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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information
w received by me, that Miss SERENA
BURTON, lady of Prenliss county. was brutal
ly murdered on or about the 18th day of May,
1882, by parties unknown and who afterwards
made their escape and are still at large;
Now, therefore, l, ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward for the arrest and delivery of the said
murderer or murderers to the Sheriff of Prem
tiss county. This reward is payable on con-
viction, and is in addition to the statutory re-.
ward. AndI do moreover, require all officers
of this State to be diligent in their efforts to
arrest said fugitive murderer or murders.
given under my hand and the Great Seal
- of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
u 81 10th day of September, A. d., 1882.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYEas, Secretary Of State.
1~sent 20 fS2-3w
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Health is Wealth.

"All the health I enjoy, and even my life
may say, is in consequence of Simmons
Liver Regulator. | would not take
100000 for my interest in that medi
cine. w. Fl. WILSON, Welborn, Florida
Prepared only by J. H. Zeilin & Co.
Lemuel W. Livingston, of Florida, the only
colored applicant for the West Point Military
Academy, was among the very few rejected.
ARE are suffering from indigestion
so ask your druggist for a bottle of SHER-
MANS PRICKLY ASH BTTTERs. Taken as
directed it will cure you. These Bitter:
have now been before the public for mum.
Der of years, have been thoroughly tried
and give entire satisfaction.
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4 Few Moro Left.

And happy Circumstance it is too, that
notwithstanding the rapid increasing de
mand for Hunts Remedy, there are . few
more bottles left. This is, indeed, joyful
news for the afflicted. People are Begin
ming to find out that they have kidneys,
and weakness or the back and l0ins, and
many supposed rheumatic pains come from
those delicate organs, and may be precursors
of serious troubles like Bright's Disease,
and of death. People are also finding out
that the sure specific for al ailments Of the
liver, bladder, and kidneys IS Hunts Renee
dy, and hence the great and increasing
demand And still We aEe able 10 ~ 0f the
bottles Of this great remedy, there aEe =
few more lelf.
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sketch az @Yamacraw Blnhs and
John Wesley Ministry ID Georgia, clipped
from Atlanta Constitution. and deposited
b. Mr.. Robert @ Patty, Of Macon.
%. An outfit Of the Dixie Matrimonial
Association.
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THE trustees of the Lunatic Asylum have
done a very proper thing in applying the
johnson bequest of five thousand dollars
toward the erection of three story brick
building, the upper story of which will have
a room for the recreation of the patients, to
be known as the johnson Memorial Hall.
Mr.. johnson made similar requests to the
Deaf and Dumb Institution, and Asylum
for the Blind, and it would be well that the
remembrance of his timely help should be
perpetuated in memorial tablets, or other
suitable way, in the new buildings erected
for those institutions.
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sepLl3.' sew,

To BE beautiful, bnoyant and healthy.
the whole female constitution must maintain
regular action during certain period o
life, and experience advises the use Q
English Female BitteTs as the most wonder
full female regulator and iron tonic in use.
BAILEY's SALIxE APERIEST is a cooling
refreshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone
home OF abroad, should keepit
slough on Chflls,1
Cures 5 cases for . cents in cash or stamps
Mailed BIZ John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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CHARTER
OF Incorporation of the Wa. SSIus
Daily Marriage Aid Association.

