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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13
The fourth and Last Onnrtorlv Confor.

The fourth and last Quarterly Confer.
ference Of the Jackson station, Missis
sippi Conference of the Methodist
Church, South, will be held this JSatur-
day evening, at the parsonage, $50
O'Clock, at which time all the official
members are expected and urgently
requested to attend. The Presiding
Elder, Rev. f. NJ. Featherston will
preach at the Church this morning at
eleven O'clock.
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DIED.

At COneor,lia, Miss, on the 24th OF
November, Mrs. INDIANA C.. BARLOW.
aged about 10 years-wife Of Mr.. Frank
Barlow, formerly of Raymond.
The deceased was the Youngest
daughter OF Saml. T. and Mary King.
who were among the earliest settlers
in Raymond, and was horn here. and
here resided unit 1876. She was known
TO the writer Of this from her infancy.
and we can say she was a dutiful child.
kind hearted and obliging friend. an
attectionate wife and devoted mother
Her health had not been good for a
number Of years, but her fatal illness
was Of short duration and her death
was unexpected. She leaves two chill
dren.-RaymOnd Gazette.
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Capt. John ESteIIe Endorsed by the
Greenbackers.

Last Tuesday night the Greenback-
ers of this city met at the City Hall
to endorse a candidate fer Mayor. 1t
was the purpose Of our reporter to give
full report of the meeting, but he
was prevented from so doing because
there was not sufficiency of light in
the room to allow him to write. 1t
was impossible to see a pencil mark
after it was made and he abandoned
the attempt. After the usual prelim-
inaries INDUCED in at all political
meetings, they at length got to bal
loting. On the first ballot Lusk got Is.
Taylor 40; Estelle AZ. In accordance
with a resolution Lusk, the candidate
receiving the lowest number Of votes.
was dropped, leaving the race between
Taylor and Capt. Estelle. On the sec
ond ballot Estelle was nominated. re-
ceiving one vote more than TAYLOR
the vote standing IS TO 81.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

f. b. " w. S. Hull have established
an uptown lumber yard, and con-
nected it with their West Jackson
yard by telegraph line. They use
telephones, OF Edison's talking tel
egraph ON their circuit, and the two
yards are in speaking distance, though
4 mile apart. Uptown office opposife
B5aley's cotton yard. Ladies and gen
t1emen invited to come and talk over
''ic "ire' dec13-tf
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Mr. Henry Smith, besides being the
ehlclent Postmaster at Canton, has a
hrst class sheep ranch in Marion
county. His drivers passed through
'hls city last week, with 1000, on their
way TO Marion. Mr.. Smith says he
has 1900 in all, and that he intends to
DC the wool king of Mississippi.
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VIII open on Dec, IS at 8 o'clock ,
NJ In Angeles Hall. Miss L. Julien
ana all the ladies of the Catboli
church are taking a lively interest i,
IT. and will undoubtedly provide a,
enjoyable entertainment.
On Friday evening will be present
gu Che Tree of Fate described in orr
last issue.
On Saturday evening at one o'clock
the teachers and school chiIden of
the city, are invited to the Christmas
Tree, and we are informed Santa
Claus will be there.
The Jewish maidens, Rebecca and
ner companion, will preside at the
Wen every evening.
Admission 10 cents; children COM |
ing at night with their parents or
friends 5 cents admission, otherwise
full price. ~
Inc Fair closes Saturday 11:3O p. NJ
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

We direct special attention to E. V
seutter's card on fourth page (top)
His store is now filled with the choicest
Sllverware, his show cases replete with
the richest and most elegant Jewelry
we ever saw. For Christmas or we'd
ding presents, Seutter's store certain
ly presents attractions seldom found
eXcelled in large cities. Mr.. Seutter
says he means business and therefore
will give bargains for cash, that will
lay on the shelf the notion of the
penny wise: ITO send of for jewelry
and Watches.u
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

The following trustees for the pub
llc schools of Jackson were elected by
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
last Saturday night: College Green
SCHOOL,. H. Nelson, J. L. Power J.
M. Smylie; West Ward SCHOOLGIRL
Lemon, J: A. Webb, Jas. NJ. Fuller:
Golofed School-Smith Robinson, T
). Spellman, Coleman Scott.
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Orders have been issued by Gent
Manager Clarke for the erection of a
handsome brick building at the pas
senger depot, at the Jackson Junction.
This road is one of the first and best
OF the country; it is now running
elegant coaches, and its time is as fast
as the average passenger wants to go.
The track is in splendid condition.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

That most excellent agricultural
Journal, the Southern Cultivater. for.
merly published at Athens, Ga, will
hereafter be published at Atlanta, by
the Constitution Company. All com
will still be directed to
Athens, and all letters on business to
Atlanta.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

me Farrar Morrison contested cleo.
tlon case is at an end for the present
"A writ of prohibition from Justice
chalmers did the work. The case
VIII come up before Judge Calhoon,s
court, which meets here in January
II 1t is decided by this Court that the
Magistrates Court was not run in
with the law, that is an
end to the matter.
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A Theatrical Gem.

