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, 1881-07-01

THE small estutes vt EnxlAnd aro nearly al!
1nortguxr1 tt twu.thrds Of shatr value, and tue
rsuss n,w received Aro insufficient 10 pay tho
intercst. lps alono support tho Squire aaa bis
faulty. Columns ut tho Gonann Times ura nllol
With uptlces OF old country rtstdancos, br0ad
do,,,tsaes, wooded. paFka, and snug country
hones To DO suld. III Lincolnshire farms can 10
hau lf the tppant will only keep Aown tho taxea'
IN Shrupshru laIltia cn'it1ot bo lot ut nny prico;
Ia bnu parish IN South WHrwek,h!sv utlly GQQ can
10 lul ols Ut ,lUul acrus Tho faras,ors feel tAs
tialrcss In u peculiar way; thoso OF tho1n who
haye a dOsir1 TO ttnlRrato arU prevented by mot
bvt,,9 ahlu to aell nut thaIr stock nnl aulple.
meuta, M one wishss 70 10 into tarmtuK.
, 1881-07-01

be sure tho party whlcl, II l!as joined hoasts
tim membership Of DsnAy anll Dorsey mil
their crowd vt star-ruute pccglnstrs. Hit
there Il n difference III rnsralA. Scss(u''s
Inns been iM,llctHl hy Il CunkllnE Gratut
Jury, MIL t,ra.ty mil dorsey llnvn
mt. l'esll''s. lsrasly and Ds'rscy "alnt
their crow." indulge exactly tito sa,''o rc'
grrts" us tllosu ly Which tic "orean" ''as
bven constrained, In ubc!ficncv to Il hlgl,
set,se of lluty, IL nnliaunca lis Withdrawal
fran tho Administration party md lts MI.
l,eston lo tho anti-Adn,tni.tration Cnl,kling
1mrly. ~ fellnw fee'ins nnkcs us won.
.lnus k|n.l." Tho ltraIy:CQnktlng urgal' II,
Washington 1epoalcus Attnr!ey-t'encraI
Macvsasl, M IN llMr nMl seouhtlre'''; tho
Chicago CUnklIng urgan .leltou.cns lslo SUP
luriors uf President t.Hrtitl.l rs cllrs a,Ml
to,rds." Thu Clliragu organs VI the new
party nre rs liEc as two peas; they Use tho
ssliI,o vocabulary. Can the DrgAlt he pre-
vailed upon 10 return to tho party
fulal? Wumhl tho rruMpt elcct:ot, Of
Cunkl1,E a,ul riutt through Administration
influence Induce It H. uwttl,iraw Its uppusitloi.
IT, President Garfield? Or wuull It tlt-
Marld tho Reinstatement Ut 1lrntly t,l tho
Postmaster -tinneraE's Office atltl tlu resign.s.
tim of Judge Robertson rs Col'eetor uf tl.e
Port Vt New Yprk? viii the Republican
party sNryiyu tl,a detection OF tho Chicago
orgnnY Tim tho rar,y be- savett? Tlicso afe
grant questions. 'rho emergency Is ono cal'
uulnte., tu try mems souls. Tho organ las
undoubtedly got tho collie, a,nl IN spsss,ti VI
pain I,as, NJ It werc, wrtggled Itself out oi
The Republican purity. How to Get the pa
t!ent back wititmt communicating ll,o Ills
cssu to the entiro pnrty organization; that I:
thu propen.
, 1881-07-01

