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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

SUNDAY TALK,-} astosday was Gear AID
esd, with brisk nnd blowing from the ncrth.
Yes. People hurried to and !rc, stopping 20
their course Just Iong ca9urh 20 ray 10 their
passing i!isrGa, Isn't il clj; oh, VS. i have it
00E',' mcabi0g, it IS Supposed, TINT winter.
cold and dcosr, will lipgcr for while IN the
lap o! February, snd like cid Paul Pry, inlru1c
itself even Toto spripg. Hlary were the pre-
LiC.iOns that thc.c would be no spring st all
Some hal theories that the GELD weather cxoc'
rjc:c'd in other sections OF tho country would
cjniC dO%a on AIcyandris ia tho shape Of 8
COLI wave, tugaiog everything into ice icclcs
aud destroy all the Irut. But the truth is that
nobody kuows Goylhicg about the mater, The
weather that benefits shc largest number will
be the kind that lie that ''tompcIs the wind 10
the shGrn Iamb" vi send.
The chuIchcs yesterday all Eer! good c3nprc.
eatOUs, but The streets presented o rather blank
appearance.
Rev. DR.. Walker, q Tic fhcolagicai S,mi-
na.y, yrIschcI in S. iaurs Church in the
rnor1ps, Rev. DIR. Morton being conflach to
lis house Tiih 90 aft csion of the thloit. There
Sorc 90 services in thio cll uich in the altc1nooo
Rev. Dt. RcQistcr preached wy tSc llrnt
a@riaoa 10 tic NJ. j.. Church South st nisi t to
Z l1rgo c1nfrcpaton.
Rev. Dr.. Rtii,r, 4 colvoTtcd Jewish Rabbi,
breaches an able scrmoG in the NJ. i. Church
II the morning from the l7ih chapter of John
ADD 81 verse.
e 10 the aitcgaooa the lirco McihoGsts held q
mca'ng Oh Tie wharf, and, Notwithstanding
the Geld weather, there wes quito leree audi
cnc9. Mc5srj. Eaelish, Pcverlic, o0v armed
nan from Washington, named Cavanargh. o
lady AID others spoke. The Speakers itsstcd
that everybody bat themselves aud those vino
believed ike them wtrc on The !gh read TO
tho r22!oiS OF b'imstonc aDI frc. there to spend
oil ociuity 10 coolipg their parchod throsls
~th no. 'c:i and other luXltics that abGuld
n that rather War0! climate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

REV YORK, Feb Stocks strong. Money
5sG Flour dull. Wheat oasicr Com quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

TIE BARK MClIooM.-As will be scen by lilo
marine report, The bark Hannah McLo, N clear.
ed to Gay from this port djrtc: fer Cuba. This
Is s6mnttlng like old lines. and it is hoped that
the efforts OF Nir. L. A. Reed aud Mr.. i. S.
Merllli vii! be crowned with SUCCESS, and ere
Ioog the harbor Of Alexandria be crowded with
vessels Tor foreign ports. OF late tho custom
has been to Gear foreign bound vessels from
this port TO New York, but these gentlemen
nave lnaugurated new. or 70 established tho
OLD way Of doing things. The bark yesterday
was dtckcd with flags.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
ARRIVED.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

oCoEroRATloH C0JRT. THE February term
OF tbs Corporation C11;t, iloD. Charlcs Il
Stuart presiding, commenced to lay.
Tie grand jury was lixed ct sev0u and \. d.
Wartle!d SWORD as foreman, and retired to their
room, and after time roturned into cou.t aad
presented the following ind 'mcuis not true
hIls. viz: Char:s Vogt b. Wand, j.. Randall
Mcdonald aod Howard Reman. icr s ling
goods without licaaar, AMI agtn retired to
hGir room.
The list will CT Mrs i, G. Hyde was adj
mltttd 10 probate, and Edgar T.. Ila;on quail
he'd as executor.
Henry ". Wildt. native Of Ilanov,r, Pus
ala, declared his inicn!ion TO become citizen
OF the United States.
Inc liquor fcItss heretofore granted to =.
II. Wright vas Transferred 10 Ioses Bandhcn.
Kobt. A. Travis admir-. vs.. Jno. Patti5or;
10 charcery; answer Il defendant fled and
c.uso docketcd.
Stewart VS.. Cook; in charccry; decree rctar-
ring C: uss to Commissioner Kcmper TO settle
RECEIVERS account.
Wattlcs, by next friend, vs.. Gcnizboreor ct
al chancery; bill dismissed Cd motion of Gem
planaDi.
Casc---Com. VS. NJ. Goldsmith, jr, for selling
goods wIthou! license, dsmis cd.
Cascs-Conl. vs.. Eli Peity, for sclliae Enuor
on Sunday, ard L. j. Oldon, for misceeenation,
set iOr tllal to morrow.
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A Tough Story 10 swallow.

