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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18
1nral Mens.
Sale RCgiSter.

Under this head, we propose to give a
free notice of all sales, that may be nd-
vertiscd in our columns, or tor which, bills
ure printed at our office. Persons intend,
ing to make sale this Spring, would do
well to ilayc notice inserted under this
head, at once. BY selecting the day now,
you may he able to obtain your choice of
days, and others intending to sell, will not,
very probably, name the same day Re
ncmber that an advertisement in our col.
sms. or bills printed at this office, will Sc
cure you mention under this mead, local
notice, and sale notes filled with the NAME,
DATE and TIME. For those who may
wish to mail special notices of sale, we
will furnish printed postal cards. at the
bare cost of the cards. We will print on
white or colorcd paper, and will guarantee
as good display, az any job office in the
county and at rs reasonable rates.
Geo Thomas Stoutfrr will sell ut Public
Sale on the premises, one mile north of
Frankluvillc, Oh the Frederick and En-
millshurg pike on Friday, March 10, 1880,
at 10 o'clock, n. m, Several fine horses,
mich COWS, farming and household u'cn
sis. Terms s. cash. Sums above that
amount six months credit II paid when
due no interest will he charged.
Mrs. Mary SchSn will sch at her resi-.
dcnce on West Main 81 Mcchanics'own,"n
Thursday, Mar 2I,at p m j. Miller, auc;,
Ne, ,l,,ll ~ &
tables, cup.oar,I, chairs, stoves &c Terms
= credit of . mos, on all suns above -,
with interest.
Peter llankcy will sell AT Public Sale ON
his farm ore mile east OF CrcagcrstoWn,o ON
Thursday, March Is, at 9 O'Clock, n. m tie
following personal proper,y:-Six work
horses, ~ head of cattle, separator. Excel
sior Rrapr; u Mower. Thin.hic Skcin
Wagon, Wheat Fan, and numerous other
valuable farming implements. Terms Six
months credit on sIln- above Is with IA
,crest. r. l.. Nall A"c:.
Milton S IIucsh.w will sell a, Pnalir
Sale ut ii. rcsilir,c" in Nalilnsvilr on Sal
u,,lav, March 20 81, 10 n'cioc> a. IN, som"
ynuah!. houschall furniture, the principal
1bart tI X !l"SIN INV, tDhNi|iI''S ~ u
Chamber sujl, 'nhlos. chains, lounge, cook
and coal sinvr>, rnEIci, etc. etc.
Leonard Picking, viii Offer for sale, in
Mcrhanic>'na n =; his residence, II large
amount OF! llnu,rloIu Furniture. Oh Sat
Marca .Nlh, ;;i !" 4 NJ Terms SN
Months Credit %. all sum, above s.. +,
and unir tN>u
a., 4
residence o. leonard Pickirg, in M"chan
ir,iuwn y large aluollu! at linuSchoi,l
Furni, ire ON Sat March 2ntn. ~ A. VI.
Terms six u ,a'!,s Credit an Al! Sum,
nhu,c s. $ sad laI-r CASH.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18

1t is our wish to secure live CORE
spondcnt to write up the local happenings
abou, EnmittsLurg and St Mary's. Should
this meet the eve of any one so inclined, he
may hear from MS to purpose, that will
in all probability be appreciated by him
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18

