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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-03
THE CLERGY
pATNrUI cAsR o. TFTTYR

have for = or 50 years been asuferor from DRY
TErTER Il Developed Itself On dlnsrent portions
q ny hody, extending % nIy feet and banda cas-
I'M them q itch fntolerabiy and 70 crack. Il vs.
. painful that vas compelisd 70 WOaF India NIB
~ Eleses daF and night Tor months at . tine.
After eonsulti1g he best physicians, and using al
the remedies which came b ny notice without ~
lief, eafameneed TIE nse 81 SWTFES SPECIFIC,
and an happg . say thai there & gcarcely vestge
Of the disease left At ~ time IN - years have
eheerinily rscommsud Swift's Specific % al sinai
JR BRASHAAl, Macon, Ga.
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY,

VNHE FIRST SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL FOR
Boys AND YOUNG MEN, AT Jackson, Miss &,
will open September 18th, 1888.
A new building, most desirahly located and coin-
plete in all its arrangements for the aecommodA.
and everything done TO place this Training School
on permanent basis
The object OF this Academy Is 10 prepare youths
either for eptering College proper, to GU we'll
their places In any of the business relations 81 life
None but experienced OF thoroughly qualified In
structors will be employed
Students from q distance will have secured 10
them all the restraints and comforts Of home With
the family Of the Principal.
For particular information, apply 10 g. s Roude-
bush, at Brandon, Miss until September LIST; after
that time. AT Jackson, Miss.
iulyIs ASSN.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-03

Mr.. NOLAN STEWART was on visit
home few days since. He has now
returned to his position as associate
teacher in the Ripley Male Institute.
We are pleased to hear that he is per-
forming the arduous duties of his place
with great satisfaction. His many
friends here will always be pleased to
hear of his success.
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Decided Against the w. U. I. Com.
DanV.

Albany, N. y. Sept. Is Judge Hands
referee in the tax suit, brought by the
State against the w. u. Telegraph Com
pany. has rendered decision in favor
of the State for Sis, 1917. This sum Is
for taxes for only one year, but deter
mines the remaining taxes in favor Of
the State, making the total amount re
eoyerable under the decision from the
Company, about $4,000.
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SCHOOLS

DESIRING Competent and Experienced Teacher
Principals or Assistants, can secure them by ap-
plying 10 the UNION School AGENcY.
We have registered with us many professional
teachers and will furnish any School or Family an
Instructor for the Scholastic year OF 1883 Tree OF
charge. II you need teacher, send In your appli-
cations before our best teachers are located.
Teachers applying for situations charged nothing
unless located w. II. CLARK,
ang.i5, 'sS-5m p. o. Box las. Brandon. Miss.
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MoreSpecial premiums for the State Fair
exhibition would encourage our home peo-
pie t.. do their best. Let us do al we can to
hniid IN this institution
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

VS.. T5I7 Dist Kinds County
WIN. MANara, EFT Al. Mississippi.
rTSHE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONER APP
i pointed in the above styled cause, will ON Mon.
DAY, TIE SD DAY OF DECEMBER next at the from
door Of the City Hail. in Jack son. Mississippi sci
to the highest bidder. for cash. the following de.
sexibed property. to-wt FL lots /, and B. squar,
!, Byram. and Sell Of Ne14, Section "a, Township
with decree of said Court rendered Septem.
her 18th. 1889. J.. +. CHILES, Com'r.
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The TrOtting-B Bred Stallion
EDGEWOOD.

