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ALL OVER THE STATE.

The Ficksburg Commercial SAYS that Mr..
Spengler has determined to continue the
business of the factory recently burned in
that city. The factory will be established
at the upper saw mill, at the mouth of Glass
bayou. The order for the machinery has
been made, and soon our city will boast of
this great public institution in running or
der again.
The Yazoo City community were greatly
shocked at the awful sudden death Of Mr.
Chas. p Westling, agent of the Parisot
Line at that place Mr.. Westling retired
to bed in his usual health. and at about one
o'clock twoke and complained of being cold.
In few minutes violent commissions set in,
and notwithstanding the physicians, in half
an hour he was dead.
The Greenville Times says that on We'd
nesday night last, while bathing in the
Mississippi river in front of the town, Mr. :.
Drake of that place was seized with cramps
and drowned. Mr.. Drake was from Rising
Sun, indiana. where his aged father and
mother now live. He was partner in the
wagon mandatory here of A. Bedgood &
Co, and was very highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
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Kinds County Stock Breeders Association.


Raymond Gazette
regular meeting of the Kinds county
Stock-breedeFs Association was held 3lon-
day, with Vice-President w R. Siyley in
the chair, and Sam d. Harper, Secretary.
The resignation of Col. Jones s. Hamilton
as Director, was read and received, and Col
j. ID. Stewart elected to fill the vacany
On motion Messrs. F. A Wolfe, of Jack
son, and w. G. Wells, and r. L. Boyle, OF
Raymond, were appointed committee to
see what could be done in the way of pro-
curing iaif grounds to report at next meet.
Ing. 80
The petition of Messrs. w. Calvin Wells
and Farrar Morrison, for membership were
presented, and the gentlemen unanimously
elected.
On motion it was resolved that the next
meeting be held on the LIST Monday of Au-
gust.
The meeting then adjourned.
w. r. SIvLEY. Pres. pro tenn
SAN ID. HARPER, Secretary.
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Our townsman, Col. John VI. Smylie, has
been appointed Deputy Supren Dictator of
the Knights of Honor, with power to in
stitute new Lodges whenever and wherever
he may please" in the following States and
Territories: Louisiana, Florida, Oregon,
Montana, Utah, Washington, Nevad, Idaho,
Dakota, Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming
and Colorado.
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ZiegIer Shoes

Spring styles received to-day
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL
For State Lunatic Asylum.

GEALED Proposals will be received until
- the
I'd Monday in July, at 10 o'clock M,
for the delivery of 500 or $50 tons of 6yst class
CRATE COAL, to be delivered at jackson,
Miss, the Asylum switch two miles above
Jackson, or in the Asylum coal house. Actual
weight OF 2000 pounds to ton required-to be
weighed at The Asylum. The undersigned re-
serves the privilege Of rejecting any or all
bids X. F. MC3ILB, Steward.
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WANTED.

PURCHASERS OF COUNTY RIGHTS TO
i SAMUEL SCOTT IMPROVED IIoRsE PowEs
IN the States Of Mississippi and Alabama. IL
reduces the draught from oEe-third 10 one
half. An energetic man can earn a thousand
dollars - the county within the next SIX
months. Read the following certificate Of
one of Mississippi largest planters
SESAToBIA, TATE Co, MISS. Dec. II, 30
To whom it may concern This is 10 certify
that have attached 10 my gin Samuel scott =
lmproveme Mt Horse Pow er, and its with pleas
ure that | say IT viii pay for itself n one
week 's ginHing. and ! have seldom paid for
anything with much Willingness as do in
this instance. X. g. CARR art.
For terms address
CALHOON = WALKER,
june9, Slim Hoily Springs, Miss
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Geo. Fearu 4 Co.,
- Fl Fa-
Mr.. NJ. A Hendricks ]
Circuit Court Ist District Hind. County.
FNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE
\ stated writ To me directed by the Clerk
81 the tlrcait Court ot Kinds County, State 0f
Mississippi, | vii, On
TUESDAY,. rHF 5rE DAY or JULT, lsSl.
expose for sale ~ the highest bidder for ca sh
~ front Of che City Hall donr nt Jackson,
NJ mississippi the following described lands
levied upou as property Of defendant viz.
+ : \ ii ana \ Z IL section twelve. town
shIP seven, range one west. and vii De sold Go
satisfy the above stated writ and I'M costs
FARRAR MORRISON sheriff
june l5 SLID. BY l.. r. CHlLEs. u. s.
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SUMNER excursion tickets, to ali points
North and West, are now on sale at the of
fee of the Chicago, st. Louis and n. O. r.
r. Tickets are good to return until Octo-
Der 3lst. Call on Capt. Webb, agent.
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AUTHORIZATIONS

