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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-12
Citizsar Ms.Inr.

Pursuant to notice, there WnS ss,3
large attendance Of citizens Il ths cspi.
tol last Wednesday night q select ) en-.
didate for Mayor IN opposition q the
present incumbent. ]. B. Harris. Eso
presided, and s P. Hurst and D. r Por.
ter acted as Secretaries. Measrs. Oliver
Clifton, E. Watkins and Jacob Wonder.
were appointed . COMMITTEES on resolu-
tons, who rsportsd the following, which
were adopted:
Rssotced, That no person who win not
have been resident Of this city for four
months prior 70 the time fixed By tie
city charter for revision Of the reeistra-
ton lists, and who Il not opposed to the
present incumbent In the Mayors ofico,
be allowed TO participate in the proceed
ing Of this meeting.
Resolved, That this Convention express
its choice for Mayor by ballot, and that
the ballots be handed to two teliers 70
be appointed by the chair; and that the
name Of each person rendering q ballot
be called when his ballot Is rendered.
Rssotred, That the Chairman be and
is hereby authorized and requested to
appoint an executive committee, to con-
sist of nine members, three from each
Ward, whose duty it shall be TO conduct
the campaign In the interest Of the nom
inee OF this Convention.
On motion Of Judge Brame, 1t WAS
Resolved, That each and every mem
Der of this meeting is pledged to support
its nominee.
| Whersupon Marion Smith, Esq, de-
clined being q candidate before the
meeting, having been advised that there
were persons participating who had de-
clared their unwillingness 70 be pledged
to any nominee.
Capt. J. w. Clingan was then placed
in nomination. and received a nearly
unanimous vote. On being called for.
be made felicitious esponse-expresa-
ing gratitude for the high compliment
and pledging faithful and impartial
discharge Of duty, if elected.
In accordance with the third resolu-
ton above, the Chair appointed the fol
lowing Executive Committee:
West Ward-L F. Montgomery, Matt.
Potter, Halsey Dukes.
North Ward-E. Watkins, A. Virden
Jr., Jno. Walker.
! South Ward-J. s. White, Con. Shee'
| han polk Wright
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STATE EDUCATION.
Professor Stone Interro9ated.

EnrroRs CLARION: In your issue OF
tho 2Stb November you rather commend
a nlan of State education suggested by
NJ T. N. Stone. This gentleman right
ly saws, ''The girls need ana deserve
more help than the State ls giving !heni
Should tie State give this ald 20 them l.
The answer is Justly in the anTmaIise.
His plan is: "Let the state 30 alfeet
her aid az will encourage and foster tnesc
iexisting1 colleges of recognized worth
and GOOD works. Let so many girls
milton be paid annually in them, ana
tbus the already organized and fairly
distributed machipery in operation VIII
he sustained and strengthened:
Can this be done under section J. AT
If the State Constitution? Will FRO
fessor Stone please examine the decision
in 0tken vs.. Lamkin, 56th Miss, and re
mort if his plan is practicable5
Pr The constitution provides for common
| schools and that the State shall, as
soon "a practicable, establish schools OF
b;ober grade." These schools OF higher
rrsde have been established and are now
1astered bv the State, for every class OF
ber citizens except white females, ana
,rben If comes to them, why Suggest
compromises? Why propose an annex
to the University, oran uneonst ltll
scheme, or any other ehlitE WY mo-
give to the women OF MISSISSIPPI az
institution suited to their needs, as MAJ
been provided for every otner CLASS
Why not?
!, tablishment of State instltutlon 10
girls would injure existing. colleges
Snch would not be the case. Whereve
s a sentiment is created in favor OF educ'
rio, ali schools reap the benefit. Tn
more schools we have, the more We wan
V the more We feel the necessity and IN
rortance of education. Now that
. nave railroads, are We satishedY do Y
e not clarnor for more railroadsY
AZ to male schools, there il, an ope'
o mo in nearly every town in Mississip
er fa9 frst-rate male school. All that
headed is some enterprise on the part
Q; tbe citizen. and the right kind OF
y teacher. Look at DIR. Roudcbust
scbool At Chan berlain-Hunt Aeadem
el At Mississippi College, all hourishin
Ct Rrookhayen has been wanting . go
male school for years (now has one1 e
indeed in most towns high-school une
a competent teacher would hou q
- Parents would not board their sons trt
+. home under university age, Il eq'
advantages could be obtained Ct hon
II preparatory department at the s.
IJniyersity was q necessity, 6eeaase q
iacE Of good max sehools in Missisaif
Povs came there unprePared to enter
University, and 70 = preparatory sen
had to be added. Itsissa mistaken !
mage distributed as at the A. { n. (
.liegs, would injure any school. It NO
Grand impetusin Mississippi that NO
sadonnd to The benefit of every SCI
"a within her borders.
- a MIssIssIPHI HoAAI
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c. f.. BRANIT:, West Point MisF'
real. EsTATe AGExT AND COLLECTOR Spee-s'
attention given to the Collection Of Claims
de- fsS-3t
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For Rent,

