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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05
Tribute frOm "a Political OPpO
ment

The n. Y. Tribune is owned and run
by Jay Gould, leading Radical ringster
and will support Hayes, but it is COM
PEELED to admit the sterling integrity and
superb administrative abilities of Samuel
J. Tilden. It says:
In adopting as its leader in the coming
contest the Only Democrat who has distin
guished himself as a practical reformer, and
the one who, more than all others, is hated
by the baser elements Of the party, the De
mOcracy at least does something to earn
oblivion for its past and give us hope for its
future. The Convention has not failed to
see, what we pointed out some time ago,
that without New York they have not the
remotest chance OF winning, and without
d sound haFd-mOGey man and genuine
reformer they have not the remotest chance
of getting New York. Mr.. Tjlden's course
since he became Governor has made him
the representative of honesty in administra-
ton aud drcency in politics.
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Presidential Calculation.

The following is a fair calculation of
the result Of the presidential canvass. 1t
will be seen that Mississppiis confidently
set down on the side of Tilden and Hen
bricks. Men do you hear that! There
must be no faltering in the Democratic
column. Every inch of ground which
was won in November must be held at
all hazards. No people are more deeply
interested in the result than Mississippi
ans, and the expectations which have
been built upon the tirmness and vigilance
and fidelity to principle of her sons, must
not be disanDGinted
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Congregational Nominee.

Another vacant place in our list of
Congressional nominees is supplied by
the name of Col. Van H. Manning, of
Holly Springs, for the I'd District. He
received % votes, and Hon. w. III. Fitz-
Gerald, 18 Hon. r. H. Taylor did not
permit his name to go before the Con-
vention. From the list of able and
worthy aspirants, the Convention could
not fail of good selection. Col Man
ming is able, eloquent and true, and will
make an efficient Representative. The
nomination is now made. 1t is the law
of the party. Let the friends of each of
the candidates bury the Ratchet, close
ranks and march to victory.
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WASHINGTON, L. c., June 20. Is;

WASHINGTON, L. G., june 20. 1876.
Messrs. j. W. MdybiH, G.. A. Bald,gia, and
Others, C0HanlHtee:
GENTLEMEN am IN receipt of vour, of
18th instant. conveying the agreeable incl
ligence of my nomination for congress in
the 18th District of Mississippi.
This renewed manifestation of confidence
in me as Il public servant awakenS in my
mind sense of the great responsibility
any circumstances. to be invested with the
power and authority to speak the will OF
$4,000 free men, upon questions affecting
their dearest personal rights and property
Interests, cannot fail to awaken feelings of
apprehension and distrust in an honorable
mind, lest there shall be failure in the dis
charge of duty; bat in the present excited
and feVerish state OF the public mind, with
all our industrial interests FRUSTRATED, with
an immense public debt weighing down the
energies of our people. with u Government
corrupt and corrupt'ng in all its depart
ments, the duties of Il Representative in
Congress becomes doubly responsible.
l have no distinguished services in the
past to offer as a guaranty for future tidel-
tty. | am well known to the people of the
District, and on that account, feel proud
of their willingness to trust me. Ny iudg-
ment may be ut fault oftentimes-mV hon
esty. my fidelity, never.
! beg to tender. through YOU, to tile Deo-
pie of the 4th Co1gre SSiOnal District. my
sincere gratitude for this additional mark
of their confidence and respect; aud to
thank the committee for the very Agreeable
and com plimentary manner in which they
have discharged the duty assigned them
With sentiments of great respect, am,
very trHly,
Your friend and obedient servant,
O. X. SINGLETON.
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The RAIDS, it's said, will select A. NJ.
West, while the Democratic Covserva
tives will place the standard of their
party, etc.-Correspondence Memphis
Appeal.
1t is strange that the Appeal will adj
nit mischievous gossip, like this stuff,
into It's columns. There is nothing in
Gen. Vests position to warrant the al
fusion to him. Though he has given his
chief attention to other matters than
politics since the war, his position
is we'll known. In the last canvass no
man struck harder blows for the over
throw of Radical misrule than those
which were aimed by him. His mastery
speeches in North Mississippi in the
cause of reform elected universal APP
plause. He is at this time, or Will be
soon, at Philadelphia, where he is to de-
liver the centennial address as the rep
resentative of Mississippi. At the prop
er time, he will open the canvass as cleo
tor for the State at large, in behalf Of
the Democratic ticket; and so far from
permitting his name to be used by the
opposition as a candidate for Congress
he will give to the Democratic nominee
his decided support.
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Gov. TiIden in New York.

