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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-08
Sales of Property.
r. r. Boarman. Attorney. Tow.on,oy
U'RUsTEES' SALE

u
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
CARY McCLELLAND. DECEASED. 81.
81 LOCATED NEAECALNERTON. IN SZh
E:1 BALTIMORE cot MY.
The undersigned, Trustees. having filed their
bond. which was duly approved by the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. sitting in Eauity
under the power contained 10 the last will aud tc.
lament 81 said Cary McClclland. late II Hilti.
more county. deceased. anil a. Trustee. O. carr,
nut the trust specified therein. W,l utcr ~ public
auction. On the premises. on
W'f"''iay. u. i.'h fry II Jsig. !. d. I>ss,
at the hour Of . o'clock T.. NJ.
ALL THAT PARCEL OR Lot OF GROUND,
situate on the corner Of Calvcr,on road AMI
Franklin street extended. near the city limits.
CONTAINING THREE AND ONE.FIFTu
ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
Til. tract of land j. improved by the
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
81 the late Cary MrCeilani. deceased, surround.
Ell by garden. and richard. Of choice fruit The
dwelling was built At cost Of over so. uOn three
stories high, Of Baltimore pressed brick with mar.
bic trimming. With thrcc.s ury back building.
;""story bay window lafso idle porchc.. and
contains nineteen rooms, AMI l. one Of the mot
ta.tciully contributed anil conveniently arranged
residence. IA anl around baltimore city There
y also a large ice house gas works, sranary. ear.
riase house. anl every ro..iblc convenience II a
inc suburban residence.
There j. also On 4ail property another
DWELLING HOUSE.
built of prc..cl brick. elegantly Gni.h.l, con.
tanning ten rn'.. With large front anl side yards.
NJ the building are in trst class condition. and
may be seen By any one nppi wing the preIniscs.
This property D. beautifully situated within
few mpiH"nt.' walk 1T the CaiVerton Depot on the
Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad and also near
liue "i li'r'c cars running 60 the centre Of the
city
The location !. high. healthy. AMI it. proximity
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ef'-A large number Of change, were made in
the Baltimore Custom House force ON the I,i inst.
but the lightning has not yet struck baltimore
county.
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--Nn AmeFlcAH NJ - tAfe"ns 70 bur ie
write. A. f.i vet 'ae cli' a; tie Rufah r.
pee. lie; i.e tel "a ar ihiH-. uls friend =
The country AaI he o. PIE TIA, ia. have the
ica'; 10 complain Z. the ap., - te grateful -
ami the lsA,, t. fear 81 many year {, yame. are
The intel state. q America. standing N ,li'
s:le our eon,r.ver,ie. a; h.me ean,r,.,ei Ws'A
those which hara.s anil mensre every sfea, a,, u
in Eirppe seems 20 mc but the natural ea-r,e.-
ceuce Il a rrasperaus .iema.-ati- re.t.ir
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New Advertisements.
John oIOnn q Co.. Attorney, baltimore.

IN BALTo. COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.
/ JULY 9TH, iSs2
ORDERED, that the sale Of the ea.rhoIi II
Cora Sutton. deceased. made by Lucy sutton. tho
Adminisirairix of the said deceased and thi. day
reported 10 this Court by the said Adnni.,ratriI.
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause be .hewn
20 the contrary. on OF before the 3i.' ,y ~ Jiy.
lSS2. provided. copy II this order be inserted
In some weekly newspaper, printed AMI publish.
ed In Baltimore county. once 10 each II three sue.
eessire weeks. before the al.t lay Of July. I>se.
The report states the amour; OF salcs 10 be -.
10000.
JOSHUA =. CoCKEN !
JoIlN GONTRUM, judge.
JESSE DAILY,
True Cory-fcsi TIIOS. PUII,poT.
Regi.ier Of Wills for baltimore rauu,v.
July s.-itt
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sre- The PFesiden, has appointed Hon. John
A. J. cresNell, q Maryland. counsel for the Gov.
eminent before the BoSrd of Couimissioners Of
Alabama elaims
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re- Any fool knows that a"sinking schooner
can weather gale better than tin bark with
only n buliock's brains for ballast.
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Eo-bvery man must appear ia person before
the registration officer II he wants 10 have his name
appear on the new lists. Ifhe don't do Il he can't
vote.
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lrS- In the l :. Senate on Monday the bill ap-
prupfaiing ss?oo for medical service. TO the late
PRECEDENT GARFIELD. was amended, cutting down
the allow anre 90 Rlb OOO
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THE EXECUTION OF oUIrEAu.
The Assassin Himself "Removed"-His
Behavior on the Scaffold, &C., &C.

