American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
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Inc fdE.Odu. tTCm SdutUuy tuiS cCd
son.
-Duprez & Beneiict's Minstrel
gave an excellent performance OF
Tuesday night, 10 tue largest audi
ence we have ever seen in Odd Eel
lows Hall, and n happier, bette
pleased crowd we..nevef SAW. Comi
ugaiu, Messrs. M,nstrels,
In certain lines of goods, which
he makes n specially, .Garrisoo's dol
lar store cannot be surpassed any
where. and is rarely eGualied here'
abouts. HIS boots and shoes from
the factories represented BY Capt
E. A. Ford, are the best we eveI
saw.
Max Seligman is doing regu'
lar STAND Office business" at his
wholesale and retail stores on the
North side. He carries an immense
stock.
Have you any Spring goods to
sell! We see that Mr.. Gwinner and
Mr.. Garrison nave fine stocked
Any body elsef
AIR. W. NJ. Rod, Secretary of
the Farmers Club, informs US that
the regular meeting Of that organi
zation will be bed Monday March l.
Marshal Chambers warns own
ers Of horses and mules against
leaving them unhitc'ied upon the
streets. The safety Of persons and
property renders this notice impe>
rative. 1t is fol- the good Of all.
Now, don't forget, OF you viii incur
fine.
MIR. e. l.. Gross adver.ises soale
rare opport unities for ladies and 9TH
ers wanting dry goods. lie mas just
received TN immense stock-cOntaID.
ing every variety of st,p;e and fans
cy gOods-eO, See and boy.
Tho Cit zens OF Canton are here !:
by notified that the Sanitary officer /
will proceed on M ,rch LIST, 1880, 20
inspect The premises Of ali parties
aud report every person whose /
premises are not in a good sanitary
and he would impress
upon the citizens of the CITY of Can
ton, TO report every nuisa.ce in or
about ihe's property.
An exchange says; "Just as
soon as ia.,lies belts are made to look
ike sureilgI-s, horses will demand
! change of fashions for item selves. i
This is continuation of the old :!
rivalry. Il has 'ons been question
which is lie most beautiful, pret> !,
Y horse or pretty woman! And
he horses are getting jealous of the
of their b-waistbauds.
-Boar,l of Supervisors viii! meet
next Monday. i
Next Monday, being the first of
|Iarrh. the tax sale will take place.
The list IS much smaller than at any &
i ne since the war--a gratifying ev- &
leDco Of prosperity.
All the angels mentioned in the ,
Bible are males. EG, we can assure i
he pou.ing and irritaied sweet II
ues,' with cur hand OF our heart
nj bow in their direction, that :
II the angels in this world are fe~
males, and furthermore, that we r
now the sweetest and liettiest Of I
Q whole angelic cabOodle. Now, :
ont ask US to name names. n
Capt Bob Fuqua, the polite
and efficient conductor on the NJ. &.
abroad, has lately added to his rep
tatiOn for charity and unseen good I
eeds, by his kindness and atten- i
ion to five little orphans who pass !
d over his route. Bob carries I
'ig heart in small corporosiiy. :
The Comet has 4 long account :
f the reception given by Col. Ed.
of Jackson, Last week, i
a honor of the marriage of his SOD, c
iT. w. l.. Richardson; which was a
4 urse most elegant and eujOy>
ble affair. Many prominent jarists, !
legislators and other gentlemen at.
ended. From tho reporters de-
criptiOn If costumes We extract :
he following, which will interest /
ur LAZY readers: II
The bride, Nee Miss lima Gordon, s
wore her wedding dress. d white bro. u
:ade silk, trim med in satin. with o
Iull court uain, (made 10y WORTH, '
IN PARISH wAi diamond ornam ents. =
The dress wasvegy elegant.
Mrs. e. Rich.y lson, black silk a
and velvet, jet ana lace trimmings, \
diamond jewelry. Q
Mir. Dr.. j. ID. G rinth, of Kan t
sas City, Mo-, cream a9ioced bros a
cade six and satin, full train, dia i
moud jewelry; a very Handsome /
costume. Ms. Il. L. aavnders. |
black velvet aid satin, wnh d.a-
monds. Mrs. g. 3. Bar&sdale,ssr-
net silk and lace, en- tram. Mn ]