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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
Jackson Council 10. o. IT.

The following are the officers of Jack
son Council, /. o. O. T. for the ensuing term
T. p Barr President; A. V. Moore, Worthy
Associate; Miss Jennie Franklin, Worthy
Chaplain Jas. B. Lusk, Recording Secretary
Miss Mamie Rice Financial Secretary; Miss
Carrie Howell, Treasurer Miss Eta Cara
way, Guide; Miss Lula Lee, Assistant Guide
Miss Mollie Voight, Inside Guard; Willie
Terrett Outside Guard p. w. Lusk, Jr., Past
President
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Down They Come

TTNION LINEN LAWNS, at lOcts per yard
" Corded Pique, ~ cts. per yard.
Corded Pique in CoIors 10 cts. per yard.
Matelessey Poplains, ljcts. per yard.
Black Cashmere. Double Width, at Scots.
Black Alapaca, Double width, from ZOcts 10
IS cts.
Elegant Mohair in Colors and Black for q
to IS cts.
Spring Silks at - cts.-Dure suk
10 Bleached Sheeting from ~ to ZJcts.
ia Bleached Sheeting for Boots
Bleached Domestic at 5. g, Z, g. ., and lOcts.
Boys Spring Cashmere Suits Of Clothing,
from 81 80 to $500
Youth Spring Cashmere Suits Of Clothing
from 80 % TO $40 o.
Mems Cashmere and Cottonade Suits, from
81 80 to $l2 81
Linen Towels. from 1Octs 10 50cts, each.
Gents Under Shirts, from 25cts 10 81 20.
Gents UnlaundrieI Shirts, Linen Bosom
and Cuffs, 75cts. and 81 %.
Gents Percale Shirts with Collar, at 7Jcts
British Thread Half Hose, from 81 so 10
So 90 "A dozen.
Gents, Youths and Children Caps and
Straw Hats in all styles, cheaper than can be
had in the City.
1000 yards CALICO nj 5cts. per ward
at WHITING & GRAYS.
April z 1879
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The Exclusive

Sale for this vicinity of Rogers, Peet & Co.'S
celebrated clothing, has been placed with
Measures taken and clothing furnished at
strictly New York prices.
A full line of samples being constantly added
to. as fresh goods come out in New York, are
always to be found with
Special rates for ministers Of the Gospel
ROBINSON, STEVENS d Co.
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For years the firm of Steele & Price have
had the largest trade in their specialties of any
house in the United States Their Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, Special Flavoring Ex-
tracts and Perfumes, have gained a reputation
for excellence that no articles of their kind
have ever vet acquired.
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Modern Chemistry.

Bv the chemical skill of DR.. Price, we have
now for our ices, creams and pastry, the most
delicious fruit favors. Those who wish to
make their delcacies enjoyable, will make use
of DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts, on
account Of their nice flavor and safety.
NoELT1Es in Mems and Childrens Straw
Hats. j. STADEKER y Son.
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Just in To-Day.

beautiful line of the latest fashionable
New York novelties in Dress Goods, including
Cotelnes, New Mummy Cloths, Foulard e
Cambrics with borders to match.
Herhah Buntings very neat.
Batiste, Seaside Buntings, in all new shades
all wool, our great leader, zoe.
Pekin Grenadines &c, &C., at
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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A Richly Merited Tribute To the
Secretary of the State Medical Board
Aberdeen Examiner. |

Aberdeen Examiner
The reelection of DIR. Writ Johnston, as Sec
rotary OF the State Medical Association, is
well deserved compliment, for there is no man
in the State that we know of who can fill the
position so well. During the great epidemic
OF 1873, his name, Secretary OF the State
Board of Health, was household word" all
over the Commonwealth, and to his kilograms
and bulletins the people Of the whole Union
looked for authentic and reliable information
from the terrible " front where science and
philanthropy so nobly and bravely battled
against the advance of the destroyer. The du-
ties of his position are difficult and arduous,
and while he greatly desired to be relieved
from this duty. like good soldier he is always
ready to "go on post wherever assigned.
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Token of Respect.

Among the nations of antiquity, an offering
OF perfumes regarded as a token of the
most profound respect and homage. At the
present time, present of box of DIR. Prices
exquisite odorz, would not only be regarded as
token of respect, but enjoyed, to the last drop,
with the greatest pleasure
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HO! FOR THE GULF COlST /!

