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Investments in the South.

The Southern people have every reason
To be encouraged in their struggle onward
and upward. Every dollar invested mere
H., ~ Nortbern men rips stitch out of the
"bloedv SHIRT" and the Northern people,
other considerations apart, will not permit
the politicians any moEe than the Southern
people will, to take line which anects
iujuriousiy their own interest. The Sorth
has been virtually an untried arena Tor
enterprise and adventures. There are oppor,,
tunities here which csG no longer be found
in New England or the Middle states. ana
which, taking into account the SOCIAL inter
course, :he means of education and tue
cheapness of transportation cannot be sur
passed in the richest of the virgin lands m
the West. The men, too, who come a win Wy
the Northern capital will stir up the South
eern people, quicken the course of trade ana
Industry, There is hardly any limit TO the
Possibilities of Southern developme NJ;
Capital, labor and popular education VIII
make the South the garden spot OF the
Union.-charleston News and Courier.
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Gen. Robert Lowry.

Yazoo Herald.
The gallant Gen. Lowry was nominated
just as Major Barksdale was voted for in the
Convention because he was one among the
truests of Democrats, and because he was OPP
posed TO third-termsm in the office of Gov
ernor, and in favor of the separation of the
Executive from the Judiciary. Barksdale
and Lowry were agreed as to these points in
fact they have always agreed, politically,
since the old Wing party, of which Gen.
Lowry was a devoted member, turned its
face to the wall and died amid the lamenta-
tions of the thousands who had supported
it through all its trials with such surpass-
ing zeal He was deemed fit man to take
up the flag that Barksdale had voluntarily
relinquished in the interest of harmony,
and he is the man who will plant it on the
heights of victory. We make bold to say
that no man could have been nominated
for Governor with views on the points
mentioned, differing from the ones held by
Major Barksdale The majority of the Con
vention, though distinct, if you please, as
the pillows on some points, were one as the
sea, on the question relating to third-term-
ism
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PROCLAMATEON.
5000 90 REV RID.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w oeiyed by ne. that the following named
Penitentiary Convicts effected their escape
at the times, and from the places mentioned d,
and still at large to-wit: Fred. Miller,
and W. j. Goode, August 4, 1881 from Kelly
4 Co, Brookhaven, Miss Solomon Pitts, July
% 1881, from HOskins & Hamilton Brookha-
ven, Miss; Henry Wilson, from J. L. Hebron,
Washington county, July 6, 1881; Elias Hunt,
Frank Meadow Dick Matthews, and Dave
Beal. from II. J. Nugent, Bolivar county, Aug
u, 1881; James Curtis and VIM. Bell, from E.
Richardson, Issaquena county, July %, 1881 !;
David Ditto, from Pollock & Myers, Bolivar
county, July 30, 1885, and George Berry, from
r. II. Allen Baldwin, April l. 1881.
Now, therefore. 1, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of the said
convicts; $50 90 each for one more of
them; said reward is payable by Hamilton, Al
len 4 Co Lessees of the Penitentiary. And
do moreover, require all officers of this State
to be diligent il theif efoIta 70 arrest said
fugitive conFlcte.
given under nay hand and the Great Sea-
r. - of the State affixed, at Jack son. this
L. - 10Th day Of August a. D., 1881.
j. NJ. STONE.
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NEWS IN GENERAL.

