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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Court HOUSE RAYMOND, MISS,
Tuesday, Sept. 8. 1879.

tuesday, sept. >, 1879.
Committee met pursuant to adjournme nt
Present W. II. Sivley, Chairman protein;
E. W, Cabaniss, B. W. Griffith, J. L.
McGhee, E. Mathews, L. A. Moss proxy
for j. W. Horne, B. A. Root proxy fol
W. H. Caffee, Marion Smith proxy for w.
L. Nugent, Jno. A. Webb, DR.. T. J. Catch.
ing, J. j. Halbert.
On motion the committee determined to
sit with closed doors.
The object of the meeting was stated by
the chairman to be the solution of the Morri-
son-McPike problem.
Moved that Mr.. Morrison be callod in to
hear the expressions from the several mem
bers of the committee of the feelings of the
people in their respective Districts and
beats, and allowed to make any explana-
ton he may deem proper. Carried.
Messrs. Moss and McGhee were appoints
ed to invite Mr.. Morrison before the COM
mittee' Mr.. Morrison being present, on
motion it was decided to call for an OK.
preston from the Districts in regular order,
commencing with the first District. After
hearing an expression from various mem.
bers of the committe, Mr.. Morrison made
verbal statement to the committee. Mr.
Morrison then asked that his written &C,
count and statement be examined by the
committee, after which he withdrew.
Resolved, That we get Mr.. Morrison s
consent to submit his name to another con-
vention and that we call said convention.
Tabled.
On motion, it was resolved, That we ac-
cept the showing of Mr.. Morrison as vim
dication from all fraudulent act or intent
towards Mr.. McPike.
In view of the fact that the Independents
are making strenuous efforts to elect their
ticket, be it resolved that the chairman of
this convention be directed to issue an adj
dress to the Democratic> Conservative voters
urging the formation of local clubs and the
necessity of an active canvass.
W. r. SIvLEY, Chm'n pro tenn.
b. W. GRIFFITH, Secretary.
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Central DemOcratIc-C Conservative
Club.

A Democratic club was organized last
Saturday night, at the Hall of the House
of Representatives; large number of our
best and most influential citizens were pre-
sent and Joined The following il list Of
the officers.
President-OlIver Clifton; LIST Vice Pres
ident, Robert Bradley; I'd, John Melon
nell; Sd, A. V. Moore; 4th, Jno. W. Robin
son; 9th, Oliver Francisco Secretary, W.
L. Smylie; Assistant, David Ewing; Treas
urer, J. II. Nelson Sergeant-at-Ams,
johnson Sproule.
Saturday night, after some discussion,
was selected as the time for regular meet
ings.
On motion of Mr.. j. W. Fite, the Club
adopted as its name The Central Demo-
cratic Conservative Club of jackson"
A resolution was offerd and unanimously
adopted, inviting Hon. C. E. Hooker to
address the Club at his earliest convenience.
At the present writing there are least 200
names on the roll, and at the meeting to-
night fifty more no doubt will be added.
The roll remains at the Secretary's office,
where any one wishing to Join the Club
and not having time to attend the meetings,
can enroll their names. Let there be a
rousing meeting tonight.
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Attention ia called to the advertisement
III another column, of Mr.. j. j. Green. II
will be seen that he wants large quantity
OF Pine and White Oak saw logs. Mr.
Green, we understand, proposes erecting on
the old Phillips Mill site, cotton seed
oil mill, and We take this occasion tdsay to
our farmer friends to save your cotton seed
and not sell it to irresponsible men travel
ing through tho country, and got nothing
for them, but keep all you have and you
will find a good market for them here al
home, We will have more to say abont
this enterprise and the public spirited gen.
tlemen who are pushing it, in the future.
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We regret to learn that the dwelling