DARTIES WHO WISH To ENJOY A TRIP
L on the GULF COAST, for health or pleas
IRE viii have good opportunity by applying 70
the undersigned. 1 have chartered the Schooner
SERENA, ia. "A sea-worthy vessel. and will sail
from Biloxi about the roth MAY. Trip 10 occupy
from ten days 10 one month, according to tho
wishes Of the party. The party viii be limited
10 fifteen persons Terms very reasonable. One
months sailing. everything furnished, for $4,000:
short trips at the rate OF $3.50 per day.
Address JOHN NELSON.
Apl 16,'7a-4w. jackson Miss
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Another case of Linen Lawns in new de-
signs.
Buntings in all shades.
Grass and Blay Linens.
Lace and Corded Pique, at unusual low
prices j. STADEKER d Son.
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Death of a Good citizen.

| Crystal Springs MONITOR
Capt O. II. johnson, me-honored citizen
Of Hazlehurst, and gallant Captain during
| the late war. died at his residence on the
morning of the I'd, and was buried with Ma
sonic and Military honors on the following
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

SEVERAL legal advertisements OF interest
appear in this issue
A friend and subscriber OF many years
standing, in renewing, writes from Byram,
Il approve OF your plan Of stopping the paper
when the time Is out"
MEssRs BRoUGHER & Brown have a card
in this issue OF interest to our agricultural
readers, TO which we invite attention This
firm is doing steadily increasing business in
the way of supplying all kinds of labor-saving
machinery at reasonable prices
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Infants Underwear

Has been added to our full line OF Children
and Ladies' wear and are sold at strictly New
York prices Nobody who needs these goods
should fail to examine quality and prices.
ROBINSON, STEVENS, & Co.
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OLIVER EAsTLAND Secretary.
New Arrival

New Arrival
30 dozen of our exclusive and celebrated
Bon ToN CoRsETs.
20 dozen of our exclusive CINDERELLA Coz
SETS, the best ST. 90 corset in the world
20 dozen of our exclusive GRAND DUCHEssE
CoRsETs at rs cents.
Robinson. STEVENS q Co
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Vital weakness or depression o
weak exhausted feeling. no energy or cour-
age; the result Of F7sental oW@F.ugoFfgu
tndeScYe9ioas or eXce8SGsg or some
drain upon the system, is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. rs
1t tones up aud inEgoTates fine system,
dispeis the gloom and dependency ,imparts
strength and energy stops the drain ana
reiuvenatcs the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands Sold BY dealers. Price. Sl.O0 per
sinole vial. or a.. 90 Der package OF five viais
and $500 vial Of powder. sent by man On
receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREY
WOMROPATMHC MEDICINE G0zAlgAlaA
100 FULTON STREET. Ma y
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ANNIE BELL HARVEY, in Crawfordvile, Miss.
April 18th, 1879, niece of Mrs. A. II. Kirkland
of this city.
Amiable, she won all intelligent, she charmed
all; feryent, she loved all; and dead she sad
dened all
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The Charades.

The musical entertainment and charades
given by the teachers and pupils of the West
Ward Public School, Tor the benefit of the
West Jackson Fire Company No. l, came off
at the hall OF that Company, Monday night.
Notwithstanding there was a mistake to the
time a postponement until Friday night hav-
ing been announced there was a large audi
ence in attendance; the hall being comfortably
filed The teachers and children are to be
congratulated upon their success, and the
company upon the receipt of handsome sum,
The West Ward School, and West Jackson
No. l, are the institutions of the Mighty
West" The programme of the entertainment
was as follows; Johnny Smoker, song outrage.
charade; Brides Ball, song; Practical Boy,
charade; Manage eharade; Matrimonial Dis
putes, dialogue; Servant, eharade; Music
Dandalion, eharade; Music and Dancing
Sewing Machine Rattle.
A SERIOUS AFFRAY.-On Monday evening
Mr. John II. Odeneal had an affray with a
negro. who calls himself doctor" Smith, in
which the latter was seriously, but not dam
gerousIy cut in the neck. The circumstances
are about rs follows: Mr.. Odeneal is one of
the owners of the fair ground buildings, etc;
he had reason several times previous to Mon
day to believe that Smith was stealing lumber
from that place, and had spoken to him about
it. Smith had promised to return the lumber,
but failed to do 50. On Monday evening Mr..
OdeneaI caught Smith in the act OF carrying
lumber away from the grounds; an alteration
arose between them, bricks were thrown, and
finally Smith advanced upon Mr.. O., who cut
him with his pocket knife. Mr.. Odeneal is a
quiet, gentemanly citizen, who was never
known to Intentionally give offence to any one
Smith is vagabond negro, who has never
followed any honest means of livelihood. He
pretends to be doctor and conjuror, and has
served a sentence in the penetentiary for
stealing.
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The County Grange.