Inc stage and auditorium of Robin
o sons Opera House In Jackson are
now iar enough completed to give an
, accurate idea Of their excellence and
capacity. This new Jackson theatre
VIII be in reality perfect little gem
IN Its way. To the establishment of
everybody, Capt. w. @. Lowd. the
managing lessee, has provided com
portable seating capacity for 900 per-
sons, and has brought the entire all
dlehce within easy hearing distance
OF the speaker from the Stage. Every
men OF space has been utilized. and
the laws of Acoustics have been cara
fully considered. 1t will be a nleas-
ure to speak and to hear in this then
Ter. 1t Is at once, the most compact
ana best arranged theater for an au-
dience less than 1000 we have ever
seen. The Stage is large and ample
enough Tor any spectacular drama
winch may be put on the boards. The
is divided into different
compartments. There are Orchestra
chairs, Parquette, Dress circle, and
sallary chairs, differing slightly in l
price, but all very convenient and s
There will also he q y
special compartment for respectable h
'oiored people. 1t is intended to pre- t
erVe the utmost order and decency 9
very where, and ladies and gentle 7 7
heh can patronize this theater with v
Ut the slightest fear of coming in con- Il
act with disagreeable rowdyism, or =,
hearing anything from the stage of h,
II immoral character. Il,
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y,cnsbnrg and meridinn Railroad.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

4 We are authorised to announce JOIN
sIoGILL as candidate for reelection II
Ina office of Mayor of the city of jackson
Election, first Monday in January, 1880.
W. B. TAYLOR is a candidate for Mayor
81 Jackson, at the ensuing city election.
for clerk House of Representative
G. A. BROUGHER, is candidate for
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
GEO. S. DODDS, of Copiah county, is A
andidate for Clerk of the House of Rep
esentatives.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Messrs f. B. & w. S. Hull, have
established new Up Town Lumber
Yard, and connected it with the
parent lumber yard at the Depot with
telephone. They are just the kind
of men to build up country, and
they have gone to work with a pluck
and industry which never fail to COM
mand success. They are good build
ers and always do work at the lowest
living price. THE COMET commends
them to the public as worthy of pat
ronage and altogether reliable.
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lung performance on the street
lorsetamer in front of Stedman's
last Tuesday, attracted quite a
FL OF spectators, and was void of
Alient points.
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collect Katie Putnam will appear
Monday night in Angeles Hall
Pe three act play of the "Little
active." Don't miss the treat.
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A gentleman in the vicinity of
COrinth Miss, engaged i'm eating his
supper, swallowed a couple of false
teeth, which lodged in his throat and
he had to make trip to Nashville
Tenn, before he obtained relief.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

sure cure for Bots and Collie in horses
Every bottle guaranteed TO cure if direc.
lions are followed. Ask your druggist for il.
so,., e. G. WILLIAMSON,
Sole Manufacturer and Prop'r, Hazlehurut, Miss
=
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Ee German, met on Thursday
\, at the Residence of Judge
mers. ut was just delightful"
Il what the members say.
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fsponse to a clever invitation
ed by the generous Edwin
n, of the Clifford Dramatic
|ny, the pupils of the Deaf and
Institute attended the Matinee
|turday evening which was a
bat them.
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elegant bound books and all
Kinds of suitable holiday pres
go to Eyrich & Co.'S. See his
grafton of Holiday Goods in our
using columns.
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Rock and Rye.
Pure Baltimore Rye Whiskey and
cholce old Kentucky Bourbon. Fla
yor delicious. Low figures, by
uecl3-lm 5. LEMLY & Son.

In view of the fact that one boat /,
already in the River only waiting hiel
water to reach Carthage and that tho
Oliver Clifton another boat for that
trade is nearing completion, and that
the people have long desired steam
boat naviga ton to be re-established
between their section and Jackson and
New Orleans, we venture the sugges-
ton that as far as possible they should
hold back their cotton and up bound
freight for these boats, for unless pat
ronized those boats might not remain
IN the trade. Their early trips to Car
image cannot be deferred but few DAYS
longer.
Another inducement also, is that a
first class Cotton Compress will soon
be in operation in Jackson and then
our market will pay higher prices for
Cotton than other towns where there
IS no compress and the difference in
prices will pay planters well to wait.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

he admission to the Catholic Fair
a be l0cts; children in charge of
ents or friends, sets. I
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To purchase 4 stylish horse. with harness
and saddle qualities, at Dery 5,r price.
also new top buggy and harness. by ad-
dressing ALPHA.
Box 102, jackson. Miss
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MARRIED.

