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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

. - Low NidihnV......... So
- Midfing ........... l1ifs

MidNNng 4NiIs
Receipts at The port. today ~ bales against cot bales
,h..-, a.t ~crh ~'d -. a-i yr-i inc -'ri"mlrt j;
s9r,. s5sp0 b4ie- Price, p4'd-Jun". in 0In2 luIl.
ncioGci ioisGi6s5 NovtinJrr. I"d.DIu -. I,r.-up-r.
King. end Marsin. June io'i Jay 1850 August
lI.05. srpten,n-r lot, "ciohei. 10 Nov'nprr.
March. I,i- CLOSING pucr--lune. loe2 Jur l""7F
iober.. i0-aGi6.5: >ovcntc' I0I a .,.a. u,rerher.
iuI-dlnl5 January. i"- s.ntt febtuafV l0.'4 Io''.
Flour AND MEAi,-FLoCf-. arAe, J .i'lvin sn,e-.
. sass I iaoo Co nludS 3D' I-@ Ips ''G ~
Mh E,lra for, Wi t"le' -, ~ J., 80 10
peThnr, s'si4 o. Common to PAR fi'r. ,,a's
mon to GOOD Extra western - -le.5 = faoc,
do ,! "s - Good so IA a 70 90, .I.s l''@ "op ~
Mnnesots - -o@'j J." Con'ooa cit~f = 'ss' :" Iy'
S. . SO 81 Patent. az. H. Lon. ommon 10 Far
Patent Winter Extra So 45ss- 50. co.inr iuI
sW1 IL 10 n"' f.,rs a. oGs 20 % ir no.
o@ & ~ =. tiI s,i S', s ri irG '4'
MEAL 49, ,d 81, s. d. H. Including yellow "rs''.H
Mr,a ofsnFes Sass =, 900 Go,es do Lemons
GnAiN-wHEAr- fcvori', and unsettled opening
ami options advancing ~ &C. tn-n c,' - tse and ci"'ins
closed at 0'c decline ycr' n"irrn'' ctp"ri d,mdnI "a
are taho OF, - , . G' 'n,es IT, i'sr Dn'h
Red ~ g@sI2SL 80 lied IL 22%dSi 2J >ir,iacf ~"
81 50 Mixed Winter - zs.atl - uurrsdrd White - 70
al n; No "a htc, y - No, White. - 2b0>l = ~
No REL Jnnrs1 1i0$l 2'a, closing 81 254a1 A.; DO,
July, 81 zfesl ~ closing q @;a,l 2ji- do. August
81 2O4G&l II - closing 81 n 2dSl2lA: 90 ~ritrin,
81 200Sl II - clesng 81 - asl II = No. White, Juno
81 = al . !. closing 81 2tfGsI u y do. July. Il 2g1
81 2J4 closing 81 ~ RYE dan and lower, sales
bush jersey Pennsylvania. a. a. o 80 2 81 lUt
sttic. - II BARLEY and BARLEY MALT Clet and
nominal ooh. CORN-MMketlrr0 e'u,r, H0.c lower: mod
rTair home trade demand; bus.
mes; SPECULATIVE 200 account sse' SG.@
hot and UIsoSna Western Mixed tnrradc 90
b7Lc. no s. 4eaiO' ait'r an eItiemej steamer Mixed.
bJL j6 steamer Yellow, 5Sd5- No. =. - tG57a
nearly all at = 70; 40 hte o"2g6tc. southern Mhr,
June ~ aaGc closing 5i7-c.. do. July. 5j1
bGc closing 20 Gjjs4c do August jG056 &c closing 5j1
5Gc OATS 3G2c. lower Nlca 227OO1 bush. IN, uding
No 81 Az d44 Lc No. = 4J0tjLc; so J. sc. Nn. ;
White, 46Es4G 4c 70. :, [2gf-o.; 40 J. Doc. Mixed
lia4 White do. a. 9.jrc Mixed 81
v 1le STATE 4,djUc. ,nciLdng $4,000 bush No. June,
44.d4f Lc 1000 bush do. JOY. 4G+4 1c $1,000
do. August, IS bG3sa sc .....FEIlb--Stesdy.
Exrokr CLEAEhSCE, PROM ATLANTIC sENPoRTs FOR the
%, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