lowing extracts:
Upon the scafold there was slight pause ~
the prisoner was placed upon the center Of the
trap. lie marched FROM his cell With his body
bent slightly forward aud his cycs fixed on the
floor. raiscl III, bead, and, with a calm look of
inquiry. surveyed the crowd.
MS RVS WEHr SOMEWHAT uAGGAHb,
AMI there wa pinehci. drawn expression about
his m"ath that indicated the intense mental strain
he Wa undergoing. aud how thoroughly he ap.
prcciaicd the awful and terrible nature of his sur
ruuudugs. A. the little Knot - men the scat
ioi Tell into their places, the prisoner swallowed
uusiy and appeared 90 cicnch his hands a, he
braccd himself for his part in the ceremonies. At
signal from Warden Crockcr every head in the
as.cn.hlaee wa. barred, and DT. Hicks advanced n
step forward. aud raising his eyes toward heaven
VAN tur FOLLOWING tNyucA ALTON:
reading from manuscripts; Father. out of the
i,I tbs We cry o. Thee. Hear Thou our supplica.
ton for the FAKE of Jcsus Christ the saviour. who
hi. male full rt"pitnipn TOT ~ Behold thu.
Tbs srD ant. We humbly pray tina, Thou wilt
deliver him ~ thi. supreme moment IL his life
Let Thy light dcsrcud upon him. l.ibcratc his
soul from prison NAV hc appear before oa
ahs'ltcl by Thy great mercy. FROM blood guilt.
me-. deliver him aud u. God. have mercy On "a.
Chfi.i. have mercy on ~. Lamb Of God. that
;akr.i ava! the in. uf the world. have mercy on
"a. Amen. and amen"
During this invocation Guitrau listened with
Nrpt attention. and appeared o. follow each
""ri "i the reverend speaker. his lips moving
.l'niN win tue Amen a. u was c"nclHded. n
W. inca c'h''"tsi ne again TOOK his position
ln'i beside u" ''n'cm"ci man. ant held an open
i'siaineni 20 ,nrh position that he could read
th'rsir1m. Lifting HE eyes AMI allowing them
e. stray Tor moment over the mas Il uriurnei
iaee' n"i'fe HIM. 'uiictu said Il reaiirom Mat.
Thew l'tA. syn :" il-i- hen with a hrin voice.
ant WITH tau attention I" proper inionaiiun and
'i"''''''' 'h"''. u" '''' tue selection.
vase wnui~ "t u"iN wEit
"'-' ''''eh'' 10 WI TIE ""'lr-t attention. aud
'' ~. l.' ~ 't' i. "' h'h t"'r AMI irIl. nj
q. t""' u 70 we - - 'h' i"t"hf IN front. VII"
WITH a"tis h'Nf i..Ntr. i's'Nnci aud wondered at
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Thirteenth District.
At jos. HELLMAN'>. NEAR RELAY IIni.Sr
~ Ta..ftt p.,f % ,.ts.. itg. .i,l. IIfhaafl2,E
900, Z M"a.t,s .t.f Ia...t,.. 4 y. il,b n.{Isr.
At MRS. RElIZ'S. WASHINGTON ROAD.
90 Ihar.i'g. itl l.'t. nod H.A,..fty .,,3
fhH..af'g. il...' lifl ant I.fI
At >CIlj LTllEi>. WASHINGTON ROAD.
49, f'h'y .fsf >'ftef '.. .i.f. ltfts4f I5t4. .rf
ri!'y uaf Nif i,g. 1, =. t,.a ....t 1874.
F"- Those entitled O. registration are rclue..
tel to appear early.
re- NaiuFaifci citizen. are required 10 IRE.
sent their naturalization paper. a. the rr.istcr
Jos. I. >TEiNACkER.
Register 1T district.
CHARLES =. ROGERS.
Register 81 district
GEORGE u. ELDER.
Register - District
wM. l.. SllRINER.
Register ith District
ANDREW JACKSON.
Register jih District
MELcilnIR HoSHALL.
Register 9th district
CllAS. l.. ALMoNI.
Register eth district.
z. roTEET.
Register 9Th District
CliAS. II. MANN.
Register nth District
THOMAS BOND.
Register 10th District.
EDWIN \. GoRSrCu,
Register 18th District.
THOMAS u. TODD,
Register 18th District.
T. u. HALL.
June It'll Register 18th District.
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lzo- Register Register Register You
mus, do I, IL you expect 10 vote hereafter.
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New Advertisements.
TOR SALE CHEAP,

