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RELIOxOUs NOTICES.
Homer CireuIt-l. z. Church Ss1th.
Rry. l. A. PARKER. YAsruR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in each
month, Ut IL o'crk, a. m. Hesrd's Church
Services same day ~ above, at ~ p. m.
Homer-Seeond and Fourth Sundays in
each month, ut IL o'crk, q. m, aud second
Sundays at 9 p. In. Arizons-Third Sun
day, 1T IL q. m. and 3 p. III. Williams
Chspel-Fourth Sunday, At ~ p. ~
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Gu nberland Presbyterian.

RIv. q. n. CLAMrlT breaches Ia Mt.
Pleasant Congregation, II miles north of
Homer. ID sabbath in each month.
Rev. ;. :. SMART breaches Ia Salem
Congregation III Sabbath ia each mouth
aud Saturday before.
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primifiNc Raniisf.

REV. VI. {. PARktR prrlchc- AZ Lcha-
non, lst sabbath of each mouth-At New
Ranah n Sabbath of each month.
Rrv. H. H. HOWARD breaches ~ Mt.
Farnn, 81 sabbath OF each mnnth-At An
tioch 9Th Sabbath Of each month.
Rfv. L. J. FOSTER breaches NJ sum
mcriirld, l-t Sabbath in FAC h month.
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Presbyterian.

REV. y. T. DAVIDSON breaches at lio-
mrr. l-t and I'll >,,hh,th- of each month
At Mind"n, 2d Sabbath at each month 49,
At Athens, ith sabbath uf each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-16

A young man, who knows all
a"nt It, states that his experience
hls taught him that Il ilirt is "A fool
wa" delights IN iooling fpols and
inc TOOL VII" is fooled by such II
tool IL the tWDlislitst kind of "A fool
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Mr. Poll had often read that
pollteness costs nothing: 81 the OF her
day, when II drunken man with "A
bull dog tied To IA string knocked
against him on the street, Mr.. Poll
stopped aud said: ~ beg your par.
don, sir; it was an accident" Then
the man turned around and grabbed
him 10y the collar and hit him on the
nose, Jumped on his rorns, kicked
his Sims, kn0ckrd his hat over his
eyes, yelled in his ear. and "sickcd"
the dog on him, which chcwrd the
calf of his lrg and climbed mp his
coat by his teeth till he trlt like his
spine had been bent double back.
wards. Mr.. Poll is convinced that
there is some mistake about the cost
Of politencss.
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Rev. +. NJ. NORTilt'M breaches at Tn
ion Grnvr, Nix miles north Of Homer. On the
Mindrn and Eldnradn road Ri sabbath If
zach month aud Saturday before.
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Lock and Gun.Smithing.
JOSEPH MCLLER.

IN front Of Writer'S Cabinet Shop. next
L door 10 ). Y. Glalncy-. All work exc
ciltsd III the best Svl- with meatnes. aud
dispatch. Saving Machines a speciality.
All work warranted.
70 Work not taken ont in 30 days will
be- sold TO pay charges.
Oct. ~, lS71. Io.Iv
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Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER, u.

JAMES W. HARPER, ID. d., PASTOR.
Flat Lick-Fir,t Sabbath, at ! M
Curry'H Sch iI"-First " OF SPIN
Suninrrtirld -Sccnnd " nj II la ~
Hickory Grnvr- ut SPIN
State Linr--Saturday before Third
Sabbath, at II m
Gnrlon-Thir1 Sabbath. AZ u n ~
shady Gruvr-Fourth Sabbath, at II III
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There are ruins that belong to
time. The castle crumblcs, and
Nature, with her grasses, her vines
aud her roses, brides death To con.
cealment of her beauties. The body
dies, and we feel in burying it that
unto the earth has been given onl,
what the earth gave. But there are
ruins that belong not to time but to
eternity. Time has no ability 10
hide their desolation, the earth no
grave in which, being bestowed, she
can cover their ghastlinrss with the
charity of her impnetrable sobs.
And when human mind of great
capacity, of lofty attainment-bav
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drstinN-talls, the drsolation of it's
tall il flung over int" eternity, and
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Board Of School Directors,

W. J. LESLIE. Prrst.,
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Haynesville Clrclit.
Rev, J. n. STONE, PAsroR.

