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Information Wanfad.

OF THE WHEREABOUTS OF JAMES BOW
" NAY, whe left his home In KattaTa, Lyon com
y. Kentucky, = long tine $50, and vent south 10
pat up Cotton Mills. He was q native Of Scotland.
machinist. 4 member OF Odd Fellows Lodge, Ne.
IS Nashville Team. Any tidines communicated
70 the undersigned his distressed daughter viii be
. great favor. MRS SARAH A. G0LSOS,
der. ls, 'Ss-iws KuttaEa, Lyon Co., Ky.
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--Jaekson Royal Arch Chapt
WIN NEST next Moadsy night.
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Invitations are out fca masquerade
ball. at Blind Institute Friday night. The
Iayitation Committee couistS Of P. II
Lowry. r. L. Daniel, f. n. Parker, o.
! Green. J. $. Ware. Commiaee of Arrange
menis-A. D. Daniel, r. CRif6th, J. W
Robinson, q. Y. Stewart y. 8. Ware
AReception Committee-Dr. Writ Johnston,
ACapt. H. C. Myers, Mrs. VIM Henry, Mrs
1W, II. II. Green, Mrs. II. c. Ayers, Mrs,
sWirt Johnston. Capt g. 8. Green. VIM
Henry, Miss Halle Langley.
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Real Estate Agent +!

An PREPARED To ATTEND To ALL
i kinds OF Land Matters iatrusted 70 my eare in
the Counties OF Anaite, Adams, Franklin. and VIII
kiason. Parties wishing 10 buy or sell land would
do well 10 correspond sith me. refer TO the huSi-
ness men Of Matches ard vicinity Prompt and
careful attention given all business intrusted e
NY carr T. T. FORD,
dee. rs, 'sS-Sms SaTCHEZ, Mss
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WIN, A. WRITINGS.
NEW YORK 1884.


About sixty millions copies Of THE scS have gone
out OF our establishment during the past twelve
months,
Ii you were 70 paste end 10 end all the eOlumns
Of ali TIE SrSs printed and sssslast year yea
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n every buyer Of copy q the sew during The
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and DAY.
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SECTIONS {wHlrEl
J4tgsaS, Mfs+, December 1, 1888.
70 the Honorable Board Mor and Aldermen OF The City Of jackson
GEETLEMEHAs Sexton 7 the white people herewith submit
port nterments the Cemetery month November
Nov 3Miss Fannie Johnson = years Inflammation bowels
From Clinton.
Nov 3Wilam HanSbsrTy, II cirrhosis al
Nov. l5-Chares Scott Brown years unknown
Nov Thames Lemon. IS years natural decay
Nov Sos r. Jones, n debility Kinds
Nov. 2S-J. II Nelson, age Sc years, typhoid malaria
Very respectfully submitted,
PHILLIP RYAN, City Sexton
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POP SALE.

TUE SuSpAx-seHooL ROOM OF IKE II. E,
ii Church, y iekshaFg, having recenfly been fur
nAShed vita new Seata the Benches f1rmeriF used
are fer safe They are ii god condition, nna VII
- scld very shezp % Aay church Or school-haass
that may aeed them. AEdrsS
". &. PAXTON,
aac. ~, 'ss-8E ylcksburg Miss
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Principal Of a School TAINTED!

7IHE TRUSTEES or THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
i OF kosciusko, wish to procure the services Of
Principal 70 take charge Of said School Appiica-
lions TO he made 70 Rev, y. II, Alexander County
Superinten dent, Kosciusko, Miss, an 10 head
day OF December, Session 10 continue nino uuul ia
oil the year. Good salary paid monthly.
dec g. sew
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Harry TayIoe, /. viii Be 9
candidate for Alderman In Son
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81 Miss Mary Ilhnson has resigned her
3I1sition az PRINCIPAL teacher OF the West
81 aekson white sciaol, and viii reside here
hitter in Mobile. 81 has been very efficient
md acceptable, &C could have retained
lAe place as long al he might desire. The
hest wishes of ast of friends 60 with
her TO her new sphfe Of usefulness. She
will be succeeded BY Miss Matte B. Alex
Kinder, who was electa by the trustees on
MONDAY last
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THE BLUE AND CRAY

A YOUNG, GENERAL AGENT FOR THE
n sale q this entertaining Nerk, II the coanfiss
ok Warren, Kinds and Hazoo, takes this method Of
give them Al opportunity - a early day el sub
scribing for ne same. Local agentn, Male Or Fe-
male arr wanted, % canvass for the book. I'D
dress ne AZ Jackaon- earn Kalerss BoadfnQ Houee
corner President snd PanrE sfrssts.
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MARRIED.

