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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-01-08

GENERALS Mcdowell and Ord.
after long and faithful service, have
been put ON the retired list. The peo-
pie will hope that their lives may be
long and happy, for they have de-
served well Of their WASH
ingtOu Post,
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MULLER'S RESTAURANT.
PEARL sTRFET

WE r-speciiully call your afientian 20 the lad
w that We are ssliii,ing oFders iar Christmas
holidays such a.
OYSTERS. FISH. GAME, CRABS. CELERY. Fac
We keep constantly hand the chaieeza hands 81
bqaols. fert, sherry, Clnrsi md California Wins.
~ MUliER SLY.
Dscelnlser u, lsso-3w
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The editor Of that curiously named
paper, the Truth, has addressed an
open letter TO Mr.. Garfield, in which
he repudiates the Morey letter, and
declares IL 10 be a forgery.
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FOR RENT.

The house ON Capitol street formerly De-
cupied by Mike O'lirien as II Beer saloon.
The FIXTURES are all on hand ready for
use aud can be obtained with the house.
TERMS MODERATE. Apply To Chris.
llinrkle. jackson, Miss ianS-tf
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New Advertisements
JOHN SHARP,
& Shoemaker,
New
Established Over II Years !

Has a line lot of FRENCH CALF SKINS and the
BEST OF SOLE LEATHER. Makes the BEST
BOOTS and tn" BEST FIT Of any man in the south
WARRANT my work, for ! MAKE 1T MY
SELF jan S-2m
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STERNS'
Fertilizer AND CHEMICAL
Manufacturing Company,
No. u UNION STREET,
p. q. Box US NEW oRLEA ~.

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In Offering the well known Fertilizers, manufac-
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munity the coming s-ason, We respectfully solcii
your patronage
Our Raw Bons super-Tbo phnie aud Pure Gr0and
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agriculture, have no superior an efieStive and
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vho have tested ard unanima~ly endar~ed our Fer
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ough Cheraist is we'll established I-sF~sualr sap-r
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CO-PARTNERSHiP NOTICE.
1NIIE undersigned have this day formed a Co.
Partnership for the practice 81 Law, With the
firm name Of jenkins A Shotvell.
Very Respectfully,
J. w. JENKINS,
ROBERT SHOTWEII.
Jackson, Miss Dec. 9Th, issO-it
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For ent!

'I'HE house occupied at present by J. T. Cooper
j is offered for rent. Possession given on the
first day Of January, 1881. Apply to
GEORGE FEARN, Jackson, Miss.
December Is, Iss0-t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

WHEN grocer advertiscs every W
riety Of ''raisins" for sale. does he in
clude derricks, pulleys. jack screws,
yeast, rope and tackle and that sort ok
thing? SfeubenUiile Herald.
VIZ see an article in the papers about
boy inventors. We hope they will in
vent boy who won't whistle through
his fingers and yell on the streets as
night - Cincinndti Saturday Night.
THERE is no place like home" but
nine men out Of ten win leave Il elk
months q year for 1900 Government
Office In Washington. And the tenth
man will accept u 800 position. Nor
ristopn Herald.
The world Is like skating park.
nice when you can slide smoothly over
its surface. but cruel and cold To sit
down on when you get your feet
knocked from under you Whitehall
Times.
A BALTIMORE philosopher says that
no man can ever rise above that at
which he aims. AT tho same time We
have known man TO aim to be :
Mississippi river steamboat captain,
and rise above his position about one
hundred and fifty feet. He was greatly
esteamed BY the company. --Ne0 York
Commercial.
now TT WORKED
There was q man IN our town.
He was 80 wOndrous wise:
He thought his business would run ITSELF
, And be didn't advertise.
Well. business was dun az firsf.
hut better times came. and its queer.
One day with q rush he sold all his stun.
But the sheriff WIS auctioncer.
-Clcrcidnd PIdin-Dc0ler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