DR1CK SALOON IN TERRY, MISS, FOE
ID Rent Apply ~ W, u. IRiBETIE-
dec.5, 'SS-2E.
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BLANKS.

W. will mail all Blanks in stock at the
rate of $3.50 per hundred for halt-sheei
blanks and 75c. per hundred for quarter
sheet, assorted. The half sheet blanks are
marked thus : or, if left to our discre
ton we will make up an assortment II
fall of any sum that may be received By
the party ordering. 1t will be sufhelen
to order BY the No. preceding the name o
blank.
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ATTENTION.
JustiCesof the Peace.

TAG CLARION OFFICE keeps regularly
in stock the following Books and BLANKS
for which orders are solicited:
Irsr1cE DocKErs-6 quires, arranged foi
Civil and Criminal cases WIN De Inr
nished on order OF Clerks Boards oil Su'
perviscrs.)
RRInEwELL's MISSISSIPPI JUsTIcE -
Manual of Forms in Justice Court, a9'
large number of forms for % De ed
Leases Contracts, etc. By mall S2oo.
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standard Wsights and Measures,

y ktAAAe-Ne1-
rnrroRs CLARION Theirs arrived .
fos- days ago 1T the A. and d. College
- =. Il ~ Standard weights and measures
80 ~ The Bureau of Weights and
S s at Washington. They are
- ..,s,l ~ .he very best manufacturers,
-. .-:.l, ~. ntnaost care, and are sent BY
- ,rorer,,mgrlt to the different Agricul-
tnral Colleges, IS standard Of eomParl-
sons. a:..u...a ). -.
..,,,rerati,re 81 the maximum density q
w .~.a and are the following:
rY-,f Fs,,.ta4 stsaaara X o-05s cable inches
Aa-.A p PreE = Standard = 0ezs euh.c incaea
r.H PEEK = standard elele enn a snsaea
Llz.i es.ssrt = STANDARD = 0oo5 cube inehea
The LIQUID measure. are adjusted e
.be Temperature 81 60p Cd, and consist
Of
-. .1ln- = stsndArd \ e.el4 cubic Inches
re osass $500 ( s. sais isss-
Z tI,e sesis included yard stick d
.;-s.d mt, inches and tenths Ct Al incl
,';eI, ) rnatrix for the comp q enc
. -, TIE vard stick j. standard q
* ~ ~ and ifs cs Bs10n 10y % con
1900 d 000 a AZ inch Tor pTer.
5errse = Tbs sr1iE 1E AEe included y
80 1900. one a which centalnss 2
"a go p0undss he Der con
80. - =. 0nnc Sc ~
90 100. Sd. 20, 10, 5. 8 grains
Thar were Ill 30 neaEly standard ~
ne eoF rcctions adopted n 10 fnal con
nnrisons we're iuzsnai u
TI,e 81 IS entirsiE naetallie ard ne.
s - ~rras,sd Il ifnl ho<ez - asto pr
= - - F..szss So r1|77 = f1Sf a "a
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n. JUSTICE BLANKs-(series Al