We regret to learn that the dwelling
of Mr.. John Whelan, five miles east o
town, was burned to the ground OF
Saturday night, consuming everything
Mr.. Whelan was awakened barely il
time to make his escape. 1t was til,
work of an incendiary, Cantor
Citizen.
On Saturday, August 23d, while Mr.
M. L. COINS, who lives in the Wells
Greek neighborhood, was repairing al
old shed in his yard his two little chill
dren were playing beneath it. The
shed fell, one of the timbers striking
his little daughter, Bette, on the back
of the head, and knocking her brains
out. -Meadville Banner.
We congratulate our gallant friend
Mr.. Brad johnson upon his renomina-
ton to the Sheriff's Office by the De-
mocracy of Winston county. He has
made good Sheriff for the past two
years and will reap his reward by re-
naming in the office two years longer.
Chester Recorder.
Mr.. Jas. Terry has made canvass Of
the city for contributions to help defray
the expenses of the defendants in the
Tragedy cases in Kemper with good
success. These defendants have been
impoverished by years of harassment
by criminal prosecutions and stand in
need of help. Kemper will make a
note that Meridian has responded
handsomely. Meridian Mercury.
We learn that it is probable that
paper will be started in Shubuta soon,
by Judge @. A, Stovall. The people of
Shubuta have been for some time de-
sirous to have a paper published there
and now it would seem that their
wishes will be complied with. Success
to the new enterprise. Enterprise
Courier.
A connection was created on Levee
street yesterday morning about seven
o'clock, in front of VIM S. Montieth' s
butcher shop. The cause of the COM
motion was little pistol practice be-
tween two negros, but fortunately
without serious result.
We are sincerity panied to have to re-
cord the decease of our old friend,
Capt Ycwell, which occurred last
Wednesday morning. Those to whom
he was especially endeared, while de-
ploring their loss, have at least conso-
lation in the reflection, that the grim
conquerer came not at an untimely
hour, as eight decades had gently in
Quoted his victim to serene old age,
ripe for the inevitable sickle. We
warmly sympathize with the bereaved
family in their severe affection. -
Mississippi Conservative.
A sad accident occurred on the plan
tation of Mr. John P. Smith, on Honey
Island, Wednesday night of last week,
by which his son Julian, young man
of excellent qualities of head and heart,
lost his life. 1t appears as we are told
by Major E. M. McAffeo, that colored
man by the name of Norman Sage,
who lived on the place, had gone into
the corn-feld with his gun for the pur-
pose of shooting bear which had been
on the corn. While sitting
for the bear the colored man discovered
young Mr.. Smith approaching, and
him for the animal fired
upon and wounded him in the thigh.
Mr.. s. died from the wound Sunday,
31st of August, at 9 o'clock, A. M
Lexington Advertiser.
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At meeting Of the Board of Supervis-
ors, held at Raymond last week, the fol-
lowing tax was levied: For general county
fund a mills; bonded debt and interest 8
mills; on real and personal property out
side tho city of Jackson, for school teach
er's fund, 4 mills on the dollar. It will be
seen from this, that in tho aggregate the
levy for this year is the same as last the
only change is one mill on the dollar,
transferred from the general school fund
to the teachers fund.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

DR.. F. G. Daniel, of this city has been
appointed physician in charge of the quar-
anime station that has been established on
the island below Vicksburg. The Doctor
stands l in his profession, and has had
large experience in the treatment of yellow
fever. We hope, however, he will have no
occasion to recur to his experience in that
line this summer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Mr.. L. Virden called on us Thursday,
and left orders for The COMET to be for
warded to him for the next four weeks at
the st. Nicholas, in New York, Mr.. V. goes
North for tho purpose of purchasing fall
goods for his large and hourisbing MORGAN
tile house in this city. He was accompa-
MED by his nieces, Misses Emma and Julia
Sullivan, two very beautiful young ladies'.
The latter will remain at Notre Dame Insti-
tute, near Baltimore.
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How's this for river news?

