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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-28
A TRAIN WRECKED.
Sells Brothers, Circus Badly
Smashed.

LOUISVILLE, KY. September 25.-
About $3.50 q. NJ. yesterday, as the first
of three special trains conveying Sells
Brothers show from Richmond was
coming around curve three hundred
yards from Pint Lick, the fourth car
from the engine, from some unknown
cause, jumped the track and rolled
down an embankment, followed by
the balance of the train in its rear,
consisting of fifteen cars. The cars
were loaded principally with the bag
gage of the company ,tableaux wagons,
electric light machine, and a cage con-
tanning "a tiger. Several attaches of
the circus were scattered along on the
train, and the destruction to both life
and property was fearful.
Three men were instantly killed,
three probably fatally injured, and
seven or eight wounded.
! Two of the killed were attaches of
| the circus, and the third, VIM. Under
wood, boy from Mt. Vernon, KY,
who was stealing ride on the train.
The cage containing the tiger was
burst open, and the fierce animal turn
ed out, creating much CONSERVATION
every one being afraid to go near until
daylight, when the door was opened,
aud the tiger, which was crouching
near by, crept back into his prison aud
was secured.
The electric light and tableauX wag-
ons were completely destroyed, the
track was torn up for over one hundred
yards. and the cars piled into CON
fused mass upon each other.
The engine with the three front cars
escaped uniDjured, aud were immedi
ately dispatched to Lancaster for sur
geons and collins,
A force of men were at once put tC
work, and by o'clock last evening
the track was cleared, but Sells de
clined to go on to London to fill hi:
. engagement today, and will rest a
Silver Creek tonight and go on to Leb
anon tomorrow to fill the engagement
there Thursday
The exact cause of the accident il
unknown, there being several report
, about it. An official investigation will
be necessary to arrive at the truth.
| THE late Republican Congress, il
r addition to Rppropriating one hundre'
and forty millions more than the pre-
vious Democratic Congress, create
} fifteen hundred and ninety new office
at a yearly expense of over a million
! and half of dollars. This is the ''re
r form" the Republicans promised til
t people two years ago. How do the
like it, and what are they going to d
about it?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-28

The Democrats of Massachusetts
have nominated Gen. Benz. F. Butler
for Governor. The nomination was
by acclamation.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL ALINDUCEMKNTs are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. It will pay
you to read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere in this issue
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MARRIED

CARIS-HINE.-Sept, 21st, 1882, at the Congre-
gational Parsonage. Ravenna, O., by Rev. A
Nj. Hills, MIR. Elihu p. Carts and Mrs. Mary
E. Hine, both of Ravenna.
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Given under my hand at Ravenna, this sth
day of September, A. D. 1892.
WIN. WILCOX. Sheriff.
7S4S Portage County, Qhie,
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PATIENTS.
TRACY, DYER & WILDER,

Attorneys and Solicitors,
No. 303 Euclid Avenue, CLEVELAND. OHIO.
14O page book on Patents mailed to any ad-
dress. 661-6m
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THURSDAY. SEPT. 2s.Isss,
The Press tor $3.50 q Year.
In advance.
DEMoCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DE STATE TICKET.
Secretary of State,
JAMES w, NEWMAN. of Scioto.
Supreme Court Judge.
JOHN w. OKEY. of franklin.
Member of Board of Pnblic Works,
HENRY WEIBLE. of Van Vert.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
Sheriff.
CLARENCE II. SAGE. of Mantua.
Recorder,
GEORGE w. BARD, of Brimflcld.
Commissioner,
CHESTER r. HOWARD, of Aurora.
Infrmary Director.
DANIEL BOGUE. of Rootstown.
Coroner.
Il. d. DAVIS, of Palmyra.
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sold in two years (33, 1901 tbirty-three
thousand one hundred and twenty bottles of
Hunts Remedy. It is valuable medicine
for kidney diseases
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Death Of Pickett W. Lusk.

This old, useful and highly respected cit
izen of Jackson died on Saturday morning
last after protracted illness. On the day
previous he had completed his seventy
third year. He had been an invalid for
some years, but he patiently and submis-
sively awaited the end. He was faithful
and consistent member of the Methodist
Church, and the earnest and hearty tribute
to his life and character, by his pastor, on
Sabbath afternoon. was as true as deserved.
The large assembly at his funeral, on so
Indictment day, indicated the high esteem
in which he was held in the community.
A devoted family is in bereavement, but
they have the precious assurance that if
they follow him as he followed the Master,
they will all meet again in the "sweet by
and-by."
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Poetry and Fact.