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Grays Chapel-First Sabbath, Mt p IN
White Hall-Second at II III
Crystal SPring-S-cond at NJ
Haynesville-Thirl at IL u III
New Sal-in-Third AZ 2 p ~
Mt Zinn-fourth Sabbath and Saturday
preceding.
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THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK. 1878.

As the time spproachee for the renewal
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A. regards its literary merits, its selsetiss
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Town Of Homer:

Mayor. J. FERGUSON.
Marshal, MARTIN NALLE.
Selrctman, VI. K. BRYAN,
PETER DEMETZ.
A. WE'LL.
A. G. JONES
J. X. RAMSEY
Clerk Of Board, Is. II. HARRISON.
treasurer II. w. HARRIS
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The publication Of the GUARDIAN Lh.
gun under tine most favorable circuu.
stances. Its financial standing is seco,i
Ia no other country paper in the Ststs-
Mc>-rs. MCCRANIE and SIMMONS, two =
the most solvent men in the parish, Rus,.
antrcing it's publication III announced h,
thu Prospectus. TIL" subscription list Il
ready numbers over 500 names with go.
factory ASSURANCES of large iucrsss.
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18th Judicial District;

goth Senatorial District:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15

Last Friday night at the early hour of 10
7 CLOCK the alarm of"fire" was heard. and
IL was ascertaned that the interior of the
stores on Pearl Street occupied by Mr.. {.
a Lyon anu by Messrs Hoffheimer &
Dro' adjoining, were ablaze-from some
accidental cause which cannot be definitely
"scertalned- The fire spread rapidly and
soon the produce and family grocery
stores OF MessIs. Robinson q Stevens and
the saloon OF Nj. Dornes were ia flames.
lac noble firemen with their accustome 4
prom ptitude, were soon on the ground, aud
though the stores above named were
doomed to destruction, they succeeded in
saving the Pearl and State streets blocks
Win which they communicated. Nothing
out the utmost skill and activity could
nave aVerted calamity from which the
town could not have soon recovered. The
loss Is variously estimated. A part Of il
rails upon the Planters Insurance Com
pahy, aud part on the companies repre-
scented by Messrs. Barrows & Smythe. The
hrms above mentioned, have necessarily
sustained serious losses and have the sim
ere sympathy Of our community.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
The Aatecedents of Disease.

Among the antecedents of disease are
iDertness in the circulation of The blood, an
unnaturally attenuated condition of the
physique. indicating that the life current is
deficient in nutritive properties, a wan.
haggard look, inability to digest the food,
loss of appetite, sleep and strength. and a
sensation of unnatural languor. All these
may be regarded as among the indicia OF
approaching disease, which will eventually
attack the system and overwhelm it, If 1t is
not built up and fortified in advance. In
vigorate, then, without loss oftime, making
choice of the greatest vitslizing agent, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, an elixir which
has given health and vigor to myriads OF
the sick and lebilitated, which In aTouched
by physicians and analysis to be pure as well
as effective, which Is immensely popular in
this country, and extensively used abroad,
and which has been for years past one OF
the leading medicinal staples of America.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
jackson Marching On.

