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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 900 Y A L BAKING
IA POWDER
RRR 0 0 Wy A l.
o o Y AAAA L BAKING
Il OOO A ILL POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

ABSOL UTELY PURE.
Consumers should bear in mind that the incom
parable 1ioyal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar
imported exclusively for this powder direct from
the wine district OF France An old experienced
hcusekeeper writes that, although she has to pay
few pennies morefor the Royal" finds that it goes
SO much farther and works so much better, that It's
economy to use it.
he manufacturers Of this Powder. with a keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
rails.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow.
ders con- bined. and, being prepared always alike
Bread: Biscuit, Pastry, SC The Royal Baking Pow:
der has taken the place OF Soda, SaIeratus and
Yeast-mOre healthful because 1t preserves all the
nutritious elements Of the -four With its wonderful
climate, never cakes nor spoils. makes it the finest
preparation in the world. Sold only in cans by ali
GrOcers.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, a. it ia almost
sure to contain alum Alum produces gripping con-
euPa,ion, Indigestion, headache and dyspepsia: af
fects the blood, causes pimples the face etc mac
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SOvEREIGNS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
- 1923 7tt street n.sc.
APRIL s, 1879.
The annual meeting OF Stockholders for the elec.
ton Of Trustees for the ensuing year will be held on
TUESDAY. May 9th, at PM, In the Hall of the
Association.
The question Of reducing the capital stock viii
alto be voted upon.
ap5-tr J. H. ELLIOTT Secretary
HHOICE ASSORTMENT
~ COLORED SHIRTINGS.
PERCALE, MADRAS AND CHEvIOTS,
To order at Reduced Prices.
w. =. TNEL,
ap7tr 036 Pa. are.
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WHY ARE You BILIOUS when twenty. fiv
cents will get you package Of Quirk's Irish
Tea? 1t never fails
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THE COURTS.

ALIENS SOAP removes blotches and ptmp
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Please call the attention of your many readers
to the remarkable fact that In the Bill of Com
plant so assiduously advertised against the
managers OF the above company, the only ma
policy hOlders-the application to the Court for
reoeirer-has been carefully kept from the pub
lie, the agitators themselves not being Informed
that this was the main and ultimate object OF
the bill. The election will be. not on to-mor-
low; but on Monday, the 14th, unless prevented
by the courts. Insert this, and crafty
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DRY GOODS.

NEW AND DEsInA BILE DIZZY GOODS.
2.ss5 yards New Dress eocd. at &c.
GOO yards BUNTING at l2hc
Back Cashmeree, 40. 50, 60. 7sc
lSo p2 81 2, NspkPs. from q so s2So AOn
200 pieces Caiicoes. At 5 and &c. b,s
case fun width sheetine at 1Shc.
We Sell Bargains in every A Line e Dry Goods
apps Cor. 7th ct. anS MasseaN Snc..
BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS 900 n.
Oolored silks. Black silks, Checked siks s,,,,.,
Cashmeres, double width Soc Cloth for h hnS..
wear. pure wool, BIC. Piano Covers. bsndso~ss,v
smhpoid W, With sf Ss75 e sl2 seautfal Lsos
curtains, 70 to 81. >o' Avn
III Morleet Spo~e.
&c, So TO s our a. a s s l2s B.c. sas.
CIAL BARGAINS. Children's Oolored siockines.
Immense" assert ment. very cheap Corsets Soc
nal Health Corsf ts, very cheap. Ladies' Silk En-
broidered BalbrIesan Stockings, only 25c. Cen.
t as1 oDi;t real Esssh Socks 2Sc Large size
oaI Quu.s, ttoO. ap1-tr
PAHIs NOVELTIES.
splendid line CT
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
In ALL raE NEW DESIGNS,
Which We have just opened
An inspection of our stock is solicited
mmngmmaa#usamzugasa
HOOE BRO & CO.,
1898 r st. m.sc.,
aplly Near Ebi'tt House.
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The Weather.
OYYIC1 OF CHIP SIGNAL O11IuKB, I