GERGER - SoUTHwoRTH- the
Episcopal Church in Walden, Wednes-
day evening, December 10, 1879, by
the Rev. MIR. Halstead, Mr.. L. p. Yer
ger to Miss Susie F. SOuthworth.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

lfi Lodge, No. 2S, holds its next
png on Monday night at the Odd
Rws Hall. The election of officers
y ensuing year will take place.
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Pianos Organs!
WARRINGTON { SAVAGE
SELMA. ALABAMA.

MAJ lEAtrt HEli- WHOLESALE AGENTS
Ifl Over I71 Different .ty..s I'd - - ~
cans nom y % ODE leading maker. % AHI.ra.-
No other house On IiIc SusfIi-u-s-r b4-li- :. 80
a variety OF Investments. -'-
Nine stop Or-su- only 81. frfr+...-, .-.... o.
only st: seven octave Tifrr- sfg7 ana r-,.u-i--
seven AMI oae-tairi ustlve Piano. S1-l ihf.ts--
inet Malhushck, Iaila-, Hlllat Is Davis ana
''aihtIL .reiu t'-lu. llI NlsHr il T.r.H.r POI
outlet 8 peli"g aud Imperial O-In.. II -rrg l--i.p
hiiN hIAan>. &C.. at Factory rates br.uiussf-
s t mrsie, blld Instruments, and mu-.sl my
SLllii't sen-ll. 90 Lowest market rates. Cfsf-
loSues IIieC isis, lil.. rra.. t-.1-.-rI--.r- -. -
Hcited.
Bear b. mind, alI iur1I ariI r..rlfrar. 1I-. L 1.
n, -ll i.t,-l..T .--i IA s-lu Isigl q year H.
-'- ODD. -. us nov -Ia
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Pc Social Enjoyment Association
met last night at the residence
rs. Buck, where Il delightful time
had
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

& w. S. Hull have a nice stock
Der, builders hardware, sash,
prick, etc. Also, everything ne
to build a house. Their up-
ard Is connected with the depot
y a telephone. deeIs-tf
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you want to vote for city officers
fmust register" The books will
pen Monday and Tuesday.
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lerry merchants are doing Il bounc-
business. They are active men
d deserve it.
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pr clever friend, Mack Laurence,
\ the baby trousscau at the Catho-
Fair in Vicksburg.
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Nlcksburg papers are loud in their
Aise of Clifford and his Dramatic
hpany.
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OF the most attractive features
Spengler House is the tastily
yea and elegant bar, where the
'quors are dealt out by the clever
fpert Mr.. eastman.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Wheeler and Wilson No s.. White, New
nercan, Singer, II 1--WE. Wilson Oscila,.
NJ Shuttle, at A. l.. BRUNsoN.
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Register" If you fail to register
" Monday and Tuesday, you can't
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The Messrs. Hull have opened am
town office and lumber yard.
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How did you like the "Three Pair
Shoes" last Saturday night?
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Nlcksburg Commercial and
r are both misinformed. We
peen assured by Capt. Lake that
have no connection whatever
ne Mississippi Republican.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Katie Putnam had large houses
ring her engagement here.
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Cotton sold in Jackson Yesterday
II to II 1-2 cents.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Some choice old Sherry, Madeira and
Port wines. These wines have been
in a New York cellar for three years
sold low-no fancy prices.
decl3-lm s. LEMLY & Son.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

AFTER the 3lst inst. damages for city
a&es will accrue.
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henry Benthein, is making ar
nnents for himself and friends
Fe a grand display of fire works
square back of the Governors
Pm ON Christmas night. A big
expected.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13
FROM WASHINGTON,
COMBINATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 9.-Lucien B
Crocker and Alfred M. Jones have
been confirmed as Collectors of Inter.
nal Revenue for the Second and Third
Districts of Illinois. The following
Postmasters were confirmed: Illinois
Henry r. Ingraham, at Tuscola;
Richard Butler, at Clinton; E. Meal
lister, at Champaign; John R. Hyde,
at Lewistown. Minnesota David
Day, at st. Paul. Tennessee-Sand
r. Repinger, at GAINESVILLE.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day, the
Secretary of the Interior was author
lied to inform General Hatch that he
is to receive the Ute Indians engaged
in the White river Massacre, with the
assurance that they will be granted
an impartial trial outside of Colorado
and New Mexico.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

THE Matrimonial market of Jack
b, is still active.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

Circuit Court meets on the first
|pnday in January.
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Boo-oo! Well, we guess this isn't
ndian Summer!
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sLectioneering on our streets is lively
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and leave your order for a fine
essed Turkey for Christmas, and
white celery.
~ $. LELLY IL Son.
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Supreme Court has adjourned.
'Little Detective Monday night.