AT the residence of the BRIDE father
in Forest, last evening, Mr.. sEABoRs
EAsTLASD, OF Meridian, to Mia MY
ME II. WOANcK.
The CLAEIoy extends its best wi-hes
for a long and happy married life.
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FOR RENT!
sTRAYED.

4 DARK BROWN MARE MULE, FOURTEE
brand on the left fore shoulder. she sfrared fron
the johnson place. 4wo miles south al Madfsor
station, ~ Sunday. the 18th inst Afso Stravei
one small BAY MARI MULE. about fonneeu
hands high, with the IstiAr II. n one Jaw moi Ger
tain which Jaw Any one fFnling snd returning
above described mules - sJohnson place. viii n
49,. ,ss-Iw. ]. D. GORDON 4 co
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LAND FOR sALEf

400 keR -urR HUNpaED "a Clz1I1.
EC0 VSlloa nd uA4<< Eee1 lFeEz. $50
l1M waH. 1nG well 1imAeqeA 4ll4A4 ~
E1Ea, 1uzA 11Ee1M He1lle1 tHlzz9A - -
1Ift Nt1 1tcr5. nd kflttE1 I'D eEts e.1. nj
AWelI a 4se1 Eo.14 Nltf 1llIN8 414 zE447 -.
huHfFtt 6eHfl17 &kiE st 4Ts1 MM Ne
81 AaI1Y' &
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An that is needed to preserve the color
aud beauty ofthe hair is an occasional use
Of Parker's Hair Balsam.
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1884.
Harper's Weekly .
ILLUSTRATED.

Herpass Rsekly stands - The head Of American
Il1ustTatea weekly journals. By Its bipartisan
position 4 politics its admirable illustrations Its
carefully shosen seriasrsaOrt stories sketches and
poema. contrb1ted b. the foremost arfists and aa-
hezs q nfA1a carries instruction and enter
htnmeat 30 thousands Of American homes.
u viii always be the ain Of the publishers 70
make hsype<s Weekly the most popular and atirac-
live nnily newspaper In the World and 70 the
paRsu&neF Of this design, - present constant lna.
pluvement In all thass features which have gained
ioT Il Tie eoahdsnee sympathy. and support Of rs
tNsgs army q readers.
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MALT TEAcHER FOR NE WESIs
- Hhi1a Male school. MEst - eompegent 70
teaeh ne Eanx.are8 Bess rstsrenes required. APP
rlr 70 r A. BaEilES. or II q Kelly.
ase-1s. 49, SCHOOL TRUSTEES
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4EsIeIaI Proceedings cf the Hard d Mayor
and Aldermen

JAczs0S Mrs, Dscsubsr 5. 1853
A regular nsssiss q Bsar MyoE saa Ald.snsa g As
n John Mc5il Mayor Aldermen Hail. Jcae Toea sPsassr snd
Tayior; absent Alderman Hamiion
% zOdon eading asnz dpeasea
CRY crkaxs
IL he Hoaorable Bosra 81 MAJOR CRY JscksOa
xsr1ENExI O.
sued during hs rso1th q November 1855:
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STEDMAN & co.