There is said to be French babe,
aged six months, born at Cherbourg,
the nape of whose neck has the sim
guIar gift of producing an uninter-
rupted succession of feathers. TWEEN
ty-three have already sprOuttd, reach
ed maturity and fallen off, to be care
fully stored away by the infants father
a workingman, whose fortune may be
considered made if the amazing story
turns out correct. The manner in
which these feathers grow is thus de-
scribed: A pimple forms on the nape
of the neck, quite close to the roots
of the hair. At the expiration of a
certain time the pimple blossoms into
feather, the child, at the moment
when it appears, seeming to expert
ence a slight uneasiness. The feather,
which is curved and gilded, attains,
when fully grown, from ten to twelve
i'm length. When it falls
a few drops of whitish color issue
from the pimple, which then heals,
leaving no trace of its existence for
awhile, until another appears, inclosing
the germ of another feather. A Curl
Gus circumstance, says the CherbOurg
paper, is that the feather remains six
laws on the infants neck when fully
grown before falling, and that its sue
lessor take as many days to sprout as
Is predecessor to reach maturity. The
ather of the phenomena child intends
.aking it to Paris in order to ask
.cience to investigate the cause of this
freak Of nature.
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For the Ladies.

The proper wedding favor for lad,
Is a spray OF Jessimine or myrtle tied
with some silver leaves by a white
satin ribbon; for gentleman, oak
leaves and acorns, with silver and
green leaves and no ribbon.
Spanish laces containing few
threads of chenille make good trim
mings for velvet brOcaded grenadines.
The genuine Chinese grapes, like
those in Canton Grape shawls, are i'm
ported in all colors to combine with
silk or satin, for elegant costumes in
the spring. They come in the pale
tints that can only be used for very
choice occasions, such as rose, Isabel
la, cream, pale blue, and in the darker
ones, heliotrope and coachman's drab.
They will cost from 50 yard upward,
and are very narrow.
But four months have scarcely
elapsed, and yet a Philadelphia girl is
already disgnsted with leap year.
The other evening as she began twill
you ~ her young man without wait
ing to ascertain whether or not she
was going to propose, sprang from the
sofa, rushed off, and has carefully
avoided the house ever since. And
yet, aware that she possessed very
large mouth, she was merely about to
ask will you please shut your eyes
while | gape?"
In the recent election in Eng and,
some ladies took part in the canvass.
At Hereford, Lady Elizabeth Biddulph
addressed an immense audience as fol-
lows: Gentlemen, these are election
times, and uncommon times, and at |
present we are allowed to do things
we don't do at other times; so will
make that my excuse for addressing
you, and will make you a little
speech. Mr.. Biddulph cannot be here
to-day, as his wife and representative,
ask you to put him at the head of
he poll, and make him happy man
md me happy woman. He has
your interest at heart, and nobody
owes the country more than Mr.. Bid
lulph, l declare to you" Her lady
hip sat down amid vociferous cheer
ng.
ADVICE TO GIRLs.-The lady who
ills the chair of Professor of Domes-
ic Science in the Illinois Industrial
has been giving sensible
Advice to Girls" in a lecture at st.
4ouis. She called women the worlds
insisted that reform in
education was the urgent
iced of the times, ard emphasized ]
he fact that intelligent cooks, edu-
ated hOusekeepers and enlightened ,
lothers were beginning to be appreci-
ted. Women were not instinctively
God hOuse-keepers any more than
len were good mechanics or farmers. 3
+ was an error to suppose that in
latters pertaining to the home in
jruction was not needed. 1t was 4
lid that common sense alone was L
ecessary, but common sense and u
roper sense differed. Despite their II
aneral unpreparedness, ninety-nine fl
ut of one hundred girls would still
arsist in getting married. This last 4
which would be true if y
lere were men enough, possibly sup S
lies the key to a remedy. Let it be c;
lacted that no girl shall get married W
ntil she can pass an examination in h
)mcstic science.
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|
AS is the usual custom with us wc
called ON His Honor, the Mayor, at the
Temple of Justice on yesterday and
asked for an item. We found His
Honor IN good humor, putting away
on genuine, imported, six for a
nlckle weed, and seemingly, ff DOS
slole) In better humor than is usual
with chief magistrates when business
Is awfully dull. Upon inquiring the
cause of the good feeling, he told US
mat 1t was most laughable to con-
template what Il fine time the police.
Judge, and in fact all who were con-
hected with the judicial department.
would have in starving to death this
summer If business did not improve"
10 tell you the TRUTH" said His
Honor, g. we are financially bank
rupted institution ; no money and no
credit. We would like to 90 fishing,
but nobody has money enough to
buy tackle"
We suggested that he take up col
lection.
" have tried that" he replied,
and only succeeded in getting one
lead nickle, a jack-knife, two leather
shoe strings, and four gun wads."
1t was our intention when starting
for the temple to have all item or
oe-lurd, but after learning the mourn
Iul state of affairs, we resolved to 60
out into the highways and by-ways
ma take up collection for the bene-
it of the force, all the receipts to go
'oWard furnishing fishing tackle for
NE summer campaign-no gun wads
n shoe strings will be received, how
.Vpr
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=, 1IVhACE IIANDIj TICS
q. ID. BUsTAMANTE, Sec'y

