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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
,,,,,, -. BETWEEN
nOUBLE TRACK 1ANNrNr cnIfpI.EHr

NNSbhh IttAJhl. JANNEY COUPBbN
STEEL RAILS
Schedule TO take effect SUNDAY, MAY 10. issl
terec, vS Ma,shngton, irom station corner Of New
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville. and st. Louis
~ w n M l0l5 n. M 1910 y. m, with through
Ml.hout changei i0i5 n. M daily TO Chicago except
For Pittsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit at 500 a m
burg, with sleeping Cars attached.
A. rains Tor Philadelphia aud New York at $40 a. M
withParor and sleeping cars attached -
Snd lo92 & M 1910, s5o, z55 s. 500 I0 40 5:aOI
For baltimore on Sundays, 6:3o RS lOOS a M
~ SO, r. Ef0 $3.50 q s;i0 O;i6 D. m.
or OF Ahnapos $40 u M, 1910 and $40; on Sunday
For way stations between washington and Balu
more 6;lO ga m, 1910 M. 800 $40 and 1880 y. M
for stations on Metropolitan Branch, 7:i5 daily eX-
cept sunday. $50 a. nj. Ai5 and 5:I6 y. M daily: for
stsunton $50 r. daily, except Sunday; for IIagers
Sd end rLederck, $50 n M, iei5 ilS p. M daily
=. For HagsrStown lci5 a. m. daily, except Sunday
Trains arrive from the West daily go. 1875 a M.
From New York and Philadelphia, 2:S5, $50 a. m
daily, $40 y, m; daily, except sunday.
1910 a. M, B;H p. m.
From staunton, 2i5 y. m. daily, except sunday
From Frederick and uormediaA points. SOS q. M,
na. M, ais, l;iO p m. and 800 p M. daily, except
sunday lOn. m sp. m. daily irom Point If ROCKS.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at ., i;iI
Gg $50, 0, and ll:31 p. on sundays, 2. 4lO AIS
G"0 ana OlO, a. M, 13g $40, 8, G2j. 100 and y.
All trains nom Washington stopat Rolay Station.
For further Information nppyN the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Onice; Washington station, go and 1851
where orders will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at nnv point in tho city.
~; w; N. CLEMENTS, NJ. OFT, Baltimore, and G. X.
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BALTIMORE, June lS-Virgnia 6s. deferred, o.
do consolidated, 40A past due coupons, 40; new
lO-4Os, 3S1z; new IS, 5313 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE June 1S..-Cotton dull middling,
103sc. Flour steady and quiet; Howard street and
90; do. family, So 25@D6 25; city mills superfne
IS 259i 90; do extra, 81 2596 so; do. Rio brands.
90 0O96 e5 Patapsco family &c 10; do. superlatiye
patent, 81 30. Wheat-Southern quiet and easy:
western easier, closing steady southern red. 81 Is
@l 2l do. amber. 81 22@l 25: No. Maryland,
81 22q1 22lS No. western winter red, spot, 81 lS
ST. ssptSmbsr, si % 81 22%SI 25; 0ctobsr 81 2ijlSi g.
Corn-Sonthern steady; western steady aud dun
'nuthern white, 6O@63c; do. yellow, 6206ic; west
sa mixed spot e2@S29scS June S25o bid ~ ySply
6534c steamer, 5i95iIsc. Oats steady, with better
inquiry; southern 45@9isc western white. 469lSc;
do, mixed, 43l4@45c; Pennsylvania. 46@isc. Rye
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl2@li. Provisions
unsettled, mess pork. s2) 0O@2O %; bulk meats,
shoulders and clear rib sides packed. SA@lOAc;
l5@l6c; lard, rehncd, lac. Butter flriner; western
packed. l00Dl6c; creamery, 1SD23c. Eggs higher
and active " lSC9lDc Petroleum nominal; refined,
7JS@9sc Coffee quiet Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair,
| SAGt9lac Sugar steady: soft. sSc. Copper. re.
fined quiet ut ll14@liNc. Whisky quiet at 81 l6lI
| @l H. Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, 5.32d.; flour, Is. 3D.; grain, 3g315d. Re.
ceipts-Flour 1924 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels
| corn, 1900 bushels oats, 5000 bushels. Ship
| ments-Wheat, 5000 bushels corn, 5000 bushels.
sales-wheat, 223OOO bushels corn, $1,000 bushels.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE, ND, June 1S--Beef cattle-Market
| 6jfc first quality, 5A96c: medium 4sS@5lsc Or
dinary, 4l6945Ec; most OF the sales were from 8 =
TO 6Iac receipts, lOS7 headi sales, 767 head.
Snd mGasrs ] 20 S29d 6e
ceipts OF sheep aud lambs were 4,i27 head; quota
tions-sheep 3@6l1ci lambs, 507c.
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Further Reduction!
LOW FARE! POPULAR STEAMERS!
DAILY LINEI UNiiED STATES MAIL
Steamers George LGary and Excelsior,

To Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, PiuCy Point,
aud POlnt Lookout.
To Norfolk ..........,.Sl 90 Pney Point aud
Round Trp...m,,.,.o.. 1 81 Point lookout,,., Zoe,
Round lrip,..",. .,,tl %
FIRST CLASS ACCOMAIO DATtONS CANNOT BE
FURNISHED FOR LESS.
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf daily except
sunday, at $50 y. m. Saturdays nth
SaIurdny Might Excavations ~ Special
Fenture, Hrturn Monday Morning.
Round Trip Tickets good on either Leary or Excel
slOr
Exclusive connection with the Boston
nDd Providence AIeR,Hers. COnnectS also with
New York, and JaneB River steamers, aud she Nor
iOlk and Western and SeAbOard aud Roanoke Rail-
roads; Rt Old Point with the Chesapeake aud OHIO
Railroad. Passage and rooms can be secured nt
Reeds SONS l2ld Il ST. n. WI baltimore and Ohio
Ticket Office, Ilh aud Pa ay.; - Marc Hotel Polk
informs, next 10 Clly pustOincei oince OF knuN's
express Sixth and Ponna. ave-, and at Company's
ONCE, Ith st. wharf
X NON EXPRESS Will call for ana Check baggage
from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily uutll r., m ,,
l., NJ. HUDGINS
VIM L. WEIGH Agt Gen. SupL
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATES.
WE no HEREBY CERTIFY that We supervise tho
arrangements for all the monthly and senila nnuai
drawings of the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Con-.
pANf, ana w person manage aud control thc draw
lngs themselves and that the same are conducted
with honesty fairness and In good faitb toward all
tlhcate with iacSlinlles Of our signatures attached
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erncKa

The following are the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices Of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers
No. 1411 l. street northwest:
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A. Brentano & Co.,
Publishers, Booksellers, StatiOnerS,
AND NEWSDEALERS,
lois Pennsylvania Avenue,
Corner of Eleventh Street, WASHINGTON, D.. G.
Corner of Eleventh Street,

Please bear in mind that our establish
mcnt ~ kept open every evening until 10
O'Clock.
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We enumerate a few hooks which may Cor may no"
be useful 10 those around the house
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Thnse Odd PnnIa.

at half price, are selected out of our best
stock, being tho odds and ends of cloaed out
lots. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh aud Il.
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whit. Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.

BALTIMORE STOCK Market
BALTMoRE, June lS.-Virginia 6s deferred, 0;
do consolidated, 40ss past due coupons, 40; new
1o-40s, 3S1z; new IS, 5315 bid to-day.
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RotetOurt SnrinVs. IA.