Durixu all the ninetccr ycnrs IN which
Alr. Surrey has tntluge.l his periodical freaks
nf pulling Ilts Owl, NEWSPAPER mil int'ating
tic circulation ttirreof thero llas never bum
II slNgle tlay wIcn l,r lid mt kllpW as well as
the advertisers know tllnt TnE Tnlnl]SE'A
circulation tg Chlcago a,ll its suburbs cSeGe'ls
.llNt III tin Ii,Rey. Ills liystcrtcal ulTnrts 10
oyercutllu this nuo !lltuurtant tnct llaye nl-
ways failud tn excite tile attention OF The utt-
vertisnr class. LIN Inns tlr.mtlett Tor n,lver-
tIslng ut nearly grat,tItous rates nllu evct,
filled his columns with Mlgus "alts," hit
still tin public uro mt fu0lG.l. After nine
teen yeurs of fnliure il, that llMe ,AIr, Storey
ought to try sone Ntllpr tlodgo far ratelliny
business. II lIu Wcre to Aeyntu tho tlnle lle
WASTES In laborlng over tle it!ioitc .lryel
llp prints FROM .ay to ttay abnNt TnE
'rt1nt,SE tD s0lnD Legitimate effort 10
gn!n Il f0ptl'ulA for hls newspaper nnloNg tic
respectable ulnssrs, aiul to Stopping ZIP the
NUMEROUS teNkY Nb0i,t hts estAh| tsIlment
through whtsIt tho revenues irn.n Ills pRI,ar
are constantly ooztng nwny tl!ere would ho
fewer 1lotes to Il,apt, fewur crndItors to bull.
.luze, and fewer n!nrtguges 10 wetRh tluwl,
Ills tletlinsnE years. liz sllelI tas0 lin would
MISC l.a on brttur tertns with hiuIse.t aMH the
rest Of mankind. nut AR. Storey will never
lnsc any paare IN thls worFl fWflatever fatc
llay AwHit him he!rafter, according tn tllo Oil
st. ,InuIes version OF thu Testament whfcll lr
occasionally roprfnts) 80 i0nT rs l,e shall
cIrrAl, TIL, IllsAlle tlHtnsi0n that lp cnn build
| up h[s husir,iss ut the EXPENSE Ut 'rl1E flslll
uSE, or tllat lIe Gan satisfy his creditors by
pcrlmt[caE md sternutyllctt frDthings wtell
, 1881-07-01

OSE Of slr. star-Isoute Yrntly's Washing
ton organs-0oth tlaly-falls Into tho orror Ut
rretstttug tue ftliuwlus cxtract from the Now
Yurk Tribune to TnE CItioA0o TN1auNE:
{a[ Nuw Yurk) which Wilt aorely trouble tho
1leulunra{s whit, hAvo hqGn smiling s,irtloucAliy
uf his sllotlee. We rClGr tn bis uui1gy Ut ticn.
n,ukV 1t 1ntirG i,npresalvc.-Sfpt. is. 1881.
Tho nertlnupou OF tho extract tloca not appear.
It Ia testimony tllat the Democrats huI beon
"smllny sirionioaly Mt Mr.. Coakliix's ST.
lence"; and thaf h!s "cuto9y Of Con. Garfield" ?"
WIS e9torsed {rom him BY tlolr sncers. Tho
fact that AIR. CunklIng otutttea ultuson to Gen.
0arietd from his I!rst Now York speech Ia notorl-
oua. What chi, hc tho usu Of denying tt7 Tho
extract apova printed Is cytdence Of It,,
, 1881-07-01

'l',tE Denver TrtbttMo 1las t,keM twelve
stcrenptlcon vlows ut tho Cunkl1nR casos
/. GARFIELD appoints Robertson.
e. Crnkltn1 objects. ,t'.
u. tlaraeIti ,l.iesn't Kccni to mind It.
CnnkIltig nl,ir9ts miro.
8. tlnrehl ta,ntlnHes to stlok.
Q. CtMkllng nInkts 4 Hight In tho ScnGte. -;
I. He IA whip1,t'l nnd resigns.
!. ltuIoEtsnl Is uitlitlMOitsly confirmed.
.. tainkl!ug gpes ~ Altuny to receive a res
o1eutien. -
u. i!H IL Whipped Mgatn.
II. ite cphttnuus to 10 whipped.
Il. fairfield Il UT luck.
IL. LID Ii lIHtiu 10 tf1Y tfltrn.
, 1881-07-01

