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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19


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i scarcely more wonderful than the well
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In that department.. Ten cylinder printing
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the year on this work and the issue OF same
for 1878 will not BE- less than ten millions,
printed in the English, German, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages. Refer to 3 copy of it
for valuable and interesting reading con-
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as to the efficacy or Hostetter's Bitters.
amusement, varied information, astrono-
mical calculations and chronological items,
&C., which can be depended on for correct
ness. The Almanac for 1873 can be obtain
ed free of cost, from druggists and general
country dealers in all parts of country.
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Improvement Rt the Penftem'
tlary.

Messrs Hamilton and Hebron, under
contract with the State, in accordance with
the law of 1877, are rapidly pushing forward
the work upon the Penitentiary improve
ments. The main, or Office, building will
be one story high, and contain the State SUI
perintendent's Office, the Lessees' Office, the
physicians Office, clerks Office. sample
rooms, storerooms and armory. The front
wall from President street to the main build
ing on Congress street is also being built
These Improvements will not require any
outlay of money or appropriation, but will
be paid for, as required by the law of 1877,
from the money received from the lessees
for hire of convicts. In other words, tn e
institution is self-supporting and will pay
its own expenses. The lessees expect
these improvement to be completed by the
time the Legislature meets.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI, /
HFxDs COUNT.
MAroa's 0FEIcE.

HIxDs CoUxrT,
AAroR's OrFIcR.
Jackson, Mss Dec. II. 1871
Wae.xas, The law and city ordinances re
quile that the III yOr shall issue his pr0clama-
ion. giving notice Of General Election, the
time when, and places where, such election 10
names Of the Judges and Clerks: therefore,
/, John MsGill, Mayor of the City Of jack
son. do issue this my proclamation, giving
this city on the
Fsrst EOnd,y. tie 7sA sdsyef january, A. D.
TIE said election win be held at the fellow
ing places, and by the following named
Judges aud Clerks:
In the North Ward al No. l Ensine House.
Inspec.ors-D. NJ. Wilkinson, W. H. Gibbs.
cIerks-C " Millett. T. A. Morgan.
South Ward ia tie City Hail.
nspectOrs-HArrisOn Taylor, A. Raymond
Clerks-James Tapley and Phil Hart.
West Ward in the West Jackson Engine HOsss
No l.
Inspectors-T &. Richardson, L. W. Minor
and Patrick Giles.
Clerks-wm Ewing and W. H. Smallwood
The general election is to fill the chartered
Mayor; two Aldermen and two School
Trustees for the Nor b Ward; two Aldermen
and two School Trustees for the South Ward
two Aldermen and two School Trustees for the
West Ward.
Noiice is especially given that all bar-rooms
or drinking saloons must be closed on Satur-
day night, the 9th day of January, and re-
main closed until Tuesday morning, January
the 9Th, 1873.
Given under my hand and the seal of the City
49, of jackson, this 18th day of Decem-
LIS Der, A. d. 1877. JOHN McGILL,
- fSigned.l Mayor.
Attest:
JoxEs s. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
Dn~ 11-td
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CHRTsTGAs.-We have made another
reduction In the prices Of special line OF
Dress Goods, and buyers will find on our
counters, marked in plain figures, NOuvean
Bourrette at 50 cents, marked down from
so cents; pure wool French Cashmere In
only new shades at IS cents. special re-
duction for this week; all wool French
Basket Figured Reps at 30 cents; pure Silk
Pongee. worth at the beginning Of the sea-
son 90 cents, marked down to close out, so
cents, special reduction for this week ];
colored Alpaca, in new shades, in plain
and Bourrette effects. At 20 cents, worth 35.
a special reduction; Scotch Plaids for chill
dren, best bargain in town, u cents, spe-
cial reduction. ROBINSON q STEVENS.
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gen. w. r. Tucker for Speaker
of the Next House of Rep.
resenGatfVes

EDITORS CLARION AS the Legislature
recently elected will soon assemble, desire
to suggest the name of one of Mississippi's
truest and noblest sons, Gen. w. F. Tucker.
of Chickasaw, as a suitable person to be
elected speaker of that body. Our State
has no man within her borders more de-
serving honor and position than Gen. Tuck
err, his most ardent desire is for her best in
terest and her greatest prosperity. He has
served her with honor and conspicuous
ability in peace and in war; has poured out
his blood in the red tide of battle, for what
he believed to be her constitutional rights,
and in every way worthy of the respec
and confidence of every good and true man
in Mississippi. And in nv Judgment his
dignified and courteous bearing and great
firmness splendidly qualify him to be the
presiding officer of a body like the House OF
Representatives OF Mississippi
Yours,
EAST MISaIsSIPPI.
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"THE BISHOP OF JACKS

