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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04

PROCEEDINGS or 4 rszoo NETTING

+
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of The
citizens of Yaxoo City and county took
place al the Courthouse, on the 18th inst
and Dr. r j. Mccormick was called upon q
preside, and E Scliaefer asked to serve as
Secretary.
The Chairman IN few very pertinent r.
marks stated the objects of the meeting TO
DC 70 take into consideration the several
railroad projects that present themselves To
the people of Yazoo, and briefly alluded 10
the Importance of the matter, during which
be estimated the great loss to the county and
city u we let this opportunity slip and de-
picted the great gain II We took advantage
OF it, aud declared the meeting open for
business, when motion was made and car
ried that a committee of nine (amended TO
fourteen) should be appointed, whose duty
should be to correspond with the managers
OF the different routes proposing TO come
through 4azoo county and obtain from each
the most favorable propositions and report
back TO another meeting to b. called by the
Chair.
The committee being suggested by the
meeting was appointed as follows r. Bow
man, 2. VI. Doherty r. G. Hudson, r. G
Shepherd. E. Dreaming, L. Schaefer, ID.
Bunch, l. \. Gitrnth, John Lear, Jr., H. l..
Taylor, ;. NJ DYER, K. \ Pearce, d. {.
Love and c. J. DuBuisson.
Dir. john 5. Williams then being loudly
called tor, came forward and made a very
enthusiastic railroad speech, at the end OF
which ie offered the following resolution,
which was carried with cheer:
Resoteed, That the overwhelming voice OF
Yazoo City and county is loud in favor of
railroad that her resources desire one and
her necessities demand one, and that she
mas the means to aid in building one.
Judge Robert Bowman then responded to
the loud calls made upon him in his usual
happy and eloquent style, showing up the
many advantages 1azoo and her people
would derive from railroad, but on the
contrary, that if she let this opportunity
pass, it would be financial and commercial
ruin.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
the call OF the Chairman.
p. J. McCoRNnCK, Chm'n.
+. SCHEAFER, Secretary.
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What The Railroad Commission Under
the AIrbama Supervisory Law are
being.
Montgomery Advertised


The Railroads Commission MAS engaged
Yesterday and the day before in revisino
the passenger and freight tariff of the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad COMPANY
Average reductions made by changes in
freight tariff was about I2l per cent. The
freight tariff goes into effect on the first of
September next. The passenger tariff wss
reduced to three cents a mile with ticket
and four cents a mile without ticket hnt
this is not to 60 into effect until the first
of January next; and until the first of next
January the company i allowed to CHARGE
existing tariff of four cents mile with
ticket, and Ave cents mile without ticket
The provision to the time when the re-
vised passenger tariff goes into effect il owing
To the peculiar condition OF this company
1t has a long line, but runs through a
sparseiv settled country aud its income from
passenger traffic Is very light Its MANAGE
ment, within very recent period has made
large expenditures in repairing its road-hed
and equipping it with rolling stock on an
extensive scale, by which expense has been
incurred greatly above receipts Its CON
Meeting line we>t-the Meridian & Vicksburg
railroads. in very bad state of repair
and recently the management of the Ala
bama Great Southern are mourning large
expense in repairing aud eeuipping the
Nicksburg x Meridii Il railroad. The Ala
bama Greas Southern reduced its ticket fare
the 1st of last January from FIVE cents IN
four cents per mile, and owing 70 an unf4
yorabie season sustained considerable di,ni
mutton in receipts from this source. In
view of all those facts and because the Com
mission entertained grave doubts As Ia
whether the revised passenger tariff deduc-
ton would not intiict serious injury upon
the business of the Company, il put into
effect earlier than the Ist of January next.
it was decided to defer il until that time
Next week the Commission will revise the
tariffs of the South < North, the Mobile 4
Montgomery railway, the Nashville 4 De
catur, the Mobile & Ohio, the Nashville.
Chattanooga x st. Louis, and Montgomery
& Selma, and the Pensacola & Selma.
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The inequality or Our Present SYSTEM OF
Representation in Democratic Dlstrlet
and State Conventions.