I Jackson IS full of animation now.
-
Mr.. Bailey has purchased COM
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13

sThe Enterprise Cigar Store is in full
last.
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NOMINATIONS

The President has nominated Itha-
mar G Whipple for register of the
Land Office, Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory; VIM. NJ. Garvey, receiver
public moneys, Cheyenne. Postmas-
ters-Orvin G. Town, Pecatonia, ILL.,;
George Ryan, Hays City, Kansas; F.
p. Litter, Charlotte, Mich; Martin
Haren, Albion, Mich; VIM. Wallace,
Battle Creek, Mich; John d. Wilson,
MurfreesbOrough, Tenn.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-13
COMMITTEE BUSINESS.

The subcommittee of the House
Committee on manufactures had
under consideration this morning
Representatives McCord's Joint resolu-
ton to amend the Constitution so as to
give to Congress the power to grant,
protect and regulate trade marks, and
agreed to report favorably and urge
that it be put to an early passage in
order that it may be ratified by the
Legislatures sitting this winter. The
same action will probably be taken by
the full committee tomorrow.
Senator Blaine, in an interview
Yesterday, said he would be compelled
TO vote against Sherman's recommen-
tation that the legal tender clause be
stricken from greenbacks, as he
bought it would work great injustice
o the majority of the people of the
He thought it best to have
ach bank in the country redeem in
DIN as soon as there was sufficient
ccumulatiOn of it. He would let |
egal tender notes alone for the present. |
ather than provoke an angry finan- |
ial excitement at the present time,
'hen the country is awakening from
$ business lethargy.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
INTERNATIONAL LAW CONGRESS.

THE PROPOSED GATHERING FOR NEXT YEAR.
fRoman Correspondent of the London Globe.]
Next year will be held in Rome an international
Congress to consider the systemAsc codifcation OF
the laws between nations with view to the refer
of all international disputes to arbitration in
stead Of the sword. The following persons will be
members Of this great Congress :-Signor Mancini.
ex-Miniser of Grace and Justice; David Dudley
Field, lawyer of New York; Professor Haschehoug.
of the University Of Christania; Professor Asser.
of Amsterdam; Professor Bluntsshli, of Heidel-
berg Professor Besobrasof, OF st. Petersburg Pro-
fesssor Brocher, OF Geneva; DR.. Bulmcrink, OF
Nuremberg; signor Cavo, or bnenos AyrSs; ~ Tr na
Herr Gessner. Counsellor OF Legation. or Berlin;
Professor Goldschmidt Of Berlin; Professor Thomas
Erskinc Holland, of Oxford Count Kamarousky. OF
Moscow; NJ. Keenig, OF Berne; De Carvallo, OF the
Royal Academy Of History in Madrid; Professor
Laurent, of Ghent Professor Emile de Lavaleye. of
Liege: NJ lie Touza. of Clermont; Professor Looming,
OF Strasburg; Professor James Lorimer, OF Elill-
Professor Magnardscao of Erangcn Professor Maetens
of st. Petersburg Professor Ernest Meier. OF Halle
Naumann. of Stockholm; Professor Leopold
Ncumann. of Vienna; Professor Oliveerona. of
Stockholm; Alexis Petersen, OF Copenhagen; Pro-
fessor River. of Bernc; Alberto Rolin. Of Ghent;
M. Rolin-Jacquemyns. Belgian Home Minister;
Cavalier De Helm, Of Vienna Sir Travers Twiss. of
London; Francis Wharton, of Philadelphia, and
Theodore Dwight woolsey, of Newhaven. Conn.
To this congress have given adhesion with promise
to send deputations. ninety members of parla
ments in England. Portugal. Span, France.
Switzerland United States, st. Salvador, Peru,
Chile and the Argentine Republic; twenty
Frecmasons' lodges i'll Europe, Egypt and North
America: 3.00U workmens societies In Europe and
America; 20 universities in Spain, Germany, Russia
and England; GOO Protestant churches; 20 acade-
mics of science literature and arts; 400 writer's
politce economy. international law. moral philos-
ply and theology and two bishops. General Carl
baldi to have been president Of this months
congress, but excused himself the of i'll
leath. Baron Franz de Oltzcndorff. Professor OF
international Law in the Munich University, wrote
to decline taking part in the congress, alleging that
Austria will have nothing to say to IT. on account OF
Garibadi and the Italia Irredcnta agitation. and as
serting that Germany too busy in her own econo-
mical affairs.