"THE BISHOP OF JACKSON. Quite a
number of the delegates to the recent meet
ing of the Synod of Mississippi, at Baton
Rouge, were assigned quarters at the YER
andah Hotel The French Consul boarded
at this establishment, aud made the ac-
quaintance of some of the brethren. 1t so
happened that Rev. DIR. Hunter of this city
was late in arriving at Baton Rouge, and
on reporting at the hotel was very cordially
greeted by such members OF Synod as
were pre- ent. The warm welcome that he
received attracted the Consul's attention,
who inquired of one of the delegates if it
was "the Bishop" that had arrived. The
Doctor was afterward referred to in the
discussions of Synod, as ''the Bishop OF
Jackson"
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..GermaR Sxrup."

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such test of its curative qualities as
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles Of this medicine were distributed
free of charge by Druggists in this country
t. those afflicted with COnsum ption, Asth-
ma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
othr diseases of the Throat and Lungs. CIV
ing the American people undeniable proof
that German Syrup will cure them. The
result has been that Druggists in every
town and village in the United States are
recommending it to their customers. Go to
your Druggist, and ask what they know
about it. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regu-
lar size rs cents. Three doses will relieve
any case.
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GOOD NEWS.

All persons troubled with diseases of the
Lungs, Throat, or Chest can obtain immediate
relief by using DR.. Duncan's Cough BaIsGm
1t is pleasant, harmless, and sure. 1t never
fails to relieve Sore Throat. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Splitting of Blood. and all diseases of
the lungs. 1t is sure cure for Group in chit
drem No mother would be without bottle in
her house after trying it once. Persons having
coughs Of tong standing should be sure to give
DR.. Duncan's Cough Balsam a trial, as it gives
immediate relief in the most advanced stages Of
Consumption. Price fifty cents. For sale by
NJ. F. Ash, Jackson, Miss.
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CHRIsTMAs.-Our Grocery Depart
ment offers great attractions to buyers for
the Holiday Season. We have in this day
fresh and choice London Layer Raisins,
Currants, Citrons, Figs, Preserves in all
fruits.
Atmore's Mince Meat. splendid variety
Pickles, Genuine New York Cream Cheese,
etc. /; also 500 lbs. choice Pork Sausage at Is
cents; 1000 lbs. Illinois Spare Ribs and
Backbones 200 barrels flour in any grade,
ami any other article needed to get up your
CHRISTMAS DINNER.
RoRINsoN & SrRYRNa
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MEssRs. WHITING & GRAY, the new
dry goods firm, have a card in this issue, to
which attention is invited. They have now
in store fresh and well-selected stock OF
dry goods, notions, etc. Mr.. Whiting has had
large experience as a salesman in our city.
and Mr.. Gray will not be slow in learning
the secrets OF success in the dry goods bust
ness, which may be summed up in having the
best goods at the lowest prices, in polite at
tention to all callers, and in judicious use
of printers ink. We wish the new firm a
prosDerous career
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The many friends OF Rev. Dr.. Watkins,
who has been the Pastor OF the Methodist
Church in this city for many years, will
learn with regret that he is soon to leave
his present pastorate to take charge Of an
other at jackson. Mr.. Watkins has be.
come endeared 70 the congregation or the
Methodist Church Of this place for his
many ennobling traits Of the true Chris
eian; and wherever he may go the best
Wishes 81 the cfsizens Of the ain city win
aktend him vlcksburR Commercial.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
DISCUSSION ON JJNrvrasArrsm.