FOR SAI.U--A well r., g'ol ,'yl,d
three yg-r Old hay colt Broken t. work
il team ond parity hr,>cn 10 s!"lic driH
ins Grlt'c. an I >ou"d 50 Car As known
Inquire a, This Ohcr. nar 1871
E,nor>, Ike other 70 ls,erS, lnusI scralr,
for ..vjLG.
One # our street crossings in lis present
condition Is just AS useful as a pair Of sus.
pend, rs ~ So",A Sea Is!tadrr.
PMoRLrN ~ 20 &c, If God made th'
country HnI m'n made The town, "h'
ms,!r the EytaG.1etown road and the Fred
click and Emn.ilts'urg turnpike:
Did you ever ponder over the thought
tina, there are men wAosrot y opportunity
les in detecting some one in a"crook"i
ness" and then prntrjns hy hi, desire Il
have the tlnnr KEEP, " secret
If mcn Gay by y penny for II rainy day
Vim II Vanderbilt. in layin, Mp b3l 800,
600 in uoy; rnmcnt hands must be expect
ing a flc,hrt that wili discount Nonh's an'
give it a ft.~ points in the game.
John Ronxrr, the tanner residing on.
mile noriA of town advc.lses for lt0t
ton, ot Rock Oak Bark, to be delivered a
his Tanrery br jane LIST 1899, for which
he viii pay the highest prices. The yart
vii. he run its utmost capacity during
The coming year
There is !, Latin term for Cod Liver Oil
Worm medicine and other medicinal naln
tics but ,hetc is none fer doctor wh'
treats man for cancer in the stomacl
when his nlmcnt is ~ ball lodged in his
s,omacA durinr the rebellion Such is The
inequality ofjust.cc.
Those photographers, whose wit has been
pointed ut Prof ycnnll weather PROPS
e,ics have within the last ten days CONT
in their hole AM dra.n their hole in after
them. We rather thnk he has the laugh
ON them this month, for TO- hue hi N IRE
snsw this montl than during al! tho past
winter beside and So i.c prophes;ed.
A SNUG RuoM.--Gild's Pharmacy, loca
ted one door east of the square on Mali!
street, is one OF The ncatcst rooms and has
rs tasty arrangement Of stock as can be
found anywhere J. w. N. Gilds, tn,
proprietor, has connected with his Phar'
macy, n notion and fancy goods depart
mcnt and his stock is new, well selected
and comp etc.
Boys frown aud become pcrvcrse, during
this snowy month Of March, when thti
parents suggest that TIE pavemcns neet
cleaning, yet these same boys will in the
course ofthc dinacr hour All two reccsse S
nj school exert pressure of thirty horse
power IN COMPRISING snow into SOLE
spheres with which to pelt each other anf
speak Of the dly IS 4 bad lny Cor snow
bailin@.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18

Early Rose AID Peerless potatoes For
Sale ut ROOTS. mar Il at
Eon SALE--A frs, class, sewing ma.
chine A bargain for cash buyer. In
qurc at this office. feb. &c IT,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18

Duh'T"G GIVE Ur.-W hat if YOU have tired
different "pu. up medicines in vain
Have YOU not been equally disappoi' I'd
in some phvsicans2 Do not consider your
case inculab!c unlii you have made tsor
oug' trial Of Dri picrcc'5 Family Medicines
They are chemically pure, Of uniform
strength, and have come INFO grrcia} lss
by reason of superior merit. In cases OF
general and nervous debility, consumlh on,
bronchitis, dyspepsia. liver complaint,
scrofu,ous bunCEcs, ulcers, and crupli1ns,
the Col len Medical Discovery is a speedy
and positive cure, while thousands Of WON
en-, vi o had Cor years been bed-ridden, have
by the use Of DR. Fierru's Navo!ite Pre-
scrip,lon, been restored to perfect health
The introduction OF these two remedies has
reyOlutioniZed, the treatment ct chronic
diseases. Patients are no longer depicted
aud saliyltcu. as the tonic and alternative
properties of the Discovery long since
demonst! atcd better way. Ladies need
no longer submit 10 the use Of tic canstic
and knife, MS the Favoritc Prescription is
guaranteed, to cure the diseases, and weak
nesses peculiar to women Mrs samuel
NJ Kcmpcr, of Galianaet, Ind, writes
Your Favoriie Prescription and Pleasant
rlucat;yp Pellets hivt saved my l.ic.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-18

Milton S IIuc>htw will sell a. Pn3lr
Sale ut III. resitir;c" in NahillaSvil" on Sal
u,,lav. MARCH 20 AT 10 ncin> a. IN, SOM"
valuable hoUtchnll furniture, the principal
par; rf !; nearly new consisting 81 tine
Chamber .'ril, 'nhios. chains, lounge, COOK
and coal stoves, r;yjrt, etc. etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