No. JUSTICE BLANKs-lSeries Al
l-Justice Summons.
2-Justice Subpeni.
3-Attachment for Witness.
4-venire Facias-( Jury summons].
General Affidavit.
6-Afidavit for Bench Warrant.
Bench Warrant.
s-Afidavit for Peace Warrant.
e-Bond to Keep the Peace
lo-Mittimus on Conviction.
sSentence aud Mittimus, with column
Tor fees.
| - Afsdavit in Attachment aud Bond.
is Attachment Writ.
/ 1A*Execution, with fee bill attached
/ l4a-syenditioni Exponas.
Affidavit for Search Warrant, War
i rant and Return.
,s-sAfidavit for Distress Warrant, and
Warrant.
l7-sAfidavit for Writ OF Seizure.
: 1s-sWrit OF Seizure.
,a.-Afidavit in Garnishment where de-
fendant has no visible eheS'H'
2o-writ of Garnishment.
al-sAfidavit for Appeal. and Bond II
= Civil Cases.
aa-Bond in Criminal Cases, TO Appear :
Circuit Court.
os-Ahidayit in Replevin,
i a4-Writ of Replevin.
It q5-BOnd Of Defendant in RePleSin-
" as-Replevy Bond on Judgment.
27-Afidavit and Bond in Attachment 10
!. Rent.
= Establishment Writ for Rent due
Qo-Uulawful Entry and D<tainer' an
AZ Warrant.
e so-cla.mants Affidavit for Trial oil IN
K; Right of Property.
al sI-Indemnifying Bond. ).
= sa-sAbstract Of Judgment from 1us'l
Court.
ss-Notice Of Protest.
m. S4-sProtest.
ed Other Blanks will be added IRON III
ID TO time. Special Forms printed to Or0
a At short notice
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PROmAMATION,
$500 90 REV ARD.

"HEREAS Il apPesrs By lntoz1aat1on Isss - =
TsapoRE DRYFUs, peseefnl cls1.sn 81 I Is ~.
co,.ntv vas br1itaav murdered IN bis store, 70 IN
rant w parties anknowns rnd taey Aesx aaA1'
made their escape and are SUI ~ larSe - =
Now therefore T. ROBERT Low III 0oye1noi
Of Mississippi do osr the above reward - Is ~
rest and delivery Of the aid mdraersrs g se
vistion. And 1 do moreover require ~ 49,,
Al fhie Sste 70 Be dflKent In their eHoen 70 ARES
s:iSsn si,Ier nv hand aud the Great Seal q tn
STATE Affixed Ut Jackson. this iVth DAY 2
DSosoi - = RoBERT LOWRY.
HKxRr c. MrErs. secnesary q StatA
dee n tSS-3W.
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Second Lot Of Shades! !!

The most beau ifui shade made Dado on
both sides, perfect pictures. Size 4Ix9o ;
spring rollers; prices 50 90, " 70 ana t4"O
.s.h EYRIcH 4 Co.
Dec.l2, 'ss-2t
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Gall At

CALL At
S. Lemly & Sons
ron DECORATED CHINA.
non Glassware ASD cRocKERf
THOR CHOICE GROCERIES
TsoR ToYss ToYs: ToTs'i
NOR NUTS AND CANDY,
Tor FIRE CRACKERS.
T1oR BEST FLOUR
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

A. BALpw1x d Co.
70 3 n ID pinEros &J1ars swAs.1
JoHE A. DESIE r,,t,r
va. ENoSu 'AeN
R. NJ. DAxERox & JAMES swAs.3
j. BowsKY BRO. r.,,,o,
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Shades Shades F! Shades ! y!
Fist Of new lot received, size. 4oxo4
inches plain, in co'ors price si'Io s"'"
complete. EHlOh :" W.
Dec. 5, 's3-st.
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mention two sets Of analytical balances
that may Be seen ~ the Weign.hg
room u the Laboratory; - SENSITIVE
that ones name can be weighed on tlleil.
They are the finest that are anywhere
manufactured
Yours yery truly, =.
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Ladies' Underwear !

