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The slavery Question.

We had no idcar Of getting INTO
discussion Of the question Of slavery.
in this auti-slaycry era, when We re
fcrrcd to it as relic of barbarism' in
spcakinr of lion. Jefferson DAVIS
book bu, We put our foot into II
and VIII have to try TO get lit out some
way. though to discuss it thoroughly
would require more time and s.Acr
than we feel inclined to devote 10 II
dead issue.
Oar esteemed clerical friend, Rev.
u 4 CamnbeIl Joins issue with rs
from 4 b;blIcal standpoint, which We
o1mi, faxes Us rather by surprise.
flo writes.
~, ,,;..,..T WAS sorry II sec
VI. I.yn,,.-.r,.,.
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, .:... ,.,o
:. 49,, ,: ,..... .;...l.....,. ven
-, =, g.. g.. . - st..
sixth cLap.er Of Timothy. and ,AGS
res. yourself ..-Lt.
c.....,
Well. here tLcy are:
"..
the yoke count their masters WORTHY
Ct al honor. that tie name Of God
and lis doctrine lie n: Ua-..omel
And ;nev Tia: lave believing masters.
let them 70: di,Yise them, because
,Lev axe brethren: br. rather 10 them
service. because they are faithful and
beloved. paytahers Of tie tea i.
These things teach md cxhor,. l.
aay man teach otherwise. ana con
sent not 20 wholesome words, even
the words Of our Lord Jesus Christ,
and tie doctrine which is according to
rcdliuess: He is proud. KNOWN,
nothing. but doting about questions
and strifes Of words. whereof com III
envy, strife, ratings, eli! surmisings,
Pervcrsc disputinrs of men OF corrupt
minds, and destitute Of the ;ruth,
surprising that gain is godiincss. =
We admit two things right at tho
start: That we are not at al. certain
that we understand fully all Of this
Scripture and our inability to defend
our position from biblical stand,
point a.a;ns, an eyed aaG learned d.
vine. We did not think OF suLiecting
the nues;ion to a scyinlural lest but
as it is the stand by which to try ali
questions Of RIGHT or wronr, we car
Richland beacon., 1881-08-06

Reel. Ga Edge TOM: cure. Fever 6. ! &c
Richland beacon., 1881-08-06

PRssIoN or NINE MONTHS BEolNs
pcroBEE ;, 1884.
Healthy location Free tuition. Board. !oi-.
ing, MEDICAL expenses. &c. $500 per month
Cheap Uniform Full corps Of co,nretrnt
PROFESSORS. WORKSHOP OF Mechanical De, ART
ment N operation. Military discipline. For
fnr.le: PARTICULARS, apply TO
PROF. J.. ". SEWELL.
Baton Rouge, La.
August Oh, 1881.
Richland beacon., 1881-08-06

's&sEssSkGp% s.As.S..

Sheriff, O!Hrc, Eayv.Hc. L.. sheri
J.iy 18Th, l->! -.l.
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C%OMIiSSI0yERS SALE

BY virtue Of = d,crco Of the clshry
Of the lat district ii Pamela eoenel
rendered on the nth day oil Norin1s.
1880, upon the petition OH. u tiocsas
vt al w, Mary J. Smith q al NouN,h
stlc Of land for division. LIS. X bnsa
commissioner appointed by ssid de5e
will proved To scll 10 the highest pssN
a, public cutlery on
Wednesday tho lSA Day Of Js~ssk
1882. In front Of ]. NJ. Lackcy's sinF z
the town Of Eureka Springs, PAnnlsw1
~, the following dcscriboi real 60
situate AMI lying In tho county Of fssos
and State OF Mississippi, to-wii: 49,
half Of the south wrst quarter Of ~
eight and south cast quarter Of soutn ~
quarter Of section seven, all In iosn1's
ten, ranyc. six west. Isl oisw -
town 10 range q wcsil containing W.
,mc hnndrysl and twenty arrss ~
lrss. Terms; onc half cash and 49, 4
in twelve months with'six per cfnt =
trrcst ler annum from day u ale.
~rlisscrs 10 cxrvAutc bonl with aPfsv''-
~ ;rily for deferred payments
.. X. BLASx, Clerk AMI CotnmfHss
Sarli~, 5liss. Dee, ~ lSl.
Hall 4 Boolhc. Attorneys
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fm Nmai haa Iai i# iii
n lha Hh IL iif fmffHah
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aa. 4 fIlf faH HlH va tffif
aHl aillfsf ~ FH.f iaf 4l.l
rHanls fiHH 4fla H0n 4Hi fn
tYfha U.hHnl fN wMH H tt
whit No hfthHtI4 mftiuy
aua tl1Hrf W afifbgi ami
.fhHlfl FiIfl iab, lf otlnt ili
lHHnmlh n.iy ful ~ N aupiia lf
wbai infinitely wfaitf man
.htyo yainly iifmpir Wleu DIE
va. "a. nllll ffm flas BIZ #Ill IT..
.Nn snmi aHl disappointed
mao ~ the luufily ff1m wlirI
he Bu milri NY llt vain eIIm NJ
q mflt bn iuu mpmcm Mnogof
nmi disappointment
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TIM aBhpnia %ELEoTfoH