THE I}ostOil newspapers stcak unt very
decidedly III condemnation Of thu removal qt
Collcctor Smith, Of flnngpr, whose term has but
hdsf nxpiro.!, Ut lilo tlstnnco OF Senator Hale.
Franl present appearances It IL q Ind business.
Hut, ns Smith his tctn removed under tho Tan-
urG. .Olco not, tho President will have to stvo
reasons, aud thoso may put n dlHefont face on
ntINfra.
, 1881-07-01

IT wis tllc 1,es Moines {la.) Leader, not
tho i'fvister, wtIuh received d letter from David
4. Wells cosnrlItnenttng It upon tho stand It
had tnkcn for teeu iFatlo. This Register 10 Pro:
tcotIonat paper. Mr. Wells hgs promised to
send tho Lctuiern long letter on tho subject Ut
'sTnriH Prohibition"
, 1881-07-01

11tr tr1csdn TnNt'SE has established h1aneh
Oilers for stu rect!rt Of tuhscrps nud aurafalsc-
ncntH NJ fh1fn1st .. ....
NEW Yu1kK-Ituun, y Tribune l}ullln9. FIT. Mc.
fAt,IlES. MH1aser. ....- .-....t So.
Gl..St;nW, scntland-Allan's American Scws
Agency. 1t lsunleisi-Nh
lUSDnS. En1-Amer!cnM EaclHn.o, ~ st1uha'
1lEAly FHlitiH. Agent.
NA5utSuTuS. H. t.--iaiHF = <ttne~
, 1881-07-01
tton Just rs often without. completely disap-
Gearing from tho public gazu. hut then
lufntlcs arB not troubled with logic.


Afis STunEy r. mow very anxious to Ran-
bio Npun tho nltcKe.t circulation 0f Ills nowsra-
l,or, asl,1 teftatlollsly challenges 'rns TRIBUNE
III ttnkc ttet t,t lilo rctntyo circulation ut tho
Two rnprrs, to o tlrclutl upon tho sworn state
t1Cht4 at lhofr resrecttve proprtrtors. Mr.
Stnrry IL awarrs tint Thu rHtnuNR Is t,ot IN tho
llahit Ut otnring int0 vatubliHg transactions, nr
his u,nnlne,ll hnwl,.,gs wDtlhl not tnkc such /,
shape. Tho question wrii not he tltlally t1t ut
rhst i,y THO tost which hu psupnscs, oven though
he shnuIt INT !lunk ut tho ertttcai nnment. l,p.
cansu tho community wut bu fully Just ttcta In
mt t,eerihs h!a nlli.iAstt III bis present Ills
ordered slat9 of mini. TitE rHlntNE IS per.
f.ctlv willing TINT Mr. Storey should do alt tho
lm,ttng unh ufl tho swearing. liz t,ny swcnr to
TilE THtnExEA rarGli1atf0n Aa we'll nj to thht nj
his owli paper: tho public will probably be-
1.-Two l1ua III uuc easo rs much rs It Will IN tho
other, aud he cai Fix tho figures 10 suit himself.
II Mr.. Storey ia not slltsllcsl Will, snei MI ur-
flH4cmn,It, tllero is II little punny usentn8
newspaper. which Inns nbsnslIef prutty much nil
Thu circulation TIC Jnnsi uyur l,1 mud llAs luft
IL tho cllnlnplnn fra,,l oil thusu boKuIlcd into
| ,tsItg la Columns FOR advertising r.irppscs,-
| Ito sui uvnnipg pnper has boon for sonle timu
n,txluAs u gau,bto With tho Times OH tho as.es-
| tion ur rcIHttyu circulation. II oilers IL swear
tut,ouble tho circulation Of tho Times. Storey
ran tnekle Stone. OF tho Nelrs, aE titus lest bis
Rwenral,g capacity to tho fullest cxtent.
| Iio question of circulation Ia Dno which asl-
vrrtisurs uru III tho habtt Ut examining for
themselves, rot merely NJ to extGut hut As to
character M9 tucAtlty. Thu EhfpApu advertisers
knuw ult atunt tho elta,llultYn Ut THIS TnluUNH
Tpcy understand that This riiHuNE now has
mud utwuys bus hnd, n inuct, larger circulation
| lnsulu C0uk County than tho Times lns nov
EYER has had, ur oyer VIII Aave. Tlley n!so know
thNt TnE TninuSk circnlMies atnunE thUse
classes to whom they, III isdsurttsors, wnnt to
, 1881-07-01

