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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-03

HOLLY SPRINGS, April 10 1852.
The members of Association are notified Of
the following deaths:
No. 51-Ben Heynie, Bolivar Lodge No 30,
Riverton, Miss. age 81. Drowned in his eff
forts to rescue persons endangered by the over
flow, Feb. 18th.
No. 52-Rev W Z. NJ Linfeld, VIM H. Ste
vens Lodge, No 12l, age %. Died al Halle
hurst, March Is Softening of the brain.
No. 55-Retreat Lodge. No. 133. Retreat,
Texas, age 81 inflammation Of stomach At
Courtney, Texas, March II.
Assessments must be paid By May 18th. In
RENTING give the number of your certificate.
L. B. MOSBY, See'y.
aprI. DC '62-tf.
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STRAYED.

DAY MARE AND COLT. AND BLACK
I'D Horse. From my premises, Friday Night.
April 18th, small Bay Mare, about six years
old. Is very quick and rides well. Has one
white fore-foet-is not shod. She was accom-
panied by her two-year old sorrei horse colt.
Tie colt has one white fcot also; hoofs of hind
feet very long No brands Also, one large
Back Horse with marks of collar and gear
upon him. Is very gentle, rides and drives
well; all in thin order. Information, by mail
as to their whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived and liberal reward paid for their re-
covery. Address
G. D. BUSTAMANTF.
mays, 81 4w. Jackson, Miss
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i Losing Joke.

A prominent physician of Pittsburg sale
jokingly to a lady patient who was complain
ing of her continued i'll health, and Of hi.
inability to cure her, ''try Hop Bitter7," The
lady took it in earnest and used the Bitters
from which she obtained permanent health
She now laughs at the doctor for his joke
but he is not 50 well pleased with it, as il
cost him a good Patient.-Harrisburg
Patriot.
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4 REmEDr Fon uER ONLY.

Cheaper than physicians bills. and 70 be
used by women exclusively. 1t IS prepared
for them only, and is specially adapted e
eases where the wemh is disordered, and VIII
elTre all irregularities Of the amenses OF
monthly courses, whether acute or chrome,
hv restoring the discharge. This great boom
/: Dr 4 Bradfeld's Female Regulator, and
knoxn and recognised as sWoman's Best
Friend Prepared By DR.. ]; Bradheld, At
ianla. Ga. Price: trial size, 100 large SIZE,
$50. For sale BY Byron Lemly and - y
Ledbetter.
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$500

y persons take medicine for theiI
PITS, and as soon as they feel better
tLey disregard all directions and stop tax
ing it. They try it again and again, and
finally throw it aside as worthless, when
had it been persevered in from the start, 9
permanent cure would have been effected
Now in taking PRICKLY ASH BTTERs foI
all complaints Of the Stomach and Bowels
remember to give the medicine a chance,
aud don't expect one or two doses to cure
Won
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The value Of medicines compounded by a
thoroughly educated physician and scientific
chemist must be apparent to all. As such
we take pleasure in commencing Dr. J. C..
Ayers Cathartic Pills. Public confidence
in them has steadily increased, until now
their Use can be said to be universal Great
and permanent popularity does not come
without great merit Our experience con-
yinces us that Ayers Pills are superior to
any others in all the uses for which q
cathartic medicine is employed. They are
pleasant to take, and are perfectly safe, sure
and eatctuaL Ayers Pills satisfy all the
requirements of reliable family physic and
their timely use undoubtedly prolongs
many lives and promotes the health and
comfort of thousauds.-Northern Ohio Dem
ocTat
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DIR. A. IL, HILERElM,

WILL BE IN HIS OFFICE, AT JACK
w SON, Miss, on and after this date, pre-
pared to attend all calls in the line of his
profession. Having heen associated with one
OF the most celebrated Gold Operators, in the
United States, for the past two months, in the
City of Memphis, he will in future give espe-
cial attention to fine Gold Filings. and Gold
Plates.
anriI26 'S2-lt
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THE United States District Court, Judge
R. A. Hill presiding, commenced its regular
May term on Monday last There is an unu-
sually large amount of civil business on the
docket-so much so, that one or two other
Judges are expected, and some of the cases
will be heard in the Kinds county Circuit
Court room.
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REV. Dr.. w. T. j. SULLIVAN, Of the a.
and NJ. College, passed through this city
Saturday, on his return from Sharon, with
err be had been on the sad mission of eonsign-
ing to their last resting place the remains of
his estimable wife, formerly Miss Magruder,
OF Madison
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Spring Calico at ) Cents