WHAT reason have we for setting
aside our present Congressman
He has certainly served us faith full
ly and well. In tie matter OF tn.
electoral commission he proved the
most far sigh ed of the Mississippi
d-I-gat ion. In the question of EN-
pIoyirg U. s. troops at the polls, he
was one of the most valiant defend
ers of our liberties. In no single
instance has he ever proved rrcre-
ant to the trust reposed in him
There are, il is true, men who ar
very talented in the district, hui we
are sure uf good service from the
present incumbent Az to All agree
ment between Col. Singleton aud
the friends of Capt. w ,o'is, he p's
iiveiy DIMES such thing. Wh-u
we have. good man in position.
| he Interests at the people demand
that we should krei him there. L.
the select ion Of officers, the intrres: :
of thu Individuals themselves is I
he very little considered. II W.
were to give an uffice to every man
who has served the party we'll and
f,i' hfuIly, we wOnli! have to iIicr r:lst
the number considerably. Col. Sir,
s!et"n's popularity in Congress is Il
point well worth considering. His
il tiurpce here is consi derabie and
should not be lost, nor at this time.
Il very critical period. should be- I've
superseded 10y "A new man, who viii!
have TO l,p there come time before
he can he equally serviceab!e-
We cal! upon the people OF New
ron aud surrounding counties IT, ro'i
up another solid vote far Col. Siu>
gleton.-Nerton Report.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.

HAZLEHURsT, Miss, May 20, 80
alton:
1t is with much pleasure that /
avail myself of this opp ,rtunity tn
extend TO ynu an invitation to az =
tend the cio,ing exercises of Whit
worth Co!lrg-, during the week
ending Juae goth.
Besides the regular literary exer-
cisrs, essays by the graduating
+ class, &c, addresses will be made
by DIR. Matthews, of New Orleans,
| Rev. =. b. Galloway, and the gifted
Circnit Judge of this District, Hon.
s s. CaihOoi.
On Tuesday, June goth, the ladies'
of the Alumn8 Association viii
have an excursion train run from
Durnnt to Broukhaven, with the
iare greatly reduced. aud for Turs-
day night they have planned one
OF the grandrst entertainments ever
witnessed in South Mississippi
Within the beautiful grounds al
joining the College. on ii spacious
platform, Columbia as Queen Of Ma.
lions, will receive the principal
powers of til. globe. England.
France, Germany, Spain. Egyp,
China and other nations will he
represented by lovely latl.-s-eacl,
having he appropriate Cos ume and
banner OF those countries, and Will
diess. which is IL masteipi, &c at
English composition. Music will
be furnished by hrass bands ana
pIanos, and the singing, 10y two
hundred sweet and we'll trained
voices, will b- sublime.
After the reception, the audience
will te held sIrl!-bound 10y an adj
drrss frnm Rev. Il. Dewitt TaInage,
tue eloquent Brooklyn pulpit orator.
The grounds will lie hIIiliamtiI illus
minated and the lamps VIII zine
upon ''fair womrn and brave mem
fI"m every part of Mississippi aud
l. 'uisIana. Ma'dens will be there
who viii surpass in grace aud love
ii'eSs the falIest "maid OF Pasci
gouia." the statesm.u, the jurist
aud III" divine, will grace The ucci>
siOa with their pirs-hce-yrI the
rnfettai ment would be incomplete.
unless the Press of the State were
Therefore, in behalf
# the AlnInpR Association, invite
all members OF this Convention to
b" present, and extend to them the
b 'sDta!iiIrs of Whii worth College.
sub members a. Will honor Us
please notify the Secretary of the
A lumnn Association, Miss Fannie
Cumming, Il ookharrn. Mies.. aud
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

THE Jackson Republicans called
q meeting for last Saturday night
TO ratify the nomination of GaI field
aud Arthur. A dispatch TO the
New Orleans Democrat says of the
meeting: The grand Republican
rally called here TO ratify the late
Chicago nominations, last night,
was a huge succe So. 1t took until
nearly 10 O'Clock to get it under
way. Ten colored and eight white
men, fonr of whom were Democrats,
were in the city ball. Mr.. john
Estelle presided, and thought the
meeting had better adjourn until
they had more time to lind OUT
hat sort of platform the part
had fixed up at Chicago the other
faithful thought so too. 1t was the
supremest fizzle in the way Of po-
litical enthusiasm ever Witnessed.
Garfield and Arthur are unknown
In he negroes of this State, and
many OF the white Republicans here
regard them with little or no inter
ct. The Democrats will have "A
Halk over 10 Mississippi in No, em>
ter."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
The Death Of Hon. Albert Gallatin
Brown

