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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

We desire to make our Acknowledgements,
particularly to Hon. Van H. Manning and
to Hon. Fl. D. Money, for valuable public
documents The latter has sent us two
large library bound volumes of the Federal
and State constitutions. colonial charters
and other organic laws which are especial
ly valuable.
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Reveille.u
Mr.. Heslip is decided personal friend of
DIR. Buck, the late Sheriff. large surety on
his bond, man known for his integrity
and high honOr-a man of wealth. who
sought neither emnluments, nor position !;
could there have BEEN q more fitting APP
pointmentl Do the citizens of ClaiboSne
county know that Mr.. Heslip asks not, nor
will accept one cent from the Office he now
holdsP His troubles, and his trials, are but
tributes to the memory OF bis dead friend l
and whatever comes from the administra-
ton of the sherifs Office, so long as he
holds ft, will go Immediately to the wife
and children of his friend. Is there ano her
man in Claiborne county that would or
could do likewise?
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WE are requested to state that the
Drug business in West Jackson heretofore
conducted under the well-known and pop
uIar style OF J. W. Harrington & Brother,
will be continued under the name of Har-
rington & Brother, where the customers of
the establishment will be promptly served
at all hours.
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Yazoo Valley Flag.1

Some of the journalists of our State who
were greatly shocked az the proposition that
the State officers use the States money for
the relief OF suffering communities during
the yellow fever epidemic, because. for
sooth, there was no law for il, have ali along
smilingly acquiesced in the action Of the
general government in furnishing supplies,
without the shadow of law. We indorse the
action ofthe federal authorities, as we would
have endorsed similar action by the officers
of our State.
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MAsoNIC.-Water Valley Lodge, No.
1872 and Beulah Lodge, No. 1863, have con-
solidated under the name and number of the
former. The vote for consolidation in each
Lodge was unanimous. Immediately after
the happy union took place, the Grand Sec
rotary sent the Lodge a relief fund OF five
hundred dollars.
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N. o. Democrat


The Bayard family has the most remark
able Senatorial record in American politics.
The present Senator was first elected TO
the Senate in 1869. He succeeded his faith
er. who occupied the seat tor eight years.
His grandfather was Senator for thirteen
years, and an uncle was also in the Senate
for many years. When the Delaware Sena-
tor is not Bayard he is q salisbury.
These ruling families manage to keep a
House.
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR

SPENGLER's BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE STATE
HOUSE, JACKSON, MISS.
A FULL LINE OF BROAD CLOTHS, CAS-
N SIMERES Gents Furnishing Goods, Of
best quality, always on hand. Suits made in
latest styes, and ~ reasonable prices Orders
from any part of the State will receive prompt
and care full attention. [dec5, Io-ly.
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How to Deal with Trarnps

st. Louis republican,
New Ham pshire has enacted a rigorous
tramp law which is doubtless, very effec-
tive. As soon as a tramp enters the State
he is invited to work or leave, and not
com plying he is arrested and punished
severely. Such a prohibition of roaming
thieves and beggars would be good insti-
tuition in Delaware.
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\ SUCCESSFUL PAPER. Youtl' :
Companion, of Boston, is one Of the most
enterprising sheets in the country, 1t has
twice the circulation OF any similar publ
cation, end unquestiy nably merits its sue
cess.
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Graceful Recognition of services

Il AZ CLIC
We learn that the citizens of Rodney
have presented TO DIR. F. w. Coleman a
handsome silver waiter and tea service,
costing $50, and to the Mayor, Hon. J. A.
Limerick, gold watch and chain, same
value, and acknowledgment of appreciation
of their services in behalf of Rodney dur
ing the quarantine regulations in that
place.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

The Ohio Democrats want Thurman al
any rate. The Republican journals speak
OF him as the man that shamhles along on
foot and blows a trum pet in his red ban
danna. Il will be GabriePs trump when he
blows it to call them to Judgment in Ohio
Boston Post
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