THAT Is WHAT SrEDyTAN's NEW BULLE-
TIN BOARD SAYS AND HE MEANS IT. Now
Is YOU TINE TO GET BARGAINS AT THE RED
STAR STORE
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MEDICAL cENsoRs

or THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
" triet, will examine applicants for license
on the Second Monday in March, June Sep
TENDER and December, at the City Of jackson,
Miss.
DR.. ROBERT KELLS, JasEson,
DR.. j. w. BENNETT, Brookhayen.
apri5 81 "
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Temperanee Celebratloa At verona.

Tupelo Journal
Capt R. NJ LeaYell, G. w. 7. c.
Of the order in this State, gave short his
tory Of the order and some interesting sta
tistics, showing its numbers, work, etc.
The speech Of the occasion was that. Of Col.
w II. Inge, of C0rinth, who was present
by invitation to address that order. Oar
people had heard of Col IngG as aa orator
and were prepared TO hear something far
above the standard Of the ordinary temper
anee address. The subject is an old one
and has been handled until it is thTeadbare,
there being scarce a community that has not
had its scores of temperance addresses, and
it Is difficult task 10 present the subject in
a new light to the average audience. But
Col. Iuge succeeded in doing this, and in
an address of an hours length presented a
startling array Of facts and figures, showing
The evils Of intemp erance. The Col. seem
ed to be IN MS h4ppiest vein and showed
himself d master Of the subject and the
equal Of the most gifted orators Of the day.
1t has been the fortune of the writer to list
en- to the renowned Cough and the eccentric
Neal Dow, the ablest temperance orators
of the day, and he does not hesitate 70 pro-
nounce Col. Inge the equal of either in force
yigor and elOquence. He is backed by a
heart that IS ia the cause which he has es-
pOused and Of which he Is now the ackn0wl-
edged champion in the South; and under
his Jealous leadership It's friends may rea-
sonably count upon grand results. Col. Inge
made most happy impression upon our
people, and they hope to soon again hear
him On this subject.
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.....-..-.....--..- $50.
sMYLIE & STEWART,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AID DEALERS,
JACKSON, MISS.
p. o. BOX I62,

MAPS, DIAGRAMS, EIELD NOTES, Etc.,
FROM THE ORIGINAL SURVEYS, AND
Win Attend to any Lard Business,
for less money than any firm in the State
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge made.
- Titles Investigated. Abstract 81 Titles
Furnished, Deeds and Conveyanees made.
Business before the United States Land once :
Specially.
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THE Grand Lodge of odd Fellows is in
session at Holly Springs this week-the for
ty-fourth annual session. Messrs. d. \.
Barrows. John MeGiI, w. Q. Lowd, John
NJ. Smylie F. violin, W. Fl, Gibbs and j.
/. Power are in attendance from Jackson.
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Hon. w. NJ INdE, the temperance orator,
and legislator from Alcorn county, was IN
the city Friday attending the meeting Of
the Temperance State Executive Committee
Also Rev. Mr.. Steele, of Columbus one of
the most gifted preachers Of the \. VI. Con
ference
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Magistrates Blanks.

4 full assortment OF all Blanks required
"A BY justices Of the Peace, conforming %
the Code Of 1880 Address,
PowER s BARKsDALE. Jackson Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND CoMMoDIoUs
i Property, at present occupied as the Blind
AsylHm-containing three or four acres of
land in the centre of city. Possession given
on the Ist October next. For terms apply to
c. H. MANSHIP, Pres'i.
Or VIZ B. TAYLOR. See,y.
OF the Board Of Trustees.
Jackson, May 3, 's2-8w.
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Referring to the above thank my friends
for the liberal support accorded to the old firm
aud solicit for the new house a continuance of
their patronage. JULIUS WEIS.
Nav 3 'S2-6t
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the Pestofice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending May3 1882
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10 ALL excursion goers a gala day IS
promised for the 10Th, next Wednesday. No.
Fire Company of this city have chartered
special train which will leave at an early
hour in the morning for Vicksburg, at which
place there will be grand parade Of the
fire department The fremen of Canton,
Yazoo City and other points have been in
vltod to atSpd and fine display is expect
ed. For information as to time of leaving
Jackson andpoints west, and price of tickets
see hand bills. The train will be furnished
with lunch tables, ice water etc, but the
managers assure the public that no intoxi-
eating liquors viii be allowed either to be
sold or given away, and that good order will
be preserved.
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CONSUMPTION.