tbs Foriieth Session opened With fun number,
from fourteen different States. aud closed on d.,
20th of june with brilliant Commencement Tbs
improvements announced one year ago have hcca
almost completed and viii, in lew weeks, receive
the finishing touches.
The 4lst session viii open on the 18Th OF sur
TEMPER, with facilities mere ample aud complete
than the school has commanded during its ooutinr.
Gus history Of 40 successful years.
Extensive Literary courses arr provided. ooverin-
English Language, English Literature, History,
Latin, German, French. Mathematics, Natural
Science, Ethics. The Departments Of Music ana
Art are fully equipped and conducted under the
best standards. The work in these departments t.
ceives the highest encomiums from the bssi judge.
The School is run with twenty (2e, oficers and
Teachers. Girls and Young Ladies are received i,r
single session or for the full period Of school life
The locality enjoys the advantages Of a mild noun
tain climate, valuable medicinal waters. and the
most picturesque scenery.
This school wholly disapprovos and disearsls the
agency system for securing pupils. That system
too often places girls and boys in schools and under
influences OF a very different character from tios.
preferred by their parents Apply for Circulars an
references.
p O.--BoTKroURr SPRINGS Va,
Depot, Cloveriale, Shenandoah Valley p. r.,
CHAs l. COOKE.
julyii, 's3-3me. Superintendent
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HoLLINS INSTITUTE

Es-Write 10 President W : wrnR. far Cata-
iogue. W. I. RATlIFF.
luly25,' S5-sfn- President Board Of Trustee
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
Number Of Students Last session "a
Number Of Cadets in Military COmpsny. -. :.
Session Opens September 26iA, 1883, oad
Closes JUae eta, 1854.
Christian Education the End and Aim
of the Institution.
Students Received at 4nv Tfme.

Discipline Prompt and Rigid ;-Instructiou Thor
eugh-Noral Surroundings Unsurpassed. TEENS
REASONABLE
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Died ~ The residence u her husband, Mr. r. n
irrru, 10 Madison county, Mississippi, sept Esd
i+Si
The decrasei was the third daughter Of Mr.. h
Ball, uf Clinton. Mis- She was a cultivated chris
tan woman. u may h. said of her that she va
euinenuy faithful Ia all tho relations u life tru,
sife. loving mother, a dutlful child q constant
friend, aud an earnest christian. "A noble wo-
man has fallen" was the sentiment Of the larg,
company that came 10 witnes. her burial. Her
death make. q void that will be- felt Tor long year,
30 come Ia her amily her home aud her church
iier husband will miss her sweet c0npanionshir
h'r children, her tender care, and the church oil
which she was a member. her noble example d
growing conservation 10 Christ u was the privi-
lege Of the writer 10 bury her In baptism some tive
years a,p. AID II Is not too much TO say that sh,
sas among he most Christly members Of the Mes
HOPS Baptist Church. and that her earnest picty
made her presence Ia our meeting precious 10 u,
al. Aud now that she 8. gone from the world, ",
,urr,w not a. th1~a without hope. We shall mec
her again ia the land Of the living-where tear
pme not and death cou,th never, she shall b,
given back io as. to h. taken away No more forever
IN this hops let "a rejoice.
May the tiod Of all comfort minister TO the b..
reayed family. May this great sorruv be sanrtihec
10 the afflicted husband. And may the tendel
rare Of the Great shepherd be- granted the deai
little ones, who, by ihi. providence, have been de-
y lived Of n mother love
j. I. ZEALT, Pastor.
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Music for the State Pair.

YAzoo CITY, Mss, Oct. 8, 1888.
DIR. BYRON LENuY. Jackson, Miss
Dcar SIR: Yours Of 9th instant received
and contents noted. regret having
published the article you allude to, and
will make reparation in my next. Twas
misled by the Vicksburg Herald.
suppose il would have been proper to
have seen the members Of the band, but
knowing most Of them intimately, and
hearing none Of them speak of it, con-
cluded the structures were correct.
trust the Fair viii have the greatest sue
ce,e The same report that prompted
me 10 write the article in question
causrs me 10 wish everything relating q
Mississippi 10 do well.
Yonrs truly. A. NJ. poAru
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-RobinsOD-At Mayersville,
Miss, October Sd, A. c. haxey to Miss
KizHiah Robinson.
Caldwell-Walls--At Ellislie, Sep
TENDER 9th, 1888, Frank Caldwell to
Miss Fanny Wells.
In Chicago, September 18th, Mr.. A.
l. Dilbourn, of Ohio, and Miss Lula
Nix, Of Summit, Miss.
Tisdale-Barrett-In Yazoo City, Sep.
TENDER 18th, 1883, Geo. c. Tisdale 81
Rayville, Ia, to Miss Belle Barrett Of
YaEoO City
Underwood-WOOd-At TupelO, Sep
tember 30th, 1888, I. J. Underwood L
Mrs. Mollie Wood.
Carr-Hill--At Walter Valley, Octo-
Der ID, 1888, VOlney Carr to Miss Molli,
Hill.
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PLAIN TALK