THE funeral obs, quies of ex Gv
ernnr a. q. Brown took place at
jackson on Monday last. The
Clarion has the following account
of he death of The vener; ble states
man:
ELSEWHERE in our editorial co.'s
umus, appropriate tribute is paid to
the memory of Ex- Governor Albert
G. Brown. The news OF his sudden
death reached this city on Sabbath
last, and that night his remains
were brought tn this city fr inter
ment The particulars of his death
are as follows: On Saturday affer-
noon he rode to Terry TO gel ply =
sician to visit Mrs. Brown, who was
suffering with chills. Alter making
a few business and snciaI Ills, DR..
RIA " Ia accompanied him I" his home,
about two miles from town. On ar
irving at the house, he told the Doc
tor 10 walk in, and he would ride 10
the pond to water his horse. Il
about twenty minutes, the hot Sc
was observed, riderirsS, and search
being made, the. Governor was found
wing in shallow water, VITA his face
downward. DIR. Rawls at once re-
paired to the spot. but found life
extinct. Death resulted from d
sudden attack of appoplexy or con-
gestion there being none of the
usual signs of death 10y drowning.
Messrs Tri',ette. Thompson. S"rs
by, and Wharton, of Terry, acc'm-
panied the :emains to jackson, and
on their arrival here at ii: 80 Sun
hay night, q number OF our citizens
were at the depot, to receive them.
The body was conveyed to- tue rO>
tundla Of the Cauh,oi, where it lay
in state until IL o'ci"ck Monday
morning. Appropriate drapery wa
provided, and rare flowers placed on
the casket by fair hands and. not
wlthstanding the brief notice, huu
dieds repaired to the Capitol to pay
respect to the hon"rea citizen. the
decreased patriot and statesman.
The Supreme Court, ~ mark
OF respect. adjourned Immediately
upon being convened aud business
was gen. rally suspended in the city
durin the funeral obs. Cules."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

GEN GARFIELD. the candidate OF
the Republican party for the Presi-
drnry is thus partly described by a
correspondent who saw him at
Chicago:
ale is a large, fine-looking man,
with II Gae'ic or Welsh cast of tea
lures. HIS beard would be fan If
lett untIimmed, but he keeps il
within bounds by tOnsorIal a,ten-
ton, and il Is Dearly trimmed, AS is
bis mns'asche. His hair. which is
abundan' al the sides aud back ot
bIs head, ia scant on the top, a fact
which rna bIrs him to part il with q
tnwel, and gives him u very high
frehrad in'leed He is convincing
in debate rather than eloq't-nr, and
has tina habit of "taggIng" his
speeches with. "fhHt is al | have
10 say at present." that il would be
jIs' as ~rli Ia DRIP.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

WE acknowledge with many
thanks the receipt of invitations t.
at'end the commencement exercises
at Whitworth Female College, al
RroOkhaven, OH the 29tb inst, and
Centenary College, Jack son, La.
ON July 4th. Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage will deliver the annual COM
increment sermon at Wbithworsh,
and DIR. G. X. Marshall at Ceuteu-
airy. Those to be present at either
place, may well expect "a feast OF
reason aud flow OF souI.n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
A Senator Cuwhided,