have positive remedy for the above dis
ease: b. il use thousands OF cases Of the
worst kind and Of long standing have been
cured. Indeed, so strong is my faith in its
efficacy, that | will send TWO BOTTLES
FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREA-
TISE on this disease to any sufferer Give
Express aud P. q. address. Oh. 7. A. SLO-
CUM, lsl Pearl st., New York.
april.5, s2-lm.
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
=. -,v,..,, e,,v,v,,,v,-, ,--vvc.,,- -

NAA AAWAI oAANA4A4A9 = ANAAlJVAg lKA3oe
(OPPosTTE CLARION BISDERY.)
PULL LINE OF BROADcL0THs. CAS-
II sinners, Gents Furnishing Goods, of best
quality, always on hand. SUITs MADE IN
LATEST STILES. and at reasonable prices
Orders from any part Of the State will
receive prompt and careful attention.
aprl5. s2-ly.
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FOR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, yoa
have d printed guarantee gu every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. Il never fails 70 cure.
Sold By Byron Lemly.
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Mr.. JNo. J. RoHRBACHER, of Vernon,
Madison County,-formerly of this city
brought to town on the 9th ult., the larg-
est load Of wool ever brought to Jackson, the
net weight of which was twelve hundred
pounds. Mr.. Rohrbacher has flock of 800
sheep-275 of which he shears, and from
which the load of wool above mentioned was
taken.
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Mary McRae Kelly.

C0AACSICATED
The sudden and melancholy ending Of the
life Of this most incompatible woman, must
always remain one Of those inscrutab'e mys-
teries IN which God sometimes speaks to Us,
over4wing our souls into dumb, unquesiion-
ing anguish L was, after all, the tests with
in the chemistry Of binary destiny, the final
crUcible IN which was sttesteI the pur. gold
Of her unalloyed nature. 1t was the awful
signature of Jehovah to 4 volume Of the no
blest excellencies Of human character that |
have ever known in mortal binding. O!
Mary Mary Never was there crowded into
that name fuller measure Of the sweetnt S.
belonging to it than was found in thy daily
life and conversation! Never could there be
imagined 8 higher. purer more delightful
heart companioHship than was afforded in her
exquisite sympathies, and that going out of
welcoming feeling-tbdt genial greeting OF
thought 70 thought, which constitutes the
magnetic charm OF intellectual organisms. To
know her was TO love her dearly anI forever
to bless her and think Of her with the ad-
hiring gc1tieness with which one would han
Il pure white flower. Her life wasa eulogy
upon existence, and her death has nailowed
The grave. Above her memory a cypress viii
cast its shadowy gloom far out into the ljnger
ing years Of those who mourn her-but many
4 song bird Will build her nest there-.riliing
from their thrJbbing thoats such sp1ays of
timPad music as will bltEe her name IN melody
for aye-ior aye.
G. 3
west FoIET, Miss, april, l5a2
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Women as Druggists.

Corn, Oats, Bran, and Hay, 70 Sacks White
Corn for bread BROUGHER d BROWNE.
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DISSOLUTIONS-NEW FIRMS

New Orleans, La, May /, lss2-The firm of
MEYER, WEIS & co. is this day dissolved
by the retirem n. of Mr. Julius Weis The
undersigned remaining partners have pur-
chased his entire interest ia the assets. and
assume all the liabilities of the late firm aud
viii continue the Cotton Fac orsge and Com
mission Business here, and at New York.
under the name and style of Y. & A. MEYER
Il co,
VICTOR MEYER.
ADOLPH MEYER. New Orleans
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THE Capital Matrimonial Association Is
now fully organized and ready for business.
We call attention to its card in this issue.
This scheme of insurance seems to be ex-
eeedingly popular. fit encourages matri-
mony, it certainly ought to be. The man
ayers are nearly all gentlemen of much
married experiences, and are animated by a
most laudable, philanthropic desire to ex-
tend the blessings of the institution to
others.
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in malarial districts BY the powerful tonic
and alternative effects Of daily dose Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator, the true malarial
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ARE YOU MADE Miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation. Dizziness Loss of Appe-
lite, Yellow Skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is pos
tive cure Sold by Byron Lemly.
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Largest Assortment and Stock in the City.