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Board of Supervisors OF Union County,
Mississippi, the undersigned, Clerk Of said
Board, will receive sealed bids for the build
ing of Court House At New Albany, in
said County according 70 the plan. speclh-
cations and conditions adopted by said Board,
and on file in my office, until Tuesday, July
5th, 1881, which time said bids will be opened
and the contract awarded. The Board, how
ever, reserying the right to reject all bids.
Proposals to said work are invited.
BY order of the Board.
: = OWEN.
Chancery Clerk and ex- Officio Clerk, b. :.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS
CLERK 5 REPORT

NLEhh REPOKI-
JACKSON, Miss, June l. 1851
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Al
dermen of the City of Jackson:
GESTLEAES-I herewith submit nv report
OF warrants and licenses issued during the
month of May, 1881
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VICKSBUkG AND SHIP ISLAND p.u
ROAD.
Memphis Appeal. !

Memphis Appeal.
The Chicago, St. Louis and New Orlaa..
Railroad company has offered 70 ai6 -
Nicksburg and Ship Island Railroad co a'-s
pany III the construction of The linz fr,n,
Nicksburg to Wesson station. dtsrsnn,. =. -
% miles, 20 of which from Vicksbnr-' : =; -
operation, and the work OF grading i goir,-
on. The guage laid on this road : 81 80.
which Is to be changed To the stsndar5
gauge, feet s. inches. The gauge Of The
ChIcago, 81 Louis and New Orleans road
will be changed to the standard - 80 -
the 3lst of July next, one rail o7Iy ;, =,
moved - <
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DIED.

At her residence in this city, yesterday AZ
ternoon, Mas MARI D. CaRIsrmAx. aged 81
years. Her friends and aequaintanees are In
vited 70 attend her funeral from the Episco-
pal Church this evening At 5O'clOek.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
ofthe City of Jackson.

JACKSON, Mss, June

JACKSON, Mss, June ? ISL
At a regular meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen of the Cry of Jack SON
neld W ednesday, June / 1881, there were
presentation. John McGiu. Mayor; Al
dermen-ciirgan. Spengler Taylor, Yirden
Williams AMI Jones.
Minutes of former meeting Of Beard read
and apnrovad
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GRAND EXCURSIONI
Sea Shore Camp Meeting

TIE Ladies Of the Presbyterian Church Of
4 hazlenurst- propose giving an EXCUR-
SUN on the 18th July next. from Jackson.
Mss 20 the SEA-SHoRE CAMP MEETING.
u9G NEw OsLEANs
Train TO leave jackson al 63O NJ thus
msklhg connection with the train from Me
ridian
Fare for round trip from jackson aud
all points in Kinds County. ......S + %
rare for round trim from ali stations In
OoplAh coun .---.... .--.-... ..--.... 1000. % 50
rare for round "trip from all stations in
Lincoln county --......-... .......... ..... = so
Fare for round trip from All sta ions in
fiAe county .-..... .---.-..-- -.-. 5 O.
Tickets good for i've days. to return on any
regular passenger train.
Ministers OF the Gospel, and children uu-
oer Il years Of age, occupying seats. half
rates.
Persons desiring to stop in New Orlesus.
VII get a reduction Of $50 of the regular
fare
Let al save their money. and 20 TO the
Camp meeting
Hon F. G. PEYroN.
A. NANGULn.
J A Hoax
Managers
70 Tickets will be- ga sale ar all stations.
on and sitter July LIST
fuuelU ~l-.lw
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4 embracing comp etc aud comprehensive l-#
r patches from NAsUNarpN, including full r..
ports of the speeches of eminent politicians uu
the questions OF the hour.
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There is also line of road from Pine
Bluff to Arkansas City in operation. which
gives continuous line from Little Rock
Arkansas City, Vicksburg and Wesson to
New Orleans, all of which is in the interest
OF the Chicago, st. Louis and New Railroad
line.
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New y OI.lE Herald,
Broadway and Ann Street New YORK
dee 30 'SO-tw
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PROPOSALS for furnishing the Lunatic
Asylum with coal are invited by r. f. Nc
Gill, steward. From 800 to $50 tons will be
wanted
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MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS.
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DnRrEp-TIJE-p pIN-T-rp "a .