A FAMILY CARRIAGE WITH POLE and
SHAFTS. w. y. Chiffon,
wavsFly, Baltimore county.
July g-2ts
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After surrey ing the body externally the surgeons
pf4ecrl'i g. lay pien tho brain cavity and the
th'raH AMI To examine the organs therein contain
-. The brain Nas found 20 weigh ~! ounces,
which !. little more than the sht 0f the aver.
age human brain. II wa. well formed aud pre-
seutci NJ external Evidence # disease OF lesion
The lunss aui heart were ~ their normal condi-
ti"n. but there wa. slight Fufing of the aofta in
the vicinity of the heart. The neck Wa not die
located nor fractured. vas NJ first supposed but
there was rupture Of the siernn cleilO .mastpii
muscle both sides. ~ we'll a. 81 the thyro.hyoid
membrane. IL follows. therefore. that death re.
sultci from suiiocation ani not from dislocation
u the spinal veriabre.
wHrRr TnE AssNsstN - HrHirh.
The body Of Guiieau vas buried on Saturday
afternoon ia the northeast corridor of the Jail anI
- far ~ l. now known the remains will lie there
undisiurbed by any future sepulturc. Under the
Law the deposition of the bodies of criminals who
are executed rests within the discretion 81 the war
den. Ia the ease II Gliteau his sister. Mr.. SEQ
Vile. Was without means and could not have un.
dertaken bis burial expenses even II permitted 10
do 80. The only other relative who has appeared
upon the sccnc-his brother, John ". Gniieau-
was unwiliing 20 assume the risk Of taking charge
Of tho remains. believing that he would be power
less Ia prevent "body. snatchefs" from stealing
them, therefore Gen. Cfocker resolved 90 bury the
assassins body within the wall. of the jail where
II would be beyond the reach alike Of vengeance
or speculation. The brick flooring vas removed
and grave seven feet deep was dug. Al
o'clock the coffin containing the body of Guiteau
was borne from the chapel upon the shoulders of
six 81 the jail pfisoners aud. without any service
or ceremony whatever, was lowered into this grave
and buried from sight.
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I MERRONNIER a WRIGHT.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS 4 CONVEX ANCEES,
", >MEDLEA ROW. TuW>oN TOWN.,
OYER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
Tor SALE
TWENTY FARMS Of various sizes IA Hati
more county. On reasonable icrm..
-" faftie. hASin; property 70 sell will DO
well {" place II ia uur hands. MONEY To LOAN
ia SUN. g. suit Jan. lift
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
CARY McCLELLAND. DECEASED, On.
LOCATED NEAECALNERTON. ~ -
IL BALTIMORE cot NTN. ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-18
The Great Forepaurh show.