/ One hundred bales Of this ears colt y
crop were SHIPPED from Houston, Texas, q
rect % Liverpool, On Tie 18th. Thi- Is tbs
eA1iiesi shipment from ans pors in the United
STATES of aay quantity. and IS h. first snip
men ever made from Houston 10 Il 10 eign
port.
Mrs Willard Fillmore, vile Of ex-Presi1ent
Fillmore, died in Buffalo \. Y, last night.
aged Il years.
Advices from Havana By the National Board
of Health to-day that during July theFt
were 9S deaths from yellow fever, and during
the week ending august 5th, % deaths from
the same disease, with 200 cases in the city
During June there were 235 deaths from yell
low fever at Vera Cruz.
Gen. G. J Raines died at Aiken, S C., few
days ago lie was a graduate Of West Point,
and served with distinction in the United
States army during the war with Mckee H
was an officer of the Confederacy during the
late war
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-THE Easi-bound freight
train the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road ran over and killed two negroes Friday
(midnightl near Tuscumbia, Ala, and severe
y wounded another. The three hal laid down
Oh t4i- "a aOE anu 4a4ANA a>teStf- III tAS aai n
ness the engineer mjstcok them for sheep. He
whistied down brakes, bur the train could not
be stopped in time TO prevent the accident
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August BY esterday at
Lees Lick, Harrison county. Charles Smith
shot James Carroll seven times, killing him
instantly Smith heard Carroll remark of
him: There goes The worst man in Harrison
county and ne drew and began firing.
Congressman Alexander H Stephens made
IN address before the colored children OF
CrawfordvilIe, Ga, the other day, and a locai
paper says that his words were apples OF
geld in pictures of silver
A Washington dispatch informs US that the
statement that General Walker, Superintend
ent of the Census. would vacate his office IN
DC .ober to assume the duties Of his new Office,
as President OF the Massachusetts State School
OF Technology, and that he would be succeeded
by Robert L. Potter
The yellow fever is undoubtedly prevailing
to serious extent in Central America and
some portions of Mexico and Cuba Thus far
our Southern ports have been fortunately ex-
empt
The Chicago Times thinks nothing but
speedy change Of physicians can save tie
President.
MEMPHIS Aug. 15.-C. ". Anderson, for
merly railway conductor, died at the City
Hospital this morning from an overdose of
administered by his own hands.
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APPOINTMENT OF
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
JACKSON, Mss. August 9, 1881

JACKSON, Mss. August 9. 1881.
THE undersigned, Governor, Lieut. Cover
l. or and Secretary of State. viii meet at the
Capitol, in the City of Jackson. on
Wednesday, Septembe eth. 1881,
in the State. three persons as Commissioners
of Election, TO serve for the period Of one
year from the date of their appointment. and
I'm til their successors are appointed
Reeomme Rdations for the appointment Of
Commissioners should be addressed to D. P
Porter, Secretary of Commissioners, Jackson,
Mississippi. and must be forwarded 10 him By
the 81 day of September
The Post O1Eee address, aud the politics of
each applicant, or person recommended must
be given.
J.. NJ STONE, Governor.
WM. II. SIMS, Lieutenant-Goyernor,
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
Aug11. Sl-sY.
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PROCLAMATION.
$50 90 WARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that john RICHARDS
murdered ROBERT Ross in Canton, Madison
County, on the 9th day of August, 1881 aud
large;
Now, therefore, /, j. NJ STONE, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward in
addition to the reward allowed by statute for
the arrest and delivery of the said John
Richards to he Sheriff of Madison county,
in Canton; oneh half of said reward payable
on his delivery, and the other If ON his
And l do moreover require all
officer of this State to be diligent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitive, John Richards.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r., = of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
- 10th day of August A. D, 1881.
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State
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Articles of Incorporation of the Memphis,
Selma and Brunswick Railroad Company
Secretary Of state. ihis Is : new organi-
cation growing out of the consolidation of
the Brunswick R. r. Company with the
Men phis, Holly Springs and Selma Road
receptly.purchassf by the Granger Syndi-
cate The Directors under the new organi-
cation are, J. J. Busby, President; " T.
Forrest, c. c. Graham, J. A. Forrest, P. II.
Skipwith, F. A. Jones and Fred Wolfe.
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Capt. Johnston Declines.
JACKSON, August 10, 1881.

JACKSON, August 10, 1881.
To the Editor OF THE CLARION
The duties imposed upon me as Chairman
of the State emocratic-Conservative Elk
ecutive Committee, are Incompatible with
my continued candidacy for a nomination
on the Legislative ticket for this county, /
therefore withdraw my name from the can
didacy in the county. /! take this opportu-
nifty of thanking, most cordially and sin
cerely, my friends Throughout the county,
who have supported me for this nomination.
Respectfully,
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Unrarorahle Cotton Crop Report.

WAsIINGroN, August I3.-The following
was issued to-day from the Department Of
Agriculture: Returns to this department OF
August LIST SHOW decrease in the condition
of cotton since the returns of July; the aver
age condition Is s. on the Ist OF TINS month
s7sinst o. July LIST, compared with last
wear. the condition is reported "A per cent
les than nj same time then. The pant y
generally reported snail and much shed
ding of bolls ia sections
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EDUCATIONAL.
SALEM ACADEMY
SALEM. N.