slstcrhood Of holy nuns" saws the friar.
"Siay not 70 question. for the watch Is
coming" /" What hcrc--a cup closed
in my true lover handP" sobs Juliet.
Margaret was crying; Mrs. Willough-
BY. rising up from her seat. was pulling
fanting Felicia away from the front of
the box. There was rattle nj the
handle u the door; II opened wide, and
Colonel Baxter walked IN.
"Fayr' he cried s'Fay.' forgive me: :
wont You forgive mc?
She gave cry. u spring. and clung 10
him, close 70 his heart.
Little Margaret never forgot her first
play. think Colonel and Mrs. Bax-
tcr's domestic troubles seemed % her
very tame compared 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Montague's.
Dick afterward confessed 10 his wife
that he expected something 81 the sort.
4 was talking to nv friend Mr.. Flad-
gate ~ the club he said. ..and seeing
Baxter al his elbow. took care TO tell
Fladgate. in his hearing. that Mrs. Bate
man had sent Us box fol Tonight, and
that Felicia was 70 come with you.
wonder how long the peace will last"
he said, with doubtful look.
They love each other. Dick" said
Mrs. Willoughby; land then people
can afford 70 quarrel. cant they Dick?"
Dick laughed. YES Bell" said he.
perhaps they can afford It. but il isan
expensive amusement. Anne 1hack-
cry kifchic.
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rnrv wa $3.50 49, 1-,.-.1:-. .,..-A.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

ALADf u a. the head * the Ten
nessee State Library. Mrs. Hatton. and
she and her daughter keep is twenty
thousand volumes ia useful order.
MR. A. BRoSsox ALcorr talks thus
about Hawthorne: "Ho was not well
finished except his head He was some
what awkward and ungainly. but his
head was grand and almost perfect. e
was large. 81 Websterinn shape; bis
eyes luminous and expressive, and his
voice was magnificent"
Mn. HEnBFRr SPENCER II 10 start on
his PHI 'losophical tour Of the world IN
the spring 81 1881. He will be accom-
panied By two secretaries. and il Is not
unlikely that bis friend. Professor Hux-
ley, will. for biological purposes, form
one Of the party. Mr.. Spencer's work
on the subject will. like his study on
sociology, be published In miscellaneous
IN the magazines.
SOME Of the sketches OF "George
Eliot say that Mr.. Herbert Spencer
taught her several languages. but Mr..
Lewes, in note written three or four
years since. said that when she first
met Spencer he knew only one language
while she was mistress Of seven. Her
earnings amounted 70 an average 81
5000 q year, which. for Is great Z
genius, u not overwhelming.
LORD BEAcoxsFrELD sent presen-
tation copy Of "Endymion 70 the
Queen, TO which she devoted immedi-
ately the first mornings after her To-
turn from the Scottish highlands. The
other ladies' who received the distinc-
tion were Lady Chesterfield. who Is :
special friend Of Lord Beaconsiield. and
whose husband was an associate Of his
IN his youth. and Lady Bradford. who
Is her sister. Lord Beaconsfield visits
their country seats every season.
The late Mrs. Grote, Is q girl, Wa
50 strong and high spirited that she
was called 1.-THE Empress. She rode
without saddle. and went out on the
sea in fishermen's boat alone with
her sister. She made kind Of runa-
way match with the historian. After
being engaged to him fortwo years she
grew tired Of waiting for her fathers
consent, and one March morning she
slipped away TO ncighboring church,
got married without anyone knowing.
and came back TO breakfast IS Il moth
ing had happened.
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BALTIMORE dispatch says: For the
the past three years. Is sure Is each re-
curing month Of January rolls
around, tho Mayor or one Of the othsr
head officials of this municipality re-
cejves, under cover from some other
city. but originally postmaFked from
Baltimore. over $1,000 in cash, con-
science money for taxes. A ms nal, 4
few days since. the envelope arrived.
this time under cover from Boston. II
was addressed in bold round, hand to
= Tho Treasurer Of Baltimore CITY. !"
CITY Register John A. RobtI broke the
seal and found inclosed n plain sheet
Of white note paper 81 $50 An three $500
bills. one 90 and one y o note. On the
paper was the inscrir> dion. "For one
years city and State taxes For two
years past the city <elcctives and tax.
bailiils bave been endeavoring % find
out who y The sender Of the money.
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But nevertheless Troy was to remain
impregnablc 50 long as il retained the
Palladium, which. as we have before
said, had been given by Zcus to the
founder Of the city. Illus. Ulysses. how
ever, having disguised his person with
miserable clothes aud sclf-intiicted
wounds. introduced himself into the
city and found means TO carry away the
! Palladium BY stealth. He was recognized
only by Helen, who concerted with him
means for the capture Of the town. A
final stratagem was resorted %. At the
suggestion Of Athene, Epeins and Pan
opeus constructed hollow wooden
horse. capacious enough 70 contain one
hundred men. In this horse the most
eminent Of the Greek heroes concealed
themselves, while the whole Greek
army, having burned their tents and
pretended TO give up the siege. sailed
away with their ships. which they an
chored behind Tcnedos. Overjoved TO
see themselves finally relieved, the Tro-
jams issued from the city and wondered
at the stupendous horse. on which was
written that il was dedicated TO Afhene
by the departing Greeks. They were
not long at loss what to do with Il;
and the anxious heroes from within
heard their consultations, as well as the
voice Of Helen when she pronounced
the name Of each hero, counterfeitirr
the accent Of his wife's voice. Some
desired to bring Il into the city and to
dedicate Il 70 the gods; others advised
distrust a. the enemv's legacy. Lao
coon. the priest Of Posedon came with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