On Monday morning early our streets
presented an animated appsarance Hun.
dreds Of people from far and near gathered
on the thoroughfares to witness the grand
street parade. We are glad to learn that
none, 50 far as We know, went away disap-
pointed. The show was certainly the
largest and best conducted of any that has
ever visited Jackson. With a herd of twenty
odd elephants, ranging in size from the
monster Old Bolivar" 70 the Baby Ele-
plant" cages Of rare and costly animals
and birds, magnificent chariots, ETC., this
show certainly has right to claim the title
of the "largest show that has ever visited
the Southern country" The officers and
managers were attentive and polite, and
the programme was not disturbed by any
trouble or difficulty. In this connection
we take pleasure in returning thanks to
Mr.. Allen for numerous courtesies shown
TEE CLARION. His attention, kindness
and care for the comfort of those present
was indeed commendable.
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Prineelr Enterprise.

We are informed that Mr.. Charles Furber
of London England, accompanied by two
Western gentlemen, is now engaged in
examining The zoe, 900 acres of land located
in the Yazoo Mississippi Delta on behalf of
a very wealthy English syndicate composed
of several noblemen, Messss. Phillips, Mar
shall & Co. and other leading London CAPT
talsts. These lands were purchased last
year by Col. B. H Evers. After surveying
the Delta lands, Mr.. Furber, of the party
will examine about 600, 00Oacle of lands in
our pine region for the same syndicate. II
Mr.. Furber's report of these lands are of a
favorable character, the syndicate will invest
large amount of capital for immediate
improvement and development of this
valuable property. The same syndicate
has purchased 5000, coo acres of rich grazing
lands in Texas, which Mr.. Furber will ex-
anime and rel ort upon as soon as his mis-
sion in our State is completed. Col. B. FL.
Evers reached our city Few days ago from
London, aud is a guest at the Edwards
House.
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Railway employees W orking with trains are
assessed double these amounts.
The membership fee and one assessment is
payable with the application. The first an
nual dues will be payable on the first day Of
December, 1882; after that date, within sixty
davs from issuance Of each certificate.
Certificates Of membership will be issued
emitting the holder thereof 10 certain
amount for each aud every day he or she may
be disabled by sickness or accident from at
tending 20 ordinary business. Claims will be
paid within tAirty days, and at once If funds
are in treasury.
all persons Of good moral character and
temperate habits, who will certify that they
are in good health, may become members
proUided, certificates shall not be issued for an
amount exceeding the average weekly income
or earnings of the applicant.
ASSESS AENTs will be made only when the
funds in the treasury are insufficient 70 pay
LOSSES And these assessments can only be
used to pay losses.
re- Agents are wanted in every city, town
and neighborhood in Mississippi and adjOin-
ing States, 10 whom liberal compensation will
be allowed for active work.
ES3- In places where no agents rcprcs mt
the Association, reduction in membership
fee will be mede 10 clubs Of six or more.
re-. To members of Fire Companies, where
q large proportion of the membership make
application, IA special reduction will be al
lowed.
Remittances can be made by check p. ..
Order, or Registered Letter addressed 70
JOHN T. BUCK,
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
JACKSON, Miss.
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TEAMS GOING WEST
srr notiee TO city tax-paye 5.

