American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-08-28

v. and n. r. r.
Trains leave Jackson, going East at 7.5'
pm; going West at 6-l5 am; Cantnn pas
eengcrs for vicksburg must take the = y
mail to connect at jackson.
We are indebted to our worthy
and efficient Secretary Of State
Henry @. Myers, for handsomely
printed copy of the acts Of the Leg
islaturs offs.
-EYssy good Democrat will at
tend the speaking ut the court
house, next Wednesday night, and
take hls sister or his cousin or his
aunt or some other mans sister or
cousin o. aunt.
The primary election occurs
jusf one week from to day j and ye
who want tickets printed, come
right along and ordsr them-ana
pay fae them.
Remember the primary cleo
tiqn takes place next Saturday.
Sept, 4lh. Have your tickets
printed ct ONCE. Don't put it of
till the last moment, for then We
may not be able To accommodate
son.
Let every Democrat go to the
polls next Saturday and express
his choice for Senator and Cotton
Weigher. The nominees of the
primary arc sqre to be elected.
We cannot, and will not do job
work ON time. We must have the
cashs: We are doing job work in
good style and At city pFices-but
only foe cash.
-Weber has the latest article in
tho lips Aaasssisi. II is the patent
adjustable hair clipper, for cutting
hair any length desired. Weber
keeps mp with the times, and keeps
q barber shop of which any town
might be proud.
MIR. w. n. 0wena withdravs
from the race for cotton weigher. in
favor of Mr.. T. i. Holiday. An
other Rich4ond has quit the field.
DR. Ma, hin will in q few days
open q drug store on tine north east
corner of public square, in the
hHilding formerly occupied by NJ.
Seligman.
We ask attention to the card of
Mr.. w. J. Kendall, merchant tailor.
Judge Kendall will make you up q
suit on shost notice, or order you
one frem three hundred sample
cards, from either one OF the two
leading clothing houses Of Ameri>
ca.
rho ladies of Canton. all of
whom are good WORKING Democrats,
pre- expected to he present at the
court house next Wednesday night,
TO hear the speeches of Judge J. w.
Downs and Col. VIM. Handy.
We would say to the gallant
youths of Canton, take your sweets
hearts TO hear Col VIM. Handy and
Judge Downs speak, next Wednes-
day night: Let NO sogng lady re-
main at home for the want of an
escort.
-Messrs: Ovens, TUX, Luck>
EFT and Alsworth have withdrawn
their names as candidates for cot
ton weieher. This reduces the
army Of candidates BY, one platoon.
We are indebted to the Canton
Amateur Orchestra. under the lead.
crrbip Of Capt. w: w. Rucker, for
. delightful sereuale last Wedness
day night
Mr.. Henry Loser, whom many
of our citizens will remember had
charge of the CITIZEN Office just
after the epidemic of "a, is now
connected with DIR. Hunter in the
publication Of the Crystal Springs
Monitor. Success to the Monitor,
We have seldom, if ever, heard
a more entertaining speech than
that OF Col: O. A. tuckett before
the Hancock and English club, last
Tuesday nighE. And this is what
all of his hearers said.
Bob deCamp 10 writing up the
tax receipts for the present fiscal
year. Bob is q lightning account.
ant, and would make short work of
those tax books, if 1t wasn't for the
sun. Old Sol keeps Bob moving
from one side of the court house
10 the oIher--and as sure as Bob
goes out to get glass of ice water,
the sun slips up on him. and he has
to skirmish around for another cool
en&eaSay spot But deCa"p new
kicks.