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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Naturs 0ei6t1te ocS Serltn ers.

Bon 9. 2ansenibsict III unter ppriteben,
rem Sitsl in Ger eanseni6eipfl6sn Ser
lasss Yu4tanpluns Elm Sitslten sr.
rri1ieusn, wsldes unS sinen bStf int,
r~eianten 8lid in ras alte Berlin ssitattet.
Der 9erfalsr insirt cine 8siie purt
Berlin CUR 3sit SSnts Grisrri6 0ils
bslm Gee Grfen, etpa UNI pas Satl
1889 unc Ter Hsiisberitt sntbalt 10 piels
mafpdrpise Aufitli1e iber pas alte
Berlin, pae mir Ginisss earaus aud
unisrn 4eleln mit;bsilen wcIsn:
einfs ron Der Seen Sunsfsynbaire lissi
eas 6pGssri6t oper Der 0alsen.
WaS iinp paS fir wsiss plafats, bi,
an pemlelben su iebsn2 Sir lelen parin
Namen lplasr Ssrlinsr Ginppbnsr rit
pbne @rlaubuie ausseranrert linc. Sn
elmer 3sit, NO es fsts an Sclpaten fsblts.
norm sinissrmailsn LANCER 8srl feline 1000
Ibalsr unter Sriipern psrtb mar, =
alIerpinss Elm ibwsreS 9erbreben, ras
laut Geift ron 10. Gsbruar 1918 nit
Gbrlpssrtldruns unp @nbsftuns pes Na,
mems on cen 8aIssn bsftrait wurpe. =
0ir baltsn am Sranienburser Sbpr,
NO mir lberalI nod frsiss Selp lsben,
Nun renft man pobL mir f5nntsn 70
ME beu:e ptne Weitsrs In pie Staet elm
trften z Weit seTsblt. Dor Musm brau.
den mir sinsr &siies unp, fommsn nil
BON nett Der, sinsn @siunrbfitspae. ST
lsstsrsr nibt stpa Gle ;wSlf quite 0ros
l6en. Die CT fofst, sum Saup,mV:iY bat.
mag pabin ssfelt bl:ibsn. Die aqsr,
arSesfe Mufmerfiamfsit baben mir aul
unIsren Ansus 81 lsnfsn. Sier in Ssrs
lin resisrt Elm gar seffrenssr 5srr, rsr
iepen Yrunf unp Defenders bic fransSiis
l6en Wopsn BAIT uno Der fi6 @asrbSth
ltlbf parpm fdmmert, ras Die pom ibm
prrssl1riebsnsn 0ercrrnunsrr btfplsi
psrpsn. Die Damen poasn parauf ADS
ten, pa6 le feinen Sattun an iib baben,
piss plrpe uns cine smpFnpli&e 0elps
arafe fofsn. - Tim ndmlib pic beimil1s.
ron ca. 5000 @rbeitsrn i'm 9assrbauls
bstrisbsne @oasninrufrie ,u bsbsn, bate
Srispri6 Wiltelm l. Die Ginfubr unr
8snuBups ausr Stofe perbo!sn, wel6s
Den patsrlineiIben Wpaenerseusni1en
Gonfurrens MAIDEN fSnnten. = Ssips
clrisn. wie es w6rtli6 beiet "~ssrinaers
6rausnsimmsr ni6t trassn." Stminfs
1T unttrlas!. Sbnitt DIR 3lsipsr rasss
sen sans mad Sslisbsn. Mn Der laiQs
fam, Der tsrI6enpsn Sete semaB, To-
pisl S;of srlpart psrren, ais ssfauis III.
Niemanp nimmt Anitob an lebr niepris
gen Iaiasn. Ssi benz Gintrittin pis
Stapt baden mir nod su bsa&tsn:
ID Dir rdlfsn feinsn Iobad Cpie Cd
pamals bieb) bel uns fibrsn, wenistsns
ai&t msbr ais / piunp,- lpnf 10 Ebly,
TSnafs pro Yfanp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
idOn zines anfstnli1sn WarIdeS rdbs