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OYY10HRl
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1879.
FOR middle Atlantic states, warmer. clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudness,
westerly winds breaking to Southerly, falling
barometer.
RANGE or fHB THKRIONETI8.
The following Is the readings of the thermom-
eter at tie Signal Onicc during the day: g. m,
seso;; 7:a6 q. m. l.oo; II midday, 6lo; Up. NJ,
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H. F. GILBERT e. CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS',
10 BROAD ST., NEW YORK, ADJOINING NY. STOCK
EXCHANGE
Buy sell and carry, through the New York sock
per cent margin. Firstclass stock privileges ne
atory circular and daily stock report mailed free On
application. mar26-eo6m. 4thp
T IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
II MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAXORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIERI& COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. us success and a boon for which ma
tons should feel grateful"-See Medical Press"
Lancet" British Medical Journal" &c
CAUTION.-Ganuine only with the fac smile of
Baron Liebg's Signature in Blue Ink across the
Label.
Consumption in England increased ten fold in
ten yeals."
LIERIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers,
and Chemists. Sole agents for the United States,
Wholesale only, @. DAVID Il CO., 40, Mark
Lane, London, England. mar13th. ly
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
r L n OV A L.
The government wishing to occupy, for the a
o. the Pension Bureau, the large wsre-
room ct the corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and 18th street, We have removed oursIvHvv
PIANOS AND ORGANS
ner OF 1lth street SANDERS sTAYMAN,
l103 Pc. ace., W0shin0t0Sse
mar1Su Is n Charles St, Baltimore
HALLEI DAVIS 4 90. q PIANoe.-Newa y1ose
u these celebrated Pianos continually ar--
irving, for sale on eesy monthly payments,
ana q lowest prices. Come andoee mygprnGt M
SOCK II. L SUMNER. 6u 9Th q nv. jAn1D&
WI. KNA1E BE- = CO..
GRAND. sQtARR AND UPRi0HT PIANO..
1vefy Instrument fully warranted. -
enoe and organs from other CelebrAted 1ac
tories Tor sale, rent and exchange on thevUHvv
mos reasonable tefmG SPECIAL tnduooman0 -
KiCHHNBACHs PzAxo wAlmoom
81 110UonEA ot06Gos
oooe6 few doors above RennS 0vA
THE OTRET PIANOS
xM Always gU00E1yuLf
X!coos1o0s q The Centennial 1xhthltions
Al hs xxpositio1 UnivsrssiA. f1s. is51
O. L WILD BRO. 0oED A0UzS.
SS1 0e0en1A 0oro0 $50.
Aloo Agents for the ce1e0Fu1ed Xrauich anA -
34ANOG and STANDARD OR6ANR
Lowest prices; fairn It'd onGat 6eFma nOV4lu
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PERSUADE your suffering friend to try Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism 1t
Will positively cure.
to 20 minutes is required to cure headache
BY LOdi[{e's Headache S1,ncifc.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
r. A. Phillips to Franklin Bid, part C, of sub
OF H. SO. 494: 500. j. G. Mothershead to Isabelle
Losano, part I. SO 494; 8. j. j. Byrne and
500. Ann c. Knight to 1. G. Kfmball. part 4,
so. 81; 81 800. r. s. Verdi to Charles KNAPP, jr
part 1, so. 223: $500. j. L. Simms to j. w
SimmS, lots 203, 204, 2O5 and 207, BeallS add
ton to Georgetown; 81 700. John sherman to
E. F. Jones, lot Is, So. 416; s., 300. Commits
sioners F. S. & T. Co. to w. B. Moses, part lots
SO and 81, SO. 60; 1899. Same to M. W. Bever-
fdge, lot "a and part 35, So 81: 1902 NJ B. Barry
to 3. A. johnson, part lot and g. so. 4O5; $751;
NJ. B. Ferguson and John Hutchinson to s. II.
Abraham Clark to sally clark, lot I, so. 2il;
3. W. z. Particle to Amos Grouse, lot ~,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A colored woman named
Emily Chapman I'm the employ OF Mrs. Lawson,
4o9 9Th street southeast, died suddenly this
morning about O'Clock. DIR. VIM. z. Roberts
was called In and gave a certificate of hemor-
rhage OF the lungs.
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INJURED BY A FALL FROM SCAFFoLD.-
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon q house
painter named VIM. Carr fell from scafrOld at
The corner OF 18th and ID streets northwest and
cut his head and injured his back severely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