VNY ILL STAND At BROWNSNILLE FOR THE
w Fall Season, commencing SEPTEMBER 1
and ending NOVEMBER l, 1888.
PRICR-S15.00 for Season, cash at time Of ser,
vice, or SO. 90 to insure fOa EdgewoOa is blood
bay, 10 hands high, fine bone and muscle, and
years old.
PEDIsREE-Sire, Todd, Hunters Mambrino, by
Marion, whose sire and dam were both by the great
Mambrino Chief, dam, Dixie by Little Arthur.
For further particulars, address A. II. 4 A. l.
BRADLEY, BOLTON, Miss.
Registered in Brucefs American stud Book I'M
der his Dam.
9 y In
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Huntsville Female Seminary,
HUNTsYILLE. ALABAMA.

uNUIs LONG ESTABLISHED SCHOOL FOR
YOuNG LADIES, affords advantages in Loca-
ton Ia Climate In proximity In times 20 Malarill
districts in complete organization OF It's Dep5.t
ments aud In the efficiency Of its teachers Fuf
particulars address J. H. LENkEht
july4, S3-ly. Principal
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The Signal speaks with great conf
denee of Democratic success in Copiah
county. 1t thinks that it may easily be
counted on for 1000 majority.
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Bronchitis and Minister'S Sore Threat
cURRpi

| Was laid low by an attack q Bronchitis and
Minister'S Sore Throat, and my life was almost de-
SPARED Of, when my doctor said try s s. s. hexi-
lated Tor time, hut afraid Of being per.
manentiy laid aside from the active duties Of my
ministry, decided Ia give the preparation q fair
trial, and after pefseverng Ia It's found com.
plete relief, aud am enjoying excellent health.
am clearly Of the opinion that Swift's Specific 4
one Of the best Alternatives and Blood Purifiers In
existence. and take pleasure in recommending itl
fne curative qualities 70 others AFFLICTED IS was
H. c. HOIsNADY.
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LADIES' SHOPPING AGENCY,
Louisville, Kentucky.

A1UWtHtdttts EhE5EtWGItys
fFsHE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY or NATcHEz
Il and for years past residing in Louisville, Ky,
will give prompt and careful attention 10 all arti-
cles that MISSISSIPPI LADIES may wish purchase,
in the Louisville market. She has had consider
able experience in shopping for her friends, and
knows where 70 get the BEST on the best terms Her
commission will be per cent on amount Of in
voice. Cash 10 accompany orders. II any sur
plus il viii be at once returned. She refers 10 her
friends in Natchez and 10 Mr. and Mrs D. T. Pow
.er, Jackson. MISS BELLA MARSH,
III Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky.
ittnel3 ss8-tf
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Miss JOSIE VAN Hook has engaged Pro-
essor ITampel TO give music lessons at her
fathers residence to any of her pupils who
may desire it during school hours.
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DY 4 PRINTER OF TWELVE YEARS Ex-
ID perience. in some good country newspaper Of
nee. Understands everything to be done in news
and job room Good references given regard
ing sobrety, qualifications and strict business tact
Address HENRY +. BARRETT,
sep.I9.-2w. Kosefusko, Miss
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE UNIVERSITY or THB SOUTH

Is located At sEwASEE. TENN, upon ne Cum
berland Pizieau 1000 feet above the ea level This
school under the special TatroBage 81 the Bishops Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church II the south and
Southwest, oilers the healfhiest residence and the
best advantage both moral and Sensational in is
Grammar Seheei and it, Collegiate and TheoiOgi-
cal Departments. For the special claims Of this
University for patronage, apply for documents 10
the REr. TEIFAIR H0DtfSON, d. D., Vice
Chancellor, Sewanee, Tenn.
sep.5,' Ss-lm.
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r D. TROs1, Geu'l Sup't.
q D. Jon 4 saaN. q. 2 Al.
Illinois Central Railroad

TKAISs s4No NORTH.
-Isxp press, arrives 5:I5-leayes 5 80 p. N.
Nal arrives fZ:sf5-ieavcs 1910 a. IA.
.Nitsi Train, arrives 5-3O--ieaTes $40 p. IA
coke soETH
.rserrs.. arrives I0.30-lease- I0s3j p. m.
81. arrives , =}I-leaVes 3..gj 4. IA.
uEgaf Train, arrives -2d--le-tFe- so a. m.
G. T. RUDD, Agent.
-fEtFF. Gen Sup,t.
80 \. t1sRkE, Acting Div. Supt
,.sfEasz. a e. +. Ag't
"a AKEE. Pest and Gen Nan Er.
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Situation Wanted.