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has invented a
Quick Dryer that will be found very useful
in job printing Offices. Inks treated with
this preparation will not offset, and cannot
be smutted by handling. We have tried it
and cordially commend it. Send $l.00 for a
bottle to Thad Potter, Jackson, Miss
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SUMMER RESORT.
The ROckbridge Va
Il Alum Springs
AND THE LATE Jordan Alum
NOW CONSOLIDATED IN ONE PROPERTY
AND UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.

JorSr STOCK COMPANY having bought
these two contiguous properties, to be known
under The old trt'c OF 80 Rock bridge Alum
Springs" viii open il 90 the public on June
LIST, under the supervision Of Mr. william
Frazier, who was before the war, aud for four
years after The war, IN charge Of the original
Alum Springs. We think the public will find
HIM the right man in the right place.
J. FRED. EFFINGER,
President Rockhridgc 4 lum Springs Go.
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BU=I< E$= NOTICES
Memphis Hospital Medical College,
AND MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
South " estern Baptist Univ ersity.
sasef,n begins Oct 90 and Closes March Sd


ssseioa begins Oct. "a and Closes March Sd
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Respectfully,
f. HI. REFER, City Collector.
ExToN 5 REPORT WHITE

SECTIONS REPORT (wHITE)
JACKSON, MISS, June l. 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City OF Jackson:
GENTLEMEN have the homer, as Sexton for
the white people, tt make the following report
of interments in the City Cemetery DARN g
the month of May, 1881
May p, Robert Farrell age III years, uatu-
raj decay.
Very Respectfully,
PHILLIP RYAN City Sexton.
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Consisting of the LATEST NOVELTIES and
FRESHEST STYLES!
Constantly received during the Season. Every
thing in the line always on hand and sold as
the lowest prices for Cash.
E1- Call and see her. on STATE STREET.
JACKSON, MISS.
may5. -sl-lm.
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i Cheapest Place TO buy Trim
M The accuua W hitp Laces. Neek-Ties. Silk
eict attornfs, etc. i at the Singer Machine
- testial treet, opposite Capitol Il.
Nfs had bee -, -
HMla have Of anu = 90 re -
such mt DhAoS =
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the most valuable chronicle iu tae world 49, .
is he cheapest. Every week is given 81 GlItau
report ct
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Spring and Summer
ATTENTION LADIES!

I HAVE JUST RETURNED with a care
L fully selected stock OF the very latest aoa
pTettiest styles
Hats. Ribbons, Flowers, Etc.
which the Ladies of Jackson and vicinity are
invited TO call and examine. Prices will be
found very reasonable.
MRS. L. I. NIRDEN.
Three doors below Martz Opposite
old Stand
Jacksen. Anril y Issl-2m
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COLLECTORS REPORT.

Very spectfullv,
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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DR.. W. BILLIE,

nv, subject
iection of ant Physician g Professor
M be unavoi
Eful set IL
10 cannot
"a give ANAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
IA al ALSO
witBssSe y erxeus Di seases and Chron-
after tria
ID his pres
vered W
Be, and - Fifteen years sueeessIu'
attentions -.
eated ayr 'e"ns S'h'"e 'N'
There s,Osn
ation
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PEnsoys desiriugto 20 North this summer
would do wen to send Ter circulars, terms, etc,
of Clarence Park Hotel. Green Lake, Nlscon-
sin. before determining upon place ofresort.
The prepri tors of TINS CLARION can person
ally recommend this as one of he most desira-
NIeretreats iu the Southwest. Address Robert
q. Baker. proprietor. hartford, Green Lake
county. Wisconsin
iuue-2t.
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LIE TOW of ,rrss.,,-