PnorEcr the children horses. dogs,
Aud don't neglect the dnnkcys:
Avrnyc the VIKINGS of ported frogs.
Maintain fhc rights of mlnkcys.
Prevent even cruelty 70 dies;
Aud then. Just Tor variety,
on wise rrforinrr' organize
Another new society.
when baby-shows are on the wanc.
And flgh Inr.cpcks are parted
Aud drivers all have grown humane,
Aud drONrr> frnirf-hrn ted
when birds nrc safc and babies FREQ
From all their needless bnihers.
IT'S time 10 think n seems 10 me,
~ cruelty 70 fathers.
Enlisted once a. parents. we
soon yield 70 tho aggression
OF rosy listed Tyranny
Andcnrly-haIred oppression.
All unawarcs upon ns dart,
without rcinorec Or pity,
These small invaders Of tnp heart,
These dimpIed, kay balditli'
/ cannot pass my door. hut ona
a. AZ my cont-tlil tugtinR:
They're often up before he sun
They wake me with their huzging.
No work Is 20 important quite
A. their delicious fonling:
Al home. abroad hy dny. by night.
They're at my heaststrings pulling.
when sit lonely. sad Or dumb.
They storm my Doubling Castle:
They rout my troubles: become
Their uDfcsistinx xa.soi.
They witch my ears with countless charms
A thousand rtificcs:
They bar. they chain me In their arms
They rob me Of my kisses.
No frowns rcpcl their mad attack.
Hut these nudacious fri <kcrs
Still climb my knee. and ride my back,
And twcak my hair and whi-kcr-.
You'd sec. II you should catch us then,
How lifiic II has sIgnificd
Thnt !. the most oppressed ~ men,
Was ever the most digniiied.
Therefore. humbly touch again
The point from which I sfarttd--
For drivers now are al hu name
y drovers tender hearted;
You've freed the young and innocent
From NIL their needless bothers.
SO now do something 70 prevent
This cruelty u fathers.
-. r. 1ror6rldge. N Youths COMPANION.
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DI8vA juliet, S1lQ DICK Wnen
Juliet, after her great outcry Of child
like terror, suddenly, nobly. calmly
drains the sleeping-draught. Then
came that last great scene where life
and death seem struggling for while.
and the unseen and the present meet.
and human beings fall helpless and
PROSTATE before the awful doom Of fate.
II was not till this last scene that the
opposite curtain was pushed back. and
that Colonel Baxter. seeing his wifc's
beautiful sad face leaning forward.
leaned forward too.
Who was IL spokep Was Il Shakes
pearo who spoke in faithful, ever
enduring wordsP was Il BaxterP was IL
Felicia? /" Oh, my love! my wifer' says
Romeo.
Felicia looked up. Had some voice
calledP Perhaps she looked away be-
cause she could not face II all; but from
across the great theater she met the
steady look Of her husbands eyes; the
two saw each other. With q faint cry
Felicia half rose, and half mechanically
put out her arms, - Juliet had done;
then she turned and caught n Mrs.
Willoughby's outstrctchcd hand.
ibid you see himr did You seew she
said.
"Oh. hush! listcnr' cried nttl1 Mar
garct, bending forward
sCome, Ill dispose Of ulco among .
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
A Reported Purchase.