Iual ngw the ayfuge Metropolitan
N etofri rd about the city election.
which takes plnco only IN janus
~ and lho friend n Memphis aa
veil are surveying the fold and
anticipating Tho result with inter
cst This u IN II should b., fof ~
the Appeal remarked u fcw days
sinco Memphis il nm inter.
state city belonging In reality ow
Ing ~ it location and commercial
Importance ~ much ~ Mississippi
and Arkansas ~ tu Tennessee
There grcDW 30 be u very gcncr.
al disposition among the best peo-
pie Of Memphis 10 divost this local
contest Of politics and partisan ran.
cor md bitterness, and 10 elect
men 10 Office with reference alone
" their capacity, acccptnbility aud
devotion to the interests If the city.
We are glad to gee such n broad
and liberal policy pursued by the
people Of the Bluff City, believing
as we do that this Is tho most fcas.
iblc plan to secure II continuation
Of the excellent system Of govern.
mcnt now in opcration BY means
Of petitions through the daily press
$500 citizens Of Memphis, irrospcc-
tive Of party, class, or condition,
have called upon Messrs d.. HID
den, NJ. Burke, n. NJ. J.ncs, Hen.
ry james, James Lee, NJ Gavin and
ono or two others, whose
names we do not remember,
to become candidates for tho
offices TO BIO filed in tho pending
election, and these gentlemen have
favorably responded to tho ilattcr-
ing invitation. A bcttor ticket
has seldom been presented for the
suffrage of the people If any city,
and wo cannot doubt that IL will
DO successful Throughout, combin-
Ing ny il does the elements Of ca.
pacity, experience and popularity,
all Of which are essential to the
success Of candidates for office. Al
though the colored dcmagoguc, Ed
Shaw and his gaa5 are blowing
their buglos and beating their
drums in mn effort to organize an
opposition movement, IL is not
probable that they can muster
enough following to endangcr the
success Of the peoples ticket, head
cd by MADDEN and Burke.
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ARTHUR's ADMINISTRATION

Like three other accidental Pres
idcnts, Mr.. Arthur is developing =
policy different from that Of his
predecessor, and seems disposed Ia
conduct his administration accord.
ing TO his own views Of public
policy and partisan advantage,
with but slight regard for the wish.
cs 81 the masses Of the Republican
party, who, without doubt, are 10y
al 10 the policy and principles Of.
the late President. Arthur Is en-
phasiring his hostility TO the Gar
field Republicans, and his devotion
10 the third-tcrm idea, by placing
none but Grant Republicans in the
most important and responsible po-
sitions within his gift. 1t IL alro
asserted hat he Il careful not 10
reward with Office aay aspirant for
the Presidency, thus clearly fore
shadowing determination to sue.
csed himself, or dictate his succcs.
Os-smcthing that no accidental
President has been able to do, al.
though most, ifnot all Of them cher.
ishcd such an ambition. Presiden,
Arthur's motto seems tobl % place
mono but s.alwart Grant Republic.
cans on guard, thus giving plausi.
bility 10 the belief Of many, that
Grant Is "thc power behind the
throne" destined Ia become the 10
liticai heir Of the new President
While Grants ambition is NJ grcs,
and brutal ~ was Alrxandsr's. Il
l. hardly possible that he can again
b,srns presidIn', even with an
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