THE TOWN OF WESS0N
"esson Is an important manua,ctnrin,
town on the line of the Chicago. y Tnnis
and New Orleans road. Il has the lsrgss,
cotton mill in the South. the cotton snI
wooden manufacture employing 1900 opers.
tlyes. 1t l. principally owned bv Colonel
+ Ed Richardson. Wesson l. ia miles n,-,L
OF New Orleans, and 4 short distance norrb
otSummit. Colonel Richardson pran,sa. -
contribute $50 900 10 construct the Inc fr-.,,,
NIcksburg 10 VeSson, should the line ,to,, -
that point The construction OF this i'm
would make NIcksburg place of no little
Importance a. railroad center and l4Iacs
II al great advantage, it being short line
of lS5 miles, distance from New Orleans
and To Jackson lS3 miles and from Jark.o,
to NIcksburg - miles which makes ms
line RIA Wesson A. or Is miles shorter than
the old line RIA jackson to New OrIesn.
This line is crossed by the Natchez Jack-
son and Columbus road. now IN course of
construction, at point Is miles Northeast
OF Natchez, near Martin Station on said
line.
NATCHEZ TO COLUMBUS
The Natchez jackson ard CoIumbu,
road will be completed to Jackson Nv the
lSt OF January next, and the gaure nnw
three-and-a-half feet, viii, in all probability
De changed 10 tue standard gauge, and the
road will no doubt be extended within the
next two years To Columbus. Ni>sis-ipni. =
total distance of 225 miles or from Natcbez
to Jackson, 100 miles. General Martin. Pres,
ldent of the Natchez, Jackson and Columbu,
road, Is already canyassing along the line
between Jackson and Columbus. and i,
meeting with fattering success Ii will be
no distant day when this line will be ex-
tended into the coal and iron fields of Ala
bama and tapp the line already constructed
between Columbus, Birmingham and At
lanta.
DEER CREEK ROAD.
The Deer Creek Valley road from Green
Vile Mississippi, extending southwest, has T
a lready thirty miles in operation and i,
toing very large business 1t is under
stood that this road is to be pushed to Vicks-
burg. distance of some eighty miles south
d GreenvIlle, crossing the Yazoo river at
Vlcksburg, which will give an unbroken
line, under one interest, from Greenville.
Mississippi ria Vicksburg aud Wesson. to
New Orleans.
TRANs-MIssISsIPPI CONNECTIONS.
There is also line of road from Pine
Stuff to Arkansas City in operation. which
gives continuous line from Little Rock
Arkansas City, Vicksburg and Wesson to
New Orleans, all of which is in the interest
# the Chicago, St. Louis and New Railroad
inc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

4 KNIGHT TEMPLAR7S OUTFIT. in eool
n condition. Apply to J. NJ. CAIN,
iuneI6 SI-3w jackson, Miss.
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~ANEEDs
Fob sALE.

HOWARDS MISSISSIPPI REPORTS IN
Ia volumes. CusnNAxs MISSISSIPPI RK.
PORTS, Ia I volumes SMEDEs 4 MARSHALL =
MISSISSIPPI REPORTS in IA Volumes Vol. III
mIsslng.1 ShEDEs s. MARsHALL's t5nAscER '
CoURT or MISSISSIPPI. lsIs-Isl7 IiEoScTis
MIssIssIsFI RgroRrs in 7 volumes- Vol 8
mIssingL ANY one wishing to purchase this
SCI Of books write to VIZ. g. lEMLY.
june9 'sI-4w, Jaeksau- Ms.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-ofies
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss for the week
ending June 10 1881
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BEN. JONES.
H. SPENGLER,
CHAS. WILLIAM

On motion of Mr. Taylor, the report of the
commiftee was received, and license granted
the several petitioners, on their paying $500
to State, 500 to the city and filing proper
bonds
Petition Of D. T. Harrington and Geo. W
Smith 10 retail vinous and spirituous liquors
was received and filed.
Contract of Mayor McGill with Messrs
Shelton & Shelton TO defend the case of Mrs.
NJ. Musgrove VS.. City of Jackson, was APP
proved and ratified
The following warrants, bonds, coupons and
vouchers were presented by the Treasurer for
examination and cancellation, and were de-
atrnved
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A CatchiE
ing and Hats,
IT Opened to-day,
- A. VIRDKNs-
ET. AL. tew 2 seat Brewster Side Bar
~. prn out seat Buggy, at
Er. AL. SIDWAY's.
ASHKIsKR Beer. on ice, by
J. BRAVES.
| ANHEIsER Beer, ON ice, By
J. BBAUs's.
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Inc OOmullLee on retail Liquor Licenses
submitted the following report;
Your committee to whom was referred
the petitions of Messrs. William Hansberry
}. Braun and Mrs. 2. Giles, to retail
vinious and spirituous liquors find after
careful count that they have the requisite
number of signatures of voters. and they
have been filed for 30 days and published
for three weeks in the city papers as
required by law, and would recommend that
license be granted said petitioners for one
year.
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Very respectfully submitted.
Tony BARNES, City Sexton

Mr.. Spengler. Chairman Committee on
Claims. reported the following accounts as cor
rect, and they were allowed, and warrants for
amounts named ordered issued
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MILLINERY!