Mr.. Chris Hinckle, bigger man than old
Grant, and manager of the Spengler House,
who has been visiting friends and relatives
in Burlington, Iowa, returned home We'd
nesday morning. Chris told them all
about that "Yazoo business" and we hope
succeeded in convincing the Burlingtonians
that the Southern people are not SO bad
after all.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Would it not be an excellent idea to have
grand, glorious, immense, rousing barbe-
cue at this place before the campaign clos
ESP We think it would. Let the PROPOSE
ton be discussed at our next club meeting.
Col. Hamilton, we are almost certain, would
grant the use of his Park, and the cause
would be greatly benefited thereby
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Our worthy Postmaster, Mr.. W. Fl. H.
Green, who has been absent for some time
in the West and Northwest, returned home
Tuesday morning, looking as if he had en-
joyed his vacation. Messls. Johnston and
Julienne, on whose shoulders the official
robe fell during Mr.. Is absence, have
worn it well, and proved themselves equal
to every emergency.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Attention is directed to the school notice
of Mrs. s. b. Ware, which appears to>day.
ST. Margarets Hall has become one of
jackson institutions, and we take pleasure
in recommending to our citizens, at home
and abroad, Mrs Ware, the Principal,
as one thoroughly competent and able to
conduct first class school; and such she
proposes to make st. Margaret's Hall. The
next session of this school will open on the
22nd of this month at the Tarpley resi-
dence, on Capitol street.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Capt. j. L. Lake, formerly United States
Marshal for this district, and WHO for a long
period conducted "the only Republican pa
por III the State" is, we are glad to be able
to state, to use his own words "still in the
flesh, the report which prevailed in this
city some weeks ago to tho contrary not
withstanding. Capt. Lake is near Oswego
New York, where he is recuperating his
health, and will return to jackson in
October.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

In commenting on an article that ap-
peared in recent issue of The COMET in
regard to Col. Hamilton's new steamboat,
the Oarthagenian has this to say:
And whom Col Hamilton starts any
thing he usually puts it through to sue
cessful issue. Our people may now depend
upon being placed in steamboat commune
cation with jackson this winter; and we do
not think we would be far wrong in pres
dieting that within three years We will
have full line of boats plying between
Carthage and that point. This would re-
suit in turning annually from Six to ten
thousand bales of cotton to jackson, and
promoting a corresponding increase in the
business of that city, while our own section
would be beneiitted almost beyond the
power of words to tell.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Attention is!called to the advertisement
which appears in another column, of Mrs.
Herrick, who has opened fashionable mil
linery establishment opposite the Episcopal
Church, on Capitol street. She will keep
up the latest Partisan styles, and guaran-
tees satisfaction in every trade. Those
wishing any cutting or fitting done will
do well to call on her, as she makes a
specially of this line of her business.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Col. Stewart and Thos. A. Melville, ESQ,
left Thursday morning to enter on their
canvass of this county. let there be a
good turn out at their appointments, aud
we assure all who may attend that they
Will DO amply repaid for th,ir trouble.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Our former fellow-citizen and townsman
Mr.. James Smith, now a resident of Glas-
COW, Scotland, we regret to learn lost
heavily by the Glasgow Bank failure, in
which he was a stakeholder So far he has
had to pony up to the amount Of $50, 900,
and is afraid that is not all. He denounces
the management of the bank.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Uncle John Nelson has come to the front
again as will be seen by reading his adver-
tisement in another column. September
with an II, fresh oysters on ice, and Mel
sons oyster saloon, is combination that
ought to mako tho average Jacksonian
happy.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Charles Tolbert the great, good, and
only one of the kind ever brought to this
country, is now head. high tooten cooter at
the European House bar, and will convince
you that he is thorough mixologist if you
only call and give him half q chance.
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THE ODD DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
NO ICE!!

A TTENTION is called to the frequent violations
Il of the city ordinances in reference to iischdrg-
ing fire arms IN the CITY Hlaits. This ia wrong and
dangerous and must at once be stopped. The City
Marshal has been instructed especially on this sub
ect, and all violations reported will be dealt with
rs provided by ordinance.
August % 1879 JOHN MCGIIB, MavOr.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

We would advise the many out of en-
|lpyment just now, to go to the country
"a pick cotton, you can get sixty cents a
inbred for so doing, which is better than
Anding around the street corners and cof
g stands sucking your thumbs.
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A Live Man I'm Jackson.

E. Bloom, Esq, manager of the Jackson
Furniture Company, has i'll full blast and
under full headway, fine grist mill, and
cotton gin. He will gin cotton at three
dollars per bale, weighing 45O pounds. He
will also pay the best market price for cot>
ton seed. Call and examine sample of
cotton ginned at Mr.. Blooms gin.
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Lines by n Rankin County Iude-
pendent.