In London British consols were quoted ex interest
St 100 Lie for money and at 100 l5-l for account.
United States 5s were u lower at 1864 4Lss y
higher at l1Sl2, and Is unchanged at l2ll2. For
American railways there was general decline, Hi
pois Central dropping the most from AS To LAT y.
The Bank of England lost $4,000 bullion bal
knoo. In Paris, French 8 per cents were buOyant,
Md rose to $3.50.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
EXCHANGE salesrnom:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

CEIFD PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY SUB
- ,s,nra and u,t,a nrjus supplies fer the Marine Hoe
-, mn. ,rf for The year ending Jane 81 l-@2 VIII be
Iriyr N the ohcr in charge at The United
states ston House Of the 3~t DAY 81 May, 1881.
-rlulr, will furnished mp Application Al ihls ohce
M n states the rnt 10 rerct any or AL DADA
~ G. Ft.S-ESDES,
Surgeon. L. = NJ II. =. In chan c of Hospital.
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Cost ano foun0.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
n YORK TRIBU Ne WILL BE RECEIVED AT III
tPTowN oFfC rs; No. l.2,s Broadway corner rhIsy.
Crstst 3OS Twenty -thr1-sL, corper Lynn s.eS
40 ~ East Pour,ecnh corner DION s9asr~ 20 n
ave. Fory-seyenthsi. At the HAkLEn -
Sos lOOi aud 300 Third corner one nunoao' -
i,ycnv Anh.st NJ w y. M. regular once fsteA
DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No q:
savings In Jersey aIty Payment Of tho same mas oSss
stopped application made for h,ns,oa 40
PymouthstA
I'OsT.-The public is warned against p ,.r.
shs.,n, .be fcllovins bonds which arg missngi -
Sonas q oo5 esDh win coupons nsnesrs6 si s,s a.
Of rse nds n 600 ssch with nanssryd "'7
en- Of the Attics Water Co. Ates ~
The nn % ~ PIEGs6S. lsS BrSsAsAy. SsvfofA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
49, 1000 MAnknr, - rrLErnArn


RrFfADI juno l-CtTlg Er'"ilts t'dat. - ,no1 heah
w,rl louUO consigned Through. 80 cars. market dN.N
weak and Eastern ri.r. ralcs 81 Go,d O." i -
Nt..i- 20 ?, au4 - SOL Ia N'sIir, - Fe' 81" - u
- 2. hafhft tinr' viii toaiihiti 'u"i WI ID
t,nG,rrt AID rVcfat car zen avn t.i oil
Surlf Ash IANlp u,cuIt- today. 5000 head t'ih ir
the IO"uu head iui same iiuo tN .NffH
ln'.l through. 90 CARS MIhrt Nrif db'
aiIt,i piIts 10 u t lower rao- col "ni"l 20
Hair Shrtpai - tu9pi o. Good to h''" - t'1
s.. heavy. export. s. jUat' 90; number oi cas-
HOES cocpts TODAY 500 head total for week Tins far
last Wttk fnHl mead :C'-ff l
through, l0- ca-; market dnll aud Prices 7hid' IL"
demand mainly local sale. eli lisht To ram orb "'e ~
- 90 GOsl 1 hoirt. - t"cf % one load itI' ~
g. Medium l'A'y. stdsG TO- E1tfA selected - I"'f ~"
Ite-. rfd 40
CnIcAGo June Receipts - 900 head; shipments
4ttp head Heavy and Eupi quAiiy u' SCI 90" 30
higher CLOSED dull and Wree bat steady MNrd lhrAh
- GOdSj ~ thore Heavy, 81 "UasG 10; lghL - 80"
CATTLE IIi.ceipts 1900 head. shipments. 1000 head
Market Dtltt - uiiNUfablr la-tctu mafhrtt D
Exports tGa To- Good Ia Chorr shipping. - N"a- go
Poor To- M,dim, SaS, On;ihn rough dul D.terN - ~"
81 %; But4hrt- slow; ScaaNas S2dF} food I" none
s. 1ldSi 80 THU To lKfa GfiSs Texans, - %JasA -"
kcfs and r. esirTS. 81 5ua 81 10
SHEEr-keceipts ltuu headi snpmouts. LOO head Nay
kr strong t,oUd hrsi ShDfr, Poor To ta
Sia$i - Market scu,c and n1n. -
81 Lout- June li",s-Ilis her; Workers ~ GOdt1 ~
I'ackiuS. s. 5oaS5 70. hol'c % fsncy = "op
ST. los i1gs, 81 oO4tJ 20 recoips LOO head, shipments
6.sO1 head
CAf1LE-rece PTS 5000 head shipments 400 head. Pair
to Fancy active aud Strong; onuIn Mi,rd ana Ihin SOW
and lower Grass texans plenty aud lower EKpuft"r' ga
81 -, Ia Prime steers 30 81. 10 MFdihi
s. .UHaJ Butchers Steers - SOdS5 Fr.Ing ~t'tis
- S0nS3 30 COfnd Texans, ~ 2Uasj 10 DO - 10
snhEr-eceipts. 5OO head snpnents, 200 head market
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