WeH. -
I'm Ter Spanoaur Bride peroer
mir bic unfreipiaisen 3eusen zines trau;
rissn S6auIpieles : iOsben miro, unite,
Gem 3ulauf elmer unsebeursn Wsniden'
n1ense. cine ,8inpesmSreertn seiadt," ;,
b. tn einen Cad ssftfdt unp BON csr
Bride ksrub me @aNer s%sifirst. =
Sn bic .Staet Yarie' 3urddssfebrt,
eriu6en mir unleren freunplitsn Wirtt
UNI Belebruns. pie mir ben &ef zee
cages am tsitsn perpeneen fSnnfen.
Der Mann bat aber Gle: sr itebt i'm
Besrif aussuseben unp entldulrist 1t
t6Hi@. uns isBt nidt pienen ~ fSnpen.
er lei Startperprpnetsr unp mi1e it TO-
slsi8 an pas 6oue'i4e Ibpr sur Siebs
made beSeben. -
auf sinsur rsitsrsn Spasisrsans bdli
unisr Gdbrsr Dor rem 5auie Brirerftrass
10 an, uns srsdblenp, bter iei Elm Diener
a~ufaebdnst rorren, Der feinen perm,
ben 8risasminifer BON Sappe, tefoblen
bate. DSn Berlin miro iepsr Disnft,
bote, Der msbr ais 3 lblr. fieblt, 90,
BEN 5auis isinss 5srrn a~ufsebanst" fdsts
er bin;u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Cine 6eirarb, fubr fs fort. tpiirpe rsi
Bis Der bOsbuften 3unssn i&nsa nisesr
f@lasen.
SIN 6aneel, feel pan Nelft ein. uni
teim 6eiratben, mas bod aud rptere'
cine srt 6anrel IL. sebe i'd ni&ts au
bic Breunpi6aft. Snpefen i6rettt mt
Elm anserer Correspondent aus Surtnam
eieser iunse SrleY lei Elm 10 radere1
@eIeIs, ais ie elmer auf einem b%oadnpt'
19en S6iTs sepient pieB 3eusnie glib
ben Musl6las. Nur fSnnen mir ibn' Der
Artras ni9t MAIDEN.
Sn bieIem llusenblid purre Srlep &C.
relret. SD ibsrlaiIe Dir bic Ginlst'
tuno, Hiftsre pan Aelt istner Grau Su
unc entfernte t1 purt cine Seitentbtre
Srley trat In f6tbarer AufresunS Elm
Die frau pom 6aule dussrte ibr Be
taueren iber ben unfau, Der ib1 betrcf'
fen.
SD pstb utGt" ermispsrte Der jung
Seemann, ,cb rie 9eute In europa toll
inp ODER irssnr Elm l6Iedter Spabma6e1
mir sinsn pummsn Streih bat ipielsr
pcuen Dor etn Yaar Stuneel iperrt'
mon MID Elm ale 8erbrs@er, unc ieBt
sibt man mid los NIT 2a1en uni
elmer tablsn GntIdulpisuns. Sc Mir
am Seten isiu, i1 febre alsba!p mad
msinsr 6simatb suriid, NO maj penia'
items nur einmal TN Sabre fh perrdd
ffeQte namlt6 CUR 8ai6insssett." 81
renn Die Abfi6t gurer Hsiie nab Guro:
pa i6on erreidt p lsnfte frau oar
Nslt nit Seinbeit Elm.
Der iunse Wann ssristb in 8erlesen'
belt. Der Brief msinss 0aters, fam
mslte er, uentbdlt feline Binl3s."
,Nun, unp Die Sbriaeu 2"
Srley srrStbst. ,Sie mirren fsinI
gdniise Msinuns ron mir faisn. psnt
i6 es pasen rputs, ie jsst i&On aus
suiprsdsn, ia i'd SbHen unp SIREN
sanssn Sauie nod frsmp bin.
90 sntsisbsn sic un5 rsnisitsni
Die @slessnbsit nidt Sbre ndbsre Se.
fanniltaft ;u ma6sn," entSesuste 6ral
pan 9lsllt .0ir poIsn sinise WU6sr
auf's eanc ssbsn, unS sic beslsiien uns
eabin.
Srlsy nabm cen Scr'tlas nit iidt.
barer 6rsure an. Sn cieiem spanalplsr
rlmsan9e auf Dem Sanpe ndbsr,sn lis lid
sinanpsr INNER msbr unp mebr, unp aud
Ger alts pan Nslit Sersas rad unp mad
iter Den sutsn Giseni6aflen leinss ga.
ftsS css purt ibn erlittensn 9erlutsS
Die junssn eeute purtsn elm Yaar uni
ert an, So6ssitstase eriubr Srlsp
mas IS NIT Ger GrmU,runs peS Asmi
raj 9ieftsn fir cine Sewanrnis sebat
babe.
Srlsy latte. Sect" iaste sr, isst biz
id nod S4,Fisiisutrnant aber i6 nil
aIss paran ieBen, um Sbnen fur psr
p~erlcrenen Mrmiral einen anrern il
msiner psricn su psrl6aHsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Cine 3sitssnoNe 0a'bimatoas.