We have been informed by Mr.. L. F. Afford,
Master, that the Kinds County Grange will
meet at Raymond on Saturday, April 10Th
Remember the day.
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Hon. jefferson Davis.
Corinth Record.


The Avalanche is correct for once, when il
says that Jefferson Davis would be elected to
the Senate without opposition if he should
consent to have his name presented for the po-
sition.
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The following Sherifs and Tax collectors
were in the Auditors office last week, closing
up their final settlements on account State
taxes OF 1873, viz, J. E. Simmons Esq, OF Ne
shoba county; Capt. Bob Henderson, OF Lau-
derdale, and Mr.. w NJ. Brame, Of Jasper
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MARRIED.

SCoTr--HIERoNYMUs.--- Tuesday, April
8, 1879, at St Charles Avenue Methodist
Church, New Orleans, La, by Rev. DIR. Mat
thews, Dr. VIM. P. Scott, of Bolivar county,
Miss, to Miss Eva NJ. Hieronymus, Of New
Orleans
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Kinds "a Gavatta I

Civiss in card published in THE CLAIR
ION proposes Thos. A. Melville, Esq, of
Jackson, as . suitable man for the Legislature
from shis county. We cheerfully endorse Mr..
MELVILLE.
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MISS s. FULLY.

ID ESPECTFULLY invites the Ladies Of
IL jackson and vicinity, 10 her handsome
assortment Of
MI i Is * i M il ER X
which she viii sell at reasonable prices.
Please call and examine. april 3, IO-4W
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THE GEO. B. RYAN BOURBON pure
and old, at Jacob Cohen's, sole agency, Jack
son, miss. It
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Aberdeen Examiner !

Aberdeen Examiner.
We understand that the meeting of the Mis-
sissippi Stock Breeders Association will be
held in this city on the End of May
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chaneery Court of Kinds County Mis-
sissippi for the First District thereof i'm the
matter of the estate % John B. Allen, deceased,
No IN, on the 18Th day OF March, 1879, the
uudersg ned Administrators of said estate,
will proceed 10 sell AT the front door Of the City
Hall, in the City of jackson, State Of Missis-
sippi, nj public cutlery, for cash, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of May, 1879,
The following described laNds and tenements
lying and being in said lst District Of Kinds
county State aforesid to-wit: The NeL of
NeL the w y of Sol4 OF Ncl4; the WI of
NeI4 the n = of Nwi4 OF Scl4 and two $1,000
acres on east side of Ne54, Swli; and one5O-l0J
acres in Sell, Nel4, all in Section n, Township
6, Range !, East, being the same land bought
by said John Allen, deceased from John II.
Odeneal. The undersigned viii only convey
such title to the purchaser OR purchasers as
may be vested in her as Admiuistratrix Of
said estate and under the decree above named.
JOANNAH II. ALLEN,
April L. 79-fw Administrators
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THE U. S. SUPREME COURT.

HE letter here alluded
found on our first page.)
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CAMPBELL HoMPsoS--April 18th, 1879
at Newton by Rev. @. W Moseley, Mr.. I. II
Campbell, OF Virginia, to Miss Jenny Thomp
son, OF Newton, Miss
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vioksburg and Meridian Railroad.


w r 5Ef eaa Fl HaG 10 sa RASEL E, n
office uf District Attorney, subject to the decis-
ION Of Bemoeratic-C Conservative nominating
Convention.
Mar 10 I a.
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Auditorial Items.

