of j. II. Boyd, J. p, on the sd day
Of june. lS76. l will sell, at Public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, within the
hours prescribed by law, in front OF the city
Iall in the city of jackson, on
THE 23p DAY OF JUNE, 1876,
The following described properly, to. wit:
Lot No. = ia Bankson's survey in South
Jackson, lying and being in the c.unty of
Kinds and State Of Mississippi. which has
been heretofore levied upon as The property
Of the Defendant. and will be sold to sati,fy
the above stated case and all cost
5. B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
June 7-3w. (Pr's fee s. So
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TAI hS4E5S12S

IiAN BE SUPPLIED with the blank forms
Y of Tax Lists prescribed by tie Revenue
Law ut the rate OF 81 90 per thousand; by
mail - o. Also, with the Blank Form of
Notice to Persons who Fail to Return Tax
Lis by the 1st Monday in July. Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE.
jackson Miss
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Esop~c-E2 acpsE-~ F'.aile .Soiicc.

Tie -t.ci, 81 House Furnishing Goods
comprising Na,tm. ia checks. the new
Gent uniui fancy, AMI Wh1c, fl yard wide
ar 50 cents, are re .eivng great attention at
Robinson L stevens; also a pert, CT stock oi
Foweis, Napkins, Nottingham Curtain
Lace, to which marked attention Is called
and LINEN Table Damask, All of which j.
ur5sa p .ssed il quality or price in any retail
m1rS.t. R9BINsON K STEVENS.
My 81 ~
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FRUrr of the Loom 4 4 at 10 cents at


We congratulate the people Of Chieas3w,
roon the fact. that Judge b. Martin has
consented to deliver an historic sketch OF
oar county anl towns, on the approaching
centennial anniversary of American indepen-
de.ec -t'hicasaw Messenger.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-06-21

TINS standard article Is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes ali eruptions, itching
and dandruf. It gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restorea
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MID, State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, 1.-The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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JUsr in, this day, by express, five
ni.ccs of Eerue Net for Polanaise, with
Ecrue Trimming ia match.
inn. 20 1t. ROBINSON & SrIyENs.
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b. HULL continues to receive large
~, .-1''.ies Of tie best dressed and rough
srl'i also. shingles, lathes, sash, DOORS
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QUIT CLAIM DEEDS,

FYOR SALE ct The CLARION OFFICE. ene
Dollar per quire; 90 cts for quire SIX
blanks for 80 cents; single blanks, 10 cents,
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ttention, Taxpayers
PROPOSALS FOR COAL

z'or State E.unntil. Asylum.
CtEALED Proposals will be received. until
- the 20 il day Of June, for the delivery of
TO $50 tons Of frst-class CRATE COAL, to be
delivered the Asylum switch, two miles
above Jackson Mississippi, or in the Asylum
coal house. The undersigned reserves the
privilege Of rejecting any or all bids
X +. MCGILL,
june T. 1&76-2 e Steward.
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FOURTH WEEKS DRIvE.-Owing to
N. great success attending The "Third
tne "Drive' Tor that Week, the job
..'e5 will be continued, with an entire
-s" i'ne of attractions.
'''e 21-lt. RoBTNsoH & STEVENS.
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FOURTH WEEKS 'tDRyE. Til
great drive for this week IS in Boots and
Shoes, in any ard every quality, for chill
dren, misses. youths, ladies and men.
RoBINsoN & STEVENS.
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TET7S GF TP.UST

WE ARE NOW ready to fill orders for the
" following blanks:
n Al Deed Of Trust for Rent and Supplies
No AZ. Deed of Trust for Rent.
y. A.. Deed of Trust t. Secure Advances by
Merchants
n ordering, state the No of blank wanted
Price, 100 per qure Of u blanks, except 10.
b. which IS g 90 per quire. Price by The
a-adrcd 500, which iuolud : postage.
Address,
p.u-rD D4pESnAJr
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