The first number of The New Idea.
a monthly literary journal published
in this city, and edited by Miss Maud
Smith, and Mrs. Mary Yerger Ander-
son, is beforeus tits spicy little jour
nal, and gives promise of improving
in the future. We wish the ladies
abundant success, and we feel assured
that The New Idea will receive the
support it justly deserves.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

At a meeting of commercial travel
ers in Mississippi, representing firms
in New Orleans, Richmond, Va,
Memphis, Paducah, Cairo and Bur-
lington, Iowa, in the parlOr of the
Edwards House in this city, on Tues
day, the 1st of June, 1880, the meeting
was organized by calling Horace
Handy to the chair, and appointing G.
ID. Bustamante as Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of
the meeting, to-wit: the organization
Commercial Travellers Association,
for mutual aid and for the purpose Of
obtaining reform in many particulars
in which commercial travellers are eX-
tortioned upon. The remarks were
well timed and listened to with mark
ed attention.
On motion, it was resolved that the
Association be now organized, by the
election of a permanent Vice-Pres-
ident and Secretary.
On motion, Horace Handy was
elected permanent President, n. Gen
try ce-President, and G. d. Busta-
mantle Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that
of three be appointed upon
finance: Messrs. A. Goodman, J. ID.
Dixon, and J. l.. Friedman were APP
pointed said committee.
On motion, it was resolved that
of five be appointed to
draft a constitution and bylaws for
the use of the Association. Messrs III.
G. Nall, T. II. Johnson, c. w. Ash
ford, A. p. French, and H. Handy
we're appointed said committee.
On motion, it was resolved that the
next meeting of this Association be
leld at jackson Mississippi, ON the LIST
Monday in September next, provided I
here is no epidemic, or the establish
nent of quarantine interfering with !
ravel. c
On motion, it was resolved that the ]
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The above company, which has
been performing in our city during the
past week, is far above the average
travelling troupes, and we regret that
the late notice of their intended visit
to Jackson kept many from witness
ing the splendid performances given
by them.
Their performance on Monday night
was witnessed by large and fashion,
able audience, who showed their APP
probation of the entertainment by re-
peated applause. The comedy of
The Irish Heiress was rendered in
capital style. Miss Fannie Wallack
as The Heiress, Watty Wallack as
Charles Paragon, and Rider as Sir
Lawrence, being especially good.
The Musical Olio gave the Wallacks
an opportunity of showing their abil-
ity as musical artists. Fannie Wal
lack adds to a beauty of person the
charm of sweet, cultivated voice,
which never fails to please the most
critical audience. Watty In his spec
alties is simply immense, and brought
down the house with his comicalities.
Rider is without an equal in his
rendition of "The Hungry Army" and
is at home wherever you put him.
The burlesque "Pinafore" was given
by the full strength of the Company.
Fannie appearing as Josephine, Wat
ty as Little Buttertub, Nelly Prince
as Cousin Hebe, Miss Alice Clarke as
Captain Corcoran, Mellon as Ralph,
Greaves as Sir Joseph, Rider as
Dick Deadeye and Mayer as Boat
swain.
The music was eXquisitely rendered.
Fannie Wallack has clear soprano
7oice, which showed to advantage in
he pleasing music of the Burlesque.
al the characters acquitted them
elves admirably, and we hope the
Nallacks may pay Jackson another
'isit, when they will receive the pat
Onage their merits deserve.
Want of space prevents more eX- {
ended notice of the Company.
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name of this Association he nTbo
Southern Commercial Travellers A 8
s0ciation.n
On motion, il was resolved that lor
the present the initiation fee of this
Association be 81.
On motion, it was res 1lved that the
members of this Association solicit
commercial travellers to join this Asso-
ciatloh, and that the Secretary be
authorized to enroll the names of ner-
sons recommended by members of
inns Association for membership, the
same to be accompanied by the initia-
ton fee.
On motion, it was resolved that the
Office of Treasurer be created, and that
the Secretary be also Treasurer of this
Association.
oh motion, it was resolved that the
ioilowlng accounts be allowed and be
paid by the Treasurer, to-wit: New
orleans Picayuno, $1,000; Courier
Journal, 500; Memphis Appeal,
S4.65; Vicksburg Herald, 50.
On motion, it was resolved that a
committee of three be appointed to
memorabilia the railroad companies
upon the subject of transportation ana
extra baggage. c. HUMPHREYS, H. C.
Nall, and II. Handy were appointed
said committee.
On motion, it was resolved that J.
Y L. Green, bankers, be appointed
financial agents of this Association.
On motion, it was resolved that the
proceedings of this meeting be pub
lshed in the Jackson papers, and that
IL papers in the South friendly to the
Association be requested to publish the
anne.
On motion, the Association adjourn
d to meet in the Representatives
iall, Jackson, Miss, on the first
londay. the 9th of September, 1880.
HORACE HANDY, Pres't.
I ID. RTTS'pA 4
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