THERE will be q written Discussion COM
i menced in The BAPTIST Memphis, Tenn,
January 9th, 1873, on the claims OF UniVersdL-
lem between J. r. GRAVES, L. d., and Mr.. Z.
c. BURRUss, editor of the UniVersaEist Herald,
Ala. Question: al The Scriptures teach that
part of the human family win be lost"
Scriptures teach that no part Of the human
family will be ultimately lost Burruss Rf-
firms, Graves denies. Twelve letters on a
side have been agreed upon, six on each ques-
ton. This question must interest AL in and
out of the church. especially all ministers, since
this subtle error is invading all c mmunities.
Mr.. Burruss is the most learned and ablest adj
vocatc Of that system in the South, and all
will see the eeIy Aest and latest arguments
upon which it stands. All Baptists are " ill
ing to put the defence of Evangelical truth
into the hands of DIR. Graves. Subscribe for
The BAPTIST months at least only $l.35,
this Discussion.
dec5 '77-3w
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THE PENIrENrIARY GIN.-Laat fal

The PENITENTIARY GIN.-Last fall
the leesees of the Penitentiary added to the
many industries OF that institution that OF
cotton gin making. We have been in
formed by gentleman thoroughly posted
upon the subject, and who has been using
one of these gins this season, that its work
equals that of any gin ever used by him.
These gins can be furnished cheaper than
any other in the market. There will not
be any demand for gins until next
fall. but we make this note of this gin so
that those who desire then TO purchase may
know that they can patronize a home in
dustry and save money By so doing.
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MONTGOMERY -On the
18th November, az the reeidence of the
brides father, by Rev. ID. g. Hughes. DIR.
JNo. w. DuLANEY TO Miss HATTIE MONT
GoMERY, all of Bolivar county. No cards.
PERRY-WILLIAMs AT the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. John Williams, of
YalObusha. Co., Miss, by Rev. Jno. Me-
Campbell, D. D.. Mr.. CHARLES L. PERRY,
to Miss LEILA WILLIAMS
HoLLIDAY-CoLLIER.- Clinton Miss,
on the 9th ofDecem Der. by Rev. Wadsworth
Mr.. w. E. HOLIDAY, of Hazlehurst, TO.
Miss EUNICE COLLIER OF Clinton, La.
Coniahau nIaaea oonu
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For the speedy and certain cure Of all mala-
rial diseases, no medicine has jet heen inven-
ted equal 70 Pr, q. 2. DVNCAE's celebrated
Chill Tonic. Il contains no arsenic, strych-
nine. or quinine. in any form, consequently it
produces none Of the bad effects which so com
monty result from the use Of those mineral
and poisonous medicines Duncan's Chill
Tonic Is purely vegetable Every bottle war
ranted. or money refunded, Price 81. For
sale BY d. Z. Ash. Jackson, Miss, and drug
gists generally.
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w-Its of Seizure.

Is response to frequent calls, we have had
prepared the proper blanks for Writs of Seiz-
|nre, and Afidavits for same, under Lier Law
|bf 1876 Orders for same promptly filed. $3.50
per hundred; 75c. per quire; single blank,
Doc. The Writ and Affidavit are separate
blanks Address,
POWER & BARKsDALE,
Jackson, Miss.
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TRY DR.. C. p. Duncan's celebrated veg
etable Liver Pills sure cure for headache.
swimming in the head. bad taste in the mouth,
pains in the back, sides, chest and limbs.
Nothing better for eonstipated bowels, sour
stomach and tenderness over the region Of
stomach. One box win 90 further than two
boxes Of any other pill viii act on the liver
as well as blue mass OF ealomel. tWarranted.)
Try them. For sale by II. r. Ash, jackson.
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Useful to all Kinds of Business
Men.
Central star.l

CentraI OLaT.J
We are in receipt of "Bridewel's Missis-
sippi Justice of the Peace" a form book
carefully prepared by JUDGE l.. o. BRIDE
WELL, of COpiah county, and published and
snld by POWER s. BARKsDALE, Jackson.
Miss. No Justice should be without this
book, for it contains forms for all process
ses in civil and criminal cases, deeds, leases
contracts, bonds, liens. etc. The book will
ne useful TO all kinds of business man. Ths
appendix contains ates of fees and salaries
f public officers, time and place of all the
courts, the Congressional and Senatorial
districts. the number of Representatives
from each county with its vote in 1873 1875
aud 1876 together with other valuable data.
Price So 90 to So %. Address Power &
Barksdale, Jackson, Miss.
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THE eMum Sociable,o an agreeable
society pastime, was most delightful and
enjoyable affair at the residence of Mr.. John
w. Robinson, on Thursday evening last.
Mine host and hostess, together with their
beautiful and accomplished daughters,
Misses Matte and Annie, left nothing un-
done that could contribute TO the pleasures
of the company.
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JoB PRINTING.-''I am wonderfully
pleased with your job. and for it tender you
my thanks aud the cash." This is one of
the many compliments paid our Job Print
ing Establishment during the past year.
We again remind all who have pamphlet
work or any description Of commercial
printing, that we will execute orders al
Erstern prices.
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TIE CLARIon Office was frightened o.
Friday last by visit from the elegant and
accomplished Misses 81 and Bella Hughes
of Grenada, accompanied by an estEmable
lady and gallant gentleman friend. Of
this city. The mysteries OF the art pre-
servative Of arts" were duly explored by
the party, aud interpreted BY a member OF
our firm, and all seemed pleased with what
they saw and heard. We hope they viii
honor US with another visit.
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Stop ahatPnfn.