Sn Ger Nibe BON 9rabamtpa I'm Gountp
Weats In 8entufy, lsbt etr Wann Ras
mems Slanfenlbip, Der 1865 i'm Gcuntp
Sranflin, 9irsiaien. setprsn tparp upp
por IS Sabrsn nit SsrrY 8risbt nod
unierem Staate iterIerelte. gr bat az
ssnpirtis Die priits 6rau. iein idnsfss
8inp III nidt il,sr ais finf Sabre. u
1T pdbrsnp itines aan3sn 9sbens
ni6t sinen Gag franf seuslea uue
peis faum, mas 3Srperlsipsn inp. Or
1T nod INNER i'm Stanpe. nit elmer
Nrt SSume ~ fallen unp meint sr fSnns
lib ramit I'm NctbfaI nod itinen 9es
bsneunterbal: perrisnsn. Sbppbl unsss
tilrst. 1T fem 9siit isbr rsse. Gr erin.
merit ib @aibinstun's nod rsdt gut uns
linr feline Grinnsrunsen aus Isinsr SUI
ssnrseit iterbaupt lsbsaftsr als PIE aus
neusrer 3sit. Ssine Ansabsn Gbsr feia
Glitter perpen Q iebr alien 4eutsn be-
trdftist. psl6e bebaupten, CT mdNe Ut
nisitsns rs Sabre alt iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Gytbrsr in rem ruiif6s tirfil6sn 8riee
Der losbsn feinem gnre en~taeaenaeti, Az
nSbnmatt" beraborideu laGen IN
rpirc nun BON alien Seilen ausae!aht
Der Serlinsr ,8larreracatI6" t:aht
tdrsli4 fclseness Spp:tsepiSt
Bonn britif3sn seusu.
Sebn 8ua srbsbt i1 pom Eager fumm,
Sr l&naat f6 ben mihitssn SattI No,
Unit raHiet iit bis an bic 3abne.
tlnp psr ibn lIebL ben faet sin 8raa'u;
DEM rie Gin Ecu III c. 3u lhau'n.
Der srimmis i1iittelts Die pPabns.
9cbn Bun ben Sarras nimmt ,ur sanp
Aut auf. fur Gbr' uno GntsrIane!
eabt Gle Stpertsr ibartsn
Sn ieeer 8itsr judt mir bic Wutb,
in ieesni singer judi mir Der D,Htb,
Zen Usine ~ gsssn ~ rerfsn
Our S1la1t! samit aIs Hslbeu mir
Dee Hulsn 9Gnbsr. unp Rubmesaier
uub feline Wrrbluf bemmsn!
I'm Albions Banner idaar' bid feR,
DRttn iapfrss Velf ! 9s fsnr nj bic Def,
Die ptf ater ale RsmmsnI
Ts& ale Sobn Bud, srfint BON Sae
nnb 3batenpurf, sslpro1en bas.
Ia bob i@ i'm eanb Gin Sammtrr.
Gin anssbeurtr Snmr,tnsftru,.
nnb banpsriussnp famsn bsrbsi
Die 5srrtn Der banetsfammnn.
une bon Ran&sftr, 9ontpn, Duh
SrtDut Der &uf: Wesbalb, Scbn 8uQ,
NiQf s~rareifeu eu ,ur Webre2
Sttd eth has Cd inert! Die bane ron, Ssts
sSas fol- uus Der 8abm 2 Gsf sas @si&dh.
unp eann bee Sanees Sbre
Rinss WsibsrbsuIsn uns @saean'!
Sc aetsri Siitcf Rsrriman
Wel6 lafsrbafts Supi3sn
sic eitnen ,trar pro patria,
Ie6 Mot gum Gritiseen 6nb 6e ea,
Die bsrrli4en brapsn 9Rilissn
Sobn Bun psrnimmf's f9isr fesIenfrcb
une ipribt ;u iit 9 III better TO-.
IaB meinsn plan is perrihtet;
Esnn ea i& 70 tampfssluais mar,
go bdtte sspi6 it fbluesrbar
gin Slattas anssri6tsi.
Us f6naQt ben Sarniia or fpfrrt
une lfedt cas S1rert IN Isinen Srt
ab leg CT Dch uno pifplsn,