Brandon Republican.
la nearly every other State in the Union
the counties have representation IN state
Conventions according to the number oil
Democratic votes polIed at the previous
State election In this way the Democracy
alone j. represented, but in Mississippi,
under the present rule, the counties that
have the feweSt Democratic voters have the
largest number OF delegates in our state
Convention. and we think the thing should
ne changed. Let Us give aR example OF
two, Smith county, with white vote OF
i,O06, has two delegates In the StAte Con
vehtion. whilst Warren. With a white vote
Of 2,2l7, has eight delegates, Harrison
county has 1882 white votes, and Two
delegates in The Convention, whilst W ASH
lngton has 1,72B, and four delegates 10 the
convention. jackson county has l,oi .
white voters. and two delegates, ana
Lowndes has $50 white voters and SIX
delegates. In these white counties almost
Ssefy white man is 4 DenaocTat, and there
e'hg but few colored voters, they too, vote
oe Democratic ticket In the black eoun-
% great many of the white men are
WpaoNeans, for the sake OF the oInces.
hlgat continue this comparison 10 3
sns sci greater length, but the above is
tSolent to show the great iujustic done
IL. "nite counties, where our main strength
Cos long as the Teprese ntation IN our
VIZ Aetons remains as it is now. the lew
on 4. Aen IN the negro counties will ma
hsrss .ndidates, and the white counties viii
-"'e 20 elect them.
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Cla County.

]. z. CARTER
ESoS, Mss, July 19. 1881.
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University of Mississippi.

The isoard Of Trustees of the University
of Mississippi will meet at Oxford on 18th
of September, 1881, for the purpose of elect
ing
/. \ Professor of Metaphysics. Ethics,
Philosophy and Logic-salary, $1,000, and
house-rent free, (vice Prof. Lyon, resigned. }
. \ Professor and Natural History Gem
braciHg GeoiQsy. Biology, Zoology and
Botany, this chair has JUST been separated
rom ~. chair Of Chemistry-salary, $4,000,
and house-rent free.
8. An Instructor of Modern Languages
salary, $500 This chair has been sepa-
rated from that of Latin.
Applications for these positions should be
addressed to II. NJ. Sullivan, Secretary
Board of Trustees, Oxford.
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Rev. :. j. Bingham, pastor of the Pres
byterian Churches at Handsboro and Moss
Point, died Of apoplexy at Healing Springs,
Ala, on the night Of 18th July. His death
is great loss to the Church, and especially
to the field of labor with which he was last
connected
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\ TELEGRAM was received in this city
last Sunday night that brought sad news to
many hearts-the announcement of the
death Of Mrs. b. G.. Harris, nee Sue Boyd.
She left Jackson bride on the 18th August,
1880, and has been residing in Minneola,
Texas. A large circle is bereaved by the
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A Remarkable Result.

u makes no difference how many Physi-
clans, or how much medicine you have tried,
il = now an established taet that German Syr-
mn il rho ,,uly remedy which taas Siyen CON-
niet . satisf,ctior "a severe cases of Lung Ols-
eases. 1t ia true there &c yer nous anus
OF persons who are prcdisposed to '1' u i'
Lung Affections, Consumption, HemOrrhagSs,
Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the Breast,
Pneumonia. Whnoping Cough, &c, who have
no personal knowledge of BOschees German
Syrup. To such we would say that 10000 doz-
were sold last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size
Is cents. Sold by all DRUGGISTS in America.
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Sen, ]. R. Davis.
n. @. States.