EOR SAI.E-Business House on State Street
E with dwelling above and garden lot in rear.
mar21 ,'SS-tf. Apply to R. X. JAYNE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

FINDER DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
u Court for the First District Of Kinds County,
Mississippi, rendered March oath, 1882 in the
of c. A. Ligon Catherine Spencer ct al No. 42s,
/, the undersigned Commissioner, authorized by
said decree, viii, on MONDAY, THE l5TI DAY or
OCTOBER, 1888, at the 'front.' eastern door OF the
City Hail. in jackson, Mississippi, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. the following
land and premises in said county aud District, vz
tile neL sw14 and nw14 sel4 and nelf sel4 aud sw14
sell and SCI SCI Of Section s, Township 4, Range
l. west; nw1 a mel and swl ne14 and sea nel4 and
ne14 nw14 and nw14 nw14 and se1I nw1 and sw94
nw14 and nell sw1 and sell swI4 less 20 acres of
east side of e15 Of swl4 Section Is, Township 4
Range l. west. The mel nelf and nw14 nel4 and
seI4 nel4 and As acres in nwl Section ~, Township
g. Range l. west. Dover interest in neg neJ4 Sec
ton 49, and sw1 ne1{ and nel4 sell and Is acres In
sw14 Of Section II, all in Township 4, Range !,
west, all in Kinds county, Mississippi.
A. g. MOORE, Commissioner.
Jackson, Miss. Sept. 26, lsSS-4w.
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OK next Friday week, the 18th inst,
series of meetings will commence in
the Methodist church of this city. The
pastor will be assisted by Rev. ]. A.
Bowen of Corinth, Miss. Dir. Bowen
has had large experience and great sue
cess in revival meetings. There will be
preaching every evening for week or
more
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-03
special Business Notices.

The State Fair Association offer $25 fol
the best registered Jersey heifer bred in the
Gulf States Or. w. F. Oates of Vicksburq
adds 80 70 this as special premium
Rseressi0n and Pleasure Most Insitiag
TINS LADIES AID SocETr or 81. ANDREW.
enuncH propose throwing open the Rectory ever
alternate Wednesday. from TO II O'Clock ?. n.
beginning with "Wednesday, August Isl, and serv
ing light Acknowledgment Of same to be ap
propriased 10 partially rebuilding the Rectary.
5alyas sss-tf
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS 1t appears BY information received
w by me, that Ed. White, Julius Delzeey, Eli'
Tate, Frank Dudley, Aaron Wilson, Dick Matthews
Ben Tally alias TulIy, and c. J. Young, Peniten.
tiary coavists made their escape and are still Al
Now, therefore, 1, ROBERT LOWRY, Geverao,
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
rest and delivery Of the said fugitive eoRviets 4
Hamilton, Hoskins 3 Co., Lessses Of Penitentiary
said reward is payable by said LesSees. And / Dc
moreover, require all ofaeers of this State to b.
dligent in their efforts TO arrest said fugitive
Eicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
r, State afaxed, at jackson, this 9Th day a
ROBERT LOWRY.
HESRY c. MrERs, Secretary Of State
DESCRIPTION:
Ed White escaped August sth, 1883, from Towns.
end Hemingway coahons eouniy-1Age =
hair and eyes black; scar on corner Of right eye
Sentenced from DeS0to county
Julius Delarey. escaped August -, 1858, from
Z. Miller, Bolivar eoAnty-Age 2; height ieet u
inches; complexion. white; hair and eyes black
lou fingers OF Of LEFT hand. Sentenced from War
rem county.
Hoskins' Mill, L5neeln e0unty-Age q; height
feet inches; complexion hair and eyes black; vac
cine vireus on back q both legs at knee. Sen
Frank Dudley ESCAPED August q, 1883, from L
n. O Il r. r. R-4ge II; height feet 4inehes
complexion brown ;ehair black; eyes brown; sea-
on left cheek and neck on left hip; four larg
sears on right knee. Sentenced from Lauderdal
county.
Aaron Wilson escaped August s6. 1883, fron
Bnrlleft Hamilton, Washington county-Age y
height 5 feef inches: esnplsxion hair aud eye
black; nose scar on right wrist LETT leg Of
81 ankle. Sentenced from AlcoFn county.
Dick Matthews. escaped August q, iESS, iron +
u Nugent, Bolivar e0unty-Age IL height Zee
81 inches: complexion hair and eyes blsck; sea
On right bullock Sentenced fTom Eiay county.
Ben Taliy atfas Tally, escaped Sep1ember 5, 1855
from Wess0n Persons Hill, Lincoln eonnty-Aa
2l height S feet 81 inches; cor ptexion hair an
eyes black; scar on left eyehEovs long On lei
side Of face. sentenced rom falobusha county
lat Dist.
C. J. Young escaped September ) lsss frol
height feet - inches; eouap1exien hair and eye
black; scar On left side Of heads nunaerous stal
from gun shot Al aver hack butt0ck and arm
Sentenced FROM 6 ish codnty.
oct-S 'S3-Sw.
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Public Speaking.

