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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-27

LIsTToF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaIn1ng
in the Post Office at Chariestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va. December "a, 1881.
Mrs. a. NJ. Reid, Miss Rhoda Stripping,
J. Ohm Eastwood Fountain w Holmes. w
w jefferson, Franklin Jones, DIR. r.. B.
Moses, Denton Prather, j. 9. Child, Elijah
Brow.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of,
Zee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised
BENZ r. LE1sESRINa. p. NJ.
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MrRRY CnR1srMAs ON THE b. 70
The b. & o. management has, with oharao,
.eris.ie good feeling toward its patrons along
the line. determined tina. they shall have
merry time on the road during the holidays.
To this end the low rate Of two cents per
mile is announced from any station to any
station on the main line. branches or divi>
sions. In other words these low rate tickets
will be placed son sale Dec 9th aud will
continue on sale until aud including Jan. I'd.
They viii cover all points reached direct by
the b go, and will be good on all trains
that makeathe stops.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-27

J have for sale KINGS SASH ApJusTrp a..
ee e. ,, Of .bs kind also have the IMPRoyEn
and ace for yourself n SGalE
Sept. 10, 1851 j. SHIRLEY ssstra q
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NoTICE.

uAvISG sold my stock o, good. ..1au
80 nell 4 Co.. respectfully notify ali VIE
know themselves indebted 20 me 70 come forvard
AZ once and .eitle their secouuts. az ali u.n.iSr
secounts At s.ntember 26th will 5. placed X -.
bands OF an officer OF the law =
J.sHIRLEY SMITH.
Businsss AZ my old stand. apd heartily rsea,s!y1
nerd all who wi.h Good and Cheap Groceriss ia
give them ca II before buying eIseuhers "
To my friends and patrons return rn..,s
than ks for their past and eaInestIy -.
qaest eoSttnusnee ofthe came 90 my sueessssr,f
Sept. 10. 1881. J,'sH1RLkY smrrH
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Ran. ROdrick

THERE may. he constantly found at my we'll
supplied store at the above stand ON . OF tho
NEST com Plete stockso goods TO be .een in the
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PROCLAMATION.
5000 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS Ii appears by Information re.
w eeiyed by me, that the following named
Penitentary Convicts effected their escape
at the dates, and from the places mentioned,
and are still at large, to-wit: Peter Bonds,
Peter Morton John Rutherford and Joe Ruth
erford, August 18th, 1881, from NJ 9. H. X,
Gravel Siding, Tshomiugo county; Laura
johnson, July 2a 1881. from Hoskins Hamil-
toms Mills, Brookhaven, Miss oliver James,
Aug. oath, 1881, from Pollock Il Myers, Boli-
var county; George Johnson, Aug. 30th, 1881,
from W. 4 f. X. R., Holmes county; Sam.
Lewis. August oath, 1881. from K. Burdett,
Washington county; jeff Patrick, Aug. 12th,
1851, from Thos Graves, Holmes county
Mark Parker, July 18th, 1881 fgQ0 Mar0ela
Plantation, Holmes cqButy, JAS, NJ. Weeks,
Aug 9Th, laal from Yellow Greek Line OF
Columbus, Fayette and Decatur r. r.. and
Jesse Young, July 3Oth, 1881, from John l.,
Hebron, Washington county.
Now therefore, /, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above Ieward, for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of the said
conyicts; or $50 q. each for one or more of
them: said eewaTd is payable by Hamilton. Al
len & Co, Lessees of the Penitentiary, And
do moreover, require all officers Of this State
to be diligent in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State affixed. st Jack son this
H. 81 18th day of Septen.ber, A. D., 1881
J. NJ. STONE.
BY the Governor;
HENRY c. MYERs, Secretary 5f State.
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The Late Judge Albert Langley.
LoDag RooM WAxAHAcHIE LODGE.
No. so, l. o. o. F.,
G.uLa. 1Ofb 1891