A committee composed Of Mcssrs
Fred Iiei9, Mai"r, A Wh'lhelm, {.
nanz and j Sell, Nave been appointed
By tbs Gsrinan Library Association,
and b lawrra SaenE,r bGnd, t" Inspect,
and g-cer' ain the prlre al which the
Sixth street portion Of the Wesleyan
Female College building can be pur'
chased. The {, mnittec WAS instructed tt
report ON Wednesday evening, ana II
the terms arc favorable, Immediate ac'
Ion wi be taken toward buying the
properly.
Tue buildiugis large, and well suited
for the purposes con cmpated by the
societies. IL is the property OF the
Wilmington Saving Fund Society, and
was built in 1874. H. was used as a
portion Of the college until last JuIy
since which tine it has been vacant.
If it should become the property"f tht
Germans it is th"ir intention to use tht
lower part for the German school, and
upper rooms for tho meetings OF th'
&, rman societies Of this city. The
building /, four stories IL hiaht, aho
runs back to the College buildings
There is u large school room on the
lowe, hDor, a Il \ nall aad meeting
room on the second Il or: it is admlra'
lily adapted t'r the purpose conteuI'
piate4.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
"A WOndGrInl Grow ROOAl.

On track OF timber at All0way's
Creek Neck, a few miles from Salem,
New jersey, belonging to Tnomas
Shauda, is a crow roost, which Is the
wonder of the ncighborhood. A small
crow roost was formed several winters
ago in the track, and it kept growing
until it now comprises a family OF
several thousands. The music made
by the crows il not only superior to any
ever heard from the throats of crows
by old time residents, but by some sort
cf understanding among the musicians
thefc is no cessation of The music. Ine
roUst seems to be divided into two com
paules, one Of which warblcs dulIng
the daytime and the other at night
whila half are asleep the other ha I
keep up the concert. Then they alter
nate. For three weeks have these ctows
kept up their orderly method Of waro-
| ling, and the noise has not ceased Tor 4
moment. Yet it is not diaasroeab.e,
aud the Cd women say that they could
not 20 to sleep without the sound OF the
crows in their ears A certain number
of the crows 60 on foraging eApeil-
ton every day, and half dozen act a.
guards, rUOsting IN = tree several nun
dred feet di,taut, and give warning
hen any one approaches too close tc
| the 70 ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
CHRIsTnA,! CHRIETMAs As!!

Ho for the good things! Ctr n, 10 and II
cts; lemon and orange peel 10 cts; We nave
u full line 0 bananas and oranges FOR Christ
mas, lemons, Il ct. dOzen; tine mixture s, ID
its: b. st, Is cts; best l. yer raisns, 70 cts;
Princess sbcl,ed alinoLds, So cts: cream nuts.
12cts; English walnuts. II cte.; golden dates,
10 cts; Valencia rhls ms, Ii CTS Maeca el
rasins, l5 cts; Sultanas, IA cts figs, 10 cts;
prunells, 20 cts; Gernaa ears. IL cts;
swiss apples, II cts; new York plums, II
cts; 4 Is Of peaches, Is cts 1t Ian peaches,
IS cts; fancy pared peaGhos, is cts, table
peaches 20 cts. q can; 3 hs, evaporated ap-
ples, 25 cts. golden pumpkin, II cts can
Lima beans. IL cts. d can; strawb rries, ~
cts, can. We have seedless ch srres, huckle-
berries, blackbelr rts damsOn piums, Caiif r.
mia piums, oneida packed apples, % cts; a..
,atsup, II cts pins, 10 cts; hs Drunes, ~
cts: currants, 5 ct?.; tinest French prunes, IL
cts, Have you tried our cream cheese, II n0e
try it: or ,nherres, 8, 10 aud IA cts. at: did
you sec the Caiiorni. sugar at s cts. tt. to
sweeten your mlnce ries; butter at 20 cts,
makes nice pie crust; solid packed butter at
| 25 cts; Tagioca, ITS; Mamuka, 20 cts; i'm
ported gelatine as good as t04e's, lO cts .
paper: sugar at 6h, !, Sand cts; gran
ulated 10 cts: coffee from 10 ,pto 10 cts they
come from all parts for our Buttercup ginger
snaps at l6 cts fruit biscuit, tbs for 70 Gus
our dollar bag of flour is excel Mt; our VI ~
barrel of flour is g0ld:our eight dollar hour ii
white: ladies, we commend our Christmas
off ring Of tea for one week; our dollar teas
at 50 cts n II. for one week oilv. We have
lJt of brOoms st 20 c.s ; lot of soap at cts.
worth 7: largo LIT Of starch at 5 cts b.;
horse radish 10 eti Come TO lob E st Sixth
5 rec. and see il you don't get yo!r mohy
back. l. M WlEh'
decl1t6t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
f.euk Lesiie's Popular Xsnfh.y'