M =. &c. IN the Handsboro Advertiser
call made upon Gen. jos. Eas'; :, .hS Mis-
4 candidate for Represen sa n = ~ county.
sissippi Legislature from ~ '' b;gh attain
oen, h snd nam 81 upsplIied character. he
m me- - ~ s-ss,snt soldier il the CqnteqeFsGy
va Z trne and unfaIteEing patriot. re
anu a be A ornament - the Leglslasnre 9,
his state where he would rsPrssehs nj M
principles Of 4emocFsey ana sns 80 =
ests Of Mississippi
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COLEMAN'S
MIN ERAL WE'LL.
DEPARTyENT or AGRIcULTURE
NJ ! aINaToN. ID. G.. AprIl 18th. IS1s

DEPARTgENT or 3GRIcULTUEE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 18th, 1878. j
GENERAL WN. G. LEDuc, Commissioner:
Sri have the honor to report the result o.
my analysis of the sample of Mineral Mater
from the City of Jackson. Mississippi, received
from Hon Charlez 4. Hooker. One Imperial
Gallon Goo graihs) contains the following
constituents: Sulphuric acid, 30028; Chic
rine, 2, sos; Iron Oxide. 2,55S; Lime 1866:
Magnesia, $40, Soda. IL. 1G9-TotaI, 81. 374 grs
The above constituents exist in the water in
the combinations following, probabIy-SuI-
phate Of Iron, $3.50, SnIphate Of Lime, 242J2
Suphaie of Magnesia, 2,54s Sulrhate of soda
1877. Chloride Sodium, 4.922 Lithium. Ira
ees-TofGl, ,fI2 grains.
Respectfully, PETER COLLIER.
Chemist.
This Well is situated in Northwest Jack
son. on Cohea Street
AL oFds rs should be sent to UNDERSIGNED
who earnestly salicts the patronage the
water merits; and as an ex-slave al Hinas
county from 1892 to II, [ hcee &c be remem-
bered BY the generous people
j. u. WILLIAMS
july. 'sI-4w.
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BE Wise and Happy.

II you win stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and
bug cure ais that do harm always. and
use only natures simple remedies for al
your ailments viii be wise, well and
happy, and save great expense The great
est remedy for this, the great, wise and
good win tell you. i Hop Bitters-rely On
it.-Press
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West Point News

" est TOInt News
Inc following county nominations were
made at our Convention on Wednesday last
For Legislature, T. s. White; for Sheriff
w. L. Cromwell; for Treasurer, E. G.
padding for Assessor. w T. Bryan for
oroner and Ringer, j. s Applewhite; for
urveyor, B. F. McCrary. No nominations
ere made for heaf ofaices
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CF!stdi f2pFlnSs -AohitoT-I
Deputy Sheriff Morris of Kinds county,
stayed overnight here and left on Thursday
morning, having in his custody a man
named Thurber, who resides near Utica, in
Kinds county, and who was arrested under
charge of horse stealing in Simpson county.
Mr.. Morris was conveying his prisoner to
WestYille The prisoner is about 30 years
old. and has wife and several children II
his home near Utica.
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We have 10000 feet of old Lumber from fl We
to ten dollars thousand. We have two Saw
Mills At Newton and are daily receiving large
quantities OF the best Pine, Oak and Poplar
Lumber ever brought TO jackson. We defy
competition.
iulyl4-4t. F. Il. & W. s. Hull.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

been conted TO his bed At the residence OF
his brother, the Chief Justice, BY severe
Illness. We are glad tn say chat his condi-
ton has areatLv imnrnyel.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
MACON. GEORGIA.

WILL begin Forty-fourth Annual session.
W Sept 2lst. full Fa1usty Of experienced
teachers Ady%ncou course of study. The
bes' advantages in Music, Arr, LITERATURE
and SCIENCE. CAREFUL ATTENTION TO ALL
THE WANTS OF PUPILS. Gc> PRICES MoDER-
ATE. Apply for Catalogue to
REV. W. {. rs, r. b., President
Aur 4
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Delegates from Leiiore. Montgomery and
Carroll counties Met NJ EarEnlltnn, % sat
urday. July 18th, and agreed 10 raise the
$200,0n0 required by the GreenviIle, Co
iumbus & Birmingham Railroad COMPANY y,
provided that the railroad should run
through Greenwood, Carrollton and Winona.
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CHICKASlW FEMALE COLLEGE,
PONTOTOC. MISS.