'Ihte Institution commends itself 10 the
L pubic A. notably pleasant aud 81 tc
home and high class school for girls and
young women
II has during the past - wears been great
ly improved. Its NrboiaSfic frraaycgaea ha 81.
been remodelel aud i,s standards advanced
II now offers all the advantages o. similar
institutions Of the highest grade. O., large
number OF lns- ructors i employed and pains
taxing instruction l. guaranteed. II offers "a
liberal English. or English aud classical
course for graduation. and. under it's new
administration, has already graduated with
diploma four very promising classes.
The domestic irraHg eReHts Of the Academy
have lattcriy bacu re-ajaptcl To secure 10 ir~
resident pupils the largest measure of comfort
and convenience. Eight resident teachers are
continually IN charge, and give special atten-
uon TO the cultivation Of correct manners and
habits in growing girls Systematic and
enlightened physica culture ud care Of health
are prominent features ia the improvements
recently perfected
Exceptional facilities are offered for the
study of Hasic The resuI : of practical work
in its Music Department. during the past few
years, would warrant the Academy in the
judgment Of competent critics. IN inviting
comparison with any other similar institution
IN the South. two ia three years CIR Qua
ing Course with p'oma) has quite recently
been Introduced.
Special attention is directed to the advan-
tages now also obtaiuahle in The PREPAYMENT
Of ORA eyng aad Painting, which has been re-
organized aud placed ia charge Of a lady of
specIat ability and superior training. \ high
standard of excellence will Le maintained
and the hest methods observed. variety of
branches OF study Is offered and careful
tuition guaranteed
The 18th Year Regins September (. 1881.
REV ]. T. ZORN, Principal
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Dir. WIET JOHNSTON viii be found at the
House, az night. during this and
next month. Calls for him left at Lemiys
West Jackson Drug Store, viii reach him
by telephone.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
CLlNE&sN, KHGNDS 60, WISS
The Thirty-First Session Commences
1StI,

TERMS REASONABLE Discipline Rigid.
l. instruction horough-Location Healthy
and Accessible-Moral surroundings III ex-
celied. "lnrsnts cannot be too careful IN Sc
tecting the school Whert they aoiH educate thar
boys.
Number Students the past Session, 234
Send TO the President, Rev. W. s. WEBB,
d. d., for a Catalogue
W T. RATLfFF, PIT Board Trustees.
Clinton Miss, July Il, 8l-5m.
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Cut This Quilt May Save Your Life,

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
than pay IS cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this Jun-
Try from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astanisbes every ere that try it. If you doubt
what We say il priit, clt thls QuI and q Ike it
to yaqr Druggist, and get sample bottle for
10 cents and Try il, or q regular size for .
cents.
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Be Wise and Happy.

If you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and
families with expensive doctors or hum
bug cure-alls, that do harm always, and
use only natures simple remedies for all
yout ailments-you will be wise, well and
happy, and save great expense. The great
est remedy for this, the great, wise and good
viii tell you, is Hop Bitters-rely on it
Pres.
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The 18th Year Regins September (. 1881.
REV. j. r ZORN, Principal
Aug T. 'S1-Sw
H0LLINS INSTITUTE,


THE 3Sth annual session closed with most
satisfactory results. Seventy Diplomas were
awarded in Eclectic Literary. Classical and
Scientific courses of study, under most ap-
proved standards The Department Of Music
numbered more than one hundred pupils and
made chaste aud Impressive exhibit on com
mencemeut day, Art also was conspicuous
The facilities here afforded for broad, varied
and elevf ted instruction the advantages Of
locality, climate, and comfort; and es specially
the care OF health, morals, and manners Of lti-
pills, are most inviting to thoughtful parents
Eighteen officers and teachers, seven Of whom
are gentlemen.
The thirtY-ninth session will open on the
l4th September, 1891 For fun particulars.
apply to the Superintendent
CHARLES l.. COOKE
superintendent.
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Forty Thousand Bales of Cotton Wanted

THE JACKSON STEAM COMPRESS
L capable of packing 500 bales cotton per
day will be ready for work by the 10th OF
September.
Buyers for Eastern and European markets
are located here and others are coming
They will want 1000 bales from this point
to fill Spinners orders.
Now Is your time TO deal with consumers
direct!
Better than New Orleans net prices guaran-
teed, and cash the spot
Wagon yards viii be arranged TO accommo-
date wagons from distance
Remember to make heavy bales and avoid
having two grades in same bale
JACKSON BOARD OF TRADE
\. FIRDEN. President.
W. II. PERKINS, Secretary
~
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Liquor Dealers of the State of Mississippi
Attention
JACKSON Mss, Au.

