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Satchez Protestant Orphan Asylum.

A letter from Mrs. Fleming Treasurer of
this Institution, has just been received at
this Office, in which occurs this sentence
"Our funds are low, very low, having little
more than enough to run US one month
longer" We hope this statement will
influence large attendance at the Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow night, to hear the
lecture by Rev. Mr.. Black, on "The Mis-
takes of Moses" The entire proceeds will
go to the Asylum. Tickets for sale at Ey-
rich's-ffty cents for adults; children %
cents
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DoS'r forget the Grand Concert at the
Opera House tonight. It is for the benefit
of the Ladies' Aid Society Of St Andrews
Church. The progrS mme includes solos,
Duets, quartettes, grand chorus, etc, By
accomplished ladies and gentlemen Of
Vieksburg, Forest and jackson. Tickets
for sale at LedbetteTs and Brunson &
Gibbs.
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Mrs. MARY KoERNER, nee Mary Grim
mer, wife of the late Chas. Koerner, died
in this city last week. She was raised here
and was highly respected. Her four orphan
children are left destitute, and are fit
objects of kindness and charity.
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which there are forty-lour churches.

CAPT. JNo. T. Buck, of this city, is the
authorized agent for the leading Matrimo-
NAL Insurance Companies. Persons wish
ing this kind of insurance will do well to
call upon him.
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There Is one Thing Certain, However,
call it malaria or what You may, and it
generally comes without calling, where i'll
health doesexist Simmons Liver Regulator
will restore it. Prepared only By ]. Il.
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%-~~

Hon. D. L. SMYTHE, Representative
from Attala, was at the capital on Thursday
last, and was warmly greeted by hisnumer-
Gus friends. The CLARION acknowledges
the pleasure Of a call from him.
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WRIT ADAMs,J R., ESQ, Deputy Revenue
Agent, returned from business tour
among the Sheriffs yesterday, and will
leave again this evening. His visits in
those quarters, if not pleasant to him, are
no doubt profitable to the State.
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Rishop Green,s Amendments.

Edwards, April s; Bolton. 3; Raymond,
IL; Clinton, IL; Brandon, IA; Jackson,
SIS. is: Diocesan Council at vicksburg, 10.
w. IL. GREEN.
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Hon. r. Z. SMITH, Senator from Madi-
son, was in the city on professional bust
ness Monday, and made us call. He looks
none the worse for the hard fight which he
made against the Congressional Apportion-
ment bill in the closing days of the session.
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State Medical Association.

The sfteenth annual session of this body
was held in Oxford oil Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of last week. The attend
ance was large and the Associational and
local interest very gratifying, Judge Hill
delivered a welcome address. DR.. B. F.
Ward delivered the annual address, as Pres
ident. Several valuable papers were sub
mitted on topics assigned at last years meet
ing, eliciting interesting and profitable dis
cussion. The educational institutions, for
which Oxford is famous, were visited. A
grand ball and banquet were given Friday
night, in honor of the Association. The
following were chosen as officers for the
ensuing year:
DR.. Writ Johnston, jackson, President.
DR.. ]. NJ. Greene, Aberdeen, 1st Vice
President.
DR.. ]. E. Halbert, Leota Landing, I'd
Vice President.
DR.. J. T. Chandler, Oxford, Sd Vice
President.
DIR. E. L. McGehee, Woodville, 4th Vice
President.
DR.. T. W. Fulliloye, Walden, Recording
Secretary.
DR.. NJ. S. Graft, Jackson, Corresponding
Secretary.
DR.. Robert Kells, jackson. Treasurer.
DR., G. W. Trimble. Grenada, Orator.
DR.. J.. B. Sanford, Corinth, Alternate
Orator.
Delegates were chosen to the American
Medical and other Associations.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia aud
Liver Complaint2 Shiloh's Waller is guar
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Mrs. BELLE MCNAIE, of Copiah, nee
Miss Patton, was visiting her parents in
this city last week. Her numerous friends
were glad to see her. She looked as charm
ing as a bride should.
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MANY persons are bitterly opposed

MANY persons are bitterly opposed 10
patent medicines" and will rarely use
them at all. There is no doubt that many
are worthless, yet remedy that has stood
the test for years, ike DR.. Sherman
PRIcKLY ASH BTTTERs, and its sale and
popularity increasing every day, must have
merit or it would have disappeared long
since.
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Go AND listen tomorrow night to "The
Mistakes of Moses" If you attend, there
will be no mistake about your helping the
orphans Mt Natchez, IL wAo-e behalf NJ.
Black will deliver the lecture.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REpoRrED BIZ c. c. CAMPBELL.