Just received large and attractive
line Of Ladies, Muslin Underwear, which
ve have marked out at prices that DEFY
competition. We started out to make
the Ladies Underwear Department OF
our establishment, one of its leading
features; and how well we have sue
ceeded. can be seen by looking at our
stock, which is complete in every detail
Ladies' Knit Merino and all WOO
su;ts. Children's Union Suits, ETC.
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1884.
Harper's Magazine.
HLUsTRATED.

rz,.,.yx MaoaziEs begins its sixty-eigth volume
Ii, IL december Member. 1t Is the most Popg-
~ iluStrated periodical in America ana Engana
~ x current social and industrial interest
~ aIsTays advancing its standard 81 literary
- md mechanical excellence. Among IL , =
.,.:-. - iss4 are: a new serial novel " II
- - .sr illustrated by ABBEY; new n9Ee
- q RoE. illustrated by Gibson and Dieimani e =
s y - illustrated papers By GEekeE 2
ssss--<,ssras~ FRAkK D. MILLE1, C. d FARE4 -
= 4 49,. important historical and OioSfApil1ea
--nsIe: short stories By W. D. HoEELLss CHARLIE
REApR. Ae.s
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Georges Digest!

Buv your tobaccos, cigars and snun from
A. VIRDRE.
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FOURTH DIsTRIc1

No change will be made in the above. list exec
nv the action OF full Board. u,oYEF
gpeerintcndent Education, Kinds County
dec T. aS3SU.
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Millinery Department.


If pleasing people goes for anything
cur Millinery Department has been a
.uccess this Fall. Miss HUeHEs has
succeeded in every order as far as we
know or have heard of; and if we only
published the testimonials received, We
could fill a pretty good sized book. We
compete in styles with any house in the
country, and our prices are fully so pc
.sn, lower. Our stock is good one
,ve - receive all the late styles just as the.
We ask only a trial order, and Zee
satisfied your patronage will come ai'e
STEDMAN & CO.
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THE BLUE AND GRAY" "

A YOUNG, GENERAL AGENT FOR THE
n sale OF this entertaining weTlI In the counties
OF Warren, Kinds and fazoo, takes this method o.
informing the people Of said counties that be viii
give them an opportunity at an early day OF sub
seribing for the same. Local agents, Male or Fe-
male are wanted, to canvass for the book. Ad-
dress me at Jackson care Kaler's Beading House,
corner President and Pearl streets.
dee5, 'S3-t,
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n1snPILANEous BLANKs.

MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS.
No (sERlEs b.
,-swarranty Deed, old form.
s-sWarranty Deed, as per Code, Iseo-
.U.,r.ntv Deed, with Vendors Llen.
a-.Deed OF Trust, general FORM FeAa
estate.
Aspeed OF Trust for Merchants
s-sDeed Of Trust for Rent.
---.COntract for Share Of Crop
seouitCiaim Deed.
e-sBond for Title.
1o-sG eneral Lease.
ll1-sConsraesor's Bond, 10 Boards super
| vfsors.
12-.omcial Bonds. for County and Dlsssle'
4 Officers.
1 IA 4, dasit % Account, general
- dsdnvit IN Probate q Account
lssRosd Overseas Commission.
Is-sshsrifE : sale. for posting
ig--ssheria.s Conveyance under kzeea
ton.
!. ,s.rar Collectors Deed
a..r,e ASSORTMENT q Blank. fer G
q epit .Ed Chaneery Clerks.
!. .sa,.. THE CLARION,
J: yaskson, Mississippi.
fHMf
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II Raakin eosnsy, fessss -. - ~ 3 80 -
-rssce Il her tatheF lesley d4n4.oly 49, -
Ss,frs ne Mr. K4se JshnRons viz q l1sH .asac
Isefirs. ard ~ yaaFa she NAs " - -,
n ssE3aist church, and aNzateA - 49,
- f5rrs9Sd IS What se6las - 49, - - ~
fesih. Bat Gods un4S ~ - - eN1
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Decemhex 9Th. 1855. At the residence
- m d. 81. BALDWIN, b. key. II. 4
caldwell, Mr. r. J. Lows snd nm. 3. 2
MaCrARIANE, 81 q Madison county
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PrintinaI Of 4 School Wanted I!