ATLANTA, GA. Angust. 1881
We know the gentIsnen composing he zrm o.
LAMAR, RANKIN & LANAI They are prominent
citizens OF our State; men Of meana and q hlsi
character and standing.
5. W. ENGLISH Mayor 81 Atlanta
J. H. PORTER, Cashier Merlhnnts Bank.
P. R0NARE, Cashier Atlsnis Natl Bank.
A o. BACON, Speaker HOUSE Reps, Ca
ALI H. C0LQUITT, Gextrnor Of Ca
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One Of the best kitchen eafuen, ~
jackson Is that AZ the fenitensiaty Sa ~.
Considering the long drou.h anu ny
fact that the vegetables hao 20 y
,vs,sred n L A triumph Of good manage
,.e,, ana sne farming knowledge on the
part Of the efficient SarSean'' SO'' = a
Rankston
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Where TO Lodge in Louisville!


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until the TuInI LoNDAE N OcTonER II II
NJ for furnishing MESH BEEF te ne NTss4s-
sIFFI STATE LuSAifc AsrLUM fer one year. cam-
meneing 0CToEEE 18TH. 1855. Beef TO Be 81 best
quarters and in quantity frpn 80 to 90 pounds per
day, more Or iesz. nay Be required BY The Stew
erred If coaditiqned On What otkers may nronnze
he sueeessful bidder vii Be required % give bad
in the snm q three thoasznd dsiIArs
4. r. McGIIL.
ocf1 as1-2w- steward
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WI. 7. u EMINUWAT,
Chairman State Dem. Ex, Com.


Chairman State Dem. Ex, Com.
u. +. DALI, Of Okolona, Miss, the largest
breeder Of finely bred trotters in the South,
will have a ear load Of his horses at the
State Fair, and will compete for ythe premi-
ums on trotters. Those who want trotters
will have a good chance to purchase.
CAPT. PUT DARDEN, Master Of the
State Grange will address the farmer,
and others, at Union Church, 4 mile:
southwest of Jackson on the Natche,
Railroad at u o'clock on Friday the
18th, and Raymond Saturday the 18th
day of October. All are invited to come
and bring their baskets.
l.. +. Afford.
Jackson, Sept. 10th, 1888.
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-"The Fair Review will be publish
ed daily during Fair week, ~ ~; haF-
Wv C,unninr. an expert typo. A suf.
AGENT number Of copies viii be printed
n snonlv every visitor, gratuitously
w;,h 1 ronv. n will be 3 good adver.
t;.ing medium for our merchants, and
we have no doubl they viii very eener
ally avail themselves OF Il.
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H. BUCHANAN 4 Co, manufactu-
rer, OkolOna Miss, wagsrs = box of
Buchanana Quinine, Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Powder against IS cents. that
their Powders viii cure anybody's horse,
COW, or chickens in the State. r. r
Ledbetter, the druggist. viii hold stakes,
proposition only good for just ninety
nine years. lOet.3, St.
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Death Of J. w. PATTY

The town Of Macon, and indeed the
entire State Of Mississippi, has lost 9
valuable citizen in the death Of j. w.
Patty on Tuesday night, ID inst He
wa one n natures noblemcn-a good
man ami true in ali the relations Of
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The Barbeeus Ns1t saturdar.