MONDAY. April 10, 1852.
The following cases we're affirmed.
3T27-James Tierney rs Pat Dufey.
3916.-Edward Davis vs. Catherine Nanarsdaie,
et al.
1913 st l. and V. Anchor Line Us. Dora Y.
Anderson
3949-J E. D. Rowe, ct al. vs.. Abner Beers.
3954-Fanny c. Hooker VS.. A A. Paxton
The following cases we're Reversed and Re-
naanded:
sG54-John /. Adams 4 Co., vs. Morris Bros.
37S3.-J. H. Gary & Sen VS.. j. H. Laws q Co.
3945.-W. L. Hoghston rs. W. H. Cornish, ct al
3952.-R A. Quin vs.. B. B. Myles.
8917.-Eliza Jordan vs.. G. R. Edwards. Re
rersed and dismissed.
3919.-DaTis, Gould & Co, VS.. Jacob Holberg
Notion sustained.
3932.-Ameriean Burial Case Company, vs.. NJ
Shaughnessy, use, etc. Regersed and
Dismissed.
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CITY CLERKS REPORT.

All OF which is respectfully submitted,
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor
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SECTIONS REPoRr-(COLoRED.)
Ia r.r-cnu MIrr mil Les

SHAWN . n II VINA NNOI4VIsI1I.J
JACKSON, Miss, April /, 1882.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor herewith to
submit report of interments of colored per-
sons in the City Cemetery during the month OF
March, 1882:
March 9, Armstead A. Wright, age Go years,
cancer of the bowels.
March II, Ben Jackson, age 8 days, unknown
March 81, Emma Shaw, age IS days, I'M
known
March II, child of Mrs. Randolph, still-born
March Is, Thomas Bragg, age days, spasms
March p, Henry Germany, age AZ years, in
flamation of the brain
March p, Francis McKie, age 81 years, I'M
known.
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BARNES, City Sexton.
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The New Methodist Church.

There is time to talk, time to plan,
and time to build. In the matter of the
proposed new Methodist Church in this
city, it may be said the talking time has
passed. And the plan, prepared by the &C
complished architect, Mr.. James Swan,
= of the firm of Cameron
contractors and Builders.
united and very generally
The building will be of brick,
Inward, running back about
the lecture room being at west
Same floor, and under same roof
1building. A tower, to be one hun
and twenty feet high, will be near the
southeast corner. A pastors study will be
on the side next the pastors residence.
The church will have seating capacity of
SIG. The orchestra will be on a raised
platform, above the pulpit-the pulpit to
be elevated three feet two inches above the
level of the floor. If completed according
to the plan, the building will be one of the
neatest and most substantial church edifces
in the State-creditable to the congregation
and an ornament to our city. We may not
be good at guessing, but we predict that
the proposed building, if not completed, will
at least be ready for use, before the close of
Mr.. Galloway's second pastorate.
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SCHOOL.


On motion, the report was received, accounts
allowed and warrants ordered to be issued.
Alderman Taylor presented petition from
citizens of the West Ward praying the abate-
ment of a nuisance in said Ward created by
the pond in the rear Of the premises occupied
by the Compress Company, and the petition
was. on motion, referred to the Committee on
Nuisances with instructions to investigate the
same and report to the Board
On motion, it was ordered, that the special
report of the City Collector, in the matter of
the insolvent and delinquent taxpayers, and
now submitted to the Board, be laid over until
the next regular meeting.
Alderman Taylor offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
ReSolreG. That the Street Committee be
dfrec,ed to examine into the right of way of
a street designated on the city map as "Roach
street." with a view of opening that portion OF
said street between Pascagoula and South
streets, and take such steps as may be found
necessary to open the same.
Alderman Hamilton presented the following
Resolved That the Street Committee be in
structed to procure the right of way (if it be
necessary, and open what is known in he city
map as f'Boyd street, between State and JEFF
ferson streets; and the resolution was adopted.
Alderman Hamilton submitted the following
resolution and the same was adopted:
ResOEued, That the Mayor be authorized to
have suitable ordinances prepared to put in
force the amended charter OF the city, and re
port the same to a subsequent meeting OF this
board for adoption.
Warrants issued during the quarter, January,
February and March, 1882, and paid by the
Treasurer. were examined and compared with
stubs in Clerks books and found correct.
The Finance Committee then examined,
compared, cancelled and burned the bonds,
coupons vouchers, and warrants, that were
presented by the Treasurer with his report, as
follows:
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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Mr. f. Z. FEANTz, of the Brandon Re-
publican, was among the welcome callers at
The CLARION sanctum yesterday.
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OUR enterPrising townsman, John Nc
Donnell has q notice in our columns that
speaks for itself, and to which attention is
invited.
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SEALED proposals are invited for all ma
terials and work required for the compile
ton Of the new Blind Asylum.
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MARKET NEWS.
NEw ORLEaNs. April Z.