uuo ifredt ft nieoer uub beat Johann
Ea it ben Gurfsn niht rstten fam,
go meg tbn Der &aft bclsu.
Der Sas ssrrautte. Ger Grimm ,srl1msh
anp Albions ecu, einif truBic, rcls.
Stnari4t rpieesr in lanseu !3aasn.
Sobn Sua, CT ldet bic Sans pom Ssff,
Seiu WlblIpruG tleibt Grt bds @sf16it,
ans naGbsr - eds gsrsniissu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Die Ybgaorera uRo oie amerifaRi.
jGen &eben. Die ;ablreihsn 9eriuHe,
psl6s fprtseisytin .Granfreib ssma6t rer,
zen, UNI Wittel ;u fnren, NIT rpslden man
rie ptylcrsra i'm 9oeen t5eten fSnptt,
cbne slei6,sitia Die Hsbcn su psrntdtsn,
fine bic iest siasntlih erfolslos ssbIiss
ben. Die betrsfsnren Wiittel finp ents
psrsr ,u tbsusr Ueer unwirfiam. Die
0anrpirtbfhafts @eIeaibaf. pom Ycrs
reaur bat flr;li6 ;rpan,is Der smpfubs
lenitrn Witfsl elmer i~Ursfalhssn pres
funii untsrrprfen UNI bel feinem sin,L
gen Elm sntIprs9snreS &sIultat sr,i.lt.
Gs miro pabsr pobl nidts anesrss iibria
tlsiben, rpern Die Ybyacrsra ii1 ipeiter
ausbreitst, als III Nebsn III sreifsn, re!s
de Ger ptyaprsra pisesrtsbsn. IS ens
aher ais ft6sr sescn bic pbylprsra eIs
probt nur einiSe amerifanii6s Sortsn.
Die ptylprera befils,par ibre @ur,sIn
sbsn 10 gut pie bic anrersr 8ebsn, allein
pdbrenp lsstsre eann RAID pie ~bsfannten
Acknowledgment befcmmen. pslSe balp
faulsn une Die @ar;sln ;srit5ren, trstsn
eitie NoeoItatsn BET ben Wur,eln Der
bstrcfsnesn amsrifaniibsn Sortsn sar
nidt. opsr nur In ssrinsem Nasfab auf.
Elm Saulen Ger Wurseln fnpst niht fat,
unp an SteIe Der seriiSrten f~einsrer
Sauspurseln tilpsn fi6 ftsts nsue Wurs
,eln, 70 rae pie 2sbsnsfraft pss StcdeS
srbaltsn blsibt. Die sisentli&en NrIaden
Ger NorOitdtsnbiipuns. rsip. Ni&tti,
puns unp ibrs GSlsen bilrsn Jest ben
@sssnfanc sifriser GOri6unsen. Man
bat aud nit GrfcIs psrIu6t Die su!sn
Gisenibaften Der surppail&sn unp Der
amsrifanii6en &ebeu rur9 yfrppfen ,r
%pereinisen, 0 cen sriteren rte fSflidsn
5rauben, pom Den Isstersn ets estsnSs
fraft une Wirsritanpsfibisfsit pss 8ur.
Selfpdes su tenussn. Sn 6raufrsit
III maj hermit i6on Absr pas Sraeium
hes Experiments binaus, unc i'm nod
fen Sabre fam Elm Serr 6arts Al 81.
Clement bel Mpniprllisr iur aernte In
einsm Wsintsrs son Cha, allo IL DIOR
gen i6rsiten, wsl6sr Sdn,li& aus 8etsn
beftsbt pie eur6 prcpfen Der fransSfs
lden @ramen &ebe auf ben ameritani.
lbsn Clinton srbaltsn wureen. ptpfef,
for Wiaarpst in Sorpeaur. cine @u.pris
tat auf pisiem @ebiste, bat pielsr Gage
ibriseps cine senaue 8ei6rsibans Der
wtsrsrltanpsiabissn amerifanil9sn 3sba
lertsn bsralsasAsbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