The following are the Committees u
arrange for the joint ratification meeting
aHd barbecue at the fair grounds on
Saturday next:
Arrangements and LOcation-FranL
Johnston, Oliver Clifton, J. X. YerRer
Water George Lemon, /. Strauss, J.
s. Hamilton.
Barbecuing -Austin Nelly, John Law.
rance, r. y. Eubanks.
Contributions-J. W. Langley, George
l.. Potter, J. ". Clingan, Marion Smith
John Hart.
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During ne eont.nssnee q me Noafkern
August Isk. and continuIne leo daTs.1 fkS
Lo1isriHs & NdsKr;ls Eaizr1ad Win sci ~
eursion Tickets from auv Of is stations q
Louisville at one fare for the round trim.
These Tickets viii be On sale every dnv.
from l. ~ stations nnd viii b. noaa 50
days. aIlowing ample tine to visit he Greet
- Espogiziea ever heId II the 1outh. and
secoad only 70 the cenfsnnial ct Pkiiadel
phia.
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A. virden offers q special premium o
twenty-five dollars for the best mule colt
under two years old. The State Fair Asso-
citation offers City dollars. 50 there Is s75f
offered for the young animal that has no
pride Of ancestry nor hope Of posterity.
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--McDounell's Foundry and Machine
chopr, ON Capitol street, near Town
Creek, were destroyed By IRE at an early
hour last Wednesday night. The lou. to
the enterprising and handwriting pro-
prietOr j. about twenty thousand dol
lars. There was no insurance-the
premium for that class Of risks being 20
high, Mr.. Mcdonnell felt be could not
pay IL. The hremen were promptly on
hand, but the great scarcity Of water
prevented their usual success in extin-
gushing the flames. Mr. Mcdonnell
has lost the earnings Of fifteen years.
but he j. not Of the sort TO give up in
despair, and will soon have his foundry
boz fuIl bIast again.
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Capt. 7. T. Persons wishes to call atten-
ton to his new Hats. He has just received
large assortment Of the latest styles oI
Hats, bought at very low figures for the
cash and can be sold accordingly.
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PIymouih Rel ChiekepS.

rExD AZ ORDER Al ONCE 10 s. i. JACK
- zoE. K1seLuske. Mss fer FEFM0uTH Rocx
cHcKEEE. The finest slrzirs, stuck Imported.
3 g ezch. - three 1or szoe- Send pasf-of6ee
uonzI e1leES Postal uolez. = Es7is1erez letter.
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The State Fair Association offer SO for
the best Eve pounds of butter r ade in the
Gulf States. DR.. ". E. Oates Of vicksburg
offers special premium Of s. for the same.
Somebody viii get SIS for 5 pounds Of butter
or - per per pound
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The State Fair Association Offer SIS for
ths best registered Jcn ey bull calf. Or. ".
Z. Oates. Of vieksburg adds so to this e
4 special premium
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Go to Cassilian Springs 81 any season Of
the year and Be cured
Nov Is The time 70 80 to cassili.n
Spring.
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Loss Of hair and grAyness. Which often
mar The preitiest face. are prevented b
Parker's Hair Balsam-
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More special premiums for the State Fair
exhibition would encourage our home peO-
pie to do their best. Let rs do all We can to
bald mp TIL. institution
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r. R Ledbetter can't cure your
horses, coEs or chickens With Bnehan-
ans Quinine Horse, Cattle, and Poultry
Powder he win refund your money,
Try him.
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CAsrIL1AS SPRIN0s, under the excellent
management Of Col d. A. Outlaw has be
csme a 6rst-class resort.
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Mr.. II. H. Flowers Chapel Hall, says
aHearinx Browns Iron Biiters hixhly
spoken q, tried a bottle and am pleased
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Is it economy TO spend the worth of
two chickens to prevent any kind of dis
ease among your fOwless a stitch in time
saves nine. Then call at the Live drug
house Of R. R. Ledbetter, and get one
box of Bnchanan's Quinine, Horse. Cat
tie and Poultry Powder. which i packed
IN tin cans and each en- eontains the
dose-zp0on, be careful not to get any
other, for this Is sold on no cure, no pay
nlan. 81.
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Az additional trOtting purse is offered in
the speed ring by State Fair Association for
the Mississippi raised colts. years old and
under; mile heats best two in three, $50.
list $50; for ID, SO.
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AL Glasses Of invalida are cured o.
greatly benefited By the water Of castilian
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SCHOOLS