timely use of Hop Bitters will keep Q whole
family in robust heath year with but little cost.
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REAL ESTATE SALBs.-Walter b. Williams d.
Co, aucuoneers, sold yesterday, for Erastus NJ
I'm the "Grass Land" tract, TO j. G. O'Donoghue
for $2,955. MeSSrs. Young & Middleton have
solo' piracy Ior rhe oWner lou a ao'' square
northwest, for $500 cash.
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TINTED STATES PER GENT
Y BONDS on hand for immediate delivery.
District Twenty-yeAf Blk per cent Bonds
e66 Bonds Guaranteed BY United States, for sslA
Orders for I'll Investment Securities promptiV a.
landed to. -
D. 8. Called Bonds purchased.
mAr4tr LEWIS JOHNSON B co.. Bankera
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DESTITUTE WOMEN AND CHILDREN.-The Ma
t1Onal Association for the Relief of Destitute
women and Children met at the Home yeSter-
day. There are at present eighty inmates, all
OF whom are In G 2od health communication
was read from The Attorney General, asking
that colOred girls accused OF crimes In the Police
Court should be admitted TO the institution for
the purpose OF being reformed. The managers,
after short debate, decided adversely uDon
the subject, as the association aims to relieve
the destitute, and could not subject its protegeS
to the communicating influences OF criminals.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Hanke and Laura DaIch; F. r. Moore and S.
lawrence Samuel B. Fry and Sophia NJ Pfeil;
w. II. Moran and Belle Downing; Samuel Boul-
den and Crtssy TaScO.
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DRYAN'S PRIDE FLOUR.
- (WASHBURN MILLS)
The increasing demand for this popular brand,
indicates that it is the finest Flour in the market
One hundred barrels just received. Give it trial.
G G. BRYAN,
apt 3teo Corr 18th and L Sts. Ss.so.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TOR SOLID COMFORT GET FAIR OF THOS1
!I,., I'D OF Goat sliPpes 1t sELBT's for 60c,~
and 80, upward Sandal Slippers, o. andV ~
$L26. Fox Caters, laced or button, q and -
tom made.
For bargains 20 to
1914 and 1915 Pa. OVeosee.
Between 18th ana 3Oth gtree6s
A pair OF Justh's Heel Protectors given in
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WASHINGTON FISH MAKKKT.-Sold by r. A.
Golden. agent, since last report: 10000 behring's
sold from 81 to s. per thousand; 5000 shad
sold from SIS 10 s25 per hundred; go punches
rock and perch sold from 50 to 40 cents per
bunch; 1900 tailors sold from "a to Sc per hun
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06
GREENBACKERs IN RANKIN

A COMET reporter, in company with ooi
7 d. Stewart, Gen. t. }. Wharton al"
Judge Alcorn, attended meeting hela ny
tho Jndenendents and Greenbackers nj
Spring Hill, Rankin county, on SATURDAY
last. After pleasant drive OF an ho"r'
behind the Judges fast horse, we touho
ourselves at the place of meeting. A crowd
of about 25O men, women, and chliureh
ho5 assembled before we arrived, all SEEM
ino more intent upon demolishing the bar"
bocucd meats than listening to the orators
~ the occasion. The Democrats, repre-
sented by Messrs. Wharton and STEWART
asked for division of time, which through
tbe courtesy of Mr.. Hartsell, Independent
candidate for the Legislature from Rankin
county, was granted them.
Cen. Wharton opened the meeting IN q
speech replete with wisdom and good ADVICE
n the voters assembled, but did not nave
sufficient time (three-q quarters of an hour
being allowed each speaker to do himself
justice. uo,h ~ Mr. las
Henderson, of Kinds county, who tackled
the intricate question of the finances Oh
the country" in a manner which very soon
nroved TO the crowd that he knew nothing
about them.
Col Stewart was the next speaker, and ne
soon convinced his hearers that he under-
stood his subject thoroughly. The Colonel
made votes upon this occasion, and RANKIN
county will roll up large majority lo'
Stewart on the 9th of November.
The next speaker was John 7. Hull Esq,
Of Kinds. Mr.. H. began by telling hi
boorers that she had been a Democrat him
self once; he had eat crow with them pu
the dose was too nauseating, and he coul'
eat no more" An OLD darkey, standing nea
the writer. said: al know dat gentleman
was Democrat, and he didn't stop eatln
crow until he missed gettin' de nomina
ton for de Legislature in 1877; you hear
me" The speakers repartee, VIII an
eloquence, we're received with trequen
outbursts of silence.
Thos. N. Norrell, Esq, democrat mex
addressed the meeting, and from the man
ner in which his remarks were listened &c
we Judge that Mr.. Norrell will be RANKIN
next Representative in the Legislature
Mr.. Hartsell, e. b. also had his ga!
and considering the banner he is trainin
under, he acquitted himself very creditaDl!
Mr.. II. is a nice young gentleman, and 1t
pity that he has fallen in with such ba
crowd
8 After this speech dinner was announced
and owing to the scarcity of edIbles' IL
. prophecy of one of the speakers was We
fled. viz: "Many of you will go to DC
hungry tonight" If this meeting was q Ia
8 SAMPLE of the Greenbaok ''boom' in Rank
8 the free State" can be put down for tru
q and right in November. M
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