The January number is one o: re-
ma, kable cxrcllc. CO and alouuds with
li'eratv and artistic illiants. Pr' mi,
nent among the latter is The coIored
tronlispiect, "rhe Finishing Touch,
bv Meyer Won Bremen; Douglas Camp.
hell contributes IA highly interesting ar
tIcLc, "Ihe Past, Present and Fu'uLc OF
New York, Water SupplN' which Is
profusely illustrated. Distinguished
invaids, SIN TIE Land Of the Pyren'
ers, -" "Chatswolth," by y. Robinson,
"Hearing," by 7. Jeffrey Parker, are
few of the iinely.illu,trated noteworthy
articles. Gerald Cartons serial, Lea
ME, Empress of the Air." is continued
The number contains l2S Guarto pages
and about 100 illustrations, and is OF,
fcrcd a. the low price OF . cents. The
annual subscription is $2, sent post
free. Addres, FRANK LEsLlB, Pub
Usher, SO, IS and u Park Place, New
York
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
A Teachers Sui eide In PreSenco
OF his Pupils.

Joseph Chadwick Hendle, an Eng
lishman and a graduate of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, was employed as .
school teacher in Woodlands, sixty
miles from Winnipeg, Manitoba. At
the close of the days session few
days ago, he said to the pupils "All
those who wish a new school teacher
hold up their hands," Not hand was
raised. Waiting moment he again
addressed them, telling them to 60
home and study their lessons thorough
ly, as that was the last time he would
teach them. He then went to his desk
and wrote on piece of paper which he
put In the desk, which he locked and
put the key ia his pocket. Then draw
ing forth small vial be drank its con-
tents, turned and walked toward the
door, staggering like drunken man
before the atfrighted children. AT
length some of them ran and summon
cd the neighbors, who hurried to the
scene, bat only reached him in time to
see him in his last agony. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
A Pretend d ed Com jurer Fatally Shot

NORFOLK, Na.-A negro conJurer
and ,o-called doctor named Hampton
Price, was fatally SHOT ut Franklin
last night, under somewhat peculiar
circumstances. The Legro having be-
come hard up IN bis own neighborhood
came to Franklin to try his conjuring
scheme on the ignorant negroes there.
An old negro, in well-to-do circum-
stances, became greatly interested in
Prices professions of skill. Price pro
missed for fifty cents to inform him
where q mine of coined gold could be
found. This promise turned the old
mans head. He promptly advanced
the half dollar and the conjurer gave
his victim Il charm, which was to point
out IA gold mine. The victim soon learn.
ed Of the base deception and demanded
the return of his money, which Price
refused. Town Sergeant Oliver, OF this
place, last night renewed this demand.
The conjurer not only declined, bu! en-
forced his declination with u black
lack, which he carried upon his per-
son. With this he struck Oliver four
or five blows over the head. The lat
ter tinally drew his pistol and shot his
assailant in the back while fleeing.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Amazed 0crnlla.

4 hermit who had lived near Roch-
~ = Mills, Penna., died last week in
,ladelphia, leaving some property by
,.Il TO two of his nephews, whom ht
n..d not seen for years. One OF them
had Incurred his disapprobation by q
too great fondness for pleasure. The old
man, however, left them all his estate
provided that they pat in an appearance
within six years after his death, and
that the worldly one mad reformed
and become true christian. If these
conditions should no be complied
with, then the money is to 90 to
the First Reformed Presbyterian
church.