,,Wer ben S@ahsa lat, bari fir
spott ni&t iOrsen." Die Grpbma4t
Gnslanp bat ii& par& pas @erbalten itrsr
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Among tbs antecedents of disease are
inartness in the circulation of The blood an
unnaturally attenuated condition OF tne
nhvsioue, indicating that the life current Is
deficient in nutritive prosperities, wan
baooard look, inability to digest the food'
toss Of appetite, sleep and strength, and a
.ansation of unnatural languoF. Al these
NAV be regarded as among the indicia OF
snnroaching disease, which will eventually
attack the system and overwhelm It, II IL Is
NOT built ND and fortified in advance. In
vieorate, then, without loss oftime' masking
choice of the greatest vitalizing agent nos
letters stomach Bitters, an elixir vines
has given health and vigor TO myriads '.
.ha sIelr and debilitated, which is avouched
nv nhysicfans and analysts to be pure as Wen
Is effective, which Is immensely popular y
this country, and extensively used abroad,
and which has been for years past one o
che leading medicinal staples Of America
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
MAR RED

HoPKINs-NIcHoLs.-A the residence of
Prof. j. Lewis, IN Summit, on Sunday May
10th. 1873, by Rev. w E. Tynes, Mr.. John
Hopkins and Miss Josephine Nichols, both
of sum unit.
SoADY-WINsToN.- On the morning OF
the 2Ist., at the Episcopal Church, by the
Rev. Mr.. Linn, Mr.. F. NJ. Soady, and M iss
hebecca Winston, all of Lowndes county.
MCKIE-FoRD.-6n Wednesday evening,
22d inst. at the Presbyterian church, by
Rev. DR.. Spillman, Mr.. James d. MCKEE, anG
Miss Pauline, oldest daughter OF Mr.. h. "A.
Ford all of this city.
MCLEAN--GREGoRY.-- the residence OF
the brides father, on Wednesday night.
Nav l5, 1873, by Rev. w. S. LagrOne, Mr..
L, T. Mclean, and Miss Hettie Gregory,
both of Newport Mississippi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the residence CT
the brides father, near Plattsburg, on
Thursday, May 10th, 1873, by }. 5. McElroy,
ESQ. MR.. V. Adcock, of Neshoba county,
and Miss A. ID. Mckee of Winston county.
CHAMBERs-HUNrER May u, at the res
idence of Mr.. Chas. w. Hunter, ia Roiiyar,
COMFY, Miss, by the Rev. Mr.. Fleming,
Judge VIM Chambers, of Chambers county,
Texas, and Mrs. Bette Reyes Hunter, OF
Mississippi
SroCKARD-FowLKE the 18th OF
May, 1873, at the residence of the brides
father, in Burkville. Virginia, bv Rev. Mr..
Newbill, DR.. K. r. Stoekard, of Washington
county, Mississippi, and Miss Ella Hyde
Fowlkes, of Virginia.
WooLsaIpn--AvENT.- May 10th. 1873,
at Ingleside, the residence of the bride
father, by Rev. A. w. Wilson, Col. Samuel
L. Woodbridge, of Versailles KY, and Miss
Matte Avent. daughter of Capt. John A.
Ayent, of Leflore county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
SUPREME COURT DEc1 IONS.