New ORLEANs, ApriI12, 1882
coTToN.-A good demand to-day and pretty
liberal business done at steady prices. Quota
tons:
Good Ordinary, H.; Low Middling l15s /.
Middling u: Good Aiddling l29s Niddling
Fair I2sg.
sueAR-Prime s cents per pound choice
cents.
MEALS 80 per barrel.
HAMs-I254 cents per pound.
SIDES-S cents per pound.
FLoUR-Choice $50 to $3.50 per barrel.
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JACKSON, Miss, April 3, 1882.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City Of Jackson:
GESTLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
Of warrants and licenses issued during the
month of March, 1882:
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Hon. T. A. MELVILLE and wife spent
several days in Canton last week visiting
friends.
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JUDGE SIMRALL, Of Vicksburg, was in
the city yesterday on professional business.
The Judge has a large circle of friends here
who are always glad to greet him.
J. G. CLARKE, President c. St. L. & n.
0. Railroad, and staff have return
ed from Aberdeen, and are inspecting the
line from this place to Yazoo City.
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SHILOH'S EITILlZER il what you need for
Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and
all SYMPTOMS of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. Sold by Byram Lemly.
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Oy the night Of the 14th of April the
young ladies of Central Female Institute of
Clinton will give 4 Concert.
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Mrs. JAYNE and her daughter, Miss
Julia, mother and sister of Prof Jayne, Of
the Comet, are visiting friends in Newton.
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MEDICAL rENsoRs

or THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
on the Second Monday in March, June, Sep
TENDER and December, at the City Of jackson,
Mise.
DR.. ROBERT KELLS, jackson,
DR.. ]. W. BENNETT, Brook haven
apri5 81 Iy
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Largest assortment ahd StOek in the Clty.

y IN conG1antlv recob lmend several braIds
of FLOUR that we SELF aas-heing egualto any
made or sold in the United States. The cele-
brated brands, Gov. Lowry" Elegant"
and "Sylph," cant be beat, always sold under
a full guarantee. Our stock of TEAS we I'M
hesitatingly pronounce the best in the City.
Our MEATS, HAMS, DRIED BEEF and
BREAKFAST BACON, the very best; and
LARD, choice. pure and snow white Leaf;
SYRUPS, M0LASSES, SUGARS, A No l..
We always handle the Best goods-this is
generally admitted. So when you want to
buy come and see us. New and Beautiful
Fancy Decorated Maiolica, Fly Fans, Ice
Cream Freezers, in few days, and other
new goods and styles.
Call on the LEMLY's and buy frst-class goods
in line-"The proof of the pudding is in
the eating. S. LEMLY g. son.
apis, S2-3m.
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DIR. 2. J. MCCORMICK, of Yazoo City,
favored US with a call on his return from
the meeting Of the State Medical Associa-
ton.
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s. 4. REBER. City Collector.
TREAsURER's REPoRr.

JAcKsov, MIss., April 5, 1882.
"a the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City Of Jackson
GENrTRMEz-I have the honor to submit
herewith my report IS City Treasurer for the
first quarter Of 1852:
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 50 quick.
" cured BY ShiIoh's Cure. We guarantees it
Sold by Byron Lemly.
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Yieksbprg and Meridian RaiIrOad.

GoIsG EAsT-Passenger 8:3j, p. n; Freights
HOO a m. and $50 p. m.
CONC WEsT-PasseHger, 5:5Js a. m; Freights,
go g. N, and G:l5 p. n.
JoHS SCoTr, Gen. Manager.
F. RAwoRTH, Superintendent.
Jy0. ". CLIyGAE, LEGAL Agent.
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WE had Il pleasant call this morning from
Hon Frank s. White, member of the Leg
islature from Clay, and who is now on the
track for Congress in his District.
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4 SPECIAL term of the Chancery Court Of
Kinds county, for the 1st district, will begin
on Monday rext
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Maristrates' Blanks.