Gttcns0 Ilrivtn1 1snrk.
At tho terminus uE MaA4sGn stFGet car-tfack' hur
Ming cullofces TT .:tL
, 1881-07-01

~ ths Editor oJ Ths Chicago Tribune.
CttEc.AGt, june I-WEl yoll IMform ME
asvF yDr who Is tue Ssss 81 he
Hartley Catupbpll. d"
, 1881-07-01

A. wEiI-EspwS citizen of Albany rclntcs
10 n Now furk papor m exportencc Ut bis curly
life 10 Illustrate tho dallgcr qf conviction OH
Inore crpntnstaltlal pricllce. 1io hau Ind
Iovvrs' ulNrrel, known to hor family. with tho
lady VIII" hns bccn hia wife NOW for twenty
ye0rs. One escntiE hc cRlled upon her and n
reconciliation took place. in tho nnxtcty OF re-
stirred lpyc aud conlidoncn shn expressed tho
fqar lhat ho might To nsaautted whlu nasstng
through. n s.isor1pr!y part Of tho city willie on
his way homo. and to rcMsslro hor hu tonk a
pistol from bis pooket, told her TINT ho always
carrscl Il, aud was explaining ita mechanism
wten 1t was accidentally lischarHed. Tho girls
parents rushed into tho room. uxncctang to tls-
cover murder or Biltcsde, hit fortunately no
harm Ind bonn done, although tho bullet grazcd
tho gtrls fnco. On hia way homo tho lover throw
Ills pistol Into the river and has mover since cur
rlcd one. lilo tht,lks thnt any Jury IN phrlstert-
slom would havo found him guilty Of murder Il
ho bud killed. hs sweetheart, for ngntnst hts un-
supported loMial tho asrougcst ciruumstnhtlal
uv!donce Of nut!yc could hayo boom brought.
, 1881-07-01

,TNE CINCINNATI Commercial Remembers
distinctly tint when Fuulds was n,atlo Pustuas-
ter by President urant " tho Senators had no
tuore INFLUENCE IN TINT Garner Of Ohlo thao'lt
they hutl paptl yellow t!p94." -
, 1881-07-01

THE Now York, TI'.lcs explains tha reason
tor Ms. French. the Commissioner OF Railroads,
writing his recent saluarkubla letter to the
Preslasn. Of the Central Faqlao Railroad. II
, 1881-07-01
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

utt1ESrAt. t.n'H;N. MI. RI Az. +. nnl 4. NJ
!nt,n,r. .alti wurE. l!IuthrGA WtlEDhlr. CtlANl.as
EAr1.IS. S,Gtetirf.
, 1881-07-01
1EGALrENDEK MONEY.