You Oan always have hearty, robus health
In your family at little cost By using Par
ker's Ginger Tonic.
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FOR SALE

TTyHE HOUSE On CAPITOL STREET, Con-
III tanning ten rooms, occupied By Mrs. Bnlkley
Also. the beautiful location on Capitol Street sec
terms, enquire 81 81 rs. BULKLEY, Capitol Street,
between President and Congress.
noy.19, ss3-lm.
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Iiyour system requires a stimulsnt take
Farker's Ginger Tonic. ltinvigoratcs with h.
out Intoxicating.
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We have just received new lot Of silk
handkerchiefs, suitable for holiday pres
en,s, Of all colofs aud shades, at
CAPITAL CIo1HIEG E~PoRrrn-
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NEN ADVERTISEMENTS.


"a nsonA crnea atfAehed 10 aama. Liberal re~ars
r. IL Falrxn = CHS. Eaihelland. TIekshgre 1Lis2
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II you want to buy your little boy OF girl
beautiful Christmas present remember
that the Capital Clothing Emporium have q
line Of seal skin, velvet and plush caps
shieh cannot he eKcclled for beauty and
style.
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Cato says be viii have In stock eTerything
usually kept In > arst-clsss Drug Store. and viii
sell at The very lowest prices. He can always be
found At any hour 81 the night By ringing tbs door
bell or By knocking Give him cali
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The following Of the Finance Committee received
The Tinsne Corr nit beg leave thai they have
Collectors
Asn correct; all collections paid the City
J. s. HAMILTON.
w. @. IewD,e
g. eA7ss sase sasss w. H. TAYLOR,
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Sections rEroaT-coIoRrp.

aEXToNs HEP0RT-toLoREp.
Fo the Honorable Beard Mayor aud City
6EErcsEs-I have the honor submit report of inter
of colored the City during
vember
Nov. mary Hemingway, ii years pneumonia
Nov. caroline Wright, p consumption
Nov. flRob Davis
Nov. 11-Ned Slaughter, age12 years.pn pneumonia
Nov, iS-George Dunn years, burned pauper.
Nov. 20-Lsura Ball 81, inflammation Of BRAIN
Very respectfully submitted.
TONY BARNES City Sexton. az q
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KENTUCKY

r. TIE "HEAD-cENTRE" or WHAT MAY
be called the traght Whiskcy Inter,st 81 NAL
ing WHISTLES which bring She highest prices ols,1
70 inc most cultivated tastes and devotion tbe aiv
true iiaNor and boquet that identities au, dI-iis
gGisiies the bean iisat "Oil Of Corn ! ~ 49,
psgS Nctsq7 CaHl'g lEsistcy Is a RaHdqrf best,.~4,
Hhteke@ Sold by II. MULLER & son. Isrt.s1,,4
MISS ff,ar1 zee -
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL sTREET, JACKSON, HISS.

FULL ITlsE or HR0ADCLoTHs. CASH.
-. 4l4.x1 o. h4i<1. SUITS MADE rs Latest
STILLS an9 q lnSpnatla rfIesa.
.zll1Tr lE4I& anF n1lz q ~ 2I1IS > flI F111[l4
4 "a "a. a.ssata'
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A GRAND CHANCE!!
A PLANTATION FOR $40.
81 Win Buy one.Tenth of Ticket;
90 Two-Tenths, etc.
THE nPearl Hook and Ladder Company" Of
4 Jackson Miss, offer the Plantation known as