MISS .. TULLY.
ID ESPECTFULLI INVITES Tue LADIES
~ Of JACEsoN and surrounding country TO
call and inspect lpr la.ge assortment of
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SEXTON $ REPORT lcoLoREp.l

JACKSON, Mss, June /, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson:
GBNTLEMEN-I have the honor to submit the
following report of interments of coored peo-
pie in the City Cemetery during the month
Of May, 1881
May Z Rachel Juneter, age p years, child
BIRTH pauper.
May :, Fannie Inglehart, age 50 years
heart disease
May 8, Jane Evans, age 23 years, unknown,
pauper.
thrash.
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WHILE waiting for a Cough ''to 90 as it
came" you are often sowing the seeds of
Consumption. Better try at once DR..
Jayne's Expectorant, an excellent healing
medicine for the Lungs, and sure cure for
Coughs and Colds
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fhe Best
Ualsundried shirts in the market, at
A. NIRBKNs-
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IA 4 ,-ovF1FrE assortment OF HieSler SHOES TOT
Ladies. Misses and Children, can always ee
M,ndat 4. EIRpENs 5.
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Tar ola Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDEWAYS.
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GrpwEleER and ANHEIsEE Beer, on lee, by
she dozen III J. BRAUN $.
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H4RPER'S PERIODIC4LS.

astaRe rec 90 all HuHsoFFft-re IU iur u uG-
ted States or Canada
The volumes of the Bazaar begin with the first
umheF FOR January Of each year. When no
tiAie is mentioned it viii be- Understood that
the subscriber wishes 90 commence with thr
number next aftsr abe receipt Of order.
The last Eleven ANIMAL Volumes Of llar-
per's Bazaar, in neat cloth binding, viii be
sent by mail, postage paid, or y express, free
OF expense, provided the freight does not en-
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable ior
binding, will 10 seat BY mail postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of "a % each.
Hemittances should be made By Post once
Money Order OF Draft, 70 avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not 70 copy this ndveruse-
ment without the express orders % Harper s.
Brothers.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York,
dee. 16, 80.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

re- Tickets will BE- ga sale Al All S.ation.
GA and sitter July Isl
luneln- -sl-.lvN
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THE new Masonic Hall at Summit will
be dedicated on the 9th inst. Grand
Master Mccormick will officiate, and sew
eral other Grand Officers will attend
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

Regina Dal Cin,S tho. uueducated
Italian peasant woman, has again put
the educated surgeons to shame by
performing difficult operation which
they considered impossible. Tho
operation was tho reduction of a dis
location Of tho hipjoint of twonty
years standing, during which time tho
patient had grown from childhood to
maturity, and it was performed in
Philadelphia. The wiser doctors give
1t up, and tho dull fellows shake their
heads and refuse to acknowledge.
There is no bigotry like tho regular
school of anything.-Boston Herald.
This is a nation of $4,000, 900 peo-
pie, and yet one little darkcy with sore
ears has kicked up fuss which has
made his name more familiar than that
OF any vice president we ever had.
Christ. Gerber, Wholesale Hard
ware, Toledo, Ohio, says: The Excel
sior Kidney Pad has accomplished
more for my wife in three weeks than
all the medicine she has taken in thrco
years. Refer all skeptics to me.-See
Idp.
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THE PEOPLES
MUTUAL
r E Ii EFF ASSOCIATION

TNHIS is m Association otbusiness men,
L who, for their mutual protection,
contribute towards 4 fund, so as
in case Of death, their families NAV re-.
ceive from $4,000 to $5, 900, according to
amount of certificate. This is on6 of tho
best plans Of life ihstfranco You pay as
you go. just like fire Insurance, and with
moro convenience even, as you pay by
small instalmonts during tho yoar. We
refer 10 those best acquainted with us,
VIZ members in Fairfield: G. II. Nc.
Master, jas. A. Briee, Jn6 b; Davis, D..
+. Flenniken, b. Sugenhoimer, J. w.
McCreight. Jno. j. Neil, Thomas l.. John.
son. J. Clendining, r. B. Hanahsn, II.
Means Davis, Jas. @, Davis. Anv one
that should like to betomo o member will
apply to G. G, BACOT,
OCT Agent.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
TUESDAY. january IS, 1851.

TERMS or TIE News AND HERALD.
-Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per
dnnuh,, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents per AMMAN,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards.
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