JACKSON Mss, Aug. 18th, 1881.
In order to make the attendance to the
State Liquor Dealers Convention on the
3lst inst. Il uccess, the Executive Com
mittee has made arrangements with all Rail
roads, and hotels Of this city, for reduced
rates J BRAUN, Sec'y.
Press of the State please copy.
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~putter'S Last 4!

pa..ar-,rtsat s. 20 per dozen for only nine
ISIS longer.
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A Negro RaViSher Hung.

CHATTANoGA, Tenn, Aug. IA dis
patch from Birmingham, Ala, says Geo.
Griffin, oolored, was hanged at o'clock this
afternoon at that place, for the rape of Mrs.
Segass. A large crowd gathered outside the
Jail, but the execution was entirely private.
His neck was not broken by the fall, and
his contortions were fearful to witness
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The Autobiography Party.

meridian Observer. I
The Democratic party of Mississippi =
an anti-monopoly party-is opposed 20 90
monopoiies, and is in favor OF supervising
corporations Those who want TO accom-
pilsh anything against monopolies by state
,sslalatlon, can only do it through q Dem
pcratic Legislature.
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New Orleans COTTON Market.
Chiekasaw-A Strong Ticket.

Nazoo Herald
the Democracy of Chickasaw nominated
recently p splendid ticket for the Legisla-
ture, and the name, of the men that are on
IL insure It's election. Hon. J. w. Buchan-
an Is one of the nominees, aud better man
Is not to be found in the State He is a
sound, able lawyer, thorough-going Demo-
crat aud patriot of the purest ray. He was
regarded as one of the strongest members
OF the last legislature, aud he vas not over
estimated We know whereof We speak.
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-" - -
The Most Readable in the State.

Pascagoula Democrat-Star.
OUR friend and confr@e Col. J. w.
Youngblood, who is editing the Vicksburg
Commercial, is making that journal one of
the most readable in the State. lie is a tacile
writer, a clever gentleman, and puts vim
in everything he touches that gives spice
and piquant that readily makes him known.
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RAYMOND Gazette
Iti-uow in order to organize Lowry Clubs.
we hone To see. an enthusiastic Club at once
put In motion at every election precinct in
Kinds county The County Executive
Committee will cBdeavor to supply accep-
table speakers whenever called upon in due
sine
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A GRAND LODGE of the Knights and La
dies of Honor viii be organized at Grenada
tomorrow. Messrs. Webb, SmyIie, Lowd
and others Of the Order, in this city, will
attend as delegates.
The Morning Gazette, published at Silver
Cliff, Colorado, publishes the law card of
our late distinguished fellow-citizen, ex-
Attorney General John ID. Freeman, offer
ing his professional services to the people of
that State lie has many warm friends in
Mississippi who will be rejoiced to hear of
his success.
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NOTICE

is GIVEN THAT 1 WILL SELL TO THE
J. highest bidder, for SASH. at tbs west en-
trance 10 the State Capitol, in the City OF
Jackson, Mississippi, ON
Monday, August Goth, 1881,
One Four per cent. State Bond-its face value
being One Thousand loiisrs, due January,
1890, for the purpose of satisfying judgment
issued out of the United States District Court.
for the Northern District of Mississippi, on
June Is, 1881, against the Knickerbocker Life
Insurance Company of New York, a tran
script of which is Of file in my office, accord
ing to law WM. L. HEAIA6WAF,
State Treasurer
Jackson, Miss, Aug II, 1SS1-3w.
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Gen. Lowry, though eordhoaratiyeiy q
young man, is the father ofthirteel children
eleven of whom are married-Commerc ial
A slight mistake. He has eleven children
living, and six daughters married. He Is
40 years of age, but does not look to be over
35.-Brandon Republ ican.
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AIbemarIe Female institute !
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.

Iwenty-fiuh Session begins September 2lst.
kull Faculty. Equipment complete. 15rGut-
ages uHsurpassed Terms reduced For Catu-
loguc apply 60 Principals
BEy. A. EUBANK, A. NJ
W. =. DICKSON.
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" oman.