NO. GU L. ". ". r.,
September 10th, 1881. }
Reliable information having been received
of the death of our esteemed Brother and
Past Grand, Albert Langley, at his former
home in Jackson Mississippi, on the TN day
of this month; therefore. be it
Resoiped That the death of Brother langley
has cast gloom of sadness and sorrow over
this Lodge and each member hereof, as we'll
as over our entire community.
Resolved That in the death of Bro. Langley
this Lodge has lost one of its brightest and
most devoted and Jealous members, and we
deeply deplore the great loss which we have
thus sustained, which the community has
sustained, and which the county has sus-
tanned BIZ his death, in his recent honored,
and useful character as her Judge admins
tering ably, faithfully, and impartially her
laws.
Resolued That as a slight and humble
tribute to the memory of our lamented COM
panion and affectiOnate friend and Brother.
this Lodge room be draped in mourning, and
that the usual badge of mourning be worn by
each member for thirty days from this date,
and that page of our Records be set aside
and dedicated TO his memory.
Resoteed That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded 10 the aged father and mother,
whom our friend much loved and revered ;
that COPY hereof be forwarded to the arkson
(MississiDpi) CLARION and copy to the Ellis
cohuty, papers with request for publication
Given under our hand and seal OF the Lodge,
this Sept. 12tn, 1881
II. R. PARKS, n. G.
F. P. POWELL, Secretary.
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DESCRIPTION :


Peter Bonds-Age SO, height feet inches;
complexion, hair and eyes, black; whip scars
on back and legs scar on left wrist.
Laura Johnson-Age Il, height . feet !
inches complexion dark brown; hair and
ewes black three right lower jaw teeth OUT
yery small birth-mark on face long small
scars on right hand.
Oliver James-Heights feet inches, age
II; complexion, hair and eyes black scar
under right eyebrow; small scar on right
temple; scar on right leg !; very large navel
George Johnson-Age 30, height feet
.iEshes complexion, hair and eyes black
long scar in right forehead; hirth-marks IN
ssde right elbow two scars en- back Of right
hand; scar on back Of aeft hand; scar on
right thigh long soar on joint first finger OF
1 Sam Lewis-Age %, hight feet 91I inches;
complexion, light brown; hair and eyes
black; end middle finger of right hand Oh )
scar on upper right fofeheaa scar on @ oack .j.l
Peter Norfon-Age u, height . feel "a
inches. complexion hair and eyes black; scar
on forehead at edge OF hairi scar on rlght
law thumb Of left hand of; left arm from
elbow down badly scared.
JEFF. PatIiek-Age y, height . feet alnchesi
complexion. hair and eyes black; scar on
sight shoulier, scar on right foot; scar on lett
arm and hsnd.
Mark Parker-Age A, height 5 feet rs
inches. eonplexioB, hair and eyes black
SCAR on wrist and hand from burns; seYeFal
ssars on left side of back; several small scars
on upper part of abdomen. =,
John Ratherford-Age 81, height feet II
inches; complexion white hair dark; eyes
Ts,aes NJ. Neeks-Age y, height feet !
inches complexion white, hair auburn, eyes
grey; long scar on hack of left hands small
Scar on right shoulder mark on small OF
back.
inches; complexion, hair and eyes black
small scar en- forehead scar on upper right
breast: two middle fingers of right hand of !
littie finger of left hand off; scar "a ief'
breast.
sep15, '8l-4w
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A Broken Rail Results in Serious Ac-
cident on the Vicksburg and Meridian
Railroad.
A PASSENGER TRAIN JUMPS THE TRACK,
BADLY BRUIsING AND BURNING A.
NUMBER OF PERSONS.
yycK6BupG. September Is, 1881