| SEeTIcS l. This Association shall be known
| as the Mt Salus Daily Marriage Aid Assoeia.
ton, and shall be domiciled at Clinton, Mis-
sissippi.
Sec 2. The purposes and objects Of the same
shall be to fraternally unite all acceptable I'M
married white male and female persons and
to establish benefit fund from which, upon
satisfactory proof of the marriage Of any
member of the Association, who has complied
with all of the bylaws, rules regulations made
and established by the Association, there shall
be paid a certain sum of money, not to exceed
the limit of the certificate, to himself, or her
/ self, or to any one that he or she may direct,
and the said sum of money shall be exempt
from execution or attachment and shall un-
der no cireums tances be liable to seizure or
appropriation by any legal process whatever,
for any debts of the members, or his or her
assigns.
SEC 8. That S. W. Hamilton, G. NJ. Lewis, and
Sam. g. CASTOR, and their successors associates
and assigns be, and they are hereby created a
body polite and corporate, under the name
and style of the Mt. Salus Daily Marriage
Aid Association, and may sue and be sued,
plead and be implicated in any court Of law
or equity IN this State. That said Associa-
ton may have corporate seal, and alter or
change the same at pleasure, and may make
all necessary bylaws rules and regulations
for the government of said Association and
may alter or amend the same at will provi-
ded, that the same shall not lee inconsistent
with the laws Of this State or of the United
States; and policy holders shall be interested
only in the fund set aside by the Association
for the Marriage benefit.
SEC. 4. That the private property of the in
corporators and of those who may be associa-
ted with them, either real, personal or mixed,
shall not be liable for any debts of the Asso-
citation.
SEC. 5. That said Association may at their
discretion purchase and hold real and person
al estate not to exceed FIVE thousand dollars
in value, and shall have power and authority
to sell and convey the same.
SIC. 6. That the said Association shall havo
power to select such officers and agents as
may be necessary for the purpose of the Asso-
citation, whose terms of Office and salaries
shall be fixed by the corporation, or their sue
cessors.
l find nothing in the foregoing Charter vio-
lative of the laws or Constitution Of the State
I. c. CATcHINas, Atty Gen.
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IN response to several inquirers, we have
to report that no special reduced rate has
been made by either of the railroads from
this place to the Cincinnati or Louisville
Expositions. On the V. & NJ. Road, a
special rate has been made to Cincinnati,
on the regular passenger train tonight
and for this trip only-SI4.7O for the round
trim
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THE new Asylum for the Blind was re-
ceiyed by the trustees on Monday last, and
the work Of the contractor, Mr.. II. NJ. Tay-
Ior, pronounced in all respects satisfactory.
Mr.. Fucker the accomplished architect, was
also compIimented for his faithful super
vision
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CoSyERsATIoS in a Matrimonial Asso-
citation office
Secretary-''W What time is it p
Treasurer Don't know, but think its
time TO make another assessment"
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THE brick building which is being cree
ted on the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution, is not a church or chapel, as
some suppose, although it will have room
to be called the Chapel, for use on all pub
lie occasions. There viii be five school
rooms in the building.
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UNCLE SAM seems to be unable to supply
the demand for postal cards. The Jackson
PostofIice made requisition about two
weeks since, which has not yet been
honored, to the great inconvenience of Mat
rimonial Associations and others who pre-
fer that mode of correspondence.
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Mr.. Hilubeim, Of the firm Of Hilzheim &
shelton, has returned from New York, and
is now ready to show the beautiful fall goods
purchased while absent
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NEW INSURANCE FIRM +.

D. N BARRows ..............JAMEs HAYS
n n. BARRows HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST
Il. in his Insurance Agency to CAPT. JAMES
Il AYs the
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B. W. GRIFFITH.
..,..,.,. 1890, ,,....s.s
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
The STATE or Mississippi,
HTNps COUNTY.

The STATE or MTssIssIPPT, !
HISDs CouNTT. IS.
THERE HAS BEEN ISSUED AN ATTACH
/ MENT at the suit of Hawkins Roberts,
surviving partners, etc. of Walden. Hawkins
& Roberts, against the estate of Norris KeifeT
and L. H. Gardner. firm of Keiffer s. Gardner,
for the sum of g.. 250) Two Thousand Two Hun.
bred and Fifty Dollars, returnable to the Cir
cult Court forthe First District of Kinds Coun-
ty, where the said attachment is still pending.
Now, unless the defendants shall appear in
said Court. at Jackson oil the
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NOTTGE.

As THE NEW INSTITUTION FOR THE
"A Blind will not be ready for the reception
Of Pupils By the FIRST Monday ii October, The
opening Of the School viii be deferred until
that effect. W. s. LANGLEY, Supt.
sep Is. CIV
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First Monday of January, 1883,

and plead to said action, judgment viii be
entered and the estate attached will be sold
and further action had against the Crescent
Insurance Company summoned as garnishee.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
~ Court, at Jackson, this 18th day of
Z. - September, 1882
S. LIVINGSTON. Clerk.
By A. R. GREEN, D. G.
ser. 20 s82-3ws
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The collections in the Presbyterian
church on Sabbath last, at morning and
night seyices, in which the Methodist and
Presbyterian congregations united, were
applied toward the buildirf the new
Methodist church. The offerings amounted
to S2I45.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-20

Mothers, sleep sweetly tonight by giving
your child DR.. MoFFETr's TEETHINA
(Teething Poseders) to-day. For sale by
Byron Lemly.
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DY A GENTLEM AN-Who has had several
ID years experience in the General Merchan-
disc business, a permanent situation, either
as Salesman Accountant. Can give best of
reference. Address L. 3. COMFORT,
sep 90 'S2-4W JACKSON, Mss
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Personal Mention.