| EDITORS CLARIoN-Ded ear SirS: On COM
! ing home recently aztec a protracted alb
! sencc, | was both surprised AMI deligh ted
| TO find that our gentlemanly and enterpfis-
! ing feIIow-citiZen Mr.. f. V. Seutter, the
| ieweler and artist, had removed his store
and gallery to the old Iuglehardt or Plant
| ers's Bank House, on the corner of State
| and Capitol streets; and my memory in
stantly ran back to his first opening out in
RAYMOND, and his removal to Jackson, as
well as to the following well deserved and
handsome compliment paid to him in the
| long ago by Major Harper, the veteran edi-
tor ofthe Raymond Gazette:
at affords US great pleasure at all times
! to bear testimony TO industry, energy ana
skill and in the case of Mr.. Seutter 1t al
lords us peculiar satisfaction, as IL was
! here in our own village (Raymond,) that hr
commenced his useful and highly success.
! full career as a citizen and a business man.
So much tor Mr.. Seuttel's younger days
in the long ago, ten years before the war
But Mr.. Seutter, like good wine, improves
with wears. Though entirely ruined Oy the
war he began anew, undAunted; and work
inc carefully and hard he progressed slow
Iv but surely, paying he went, Till now
he is crowned with complete success. Ills
charming little home on State street, nest
line among trees and vines and countless
flowers. a little Eden, even to the passing
outsider. and one of the fairest ornaments
OF the main street in our beautiful city, Is
but the result of his cultivated taste, his I'M
firing perseverance and his indOmitable in
duStry.
The taste and energy exercised by MI
Seutter even in the necessary outside DIS
play alone of his business, lend now cheer
ful and refined air TO the corner opposite
the Capitol: while the elegant Jewelry
Store and Photographic Studio inside, lifted
mn in the finest city fashion, lmpel the
| eSthetic passer-by TO enter in spite OF him.
self and feast his eyes on their unsurpassed
| beauties
After enjoying for while the rich Jew
elry, siIverWare, aud the almost countless
snlandid portraits from Mr.. Seutters skill
| ful hands, the visitor ascends the convenient
| stairs, through ranks of pictures up TO the
very ceiling, to the rooms above. Here, ieaV-
| ing the labratory with its chemicals ana
mysteries to the left, he enters the operating
| room, and is com PEELED to admit in its fullest
| import, by the oVerw helmning force OF the
| pertect fitness of thing which he sees and
| feels, that Seutter is the right man IN the
right place" at last.
Mr.. Seutter, as jeweler and artist, Is too
well and faYorably known to require one
word of praise from me, but must con-
| oratulate Jackson on its good fortune in
possessing, and its high privilege of eneour-
aging such a useful and enterprlslng cltl-
zen, Very respectfully,
). Z. JONES.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
The Horrible Crime Near Oxford.


Oxford Eagle.I
Our community was shocked on last Mon
day evening by the announcement ola most
outrageous crime having been perpetrated
five miles south of Oxford. While alone at
her residence the wife of Mr.. Rufus Warner
a highly respectable lady,was outraged and
Knocked in the head with an axe, and left
insensible, weltering in blood 1t seems her
husband was absent and the children away
from the house, but one of the latter on APP
preaching saw a white man run out of the
house with axe in his hand. The
screaming of the children aroused the
neighbors, and the citiZ ms of the whole
country turned out in search OF the perpe-
traitor of the foul and hellish crime. We
learn that some eight or ten tramps are now
under arrest at Water Valley and there
one in the Oxford Jail, but as we go to press
nothing definite is known as to who COM
mitfed the deed. Mrs. Warner is still lying
insensible and in a critical condition.
Without the fear of the anathemas of
its neighbor, the South, the Holly
Springs Reporter in commenting upon
this atrocity, says:
These brutal assaults upon the innocent
and helpless merit only one punishment
death on the spot. Identification beyond
doubt then death at the nearest limb
should be the penalty. The youth of the
land should be taught to so regard it, to so
deal with it. In the face of this great crime
Judge Lynch should occupy the bench, and
Death the jury box.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
sad and Amic.ing Calamity.