Mr. Edward Atkinson, fll the duly number
OF the International Rcuictp, Publishes
papcr on tho subject Of "lVkat Makes tho
l.alp at INTEREST" In tho discussion Ut this
question ta writer goes out of hts way to
assA1l tlla grcenbaeka; unt( Aftor references
t.' several contraelluls vi cltrteMcy III 1s11
alut lS3l, he says:
EAch 1T a1sesa occurrences morefy constituted
Il telapprary henrelty pf thp inslrHntnta Of 0x-
change, WHICH hl4 lnel. substituted G2r trio
rtI,ll.us 10 wt.rk ns much lntsuhtef after thu |
uI!cA states nnles hHyu ~ eee. 1tiale ~ il9sn!'!lty
continue to 10 until tllo te, tender function
ut United Sthtns nutua IL tilsalluWI1 6y tho |
Supreme Court ur rcpoIita by Conxreas. l
This IL ons of tho s,ereotype.l assertions Of |
class Ut Aulerlcau political economists the |
trutl, Of which isaugativel by MI experience,
and tiM.ts no support from tho writer's Of any
other country.
The UnEttl States Cqnssttll ton was adopted
ut a time When COntlilercc was comparatively
ltmlic,t; furetgn commerce Us W. llpw nll}ur-
sta1iA 1t was crntine1 to but tuw natlolfs.
Eyon ha,iking business WIS carried OIL Qi. d
small scale 4s compared to TINT Ut tile present
day TNut Constitution ,nat(p g6ltl niltl silver
tega!.teutIur, a,,d BY duplication excluded
! ,,tl the turfns "lawtul F" lnui1ey. Thls re-
.4,;..,,,, .,,,,, n,.i,,. ,,.,>,. , f.rcl tnn,t,r
"iv ~. T., ,'',,an I y, s|s.
t' ",,i, H.; ,ta I trn1, stn.as i,"r,, ,,,a ".,.
yc,scics vi Il gigantic civil wur, wien almost
W. n u~'s ~',,'. s, ,,',.,, ~ 'tp ,, o "io ~
y. o,."n ~ ,,,a r ,,,, e'vo nv, nh - hit,
Y%us. NV ,'7'. Wv, ~ ,.,vat t,',,, .'"I
~ ,r',. .,s,,', ,'.u .,s.',,,.,,,1,l t'raf III ~,
~: tMst t."ne W. -, hs'o."t 49,. ~
liz .4,,,.,s,, 's ',.,"J, IT, .s.".,, ,.at T.,
.,..s .' ~ .,, .'.'..' '...,'.,,, ~.
'" ~ v.". ,..'. 49,,
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mn, III" ti'a ,,ra.un, lima nnr,.r.s. not r,,.
,.,,,ot.l In ,.o,s1,,;;,,' ~ ,s,r ~, ,hrt ne.
t",,t ~, ,ha .xtnnt ~ t,,a ,v,r ot.t t,, Iru,t.
c,,,t',s IA n'ooaI ,,,,or ~, .,,,,,,,,w ,itI. MI
.,,,,.r f,n,.ar,n,. IL, i'm ,,,ntto. oy ,,,,..,,,
,.n,,ar :, ,,.,,,,'t,,,,s s,,,,s,,tr,, Fl, ,n,a,,
H., ,.r.en,,,"ts r,,r ,,,o no., ~ ,.,,rt t,,ar
~, w.. r,',,., j., In ,,,.s"s,, ~ ~,
p''ps. NY ~ ~ .,,'' "" ~ =" ~.
ar,,a;',ar E, ~. NV, i"s ,,n,s,,'.u,,,,u,, Inn I'm
,na ,,"T ,a.,"rn, liar. mn,.,,nrv syxtr,n r.,
r,,st -" n,u,v,lt, c,,rrnn.v viii, ,,ntL
80 ,n.,, ,,os1s u,o lu,r,,t7s. tha nntns
,h., t,a,,. NJ ,,,,,.,z ,Ish, n,,.
ra,,o, -, H., o,,,o',r, ~ IN m, M .no,,,,I hi,
N..,',., o., ",,1 =, ~, ,,',t,,1,,it ,,,,,,,,,t
ar.,,i,',,nsi ,,as .,,',,t,n,or. In n,,,;,,,,,t ~
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,.,, . n' H., ,,.'n @ ,",,,,s ''s''@ '''''
"|v. ~, :" :, 49, '""'ss'
tu. u''i'"Al'''' n""u'o'' e"n'.t" w u'o
en"h tho p'"ot' WV" uAo coi.Se'l' u 1'''
.N'','''s' !" ""'not'@o t'e p"nA " s"apsp"
npee'o p"a "so"s' ""o'' r'osseA W. t.'o't''
.'"' ~ !1e' uu.es' u''a ~ issuo "a"1t t'o."V
p'"n@tp'es ~ "'sc'ot'ou' vi aa"se '!oses oe'aH
, 1881-07-01