Senator ]. T. George wi address his fell
low-citizens at the following times and
places:
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New Advertisements.
$3.50 REWARD !

GToLEN FROM MY WAGON YARD, THE
y Hind Wheels and Running Gear OF S-int h
Tennessee Wagon No. ia The above reward will
be paid for the conviction of the thief.
oct 3. 81 q. d SIDW RY
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-03

Go 10 castilian Springs at any season Of
the year and Be cured
Now is the time T. 90 e eastllian
Snrings.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
SIauntOn, Vlrginia.

OPENS September 2OTH, 1883. One Of the FlRsr
SCHOOLS FOR IouNG LADIES IN THE UNITED
STATES Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsur-
passed One hundred and sixty boarding pupils
from eighteen States. TERMS AMONG THE
BEST IN THE UNION. Board, Washing English
Course. Latin French German, instrumental Mus
&C. etc. for Scholastic year from September TO june
sass. For Catalogues, write TO
REv. WIN. A. HARRIS, ID. D., President
iulyIl 'S3-3m STAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
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Did You ever see hand-ser
t S3 502 Well, we have them.
ZEPHYRS Il

Have full stock, and the price come,
down to 8 cents ounce.
The SHETLAND Embroid
cry, Flosses, Kensington, etc, will come
this week.
In Cloaks and DoImans, Circulars and
Walking Jackets, we are showing some
beautiful goods. A new Invoice of Jer-
seys; and, Notwithstanding, Mr.. Wilson
and his red one, they sell-the red in
greatest demand.
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sTEDMAN q co.
ATTUE

Our old friends and customers vii
End stirring times At our store just nov
Trade opens with greater strength and
bounce than We. even, expected; and
notwithstanding short crops, dust and
not weather, things look brisk and bright
all round. Everything is improved over
lat rear. But
BEST OF ALL :
Our Winter Stock is the handsOmest,
largest, best BY far We have ever shown.
and We can say, 1--WE think, without the
least exaggeration), the best, largest and
handsOmest ever shown in the town.
we are now fully ready on BLANK
ELS. Fortunately for housekeepers the
prices are all lower. The big auction
sales Of New York fixed the prices 20
to 30 per cent. below last year. Ia all
wool @Alhambra.' sold last year at
$500, now $500 is the biggest cut in
he line-they are beautiful goods.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES!
We have some of the cheapest goods
yer shown in the market. Ask to see
he Boot at $3.50, full stock-and then
he one at 1915.
Did Won ever see n hand-sewed Shoe
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cry PR0PpRTY F0R Sue

fTsHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
/ House and Lot, North jackson, eonsistingof i've
acres of ground with substantial buildings cisterns
pastarage fruit trees and all appurteHances for
venienee aud comfort.
TERMS Reasonable E. BARKSDAIE.
sep.6 81
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All classes Of invalids are cured or
greatly benefited by the water Of Castillan
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eAsTuIAx SPRfEGs, under the excellent
management Of Col D. A. Outlaw has be.
come irst.elass resort.
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Nail, daily-ATriyes at Jackson $40 .. m
= Satehez 3 60 p. IN.
Bei-bt. daily except SuHaay-Leaves Match
- =. III, arrives Al Jackson $40 ,. IN.
TRAINS GOIso wEsT.+
Nail, daiiy-Iesves Jackson 900 A. In
is II aatrhgz Il - .. IA.
{, freighf, daily except SuBday-Leave.
.n At 100 =. IA. Arrives At Natehez 5:lt
r. b. TRos1, Cien'l sup't
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Phxsician Wanted.

THE CITIZENS OFaIEADEyILLE, MISS, ARE
i DESTROYS Of having a Physician locate in their
midst. For further particulars, address
ii. G. MAYER,
sept 's3-1m. Mea1eville, Miss.
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Where TO Lodge in Louisville!

EINhe undersigned, formerly Of hatcher, has ar
1 ranged her Residence, at III West Chestnut
Street. Louisville, that she can furnish comfort
able Lodging aud good Breakfast to Mississippians
attending the Exposition, for the moderate sum Of
800. The location is pleasant, and within a
few minutes walk Of the L. x N. Depot Refers 70
her friends in Natehez, and to Col. j. l.. Power, Of
TIE CLARION.
aug1, '6i-In. MRS. Il. f. MARSH.
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TyOR SAI.E-Two nice Dwellings and Lots
Il one on President Street. the other on North
mar2fs 'ss-n Apply to r. K JAYNE.
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For fine Hats 50 % 7. T. Iersons.
Tuk season lasts an the year At cassiiian
springs.
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hslE No :; TAXES srfEef ArEr1 s6rn.
Isss, ATsAH.
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EoUNCEMENTs.
!nsoAD TIMETABLE.


grt-FPsssenser, arrives I0.l5, p. m.
30 pm; Way Freight, on Tuesdays
sssfssad saturdays, arrives : 80 a. m I; leave.
3 Through freight, arrives z:4s p. m,
IS .. n.
rrs-slaIl. arrives BIO a m, leaves 3 40 a
fss-esS, leaves 40 4 m.: arrives from
- $50 ? a.; Way Freight, on Monday
so aud FFi.ias arrives 5:45 D. M. Ieaves
4 ~ Through Freight, s.45 !. IA. leave
JOHN SCOTT. Gen. Manager.
zlHGETH, Superintendent.
IxO " CIfxaasx Toa.f A.a..f
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Nj. ]. E. Clifford. Summit, Pike county.
Miss, says Browns Iron Bitters saved
my life.
CAPT. PUT DARDEN, Master of the
State Grange will address the farmers
and others, at Union Church, 4 miles
southwest of Jackson on the Natchez
Railroad at u o'clock on Friday the
10Th, and Raymond Saturday the 18th
dav of October. All are invited to come
and bring their baskets.
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Ii YOU are chilled or wet through dose
of Parker's Ginger Tonic will infdllibly save
YOU from liking cold.
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$1,000 Reward!