4 full assortment Of all Blanks required
n By justices Of The Peace, conforming 70
the Code Of 1880. Address,
PowKR BARKsDALE, Jackson, Miss.
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LICENSES.
Respectfully,
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD. City Clerk.
.TY CLERKS QUARTERLY REPORT.

CITY CLERKS QUARTERLY REPORT.
JACKSON, MISS, April 5, 1882.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN herewith submit my report of
warrants and licenses. issued during the 1st
quarter (January, February and Marchl, of
1882:
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CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold BY Byron LemIy.
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IReaDers nj Movers

Thomas nothing Harrow, Kemp & Burbee
Manure spA Aders. BRoUaHER i BRowN.
April u Al.
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GROUP, q poPING COUGH and Bron-
cbitis immsdia Aly relieved 81 shil0h's Cure.
Sold by Byrt Lemly
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FOR Lame Back, Side or Chest use Sh iIoh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25cents.
Sold by Byron Lemly.
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sLREpLEsS NIGHTS made miserable by
that terrible cough ShiIohss Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold BY Byron Lemly.
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sEXToNs REPoRT-( WHITE.)
JACKSON, Miss, April 1, 1882.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of jackson;
GENTLEMEN-As Sexton for the white people,
1 herewith submit A. report of interments in
the City Cemetery during the month of March,
1882:
March 6, Stephen R. Wilson, age 10 years,
general debility, from Madison county.
March 8, Samuel B. Knight, age 33 years.
heart disease, from New Orleans.
March H. Rufus Hunt Skeggs, age a years
aneurism of the heart, Decatur, Alabama
March p, Monroe Dunn, age II years, acci-
dent c., ST. L & n o. r. r.
March ., Mary Koerner, age 40 years, septi-
c9mia.
March 20, Homer H. Smythe, age 60 years,
cancer
March 30 Mrs S. E. L. Whitaker, ge % years
and months pneumonia, from Kinds county.
Very respectfully submitted,
PHILIP RYAN, City Sexton.
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7 IO 0lIIF O PIUOOVus VIII 30 % sIV
Natchez Protestant Orphan Asylum.

uary Goth, before the Literary Societies
of CentesssJ College. Subsequently it
was delivered in Nato.-sG, as a pay
lecture. and its repetition being '7ndly
called for, it was repeated as pay lecture to-
an audience three times as large as at the first
delivery. 1t has also been called for a pay
lecture at Fayette and Rodney, and is to be
delivered at those places on the 18th aud Both.
It's repetition has been called for at jackson La,
where it was first delivered. and it will be re-
peated there June lst, as an address before the
graduating class of Wildwood Female Institute
The lecture will be illustrated by the aid of a
Magic Lantern There will be views of
geological landscapes and of extinct animals.
Here is an entertainment of instruction and
charity combined Admission so cents. Tick
cts viii be for sale at Eyrich's book store, and
should be obtained before going to the church
where the lecture is to be delivered.
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On motion Of Alderman Jones, His Honor,
the Mayor, was authorized to purchase scraper
for use on the streets
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned.
u II MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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SPRING OPENING
AT
LemIy's! LemIy'S! LemIy'S!