TNHE TRUSTEES or THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
/ OF KOseiusko, wish " procure The services q
Principal 10 take shhTgo 81 said School. AEpllea-
superintendent, KOsciuskO, MiSs., up 70 the 2l1
Law of December session 20 continue ptns means
81 the year. Good salary paid monthly.
&
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FOR SALE |

ETyHE HOUSE ON CAPITOL STREET, CON-
tanning ten rooms, occupied by Mrs. Buckley
Also the beautiful location on Capitol Street, SEC
ond house west of bridge, north side OF street TO
terms, enquire of MRS. BULKLEY, Capitol street
between President and Congress.
~ II
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Farmers /! !!

You will find it to your advantage e
have cotton weighed and sampled at the
CITY Warehouse. Try 1t.
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL STREET, JACKSON, MISS.

AOPPOSAbO NA0AAOA DAAACAJ3
A FULL LINE OF BRoADCLoTHs, CAsSI.
"A meres Gents Furnishing Goods, of best quail,
ty, always on hand. SUITS MADE IN --LATEST
STYLES, and at reasonable prices.
bB-Orders from any part of the State Will receive
prompt and careful attention.
spri.15 ,'s2-1y.
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NEW YORK 1884.


About sixty millions copies of THE Sun have gone
out Of our establishment during the past twelve
months,
If you were to paste end TO end all the columns
Of all TIE Suns printed and sold last year you
would get continuous strip of interesting infor-
nation, common sense, wisdom, sound doctrine
and sane wit long enough to reach from Print
ing House square TO the top Of Mount Copper
uieus in the moon, then back to Printing House
square, and then three-quarters Of the way back 10
the moon again.
But The Sun is written for the inhabitants of the
earth this same strip OF Intelligence would girdle
| the globe tventy-seven or twenty-eight times.
/ evsry buyer Of a copy Of the suy during the
/ past year has spent only one hour over IT, and II
his vile or his grandfather has spent another hour
this newspaper in 1855 has afForced the human FacS
thirteen thousand years Of steady reading, nigh
and day.
1t Is only .byElittls calculations like these tina
you can form any idea Of the circulation Of tn
most popular OF American newspapers, or Of It's In
auence on the opinions aud actions sfAmericaI
men and women.
THE Sun is, and will continue 70 be, . newspa
paper which tells the truth without fear Of CONS
quenees which gets at the facts rnattsr heW mun
the process COSTS which presents the Of all h
world without waste OF words and In thes mo-
readable shape which is working with all its heG
for the cause Of honest government, and whiC
therefore belief that the Republican party must 6
: and must go In this coming year Of our Lord lss
: Ii you know THE Sus, you like il already, Al
you viii read it with accustomed diligence 81
profit during what Is sure 70 be the most intere
ing year In its history. IL yen DO not Jet knG
THE srs, IT Is high time 70 get into It's sunshtr
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nHEssG ooDSs

We are showing to-day :the cheapest
line Of DRESS GOODS ever offered
in the State. English DeBege, in beau
tiful shades, all Wool filling at loc''
considered cheap heretofore at 10 cents
All Wool Cancels Hair suiting at
2oc., good value anywhere at Doc
Half Wool BrOcades at l5c., the usual
price 25c.
Diagonal Striped Brocades at 22ae''
cheap at 45c.
Combination Suits, with Trimmings
and Buttons, silk, ETC., furnished COM
plete, ut $3.50, worth $3.50.
These prices are for two days only
Wednesday and Thursday, De-
oember 9th and 9Th,
sTEDMAN & co.
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PROCLAMATION.
900 90 RDW AID.

..s-s.,.#,le = .-s,s.rs ~ information reeelyed
M - - ifst =, 81 al,oHt Noeeinbcr -.
80 Ia1srrs BSIEx rs robled y ons Nss s9a
Thanas Ia Keake ccuntx SD 10 49, -
rnnlie rs escape and i sill q s4rss
Nss,s tseresere Il EOE1kI A0M ~ 80 ~ - -
81 AIgsissipri DO oeer the aooxe r. =. - =.
- skerfF a Lake eoanty. ssla NNAra y -,
49, - s-vietson And Do IaeseoseE rs - :.
asesrs q fhis Stzte d b dltgA11 y tAs< s-s-tl
y s--ese - fnaitive Newton 1holnAss
Ivan undsr ny hsnd - - Ssse.a - =. =. =
stats afa1ea. 6 g - ~ ~ :.
Dses1l = R0RERT LOWRY.
By he Gov@n1r. - $3.50
HgHnxlc- H1KEs, SscFsaAEy g =
DEScRfFTEoN
Tasnas : 81 msainm size; about tsss nlss
lishe -. whiSksEs and nt,5S 3. -
liShf: Blue eyes, And about g {eass So = 49,
al heard q VS. gcEng II TIE dsreefAcn e Aezl
ian, Miss. @A4 -
dee. II, 'sS-sW. m
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SnRAYED.