Rev. DIR. Hunter is recruiting his health
at Browns Wells. Copiah county.
Rev. DR.. Walker, of New Orleans,
preached to two large congregations in the
Presbyterian church, of this city, on Sab
bath last-morning and night. He was
pastor of the Methodist church in 1916.
Rev. DR.. C. X. Marshall was the first
pastor-in 1S3S-of the Methodist church
in this city.
Our worthy townsman, Mr.. James Black,
has been Frustrated with typhoid fever for
two weeks
Geo. Torrey, Esq. of Jefferso- county, is
in the city for few weeks.
Capt. Emmett L. Ross is in the city. He
is not only frst-elass newspaper man and
poet, but has recently become authority in
the Matrimonial Association business.
Rev. DIR. Galloway will preach in the
Presbyterian church, in this city, on Sab
bath next. He preached in New Orleans 20
Dr. Walkers congregation, on Sabbath last
Mr.. A. n. Kimball is repairing his resi-
dence near the Presbyterian church prepar-
atory to the removal of his family to town,
We had the pleasure of call yesterday
from COL E. II. Murfee, the accomplished
Superintendent of the Mississippi Military
Institute, Pass Christian.
In the marriage of Miss Alice E smYthe,
to Mr.. R. A. Carpenter, of Pleasant Hill
La, our city has lost one of its most attrae-
tive young ladies. The wedding ceremony
took place at the Christian church last
Thursday night, Rev. DR.. Galloway
officiating.
Mr.. Hilzheinl, of the firm Of Hilzheim &
Shelton, has returned from New York, and
is now ready to show the beautiful fall goods
purchased while absent.
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GET ready to laugh. Thatcher, Primrose,
and West Consolidated AIinstrels viii hold
forth at the Opera House next Monday
night. They are inimitable performers, and
have announced brilliant programme.
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JOY and happiness has brought to the
hearts of mothers, and the bloom of health
restored to the cheeks of many little dar-
lings, by Dr.. MoFFETr's TEETHINA Teeth
ing Poecders.)
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yicksbarg and Meridian Railroad.

GoIsG EAsr-Passenger, arrives zoos, p. m.
leaves 1920 D. IN Freight, ARRIVES 20 P. n
leaves 40 p. IA.
GofyG WEsT-Passenger, arrives so, a. m.
leaves $40 a. n; freight, arrives I'D p
n, leaves 225 pm.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
E. F. RAwoRTH, Superintendent.
Jso. w. CLISGAS, Local Agent.
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ATTENTION is called to the card of Mr..
E. r. Seutter who has located at Mr.. Bar
fields old jewelry stan d, and who will keep
in stock full and fresh line of jewelry,
watches, clocks, silverware, etc. He will
make watCh-repairing speciality.
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81 MARGARgr's HALL opened last Mon
day with a large attendance of pupils, includ-
ing several who have not attended the school
heretofore.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS STEDMAN AND
EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT HIS PRICES ARE
ALWAYS DOWN BELOW THE MARKET. Big
BUSINESS AT LITTLE PROFIT THAT'S STED-
MAN
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NAY BE You WANT FINE CARPET.
STEDMAS HAS LINE OF SAMPLES CHEAP
Err THAN EVER SEEN IN THE SOUTH.
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.
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OUR Jewish fellow citizens will observe
their Day of Atonement on Saturday next,
during which day their business houses will
be closed.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty Of % PrOfessOrs-494 Students
in Attendance During Past Session.