thu CHtjppitIr ii tho Furt Ut Nuw furk uin.Ust Il
kAttuHat ls1Atsug. hlIvny foeltngs haYo peen
Is,lSet Ia tho Cx.ntest. tFs hayu shtrti III tl0Ml.
hu uua,,itlatetl Sir. N0LeFtsH lte rhtnk 40 sill.
~ regretted! Il. W sill regret 4: When
a!.u. h'e tniuk It wouhf by the heat posalblx
sAtnY for thu S.ate Ut Now York tu 4eu4 thgm
buck. Wheu tho Legislature ot Nuw York was
euiled upul ~ elect w ocesaul& u CQAkllAS aud
, 1881-07-01

f,vruN tt,,e era. 1ansr.
tfnrk street, uIrnsi. nuw t'nurt-atdnsG. EnGaee
. uent Ut Ja.urs U'NeltI. ~ Celebrated Casa."
, 1881-07-01

McVtclteFsK lHtRtrN. -
NaaIsnn Attre,. lctweyn htata nnd leAtbarn.
VI Srpn.n,. tho nlaslt'an. Mnx!o On
tertnIHnlplt.
, 1881-07-01

I7nnlcyf4 Theatre.
Randolph atrua:. tes"ren Eiark and Ia aal1e
Engagement pt Aususln aIy's Company. "Sectios
and l'In3."
, 1881-07-01

rxpnxltlau lsnlt'n1+
Michigan avci,uc. tiuptisItu Ada'.s hlF0at. Iha
Euusesiust. Eulrr,u!,tu,r,lts HI /. and = p. N,
, 1881-07-01
l'()S'ttAtf Il.

Eut<tett al the In-,tsrt II thfcd1, ill., ~ Setdl.d.
t9dss MIs&tr,
For tho benefit NJ nur patrsas win .,nslro to se''d
singh copies Ut lnG 'rEHrSE thtu,'xh tl1a Eat W.
R!yo herewith tin tt1Itlcnt rate tt ttostntas
1&rriyn ulrf fhsHtsatE. Pr Ehrg.
Fight and Twelve I'asa tH1rcr. cehs.
, 1881-07-01

THE stnr-rpMle service bctwben Vfnitn, 1n-
dian Territory, ntd Las Vegas. New Mrxlcu, was
cxputlited w pratty urnrly thtrty-lol Tho cost
OF ths route wis originally <1,;Eu per annltn,,
ant, It WIS eventually "oxpudttati" and other-
wlsa manipulated 80 thut Il cost tho 'Govnr,-
Inant tan1 llptlctl tho contradictory SlD601 ppr
annu,u. SpeakIng vi how this tuunstrpus swia-
die WIS accomplished. tho Now Yogk Ttnles says:
Nevertheless, w',o,l tllIs theft was IN proyrcas
est wort! Nille to seero tho signatures Of xront
l1lnny huNcst lptl Influential people. Among
i" he mHY1 aM an'as II urs 5
OF tho hnsest sw!hdies OF recont tttpes gro Seil-
9s"ra MxeS Ensikss ingslls notspy 9aslla
cuiDcrsoi,. wul.Uor'i. lEos!sa,l, CAUSE, ilas.
f.. ths gsi:y% ;s;. p!;sy Sns SS:
ii. i,.is, ind Uen y. r. shcrtlan: Thusc nun,
by gtvluE thotr siKnaturcs 10 petiuous a,ld me;
askal might 20 contlu'tod ind :, e1patitea !" was
anc which. accor.ltnx' ti,''I Government III
sprvice was perrbrlled. Thu ln,lll-bax, accolll-
lily IT, tue lust authority. "was Eenura!ly
e'ipty" th9 'nalntatlHllco VI tho routo wa@S 81 .
fs,si,lasters reported il to tho Department, aud
un hunest Po4tli,sstruss o,ittlalhctl Ut tho I'M
hss "i ne I'll ,y WnG tTs s bo to
sw!,a!ls; nj, o.,,..,o,,. ,o,.,,,r,, ,ror, ,,.
r. ,es q sSSs sHtafs IT, p,S .o
| Uenurat ii shu Army Of tho UnIted SUITES.
0ui| Sherman wrosg that 'lAt!Y ia!ll a!p!,t tho
mrns nf thp rc9i,i,." 0f coi,so, Gen, ShsTi,l,.n
tlltl not ksiuw tlat io WIS f,rcsantltit, with all
tho lruunco q bis XsSat t,Ati,u, u prupdstiun to
roHt9 over which empty naalt-bass woro tlaily
CARRIED, '''"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
I'm McaalOriaaaa.