THIS Institution will resume exercises
L Monday, Sept. 49, 1881
For particulars, address,
W. V. PETERSON, President.
Aug 4 SI-2m
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Brick! Briek!! Brick

We have 2lO.OO0 hard burned BRICK at low
figures. +. b. & W. S. HULL.
Send for Announcement of Memphis Hos
pitai Medical College. Session begins Oeto-
Der 3D..
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KEEP IT IN THE HoUsE-That it may be
promptly administered in all sudden attacks
of Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Diarrhes,
Collie, or any affection of the Bowels, for
which Dr. Jayne's Carminative Balsam is
an effectual remedy At this season of the
year every family will find in it a useful
and reliable curative.
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adapted especially 10 that great central. all
controlling organ, the womb correcting its
disorders and curing ony irregularity Of the
medses or COURSES. DIR. j. Bra1feld :
Female Regulator acts like a charm in whites
aud IN sudden or gradual checking, or IN en-
tire stoppage of the monthly courses from
cold, mental trouble, or like causes, by restor-
ing the natural discharge in every instance.
ton, railing of the womb its action is prompt
and decisive, saving the constitution from
nemherless evils and premature decay. Pre-
pared by DR.. j. Brad6eld, ALBANIA, Ga
Price trial sixe, Ijc, large size, 81 90 For
sale by Byron Lemly and t. r. LeUbetter
Jackson Miss.
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NATcHEz, July 30.-The 6rst bale of
new crop of Adams county was shipped on
the Cannon to-day by w. D. Jenkens.
The brs. b4le from Coneordia parish was
sl,ipped on the Cannon BY Lehman 4 Bro,
IF Rivers Landing. Cotton is shedding
badly and planters look for short crop in
consequence.
special to the Democrat
MosrloMERx, July sq.--1.he FIRST bale
If new cotton of the season vas received
here today. Consigned 70 Lehman Duro &
"a. from Florida. It was bought by John
II. Clisby & Co.. for thirteen cents
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From Hon. j. P. Carter.

THE SENATOR OF THE FIRST DISTRICT NOT
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION. HE,
HOWEVER, GIVES SOME EXCELLENT
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE BENEFIT OF HIS
SUCCESSOR
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"TnE DAISY new seat Brewster Side Bar
and new style turn out seat Buggy, at
STDwAYs
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Immigrants.

sdar :. aoRK, July 27.-Immigrants land
uincs ss. nsse Garden to-day, 1888; landed
sunday, 3,408.
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Cheap Lumber !

PLOuGH GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, SC
G. d. Subway.
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WHY tn

Members OF u the Masonic ,ifna
AssSciation are hereby notified Of the death
Of Bro. Thomas Haekett. Of Walnut Hills
Lola No. 1874 located IT Wick sburg, Misssis-
sippl, who died Of the 20,h div Of June 1881
Of ILfamation of the kidneys, aged 20 years.
Failure to pay ~ August 18th lsSl, f.rfeits
mem ership and all claims upol the Benefit
Fund.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
q - - n..r-...-.-


Of aaSu Profession
futures
Practice adL Ultimate a7ssfgag
AGENcY oF rpF
Miss July 1881
having eenap tot the
his
its euSo
o PH Hrtfd is ikn to anvs al
everyh loss saincd Ina
a
bu
trnnsaG O
N. BARROWS, Resident Agent.
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L. b. MOSBT. Secretary.