As sure as you're a sinner,
Our long GreenbackeT skinner
VIII never buy his dinner
With Senatorial tin.
As sure as he's a Skinner
And the devil is a sinner,
nell never be the winner
In the Senatorial din.
He never can be winner,
Our good old brother Skinner,
This independent sinner,
He's too exceeding thin,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Mr Geo. L. Potter is the author of a
hey and readable letter in the last issue of
Z the Brandon Republican. 1t is report
+ the G. B. meeting held at the City Hall
~ Saturday night
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

We are glad to announce that the in
'ries Mr.. Geo. s. Green received by his
prse falling down Thursday morning, are
d serious, though they are of painful
haracter.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Mr.. Kahn, our enterprising State Street
merchant, has returned home, and, as usual,
gets into market with the first new goods
of the season. Give him a call, he is gems
tlemanly and accommodating, and you will
be pleased with his goods.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

number of young gentlemen Of this
visited the Park Tuesday night and
BED an hour or so very pleasantly; vocal
instrumental music was the order OF
evening.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

number of families who have been
pending the summer at Coopers Wells,
ave left. The property has deserted and
|iohg time ago" appearance. Here is bo-
'anza for some enterprising capitalist.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

NJ. A. A. Folkes, the popular manager
THE Edwards House, and his family
|fe returned from their summer wander
B. Mr.. F. can now be found at his old
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

IN alarm of fire was sounded Wednesday
Pit, caused by the burning of some weeds
the rear of Gem Engine house. The
partment turned out, and then turned in
Il.
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We return thanks to B. 7. Lyon, Esq,
e OF our thrifty and progressive country
Ponds, for dozen stalks of the finest
PPgar cane we ever saw.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

N. L. Smylie, for the Democracy, and
'plter =. Hendricks, for the G.. BIS will
Dress their fellow citizens at Liberty
tpve, this evening. The public are in
Ned to be present.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

We heard young man moralizing to a
Phsiderable extent Wednesday evening, de-
punching lotteries, etc. We are willing to
et nickle he didn't hold winning mum :
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

fapt. A. w. Little, who has been absent
,Kentcky during the summer months, re-
med the early part of this week.
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Nr.Laz Kahn has just returned from the
nth with large stock of first class
othing which he proposes to sell at the
Aest fgures-call early.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Miss Rosa Belle Hunter, daughter of
Ray. John Hunter, took her departure for
lakewood Seminary, in Kentucky, last
Mlnday night,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Advertisements for The COMET must
handed in by two O'Clock on Friday.
" this be understood, and considerable
convenience will be avoided.
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AGENTS WANTED.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of certain Deed of Trust, made to mt
d as trustee, by A. II. Hllzhoim, to secure Ger
tain nota therein mentioned, payable to Robinson
Stevens, in the sum of two hundred and forty
dollars ard four cents, with interest from Its date
and payable on the first day of Feb 1875 will pro
coed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash
at the eastern front door of the City Hail. In Jack
son, Mississippi, on
The ODD DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
the following described parcel OF land, situated In
Kinds county, Mississippi, and near the city of
Jackson Beginning at stake at the south
corner of W. W. Porter's yard the North side of
the Gallatin and Jackson road, and running north
259 west ABS chains tai blackjack tree thence
north 13e east 70S chains to southwest corner of
Eouis Adams inclosure: thence east 6.32 chains to
the intersection OF Norfolk Lynch's with said Por-
tors fence: thence south 1885 chains along the fence
dividing the land purchased by said Porter from
W, L. Ware and that purchased from o. p. West, to
the Galatin and Jackson road, thence along the
north side of said road west GOT chains TO the place
of beginning containing $500 acres by estimate;
said land being In the northwest quarter of north
east quarter of section 9, township s. range east,
conveying only the title invested in me as trustee
though II is believed to he good
August 23-it II. b. BATE, Trustee.
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i,az hahn has an immense stock of gem
al merchandise-all new, which he in
' IIus 70 dispose of at panic prices. The
-ales are respectfully invited TO call early.
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6o to the meeting of the Club to.right,
"a bring as many as you can with you who
Nc not joined,
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Rev. DR.. Zealy will hold service at the
,esbyterian Church Tomorrow night.
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let the ladies turn out in full force to
hoar Congressman Hooker, when he adj
Masses the Central Democratic Conserv-
,iire Climb.
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The best wagon in the world, oil sizes
pd for very little money.
ng23-lm. G. d. Subway.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1879,