=
in Attendance During Past Session.
T1IFTH SESSION OF COLLEGIATE DE.
u PARTMRxT begins OCTOBER 2 1882 Full
Collegiate Courses in Languages, Bellies Let
tres. and Sciences, leading to Degrees. Adj
jHnet High School to prepare students for
Collegiate Department. Faculty of IL Pro-
lessons and go Students in Collegiate Depart
ment end High School during last session.
Tuition fees, s45 per annum in High School
and so IN Collegiate Department, including
full course in Languages, Mathematics. Chem
istry, Physics and Mechanics. For further
information and Catalogue, address
b. Il. JESSE, Dean.
Session Of Medical Department, commences
October IS. 1882. Full Medical Courses with
special advantages. Nine Professors and III
Students in Medical Department during past
session. Address for details,
T. g. RICHARDSON, II. ID, Dean
Session Of Law Department, begins Novem-
Der ID 1882 Full Courses IN Common and
Civil Law. Four Professors and q students
during past session. For details address,
GARLEFoK HUHT, Ii. D., Dean.
au2 s. sm
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Buy Your Sorghum Machinery, at the
lowest Cash prices, from A. NJ HARDIN s.
Co., 20 Chestnut Street, st. Louis Mo.
aug.2 pm.
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4 GOOD compositor, experienced in book
work. can find employment for several
weeks at this Office. None other need apply.
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H.DldlgYl1OI8nal&BTO.
Manufacturers OF the Celebrated
coleman Corn Mill. .
"sEAED-OF THE SOUTH

These Mills will grind faster and better
than any other of the same diameter Of ston,
ever offered to the public. We make eigh
sizes from Is inch up 10 % inches, either Pull
ley or Geared Mill, and either Counter.
shaft or with Mortise (Noiseless) Gearing.
The COLEMAN CORN MILL has success
fully stood the test of over 50 years practical
use, and stands pre-eminent to-day in the mill
ing art.
We have made many valuable Improvement
and recent eonyenienees, includingour Center
yite the closest scrutiny and criticism to the
character Of our work and the materials used
in their construction
C0LEMANiS CORN MILLS have solid
French Burr Stones are made entirely by us
at our Foundry, Factory and Machine Works
here in New Orleans, and full line of all
sizes are kept constantly on hand ready for
immediate shipment.
Write for circulars and prices, and address
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN * BRO.
Manufacturers Of
Corn Mills Saw Mills, Steam Engines. Gotten
Presses, Shafting, Pulleys, and dealers in
Plantation Machinery.
OFFICE: No.l2 Union Street. wARERoows
Nc. 3 Perdiio St; No. 10 Union ST.; No. So
Commerce ST., and No. "A Carondelet ST.
FACTORY AND FOUNDRY, ERATo sT.. IRON
MAGNOLIA TO CLARA STs., NEW ORLEANS La.
We carry in Stock here, ready for shipment,
the largest Stock of Engines and Boilers in the
South.
We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
on commission for our goods where we arc not
represented.
iuly26, 'S2-3m.
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MAJ. BARKsDALE's appointments for
Jackson and other places in Kinds, will be
announced at an early day.
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Visitine cards.

Nv square, or turned c0rners, straight or
beFeled edges gilt or plain. Price, 30 cents
per pack, prinled. BY mail e cents a..
arens poWRn BAnKApANg,
1nakaQns Al|ef
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postoffice at
Jackson, Kinds county Miss, for the week
ending September 20 1882
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THE following letter was reand on Thurs
day last, on the occasion of celebrating the
completion of the New Railroad to jack
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The Natchez & jackson Railroad is
here. and F. B. &W. S. Hull are just in reeeipt
Of one car load Of Alabama rived Cypress
oles are the psrg best eUer brought to Jackson.
Star {@) Shingles at s. So Also one car of
fresh Alabama Lime, cheaper than erer.
Sent IIS2-3k
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Dealer ii Watches, Jswslry, Clocks.
Spectaclas, Silverwara. Etc.
STU ALTON IS TE uHrR AN7ED.

