American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-05-15
LOCAL bofs.
: Read Prof. Pasquet's notice G

Read Prot. Pasquet's notice o
removal.
This is fine warm weather Il
make cotton grow in the country
aud "germs" in town.
Thanks to. Mr.. Henry Gwinner
Of the Universal Variety Store, fol
late New York papers.
Our whilom tOwnsman, Prof. f
Mayton Shook, the star photogra-
pher, continues to favor us with
Kansas papers, for which, thanks.
Mrs. Slincerland has moved her
dress making establishment to the
builtling between the Singleton ho-
tel and the postoface. See her
card.
Our brisk young friend I. +.
Manson is now collector for the
Canton Banking Co., vice MIR. Spill
man, Who returns to his old home in
Illinois.
Mr.. John A. Gurley having re
moved to Meridian, Mr. A. M. Cur
ley gives notice that he has sue
ceeded to the saddlcry and harness
business relinquished by his son.
A visit to Swain & Phillips
jewelry and fancy goods emporium
may prove both pleasant aud profit
able. They can show you a great
variety Of pretty things, aud useful
ones too.
The old reliable painter, james
Wolfe, has just put the finishing
touches on Weber's shop, which
makes the building look as neat
and bright ~ new pin. Wolfe
knows how to do it.
-Pericles said, "thc only source
of wealth is labor" Evidently the
great Athenian knew nothing oil
iI,e delight and profit of having the
hest hand in a game Of poker, or the
best leg in u championship walking
match.
The J ack son house of j. Stade- |
Ike: & Son having discontinued bust
ness, Mr.. A. Stadcker will be found
ia the Canton establishment. where
his services are rrqu red by the i'm
,nense and ever-increasing trade OF
the Grand Depot.
Mr.. VIM. Il johnson, of Pick>
ems Station, is in town, aud prepared
to ill orders for house or sign
painting. Mr.. johnson painted
number OF buildings in Canton some
years ago, and is well known here
as thorough master of his trade
aud a conscientious workman.
MIR. r. Fl. Cotton, long a citi
zen Of JsntoH. snow resulting at Nc
Kinney, Texas, has our thanks foi
copies of the Times and the Allocate
newspapers, OF that city. Judging
fram these very crcd,tabie journals.
North Texas must he a fine While
mans country Please ex. |
-Ole of the most enjoyable af-
txi,s Uf the season, among the little
C,lks, was the holiday aud picnic OF
Miss Alice Woods school, on thr
J2Ih inst. Tire arrangements wer
verfcct, and the dinner was excel
lent. Miss Wood is worthy young
lady, aud merits the patronage and
encouragement which she receives.
The water in the lakes and
streams bereabc uis is still too high j
for the encouragement of fishermen
Nevertheless, three young gentle
men who went fishing on Thursday,
came home aud reported a catch oil
81, adding, 1--WE ate some." As L
they brought only three small
"gogs" to town, it was evident they
did eat-somei I
The city health officer has serv-
ell about one hundred sanitary no.
tees this week. It is at this season,
more than any other. that the seeds
vi epi.lemics can be removed and
destroyed. or lett 10 germlnate dis
ease and death. We again call at
tentioD to the sanitary rules, which i
We Published last week for the good
OF the community. &.
We are requested to announce
that = revival meeting will com
mence in The Methodist church Oh
Monday night next. and will con-
time throughout the week. Rev. r
ID. Noteworthy, pastor in charge, !;
will he assisted by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell
of Kosciusko. If successful, the
meeting will be prOtraeted. All are
invited to aitend-especialIy the
young men OF Canton and vicinity. '
Hebrew Confirmation. II