NEVER DANCE TO THE SECOND FID-
IN der. Go Straight to Headquarters and
Buy.
We have now, and are receiving daily addi-
tons TO our large stock Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, FANCY
GROCERIES, CHINA, GLASS WARE,
etc and can exhihit hv far the
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LIST OF PRIVILEGES COLLECTED DURING THE
MONTH OF MARCH
C. p RittIemeyer, merchant; MeGoyern &
Hunt, retail liquor dealers; M Mcbride, ped
dler on foot; W. H Harrington, peddler on
foot Thos. Russell, dray; H. r. Fitzpatrick,
pedeler on foot; j. Carroll, peddler on foot;
4. ]. Hart. peddler on foot; ] Sporting. ped
dIer on foot Henry Clay. wagon G, Swift,
peddler on foot; Adam Harant. peddier on
foot: L j. Watkins, street vendor; Parish and
Patton. merchants; G. E. Wilson, retail liquor
dealer; Hurburt Barnes. dray; Molie Single
Very respectfully,
8. Il. REBER. City Collector
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R4TLROAD TIMETABLE.
CORRECTED TO APRIL 10, 1882.
Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
No. 1-Express, arrives 420-leayes AZ p. m.
q 3-MaIl, arrives 12:2l-leaves 12:27 a. m.
" IVY Frt, arrive 5;55-leaves 6:25 p. m.
" l3-Mixed, arrives 9.00-leayes 925 P. m.
GOING SOUTH.
No. mail. arrives 1040-leave 1850 P. m.
4-Express, arrives 3:40-leave 90 a. m.
e" S-W'y Fr't, arrives 900-leaye gao a, N.
" 14-Mixed arrives 5:40-leave 5:45 a. m.
Jso. A. WEBB, Agent.
E. D. AxDERsox, Div. Sup't.
c. NJ. susAFs, Gen. Supt.
J. W. COLEMAN, a. @. r ACT
J. c. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE!
THOROUGHBRED SOUFHDOWN

AAHVINVO IAAAsA1D % . I n u . " Nc
. BUCKS, Two years old at $l5 90.
\ One year old at 81 90.
large number of young Bucks ready for
delivery May LIST, at 81 80.
GEO. c. HARRIS.
Madison Station. Miss. April Y. '82-4t.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.

JACKSON, Miss, April 5. 1852.
At a regular meeting OF the Board of Mayor
aud Aldermen of the City of Jackson, held
Wednesday, April 9TH, 1892 Presentation.
John McGiIl, Mayor; Aldermen, Hamilton,
Jones, Lowd, Spengler and Taylor. Absent
Aldermen Hull
On motion Of Aldermen Lowd, the reading
of the minutes Of the last meeting was dispensed
with.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-21

BY TELEPHONE!
wife at home, husband down town.
Wife-"Hell0v
Husband-'Helo
WHEELS that you. JohnY'
Husband-"Yes; what do you want y
! Wife-"Have you got me that MedicineW
Husband-"No, but will when come to
| supper
Wife-"Where are you a-going to get it 7"
Husband-''I do not know rs it makes any
difference where"
wife-"Yes it does make a difference. If
| you get it anywhere except at
ALIENS DRUG STORE,
/ will not take it; for you know 1 never got
Medicine anywhere else that did me any
good. Besides, you get just what you ask
for there, and
Don't Have To Pay Two Prices For It, Either.
Husband-"Y are right, and I'll get it
there"
wife-"All right. By-byr'
You see she would have the last word, and
why shouldn't she? for
SHE WAS RIGHT.
42-2t
JOHN Davidson
The Pioneer Lumber Mani
Or sHpewIcK COUNTY
ESTABLISHED IN 1870.
A Complete Stock Of Pine Lumber,
SHINGLES,
LATH,
DOORS,
SASH, sc.
always on hand
~ Office Gad Yard Market Street, beireen
DoGgids arengs ead First Street ta-u
CITY STABLES,
Market street, South Of Douglas Avenue.
wichita, kassas.
LIVERY--AND- FEED.
Ali kinds Eff
Stock Bought and Sold. Money ad-
vanced on stock.
sAsLIY 4 LyvI2IpGy.
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THE NE WIS
Telegraphed to Our Readers from all
Parts of the Globe.
Cloud Bursts in Dallas, Texss-Ex-
plosions and Crimes.


Dallas, April 13.-The storm king,
after subjecting this section yesterday
evening TO a hail storm unprecedented
in. severity, completely astonished and
bewildered the inhabitants this morn
Ing by a combination of rain and hail
that completely eclipsed previous eff
forts. For four hours the water fell in
torrents and the streets riyalled ordin-
nary rivers. Every metallic roof was
perforated and the leakage has done an
immense damage to stocks Of goods.
The total damage in Dallas is estimat-
ed at $3.50, 600. The rain this morning
flooded the Easements of many business
houses. The worst sufferers are the
daily Herald, the damage to press and
stock room contents being estimated at
from s10,OOO to S12, 0O0. An effort
will DO made to get out a diminished
paper in the morning. The water in
the building is FIVE feet deep. E. M.
Fillmore's wholesale liquor store in the
same building was similarly visited.
Estimated less, $1,000. These firms
talk of sueing the city on account of
insufficient drainage and sewerage in
the streets.