DESIRING Competent and Experienced Teacher,
Principals OF Assistants, can secure them by p
plying 10 the UNION SCHOOL AGENCY.
We have registered with MS many professional
teachers, and will furnish any School OF Family an
Instructor for the Scholastic year Of ISIS ire ol
charge. II you need teacher, send in your appll-
cations before our best teachers are located
Teachers applying fer situations charged nothing
unless located w II. CLARK,
aug Is s5-5n. p. 0. Box las. Brandon. Miss.
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Huntsville Female Seminary,
HuKTsyILLR. ALABAMA.

rssIf1s long FsrABlIsHED SCHOOL. FOR
i 4ouNE LAn1Es, affords adraniaEez in Lees
tion Ia Climate, in proximity n times % Malariai
districts, in complete organization q is DepaIf-
ments, and ID the efficiency q ~. teacher For
particulars address J. II. LEEkE1s
july4, 's3-fy. Principal.
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Z. wslkins offers special premium
One Grnnd Charter Oak Stove for the best
rponge uake and loaf of bread, cooked on .
Charter Oak Stove By enc person
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Let everybody follow the example Of the
liberal gentlemen and oiIsra special pre-
MUM on something. Eneourage the State
Fair by words and deeds.
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TnE waters Of Castilian Springs ara iraly
wonderful for the cure Of most ehrOnis dis
eases. and such a. are brought about b.
,..aIsrta
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EDUCATIONAL.
BoarljnEaHiDaY EehDOIi0F TOUnr Ladies
THE UNIVERSITY or THE SOTTH

i loezted n sEwANEE, Tenn, upon the Cuu-
herIand Pz1eau, 90 feef abore the - level Thfr
sehssl under tie special patronage Of TIE Bishou- 81
The Protestant EPlseeFzl Church in the South and
bes1 advantages. both moral and eduezffnrs n ~
Grammar School and It's Collegiate and Theoloei-
cal Deparfulents- For the special claims 81 this
University for pafrnnaze aurlT FOR IIres.-usr.- -
de REv- IELfAIR HODCS0S, D. D. Vice
Chaneelior, sewznee. Team
So 'ss-lm-
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rnp REMT


cxToRE House on NAN sTREET- OCCU-
y pied AZ present b HfIzheim shelton FoE
terms, ete-, apply 70 Z = fAkAEh
ang-s.rss Al Capital si4se baak-
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A sPxcsAr premium Of = FIRST class wash
ing machine ringer attached is offered by
Mr.. Luther Manship for the best Hundred
gents shirt by Mississippi lady.
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.

rTNHE FIRST SESSION or THIS SCHOOL. FOR
i BOYS AND YoUxG MES, AT Jackson, Miss.,
will open September 18th. 1888.
new building, most desiraby located and COM
piete in all its arrangements for the aeeomm0da-
don Of hundred and ffty studens, will be finished
and everything done to place this Thinning school
| on permanent basis.
/ The object Of this Academy is 70 prepare youths
either for entering College proper, or 70 iii well
their places in any Of the business relations 81 life
None but experienced or thoroughly qualified In
/ ssructors viii Be employed.
Students from a distance viii have secured 70
them al the restraints and comforts Of home with
l the family Of the Principal.
For particular Information, apply 10 G. s. Roude-
BUSH at Brandon Miss, until September Isl; after
| that time at Jackson, Miss.
/ fulv1e fs3-9u
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
SIauntOn, Virginia.

OPENS SEPTEMBER PORN, 1883. One Of The FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR lOUNG LADIES N THE I NftEn
STATES. Surroundings beautiful. Climate uusur-
passed. One hundred and sixty boarding pupils
IRON eighteen States. TERMS AMONG TIE
BEST IN THE UNION. Board, Washing, English
Course Latin, French, German, Instrumental Mus
c etc. for Scholastic year, from september TO june
@z78. For Catalogues write TO
REv. WM. A. HARRIS, d. D., President
iulvII 'gs-3nl STAUNToS, NIRGINIA.
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A FINE YOUNG 3rARE-Fine saddle azinal
n and Breed Mare Apply 70
q D. B4ISTA3IANTE, Aseut-
Iseksra. Ms. sept Il sss-4n.
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W. J. Bradshaw oGers = sack Of ths
choice RE coffee for The best loaf Of light
broad.