WE SUBMIT To ANY CANDID READ
w Err that machine whose sales steadily
Increase through years of adversely and I'M
paralelled depression in business, while the
sales of every competitor fall off heavily year
by year, MUST BE THE REST MACHINE. No Sing
er Machine is genuine without our trade mark
given above) stamped on the of the IN :
chine.
Machines sold on the lease or installment
plan.
We keep constantly on hand Clark's Q. n.
7. Spool Cotton, Embroide y Six and Sewing
Silk of all colors. ShoemAkers and Saddlers'
Silk. and Linen Threads of all coors and
sizes.
THE SINGER MFG CO,
176 Washington St, Vicksburg, Miss
jams, 70 lv. ". II. STOW ERS, Manager.
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--LATEST NEWS.
DEATH OF JUDGE SHERMAN.

CLEVELAND, O.-Judge Charles I. Sher-
man, the oldest brother of Secretary and
General Sherman, and father in law of Sen
atOr Don Cameron aud General Miles. In
dian fighter. died suddenly yesterday at his
residence in this city of rheumatism of the
heart
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

THE CLARION will be represented at
Okolona next week, In the person of Mr..
Willie :. Power, son of our associate. Our
subscribers who may be delegates to the
Masonic Grand Bodies will find Willie in
readiness to issue renewal receipts, or
receive new names to our list.
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LOST !!

~ cased rev rsible GOLD WATCH, made
by Jas. S. Hoddel & Son. No. Is Northampton
Square, London. with initials RI. C.. B.,
carved on back. A liberal reward will be
paid for its delivery at this Office If.
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AT WHITING & GRAY'S.

AT WHITING & GRAY'S.
MEMS OVER COATS FOR $500; $3.50
M $3.50; $1,000 and $l2 20.
Mems Suits of Clothes for 50, $3.50; 800 !;
$1,000; $500; $l400; SI600 $500 and $50.
Mems Under Shirts from 81 nc. to S275.
Mems Drawers from 371zc. to 81 50.
Best Unlaundried Shirts for SlOO.
Boys Unlaundried Shirts for size.
British Socks for 50 90 per dozen.
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting Of Alpacas,
all Wool, Burretts, Grape, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Scotch P1ids, etc, with trimmings to match
and prices to suit the times.
Ladies' Under Vests for 50c., 75c., 81 90 and
$3.50.
An endless variety of Ribbons, Neck Ties,
etc.
Silk Velvet Ribbons in all widths.
A full line of Wesson Plaids, Domestics and
Jeans.
Wool Flannels, both Red and White, from
zoe to G0c. per yard.
Canton Flannels from l0c. to Pic.
Bleached Domestics from sc. to lOc.
1914 Sheeting from 2Hc. to Doc. per yard.
Water Proofs, both mingled and plain in all
colors from 25c. to 81 90 per yard.
100 pieces of Calico just received-a Dress
for everybody.
At WHITING s. GRAYS.
derIS 7S-1m
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FOR RENT CHEAP!

A NEW RESIDENCE / mile west of the
"A Governors Mansion; eight acres of land
in high state of cultivation-plenty good wa
ter-all buildings convenient, Call on prem
ises. A n. KIMBALL.
DeclliTS-1m
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NOffce.

WANTED to secure position as Manager
of plantation for 1879. Will bring best ref
erence asto energy, judgment and honesty.
Nov27 l878-4w Address CONWAY
Dry Grove Miss.
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GEN REUBEN DAVIS, of Aberdeen,
favored Us with pleasant, social visit yes
terday. He is attending the Supreme Court
now i'm session.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

ACCIDENT On THE NJ. & L. RAILWAY.
The following private telegram was re-
ceived by Hon. Casey Young yesterday:
ERIN, Tenn, January 4.
Hon. Casey Young:
A sleeper was wrecked near Porter's,
Tennessee. Senator Harris was slightly
bruised.
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FOR RENT.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE convenient
"A to the business portion of this city, con-
sisting of six good rooms; also Dining room,
Kitchen and servants room; also, good office,
stable and carriage-house. For particu ars
apply to JOHN CLEARY.
Jackson. Miss Dec. 4 1sTs-lm.
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OREEE AIRY.
8rookhaven ledger