Judgments in the following entitled
causes were affirmed by the Supreme Court
on Monday, May p, to-wit:
2726. A j. Butcher, trustee, vs.. Silas Oral e.
2755. Bank of Mississippi, ct al, vs. Duncan
ct al.
2540. Chas j. Burrus ct al, VS.. James Fl.
BurTuS. ct al,
2739 Prewett ct al. Us. Dreaming ct al.
2749. Mayor and Aldermen OF HIcksourg'
VS.. J. q T. Butler.
2S3I NJ. Faler, ct al, VS.. McRae.
262S +. NJ. Parks vs., z. L. Callicott etal.
1882 A. J. Peterson ct al, vs.. Jane Gibson
276l. l.. L. Traube VS. the State.
2T99 Osborn ct al, VS. Brady ct al.
Judgments in the following entitled
causes were reversed:
1897. Spratln, Administrators, VS. Deerlng,
and remanded.
2SO4. Northrop VS.. West, demurrer sustain
ed, with leave to amend.
2Sl3. EckfOrd, administrator, VS.. A y Evan
Guardian. ct al. and affirmed in part
97qS. Summers ct al, VS.. smiley ct al, ana re-
manded for decree in lower court
2693 Thompson, Lampkin q Co, VS.. NATL
da j. Tillotson s. Co., and bill dismissed
1854 Block va. Bean. order OF former uay
set aside, and cause restored 10 docAet.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Miss LOUISE NJ. Dickson is a favorite
mere. She is native and to the manner
porn, and the announcement that she
would appear with her troupe at Angeles
Hall' Monday evening, drew a large and
"ppreciative audience who were prepared
70 De to her faults, if any were d discovered,
IN ~ her histriOnic role, little blind but
:. SVIIunately there was no occasion to make
rue least draft upon their exuberant SYM
pathy- This talented young actress needed
no no mantle of the sort. She might have
icism. sio'o any ~ 14A0'' y =
Her readings on Monday evening were
et - and in "Sweethearts' she showed
70 70 me advantage. She has keen percep-
t t, OF the workings of the heart and acts
mem to life. There were passages in
louise Northcoten that could not have
Se een surpassed. Last night she played
IAN lain with change of performances. She
Played with taste and skill, and added new
taurels to her brow. TffT =
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
Notice !.---N0tice!!

OTOLEN FROM THE UNDERSIGNED ON
y MAY 7TH, near VERNON, MISS, two COM
pactly built HORSE MULES, about u hands
high each, and both Mules branded with the
letter III" upon their left jaw; and Also
were trimmed, name and tail. and in good
order. One mule was a Bay and the other a
Brown in color; and the brown rode well, but
the bay mule rode roughly. Both mules were
about years old. The bav Mules under Jaw
looked as if it had been bitten in times past
and the skin still distended. The undersigned
suspects two Freedmen of having stolen the
two mules: BY name, Tom Robinson and John
Meshears-who left the neighborhood on the
day the mules were last seen The said freed
men told their friends month previous that
they were going to the Mississippi River to
work upon the Levees. and doubtless rode off
the two .aules, and perhaps traded or sold
them on the route. The said freedmen may
have rode the mules to the swamp Cor part
Of the wayl through malevolence, as both of
said freedmen were angry with the under
signed. The capture and return Of the two
mules, or any Information that will enable the
undersigned to recover the same viii be Ibe1-
ally paid for at Canton. or Vernon, Miss.
DAVID E. JIGGITTS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
Notice.!

Every body come and see whiting 81
Gray'~ Spring ard Summer Stock,
A iull line of prints, Ladies dress goods.
all styles Black Alpacas, double width,
from % to 20 cents.
Piques, 1214 to 30 cents.
Linen Lawns at 10 cents.
A Sea Island Domestic from to 10 cents.
A Bleached Domestic from to 10 cents.
\ full stock of Gents Clothing in suits
and single pieces.
Black Cashmere Pants from $500 to 80
Doe Skin Pants from 81 80 to 81 30.
Unlaundried Shirts for S 90.
Best. l.. B. Shirts, laundried, at $1.50.
And all other goods at bottom prices.
May, l, I'm.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

For several years past, the Daily
Times has been issued at a heavy pecuniary
outlay by its proprietor Capt. Lake, but
nevertheless it has borne up bravely under
the heavy pressure, and barring its objec-
tiouable politics, it has been a welcome Wis
itor TO numerous readers for its enterprise
in matters of local interest. But there is a
limit to human endurance, and the Daily
has at last succumbed to difficulties that
were really insurmountable. The Times
will hereafter be issued exclusively as a
Weekly journal.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
To Obtain Comfort