10000 Muwnnkee and ST. Paul Railroad second
mortgage per cent bonds, due issi..' 1851
$4,000 Toledo, PeoriA and Western Railroad
i nrst mortgage per cent bonds due
N oco roisdo Peoria and Western Railroad '''
1911. ...........,.... 1877,
bonds, due 1853 80. ::.;;...:...;'...1 24s
$4,000 Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railroad (River
gold 5Sads. d1s 1904. - 1881.
- 900 81 Louis Alton snd Terre HRute Rail
dae 1884 -. IIsb
red n5st mortgage per oent bonds go,
400 shares Lake shore and Michigan South 40
sn Railroad COMPANY. -. 1914
81 shnres HevJofsey Hne and Iron Com.
q sksrss oresi western Marine Insurance
10 sharss 0srmans Life Insurance. Com.
7 sksrss National Bank cf Yswbare.. i<s
900 shares American Express Company S5k 065h
psay. 251s.
g sSsrss sss..Ysfi GissiisSas Company: IS
Do snsrss Metropolitan DAYLIGHT Company
800 .sssss s5ssSs ncan,sis Coal Company: e
+, q. 70 s1Ar0 Mercantile National Bank 1851
NV fee9 and kecsh0 Railroad Company
n.t nostssge sinking fund per cent
- a.. gsad sosdA due 1905. ............... llt
& G19b0N A9trundnck Railroad CoRpapY nxst
nersg>ss PER cent eenAs. lsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

.rculsiion Of National gold banks not included IN the
sbove. Sl.O99225.
The foreign exchanges to-day were stronger and
the drawers who yesterday reduced the rates for
Steriine 10 cent to-day advanced them again. So
Instead Of quoting tho market weak a. last evening
we quote il strong at our unchanged quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
ReceprS ShipmentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

@UU,VVU I01f'"o IV'f'''' -''00'
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

LfVU4- IcHUT .FOItSs
Amount outstanding June % 1874 ............. 3s.
Amount outstanding January H. 1878 ..-.-..-.. -.
Amount retired under Act OF January II. 1873,
20 May 81, 1878 e. ...- cage. .....-..... y
Amount outstanding on and since May 81, 1873 @4
Amount deposit with the Treasurer of the
4, Unitsl tatos 70 redeem notes of insolvent aud
NQuidatinx bankA. and banks retiring circula-
ton under Act Of June 20. 1874 ......... 3
Decrease In deposit during the last month. .,
Increase deposit since nne 1, 1881 -..--.---.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Harry Taylor, the boss builder
of Jackson, has introduced new
brick machine which has brought the
process of brick-making to a point as
near perfection as 1t seems possible to
get. His machine has a capacity Of
making $1,000 bricks-and perfect
bricks-in day, and is now moulding
for the blind asylum.
The same indomirable contractor is
now putting on the finishing touches
to the elegant residence of Mr.. J. w.
Beatty on State street, and that gen.
tleman is now full of happiness In the
fact that he is getting better Job than
he stipulated for. There was nothing
said about the mantels, for instance,
and Beatty implored the builder tn put
marbleized iron mantle In his parlor.
"Oh, yes," says Harry, "I'll do IL.
All the mantels are to be marbleized
iron.u
Beatty was thunderstruck. He ex-
pected from the contract to get ordi-
nary wooden mantels throughout, and
only supposed that by little healthy
begging he could get an iron mantle
In the par'or.
Again, there appeared a defective
plank in the gallery floor. Old Harry
ordered the whole thing to be taken
up ana a sound board inserted. Beatty
is in exstacies over the thorough
manner In which his house has been
built. But it's only q way with Tay-
lor, to do more than he agrees to-.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