XICk6BURG, September 10, 1851.
A serious accident happened to the west
bound passenger train Of the Htcksburg aud
Meridian railroad this morning between SIX
and seven o'clock, when within few miles
of Edwards, Miss. The superintendent's
car, sleeping coach and ladies car were
thrown from the track, the smoking and
baggage cars and engine remaining. a
Great number of passengers were aboard
1b. train aud the accident resulted quite
seriously for some of them, The following
persons are among the wounded; P. Savier,
of Tensas parish, La, severe cut IN the head,
tboUch not dangerous; J. 0. Younger, of
West Point, Miss, seriously cut in the head,
and hurt in the back; two sisters, Misses
Georgia and Emma Goodman, of Water,
proof, La, Miss Emma is seriously injured,
Miss Georgia severely cut in head and eyei
Miss Carrie Mosby, of this county, seriously
bruised; Mrs Mary ORrien, of New Orleans.
seriously, but not dangerously injured Miss
Jennie Dawson, of New Orleans. severely
bruised; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Maxwell, of
Mounds. La, both severely bruised; a. 5.
Coltharp, of Miliken's Bend, La, was
ceriousiy injured in the left breast, left hand
Badly CRUSHED end cut in the head his wife
as aboard Of tie train but vas not burt
Rav Eliza George, Baptist Minister, OF
Amite city, La, skull 1f:-setured severely;
Mr.. George is seventy-six years old. Ieeii:
Isreal Putnam, of Griffin, Ga, had his left
shoulder seriously crushed, Mrs. Annie
COPELAND and children, of Girard, La, who
we're en- route home in answer to telegram
summoning her to the bedside of her dying
husband. Mrs. Copeland had several eats in
her head, and her little sou five years old
had his skull fractured and is badly hurt.
Mr.. Charles Young, of St. Joe, La, is bad
ly bruised Mrs. Van Winkle, of New Or
leans, bruised, but not seriously; her sister,
Miss Oliver, sf Lake Providence La, was
seriously cut in the face. The wounded are
now in this city and receiving all necessary
and careful attention. Railroad officials at
ibis place did everything in their power to
alleviate the suh6rngs Of the afflicted. Sup
erntendent Raworth was ia his car at the
time of the accident, aud was severely bruiss
ed. 1t is thought and believed that the
injuries will not prove necessarily fatal to
any of the wounded. A broken rail was
the oaase of the accident, and but for the
timely efforts of Conductor Mack Lawrence
| in putting the air brakes 70 work, many
deaths might have been the result.
! "a number of the passengers have
published card e4operatlng Conductor
Lawrence from blame, and commencing
him for his GOODNESS and care for the
wounded.)
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~ s BAR, printer. VII heat q g
g.. s. s ;rterest to himself b cemmunlea'
sa'..s .'..s !. ~ Lsdo4, BrOokhaTen.
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your Druggist
to use something for your Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing about, you
get discouraged spending money with but lit
tie success. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will cure
You of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with
all its effects. such sour stomach, Sick
Headache, HabituaI Costiveness, palpitation
of the Heart. HEARTBURN, Water brash, Full
ness at the pit of the Stomach. Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue. Indigestion, swimming of the
head, low spirits Sc. we ask you to go toy your
Druggist and get Sample Bottle of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or u
linv vou
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MOmen.
TER THAN THE SMILES OF KINGS.

BETTER THAN THE SMILES OF KINGS.
To bring health and happiness to homes Of
suffering women is mission before which
royal favor sinks into significance. What
earthly btnefaetion compare with one
which protects from
'That dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beauty's transient fowerf
which gives ease for pain joy for sorrow,
smiles for tears, the of health for the pal
lor of disease, the light, elastic step for drag
ging weariness, nights of soft repGse for heavy
hours of tossing restlessness, bounding vigor
for languishing duliness, the swelling lines OF
full grown beauty for the sharp and withered
form of emaciation long life of mental, physi-
cal, social and domestic enjOyments tor fe'0
sad days of pain and gloom, enuing in an early
grave Such is the mission, such the re-
suits of DR.. J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator,
which is hence truly and appropriately styled
"WOman's Best Friend
"Whites," " and all those Irregularities of the
womb so destructive TO the health, happiness
and beauty of women, disapper like magic be-
fore Il single bottle OF this wonderful COM
pound. Physicians prescribe it. Prepared
by DR.. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial
size 75c; large size, S150. For sale by Byron
Lemly and r. r. Ledbetter.
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-. creams Fan appointments
0Ae 1881.