The Herald says that the advices of
Gov. Tilden and his friends are that
New York will do better at the coming
election for the Democratic party than
it did in 1874 when Tilden defeated Dix
by fifty-four thousand majority. 1t says
the movement among the Germans in
favor of Gov. Tilden is remarkable, and
promises to work great changes in the
Western States. Many accessions from
independent voters and former Republi-
can sources are reported.
SUBSCRIBE for THE CLARION.
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EiIdem and aaend riclGS.

The nomination of this ticket has been
received with enthusiasm in all parts of
the country. The people look to it as a
harbinger of fepcse after these long
years of strife under the rule of the hith-
erto dominant party. And they want
the civil service purified. Accounts from
New York, New England, the West, the
Pacific regieas the South-indeed, every
where-are all favorable to the success Of
the ticket
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Hon.mD Money

BY reference 30 the pf5ce''
Democratic Cougres.iohl' T., .
Convention for the 81 pl.''
jackson on the 14th ilstr Il 0
that the gentlemen whose t@
this article, was nominated W RI
tion--not a dissenting V ,,i. f.
indeed a compliment worig worm h. i-
and is a just recognition o. 5.. /
BILE and arduous services o' s,5 .
man during the presen!t, o". IN BAD
session Of Congress, W MS.
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friends ana neighbor. -,
nave that divine a......''y ...
"hl'h ! cannot succeed ,.I
cannot IAN. Cheer. wy 'H
ASK you 10 deal with my 'y.
II shall be the Wi,i ofu. .Da
nomlnltion shah ba
be well. II, ou the s,L'. '.l-
be the viii ~ the p."a' Dl'
shall assume these gre,i
let rs see To il thai
hlm, give him a fair fr..I
prayers.
My friends, ] thank
est you have takeuia NH
that you have laid a..r.
There has been too mr.i
such occasions juiI.., a...
see to II that abuse or yaa-
candidate that shall ban'.
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PENDING the St. Louis Convention,
the following dispatch was aent to dele
gate by the well-known banker in New
York, who was understood to have been
party to the purchase Of the New York
World in the interest OF Senator Bayard /:
New York, June p, 1876.
John q, Priest, St. Louis:
Opposition of TammaHy and represen-
tatives of old rings in St. Louis strength
Ell Tilden and gain US largely in Ger
man and reform votes. [ regard his
election if nominated certain.
S. L. NJ BARLOW.
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The Public schools.

The Superintendent of Public Ednca-
ton. Hon. I. s. Gathright, has issued
a circular (to be found elsewhere) sta
ting that under the law of April 18th,
1876, the full term of FIVE months must
be held in the public schools, and direct
ing county officials having charge of them
to proceed With preparations for carrying
out the law The decision aoeords with
the plainly declared intent of its framers
and accords with the wish Of the people.
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your Judgment and the judgment OF
The neopIe am heartily with you in
sym pstbv and action. l am happy to
meet YOU tonight. l trust | shall have
an opportunity of seeing you hereafter
cain thanking you for your KIND a'ten-
ton, bid you good evening.
The band then played several AIRS
and the .Jacksonans, after filing past the
Governor and shaking hands with HIM
left the grounds. but the crowd remained F.,
and a constant stream of citizens passed
the Governor, paying their respects to
him.
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THE correspondence between the Corn
mittee of the Fourth District and Hon.
o. r. Singleton will be found elsewhere
Mr.. Singleton gracefully aceeptsthe NOM
ination. He has performed valuable
services as a member of the Committee
on A appropriations in introducing Reform
measures in the House of Representa-
tiyes. and has deserved the well-done"
plaudit
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The independent Pr.

Foremost among these 90
and influence is the NewI a,.
here is its response TO II,.aa
ton:
The Sun thanks God iyr a
ton of Tilden, and say, itHn4r
err, and because ne isaraou
den is selected to lead t6.
this Centennial year Su. Z.
ton cannot fail 10 excite r a.
Of the country the mos. Uaty
ful enthusiasm. We admit
its success,
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lIH.u0AD NOrH
'TrnnhP~ tslIsc charge 81 p D