BrOOkhaven Ledger.
Thursday last, December, 26sh, 1878, at
half past two o'clock in the evening. the
soul of Rev. Wiley burgess, took its flight
to the God who gave it. He had been sick
just one week, and died of pneumonia, at
the advances age of seventy-two years.
THE train on the Vicksburg and Meridian
railroad yesterday morning brought in up
wards of one hundred and fifty passengers.
In seat in the second class coach we
noticed nine passengers. scientifically
packed away by conductor w. S. Harris
Vicksburg Commercial.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

OUR old time friend, the able lawyer
AMI brilliant journalist, Col. A. Y. Harper,
of Okoloua, favored Us With a call yester
day lie is attending the supreme Court.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

Mr.. WALTER ). BELL, of the st.
James Hotel, New Orleans, La, and bride
were among the passengers on the train for
this city this morning. Walter Will reSlain
with US but few days. and will take his
departure on the steamer Il. f. Lee to-
morrow eveuing-Vicksb burg Commercial.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BENNER FAM
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Progress of the Work.

SAN FRANoIsco. Jan. 3.-The Southern
Pacific railroad will reach Maricopa Wells
in May next. The work is progressing
raDidlY.
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vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
New Advertisements.

BOSNIAN Il CATCHISGs, cotton factors
wholesale grocers and dealers in wines
IiquorS. cigars, etc. has an advertisement
IN another column TO which the attention
Of the business men Of Mississippi and
Louisiana il called. In this well-known
and extensive house will be found Mr.. VIM
Henry, a Gentleman well-known on the
line Of the V. q VI. Railroad ana the Deer
Creek country. He solicits tie patronage
OF his many friends; guaranteeing them his
personal attention 70 all orders sent his
house. The house Of Bonham & Catchirg-
is one of tIe most extensive in the Hill
City
MIR. JAS. =. BARFIELD has an advertise
meut OF the wilson Sewing Machine in This
issue, T., which the attention Of those need
ing machines are referred. The Wilson
machine is so well known and popular that
il needs no recommendations at our hands.
The Singer Sewing Machine has long
been conceded To br one OF the very best
machines manufactured. Mr.. W. II. Stow
err, the Manager ct the Singer Manufacture
ing Com pauy, AZ Vicksburg. has an adver-
ti-ement ina his issue to which the attention
Of those desiring 10 purchase machine is
called. This machine has an immense sale,
which is certainly a good indication of its
great worth. Mr.. Showers i one of the
cIevere~t gentlemen and best business men
of our acquaintance.
Is another column will be found the pro-
fessionaI card OF Dr.. r. y. New. He is
now located in Vick-burg.
THOSE wishing to purchase newspaper
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MEMPHIS HowARDs.

MEMPHIS, Jan. Al. II. Smith, Secretary
of the Memphis Howard Association, has
completed his report, which shows the re-
ceipts to have been, during the late epidem-
ic, $4l7 $50 &c; disbursements. $4l5.790 So
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BENNER FAMILY.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. 4.-Hon. George
Davis, Ex-Attorney General of the Con-
federate States, delivered an eloquent lee
ture here tonight to a crowded house. The
receipts, which aggregate several hundred
dollars, will be applied to the benefit OF
Lieut.. Benner's family.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Robert Craig and
Miss Josie Craig, who have been visiting
their daughter aud sister, Mrs. Harris Banks
dale, left yesterday tor New Orleans.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

Mr.. NAT. WALTON, who rendered
valuable service, at Jackson, during the
late epidemic is now one Of the operators
at the Western Union fredericksburg
Commercial
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE Tt
FRANK LE&LHE,S
SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