By virtue of q decree n the chanaJ
court Of the LIST district Of rsnobs sosxf
Mississippi rendered. on the 9Th ~ I
1871 In eaase No. IL 1T
VI. Boxley W J. w. Gillespie h d, ~
X. Blanii, commissioner appointt
said decree, will proceed ~ scil b "
highcs, bidder at public cu,cry %
Wednesday the 18th Day 81 lasssE
1852 in front Of the courthouse dor !
the town OF Sarlis, the iollowingdfedk
el real estate situate and lying b "
county Of lanola and State Of NisiePtl
to-wit: beginning attlie northvck consI
OF the mri-causi quarter 81 seiina y
township 7, range ., west, running tAaeu
Gust sixteen chains : thence soutiI ivslss
chains and fifty links thence va azir.
chains thence north twelve chain ~
lif,y links TO point Of beginning, NJ =
the improycmcntsthercto belondneans
iraciion DIN q Of scc. ~ town ] znof I
wcSt) containing t20) twenty ssrss -
or lcts. TERMS: CASH.
:, X. BLAxN Clerk and Csmmin1eee
Sardis, Miss. Die. cath 1881.
Halch 4 Rainwatcr, Au'yA
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COMMISSIOAERS sItE

-
by virtue Of . decree Of tho chan1s.t
cuft Of tho lsi district Of Pamela eaa'2
Mississippi, pndcrrd on the ~ q;
November 1881, In csuse No. s.asI
Burfoni q al ys 4. i. Young 4 o. -
land for partition. I, s. X. Biann ~
uirriunef appointed by sail \
proceed to all 70 tho highest ps''" !
public cutlery on
Monddy he ifA Day y h''l''y'
1872, In front II tia court-hcusr do1 =
,lsciown Of sinlir, the following ars
rial estate situate and lying u, me
~ Of Pamela aud state Of Miv'.sris. +
wit The functional youth hail mr-
TOXIN 7 mnscr u. wrist containing ss"s
The u vi II Sse. ID town ralss
Ito ncus tho n cIsf ses D tnvn
G west, 1GO arrrs III" = 81 Of =
! ianrv q w,st 100 acfss irdn-
north side 81 n IL ~ ~. 10 tovn
q 10 arrea, The n vi Of feS, -3
mnrr O w-sa, leo nrrr> thc Dv
Town Z mnvr q wcHt I0Durrs
Tl1ss CAsu.
s. X. Blann, C7crk and cuon
ssriiS Miss ncc. 91th I'M.
0sLrlpy & Taylor. SoliciiorA
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A E N T s