I LADY or SEVERAL TEARS ExPERI-
"A ExcE il Teaching, desires & situation IN
Select School Of Family. Teaches the Eng-
lish branches, French AID Latin GranmaEss
nnd Music References Hon. Ira 6. HolI6e
way, DeSot0 'front.' Miss Rev. Dr.. s. i Bard
Garrard Co. = and Col. q E. RoneE lack
SON. Miss Address Mss III. IF B.. cars Dudley
Bowman. Esq Bergen, Mercer CO.. p
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find nothing in the foregoing charter viola.
tive Of the laws or Constitution Of the State.
T. G. CATcHIsGs, Atty Gen.
Sept-20, ss2-Sw.
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The ceremony of
LAYING THE CORNER STONE


of the new Methodist church commenced at
o'clock, and was conducted by Grand
Master Frederic Speed, assisted by the
Grand Officers, and a large number of the
craft from different places, participating.
The ceremonies were very Impressive, and
eagerly witnessed by the vast crowd that
had gathered there. At the close, Gen. G.
Y. Freeman, Deputy Grand Master, was in
troduced, and delighted the multitude for a
few minutes with his fascinating and forci-
BILE style of oratory. His address was ex-
ceedingly appropriate. The Masonic fra
ternity then returned to their Hall but
most of the crowd remained to listen to the
addresses from Rev. Dr. Walker, of New
Orleans and Rev. DR.. Marshall, of Vicksburg,
from a stand erected in the new building.
These addresses constituted the dessert of
the feast of good things that had been pro-
vided for this gala day.
1t is no easy matter to get up a public
celebration, involving heavy labor and ex-
pense but in this instance we record with
pleasure the fact that the people of jack
son and surrounding country displayed not
only zeal and enthusiasm, but much liber-
atty The real work devolves upon few,
and although it is not prudent for a news
paper chronicler to individualize, yet none,
we are sure, will take exception to the men
ton of one who was specially conspicuous
in making the celebration a successive re-
fer to Capt. G. D. Bustamante.
We rejoice that the railroad has been
completed to Jackson. We are glad to be
neighbors to communities from which we
were partially cut of, and that travel
and trade all along the line will be greatly
promoted. Gen. Martin and his co-laborers
have fully redeemed their pledges to the
people of Kinds; and we now wish them
God speed in their purpose and their plans
to press forward, through Columbus, to the
iron and coal mines of Alabama.
A full train returned to Natchez on Satur-
day morning, and before the end of the
month We may expect regular daily sched-
ule between Natchez and Jackson.
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Adams, Charity Judd, Alark
Allen, Joe. Judd, A. A.
Amamon, Chas. Mason, Cathern
Bates, I. J. McGuire, Pat.
Bailey, Esrick McKie, Miss Alice
Bassett, Miss Susen Magic, Geo. NJ
Blackwell w. ]. Napolian Louis
Burgen, Miss Marty Pearrons, Emma
Breland, Mrs. Joice Pastor u. E. Church,
Brown, William Phillip, Louis
Burgert, Sara Culher, Marion
Caldwell Mary Robertson, II. A.
Carradine, Rev Beyer Sat-, Mrs. Ella
~ Read, ALERT
Carter, Robt. Rollins, Miss Matte
Currie, Jas. ii. Shill, j. w.
Cooper, Matthias TURNER, j. J.
Cole, Miss H. H. Tapley, NJ A.
Curtis, Mrs. Melvina Thomas, Rachel
Curtis, CD Tompkins, W NJ.
Haltson, H. Wilson, Miss Lydia V
Harris, W. S. s Bro. Williams, Jessie
Hcnton, Rhias Wigams, S.
Jones, R. r. Williams James
johnson, f. W. Dufouf, Willamy Geo.
Young, L.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
win please say advertised"
GEO. C. MCKEE, P. NJ.
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DINNER

Was then announced, and soon disappeared
before empty stomachs and capacious hayer-
sacks. The several thousand pounds of meat
cooked, and the barrels of flour baked into
bread, ought to have suficed even for so
large multitude. But when some grab,
others go hungry on such occasions. 1t was
fortunate, therefore, that the ladies Of the
NJ. E. Church had prepared tables where
substantials and delieacies were served at
very reasonable rates, and we are gratifed
that their hard work was rewarded in the
addition of about five hundred dollars to
the building fund. 1t was their first exper-
iment of this kind within our recollection,
and might be occasionally repeated until
their church is up and occupied and paid
for
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victor Cane Mills.

Victor Cane Mills
Cook Evaporators,
Boss Cotton Press,
Hydraulic Cotton Press,
Carver Cotton Gin,
Windship Cotton Gin,
Brown Cotton Gin,
Clarke's Seed Cotton Cleaner,
One car Texas Rust-pfoef Red Oats.
BRoUGHER s BRowgE.
sept.1S, 80 -4w.