ocroprR-1e-17, Rosedale; 1g-zl, sIfsn, sn1i;as
pCrosah aa Tnhnsonville; 25-27, rolling
Fork Fork 81, Lake Washington ,.....s.. !.
. NJ NoyFxprn-2, q Bovinas 4 hdyafasII Al. 4
tal.op hon .s1 3 RAYMOND 9, oIinton =, nss.
BO.'Gs rs 1s 6ry 5 Grove; 15 Crystal % Spslnss 81
sammit; S uaa 20, F. N. and q MeSOmD Conson - 81
5s ''siI, Maeaolia; %, Osykai = Ssn'
Kosciusko. =.
DrcrABrR-1-2, Lexington :.,a,,a :, : z1s e
ysiden 4. P n, and on, " ~ Como;
Carsollton; 10, Gre1aaai =, = e BatesviIIe
u z ua.,aa".,o. =, an y IRIS, Oxford zI-az
l0, a0..sr VALLEY 24-25 Holly Sprlngs -
q s l;bsral eoatTibgtian 70 the ea1sS :
S. & - .-;sI,;n the Diocese win Pc skness
a.'ss'ons ~, @.s..- ..ssee III ". n GREEs
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Respectfully,
E. II. REFER, City Collector.
sExTox's REPORT (wHITE.)

sExTox's REPORT (wHITE)
JACKSON, MISS, Sept. l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City at Jackson:
GExTLEMEN-I have the homer, as Sexton fOl
the white people, to make the following report
of interments in the City Cemetery during
the month Of August, 1881
August 6. Sam Virden Moore, age 10 months
congestion of the bowels.
August 7, Steward Patterson, age 81 years
congestive fever
August u, John Moore, age 10 months, con-
gestion.
August IA, Lillian Clark, age months, con,
gestion.
August l5 Alice Elizabeth Mclaughlin, age
II months, tecthing.
August 10, Fleet Taylor Cooper, age &c
years, hepatic abscess.
August2l, Mary Margaret Monahan, age IL
months whOoping cough.
August y, Mrs. Mary Ann Rice, age Is
years, congestion ofthe kidneys.
August 23 Florence Madora Carroll, age :
mouths cholera infan'um.
August %, Harris Barksiale, age 35 years,
phthisis.
August 27, Joseph Hudson, age % years,
dystentery.
August 28 Dominiek Conwen, age So years,
congestion
Very Respectfully,
Philip RYAN. City Sexton.
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Tuition for one fun course of lectures,
St. Margaret's Hall.
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
state Street. jackson, Miss.

TEHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
/ tion will open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
18TH, 1881. The Laboratory will be furnished
with new and complete apparatus and will
be under q competent aud experienced Pro-
fcsgor, who will also take charge Of the classes
in Latin, French and Book keeping.
Experienced teachers have been engaged
for all the other Departments.
Drawing will be made compulsory, the same
as penmanship. The kindergarten viii be
re-opeued Boarding and Tuition $3.50 per
term OF forty weeks.
For particulars apply to
julyl4 sl-6m MRS. S. B. WARE.
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MAJ. BARKsDALE AND GEN. SMITH re-
turned this morning from attending meet
ings at GAINESVILLE and Pennington, Hancock
county. The Democracy in that county are
thoroughly united. Both meetings were en-
thusiastic Judge Holloman presided Ct
GAINESVILLE. The demonstration at Pearling-
ton which is simply hive of industry, un'
der the management of Messrs. Poitevent
and Favres, was the mc&t magnificent affair
of the kind ever witnessed in that portion O
the State. The grounds were brightly IL
Illuminated, and there were music and ban
ners and all che paraphernalia necessary to
make it grand success. Everybody. men
women, and children, white and coiofed,
vas in attendance.
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OFFICIAL pRocEED1Nes
ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.
ItcKsnS Mss SEM :

Jackson, Mss, Sept. 5. 1881.
At special meeting Of ths Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen for the purpose of appointing a
Board of Registration for the city of Jackson.
Present-His Honor, John McGiIl, Mayor
Aldermen. Jones, Spengler, Taylor and Vir-
den. Absent-CIingan and Williams.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Il. L. Muller, South Ward A. W Smythe,
North Ward; n s Temples, West Ward
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
W. s. PowER, Acting Clerk.
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JACKSON. Miss. Sent. 7th. 1881.

Mayor and Aldermen of the Citv of Jackson,
held Wednesday. September 7th, 1881, there
were present-Hon. John McGiIl, Mayor; AL
dermen Ciingan, Jones, Spengler Taylor, Vir-
lar aud Williams
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appointments for Public Speaking.
JOINT APPOINTMENTS.