THE JANUARY number brilliantly opens the
fifth semi-annual volume OF this most excel
lent magazine. As it appears in the "Holi-
day Season, IL has the somewhat distinctive
character OF a Christmas Number" and the
opening paper, christmas Carols" (pretily
illustrated), by Rev. W. II. Withrow IS espe-
cially interesting. ''Lottie, by A. II. Mann
is a very delightful story of Christmas Eve.
new serial story Is commenced, entitled
David Flemng's Forgiveness which will
it Is stated, run through several months. 1t
is by the au hor OF Christie Redfern Trou-
bles, and the opening gives promise of thrill
ing interest in the forthcoming chapters. The
PLEASANT story, in Mischief Again IS con-
timed The pages abound with good things
which we can only refer to in general terms.
There are short stories of great interest;
sketches of famous persons; essays ms rue
tive and entertaining poems, history, science
etc; an admirable sermon by the Editor. DR..
Charles F. Deems, etc, etc. There Is no pub
LEGATION, either in the old, or this country
more deserving of public favor. Present your
families with subscription for 1879. The
annual subscription is only IS postpaid Each
number contains Us quarto pages and over
100 beautiful illus trations. Address
FRANK LESLIE'S PUBLISHING HOUSE.
So IS, and 81 Park Place New York
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FOR SALE!

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
IA One mile west of Railroad. INQUIRE of
R0RERT BRASHER,
jan1, '79-4w. Office Mississippi Penitentiary.
IT You WISH to engage in an honest. gem
Ii teel business, aud make plenty of money
during the holidays, send your address to
RANDOLPH CO., 107 4th Av., N, 7,
dec24, '7S-4w.
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SAD DEATH OF GENERAL M'ALLIsrEK.
ACCIDENT ON THE NJ. 81 L. Rail

OXFORD, Mss, January 4.-General Ste,
M'Allister froze TO death last night.
DIR. jim DICKINS.
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A CONTROVERSY CONCERNING COTTON.

AUGUSTA, GA Jan. 4.-The controversy
between the cotton sellers and buyers as 10
the possession of sale samples, has resulted
in stopping sales. The sellers have re-
solved not to give up the samples and buy
ers not to purchase without them.
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THE COLD WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 4.-The signal office
reports from all parts of the country show
very cold weather. At many points West
the thermometer is below zero, ranging
from two to,twenty degrees.
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EXECUTOR'. NOTICE.

WHEREAS on the 7th day of p.serf.r
w A. d ISIS The undersigned y,a. grarra.i
letters testamenthry- with the viii annexed.
on the estate of Mrs. Sarah A PIuckari do
ceased; notice is therefore hereby given NJ.
all persons indebted 10 said estate 90 come
forward and make Immediate payment. and
all persons having claims AGAINST the -4r..
are requested 20 probate them within ..e t.n..
limited by law or they viii be forever barred
THOMAS +. HELM Executor.
Dec Is 'TS-4w
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Our accomplished friend Heber Craft
Esq. Secretary OF the Mississippi Valley
Company OF McComb city, Is in the city.
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The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS met
Monday, and after trausacting the business
OF the county, adjourned yesterday evening
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31
WILLIAM CRfiEV Y.