DARK BROWN MARE MULE, FOURTEEN
n hands high about four years old with Spanish
brand on the left fore shoulder. She strayed from
the stJohnson place. two miles south Of Madison
Station, on Sunday, the 18th inst Also Strayed
one small BAY MARE MULE, about fou1een
hands high with the letter II. one jaw, not GER
tain which law. Any finding and returning
above described mules TO johnson place" will be
literally rewarded by - q
n0v2S 'S9-4w. J. D. GORDON W.
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sCHooLs, TEACHERS !

Those needing the services Of frst-eiass
professional Teacher-Teaeaevs wanting
lucrative, permanent positions and those
wishing ts buy, rent, sell school property,
appliances or furniture. Address AT oSeE'
II. MAYE2s. Secretary,
Central Educational Bureau, Jackson.
Dec. II, 's3-sm.
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n. NJ. DAaERoE JAMES SWAN
TTxDER AND BY VIRTUE IT,, % or ,zs SE 4. BaId
" writs to me direGted ON rsn,es swan. from
wln So eircnit Court Kinds county, LIST District
and from the Hon John Mce Mayer o. toljoWs
ana 81 nenis ~ X NJ Cameron james swan
JOIN z IsoySsEy Bro, VS.. r. 81. Dameron JAIME
swan. will, on Monday the 7th day o. GSne VIZ
1883, z. ee ith5n me hours prescribed by law Sc
2, nhlie auction to the highest bidder ioT easa 70
so,cTur described real estate, to-wit: LOIS y
Is. is, II and is, Condor surrey N ~ M the a6ov
..,.si defendauts and viii be sold . saIsiy ~
nas 1891 wits and all COST This Dec; III
/ 1885 p p ~ :. Sisria
Dee i2esS-3w.
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FOR RENT /

0r0 ACRES OF ALLUvIAL LAND IN 4
OO( high state of cultivation, and lying OF
the banks Of the Sunfower Rivar; steam gin ant
a sawmiIlon the place; 400 or 800 acres OF deaden
ing that can easily be put inlo CULTIVATION. VII
partnership with parties who can furnish labor;
Address, ). bAhNEAAI
Eureka, Sunhower Co., Miss, Dec. 5, lssS-ln.
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Dec. R'SS-st.

cato SAYS be viii have in stock EVERYTHING
usually kept In q hrst-class Drug Store, and VIZ
ssn 1t the very lowest prises. He can always .
found 1t any hour Of the night By ringing TIE dooa
bell or BY knocking Give him call
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NEWS NOTES.

An that is needed to preserve the color
and beauty of the hair is an occasional use
Of Parker's Hair Balsam.
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Rpv crackers, ginger snaps AMI stas'
planks at New Orleans prices rom
Nov.2l-2tl a. I"D--.
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FrER CONSULTATION WITH THE BOARD l;i
A OF srPERYIsoRs, have concluded p, Ms
eonIinue all Schools In he 10 Senn1S 49, schools
S;iI Sa onsned on the LIST Of January, 1854 70 DC
eontinaed2 months ,,.t.h .vsraga daily
wrpas teachers q se5 5S sesalnr strictly in
ssen1Sanee with law. No deviation will be mace
from this rule
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TNoR CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
NOR GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
Z NOVELTIES FOR THE Ho1IDAYsl
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.
1FR. PorNDExTER HAS RE-oPENED HIS
MI Studio in room over A. Virden's 1luzenA
Invited to call and zee his paintings.
Noy.lA 'SS-tf.