One of the valuable aids to trans
porting our visitors last Tuesday was
the handsome omnibus of our enter
prising friends, Davis & Chiles. We
are glad that Messrs. Davis q Chiles
have secured this BUS" instead of
allowing it to be removed from here.
Every town Of the size of Jackson
ought to have an omnibus. They are
the most convenient vehicles made,
always admitting ofroom for one more
passenger, and upon occasions like
last Tuesday can be made to do the
work Of half-dozen carriages. We
hope the time Is not far distant when
Messrs. Davis & Chiles will have oc-
casion to use their omnibus every day
to transfer passengers to and from our
various Railroads, when the familiar
words Of the omnibus driver will be
heard at Chris Hinckle's and other
hotels, hallooing out Railroad !
passengers for Natchez, or passengers
for Columbus, or passengers for Yazoo
City," Hurrah for the omnibus, and
the railroads, present and prospective.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

For several weeks past it is said that
a systematic slaughtering of peoples
cattle-old cows principally-has been
carried on west of Jackson. The
owners of the cattle have not been
able to discover the perpetrators Of
these outrages, but suppose that the
destruction of their property has been
done to sell the hides of the cattle
killed, as in almost every instance the
carcasses are found skinned. Such
outrages should be punished with the
severest penalty of the law. We hope
our merchants will not buy hides of
anyone they do not know to be the
proper and honest owner of the same.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Mr.. w. A. Cassell, of Canton, will
be here to-day with full line of Beau
tiful Flowering Plants, in great va
riety, which he will have on exhibition
at some suitable place near the Capt.
tol. He will remain till next Wednes-
day, and parties desiring these arti-
cles of rarely and beauty will take no.
tive of the fact, and avail themselves
of this opportunity.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Miss Selma Fetter, fine brilliant
young debutante in drama and trag-
edy, was positive success last Friday
night at our Opera House, as Mari
anna" in "The Wife," No fault
could be found in her acting, while
her voice and articulation is superb.
She undoubtedly has very enviable
future before her, and cannot fail to
very soon become star of the first
magnitude in the theatrical firma-
ment.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Resolved, That the thanks of Cap
ital Lodge, /. o. o. F., are eminently
due, and most heartily rendered TO our
esteemed brother, Past Grand Master
Jos. Hirsh, for his most excellent adj
dress, delivered ON our sixty-second
anniversary, and that be be respect
fully requested to furnish us a copy
for publication.
Resolved, That the thanks of Cap
ital Lodge, j. o. O. F., are most
cordially rendered to the pastor and
officers Of the Presbyterian church, for
their kindness in allowing the use Of
their church for our anniversary ser
vices on the 18th inst.
Resolved, That the thanks Of Cap
ital Lodge are cordially rendered 10
Prof. Hampel and the Jackson Glee
Club, and the ladies, especially, for the
excellent music furnished on our an
niversary day.
Resolved, That the thanks of Cap
ital Lodge are due and warmly ex-
pressed TO all the ladies who so kindly
assisted US in the arrangements for our
anniversary celebration.
BY the Committee Of arrangements.
II. NJ. TAYLOR, Chm'n.
T.. NJ. PARKER, Sec,y.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Gem No. 2, and Pearl Hook and
Ladder Co., of this city, and the Bran
don Hook and ladder Co. have been
invited to participate in the Annual
Parade Of the Vicksburg Firemen. A
special train will leave Brandon on
the morning of the 10th at An,
passing Jackson at about O'Clock, for
the accommodation of the Firemen
and others who may wish to go. The
fare for the round trip from this city
will be 81. The train returning will
leave Vicksburg at p. NJ, and arrive
here at 10 o'clock. We are authorized
to say that the best of order will be
preserved.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30
Extraordinary seeds.