SEE notice 10 city tdA-Pa .
SEE notice in another column of ladies
gold watch found.
DIR. L.'SExToS has removed his head
ouarters from Warrenton to Wesson, MISS
WE were glad to meet in our city yester
day Judge Robt. S. Hudson, Of I azoo cry
who is here on professional business
WE were glad to meet yesterday Mr.. }
G. Arledge, of Jasper county, Secretary o.
Sterling Lodge No 81, who is in the city
on business.
DE-. R. NJ. DAY J, of Crystal Springs
called at The CLA2IoN Office yesterday ano
left substantial evidences of his good VIII
and appreciation.
The CA ON office was favored a few
DAVIS since by call from two of 4azoc
City's prosperous young men, Mr.. George
Ouackemeyer, and Mr.. John Housman.
TIE Memphis Jockey Club races COM
mence October 23d, 1882-contiuuing one
week. Round trip tickets can be had from
the 22d to the 9th inclusive, good TO return
until October 3Oth, at s6.35, by applying tc
CT. Rudd, agent, Jackson, Miss
M. VIZ. G. WALKER, of Mississippi CITY,
who reported Senate proceedings for IHf
CLARION last winter, is in the City, and we
are glad to state is looking wellsA2d in fine
health. -
Ma. Z. F. PACK sR, the accomplished
business manager for .Messrs. Green, Ham
ilton & Co, contractors for the Holly
Springs Railroad, was in the city last week
and informs us that the work on that road
is progressing finely. Several hundred
hands are at work and an early completion
of the road may be expected.
The CLARION is under obligations to
Mr.. Bolton Mickle, the polite and efficient
Superintendent of the Natchez, Jackson q
Columbus Railroad, for a revised timetable,
schedule of distances, etc. The schedule
took effect October -, 1882, and any change
in same will he duly noted in The CLARION.
Mr.. Mickle's Office is in Natchez, to which
point all communications intended for him
should be addressed.
WE were gratifed to see among US last
week Rev. A. F. Watkins, son of the former
pastor of the Methodist church at this
place, Rev. w. NJ. Watkins, D. D. he
preached to large and attentive congrega-
tions, and we ere rejoiced to know that the
universal sentiment is, he is the worthy soil
of patriarch and father in Israel. May
success attend him in his grand and lofty
calling.
DIED in Jackson, Miss, on October 9TH
1882. HUGH AUSTIN REBEG, in his ninth
wear, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. FL. Reber. In
the early morning of childhood this bright
little boy was snatched from the home IN
which he shed so much happiness, and
while the parents view with sorrow his
empty chair and watch for the form and
face which will come to them no more on
earth again, they have the consolation ana
Joy of knowing that he is under the care oil
Him who said: "Suffer little children to
come unto me for of such is tie kingdom
of heaven"
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Ithuriel's Spear.

One touch Of it transformed the toad at
the ear of Eve into his true Satanic shape
and sent him away. The toad OF disease Is
silently issuing his venom, not at the ear
but at the kidneys and liver of many man
who. "feeling out of Sorts" does not kno.
iust what IA the matter with him. By and
by. when the mischief is done, and Brights
Hisease or some other terrible malady has
set in. he discovers bis ailment only 70 de
sDsir Of its cure. Now Hunts Remedy Is
as TthurieIs spear. Its touch reveals the
disease IN its rue shape, and then dismisses
it from the system. Even in the worst cases
ofkidney complaints, it is not too late g
call Hunts Remedy in. lt has snatcneo
many from the very jaws Of death.
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s1bo cash viii be given for 2 position
= any 81 the departments. Ae a1:ss.'
4 4 strict eonfdenc, J. T. e, keppollean
Office
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A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SozoDoNT is a composition o.
the purest end choicest ingredients of the
Oriental and Vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is well known to have bene-
fetal effect on the teeth and gums. It's en-
bllming or antiseptic property and aromatic
fragrance makes it toilet luxury. Sozo-
DON'T removes all disagreeable odors from
the breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc:
1t is entirely free from the injurious and
acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders
which destroy the enamel. Zone bottle will
last six months.
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MARRIED.