Friday night about 10 O'Clock, while
lighting a lamp the dress, of Miss Kate
Morris, the eldest, and intelligent and in
teresting daughter O. Judge j. 5. Morris, by
some means caught on fire. and before the
flames could be extinguished she was very
severely, if not fatally, burnt. Last night
she was still surviving; her condition
seemed 10 have i'm proved, and hopes are en-
tertained other recovery-though no human
pen can describe the agony of her suffering
which she bears with christian courage and
lortitude. In attempting to put out the
flames, her father and mother were both
painfully injured. Nothing that kind
neighbOrs and friends could do to alleviate
the sutferings of the afflicted family has
been left undOue.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
To Obtain Comfort

Speedily and at little cost, end your Dys-
peptic sutferings at ONCE by using Parker 5
Ginger Tonic. Thousands who have for
years sought relief in vain from Headache,
Nervousness, Low Spirits. SleepIessness,
Liver Disorders, Costiveness, Acid Stom-
aeh, Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart,
Cramps, Distress in the Stomach, Coated
Tongue, etc, have found a most com fort
ing and complete cure in the use OF this
sterling invigorant. Keep it always at
hand; and while it will save you much
misery and suffering, it will also enable you
to defy the dangers of Collie, Cholera Nor
bus, Diarrhoea and Dysentery, ard save
your little ones from Cholera Infantum.
Buy $l.0O bottle from your druggist, or a
sample bottle at Is cts. For sale by DR..
Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under TWO DEEDS OF TRUST, dated
- one on September 18th, 1876, the other
September Is, 1876, made to me Trustee by
Stuart kirkland and A. Ii. Kirkland, and
duly recorded at Jackson, l, : Trustee, will
On the 9th Day of May, 1878,
On the premises hereinafter mentioned, within
the hours prescribed by law, proceed to sell at
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder. the
following described lands lying in Kinds
county, State of Mississippi and in the City
Of Jackson, tO-wit: Beginning at point Z.
Is chains No. l. W, from the SW corner of a
lot formerly Belonging to Lemon & Quilter, on
the north side of Capitol street in West Jack
son, and running thence S $40 40 + 4.24 chains
to bank of Town Creek. thence n 70 40 Z 4 Is
chains to a sycamore tree Is inches in diameter
on east side of said creek, thence with the
meanders of said creek ascending east bank
of same N 160 30 +, 200 cha ms to a sycamore
inches in diameter, thence n. $50 w. ! chain
thence n. $50 W. 2.66 chains to "A small elm,
thence n. 3l0 so E. l chain, thence n. Slo 30
W 80 chains, thence n. 10 w. Ito chains
thence n. 5lo 30 f. l.54 chains to a stake
thence s. / E. so links across to west bank of
Town Greek, 1876 to the place of beginning
said lot being bounded on the west by the
lands of the New Orleans, st. Louis and Chi
cago R. r. Co., containing by estimate 4. 10
acres, and being the same lot conveyed
to William and John Stuart by X. NJ. Hobson
by deed October l, 1868, also all lathes, saws
planning mills, mills, engines, shafting, and
all machinery, moulds and tools, and all i'm
plements ermachines of what kind soever used
by the said Stuart & Kirkland, partners, in
the manufacture of implements and machines
in the foundry and factory owned and opera
ted by them on the above described lands All
of said realty and personality. a sufticiency
thereof to be sold to satisfy the balance due on
the notes to J. & I. Green, ceStiuS que trust in
said deeds for the security of which said deeds
were executed, to-wit: 81, S99 52-l00 with 10
per cent. per annum from December 10,
1877; also $l4t95-l0O damages, both adju-
Dictated by decree of Chancery Court of Kinds
county, First District, rendered March q,
1878, in the case of V. A. Kirkland ct al VS.
Martha Stewart and others No. 326); also the
costs by said decree ordered TO be made.
The title believed to be good but | will con
vey only such title as | am authorized to make
by said deeds of trusts and decree,
j. j, GREEN, Trustee,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15