We we're favored with call last tuesday
from that veteran citizen and intelligent
farmer of Kinds county, Mr.. VIM. Hester,
of Terry. Like vast majority of the
people of the United States, he is not pleas
ed with the Republican management OF the
finances, and was ready to cooperate with
any honest party to change this. For some
time he has been regarded as supporter OF
the so-called Greenback party of this
county. But his faith in that mushroom
organization, weak at the start, has gone
out altogether. To use his own Words 1T
has no ''head-light.' He can't afford at
his age, to follow an ignsts tdtats, or to be
danced about on the shallow vagaries OF
blatherskiteism. So the strong moral re-
formers of Kinds must manage to get along
without his vote or moral support. SO
say they all, as fast as the thin gauze which
covers the hypocricy and intense weakness
of the so>called Greenback party is blown
away by breath of common sense. The
"party" in Kinds is growing small by de-
grees and beautifully less"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

A short time since the announcement WIS
,,ade that Louis Herbold, a horsecar driver
in Elizabeth, N. j. had suddenly been .alN
al TO the enviable position OF millionaire
Herbold is one of eleven children, all resi-.
dents of this country, and is at present
thirty-ive years of age. The fortune which en-
will amount to about 81 100000, comes Gy
the death of grandfather on the mothers
side, who recently died at Vienna, at inc
advanced age of SO years. AT the tlme Oh
his death he was extensively engaged III
the jewelry business. The mother Oh i'1 auS
Herbold was the only child, but she has
been dead for some years, and the fortune
when obtained, will be divided among the
sisIers and brothers of Herbold residing IN
t this country. As the old man left no ", will
there will doubtless be considerable din
Guilty experienced before the heirs get pos
session of the money w. Y. Herald.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

The story that Gen. Woodford was pre-
scented with pair of pistols by Secretary
Thompson just before his departure Tor
Kemper county, is pronounced an aDSor-
ditv, Gen. Woodford knows better thah
tbrf how to capture Mississippians. Two
years ago he made a speech at Oxford be-
fore the societies, which was published IN a
number of Mississippi papers and highly
commanded. He will have no use foE PTS
tolls in Kemper county, and if the people
there were in a temper TO make pistols
necessary, Gen, wOodford would hardly
undertake to clean out tie county with a
pair of pistols. That would be an absur-
dity.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06
rur nARpEcUE AT FOREST HILL


ouite a large number of JaoksonianS
v;s;tod Forest Hill last Thursday upon .n0
oooas;on of the barbecue given by 'no
Democratic Club of that neignoorhOoo'
Forest Hill is about six miles from 'Acsson,
:, ,he lower Raymond road, and the forsS.
~ ,I,u 1,hrrcb ia built in beautiful grove OF
abs and hickory. All the voters OF tue
country turned out IN iofo,'
!, .inoino their ladies' and children WIN
them A crowd of six or eight hnnof0o
were present A speakers platform was
erected and seats prepared. Maj Barksaaie
,yos the orator OF the day, and he made a
Grand snsechof about two hours, beginning
o. 10 o'clock. The audience gave MN
,,,orLod attention, and there was but one
expression after Its conclusion and 'n"'
was of universal commentator. MUCH
was expected from the speaker but nc Bur
passed their expectations.
Mr. Melville followed Maj. Barksdaie'
and notwithstanding the disadvantages
rrder which he labored, having to speak u
a hungry audience who had already peen
quietly listening for two hours ne mauo
fine effort. The people were naturally
little FESTIVE and anxious for the Vianu'
hut he held them for half an hour or more
and made some capital points MIC" MT
is Young man of brilliant promise III
,noecbes indicate clear head, sound feaS
onipo aud cultivated research. Inc De
nocracv of Kinds could have no better 0
worthier representative on their ticket 10
the Legislature.
After dinner, which, was protuse an
bounteous, the string band and quautii
party added to the variety OF the oecasion
At o'clock, the audience again assein
b,ea at the stand, and were addressed D
%, Stewart, Mr.. Ratlitf, Collins Hemlng
u,av and others. Col. Stewart made ID
bonniest effort of the day, Without maxim
any pretentions to humor, his speech W.
full of fun, and kept the crowd laugmn
oil the time. Col. Jones s. Hamilton WI
called on, and responded in faclous MAJ
ner. declining, however, to make q re8ui'
set speech, because he was "a oellevef
the eternal fitness of things, and 1t w
getting too late in the day for long WIN VIII,
ed speech, such an one as he would oei's'
tn make if the sun was higher
Mr.. G. +. Hemingway closed the exc
: cises in short speech indicating MI"
Thought on the intricate questions
finance. His remarks were highly sen
BILE, and proved that he was man who Il
5 his own views and good ones too-oh
questions of politics
At about five o'clock, the crowd dispefS
for their respective homes, having ENJOY
= Il good time, and conscious of having p
1t formed a good days work for our Den
cratic ticket.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