in front Of the Capitol in the city of jackson, at
public auction, for cash In hand, 10 the highest bid
der, the following land situated In the county Of
Hnds city of jackson and State of Mississippi de-
scrbcd that certain lot parcel of ground situate
in the city of Jackson and State Of Mississippi 'front.'
ing twenty feet on State street and running back
one hundred feet between parallel lines, it being
the,nOrth-east corner of Lot number one in Square
number three South, according 10 the map OF said
city ot Jackson, together with the brick building
situated thereon and now them occupied by said
Henry 4. Sizer as carriage repository and place Of
business. Said sale to satisfy the balance due u
said debt lfSlS Isl and interest and costs. Acting
a. trustee shall only convey such title i vested
in me under the trust. 10. BELL, Trustee
Jackson, Miss, Aug. l6lls79. L6t
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Read the proceedings of the County Ex-
lptive Committee which appear in another
hmm. 1t will be seen that they have re-
Ned upon a stirring canvass.
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a rs, HATS, HATS
full line of Gents and Boys hats Just
aeeived at
j. STADEKER & Son.
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Call on Lac Kahn, just below Eyrich's
look at his new stock of boots and
les. Cheaper than ever.
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considerable damage was done by the
AMI in the lower portion of this county.
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Green's Bank.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
ESTABLISHED IN 1848.

THIS EsTABIsHEDiN suspended payment since eth
O of he OwmnicR
Oh the
to Treasures invited
o anita I oenNo
aueni promptly
ateanlom
rive ussupaim advantage for tibet rsnscto 4buHues
aIa kim Of securities maltsmp
IN rarsn Ii ia tcarrn
depsira
free OF charge
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Fhe county Board of Registration held
o,th ut Brownsville yesterday.
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River News.

In port--Timmie Baker.
On the docks-"Oliver Clifton.
The Baker has departed for the upper
river.
How's this for river news?
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New dress goods at
j. STADEKER & Son.
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rapt. 10. Robertson, Sheriff of Sharkey
.,ntv. paid jackson visit this week.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

n NDER and by virtue OF a certain deed of trust
u executed by Henry L. sizer to the undersigned
and Geo. L. Potter as trustees 10 secure TO Norton
Il Co, Of New Haven, Connecticut, the debts there
in named, (which deed is recorded in Deed Book No.
g. pages CPS $50 in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
ChauCcry Court Of Kinds county, at Raymond, |,
as trustee aforesaid, viii proceed to sell on
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13
Public Speaking I'm Kinds County

Col. j. d. Stewart and Thos. A. Melville,
Esq, Democratic, Conservative candidates
for Senator and Representative, respective
ly, will address their fellow>citizens of
Kinds county at the following times and
places:
Terry, Friday, Sept. ~.
Dry Grove, Wednesday, Sept. TO-
Chapel Hill, Thursday, Sept. IL.
Utica, Saturday, Sept. 10.
Cayuga, Monday, Sept. ID.
Auburn, Tuesday, Sept. 49,
Brownsville, Thursday, Sept. 18.
Tinnin School-house, Friday, Sept. 10.
Appointments will hereafter be made to
address the people at Clinton, Bolton, Ray
mond, Edwards and other places
Other Democratic-Co Conservative cand-
dates are invited to attend and participate
in these meetings.
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summer absentees are returningi in goodly
,ymbers
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CHEAPEST AND BEST !
PROVIDE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES
BY JOINING
THE COOPERATIVE
Life Association.
OF MISSISSIPPI.
OF MISSISSIPPI.

THIS is home institution, managed bv HON
people, aud gives its members the henefs Of good
reliable Insurance at the least possible ACTUAL
more than that.
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Jew fall prints at
j. SrADERR x Son.