COL ). G. Clarke, General Manager
OF the Chicago, st. Louis and New
orleans Railroad has ordered the en-
largement of the new depot building.
IL viii be extended Is feet ON the
north end, which will add to the COM
lort ana looks of the same. Harry M.
laylor, Esq, is the contractor. The
ticket Offices of the Chicago, st. Louis
ana New Orleans Railroad, and the
Vlcksburg and Meridian Railroad
Will both be in this building, which is
quite convenient for the travelling
public.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

e. G. ] ohnston, Esq, book-keeper
y Green's Bank is off on a visit of
Pleasure and business combined. We
pave understood, from reliable source
'nat the business part of the trip is
purely of a personal nature, viz: -
PuI 1t wouldn't be right to give him
way.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The Capital City Band have receiv-
ida splendid assortment of new music
which they are practiclng for the pur-
pose of entertaining our Oxford friends
Turing the commencement, they hay
ny been engaged to play during the
Exercises at that time.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

We were shown by Mr., S. Green
Wilson, on Monday, an ear of new
Porn, which was pulled in his field on
mat day. The grains were fully ma
Fared, and the ear of full size. He in
Ormed us that they were not scarce
, his field. Beat this if you can.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Improvements still continue to go
on over in West Jackson, which gives
to mechanics, and fur
nishes loafing places for the heavy
bosses.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

We have found out the best summer
beverage. 1t is those delightful Apol-
Onaris lemonades, made by Charley
Tolbert at the Eldorado, in West
Jackson. Try them.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Messrs. S. Lemly & Son have some
hing of much interest to our citizens
n this issue. They keep nothing but
he best, and invite everybody to call,
and purchase. Read their
l0lices.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

we acknowledge the pleasure Of n
can nom our whllom friend Capt. J..
a. ua'brea'h, formerly manager Of
.ho western Union Telegraph Office
IN this city, but now one of Uncle
SANS most efficient and popular OIL
GERS in the secret of the p. O d.
oap'ain John looks as if life agreed
WIN him, and has the appearance Of
a hrst class city alderman. He visits
jackson on tour of pleasure and
business. The latch string is always
ON the outside for you, John:
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

me young ladies in charge of the
suVal for the benefit of the new
e'hodist church will please accept
" thanks for a delicious bowl of ice
eaih, which with cake trimmings was
Immensely appreciated by our substi-
e' Just treat the printer OCCASION
" and you'll always succeed.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

A fishingparty, consisting of Messrs.
Jno. Hunter, James Mckee
and Skellenger, have been warning on
the finney tribe during the past week
1t Clear Lake.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The bricklayers have commenced
work on the Compress, and 1t will be
pushed forward to a rapid completion.
Mr.. Frank Olin has the contract for
he brick work.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The very best department in our house,
is our magnificent variety of WHITE
GOODS and LACES. Nothing that the
season has brought out has been omitted
from our stock.
Especial attention is directed to our
Victoria White Suiting, yard wide, and at
only 15c. Also to our exquisite embroid-
cred White Swiss for Over-dresses.
ROBINSON, STEVENS Il Co.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Will find very nice Stock of HATS of
every kind in our house. We claim to
have the incest line of fine MANILA and
genuine PANAMA Straw Hats in this city.
Especial attention is called to our summer
style of ''Bayard" Hats at 81 %, the cool
est and best Hat for the money ever of
fered.
Boys cheap Straw Hats in large stock at
ROBINSON, STEVENS IL Co.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