P. s.-Only one death in May, one in June,
and none reported thus far in July.
TT Members OF the Association. a Jack
son and vicinity. should pay above TO Chas.
L. Castor, before 24th ms, 10 avoid forfeit
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Campbell w Martin Sharp.
Coleman. Lewis McDougald, John J.
Collens. KeIsou. Michelis Fenny.
Crafert Miss Matte Mitchell Miss Annie.
Dorsey. Miss Bette \ cal. Ms Mary Jane
Dodge. L. Lynn Ratlif, Mrs. Jane.
DUNCAN Geo. W Robinson, \. ).
Green Miss VI. Settle, Frank.
Hawkings, Mrs. MGttie. Shaw, Lottie.
Hicks, Mrs. Henrietta. Saith, II. J,
Holloway. Henry Smith, y ira mia
Enables, A. &. Smith, NJ. II.
NeCauister, T. j. Tanner, Hartwen.
McKoy. Fannie, careThompson, Jacob.
Mike Roain White, Miss Belle
McKoy. Fannie, careHjp iams, Ned.
Persons calling for any of tie afoye letters
will please say advertised
GEO. c. MCKEE, Z. NJ
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PTLAT7EOISM.

II
f.a Democratic party of Mississippi, grateful
... .r..a..~ 1T it, past efforts in tue cause OF
.#.-.. 4... eff just and honest government and
8. r.,.. -.t5... c.u-e. does adopt and
-r.. l..IIas-in, p.atiorIn of priuciuI4s.
......- 10 the Constitution of the United
...f.-
Tl.... rule and the preservation Of the State
-....r.,. y5tEa LII their reserved and guar
-...l ,,.f,,..,gir.d
~, ...|.r.,... H., d.. military power with
... .-....tl 81 ..lec ions aud with the civil and
r t-..H rIg..f. 81 citizens ot the United States
1I.. .-.f..r;on of the equal rights Of all
r...
y. denomination ON account Of race. color
- ..-..gIau- esad lion Of servltude or birth
.i ...i as .Hacial LEGISLATION for the benefit
49,. ...-...t tsl. -s1.8-,. of The, MANY
...+ . .....ra.g.,. i'm the selection of public
.l. --at4-t. Yr.d IcHersouian-staud-
.l. e. honest is lac. c.taabl. is he true to
,l .--Ituflaag h
..,,,.,+-,.t, al fItt. foIi,.,- of rctrcuchmenf
.., ,..'.g.. 81, -ienaIIy inaugurated bv the Dem
'-'
NIX ~ tt. f.,tytbru. of taxation 10 the
~ ...,....,;I,i, .,ith .n efficient excfu-
''"'s. pi"t '''P@''''' '''''
'... ID. .' ....,.. - every description SUPERVISE
IA H.. ....,.-...rffaI-I limits by State au-
.'..- - ,4,r.. to state legislation.
.... ....,..t and ia, fb. protection OF the
'' ...I
I' ....5,,f.,- of fr.. government de
~ mn. md irtaiIiyeure Of the
r'''- '..'" ~. A., t,,a I1ainteranr,.
f.'i. .4 .+.. Fl ,,.,. schools.
"' ''' ,,r1t. en- nj .r,.I, ,i,I "a tna, he
.l. ~ ~ t.ff ,-iolttfof of the Constitution
of shr United Srtes, or departing ron me
I'M. p'-fIi. p..iiroad. and Tor the rebuilding
al LINN. 81 repair of the levecs of the Mis-
. --..ir.. River
THa. upon this platform of principles and Of
,.frs.. i,Iia.. we invite tte cooperation of all
.....,.i ,-irGogr regard tp pas differences in
.....,.... .f fte candidate, nominated bv this
,t...
On. ., 5'.olr.y That We declare it to be the
-'.. lr.. II s..,...-1fi,-t. ,u saryative paIty
l''. -,..-.. ',,.. g,,r of inmiyration to this
'' .,.,....,,.I the .f,a-.a,,. Of all nee d
gym '4,.i ti,. lnal iur OF ain necessary APP
'L' 'h .... +. .tf.,E inns end
r'g9n'iggl 81. ~ T5,t We invite the investment
"'' a..,.-r 70 il an necessary legal
%. .'....t.' -''
l'"..'''''' ID y Anna Chairman
p--TItio,s rt aud
iNr comm. i''s 90" H.. f,ilo,.in., rees-
rec 'H '-'i tA. iA' '.'ti 90 - Sst,ts C,7nyen
E..'" .'' tine 'isn' '' i"'"'
nous glr.;. ,r,,,.,
+-, XXI beac.f5rla mo- nroxie. should be
allowed except when no delegate s69is be 1
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Total expenses per Session. l37 90
Many students board on the mess system
for about six dollars per month
The University is in all respects prosperous
The Board meets at Oxford on ID Monday in
September to elect three additional Profess
"rsIone Of Modern Languages, one of Nat
ural History and one of Metaphysics.
Apply for Catalogues and Information to
CIV. A. =, STEWART, Chancellor.
II. NJ. SULLIVAN
aug SLIM Secretary Board Trustees
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Tar Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIowAYs.
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COOPERS WELLS.
RUHSTS SEED.