,,ow .uAlL sur rzesEavE HER HEALTH AND
BEtrTY-
une who has long investigated this subject
ej,sa THE result. and is happy ~ say that II y
found Tia Womtn's Best Friena 1t -
-g4aatet especially "a thnt great central, all
.a4rr.fFfnr ORGAN the womb, correcting its
disorders. an curing amy irregGlarity OF the
. faar-.s" or Courses Or. !. Bradheld's
Penal. Regulator acts itEr charm IN whites,
au8 iu sudden or gradual checking, or IN en-
tlre Sr8uuag. of rhe monthly courses, from
cold meut Il trouble. or like causes, by festor-
ing che natural discharge IN every instance.
n chronic ea-e-. So often resulting IN Uleera-
lion. falling Of the womb. its action is prompt
and decisive. saving tine constitution from
uumberIess evils and premature decay, Pre-
pared hv DR. j. Bralheld Atlanta, ga.
Price trial size. ijc large sire, 81 90. For
sale bv Byron Lemiy and L. 4. Aedbetter,
.I44E-..1 Miss
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We commend to our matrimoniaiiy in
clined young men an association recently
organized in this State styled tie Mutual
Aid Association" Insurance Is the main feat
IRE Of the organization, the difference be-
tween it, plan aud that Of the regular in-
surance companies. being that in this the
insurance money > paid over-wi-en the poll
c. holder inarries, while in the others one
has 70, die before dividends are declared.
The Association has headquarters at West
Point. has established paper the Bene-
dict, and Is, the paper say, gaining ground
rapidly.
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Jackson Aug I''I.-'t-
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Pamphlet Printing,

0UR facilities are complete for the prompt
" and accurate printing Of Catalogues, Min
utes. Bylaws, Briefs, etc Estimates fur
nished on application. Address.
PoWKR 3 BARKsDALE Iackann Miss
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WhitWOrth Female College,
BRooKHAvEN. MISSISSIPPI.
Will Reopen September 81, 1881.

Number of Teachers..... -. IS
Board per half ca1emic year .......... SEQ 90
Tuition from ......S15 90 to So 90
Incidental Fees from ........Sl 90 to 81 90
The Languages, Ancient and Modern, Ma
thematics, the Sciences, Music, Drawing and
Painting thoroughly taught
The continued success of this school il its
best endorsement There has not been death
in the College for years past.
Send for a Catalogue
H. F. JOHNSON, A. NJ, d. D.
july21, 'Sl-2Ia#. President
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Situation as Teacher Wanted.

A LADY OF SOME YEARS SUCCESSFUL
Il experience desires situation as Teacher
family small school. Is capable OF
Coaching the usual English branches, Music,
to Rev. Wm- E. Baker, Staunton, Va Rev
d. Ewing d. D., Lewisburg, W Va Z. H.
Walker, ESQ, Lowell, Garrard Co, KY; Rev.
5. j. Baird, ID. d.. SIS Scott St, Coyington, by.
Address, NJ E. B..
Care +. Is. Berkeley Stanton, Va
nur Is 'SI-if
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4 uguSta Female Seminary,
"A STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, ...........
Opens Sept. 1st- CLOSES Juno

Opens Sept. Closes June LIST. 1882.
!TlHTs Institution continues 70 increase in
L prosperity from year to year. II offers
superior advantages IN its location ia its
buildings and grounds in it, general ap-
pointments and sanitary arrangements Its
full corps o. superior and experienced teach
ers; it, unsurpassed advantages in Music
Modern Languages, Elocution. Fine Arts
Physical Culture and instruction in the 4he-
DRY and Practice Of Cooking; Ito suooes ful
efforts made to secure health, comfort and
happiness; its Opposition to extravagance ::
its standard of solid scholarship. For full
particulars apply to the Principal for Cata.
logues.
jnnelG, 8i-2m.
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Magistrates Blanks.

4 full assortment of ali Hanks required
IA by Justices of the Peace, conforming 10
the Code of 1880 Address
PnMER b u z. L. AIiss
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Visiting cards.

UTE KEEP in stock the latest styles-~ound,
w square. or turned corners, straight or
beveled edges. gilt plain Price, so cents
per pack, printed. By mail. 90 cents Adj
dress, PowKR s BAhKsDALE,
Iackson Miss
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r ErrER and Note Heads, Bill Heads State
Ia menis, Business Cards. Envelopes, all in
the best style, and ut prices that eannot fail
10 please Address,
PowER 8 BARKsDAIE Jackson. Miss.