In Keats beautiful poem, 'Lamia" g
young man has been led captive by a phan.
tom girl, and is made the slave of her beau,
ty, until an old teacher comes in and fixes
his eye upon the figure, and it vanishes in
its true form of Shiny serpent. This is
poetry; now for fact. Diseases in various
forms seizes upon young men and old, and
especially does it affect the kidneys and
liver, and begin insidiously to work ruin
and death. But Hunts Remedy, as the
old teacher, comes in, and the Shiny serpent
of disease glides away. At first, men think
that diseased liver or disordered kidneys
is mere phantom, and go on their way neg
iecting the evil, and not realizing their dam
GER But this is not something to be trifed
with. Call in Hunts Remedy at once it
will both reveal the demon, and cast it out.
For kidney. liver, and urinary complaints
there is nothing like it.
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Bishop Green's FAN Appointments.

NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann ST., New York.
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Distress in the Late Overlooked Dis
trict.
pIrls1gT HTI.L- ~. Nov. d. 1ssa

PLEASANT HILL, La, Nov. 90, 1882.
EDTroRs CLARION: we learn from .
private letter dated at Riysrton, Bolivar
county, that there is much destitutiOn, if
NOT Absolute want, among the residents Of
that overaored region Are the large
hearted citizens of Jackson and Vicksburg
aware or this7 Hare the wealthy planners
of Yazoo and Madison forgotten how to
open their purses and granaries TO the indi-
gent Of our own old State These nnf0rtn-
nate planters are their near fellow-citizens
sons 81 the soil. now suffering from the
unforeseen calamity, and rapidly fastening
into the snow and ice Of severe winter
with empty cribs, lands laid waste and
stock all drowned Cannot our State Legis-
tare and philanthrppie people box into this
matter and make some provision f0r these
unfortunate people Ex-AT1ssTssIFPTAN.
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The Grand Master Of Florida, WIN. =
Anderson, ina letter to Grand Secretary d
Mississippi dated Biackwatsf, ia, says:
"We viii always retain a grateful sense
Of the Kindness Of our Mississippi brethren,
who have proven friends indeed. We are
so near the end you need not make any
further remittance after the receipt Of this
letter. Would have replied earlier, but /
am myself just recovering from an attack
of fever"
The total contributions by the Masonic
fraternity Of Mississippi, in response to the
appeal of Grand Master Speed, amounted
to s727.65.
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We direct attention to the advertisement
elsewhere, of the American Agriculturist,
which proposes TO devote much attention
during 1888 to the development of South.
ern Agriculture and Southern Industries
Prior to the war, this recognized leading
Agricultural Journal had very large cir.
culation through the Southern States. We
learn from the publishers that they now
propose to make Southern agriculture a
feature in the paper in the future. Sepd a
stamp for the December number, which
viii give our readers some idea of the char
acter of this journal, if they are not already
familiar with it. Nearly one hundred coll
umns of original matter and from fifty to
eighty illustrations and engravings are pre-
sented in every issue. Notwithstanding
this great amount of original matter, the
American Agriculturiat is supplied atTthe
low rate Of $3.50 . year.
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TUFTS Plls Sugar Coated.

TUFTS Pills are now covered with a
Vanilla Sugar Coating, making them as
pleasant to swallow as little sugar plum,
and rendering them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach. This is great addition
(Were it possible to add anything to these
very popular and wonderfully eficaeious
pills. as it destroys the bitter taste and
protects them from changes of climate thus
preserving their virtue in all parts of the
world. The consumer Of TUTT's PILLS viii
doubtless appreciate this improvement,
which has been made at great expense to
the proprietor while the price remains tie
same as before.
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0YE TRIAL WILL ooNEISeE YoU. For SALE
BIZ ALL DRUGGIsTs Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY co., Providence, r. 1.
Prizes, rs cents agd 1928.
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81 have suffered extremely with kidney
disease; after using Hunts Remedy two days
was enabled to resume business
GEO u CLARK
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MARRIED.