Every body come and see Whiting -
Gray's Spring ard Summer Stock.
A iull line of prints, Ladies dress goods
all styles Black Alpacas, double width
from % to IS cents.
Piques, l214 to 80 cents.
Linen Lawns at 10 cents.
A Sea Island Domestic from to 10 cents
Al Bleached Domestic from to 10 cents
A full stock of Gents Clothing in suit:
and single pieces.
Black Cashmere Pants from $500 to $3.50
Doe Skin Pants from 81 80 to $50.
UnIaundried Shirts for Sl.00.
Best. L. B. Shirts, laundried, at $l.50.
And all other goods at bottom prices
Nav, l, I'm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
Mss LULA D1cKsoN.-We find in tn

Hiss LULA DICKsON.-W find IN the
New Orleans papers very complimentary
Fall, by some of the leading citizens, upon
this young lady, whose success in the pro-
fessiou that she has chosen has been oo-
.seryed with gratified interest by all her
friends in this vicinity, in which they pro-
pose an entertainment for her benefit
Miss Lula responds in grateful and graceful
terms, and names Wednesday night 22o
.inst-, at the Varieties Theatre, as the time
Hand place. We are pleased to state that she
will appear at Angeles Hall, In this cIty'
on the nights of the 9th and 2Sth inst.' III
|''Sweethearts" and the Honeymoon" sup
ported by the SHAKESPEARE Club of New Or
leans, which includes such well known
ameteur performers as Judge G. d.
Braughan, Messrs. DeCamp, O'Nsh and
Others. She will be in jackson on the z4tn
when the full programme will be published
Miss Dickson will sail for Europe on the
22d of June.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
SUPREME COURT DEcI IONS.

Judgments in the following entitled
causes were affirmed by the Supreme Court,
on Monday, May ID, to-wit:
2S25. Hatch, ct al, VS.. Board of Supervisors
Of Monroe county.
2722 Jackson vs.. Caster.
2776. Yates ". Goodyear.
217l. Hooker V, Z. Yale. Jr.
1874. Gill, ct al. w. Shirley, admin.
27G3. Bernheim vs.. G. and p. Beer.
272l. Manlove vs.. Wick.
1903. Schmidlapp vs.. ) D. Currie & Co.
2763. EX Parte ThOs. c. Spencer.
judgments in the foil owing entitled causes
were reversed, to-wit:
2527. Harrison VS.. Harrison; and remanded
2o39. Hudson vs.. Nalty; and judgment
here
28l5. Dunbar VS.. Solari; and judgment
here.
2SII. Matthews VS.. TimberIake; and re
maudrd.
2823. Acker VS.. Truland; and remanded.
2SIO. Martin vs.. Perkins aud remanded.
pal. NORM vs.. Bailey aud remanded.
2Sl4. Gartman VS.. Weller, Haas Il Co and
remanded.
2543 Whitney vs.. COwan aud remanded.
2766. Redd vs.. Thompson; motion to re-
maud to docket sustained.
2SO7 Bowers vs.. Powell; motion to correct
augment overruled, and cause dismissed.
2726 Carraway vs.. Odneal; suggestion TO
correct Judgment Oyerruled.
Hon. Oliver Clifton, of Jackson, was
elected Clerk of the Court, for the term
which will comm ence May 23d instant.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15
Crystal SPrin.s-Dr. Hunter Of tia e
Monitor.

Maj. Harper in Kinds County Gazette.)
Of course we did not leave the Springs
without dropping in to see our respected
cotemporary of the Monitor, DR.. A. Hun
ter. We found him busy at his occupa-
ton, but with his accustomed suavity of
manner, he laid aside his pen, and for an
hour or more we enjoyed the pleasure of
his company. The Doctor is a forcible
writer, and under his management the
Monitor has become frst-rate paper
always readable, and we are glad to
know, popular. May our friend live to a
good old age and reap the reward he SO
richly merits and ultimately hear the
cheering words, "well done, thou good
and faithful servant"