Col o. II. SINGLETON is doing a sue
cessful canvass of the State. Wherever he
goes he makes friends for himself and the
party. As regular campaigner, he has no
equal in this State. People find it hard to
deny him any thing that he wants, and
equally hard to find reason for the denial.
His speeches, judging from telegraphic
synopsis published in the New Orleans ri"
cayune, are exactly in The right spirit and
on the right line, and the expressions from
the local press of the points he visits, indi-
cate that the gallant old warhorse is making
hnadMav.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

In the battle of Raymond. May
1868, Capt. Boone, of Tennessee reg,
iment, was killed on the field. and was
buried the next day near The spot where
he fell by the citizens of the vicinity
From that day to this the spot has peen
marked, md quite recently, as we are
informed by Mrs S. P. Richmond, Oh
Jackson, who has been spending the
summer on farm in the vicinity, tine
crave has been fixed up and beautitied
BY her three young grandsons, who
are yet at work upon it, Capt. Blooms
relatives IRE supposed to reside in the
vicinity of Dover Tenn, and it may be
pleasing to them to to know that the
grave Of their kinsman is known and
cared for although remote from gray
vord RAYMOND Gazette.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

Col. A }. FRASTz, of that thorough
Democratic journal, the Brandon Repub-
iican. called on us Thursday. lie is looking
none the worse from the canvass that the
Radicals and Greenbackers are making
against him and his paper. The Colonel
predicts a brilliant Democratic victory IN
Rankin next November, and he is generally
right in bis predictions
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

A REPORT comes from Washington to the
effect that Mt the next session of Congress,
a bill will will be introduced to create the
Office of Captain General of the United
States Army and tender the same TO U.
S. Grant. It is said that the suggestion
originally came from prominent South
erner-M osby in all probability.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

ir Floyd, West Carroll parish, La, on
the night of the 2lst August last, Z. W..
Archibald was murdered by John W. Ander-
son, who is described as 20 years old, 8
feet inches high, slim, and weighs 1ls
pounds. He is still at large, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Gingery, of Floyd. La, offers
reward of $500 for his arrest and delivery.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

A NEGRO, by tho name of Martin, was
hanged at Johnsonville, Lehore county
last Friday, for the crime of rape, upon a
little colored girl. Like a great many Others
bo professed willingness to go as he had
"made peace with his maker and was sure
that he had been forgiven"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

WIN. anAY, (col. ex-senator from Wash.
,noton county, and over whom indictments
are pending in that county in this State fo,
suudry crimes and misdemeAnors, is living
in Lexington, KY, wherehe holds the posi-.
ton of president of "the oonsolidat.
cd American Baptist Missionary Conyep.
tion for the State of Kentucky So wa
leorn from the Mayersville Spectator.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

DIP. PORTER, ESQ, was master of cere.
monies at Forest Hill, on Thursday, during
the afternoon, and when he introduced Col.
stewart, he said "Col. Stewart will now
proceed to Hull the Greenback party and
skinner too" And Stewart made good the
...A.,ina
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

TT ia getting out by degrees that Skipnas,
the proposed Rankin county Independent
contribution to the State Senate is small
sized whale. II he was to venture to make
an appointment in Kinds, the people would
aock to see him as a political and personal
ourinaitv
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06
IasDer County Nominations

For RepreSentative-D' A Morris
For Sheriff-W. M. Brame.
For Chancery Clerk-Martin Upper.
For Circuit Clerk-A. I. Burton.
For Treasurer. Nj Lopez.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

The old proverb, ''wide awake and full
of fieas." has marvellous adaptation to
many of the denizens of this town. with
out regard to age, sex, or previous condi-
tion of seryitude
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

MISS LYDIA Hoop, daughter of Gen
Hood died on the night of August 5lst,
making four in all who have died from yel-
low fever out of the Hood family, with two
more very sick.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

Mr.. w. D. FARoUHARsoN, the Democratic
candidate for mayor of San Francisco,
withdrew on the eve of the election, and
DIR. w. N. Griswald was nominated in his
Staad
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

A PATENT has been issued to J. l.. Nevers
Of Pass Christian for vibrating propellers,
also In Mr.. A. Blewitt, of Brooksville, for
a TOW pistol.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-06

Bro. HAYWOOD SKINNER is running on
the Independent Democratic ticket IN kan-
kin county, and on the National Greenback
Laboring- to- Reform ticket in this. "You
pays your money and takes your choice