lust 0PENED-BUISTS NEW CROP
~ 1881 Of TURsTP sEERs and RgrA BAaA.
aud other seasonahle seeds for Summer and
Fall planting. Bsist's Seeds are the 1est and
Eaost reka5Ls on the market. Bay Of
3. LEMLY & sON
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John MARTYRS

Ice-COId Soda Water. Lemonade and Sher
BITS are the Coolest Drinks for the Sum
mer Season.
BY Express
Carriage Afghans. spring styles, just in.
G. ID. Subway.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-office
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss for tn" week
ending August 4. 1881
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for Protestant Orphan Asylum at Natchez
Previously aeknowledg ed S345 So
Pearl Lodge No. 1897, K. of H.. Madison
station -.... W
Columbia Sunday School, Marion Co.,. 05
PresbY terian Sabbath School Lexing-
Ton 40
Webster Lodge, No. 205...-.. , so
49, = 20 90
MeComb City Lodge No 3s7 .............. % so
Master Eugene KIRBY, Macon, ............. 80
Collections by Miss Mamie Pope, Pick
ems, %
Orphans Aid Society, Ssgeville Sun
Edwards Methodist Sunday SCHOOL,. so
Good Hope Sunday Schhool, Eureka
Springs, Pamela Co... ..-.....- co
Presbyterian Sunday School, HazIe-
hurst.....-.. %
Lake Methodist Sunday School ....... 2 80
Benton Methodist Sunday Schoof..-...- 20
Oak Grove Cumberland Presbyterian
Sunday School, Holmes Co, ...-.. .....- 20
Green Valley Sunday School Jasper
County, 20
+ Methodist Sunday School, Waynesboro, II co
Methodist Sunday School, Winchester, %
Big Greek Lodge, No. 204 ...,-.---..-- 90
/ New Bethel Sunday School, IS
Water Valley Presbyterian Sunday
School ..---. %
! Concorslia Lodge, 20. SAT -.....-....... 10 90
Macon Presby teri;sn Sunday School,. 90
BrooksvlIle Baptist Sunday School, ....- l %
Col. W. l.. Nugent jackson. ....--.-...--.-. 90
Total TO date -..-........s 50S so
J l. PoEER.
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" ", NA-Society here Is in q
kcitement to day over a social
he occasion for which IS the
II 10 a marriage OF young lady
ID, who moves in the highest
a man calling himself
hrvin. The victimized lady
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Woman.

HOW SHALL SHE PRESERVE HER HEALTH 4xp
BEAUTY.
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- al.
The FIFTY FINANCIAL OF
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, COW, JrLY.

CAPITAL STOCK AND SCRIPT
Outstanding sl9a9OsG Reinsurance Reserve
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fELLY WhoNGED.

Widower" in Richmond
1eceiving and Marrying an
le Lady-Forgery and De-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Next Session Opens September 30. 1881.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Acknowledgements for Orphan Asylum.

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