The total amount of receipts by warrants for
the year 1877, as shown by the Auditors books
was SSS2044 SO; and for 1879, 1888, 529 81.
Total disbursements by Auditors warrants for
1877 was 1907, 0lS Sc; for 1873, 500, 022 46.
Total excess OF receipts OF 1873 over that OF
1877, 81, 4S5 Oh. Total excess of disburse-
ments of 1873 by warrant over that of 1877,
S10,003 60.
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aJuNop COrsets, aJunos Corsets, at
]. srADEKEa g Son.
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CALL and examine our Visiting Cards q
THE CLARION Office.
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E7RIcH & CO.,
Booksellers and StatiOnerS.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND EVERYTHING
~ connected with our business, Orders by
mail attended 70 at once, and the same are
solicited We have On hand some Christmas
goods that we will sell at cost
Respectfully,
ENRICH 4 Co
Jackson, Miss Jan. Is, 1879.-w3m.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Postofice
al Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending April Is 1879.
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
viii please say advertised.
w. H. II. GREEN, Postmaster
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GENTS Blue Flannel Suits at
]. SrADEKER 4 soa.
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Pursuant 10 CALL the Kinds County Demo
cratic-Conservativa Executive Committee met
at the Courthouse, in Raymond, Monday,
April Il. 1879, with the following members
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-14
Y, 81, q. a,

The monthly meeting of the Ten-
nessee University Young Mems Chris
tan Association wes held yesterday
afternoon in the Association Rooms.
The chairman OF the Committee on
Devotional Exercises reported that
four young mems meetings had been
held, with a total attendance of AZ,
and three meetings of the Workers
Bible Glass, with an average attend
ance of 5. The number of visitors at
the reading room registering their
names is 325. About 40 invitation
cards have been distributed. Six
members were received and names
proposed for membership. Mr.. I. B.
Hines is the newly-elected Secretary.
Any reading matter suitable for dis
tribution will be gladly received by
the Association.
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Important Change In Express circles.

I 7 =
As Elav he seen by circular from
Col. ". II, Clayton, superintendent
of the Central Division of the south
ern EzPress Company, an important
change has just been inauguIated in
| express circles in this city. Our
worthy fellow citizen, Nh. y. :. Wood
ward, has been promoted from he po-
| sitiOn of Agent for the Com pauy al this
| place TO that OF Route Agent, vice Mr..
| T. :. Warren, and has supervision Of
/ the business on all the lin Of road
from LyLchburg, Va, to Selma, Ala,
and Atlanta, Ga, comprising four
lines, with headquarters at Knoxville.
Mr.. Woodward has served an ap-
premiership of almost a short life
/ time in the expTC-3 business, and
made it a special study. He ha3 been
over sixteen years connected with the
Knoxville office, and over thirteen
years of the time, as agent
in charge OF the office. He
is thoroughly conversant with the
business in all its minute details, and
entirely competent to discharge any
duty. Besides, he is every inch of
gentleman in social a. well as business
relations, and whose character for ups
rightness and strict integrity in all his
relations, business or otherwise, stands
spotless and unimpeachable, IS would
be the unanimous testimony of all
who know him.
The promotion Wss a mertted one,
and we rejoice to see our good friend
Nat. in luck. Col. Clayton and the
Company may rest assured that ali
business coming into his hands will
receive prompt and proper attention.
Mr.. Woodward is succeeded as
Agent of the Knoxville office by Mr..
o. f. Owen, of the Atlanta office.
Mr.. o ven comes with the highest and
most satisfactory recommendations
from business men and others of At
lauta, as q most agreeable gentleman,
thorough and competent business
man, and he will undoubtedly give
entire satisfaction to the business men
Of this community, and we give him
a hearty welcome. Mr.. Owen arrived
from Atlanta with Col. Clayton
Wednesday night, and has taken
charge of the office. The change
went into effect on the date mentioned
in the circular.
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CONsUyPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed in 3 hands By an East India
missionary the formula of q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption. bronchistis catarrh, asthma. and all
throat and lung affections also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints,after having tested its wonderful cur
alive power in thousands of cases. has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suferin fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a disire TO relieve
human suffering will send free of charge to all
who disire it this receipt with full directions for
preparing and useing in German. French and
English. Sent by mail by address with stamp
naEnng this paper ". W sherar. 149 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-14

While in New York this winter or
spring, you need not pay ta0tce for
meals that you only get once. 10 other
words, as the Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, is now conducted on both
plans, the American $3.50 or s. 90, and
the European SI.0O, and upwards, per
day, which allows you to take your
meals at the elegant Restaurant, at
tached to the Hotel, at moderate
prices, or to take a room only, and
pay for what meals you get.
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Not symptoms, but the Disease.