The death of Mrs. Florence
K. wife OF Mr.. A. n. Parker, &C.
CURED on the 18th inst after one
werks illness, at her residence in
this place. She had everything to
attach her to the lite she resigned
without murmur. She had been
from giIlh0od consistent christ
ian, and u faithful z~alOus member
of the Episcopal church. The beau
tiful white flnwprs that covered
her casket were nt emblem Of the
pui iety of her life. She was the
favorite Of a large family circle and
the pride an idol Of . devoted
husband. In her death six little
children sustain the loss Of u moth
er's tender care. She calmly bid
adlieu to her loved ones and gently
fell asleep clinging to tie Rock Of
a ges rs her only aud sure support
through the dark valley. Her ca
reer was short, and she has entered
early the grand realities Of Heaven
there to enjoy etern;slly the CON-
paniOnslip of angels, where sick
ness q d death never como. May
the God whom she loved and
served throw the 1gis Of His pro.
lection over her strIckened house
hold.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23

Whereas brother j. I. Averitt Q
member Of CantOH Lodge OF X n
Ii. has recently departed this lite
and his brother Knights desire to
put upon record shelr love and res
lect for his memory.
Therefore, he it resolved by the
members Of said L 'dye together
assemb led,
That in the death of brother j,
l.. Aveiitf. this Lodge mas lost a
true and noble brother, society =
bright and shining member, his
country . brave, true and loyal
citizen, his fellow citizens u high
toned and progressive man. his
family devoted father. u tender,
rue and loving husband.
Resolved, That in token Of our
love and respect for our decreased
brother we will we r the usual
badge al mourning for thirty days,
,ud that the chair in the L,Mlge oil
the late brother DC draped in
.nnurning,
Resolved, That. we hereby tender
ur heartfelt sympaIy to the dear
j, i,.ved ones our cDinpaiiiuil has
EFT behind in grief, and that a
.rrl, of thcse resolutions DC sent
is surviving widow, and that the
Canton papers I've respectfully 10.
YueStrd to publish thu III.
! : $ :; c s21ts; Committee
GA BALDWIN,,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23

Our kind friend, Col. VIM. A.
Handy has given us the Agency
for the sale in Canton, and Mad
ison county Of "Tue Rise and Fall
of the Confederate Government"
by Jetf.rSon Davis. Complete in
two volumes, octave. Price in
cloth, $500 p CT volume; sheep,
Sc 90; halt turkey, 800; full tur-
key, $1,000 | will apply in per-
son To all the citizens of Canton.
and from persons living IN tue
throughout Madison Co.,
will be glad to hear by mail.
Respectfully,
MRS. A. s. BoswORTH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
OBITUARY u.