On tho evening of the 5.u
arth-bouud wuy-ircigutoal..
division of the ST. Louis, hn
and Chicago railroad -.onp.
chester snd Chaplin About
vest tramls boarded, and a..
the train, in spite Of Couduta
who brought them into Bum."
soon as the train was ready
they deliberately knocked ..
and boarded it, saying obey w
10 60 in spite Of Conductor hel
city marshall, Thoma. Doyle
moned, who called 90 Dr.
squad Ct men. Altora .uw
Failroad-pin-, etc, the train
these nuisances. --soyeraI I
severely hurt iu the Melee
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Correspondence.
JACKSON, Miss June II. 1871

JACKSON, Miss, June II, 1876.
Hon. o. II. Singleton. Washington, d. {.
DEAR SIR In appreciation of your exer-
tions and valuable services in behalf of the
people OF the 4th Congressional District, and.
in fact, OF our entire State, the delegates
from the several counties of this Congress
Sional District have this day unanimously
ana enthusiastically renominat,d you tor
reelection 10 the high position you now so
gracefully fill and adorn. 1t is made our
duty, and one we esteem Il pleasure, to no
tify You of this action on the part of your
constituents, and in their behalf ard for
ourselves, wish your return to Congress by
majority far in excess of that of 1875
We have the honor to subscribe ourselves
your obedient servants,
j. w. MAYBIN,
Gus a. BALDWIN,
l.. a. CAMEEELL
JNo. w. JEWELL,
+. L. COOPER,
Committee.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

STATE AT LARGE.
J T. GEORGE. Chm'n; Gro. j. Potter,
II NJ. STREET, }. ID. NERFNER,
" A. PERCY, Il. I. W ALFiIALL.
FIRST DISTRICT.
W. H. II. TIsoN, TBos. b. SYKES.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Felix LAnAuyE, THos. W. HARRIS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
J. A. BINFoRD, A. +. ROANE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Jxo. W. SMITH, l.. A. CAMPBELL.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
f. RrcHARpsoN, j. u. CHRISTIAN.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
L. W. MAGHUBRR. T. V. holland.
MARION SMITH, Sec Y.
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The following speaks or..'.
WAsuSGToN june.
To HoH. Sln,ua J. Iaa.0
| take the first hour HH.
from Mississippi 30 assure
fervent support will na. by
elect you to the Presidency
services are SO much H.,.'
American people. H. J. pa
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

By Il correspondence in the Sunny
South, between Messrs. E. T. Hudnall,
S. Gwin, and w. H Butler, committee,
and Ex-ChancelIor G. S. Mcmillan, we
learn that the latter was selected 10 deliv-
er the historical Fourth of July address on
Lawrence county. The subject is full of
interesting incidents and "reminiscences,
and We are sure the orator selected for
the occasion has done full justice to it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

THE venerable Peter Cooper, of New
York, the Greenback candidate for the
Presidency, and Republican besides,
gives it as his opinion to a n Y. Herald
interviewer, that Tilden can carry New
York, which will be equivalent to an
election.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

The Democracy of Newton are already
up and doing. A club for the campaign
is orgcuized and holding its sessions reg
ularly The Bulletin promises that
"Newton county viii do her duty" And
who doubts it? While others have slept in
times past. she has been vigilant and true
to the good cause
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05
rYrn MANNER OF SPEECH

Republicans ChndidAI"
Presidency Wakes
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

A SEVERE affiiction has befalIen Sena-
tor Morgan, of DeSoto, and his family,
in the death, by drowning, of promising
son eighteen years of age. The unfor-
tunate young man lost his life in a
heroic endeavor to save that of com
rade
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

LINING CoNrENrEnLY

However, We have Northern families
scattered and isolated all over the State,
and they are living as happily and con
tentedly as the old citizens.
Now, how are the foregoing statements
to be reconciled with the raw head and
bloody bone stories which are so indus
triously circulated by their authors at the
present time?
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The Old GMnrI.

During the session of the St. Louis
Convention the following telegram was
ssnt b. one of the old guards of Harry
Ct the West:
LEXINGTON, KY, June %.
II H. UatterSon or Cor b. Maqofin,
cars Clnpentiop, st. Louis:
If Gov. Tilden BE- nol.siaate1 by your
convention We can beat public thieves,
plunderers and bride takers. Do your
duty. LESLIE COMBS,
An Old Line Union Clay Whig.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

ADEMocRArIc Club has been organized
at OSvka, with W. u. Davidson, Fr2si-
dent; Peter Brumtield, Vice-Presidcnt
Meyer WOLF, Secretary. In the list Of
enrolled membership we find the names
of eight colored men. Intimidation 4!
Send for Boutwelrs bloody shirt com
n,ittao
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Preparing for th'

Brandon Republican, Ca
Steens Creek Democrat F
recognized on Saturday p'...i.a
election of T.. b. Berry as I ..oI J.
Williams, Vice President ,5 vi.
Ellis, Secretary. The O'a .bs8 3
next Saturday, at 2 p. ~, ''rsa y
be addressed by w. H. N''
III. Eager.
Wounds made by words '''
heal,
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DEMOCRATIC.
Visitor. from the Northwest.