Our readers should not fail to test
the wonderful seeds advertised in our
paper under the head Of "The Far
mer's Bonanza" While the claims
for them appear exaggerated, they
are endorsed by some Of the highest
authorities of the agricultural world,
and they certainly deserve fair trial
both as curiosities and valuables.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

The irrepressible Seutter-the great
est Jeweler and Photographer in Mis-
sissippi-speaks to his customers and
the world through our columns this
morning. His advertisement will be
found full of information concerning
the various departments Of his bust
ness-very complete and laden with
interest to the reader.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

1t was thought, and so published in
the Clarion of Thursday, that the
annual parade of our Fire Depart
ment would not take place on May Sd
as heretofore announced; but at a
meeting held Thursday night it was
unanimously voted that there would
be no postponement.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

And now the Jacksonians and Wick
burgers can gossip with, sing and
play for each other through the me-
dunn of the telephone, rs was sue
cessfully demonstrated last Sunday
evening by tests made in the respec
tive offices of the two cities.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30
Elegant JeMelry Cheap.

See the advertisement of the N. Y.
Jewelry Company under above head
ing. To introduce their goods and in
fiuence Southern trade, the Company
makes some very liberal offers which
will be withdrawn soon, and therefore
all will do well to order at once, and
and get the latest styles in the jeweIry
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

So great has been the popular demand
for the celebrated remedy kidney-Wort
that il is having an immense sale from
Maine TO California. Some have found il
inconvcnient to prepare il from the DIR!
compound. For such the proprietors now
prepare il in liquid form. This can be pro-
cured at the druggists. IL has precisely
the same effect as the dry, but is very con-
centrated so that the dose is much smaller.
Lowell Mail.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30
VI AR RIED.

GREEN-CLEMoNs AT the Colored
Baptist Church in this city, ON the
evening of the 9th, BY the Rev.
Marion Dunbar, Mr.. Scott Green to
Miss Carrie Clemens.
After the ceremony was performed,
the happy couple and invited guests
repaired to the residence of the brides
mother, where an elegant feast was
spread. May they live long and
prosper"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Thousands have been cured of dumb
agues, bilious disorders, jaundice, dyspep-
STA and all diseases Of the liver, blood and
stomach, when all other remedies have
failed, by using Prof Guilmette's French
Liver Pad, which is a quick and permanent
cure for those disorders. Ask your drug
gist for the great remedy. and take no
other, and il he does not keep it send 81 80
in letter TO the French Pad Co., snd re-
ceive one by mail postpaid.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30
ELEelNT JrwrIRy CHEAP.

To Introduce our se- sylss and Influence t.s1s
80 MAKE ths folloginf unparalleled onen %
seort time: Tbs Berlin fsckst cont.ins gol1
plated watch chain. agate shawl pin, ls1II -
CANT 81 tewelry. -. bean CUT buttons corH nscE-
lace 81 q agate stuts gold pists band rine colin
button. ke{ mig. pockst eook, imItsnon ~ ~
Visiting csrda All fhese MAILED 70 you Tor -. IN
stamp; peossts for tin The lof can Dc ~
he Royal ossEst Contains o.s supert smethyst
nnR. elegant coral oruuch Get N boz nncy nscx.
lscs. coral sleeve buttons, engraved Eold plata
br.ceet. ruse sc.rfr rold plsied LADY sst To-
plata rle<re b1t1nns heavy rod plate STUDS ioyeI
ceneo scsf PIN genuine PsriE.an dle4ond st.es
MALTESE cro@ viii p. diamond center loee1un,
~ Sieve o1..ons. plated collar button, R.sss-@-
nnk watch chain. plain Eold plate ing noos{
cameo nnF, Maltese earrings With y. qismel.
eettinEx, xsnts NIL comb. nmsthysf -. 10y
full plated set with white stone s<lfi nrx ~ 30
ne uhols q thiE mkFnifcsnf collection s.nt
ssesrs y nj - 4. q -. ~ r r., Is
nj. HHELhI Co, Atlanta, Ga
TnATLtsIt olot. ssys: Ies sompe.I>, -
your nonsT d Hsto1n1inT"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Fresh Drugs, Druggists sundries, and u
full line of Toilet Articles always in stock
at Hunter 81 Harrngton's Ladies are espe-
cially invited to call. Crock Bottom" is
still their motto
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