ono by ono our old-ttmo merchants ara drop
ping otl from the busy ataRn 81 ltfn into the
len' vaults Of tho tomb The atoat instance
W. hayn o rannri IL that of William Crnnvy.
Whose mortal r~mana woro yesterday followed
. tho a.rave by cnncaursn Of citizens. which
III character anil numberl Infested tho high NJ
probation aud universal roapect In which no
waA hral in thia community
Mr.. Ore"vy was a nHtiYo ot Belfast. ireland.
end came W thfn city from New York In Octo-
hcr. lStn iis first occupation was that Or 4
stan",cnttor in the marble yard of Newton
Richards: bnt his ambition anarnl above Tia
oetalnment of n livelihood by mere manual
Hhor. however respectable 4 might ha AMI ha
Apant Tits leisure hours in titrinE Himself l0I
mercantile pursuits. IL 4 short tinle ho Ne
unlrrd the unsition If clnrk In tho large hollaa
VIZ liHliin Woodruff. where he rnmAinnl Tor
T"V"rai ymrs. HethHn embarked III tho pro
duee and grain oNpartatinn business. and the
pr4ud poaitlOn In this city bn trou-
hleS everlasting II that Of Creevy i Churchill
s,tt'aNrded This house. Too. suceumhai t.
the, pressure OF adverse circumstances
AMI became nNtnPt. Soon after tho Drm OF
CftnNy Y FnrNnll, ahlu agents WAS established
aHt pto III" aIcning III tlla lafe war WA onn
81 TIE most extensive. rr mtuant And reputable
ot thn kini III N"w Orleans. After the fnl Of The
NY Mt, Gt""vg went on into tho CDnlrderacy
Nhd phttlNtic men NJ lasf Al the EARNINGS NJ
years " nnterurise. toll ana dFudgery Moth
ll5S daunttd by ndVersity. he came back to this
citr All nr pence had settled upon the land And
began business anew. MessrH Creevy K MIX
erson We're for 4 considerable time the agents Of
H. H. star Lilo ri steamships running between
ms port ana N"W YORK and Boston. but mis-
fortunes everlasting that lue it was VITA
drawn. and since taat time Mr.. Creevy has bogn
conducting ship brokorage business with
varying sucoess.
,Mf. Crenvy. rs y business man. was remark
able fpr iiA uHtirinG energy and Underwriting
integrity His sanguine disposition aud sp4cu. |
iative spirit led him oftentimes into extrtva-
Gaat ventures, bu, amid MI III hls mlatortuuas
ne preserved his name and honor untarnishra
But the erowaing glory Of his character was the
ardent. active sympathy which ever warmed
us heart toward Il fellow being IN distress Ills
purse. whether II prosperity or adversely. was |
.lWa1s 0pen IA tha calls Of tho needy and dis /
sad:
He had tear for pity. and 4 hand
slFttsr l~ IA F,~ 81, x,l,,-
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NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

har nothing to do with the destruction ~ me
poiann2 Delay cannot even help us To ita to
tHation. except. perhaps, by killing mHh, ~
va must ~ aud nra absolutely limited ~ anti
pepfin nenaures both against chips aud houeea.
Time II only needed for tho aaaaniial nronAss or
nnuinul.ij1na for tho seizure not diffusion
Of the bodily aXrantion-uot TO disueTsiou o.
all that n nh which annara aud Kills y AiloW@l
ta Iovn orefpinE into tho byWaya nnb AlAya 81
a seaport.
ANrtRErIttH
INV HI roughly classified AZ chemical and
nhFsieai.
The apaahnr tban wont on 70 nonaihar at
eama length Tho dintrept antiRoptios anh by
argument mud citation IF facts established f.
fha satisfaction VI hiR audience that cold was
tho nnat lie explained how the temrerainret IN
rnaanla atprnH warehouses aHa dwellings nNHll
In reduced by The uao Of ahNmieala nni ma
rbiunty. ANA briefly ,learrihad tho prneeaa ~
hta rattigoratIug eh.,a, Ine9nruai"n ho AAtd
Ilhntallty ana vigilance IN tho tlifoetl"n ~
afrnta,l wv WV lrnrts nf IVA Auxiliary Sanitary
tGaonaion will MI only lower tho mortality ~
tta ha4rli MIA niai ARyiunlT. t1 nthN"lh hllilsa.
ANIL III avery WAY H. nuEIurut l1o roHtiatl liHtt
pino4a an prosperity If nIl.
HhHt tthi5it III utr navn nnl lMihlH3 hilii-
Fbn uutf aud plcaanut iouda - ni"lhhE ili",
The loa4 ~ noy IL, lnn uHfollsd lElm he ttHi5a
fa Fn tfavt, III .nn noi M Rttlia nnl atriUm+ tol
flta " nilitIrnliuu= III tho j Nv. Ii in enilEtt
tHad aitp Wa View with i"F mn hopn tAta"Nafz
WtjnIiup nalIl af Hnman llaR, l.n hnsh
FHltioA II iatiun hB w t}orl AeinnH if'1t teptlitg
indiyttanI attataaau. lnrliN,l H U,ap i'n Al
fha W 8ttirspl W.T. pH#f stiuEtGlns avn taftFt f.e
ltHl fuli=af that cnthinr ttintulnz Whi'h loads
ta thn GIaHtn4i Rn9l NIX llta Etaht"4t nnfahht
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SUICIDE.