LUeKETT-EADs-At the residence of th'
brides father Col. ]. D. Eads-on the evening
of he 1st inst, by Rev. Irwin Miller, 0. A
Luckett, Jr.. Esq, and Miss Maggie L. Eads
all of Carthage.
CARLIsLE-FEARE-Att the Episcopal churcL
in Canton, by Rev. W. P. Browne, on the 9th
inst, Mr.. Carlisle, of Jackson, Miss, AID Miss
Virginia Fearn, of Dallas, Texas.
LsTr-WooD-At the residence of DR.
Robert Eostwck, SALISBURY, Tenn, on Tues
day, DC .ober 18th, 1882 Clarence W. Millett
and Miss Lucy L. Wood. No cards.
The CLARION extends congratulations to our
young friend Clarence and his fair bride
May the sunshine of prosperity and happiness
illumine heir pathway through life. and the
choicest blessings of welded life be ever
theirs.
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THE interesting trial before Justices Nc
Gill, Bell and Lewis for possession of the
big compress and grounds, terminated last
Friday evening after contest OF three
days. Mr.. II. F. Bailey, the lessor and
owner of the property, brought suit to re-
cover possession from the Compress Com
pany, Messrs. Perkins, Wilder & Tuttle' les
sees, insisting that their lease had expired on
the LIST of September. The lessees claimed
that they had the privilege under the con-
tract of continuing the lease for one year
or two years longer. The decision was IN
their favor; so the compress goes on as
heretofore.
Gen. Wharton and Messrs. Shelton & Shell
ton appeared for the plaintiff, and
Judge Brame represented the Compress
Company.
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Found at Lasti

After years Of patient research aud chemical
Investigation in the vegetable world, there
has been discovered and perfected valuable
compound tonic, agreeable IN taste, p.easA4.
in aetion and hienfv beneficial in results. L
forms one 81 the most valuable tonics and cor
receives ever yet offered 10 the pubic. 4 e
especially adapted to any lesion Of the hepat-
ie. gastric or renal functions arising Iom So
dentary occupation. exposure 70 night az, @
any mineral nonesituent. makes Il mere desls-
able a s household remedy This Falaaeie
Preparation Is the celebrated HoNe SANAHaYs
coRDfaf. Il IS now putup in handsome car,
toons, and sold BY Druggists and dealers san
elkllY, See pdEeriiaenenh
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s,,...., St. Loui. and Nav Orleans Railroad.
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WANTED RUY.

Jackson, Mss, Oct. Is, 1882 w.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF

- ceived until the THIRD MONDAY IN OGTo-
BER at 12M for furnishing FRESH BEEF to
the MISSISSIPPI STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM for
one year, commencing OCTOBER 18TH, II g.
Beef TO be of best quality aud to consist
equally of hind ana fore quarters, and in
quantity from 900 to 400 pounds per day, more
or less, as may be required by the Steward.
Bids must be specific, and viii not be consid-
cred if conditioned on what others may pro-
pose The successful bidder will be required
to give bond in the sum of three thousand
dollars. B. T. McGILL,
oct4 '82-2w Steward.
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Bishop Green's Fail Appointments.

OcroBER-Rosedale, 10th; Jacksonville, 18th;
Greeuville, I'D; Boyina, 18th; Edwards, 9th;
Bolton, 18th; Raymond, 31st.
NovEMBER-Clinton,1 st; Brandon. Sd /; Ter
nv, 9Th; Dry Grove, It'll; Crystal Springs, 9th;
hazlehurst, 18th Brookhaven, I4th; Summit,
18th; MeComb City Ordination and consecra-
toni 18Th !. Magnolia, 2ist; Osyks. I'D; Cam
Ton, 24th; Livingston, 18th; jackson, Especial
council) 18th.
Observation-Disclosures, LIST Walden, Sd !;
WinoDa, 9th Carrollton, 9Th; Grenada, 10Th +;
Batesyille, A. n, 18th; Como, P. n, 14th; Sar-
dis, 18th; Hernando, 18th; Early Grove, 2lst !;
Oxford, 24th Water Valley, 9th Holly
Springs, 31st.
Contributions at each place in behalf of
Diocesan Missions. W. d. GREEN.
Sept. II, 1882
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Hunter, ND. G.K. Harrington, N. D.
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TAKE care of your Liuer. A great num-
Der of the diseases to which mankind are
liable arise from disordered condition OF
this organ. Keep it in sound and healthy
condition and you can defy disease. PRICK
LY ASH BITTERs are especially adapi I'd for
this purpose, being composed of drugs which
act on the Liver, giving it tone and strength
to withstand malaria.