Senator Ferry. of Michigan. has
received ii cnwhidin. at the hands
of Miss Cooper, Il Washington belle
of sweet sixteen. A telegram gives
the following account of the affair :
"Miss Cooper's pretty ways and
youthful charms attracted the stten-
ton of the Michigan Senator, who
IA Il bachelor; aud her mother, it. is
said, was favorable to the match.
One trouble, however, stood IN the
way. Miss Cooper had "A beau, the
son Of a prominent off ser Of the
House. This young mars atten-
tinns were iute,dic'ed by the moths
er, hut the Senator caught the
Young compile togrrher and inform
ed Mrs. Cooper. which action arOns
ed the anger of the spirited young
lady. and she proceeded on last
"Wednesday to ivpnge what she
thought to he he wounded honor of
her fathers house. She was pInck =
little miss, and was rather disap
pointed that she did not find Mr.
Ferry in his room to which she re-
paired with a stout cOwhide whip.
She had better luck however, when
she returned to the family apart
mrnts. Here she found the object
of her search convrr>ing with heI
mother. The Senator WAS polite.
Miss Cncppr was mad. and before
Mr.. Ferry conlh escape from the
room. he was compelled I" receive
one or two blows of the whip across
his FACE and a sharp rap in the eye
an evidence OF which he now bears
in IA black aud ugly hruise."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
LEGAL ADVERT ISEMENTS
SUERIFF'S SALE.
LIZZIE HOWARD

LIZZIE HOWARD }
JAMES SINGLETON.
To September term, 1880, Madison Circuit
Court, Mississippi:
Judgment March 30, 1880, for $30O. 90
By virtue of the above described writ.
to me directed by the Jerk of said court,
1 will expose at pablo sale, t, tn. highest
and best bidder. for cash, before she court
house door OF said county of Madison,
State of Mississippi, i'll the city of Canton,
OH
MONDAY, JTH DAY OF JULY, 1850.
between the hours prescribed by law. the
following described real estate, tO-wit:
The undivided interest of James Single
ton in itty-one and one quarter (5l4 acres
off of the west side of lots and west of
the boundary of section 81, township l !.
range east. beginning at twenty chains
distant eilst from the southwest corner of
said section on section nne. aud runnin. :,
north 1870 chains, thence east $50 chains,
thence south 1870 CHAINS. thence west OF,
section line t" the DO mt of beg inning.
Levied upon as the property of sad de-
fnlani. James Singleton. and will he sold
TO satisfy the above styled judgment, i'll
teresf, and all costs.
j. L. PRlESTLEY, Sheriff.
Sheiiffs Office. Caution, Miss May %, 1880.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MOTHERS GRIEF.

The pride of II mother, the life.
and joy of a home. are her children,
hence her grief when sickness en-
irrs and takes them AWAY. Take
warming then. that you are running
Il terrible risk. ii they have q Cough.
Group or WhO"ping Cough, which
leads to CGnsnmri ion, il You do not
attend To it at once. ShilOhs Cons
sumptivr Cure is guaranteed to cute
them. Price 10 CTS, 5 cts. and
$l.OO. For Lame Back. Side or
Chest, use SGlnh's Porous Plaster.
Price 2J cts. Sold by w. j. Mostly
& Co, Canton, Miss. j31 1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

The Congressional convention of
this FOURTH, District, was called
by the delegates attending the State
convention to meet at Forrest, Au-
gust H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
STRONG.

ShiIoh's Cure sold. Out "f the vast
number "f I.e"plr who have used it i,
moe than 2,OUO eases of C"nsuml,.
tinn have bre1 cured. All Coughs,
Group, Asthma, and Bronchitis,
Weld at once. hence it is that every
body speaks iii It's praise. To those
who have noi used it, let us say. if
you have-a Cough. or your chiI.i the
Group. and y"n value life. don't fail
t" ry it. For Tame Rack, Side or
Chest, use Shil"h's Porous Plaster.
Sold 10y w. j. Mosby & Co, Caution,
Miss. j24-1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters of admin tration on the estate
of =. &. Cochran, deceased late of NJ rlisOl
county, in the State of Mississippi, havin.,
been granted the undersigned by the
CLancery Court of said county on the 5th
day Of May. a. ID. lSs0, at rules, now,
therefore, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to come for
ward and have the 81, me registered in the
manner am, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
PATrIE COCHRAN,
May + IHSO 4w Administrators.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

No HONEST Republican should
vote for Chester A. Arthur for
Vice President. Turned out of
ohico by a Republican President
TOR f,grant and uudeniab'e dishon
csiy, would the Republican party
elect bim to the SECOND highest
place in the government Shall "A
thief preside over the Senate Of the
United Stafesf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