THE Pearl Hook and Ladder Company" Of
L jackson, Miss offer the Plantation known as
THE TAYLOR PLACE,
on the Canton road, miles North Of Jackson, l
mile from Tougaoo. and containing CSC acres, worth
5000, 70 be shot for at II o'clock NJ, January 10
1884, In the manner described below; There shall
be 500 tickets sold at $40 each These tickets shall
be divided into ten classes, A, B, G. d. +, +, q, H.
l. K, each class containing 80 tickets numbered from
10 20 inclusive. There shall be wheel target
divided into 50 sections numbered also from 10 90
inclusive. marksman selected BY the judges
shall shoot with rifle at this target while In mo-
ton and the section receiving the ball at the first
shot shall Indicate the fortunate number in class A
The section receiving the ball ut the second shot
shall indicate the fortunate number in class b and
each successive shot shall indicate the fortunate
number Id the other classes. Then the marksman
shall shoot in the same manner at a wheel divided
Into ten sections marked with the class letter A. B.
{, etc The fortunate number in the class indicated
by the section receiving this last ball shall deter
mine the party To whom the plantation shall be
awarded. Messrs. B. Lemly, O. Clifton, and Writ
Adams, ST., viii act IS judges.
Parties wishing tickets will please remit 10 r. X.
JAYxE, Real Estate and Collecting Agent, Jackson,
Miss. statement Of the result certified to BY the
judges will be mailed to each ticket holder,
Respectfully, H. g. HIIzHBISG, Forem'n.
J. B. LCsK, Secretary
A fIRDBS, Jr., Treasurer.
DESCRIPTION,
This Ia very desirable place situated on the first
hills west Of Pearl river. 1t has the benefit OF a
fine swamp range for cattle and hogs. There is a
very fair dwelling of rooms, and several tenants
settlements. There il cultivation last year
about I5e acres which rented for sSt5. The same
land has been rented for 1854 for S}65. The dwell
ling and the rest Of the land has not been rented.
Much more land has been in cultivation and can bo
easily put under fence again and worked to advan-
tage. There is an abundance Of good timber OF the
place. Would make an excellent truck fruit
iarm VITA easy access TO New orleans OF Chleaga,
Possession given at once subject 70 The leases me-
TONED above
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HARPER,s PERIODICALS.

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fhe felnass q the Hseaie hssin With he drst
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sTEDMAN & co.

II - - - u u n -
MILLIONS OF EN-.
, In Wax. China and Rubber
The Celebrated
! ZENGPUPPEN DOLLS !
In endless variety. We can specially
recommend these Dolls as we'll as the
Rubber Dolls. The rubber dolls are
beautifully dressed in yariagated yarns,
and cry Eery naturally upon the slightest
prstext-"very Ike IIfe," every one re-
marks. They are hard to kill.
Our Doll Show is the largest We
think, that was ever made IN this City,
and our prices are way below the mar
kct, OF any other market! Our buyers
were little late in sending US orr goods,
but they always go into the market
after the demand Is pretty we'll over,
and prices are cut down.
LOOK IN ON OUR DISPLAY
No trouble 30 show goods, because they
show themselves. All out on counters,
and all you have to do Is to look at them.
TOYS!
We have good many Toys, too; but
in variety and styles they are q little
behind the Doll Show; but still yon
may be able 70 pick up some very pretty
and interesting goods If you come early.
Rubber Goods in Cows, Sheep, Dogs,
etc, that are very pretty.
Tool Chests. Cards of Tools, Paint
Boxes, and variety Of Musical Instru-
ments, Banks and Wire Toys, etc.
We want you TO look-bring your
children, they will be interested You
may rest assured, they viii cause rs no
trouble.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-06-14
Prosperity Penclin@s.

Prosperity is much bigger in busi-
ness Importance than in size; and
she is still growing in importance.
During the past year the cotton re-
ceipts were about 20 per cent. in eX-
cess Of those Of the preceding year.
And during the year Just closed, the
sales ola single firm at Prosperity ag-
gregated 100000. A mammoth busi-
ness for small town.
Last Friday we visited the new sash
and blind factory of which Mr.. d. II.
Wheeler, is Justly proud. The factory
was not 1T work, but we saw piles of
finished sash and blinds, and do not
hesitate to pronounce them far supe-
rior to the ordinary white-pine work,
for strength and durability. The fac
tory can turn out about % pairs of
sash day.
4 number of new dwelling houses
are building in town another evidence
of push and enterprise.
Prosperity has no market, but she
has what is Il great deal better-chick-
ems, eggs and butter in abundance. and
tender. juicy beef and mutton.
We should like to board at the Birge
Hotel for at least one season.
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Prosperity High School Elections.