Grams CUT.
~ 80 o'ea3k p@doIiay morning Ernont
lt09uel. lgoi ftJi y#oiRbt ynnrf IL ear driver Nv
"CnQuW ion. committed eu!eieto NJ Tho corner II
ta9tI aud Gtttng tfroots hy nhontlug himself
III tn" mouth will 1aItE revolver Hho,iIy
ih.4onftftt tho itprly wa, found Nv 0giau l. wis
nn3 i"uavnil tp tbs suburban Stnilnn
An Investigation AZ u, tho cn4IHna tlln loi this
ntn to t1t hts own iitnd" "lnpnd mn rluauIat
unhfprina.e. eauIleh with tha f1ct that a WINS
IN tia ttprbt lin 4aiE.
]a"plht: 9th" story runs. married wompn
n SE6"n f"ua y"nng"r thtu himself and nj
theuEb Hi" nai4u NIR bineani With two thtI
~ On tho it#r"pnnsy inth"Ir ngos eau "d thom
m Ia" On ll tntna.
- t'H -" hH9hHnd wm lrenue If hia wife
nud f"ukGl ut,nu IA hnr rets, with ist,irtan
- auWmaf tuntWo aauftnfrd. ltuI tha wife
wont tn california, Stx uiunthn nl.o shn rSilirn-
~, a,tl INC hl4Inrud received hor with npnn
Htma
ttorytlfna w"ut an wcll or awhile hut new
Ns4h|"a m"da ttt"tl appearances which saEaiuz
,'7t. !" thn hualWud aui vito 10 he nrllapup
bn f3f l#tmaa lnrqHst aenf hit two chil ttntt
8 4tt a hi EiHfns ufaE"n itu ignored hp vito.
fAefottiaV "fm" nnA. half etna i with his
family tt@nde4, w0a He bnug unttlo 10
nsitta FHHiattafct liz Children ha endoI his
unhabpy elreei hy tiktng lis own tfn.
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BREVIpIE8.

Tho drawing for he grand afamond offered
Mt tho G,rm n Batnli.u F,ir hsa Boon post
p0ned til Thur-Gay Januaty -. lsao at IL
Oh. Elk. 1T GrtnoWad HUI. Tickets afn still
for sails.
Inst night n vocal and Instrumental "oneart
WAS gtv,,fttl 81. Mtahacl's Hall under til" dirar-
tIun of Prof. II. A. iittkn. Ihe atteHdHnee Wa4
very good and the pIo9ramue was rendered
with great spirit
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Attemnted Suicide.

At $40 o'cl9rk yesterday evening vfitc man
named Jeremiah DelHry ,Hgt j shrtY .iv+ Y4ars
Oh Dry@iss street, b4fWGen Erao mnd Clio, IVY
cutting his THREAT WITH a raz r. He was e4n-
yeYad 70 h- Charity ilo pipl where he now
lies In q critical condition. His ac. IL atffib-
uted to insanity.
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falling TO answer their bonds wore declared

forfeitad
Mnana Gibbs. savnn charges sursilnr. u. Il.
Chamberlain II J.. snl.len mud David Jackson
Thomas lIaia. lhran ehurena, sutains. II. Il
0hnmherlain and q. II HeRra.
MtrhRel tlhthlun. twn thnrEaa. Rurftica. II. q
thHmhnflHin and VIM CONWAY,
The def"udana ARC steamboat mataa mud the
ni1ansee charged rto alleged - hHva boom nt'ul-
nttlnd sEatnst rUustahouta md deeRhnnda nf
Ito VnaEGla ot wilton hoy u,t ftnungad Ih"ia
~ RGhtcely any dunb illaY Will Hpuanr Ms soon
ne thoy lnHrn thHt tfloy hHva bonn caiind
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Another that Wished to Die.

At $50 O'Clock & sailor naG1ed David Lewis
attemptea 70 commit suicide BY tying Rag
containing number of iafge stones about his
neck and jumping into the river. Just as ne
was In the act Of jumping into the river ha " Is
prevented by Mr.. J. l.. Davis.