WIN be paid to any Chemist who viii End, on an
alysis of ie0 bottles Of s. s. 8. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide OF Potassium, OF any Mineral sub
stance. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer & ATIANTA Ga
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Maury Institute, Holly Springs,
Miss, Miss E. D. Watson, Principal,
commends itself to every one without
any mention from US. Il IS located IN
one of our educational centres and we
feel no hesitancy in commencing it to
all those who have daughters to educate.
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VIM. A. WRITINGS.
Plymouth Rock Chickens.

sEND AN ORDER AT ONCE TO S. A. JACK
- SOY, Kosei1sko. Miss, Tor PLYMOUTH Rock
CHICKk%s. The finest strains, stock Imported,
50 SO each, Or three for 500. send post-ofhee
money order, Postal notes, Registered letter.
oefS sS3-2ws
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BLACK CAsHMEREi

Every lady, mostly, wants Black
Cashmere for the foundation of her
wardrobe, and it often becomes a serious
question with her, where she can do
best. Our lowest price, all wool, goods,
46 inches vide, fill, is at 42l cents, then
so, 60, 65, so, IS, 80! and Sl.0O. 1t is
not often that you can find such an
assortment. Prices are right.
STEDMAN & co.
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IrR. R. Ledbetter can't cure your
horses. cows or chickens NTH Bnchan-
ans Quinine Horse, Cattle, and Poultry
Powder be viii refund your money
Try him.
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Jackson. Sept. goth. 1883.

Every bottle of Shriner's Indian Vermi-
fuge is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
used according to directions.
Is it economy to spend the worth of
two chickens to prevent any kind of dis
ease among your fowles? stitch in time
saves nine. Then call at the Live drug
house of r. R. Ledbetter. and get one
box Of Buchanan's Quinine, Horse, Cat
tie and Poultry Powder, which is packed
in tin cans and each can contains the
dose-spoon. be careful not to get any
other, for this is sold on no cure, no pay
plan. 81.
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Mr.. John H. Allen, Jackson. Miss says
sWhen suffering from malaria, dsee
Browns Iron Bitiers, and it cured me.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-03

cheerful and healthy, II the mother US
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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?. 5. 1t is expected that Gov. Lowry
will be here on Governors day Oct II.
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jolly SCOTT. Gen. MANAGER
: Jaekson { Columbus Railroad

TGETH, superintendent.
JSo. ". GLfSsAx, Local Agent.
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II. C. BUCHANAN s 60, manuiaetu.
rer, Okolona Miss wagers oo1 2,
Buchanan's Quinine. Horse. estsae ~
Poultry Powder against g cents, tn-s
their Powders win cure anybody nos s
COW; or chickens IN the sta1e: e e
Ledbetter, the druggist. Wi nole $50
-,ra,,osifson only rood for iusl ninety.
nine years. 1000 q.
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Price; Small size, si.OO per bottle Large size
holding double quantity Sis bottle. An Drug
gists sell IL
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4 sPRcrAr. psemiuua. of first class wash
iss.--sa by
Mr.. Luther Manship for the best Hundred
gents shirt by Mississippi lady.
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". ]. Bradshaws offers sael of THE
choice Mo eol1se for the best loaf II light.
hrAalI.
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3 g ~, Whole people svmpathise deeply
$ %. aud aiEs. Nueeni N the loss Of
s..s ..le girl Ailaee 9ed about eIg lteen
- Who died - fzattanot1s Friday
assf a1leE monfha oi tu||efl1e
.s..a pezeaLs lad enIt short while
ss.sa her g diff rent climate ~
~ s9At s1s might Improve. bit a.
nee deere q / otherwise
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The
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and -
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rning 81
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Loss 81 hair and gEaFness. ss - -. :
mar lie preltiest face. are
Packers Hair Bafsam.
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TnK waters 81 casti1ian springs are truly
on1es lnl for lie curs 81 most chronic DIS.
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Ms. E. H. Nall with her two pref.
httle children is at home again.
9! hare been spending the summer
"a at Blount Springs, Ala. Mr..
- We learn is to make Jackson his
q9arters for the future for the sale
gods IN his line, so rs to be near his
"a! customers in this section.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,

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ough-MorAl Surroundings Unsurpassed. rEENa