Obtained for new invention, or improve.
mcnts IN oil ONES Caveats, Heterogeneous
Tnplc. Marks and oil Iatrnt busincss
pruiuptly ATTENDED, to.
inventions that have been rjcctcd may
still, IN mort cascs, bc patented by US
reiar Opposite the L. 4 Patent titles.
AMI engaged In patent business exclusive
~, WI can secure l~aicnts In kss time
than thoso who arr remote from Wash.
ingtnn.
When inventors scnd mulel or
skeicli, re mako srsrvh in the Patent
oiii,s, and asivi~r ne to its pa,cniahility
inc Of chaTr. CorrcSpo nicnts omfhl.f.-
tel fees rs~onable; and no charge unless
patent obtained. Werkrb by permission
10 the city postmaster and TO the super
int.n'lcnt II the IstSt oiiicc nancy orler
division In Washington. For sIseial
sapncc, circulars. esvicr, trms, &c.
mslnzs G. A. SNOW 4 Co
upfcsl,c rslen, 0firc, wa-slng'un, PC.
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ACCORDING 10 the census bulletins
the States of Mississippi, Alabama,
aud Texas contain 1860 100000
feet Of understandable pine lumber f.,
or enough tosupply the whole coun.
try sixty years. In the above
three States, the total cut il only
8S,5il,0 COO feet, or near one half
Of one per cent. which is far less
than the annual growth Of the for.
ests. In the one item of Pine lum-
Der, the South has u rich and al
most incxhaustible mincof wealth.
She is far ahead Of any other see
zion Of tho country in this re-
spcct.
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M Hfsh be- rpiia p ili 4 NIB
Bdlmp beyond iit limits n His
ypbig nbd alaie ~ making mi
nif bw mlaflptln boh having
~ trust n hamafy fftheif saBs
W. foaf mihy have Lmen brighten
aspect complaints ffom tlac
mteefibap WIN fail " receive tbo
tepof w. will dNtilcss SECURE
inthis way moai II ni ~ n the
hanes that have escaped Our mem.
ufy
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The most fruitful results Of Arc.
tic expeditions are widows and or.
phans, And the fact that they
thus become widows and orphan,
makes them living monuments Of
mans folly and fool-hardincss in
attempting To penetrate the frozen
regions of the far sorth. When We
think Of this We feel like the child
who thus questioned old Casper
concerning the baltic of Blcnheim
Now, tell Us all about the war,
Aud What they bought each other for
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In the House of Representatives
the committee on elections will
soon begin work, first considering
the eases from the South, Rcpub-
hean papers are confident that
Chalmers, Of Miss, Wheeler, Of
Ala, and Dibble Of South Carolina,
will be unsettled.
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wN0HKlaF ABVfmlHfm.

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a ifsy# fialas wfe 8Fsfyia
iy iha III li.ai afHHHei tl# Hftn
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fiHmiH fiat I'm NHh n "
fHiHli aii aaila W ieIui fhf
~ kiiHllt Hfai tH slih ~
paia shl aHpllfgga aaHli# ~
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WIN Hs
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~ r%9nsilefif# lhH maVk ~ N
startling ~ thiafmIH fflis Mind
Ne fret question atel by liaes
whp Afs solicited fgiiho tfak W.
"win u Fy7' 1hh wo pf0faa ~
anasst In tbo fft tdrn We have
this question answered i fhe n1if
mttlya w iia fel tlmt Enterprises
n this kinl nt Hnrea fliyfdfdfd
on ihfn h1mi 49, county Stn
tistios sbow ihei In lgdJ mill ws
established ~ Nov OfIoim fof The
pfftgee N pfcwlng lho on ffou
The cotton seed and manufacturing
the hulk inle stpk fnd IT, sur
cess WIS ~ pfmlmtnood That There
hfe nov my nino sacl pl mills,
oelina over tGOO6D and work
lng upwards u siiOOUDJ worth n
sccd annually. The product u The
seed usd sill ff eDGOJOOo go chat
Tie mill create n value " $500
90 annually, thereby increasing
tho value ~ one Of The principal