DIR. A. ID. Mayo, of Boston, will lee
ture in the Representatives Hall Mon
day evening, on education-How Does
Education Pay? The public, and
ladies particularly are invited to at
tend.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Conductor Mack Lawrence has coni-
menced his excursions again. The
first of the season leaves Jackson
this morning at s O'Clock. Fare for
the round trip 81.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

A runaway two-horse team, DASH
ing madJy through our streets. was
the excitement Thursday. The wagon
was demolished, and one Of the
horses lost hoof.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Mr.. Clarence w. Miliett, former
local edior of this paper, but who now
fills an important position at Grand
Junction, Tenn, spent two days of
this week with his mother and many
friends I'm this city.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

About one thousand persons attend
ed the funeral Of our distinguished and
lamented townsman, Jno. w. Robin
son, Esq, Thursday evening, at ST..
Andrews (EpiscopaD Church.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Ny New York buyer has struck il
rieh this season ON Special Selections
of Colored and Black Buntings, with
Damsssee Trimming SILK to match.
The Finest and Cheapest Line Of Trim
mings, Satins and Silk in the State.
Lawns all Shades and Prices. Pique,
Domestic, Linen and Cottenade. Rib
bons, Laces and Hosiery.
The Cheapest and Best Line Of
Gents and Boys Clothing anywhere.
Please call and price at
SrEDMAN's CORNER STORE
Jackson. Mis-.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

A heavy rain late in the evening
completely squelched the grand ball
that was to have wound up the fes-
tivities of last Tuesday.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

The excursion under the auspices of
the ladies of st. Andrews church did
not go to vicksburg Thursday as was
expected, but has been postponed to
future day.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Go to John Martz's confectionery
and get your ice cold Soda Water,
Lemonade and Sher5ets. Fresh Cakes
and pure Candies, all his own make.
Abr, 29-3m,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Judge r. H. Golladay, of Yalobusha,
has been in the city several days dur
ing the week in attendance on the
Supreme Court,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

The old stumbling bricks have been
removed from the sidewalk opposite
McLaughlin's corner, and nice gravel
laid in their stead,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

The evangelists, Revs. Messrs. Pur-
ser, are still laboring for the Master
among our people. Several have been
added 10 the church, and were inn
mersed last Sunday afternoon.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-30

Mr.. Isaacs, the Hebrew philosopher
of Brookhaven, was one of the visit
ing Odd Fellows TO the Capital
Tuesday.
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DIR. c. b. Galloway, of Vicksburg,
was in the city yesterday, and favored
THE COMET with Il brief visit.
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Some large catfish are now being
caught in the river. We saw one
Wednesday that weighed about fifty
or sixty pounds.
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Hone Fire Company, of this city, is
preparing to excurt to Vicksburg on
the 2Sth of May.
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Jackson is never idle. Improve
ments are visible in many parts.
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The strawberry and ice cream fes-
tival season will be opened next week
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church.
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Lame back, lumbagO, sciatiea. and all
diseases of the kidneys, bladder, and urin-
AIRY organs are positively and permanently
Guilmette's Kidney pad.
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Large attendance at prayer-meeting
Wednesday night. 1t is growing in
interest.
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The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
meets in this city next Tuesday.
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Fire Company No. rs excursion to
New Orleans was a success. Net $500.
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Tomorrow ushers in the month o
pic-nics, fish-frys, May-queens, etc.
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Az Barneld's-
Demorest's Port Folio-What to Wear
and Catalogues. Cut Paper Patterns, Spring
and Summer styles.
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Judge Major, of Kentucky, is on a
visit to his friend and kinsman, Capt.
r. G., Kerr.
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Gem Fire Company elects its annual
officers at next regular meeting.
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No services at the Catholic Church.
Father Picherit has gone TO welcome
the new Bishop of this Diocese.
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Send your orders to 80 st. Charles St.,
New Orleans for Celluloid.