HowzE-sTEES-On November the 10Th 1882,
by Rev. William H. Barksdale, Arthur r.
Howe, ESQ.,, and Miss Eoline NJ Steen, all of
Winona. Mississippi. The Rev. Mr.. Banks
dale, of Memphis, who united the happy
couple offciated at the marriage of Mr..
on which occasion he presented as a gift
from the BRIDES mother a large family bible
The same bible was presented by him to Mr..
Howe and his lovely bride, after an interval
Of so long time. Mr.. Howe was twenty
partner was IS on the 10Th inst, and the we'd
ding occurred on the intervening day.--Ad-
vance
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81 o'clock P. NJ.


The Council assembled. Rev. DR.. Pick
EFT in the chair. The Council then proceed
ed to the business for which it was conven-
ed, to wit the election of an Assistant Bish-
op of the Diocese.
The roll of the Clergy was then called and
they proceeded to vote by ballot, for an As
sistant Bishop.
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, D. D., re-
ceived Is votes and Rev. ]. L. Tucker re-
ceived votes
The Chair then announced that Rev.
Hugh Miller Thompson, D. D. Rector of
Trinity Church, New Orleans, had been Sc
lected by the Clergy for Assistant Bishop of
the Diocese; his name was therefore pre-
scented to the Laity for their confirmation
or rejection. The Laity then proceeded to
vote by ballot, which resulted in the IMAM
imous confirmation of Rev. Hugh Miller
Thompson as Assistant Bishop.
The Testimonials of his election were
then signed by the Clergy and Lay dele
gates present. Rev. Mr.. Marks, Rev. Mr..
Moore, Rev. DR.. SAMSON and Rev. DR.. Tuck
er were appointed as a committee to notify
DR.. Thompson of his election.
Council adjourned till 10 o'clock to NOR
row morning.
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. 800 REWARD

One Hundred Dollars win be paid for The
return Of my GoId Watch and Chain with the
thief; or SIS for the watch alone. The watch
is Gold Hunting Key-Ninder. B. ". Ray
nund, EIgin. III. No. of Movement 1928 ;
No Of Case ss8 The same was stolen from my
residence on Monday night By burglar who
came and made his ext thr0ugh my window.
nov. is, se2-2t D. N. BARR0Ws.
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Efficient Service for the Good CaHse
Throughout the State.
vicksbarg Commereial.1

Jas. L. Harris, whose able and efficient
conduct of the editorial columns Of The
CLARION, during the late canvass, did such
effective service in the Democratic cause in
the Seventh Congressional District and
throughout the State, in a neat and appro-
pirate card in the last issue Of that journal
bids the public farewell. II is the general
desire of the press of the State that Mr.
Harris may at an early day put on again
the editorial harness
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Mississippi Mills Goods.
Wesson Herald.7

We noticed communication few days
since in the Times-Democrat from Consul
Astwood of San Domingo, in which be
speaks of the possibilities of New Orleans
controlling the trade of that point, and urg-
ing the merchants to secure it. Ameng
the articles best suited to that market, the
Consul said that q supply of white and
brown eottons, and an assortment of light
weight home spun goods of Wesson, would
find a ready sale.
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II was unable to arise from bed from an
attack of kidney disease. The Doctors could
only relieve me. l was finally completely
cured by using Hunts Remedy"
FRANK DICKSON
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New York Weekly Herald.
OyE DOLLAR 1TEAR.

The circulation Of this popular newspaper
IS constantly Increasfug. L contains al tbs
leading news Of the Daily aerald and is AZ
rangel IN handy departments. The
FOREIGN NEWS
embraces special dispatches from all quarters
Of the globe. Under the head Of
AMERICAN NEWS
are given tae Te.egrapbis Dispatches Of the
week from all paris o. the Union. This fea.
ture alone makes
THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable chronicle in the world. 81
it is the cheapest. Every week is given
faithful report of
POLITICAL NEWS
embracing complets and comprehensive dis
patches from Washington, including full re
ports of the speeches of eminent poiitici ans
on the questions Of the hour.
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
Of the WEsKLT HERALD gives the latest as
well as the most practical suggestions and
discoveries relating 10 the duties of the far
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crouch on Chil 4