Mr.. James L. Averitt, a gentle
man we'll known and highly es-
teemeI in this community, died at
his residence III this county on
the night OF April 18th after few
days suffering from pneumonia.
He was AZ years OF age and leaves
u wife, son and little daughter
to mourn his death. He was ma
tive OF Florida, educated at Chapel
Hill n. q. and removed with his
father to this Stats and settled in
Madison county, where he has lived
for the las sixteen years, enjoying
the respect and friendship OF all
his neighbors. who will long La
ment his loss. lie was an honest,
. nd courteous gen
tlrman. But he Is one from the
walks of lief and there are many
who will ever cherish his mem
DRY. To his bercavcd vile and or
phans We tender our siucere con-
dOlence.
A ERYRNn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENT.

We learn that Miss Fannie Ma
gruder intends having in q few
weeks Grand Musical Entertain>
ment; consisting OF solos, Ducts,
trlos and quartettes. and the cele-
brated triumvIretta in one act, en-
titled, Cox aud Box, the music OF
this play is good and the plot very
funny-alsO the famous cat Duet.
The best amateurs of our city will
take part and no doubt the public
will respond as generously to this
entertainment as TO those of the
past.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
A C..rd Of Thinks

We take this method OF return
ing thanks to MIR. Amos Kent Of
Tangipahoa, L., for 1000 brick
from his fine brick yard at that
place; to Capt. F. j. Martin the
Efficient Road Superintendent At
Water Valley, load Of sand. Last.
but by no means least, we return
thanks TO that courteous, liberal
gentleman, Mr.. J. G. Cl.irke, Nam
ag-r of the O. st l.. & n. y. X. X
for free transportation of same, NJ
80 for free transportation of our
Confederate Monument from New
Orleans.
Ladies Memorial Association,
Mrs. CHAS. HANDY,
Preside I
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
FRrnCu MILIrxERY-Mme. r.,

FREnCH MILLIxERY-Mme. Rs,ss
R~ymuir. M. y Charities trsei
three doors from Canal, has had q
large assert ment Of Ono French and
American chip aud straw hsss and
t,ounets til mined in thn latest style
for the benefit Of ladies visiting the
city during the Carnival, who wish
to provide themselves or purchase
for their friends fashionable MILL.
merry. Mime. ReynOir has alsO a
very select stock Of flowers for trim
ming ball dresses ard cOiffnres, an
we'll ~ an almost inexha usti
supply Oi a,sxhes, fibl,Ons and orna>
m~nts of every description, which
she off-rs at unusually low prices
Strangers should not fail to visit
her popular sai,lirhnent before
[ urchasing elsewhere.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
ORGANS.

Just received several fine Organs,
alsO some Of Mason & Hamlin'a
''Baby Cabinet Organs, which
have sufficient compass for sacred
music of all kind, and the volume
or power OF tone, il extraordinary
in al instrument so email. They
are especially recommended to tho
use OF tl,ose wishing to play the
organ. The Instruments can be-
seen ut my Office.
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23

1fyou are troubled with fever
and ague, damb agae, bilious fe-
yer, jaundice, dyspepsia, or any
disease of the liver, blood and
stomach. and wisl, TO get we'll try
the new remedy, Prof Guilmette' ,
French Liver Pad. Ask Your
druggist for it, and take no other,
aud if he his not got it senf ~ 20
in letter to the Frcncl. Pad TO-,
Toledo o., and receive Ole by re-
turn mail.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
Twenty Dollars Reward

Will be paid by the undersigned
TO any person who will deliver TO
Weathrrsby's Stable in Canton, my
stray mule which when last seen in
the possession of Wash Beatie, col
oIcd, who lives III the neighbor-
hood of the old Lyons place. De
scription of male: A black horse
mule with a small grey spot in Lis
forehead, and a white speck III his
right eye. Said mule is about nine
years old.
ROBERT II. BENNETT.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-23
NEW MEAT MARKET.

The undersigned have recently
opened meat market in the ole
Stone House, and will keep CO, =
stantly on hand, choice Beef, Mnt-
ton, Pork, Sausage &C., at prices to
suit the times.
They respectfully solicit liberal
share Of public patronage.
THOS. FREY Il GO.
Canton, Nov. %. 1879.