1t would seem to be truth appre,ia5le by all
and especially by pro 'cssors Of he healing art
that to remove the disease, not to alleviate its
symptoms, should be the chief aim Of medica-
ton. Yet in how many instanC- do We see thI:
truth admitted in theory, ignored IN practice
The reason that Hostetter's Stomach BitteTs /;
successful in so many cases, with which RENE
dies previously tiled were mad quate to cope
Is attributable to the fact that it is a medicine
which reaches and removes the causes OF the
various maIadies to which it is adapted. Indi-
gestion, fever and ague, liver complaint, govt
rheumatism, disorders of the bowels, urinary af-
fectiors and other mala1ies are not pllliated
n reI-, hut rooted out by it. 1t goes to the
fountain head. It is really. not nominall-, a
radical remedy, and it e. dows the system with
an amount If Vigor which il its best protection
against di ease.
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PETIT LARCENY.
Newspapers stolen from, SubserIbers'
Yaras

Newspapers Stolen from Subscribers
Yards.
For some time past complaints have
been made ct this office of papers be-
| ing stolen from subscribers premises,
| after having been left there
by the carriers. In the northern
part of the city, especially,
has this been done; and some people,
on account Of the irregularity, have
/ felt themselves compelled to discon-
tinue their paper.
We have endured this long time,
but patience sometimes ceases to be a
virtue and becomes q fault. We have
had men watching this, but our Wig
lance was forestalled by Mr..
George w. Ross yesterday morn
ing, who caught a young fellow,
John Hightower, in the very
act. For q time We felt much
like prosecuting him. but, upon in
quiry, found that the smallest punish
ment that could be Inflicted was send
ing him to the penitentiaIy. On &C.
count Of his youth-he is only about
ffteen-we have concluded 10 not pur-
sue this course az present, but propose
to watch him, IS well a some others
who are under suspicion, and if any
other such delinquency is discovered
in the future, to hand them over to the
laws tender mercies. We will be
compelled to do This as a mere matter
of self defense. This is the only warm
ing that the young miscreants will re-
ceive. and we advise them TO give it
their foil attention.
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Sugar Cured Jowls, at Hudiburg'
McMuHIen IL 90.

Have just received their Spring stock
of Boots and Shoes, de-, made to order
for their trade. All goods first class
and at bottom prices. We mean by
bottom that We can not be undersold.
Come every body aud be convinced
that VIC are stating facts. J. c. Harris
is with Us and wants 10 see all his old
friends and customers at J. J. O'Con-
ners old stand, No IS Gay street.
mrhlld6t
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Southern Express Circular.

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT CENTRAL
DIVISION, ATLANTA, GA, March II, 1879.
Mr.. n, S. WOODWARD is appointed
Route Agent rice T. S. Warren, and will
assume charge of the following lines, with
headquarters at Knoxville, Tennessee:
Va. s. Tenn. Division A. NJ. s o. Railroad.
East Tennessee, Virginia s. Georgia Is
Western s. Atlantic
Selma, Rome s. Dalton
Mr.. o. F. Owen is appointed Agent at
Knoxville, Tennessee, rice n. S. Wood
ward, Respectfully,
W. II. CLAYTON,
Superintendent.
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Enneral EntIce.

The funeral services Of the late
George H. Bomar will occur at two
o'clock this afternoon from his resi-
dence on Front street. the funeral
will be conducted under the auspices
of the Odd Fellows, Knights of Honor
and the United Order of the Golden
Cross, the three orders to which de-
ceased belonged. Interment in Gray
Cemetery. Friends are invited to at
tend.
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McMUlIeu d Co.

Have just received their Spring stock
of Boots and Shoes, &C., made to order
for their trade. ALI goods first class,
and at bottom prices. We mean by
bottom that we can not be undersold,
Come every body and be convinced
that we are stating facts. J. G. Harris
is with US and wants to see all his old
friends and customers, at J. j. O'Con-
ner's old stand, No. IS Gay street.