We can confidently recommend several brands
of FLOUR that we II as being equal to any
made or Sold in the United States, The cele-
brated brands, Gov. Lowry" Elegant"
and HSylph,H cant be beat, always sold under
full guarantee. Our stock of TEAS We M
hesitaiingly pronounce the best IN the City.
Oar 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 70
buy come and see u.s. New and Beautiful
Fancy Decorated Majoliea, Fly Fans, Ice
Cream Freezers in a few days, and other
new goods and styles.
Cali On The IEMLY's and buy frst-class goods
in our Hne-ssThe proof Of the pudding Is in
the eating s. LEMLY & SON.
apl5 S2-3m
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Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say advertised"
GEO. c. MCKEE, P. NJ.
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sHILOH5 CURE WILL immed iately re-
IieYe Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold BY Byron LemIy.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Bour-
bon, Ind. says: "Both myself and wife owe
our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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NEW ORLEANS
Cooperative Endowment
ASSOCIATION.
FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS.
Office :,,........,...I6 Union Street.
Incorporated under the Laws OfLouisiana
OFFICERS:

ROBERT II. LusHER, ...... ........ ..... President
G. T. LATHRoP, ............... Vice President
T. s DABSEY, NJ D............. Vice President.
Fl. A. HILL, .................Sec'y and Treasurer
This Association is founded on a highly i'm
proved plan. 1t pays Marriage Policies that
range from 5 1000 90 to s., Coo 90. It's Sinking
Fund guards against all accidents,
Reliable Agents Wanted in every County
in the State. No one need apply for an Agency
unless he can give good references in his own
County, or in this City.
For particulars apply at the 0fjee or write
to the Secretary.
mav3 81 4w
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HE General Conference Of the Methodist
Church South meets at Nashville today.
Rev. C. B. Galloway Of this city lefs
last night to attend as delegate. Col.
Nugent cannot attend in consequence Of
indispensable professional engagements but
his place will be supplied by Hon. ]. P.
Carter, Of Perry. The Conference will he
called to order by the Senior Bishop of the
church, Bishop Paine. Some of the sub
jects which will engage the serious atten-
ton Of the Conference are church extern
sion, the question Of dropping the suffix
South from the name of the church, the
election of Bishops, and the increased fra
ternity with Methodist Episcopal church,
(NorA.)
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MARRIED.

RGE-BARKsDALE-At the Methodist
Church in this city, Tuesday evening May End,
by Rev. C. B. Galloway, Mr.. J. 7. George, Of
Enterprise, and Mrs. Fannie G.. Barksdale,
daughter of L. S. Senator George. large
number of the friends of the welded
pair were present to witness the ceremony.
The bride looked beautiful, and the bride
groom gallant and happy. The Church was
brilliantly lighted and tastefully decorated,
and the wedding march executed by Miss An
ME Fletcher in artistic sstyle Immediately
after the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs George, took
the train for their bridal trip.
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oSR hundred bushels Clay Peas, just re
eeiyed, By BnoUeHER & BROWNE.
Aprfl 26-4t.
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NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price 80 cents.
Sold by Byron Lemly.
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McRAE-L1NER1cK-on April %, 1882, at
the residence Of the brides father at Rodney,
Miss, by the Rev Robert Price, D. D., Mr. Full
ton NJ McRae. of Vicksbure, to Miss Juanita
f. Limerick, daughter of John 4. Limerick,
Esq.
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REv.s A. STEELE, of Columbus, vas il
the city on Friday, attending the meeting
of the State Temperance COMMITTEES: By
the way, the following is an extract from a
letter of Mr.. Steele to one of our religious
contemporaries;
We have telephone attached to the pulpit
in our church. Il is fine Institution for
inTalids and people who cannot come to
church. Ny congregation has not been d.
unfinished by 1t, but rather it is larger than
before.
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TuRTT-FIyE subscribers have been
secured for Telephone Exchange in Jack
son, aud the Exrhlrga will be in operation
within the next SIX weeks.
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GAIT JAMES HAYS, Secretary Of the
Union AID A--ociation-a live young insti-
tuition that has sprung into vigorous devel-
onm.nt-was in III. CITY ve.lerIav.
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omen.