ctppglities produced by otr farm
ors fly per cent And this l. done
to, estimating the seed nj from ~
~ n cents per bushcl, the price ut
which they sell a. the mill. whore
they are used. Hence by the cree.
tion Of mills in our midt our
farmers instead Of realizing from
~ 10 12l cents per bushel fur seed
could receive for them from 20 10
- cents per bushcla and then by the
manufactury Of them into oil and
other articles Of merchandise the
manufacturer could realize in the
ncighborhood Of so percent. on the
costs Of his investment in seed, Of
course, leaving out interest on
money invested in machinery and
cost Of running &c. Ifthcsc things
are true that manufactures can pay
the freight on seed raised in our
midst by our farmers, and by them
sold TO mcn who buy and sell for
tho profit they can make, and then
realize large income from them
then IL II not true that a factory
here at our doors where the raw
material Is produced can realize
handsome profits in their invest,
ments also? IL IL said that there is
not seed enough produced here to
kecpa mill running. Well, let
US SIC what quantity can b. real.
lied for this purpose in our county
alone. Say our county produces
5000 bales Of cotton annually,
which Is by no means n largo csti-
mstc and that there ARE 30 bushels
Of seed from each bale, the result
IL that there are 10000 bushels
Of seed, ono half Of which quantity
may be used for feeding and other
purposes by the farmer &c. ; then
VIC have left for manufacturing
purposes $4,000 bushels or sos
tons Of seed, which yield 81 gal
Ions Of oil to the ton, or 1875 gal.
Ions which nj prcscn! prices for
culinary purposes will amount to
GIG, 70SD, half Of which W. may
say Is additional wealth 10 manu-.
factnrers and the country.
The above statistics are such as
we have gathered from newspaper
reports. As soon as We have an
opportunity we intend TO ascertain
the cost Of building houses for mills
and machinery necessary TO carry
ON the oil-making business; and
meantime, We hope these Of our
citizens who feel an interest in the
material advancement Of our coun.
try, will carefully consider the
propriety Of starting an oil mill at
sardis.
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IT looks and sounds badly for fol.
low toapply the cpithct,
Bourbon, To members Of their
party, In our humble opinion, no
true Democrat will hurl the word.
Bourbon at a brother Democrat.
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.ifHHta Haf Nat VI
f#lfHtFiiH iafi H'fF pHN HI
HlHf tuh Hiise az
lIL- NJ w --nIlI -IL-I VIZ
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ManoSIsa aud it, methods are
very popular just now with dcma-
goguea and wOuld.be statesmen.
Hut we are glad to know that our
State docs no, present nm inviting
field fjr such talents.
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iHmHo tha pefet masan N
{ m9fem ah fnei Wlii bo mala h.
sIsii n lntfHai loses Nsfam m
bd4fm
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~ SAHni, Mis-, Nv. 1L 1885,.
81 H.. H 80 I" nT:- ave been using your pump Tor scNcrl months,
t n% s n" WV. lrsv.,rsy usd the ordinary chain and bucket runi~, do notic tate
~ Ny uM you, i"thls Pump Is Tar superior 10 Fny | have ever scru or usri
price ol your. Respectfully, n ~ "m u'
Oapt H. H. Taylor Robert Jackson, Dr. i. G. Dualap, slelrc prr' # & + 4 i
=" ~ !. Hnu"t hynrhi,, eML uer. X Hurt, H. r. Jenkins ". d. llelih. Rev.
y, \ Terry, Dr Joe Carter W. II. Wall. ~ j. Wallace. Tncssn r n ts ma h.,
hnhhNr that are using the punvs, Very Truly Yours j. uv"s
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IA rsrAtq Con. Fcathprston is
after au %uilic', Ills friends are
pushing him for supreme Judge,
to succeed Judge Chalmers.
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Dissolution NOTICE.