Cures 5 cases for % cents in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John P.arham, Atlanta, Ga.
As standard remedy for the permanent
cure Of chronic female complaints, English
Female Bitters has won the grand prize over
all competition in the United States. IF
You need strength-if You wish an appetite
--if yon desire iron in your blood-if
emaciated and you wish to possess more
weight is the very medicine you want.
For sick headache and acid stomach,
BaiLeys Saline 4perieat will give entire relief
Sold everywhere.
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Mr.. R. L. GARNER, of the old reliable Rose.
bank Nurseries, is in town to deliver the fruit
trees, etc., ordered by customers for fall de-
livery, and we are requested to ask our citi-
zens to come promptly to the date Of contract
and receive their trees while in good order,
and we are assured that they are the finest
OF of trees ever delivered here.
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Decay Of the Teeth

Arises from varions causes, but principally
it may be attributed to early neglect or the
indiscriminate use Of tooth powders and
tastes, which give momentary whiteness
to the teeth while they corrode the enamel.
The timely use oflthat aromatic tooth-wash,
Fragrant SozoDoNT, will speedily arrest the
progress of decay, harden the gums, and inn
part a delightful fragrance to the breath.
1t removes those ravages which people sus-
tain in their teeth from the use of sweet
and acid articles.
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TIA WING PERMANENTLY REMOVED
IL from jackson, my houses and lots in West
jackson are offered for sale on accommodating
terms. as to price and time Of payment. Real
bargains will be given those who apply
early. Apply to Mn. B. g. BEAULLIEU, Jack
son, or address me, at 148 Perdido street, New
Orleans.
nov22, 'S2. THEo. BEAULLIEU.
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NOTICEl

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
L Board Of Trustees Of A and NJ. College at
the College on the first Monday in January,
1888, for the purpose Of electing a Professor
for the Chair Of English Literature Applicants
for the position will file their applications with
the Secretary.
T. F. WATSON,
nov.20, 80 1t. AtA.S NJ. College.
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TIE iron protectionists are putting
up poor mouths and closing up shop all
along the line in the Northern States, to
control Congress against the anticipated
reduction of the tariff
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The River Committee.
St. Louis Republican.l

Capt. John Cowden made an outlet for
more of the public money in the creation
OF. the Mississippi river improvement com
mittee than he will ever divert by the way
of Lake Borgne. 1t will be just as impossi-
bic to stop the work of the river commits
sion as to turn the Mississippi into Lake
Michigan.
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Time Table-TaAes Effect Oct. 10, 1882
Ma tohez. Jaok.On & Columbus Railroad.
TRAINS GOING EAST

TRAINS GOING EAST.
No. !, Mail, daiIy-ArriVes at jackson $50 P
N. Leaves hatcher 230 P. II.
N. 3 freight, daily except Sunday-Leaves
Natcacz 4:ij a. II. Arrives at Jackson p. N
TRAINS CONG WEST.
No. >. Nail, daily-LeaYcs Jackson : a. N.
Arrives al AaJcheZ l p. n.
No /, freight, daily except Sunday-Leaves
Jackson at $50 A. NJ. Arrives at Natchez
G2JP.M 81.
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DEcEMBER-Lsxingfon 1st; Walden, 81;
Winona. 9th Carroliton. Sth; Or NADIA, 10th
Batesviiie, A M, 18th; Como. P. M. 14ih; Sar-
dis, l4th; Hernandez, 18th Early Grove, 2Is-
Oxford. 24sh; Water Valley, 9th; Holly
Springs, 3lst
JANUABY-LamaF, I'd.
Contrib buttons at each place in behalf o.
Diocesan Missions. W. NJ GREEN.
Sept II 1882
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The Comet.
Scientific American. I

ScIentltic American.
Mr.. R. A. Proctor has made calculations
which satisfy him that the period of the
comet and the length of the greater axis OF
its orbit are rapidly diminishing, that ii
will! return to US within few months, and
that it will soon be destroyed by being alb
sorbed into the sun.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX-PAT.
Il ERs Of the CITY OF JACKSON, that the
Taxes for 1882 are now due and must be paid
before December 18th, after which date dam
ages will accrue and the collection thereof
enforced without exception.
Z. 81. REBER, City Collector.
Oct. Is, lsS2-4w.
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vieksbsTg and Meridian Railroad.