The members Of the old Board OF
Trustees have been reelected, as fol-
lows: j. L. P. CrossOn, F. Bobb. and
G. G. DeWalt Tor term OF three years;
A. F. Langford, H. c. Moseley and
l.. S. Bowers, for term of two years;
j. NJ. Wheeler, r. L. Luther, and the
Rev. J. G. Boyd, for term Of one year;
c. F. Boyd, Treasurer. Hereafter theee
members of the Board will be elected
each year.
The Board met Tuesday morning
and organized by electing J. I. P.
Crosson. Chairman, and 4. H. Kohn,
Sec'y.
They then proceeded to elect prin-
cipal for the school, and selected Prof.
J. G.. Cork Tor that position.
The ether teachers will be elected at
the next meeting OF the Board, which
will take place at s \. NJ, on the 3d OF
July.
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Make Your Tax Returns.

An assessor will be at the following
places on the days named:
June goth, A. J. Gibson's: 2lst, DR..
J. N. II. Ruff's; 22nd, Maybinton; 25th,
Cromer's Store; 26th, Whitmire's; 9th,
Nathan Johnson's; 2Sth, Jalapa; 29th,
Longshore's Store; July Sd, Chappell's
Depot; 4th, \. j. leagues; 9TH, Dead
fall; 9th and 10th, Prosperity; 1lth;
Bethel; 18th, st. Luke'>; 18th, Sligh's
Mill; 10th, Jolly Street; 18th, Pomaria;
18th, Heller's Mill.
The Office at Newberry will be open
every day until the Goth of July.
All male persons between the ages
of 81 and 80, except those exempt by
law, are liable to poll tax, and must
report to the assessor.
Persons failing to make returns
will be charged so per cent. penalty on
last years assessments.
Any person who has bought or sold
real estate since last return will notify
assessor when making his return.
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PELHAM'S DRUG STORE.
A handsome line OF Fine White and
Colored Linen Vests from 75c. to S4.00
at CLOUD & SMITHS.
lime IL. 24-1t.
An Accident.

Mr.. r. II. Greneker made very mar
row and seemingly miraculous escape
at the depot last Saturday. He had
Just turned from the Laurcns train,
where he had been talking to friends,
when he was struck from behind by
the down passenger train which had
come in unobscrved by him. He was
threwn headlong by the cow-eatcher
and he received some painful cuts and
bruises about the right eye, and else
where. II makes lis shudder to think
of the imminent peril from which he
so narrowly escaped. We are glad
that he received no serious injuries,
and is doing well.
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The Tie That Binds.

The HERALD asks which is prefer
able, Mr.. X. was married to Miss H., or
MiSsZ. was marriedto Mr.. Y. We think
the formerpreferable for the same rea-
son that makes lis say that gentleman
is introducedt to Il lady.-Obserrer.
The Macs is Of the opinion that as
marriage i: the most sacred and mutual
OF al coutractt>, the conjunction and
and not the proposition 10 should unite
the names of the welded pair. The
gentleman'S, for obvious REASONS, to be
the first. Mr.. q and Miss - were united
in wcdlock, &c. As neither Ole is mar
rieI to the other, bit they two being
singuIariy one by the union, we are
persuaded that the word and i the right
word in the right place.-Nears.
For obvious reasons, one OF you NUT
be wrong; but we are not convinced
that either is right.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-06-14
Deaths.


Last Thursday our community learn
ed with deep regret, that Mr.. p. j.
Coleman, of EGgetield County, died
on the preceding evening. He was Il
man OF spirit and energy, who had
shouldered his way to position of in
fiuence in his community. He was u
useful citizen, and his place will not
be soon filed.
Mr.. J. Henry Counts OF Lexington
died on the Sth inst. For five years
he had been paralyZed and confined to
his bed. He was member of the
Legislature in former years. and also
q member of the Secession Conveil-
tion. He was the iather-in-law Of
Col. II. w. Holloway, Of Pomaria, and
also of Mr.. u. L. White, OF this town.
Mr.. Christian H. Riser, who had
been unable to leave his bed for years,
died at the home OF his brother, Capt.
w. W. Riser, Tuesday morning. He
had been victim of rheumatism dur
ing the greater part OF his life, and we
never knew one who suffered so ill
ten$ely and yet bore his pains so I'M
murmuringly. He exhibited the sub
limest example OF christian fortitude
and patience that we ever witnessed,
and, but for the power OF disease.
would have been an ornament to so
ciety.