The firm n Dunlap, Poston K Go, IL this
day dissolved by limitation, H. Butler
retiring. The busin'ss win b. continued
under the old firm mmc by the under.
sign, who assume all liabilities AMI ARE
authorized to settle the old business.
H. H. Dunlap,
q. Z. Poston
jan 81, 1882. dcc.3l,4.w
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~ itt tIriHBn iHfH A
AHfflaH hfe am ihe aAlsf Al
a lhymHa flglHf WgH asfHB
AMI rnALAl Illl-n
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There isan unusually large num-
bcrof candidates for the various Off Z
ccs within the gift Of tho Logisla-
turc.
A. 7. Roanc, Of Calhoun county,
ison applicant for the position Of
circuit judge Of the third. dis
trict.
A great many colprcd people are
leaving Noxubce county for Ala
bama and the bottom lands Of this
State.
Meridian hasa beggar who re-
fuses 10 take more than n nicklo.
IL u half dollar il handed TO him,he
hands IL back.
A club Of Port Gibson mon had
80 lottery tickets in the last draw
ing in the Louisiana lottery, and
only drew 81.
On the night Of the 10Th inst,
at Water Valley, burglars attempt
cd to chloroform aud rob Mr.. Rcl,t.
Parks and family.
Many of the prosecuted Russian
Jews are settling in different por.
tions of the State. They arc gem
orally gladly welcomed,
Capt A. b. Shropshire, of Co
lumbus, who was sent to the pcni-
Tertiary for stealing n steamboat,
has been parloned by the Governor.
There are 80 prisoners in the
Adams county Jail. Among the
number are ten lunatics and eight
charged with murder or man
slaughter.
Anderson lewis, (c) Of Lau-
dcrdale county, who was serving II
sentence Of 10 years in the pcni-
Tertiary, has been pardoncd by
Gov. Stone.
One night last week the boys of
Louisville built ten rail fences
across some Of the principal streets,
and placed bales Of cotton in the
houses Of many people.
One Mcdaniel, q colorcd man Of
Tishomingo county, stole some So
ia, as he thought, but after he had
used IL in biscuit, IL turned out to
be rat poison and killed him.
A mttlcsnake measuring II
inches in diameter and III feet in
length, and having 10 rattles, was
killed in Natchcz last week. When
shot the snake had a large rabbit
in its mouth.
In Warren county, on the 22i
inst, MERIT, Henry, colored, was
killed by Frank Lamar, an Italian,
from whom he had stolen q pound
Of cheese. This caused the kill
ing.
A few days since near Jaciato,
Alcorn county, JeffBconc, a colored
mail carrier, was shot and killed a.
he ncarcd a deep ravinc, by some
body concealed in the wccds-it is
supposed. The motive of the muir
dcrcr Is not known,
William Miller, colorcd, and
Robert Jonrs, murlcicrs Of the
Walker brothers, arc in Jail at Alb.
crdcen. They will be tried ut Q
special term Of court, to begin on
January 30.h. There can be little
loubt about hanging them without
delay.
At tho recent meeting Of The
State Grange in Durant, l5G
Oranges represented 81 counties,
A resolution favosing the repeal Of
the lien law was passed unani-
mously by a rising vote. This was
the largest meeting Of the State
Grangc siisc 1870
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VIZ hope everybody will be-
happy Tomorrow.
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W f. the present iime 7gDi
railroad have leon BULL In
this country This joat
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BmcK PoMEnoY's failure Is con.
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Tao UFtpd baHla say4 VI ~
Wsiuh " IN bio d0tip abd glss
a' hiF ftam@lnimebi
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TuE Atlanta Exposition closes
to-day.
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liron Hiie glri INV Yeafg by
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mlng atl flendshim
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Comedy Ot Errors. \ Christmas Story.
BY Henry 4. Bccrs,-G. Railway Stations.
by Edward G. Bruce. Hazel. A sio.
ry. by Cora Hall Rindolph,-s. Unrest.
lly Cora Louise Botisiorl.- 8. Decoration
Under Difficulties, \ Sketch. By Helen
Campbell. 10 The bank Secret. AStory.
by William O. Stoldarl.-ll. Dear Lit
tie Alice. by William II. t!owrlls.-I2
Our Common Schools. By iiichnrlT. Ely
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Lunricons.a Art Matter: Exhibition, 81
the Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
and the philadelphia Society Of Artisis.l
Anccloticil anil Miscellaneous: The
Atoncmcnt oi Blool.-l5. Literature OF
the day. 10 The Collecting Mania. Six
Illustrations.
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" u ostlmatod that the expen
sos II dafGold's illness and funeral
amounted b. $4,000
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Mrs ileath's School

Mrs Heath viii fpsmne llie exercises
II ltef grhyol NJ COMO, Miss, n The
First Monday In january, lsss.
Additions 10 the school building and 9th
ef iacilltioa lmge been aided during tho
Christmas hpihlnya, which will admit NJ
comfortable accommodations fdf D sai.
Siderable numlHf ~ scholars A CORPS
u competent teachers will be- provided 10
fully INJECT the dcmEnda " The patronage.
Thankful i1f tsst ihybfs, ! respectfully
solicit the rHti ohnpc NJ Tie public.
Address Mrs. j. 4 llrttn
~lan32.2wl Prop. and Prir. Como Mis
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TINS Mpfmpns number ono. fourth
tho population " Idaho
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To-DAy u IL Governor Stone md
tomorrow II will NJ Gov Lowry.
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Daily Passenger Tn.
TO THE EAST.

Close connection is made Tor d
EASTERN &S0UTIIEAsTEgy clTIa
and for all points on and reached Il
Cincinnati Southern Rail Rod