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peptic suiterngs at once by using Parker's
Ginger Tonic. Thousands who have for
years sought relief in vain from Headache e,
Nervousness, Low Spirits, Sleeplessness,
Liver Disorders, Costiveness, Acid Stom-
ach, Heart burn, Palpitation of the Heart,
Cramps, Distress in the Stomach, Coated
Tongue, etc, have found a most comfort
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, and save
your little ones from Cholera Intantum.
Buy $l.O0 bottle from your druggist, or a
sample bottle at 10 cts. For sale by DR..
Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

PEACHw GOD NURsERIEs.-On the 22d
we received from Peachwood Nurseries,
State Line, Wayne county, Mississippi,
Gaines, Cole q Co, propretors, small box
of Amesdam peaches fully ripe, luscious
andsof good size. Messrs. g., q Co. inform
us that they commenced ripening on the
10th, and on the 18th they were in good
condition for shipping. They are very
valuable variety and bear shipment remark
ably well to distant markets. These nurse
ries are the most extensive in the State, aud
are convenient to every point accessi bic to
the railroads. We advise our readers who
wish to improve their orchards to make a
note of the Amesdam peach and send their
orders for trees in the fall.
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Notice.

We beg to present our regrets to all who
had to leave our house without being served
on last week, but the immense crowds who
visited US during that time, made it utterly
impossible, under any circumstances, to
have done better.
1t is possible that during the coming
week, we will be able to give that attention
which it has ever been our pleasure to ex-
tend to all.
Remarkable and attractive prices will be
placed on everything in our stock in order
20 fulfill our purpose to effectually wipe out
all goods that were in our house on the
night of the fire.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
German syrup.

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
to those afflicted with Consum ptiOn, Asth-
ma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other 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
vour Druvpist, and ask what they know
about it, Sample Bottles 10 cents Regu-
lar size IS cents. Three doses will relieve
any case.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

I azoo CITY Sentinel J

azoo city Sentinel
social event Of no little interest trans
plred in our city last week We aliuae 10
thevisit of C1pr. Harris Barkssltle with n 5
accom- plished bride They came TO our
city en- route from the scene of their nup-
tiAis in Ohio. to th ir hrme in Jackson.
The visit was made the occasion Of most
agreeable reunion among the friends of the
happy pair at the residence of Mr.. VIM. G.
craig, a brother OF the bride. Our felici-
tatiohs may appear tardy. but they are none
tue less cordial We desire to add 10 the
Oft repeated wishes for their happiness, our
congratulations, and express the nope that
through the bright future they may find,
that
Happy they, the happiest of their kind
Whom gentle stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their
beings blend"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

GOLUMAUs Ca his residence, at
P NJ, in personal difficulty, DIR. J. c. CooL
Was shot and killed by his brotber-in-law
Charles Martin. No witnesses. Cox was
intoxicated. Martin claims self defense
and AT once surrendered inns II, but is al
lowed his liberty.
Attempt 30 Poison "a Whole Fam
liz.
FREMONT, O.-The excitement regarding
Miss Eta Smith. a teacher in the High
School, who atrem pied 20 poison the Stein
family, j. Increasing hourly. Develop
ments are appearing continually which ap
parently makes Miss Smith appear as reg
uiar Borgia. Her bail was fixed at $4,000
and she was locked up again in the county
Jail, where she now is. Miss Smith Is a
lady about twenty years old, who has
taught in the public schools for many years
She has always borne high character and
comes of an excellent family. She lives
with her widowed mother, and she is an &C
tive mem bpr OF the Episcopal Church and
has been efficient in the Sunday school. man
aging the exercises at the Easter ceIebra-
lion this year.
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Pleasure Excursion.

Notice is hereby given to persons wishing
To join me in another Excursion along the
Mississippi and Florida Coast TO the Snapper
Banks, that L have chartered a first. class
yacht, which will leave New Orleans srh
June. The party is not to exceed ten, and
several names are already registered The
Excursion viii occupy one month, and the
total expense for each person will be about
SO %, First-cla<s accommodations, and a
good time generally guaranteed.
john NELSON.
Captain Commanding.
Nav - 0yr