Cramp Collie, Diarrhea. Flux and all aHec-
tons of the Stomach and Bowels can be re-
ieved by using On. DVNoAE's LIEIMExT II
never fails to cure Headache, Toothache,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains and Bruises
IN man. HORSES with Colo, Bolts or Sweeny
can be cured instantly. For sale by n. F.
Ash, Jackson.
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Mr.. CHRIS. HINCKLE has converted
bis extensive dining hall on Capitol street.
Into Ladies' Restaurant-a much needed
Establishment The arrangements are
com plete and tasteful and our fair friends
will find everything in readiness for their
Mrs. Hinckle will preside
Eover the establishment, which Is guaran
toe of quiet aud good order.
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TRusTEE,s SALE.
dec19.,77-2m


/ N accordance with the terms of Deed Of
4 Trust made by Patrick Flynn and wife to
the undersigned Trustee, for the benefit of
Lowry Mills. | viii, IN the public square of
the town of Edwards, in Kinds county, Mis-
slssIppi. sell for cash, to the highest and best
bidder, ut public auction, on
SATVARAE, TIE 12rH DAT OF JANUARY, 1878,
The following described real estate, being
house and lot in said town, built and used as
Restaurant or Boarding House. viz: Lot No
3. in square No. |, north Of Vicksburg and
Meridiaa Railroad: being thirty feet front,
and running back two hundred feet between
parallel lines Said lot lies between the lots
in which Is the storehouse Of Howell & Harris
aud the lot upon which is the store house and
residence Of Mrs. Butler. and opposite to the
residence Of w. 6. Harrison, (now the Hsrri-
son House, together with the buildings and
Improvements on said lot. There are certain
incumbrances on said property which will be
STATED at the sale. Said sale will be made 70
satisfy the Indebtedness secured nv said Deed
of Truss. MARYE DABEEY
nov.19. 77-3w Trustee.
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CoLLIEs F. HEMIyewAy Eco late y

COLLINS E. HEMINGWAY, Esq, late of
Arkansas, we are glad to learn, has domi-
ciled permanently in our city. He Is the
son of the late Hon. Collins f. Hemingway
who at one time represented Carroll county
in the Mississippi Legislature, and was sub
sequently nominated for State Treasurer by
The Democratic State Convention, but de-
clined the position.
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FOB SALE.

on ACRES OF LAND LYING MILES
OO ives. of JacAson, on the Mississippi
Springs road. Said land can be bought low fer
cash, or viii be sold on easy terms; 20 acres
Of the tract is creek bottom land, and will
produce bale of cotton 20 the acre 20 acres
string small place near market with good
land for raising Corn Cotton, or FRUIFs, can
not do better than by purchasing this tract.
Enquire for further particulars of
N. III. BOYD,
dec19.'77-4w at Gus Asher's Drug Store.
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CosT FoR CAsH-Mr. Seutter an
nounces to-day familiar fact, the scarcity
of money, aud hence proposes to sell at ccst
for cash his stock of watches, jewelry, sill
verware, etc. His assortment IL large and
choice, and much of it selected for presents
for the season.
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Owner Wanted for u Masonic
keystone.