THE Raymond Gdzrtte, after men,
tuning the twelve or fifteen charm
ing ladies who attended the Press
Convention a. Yazoo, says: "Apro
pos OF the above, We are in favor of
every editor being required to car
~ to future Press Conventions his
wife or sister, or, if not his own,
some other fellows wife, sister or
daughter"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
WHILE the Chicago Con

WHILE the Chicago Convention
was in session, a Galena, Ills, tel.
egram to the St. louis Post Dispatch
said "Gen. Grant is quietly enjoy
ing himself at the corner grocery
and says he knows NO more of Conk
ling's plans than any outsider. p.
8. They sell beer and whiskey at
this grocery"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

GEN. GARFIELD will not be able
to carry a single State on the Pa>
cidc slope, because of his well
known position on the Chinese ques
ton. THE Chinese must go;" but
oar occidental bretheren will not
help Garfield to go to the White
UOuse.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

The Congressional convention of
the Third District met at Walden
on Tuesday last and nominated
Hon. III. ID. Money for re election
to Congress. The vote was uuani>
mons
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF
CANTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
EXAMIN ATIONS:

(AT THE INsTITCTE.)
Written examinations (private) of fhe
Senior Class, Monday, 18th, Tuesday, 18th
He .nesday 10th. June.
Oral examinations (public) of Senior
Class, Thursday, 18th. from A. NJ. to p
NJ.
Oral examinations (pnblic) of Primary
and intermediate Departments and First
Collegiate Class. (Freshman) Friday, 18th
from 3 A. NJ to II P. NJ.
Oral examinations (public) Of the Second
and Third Collegiate classes, (SnphomOrs
and JUNIOR Monday, 2lst, from .. A. NJ.
10 p. NJ.
Commencement Sc rmon at the Methodist
church. by Rev. ". T.. j. Sullivan. ID. D.,
of Sardis, Miss, Sunday, June goth.
Musical and Literary Entertainments,
(AT ODD FELLOWS HALL)
PROF. n BROHy. DIRECTOR OF MUSIC,
Thursday and Friday evenings, June 18th
and 18th, at $50 r. NJ.
Gradu ItinE Exercises
At Odd Felluws' Hall. Monday evening,
June 2ist, 1880, at $50 p. III.
Essays by the young ladies' of the Senior
class, presentation of medals. granting
diplomas, literary address, etc. Admission
- cents. Tickets Of invitation aud all
mission sent t.. all patrons of the Institute
and OF Prof. Browns music class.
". II. MAGRUDER,
Principal Canton Female Institute.
Canton Miss, AIay 20, 1ooO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

We have speedy and positive
cure for Catarrh. iWheria. Cankrr
Mouth and Headache, III ShiIol,'s
Cata,rh Remedy. A nasal injector
free with each bottle. Use it if You
health and sweet breath.
Price so cents. Sold by W. j. Mos
j.. 4 &C.. Canton. Niss. i"i-1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19
Il. Y. SCATTER,
Merchant Tailor,
NORTH SIDE COURT SQUIRE

HAS made arrangements with one of the
largest AMI most fashionable taiIors in the
country, Messrs. Garitee, Masten IL Allen.
Philadelphia, by which any garment worn
by man cssp be- furnished at a low figure,
frnIn actual nrasareIa~ss. MIR. Scatter has
taken the agency of the above house at
the earnest solicitation of his friends and
patrons i'll Canton, and thinks from a lifo
time experience in his profession that he
can give satisfaction to the most ia stidIous.
Any exterior garlnent-ccat, pants or
vesf--Inade up in the most recherche style
and after the most approx models Of
European and American fashion plates.
from measurement taken at his lace of
business, ordered from the Philadelphia
house, and gnarant eed to please in style
and fit. Samples, with PRICES attach~S
now on exhibition at his place of business,
north side of public square, where he
would lie pleas ed to see his friends. MO
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-19

THE Grand Lodge OF Knights Of
Honor met i'm animal convention at
Jackson on Tuesday last, aud res
NAMED in session three days. j..
w. Yeargain, Esq of Canton, Was
re elected Grand Reporter.