Democratic majority At.
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The letter of ''B Il. W. from Amite
county. will appear in our next issue.
1t is timely exposure of reptile who
affects the g>rb of Righteousness to make
his stories pass current and inhict in
curry upon our white population.
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WAVE FOLLOWS WAVE

Upon the ocean. 1t is for each man TO
DO what he can to make others happy.
That is the prayer, and that is the dutv
OF life. Let us, my friends, in every
position undertake to perform this. for
me had no reliance except that which
Abraham Lincoln had when he went
from his friends at Springfield when he
SAID to his friends: 81 90 to Washington
to assume a responsibility greater than
that which has devolved upon any one
since the first president, and beg YOU, NV
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SUBSCRIBE for TEE CLARIoN.
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The Weekly Clarion.

Official Journal of the State of Mississippi.
O~4~o-0O4~1De~r-~~~O -~~~>O>>--~S~~~4~~~-
b /. Barksdae. ILL., Power, Harris GaFksdae,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
A TREAT IN STORE.

Rev. Mr. moody. she Great Rextsa list
o. be answered by Rev. y. Brow ne.
the celebrated Jewish ysabsi.
The celebrated Jewish Rabbi, the
Rev. DIR. Ed Is. NJ. Browne will, on
the tntrd day OF January, deliver at
the Synagogue his lecture upon the
faimnd, its ethics aud literary beauty.
fhis lecture was especially prepared Ia
answer to the ACCUSATIONS of Mr.. Moody
Ia Philadelphia, saying: Thousand
Jews met lately in Par;s, France, re-
jOicing at the fact that Jesus was cruel.
iiet by their ancestors, aud such is the
sentiment Of every jew to this very
hour" la the course of this discourse
Rabbi browne discusses the criminal
laws aud proceedings of the ancient
Hebrews. The noble character of
Jesus; his dostriue, mission, tri i and
desth; uis personal app-arsacr til,
liSen---ss- ~ i',i- ~ furnished by the
sr~ste,t nt.,er-, ;fttts,E'J; 500 they
scfe eaienn's-i ~ eit ~ enmitips
sgeiast IN, J - Sa,t tue Jews ui
Jesus u. y tiItish, Of hin and wins
th- creates Jr~ssl ~f.teEs pn gne sua
pei va EiroP- ani tiis ,ssm.ry ihn
~ J sus. etc ct.
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vain b.. xea,,,, .,c.,,...

The edition 10 1877 81 the STERLING Aesiicai
Annual, kno~n ~ HosteItsr's ali f.nse. IL
now ready aud may De oblainei, free OF
cast, OF dtapgiets and general country deal
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British America, ANA III, .rs.i in svers civil
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ais atin-psc has e,,en ISSUED fegui Fly at
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Que fiisliu cnturs IL ca ~ oiiiss " ut, the
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ia his ntt 4Iiispf hts,a,
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L. SsK fF--'soSDER the resi-.
dence of lne bristes father. IN December 49,
1919, py the Rev. Father NJ srtini.re, Mr p.
". LinsAte TO u - e. safaa T. ->,Ddersou AZ.
OF toe city OF Dali -.
CROSS ioRroN AT the res eienee OF the
nrlae, on December -, ls55, by TIE Rev VI
IL. Seaiy, sAMUEl p. 1snss sud Mrs. LUcY
A HoRr'sn, ali OF t,ie city OF Dallas.
McALfSrER-f EYSaUD-At the resi-
oence OF the 1r1de' father. IN Dallas county,
fexas, december o. BY Rev 3 d. Dayen-
port. Mr.. WIN. II. McAfisfer, OF st Lou s.
10 Miss Armautine IL fttSnsud No es.tds.
81. Louis, LguisyiiIe and New Orleans
pap rs please copy.
fhs fair bride. daughter OF Or. William
Reg mud. is allied TO many of the most dis
tinguished Creole families, and has been Tor
several seasons one of the moSt admired ana.
attractive bellies. and noted FOR the charms
of person and eraees 81 manner peculiar 10
The lovely dhug tiers of cur sister state. Ths
happy groo il wild. j and fsvorably nown
as one OF tne representative business n.en OF
81. Loai- in fexas.
ne hEaALp extends It's bcastiest wishes
IL the happiness OF che happy pair.
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aEALTHIS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water,
Natures Own Remedy.