]. L. PowKR--0EAR S1R AND BRorHxR -
have in my possession q keystone en-
grayed as f0lioWss -. M. McRKE, Wilson
Chapter No. 8, Holly Springs. Miss The
keystone was picked up the day after the
battle OF Chsm pion Hills, on the battle
ground. &c has passed through several
and have Il returned 20 It's owner. i I'd.
dressed letter % the Secretary Of Wilson
Chapter, but received no reply. Ifyon can
fnd ont any one who has right to Il, /
will De pleased til send lt 10 them
IollF1 ETC.,
GIto w. HAnEErr.
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We have recently added to our large assort-
knent Of Legal Blanks, perfect form Of Off
eial Bonds for County and District Officers,
conforming to existing laws. Orders for same
promptly flied. $500 per hundredi $l.00 per
buire: single blank, 10c. Address
POWER BARKsDALE,
Jackson Miss
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TIE gourmet talks eloquently about

The gourmet talks eloquently about
trufiied quails pate de foie grGs and other
such delicacies. Pi: him down, though,
and You'll find he admits the supreme inn
portance of good bread, biscuit, rolls, etc.
Here all agree on the basis of true gastrono-
my. To be sure of the most delicious
things baked from flour you must use Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER.
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stomaehs, received in childhood by the use
of bad bread, heavy biscuit and indigesta-
BILE pastry. No family now need curse its
children with such an inheritance. In Doo-
LEY's YEAST POWDER is found the absolute
preventive.
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EAST MISSISSIPPI.

CHRIsTMAs.-Our line of Staple Dry
Goods, embracing Bleached and Brown
Domestics, Flannels, Cassimeres, Blankets,
etc, have all been marked down to provide
acceptable and sensible Christmas presents.
ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
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ROBINSON & STEVENS

A SUCCESSFUL PAPER.-The Youth
Companion of Boston, is one of the most
enterprising sheets in the country. 1t has
twice the circulation of any similar publi-
cation, and unquestionably merits success.
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"TaERE's A TIME TO PLANT" and
Messrs. Lemly & Son suggest that this is
the time TO plant potatoes. They have just
received ten barrels Buists' Extra Early
Rose, and other superior varieties, which
they will sell in any quantity desired, from
q pound to a barrel.
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No doubt the public would like to obtain
what it requires at as cheap a rate as posi-
BILE, and many times are induced to purchase
heap articles, which are in reality the dear.
est IN the end. DR.. Prices Special Flavor
ing Extracts cost few cents more, yet they
are the cheapest, for they require m UGH less
in quantity.
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Masonic. AT the meeting of Pearl
Lodge, No. %, held last Monday night, the
following were elected officers for the ensu
ling year: Jones 5. Hamilton, w. NJ;
III. Gibbs. S. w. John MeGin, j. W.; IL
M. Taylor, Treasurer; Chas. Z. CASTOR,
Secretary j. NJ. Cain, Tyler.
The annual election of officers will take
place in Jackson Chapter next Monday
might.
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Re Sure TO Ger nc GenuIne,

AS there are Baking Powders sold in bulk
for DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder,
which Is no; his, be sure to get the genuine,
which is put up in cans, securely 1abeIe d,
and made only by Steele & Price. all OF
whose preparations are uniform and relia-
BILE. Buy it only in cans.
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DIED.-SMITH.--At his home on Deer
Creek, in Washington county. Miss. Mr.. w
+. SMITH, on the Sd of November, 1877, in
his 9th year. Mr.. Smith was one of the
oldest citizens Of that county.
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Tbs HOME STOMACH BITTERs do not
propose to cure all the ills which flesh is
heir to, but rather to assist in building up
weakened constitutions by restoring natu-
raj appetites and desires for their use.
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THE UNION PRAYER MEETING will be
held again in West jackson next Sunday
afternoon. Rev. c. B. Galloway, who has
taken a lively interest in these meetings
bias been specially invited to be present and
conduct the meeting next Sunday. 1t will
be perhaps the last time that he can meet
with his Christian friends in that capacity
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CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-Our line of Lin
EN- Handterchiefs have been marked down
for the Christmas trade, and seekers for
mice ami useful presents will find the same
lin this line. ROBINSON u STEVENS.
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FoR ALDERMAN. announce the
name of John Mcdonnell, Esq, as can
|didate for Alderman for the South ward.
In response to call made on him by citi-
|zens of that Ward.
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CHRISTMAS GIFr Our splendid line
81 hutton : Canstanzan Kid Gloves In new
shades and II Qpera tlnts reduced % sI.as
iDr the Holidays
KoBAxBoM Al STmvmNa.