WHY WILL you cough when Shiloh
Cure will give immediate relief. Price ~ cts
80 cts. and 81 Sold by Byron Lemly-
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HACKMETACK.n a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price . and 50 cents. Sold by
Byron Lemly.
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THEgaliaut Firemen ofour neighbor city,
Canton, occupied Il conspicuous position in
the parade on Monday, aud were much com
pImeuted for their martial bearing and ele-
glnt cunipment.
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Drs. HARRINGTON & Hunter.

Dr. Geo. K. Harrington. Dr. Jno F. Hunter
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GRAND MASTER Frederic Speed has issued
stirring appeal TO tie Masonic fraternity
in aid of the Monticello sufferers. The
response Will no doubt be prompt and
7iIar41
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SHIL0HaS C4TARRH REMEDY posi-
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Ganker
Mouth. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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WHEN in the city calland examine the Nov
elites at HrLzurrs 4 SHE1rnx,s
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.lG-. ASHER, Of Memphis, Is visiting the
family Of Mrs. Lester, in the vicinity Of this
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Hos. HWA,i CASSIDY and Maj. Sessions
were in the city yesterday on professional
business
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R.F. JoaD2N, Esq, OF Claiborne county,
is foreman Of the Grand Jury Of the L. :.
District Court.
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Ga.ye Etsr-Passenger@a arrives s:47. p. N
l,.7-- 80 o. Ii Freight, arrives 30 P. N
leaves 4.5j p ia
G.sv. WE-T-Passruger. arrives 4.53 a. N
s--~-- 5In a va; Freight, arrives 1915
.. leaves l-.G5.
Jouy scorT. Gen. Manager.
E. +. Eaw.aru. Superintendent
JS5. y. CLISGAE, Local Agent.
Cs1rlS UP.
Grrla down.
FtnuEa= hopeful.
ORANGE Blossoms.
Ftl. weather again.
-a-s- - s--
-nys chickens scarce.
WrEs vl.. the railroad meeting be held
slsL HausawAY Is rapidly recovering
u.- health.
Tm uaa.af lae X. & J. r. p. have
Reached Utica.
,.m. I.uS ALLEN, Of Tupelo, va.
aa.a .s Capital visitors last week.
-
Ea..m...- lal-a- being lost
~@~-
&.-- ~l-LLA bAEE7oALE, OF Grenada /.
visiting relative. "a. the Capital.
-a---~---a
H.s. Wu. BgcuASAN, Representative
from. E.uaiu, was at the Capital yesterday.
E.u..vof Mrs. Lester in the vicinity of thi-
city,
49,
mo-. i'l'-l'' ''''i
business,
- -
"a, 4 ''-'"'E' so % :. 'a'''l''g CUM
is foreman oil 'l1 'i'''i' '"'l u 'le -
Mrs JUDGE BOWMAN, OF Aazoo Clty' Is
visiting the family Of her mother, Mrs.
Lester. near this city.
@ ~-o--s----
Nh. JoHN McARN, of the solid young
7'i ID. ~ '' -"1 s'''' 1''"'' Va wa
IN iAc c.ly this week
r... D. r.rraI[ r. H. firm IF 7
p rf.1.r4-,, & G., E.0rJcans. wa,
here yesterday @a route for Scent City.
=. -
me- - Is '',,''' TX * o a.
m'.'''! ".N' - ~ -, -
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Nss4Ss
HE '"I'.7 '' ''a 80
".'' .'''' a" W.T.,
evening -'i"9 IN ID.
10 o. ''''-..' ''..' -,
TmRTT-FIyE subscribers have been
7l1H''' ava q" 49, l'-''++- "
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EIIIUh MI 4 Elk.
AD0LPH MEYER, New Orleans.
S. MEYER, New York.
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WrGs vlu the railroad meeting be held?
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G. 7. STEWART
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-03

Mrs. JUDGE BOWMAN, Of Nazoo City, is
visiting the family Of her mother, Mrs.
Lester. near this city.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-03

tsG. T.uy ALLEN, Of Tupeio, was
aa.a. ... Capital visitors last week.
---a.-.. .a another column of Capt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-03

-arya chickens scarce.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-03

Jxo. n sMYLIE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-03
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
HOLLY SPRINGS, April Is, 1

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