ATS yaiuaaie preparation put up Uy Dr.
S'-o. > Coleman, Dallas, Texas, Is an infaIls-
otr cure iar tiifoilic toGSil y .tlof, Sick and
Nervous ii Headache, Neuy4iasis, Torpid AVER
Nervous Lebiii6y ana tne long ii-i 81 dls-
eases aiistiig ioja II disordered stoInscp and
eiailssi fBt<s,g bDGcls.
IL will fpiieve she worst cases of nervous
and siss headaches IA frosu enc to tire.
hours Hiii cure ths:..ost obstinate ca>eas oi
days
/. IL - the best aad surs-st pu..ativ- eyer
sisfd Tor AMY disease 10 slsz perfectly I'M
isf All circumstance, EDfall4us Ia lis &C.
81 a entirely lree iroIn ANY nans.ss,, gripping
or even unpieasantaess. Possse-siDg tsl.sic
prspe-fiOs, "a thing unknown fp any other
Gfe puissstINe.l iiI,st pnIilrs he Diooa and
oatiis IA, ne system IA such q iaaaueT that
th- same effect IL pc-incea py redloeu
dee. until It's Gise may ne .isHtifaues .,t,,l
permanent CURE elected.
IL u cunvrhb-nt, only reqniring glass al
water ana can be token AZ all times, is
tetiJn Will nat interfere In either business
a pleasure.
BY ana as this preparation viii be fo1na
y csiafaiii all the nled leinAi properties
tTs,Ip ne SPRINGS but in IA f.-i 10
each pins b ing .s4ual 10 two gallons.
iiie p,e.,lcttsi Dropsrtiss ei the salines
sna neius ftanp la Waite sulphur Spri x
= atsr Ere we'll understood ~ all well luz
formed eiedicSl iit'.n Ia iaet, these s,lii.es
a Il aeios gre PaIfed by Nature, enter III. city
oio tiic conn Is ten OF the biosd, and ne,
oIo.d en- De Ess4IihY that lacks any ups OF
s!ieIn ia tiseir y sopef;iun.
hxscs Tue cure ana ans crying action of
this res s.rttipn- As soon IL iiar,.n IL
i4tars Into t.se bsoot. i,eiiing ali aceuf nm
iltra .oisons tsing friiss Indigestion o.
10 Il ria, ptflfJ ing toe biooi, stres 9Th. min
Use nervous sysiesa, clear Ing ii.- an ptexain
~ inparsins general healthy sone To ,lIe
entire - stein.
ttns u up "a tvs, size ,otties, tue price be,ng
wrn-y-n er-sts aud a a0ilor. Scsd by
d'nggfas generally.
DALLAS. TEYAS Init
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Dmr sa- cold IT lUi fur the b,--
ID. ODD. U.rtt. yesterday
.Er4Ufr.r yesterday srIt many
luaIr.t U..d C.,rbs 60 Ted last night
-N.ra au tine water WORKS anI on
...uuIng .r1u f1r wooden gas pipes
4. progressing rapidly.
-lray one should call aud see the
t.r.ua, gaso- at Flow ydsy'- bakery +,
U4u -ifpTt, a few d.ors west OF
u. i.unr l.teL
--.4a ari,tu or tw.tty men are al
SOC. .u OBJ, foundations 1T the dislil
a-y. sru r.e work T. prrgrt -,iuV at g.
n.s tHs' premises speedy completion.
-~yuI tI sour books. magazine,
r.......-. -t., I' u- bound az IIuk
HfaLuo.ure r yry Kind O. pIain
an.y ums neatly and promptly
skHutH
-..r.I lights on the excavations
.. us r.s art water works aud
TurHu'- ssI ium mske Dallas iook
Wtu.arapaii-, New Enrk, or Llv
stuHal drr Paddock!
.vrJ 80 Unm's ucw residence
ua..u. b.pri~t Chgrrh Ire~epts AZ
s.a..era prcsrau,-, ani when Cou-
pl,,rj N..i sli "a Itl 80 the Locality b.,