Joint appointments fer Gen. Robert Lowry
and Col Benjamin King, candidates for
Governor
Cofeeyine, Yalobusha county, Friday Sep
tember %.
Water Valley, Yalobusha county, Saturday,
September "a
oxford, Lafayette county, Monday, septem-
ber 26.
Holly Springs, Marshall county, Tuesday,
September 81
Gorinth, Alcorn county, Thursday, septem-
ber 29.
Bonneville, Prentiss county, Friday, Sep
tember 80
0kolona, Chickasaw county, Saturday, oc-
tober l.
Aberdeen, Monroe county, Monday. octo-
Der 3.
West Point, Clay county, Tuesday, Qcto-
Der A.
Columbus, Lowndes county, Thursday, Oc-
tober 6.
Macon, Noxubee county, Friday October Z.
Scooba, Kemper county, Saturday, October g.
Meridian, Lauderdale county, Monday,
October 10.
Newton, Newton county, Tuesday, October H.
Forest, Scott county, Wednesday, octo-
Der y.
Jackson, Kinds county, Thursday, October
49,
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman Dem.-C Con. State Ex. Committee.
JNO. T. HULL,
Chairman Nat G. B. Labor Ex Committee.
H.R. WARE,
Chairman Republican Ex. Committee.
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L.F. CHILEs, Secretary.
pri1,ge Eatise.

Not;ce Is hereby given t, the public that eae
Pearl River Free Bridge VIII pc impasssg's ,;l !
from Monday. Sept. goth, from . A. NJ uh'l, :
.iY : a.cb dav until completed. During me
80 : :. and on Sundays the bridge will De
nasssb,e n.s This is done in order to put N
psssa l'..~a ;a;st Eighteen t1sl new bents nave
sa.a -. mt in: those acquainted with capt
pss Nh Hsmmond win be satisfied that the WORK
~ - : ,vell done. Hands are now at worA
3 -. l..nrrn;ke The river has been foroaole
Ear 4 month. 2 =
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DIED.

Recently. at Noble Lake. Ark, At the resi-
dence Of Mrs Sol Franklin, aee Goidlna
HilEheim Mas CELIA MORRIS daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs Marcus Hilzheim-
The deceased was widow. and leaves three
little boys. She vas native of this city, and
thirty-nine years of age. She was sister-in-
law of Messrs. Tsydore and Henry Strauss.
and H. H. smythe. Her death is mourned oy
a laruo a;reIa
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Monday, the 3D. day of October. 1881,
PROCEz7A-M ATOM
$3.50 90 RID.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceivod by me, that on the 10th day Of
August, 1881, in Rolling Fork Shurkey county,
Joseph A. Thomas. in Geld blood murdered
Mr.. CHARLES NJ. MURRAY, and made his es-
cape, and is still al large;
Now. therefore, l. }. NJ STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer The above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Joseph
A. Thomas, to the Sheriff Of Sharkey county,
at Rolling Fork; the said reward is in addi-
ton to the Statutory reward. And / do,
moreover, require all officers of this State to be
diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive,
Joseph 4. Thomas
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, Il Of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. - Gth day Of September, A. D., 1881.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
HENRY G MYERs. SecretarY nf State.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

Gen. j. R. Chalmers will address his fellow
citizens, at the following places
Liberty, Wednesday, October 8.
Summit, Thursday, October 8.
Brookbaven, Friday, October
Meadville, Saturday, October 8.
Hasiehprst, Monday, October 10.
Hernando, Wednesday. October -.
Batesville. Friday, October IA.
Coffeeville Monday, October II.
Holly Springs, sday, October 1S.
Benton. Wednesday. October Is,
FRANK JOHNSON,
Chairman Dem Con. Ex. Committee.
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LUMBER. SHINGLES AND LATHs.-Messrs.
Dameron & Swan, lumber dealers, have a
card in this issue, to which attention IS
called. Their mills are at Brookhaven, and
their yard in West jackson. They have
superior facilities for filling orders for the
best lumber, on short notice.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

Gen. J. z. George will address his fellow cit
zens at the following places;
Wallhaii, wednesday, Oc'ober II.
Chester, Thursday, October IL.
Louisville, Friday, October a..
Shuqulak, Saturday, October 10.
Macon, Monday, October II
DeKalb, tuesday, October Is.
Philadelphia Wednesday, October 49,
Decatur, Thursday, October 70.
Hillsboro, Friday, October q.
Carthage, Saturday, October ~
Kosciusko, Monday, October "A.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman State peil.-Go44. Kx Yo1. m
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neatn n re-. y W. Hines.