GoIyG -EAsT-PasseDger, arrives 1905, p m.
leaves 1920 p. m Woy Freight, ARRIVES S'5t
am: leaves $50 an; Through Freigh
arrives 400 a. m, leaves 40 p. p. N.
Go4sG WEsr-MaiI arrives 320, a. m, leaves
20 ~; Express leaves 7:40 8. m: arrives
from Yick-burg 500 p. ~; Way Freight
arrives SIS p. m. leaves 6:l5-; Through
Freight, 9.l5 a. m. leaves $50 a. m.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
E. F. RAwoRTH. Superintendent
JsO. W. CLIsGAE, Local Agent.
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List Of letters remaining in the Postofice al
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending November g, 1882.
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THE HONE.

giving recipes for practical dishes, hin.s for
masking clothiag and for keeping up with the
latest fashions at the lowest price Every
item of cooking or economy suggested in this
department is practically tested by experts
before publication.-Ls Letters from orr Paris
and London corresponds on the very la est
fashions. The Home Department of the WEEK
LIZ HERALD will save the housewife more than
one hundred times the price of the paper
The interest of
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WORK of improving Pearl river below
Jackson continues Boats to- continue
the work are being built at Gainesville, and
is to be done under the supervision of Maj.
Stiekney, the U. S. engineer-Handsboro
Advertiser.
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Coal! Coal!!

Mr.. G. E. Flusser will fill orders, until
further notice, for that "Black Diamond"
Coal, at $3.50 per ton, or So cents per bar
rell. Now is the time to lay in your win
ter's supply.
Nov. 29-2t.
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Those who have children, or the care
of them should call at Byron Lemly's Drug
Store and get circular of. DR.. MoFFETT's
TEETHIEA ( Teetking Potoacrs.) II may be
the means of saving their child's life.
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re WEEKLY HERALp

e given the Te.egraPhie Dispatches Of the
eek from all paris o. The Union. This fea-
80 afona rnaEaz
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THE PRopucE MARKET.

SPORTING News at home aud abroad, to-
eether wi h a STORY every week, a SERMON b!
some eminent divine, LITERARY, MUSICAL
DRAMArIc, PKRsosA AL and SEA Notes Tifsre
is no paper in he world which contains s.
much news matter every week as the WEEKLY
HERALD, which is sent postage free, for One
Dollar. You can subscri be at any time.
The York Herald
in weekly form
One Dollar Year.
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A VALUABLE ANIMAL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE }
DAVIDSON COUNTY.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE JACK
4 CoLL Bourbon the Sd sold TO Jones s.
hamiit9n, Of Jackson, Mississippi, was (s)
was sired by Burbon the %. aud. he by
Old Burbon, Of Kentucky. he BY Imported
Mammoth, considered the largest aud best
Jack that was ever imported into tie U. 8.
to that time.
bureon, Sd, list Dam, was sired by the IA
nous Jack Rough and Ready" He by Col.
James Ridley's noted Jack 'Old Wonder" he
by the celebrated Jack "Partnership," run
ming back to the Royal Gift to General
Washington.
Given under my hand, November Dist, 1882.
L. W. KNIGHT, NJ. d.
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A Writer Of Grace and Ability.

General James L. Harris, late editor pro
etmpore of the Jackson CLARION, has retired
from that able journal Gen Harris is a
writer ofgrace and ability, and his pen con-
trbuted no little to the glorious victory
achieved in the 9TH District.
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For Poultry Yard.

pRONZE TURKEYs-PURE BREEDS
~ per pair; or one Gohler and four Hens, for
$40. Also, Pure White Leehorn Chickens,
Apply = mile West Clinton Depot, at Mr. Jno.
V. Banks, Belmont place
nov29 81 In
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800 Reward.

The above rev ard is offered for any Sew
ing Machine that will do the same range Of
work that can be done on the Davis vertical
feed without bastins-
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CONTRACT6

I1OR THE LEASE OF THE PRISONERS,
il Kinds County, win be made ct the Decem-
Der meeting Of Board OF Supervisors. first
Monday in December Proposals are invited.
d. @. McRAE. Pres't.
Eov.I5, s2-zw.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG NAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
II Telegraphing sufficiently to do Railroad
business must write q fair hand be correct
in figures and attentive to his duties; When
net employed at depot, would want him
at store. A reasonable salary viii be paid.
Apply to Col. ]. L. PoWER, CLARION OFF1cE.
nor. 2. ,S2-3t.