AT the municipal election in Vicks-
Iufg, ON the 10Th inst, DR.. T. G..
plfchett was elected Mayor, and the
pnowing gentlemen as Aldermen:
Ilessrs. Trowbridge, Kuhn, Katzen-
Lelr' Anderson, (col.), Geo. NJ. Klein,
rcCailoway; (col.), f. NJ. Andrews
hd ]. MulIigan.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

John c. Virden, Esq, formerly of
his city, now occupies the position of
pOok-keeper in the National Bank of
lhe Republic, at Philadelphia, Pa.
pOhn's many friends in Jackson will
glsh him success wherever he may
Fast his lot.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Hon. Frank G. McGee, of the Enter
prise Courier was in Jackson during
the past week. "Look a here Mr..
NJ it begins to look suspicious.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

'wing to the inc'emency of the
'Atner on Sunday last, the telebra-
u OF the Feast of Corpus Christi was
eeiehrated by the Catholics of this
W but was postponed until tO-mOr-
~, when the usual ceremonies, at
'uant upon the occasion will take
'ce' The procession will be formed
mont of the church at o'clock.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Orlando Green, son OF our townsman
Joshua Green, Esq, has returned
from Princeton, N. j., where he has
been attending college for some months
Nonf
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

-ne young people of Brookhaven
We a literary and social club, COM
seu Of ladies and gentlemen, and
also have a committee of the
- whose duty it is to appoint the
aent escorts TOR the young ladies.
TINS means, none Of the young
members ale compelled to stay
'u'e Tor want Of an escort. A good
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Notwithstanding the cry of hard
times, numerous new buildings are in
course of erection in Jackson.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05
N OTICE!
To Holders of Liquidating Levee Scrip

FINDER THE REQUIREMENTS OF AN
- Act OF the Legislature Of the State OF Mis-
sissippi, entitled ian Act to ascertain the Ouisand-
ing Indebtedness OF the Liquidaing Levee District
and for other purposes" approved March 9th, 1880
notice is hereby given that all holders, owners OF
Liquidating Levee Bonds, registered or unregistered
ald Surplusage Certificates, shall file; the same
with the Liquidating Levee Commissioners at their
office in the city OF Jackson, Miss, before the
first Monday in June, 1880, and have issued in lieu
thereof new bonds. 1t is further provided that all
Liduidating Levee Bonds and Surplusage Certif-
Gates not so presented by the said first Monday in
June. 1850, shall be absolutely and forever barred.
The said new bonds shall be issued for the same
as in each Bond or Surplu>age Certificate
taken up and cancelled without cost to the holder
Or owner thereof, but after issuing said Bonds
the holder or owner therercof may have the same
divided into such amounts as he DESIRES upon sur
the original and paying to the Auditor
md Commissioner fifty cents for each bond issued
in lieu thereof.
5. GwIS, Auditor. Dr. na.
W. l.. HEMINGWAY, EE u! lr,Neo
Treasurer Commissioners
Mchl3-3m.l
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

Sure cure for Bots and Collie in horses
or money refunded. For sale by Byron
Lemly, Jackson, and Druggists everywhere
Il. G. WILLIAMSON.
Sole Manufacturer and propr, Hazlchur0t, Mi s
owl
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The members of the Methodist Sun
day School, of Bolton, Miss, enjoyed
an excursion to this city on Thursday.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The Grand Lodge X. of H., will as
semble in this city on the 18th of the
present month.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The following gentlemen constitute
THE Board of Registrars of Kinds
county: Capt. b. S. White, of Ray
mond, Capt. Thos. Pepper, of Bolton,
and ]. G. Johnson (col. !, of Edwards.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

If there is a neighborhOOd where
the following plan of raising money
for church purposes has not been tried
this suggestion Of Presbyterian elder
NAV he timely: Nov, brethren, let
US get up a supper and eat ourselves
rich. Buy your food. Then give It
to the church. Then go buy IL back
again. Then eat it up, and then your
church debt is paid."-N- O. City
Item.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05

The cry of the berry vendor is heard
in the town: Lady do yer want ter
Inv any berries 2"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-05
yicksbmrg and Meridian Railroad.

The Misses Writings school will
close on the 10Th inst.