In the Weatherford, Texas, Commercial
we find the announcement of the death of
Rev. 7. ". Hines. at his residence in that
place, on the morning of 10Th inst De
ceased was a native of Sumpter county,
Ala. and was forty-fiye years of age. He
was well-Lnown in Mississippi, where he
had labored with efficiency and zeal in his
Masters cause. For some years past he
has been member Of the Northwest Texas
Conference. and had nlled, with great &C
eeptauce, several very important appoint
.,enty. In his death the church has lost one
of her abIest ministers His bereaved wife
ond children have sustained loss that
time FIN cannot repais, lgt they haye the con-
soIatiou Of knowing that be fought good
t;gbt and that he has entered into his re
wsra. .sAlI is bright" we're among bis last
words m a earth, and al i JOY with him n
~ better lard Il Which be has gone.
,aso.ssed ~ vas brother of our isllow.sitizen,
r. az 81. Hines and 70 him and tie
.ss; sis;esed family We tender our earnest
sympeshy
wD gABB. printer. viii bear of sons-
- - ,sz1f i. - s.fSs,a 1z5s4 Mica. /.
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The Central DemOcratie-COnserVatiFe
Club

Will meet in the Senate Chamber next
Tuesday night, at o'clock, for the purpose
of reorganization and for such other busi'
ness as NAV be submitted. All citizens OF
Jackson wLq desire the success of the
Damocratic-Conservatige tieketiare request
ed to be present.
J. w. CLINGAN, President.
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Memphig Hospital Medical COIlegel

ND MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SOUTH
AWEsRERs BAPTIST UNIyERsITY, at Mem
phis. Lectures begin 0cToBER SD.
aug.ll. 'Sl-6w.
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TaE Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
carpet. Carpeas, Carpeasl.

Es9FI3Et9s TT LIE Na11
Just reeeiFed At r hitting s Grayss Tapestry
Brussels st Soc. zoe. and s5c- per yard 9 ply,
best EQUALITY. It 81 Is per yard; extra supers
from CSC ID sc. Ingram il wool and mixed
from So. 10 65c. and for 81. extra per yard
viii have carpets inside any size or shape and
can furnish rugs % match any samples We
have Isept. s. +.
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Beautifers.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
checks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beautifers of the world,
while in poor health, and nothing will give
You such good health, strength, buoyant
spirits and beauty as Hop Bitters, i trial
is certain proof-Telegraph
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. E. Barksdale and Gen Smith, will
speak at Paulding, Jasper county, Tuesday,
Sept. zlth, anS
Hon, L. BarRsdale and Hon. 7. 5. Eaton, at
Eilisville, Jones county, Wednesday, Sept
2Sth. 80,
Enon. Perry county, Thursday, Sept. 18th.
Columbia, Marion county, kridGy, Sept. 8Ath
Williamsburg, Coyington eountY, Saturday,
Oct. Ist
WestviIle, Simpson county, Monday, Oct.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman State Dem.-Con. Ex. Committee.
The weekly clarion., 1881-09-22

Az article setting forth the praises and
profits Of the Plymouth Rock chicks will
be found on last page. Mr. Montgomery,
of StarkvilIe. has the eggs for sale. See his
advertisement Of same.
The weekly clarion., 1881-09-22
DIR. W. BILLIE,

FLEEoED-lined Hose for Ladies, at
WHITING & GRAYs
The weekly clarion., 1881-09-22
The Late Harris Rarksdale.

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Capt. Harris Barksdale. died in Jackson, On
the 22d of August, of consumption after long
illness. He left splendid record behind as
soldier. citizen, and journalist.