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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29
By the Governor
HrSzr C. ArEEs, seersiarT q STATE
DESCRIPTION

Henry simpson, escaped July 5, iss1 irom =. q
y. +. X E-AEe -; height feet inches COM.
ulexion bair and eyes black scar from = buTz "a
lack 81 neck. Sentenced fronl Atfaiz coaafg-
Chas Jones, escaped july = ISIS. from y O 4 y
T. r. R-Arp p: height feet 3 fnche~, eaaa plex.
ion brown hair aud eyes black scar in ieF eyebrow
large scar from hafn on right hands end inst finger
Of left hand Oh eelieueed from Ale0rn county.
Henry TWiiiy, escaped JuIy ~, ISIS FROM X J.
Sugent, Bolivar eounty-Age = height feet AZ
inches; complexion copper, hair ard eyes black
scar stomach above navel; raund S.aT IN left
ihighi scar from burn on right wrist senienned
from Lauderdale county.
Allen white, escaped JUDY Il, ls7a. from r. J.
Nugent, Bolivar cJuutF-Age =. height feet
hrst joint Of FRS hnqer q le.i hand; .csr on
right nipple; scar On Jeff big toe. Sentenced IRON
I1aasierdale county.
Thos. Henry. escaped June p lisa from T. y. o.
al. Z. R--Age -; height ieei 6ls inches; CON-
pe1iOn black hair gray; eyes black large scar
% left hand. ard badly disdeured. scar On fore
head; scar on ieft cheek. Sentenced from lssaque-
a county.
William shelby, escaped July = lss3, from /.
n ~. a I. 4 k.-Age a. height feet 3 Inches
complexion hrowni hair litile gray eyes black
scar in eeHier 81 forehead; II right forehead
scar near left eve; scar oTer right eyebrow. SEN
tened from Lafayette county.
J ". Gates escaped July IS 1873, from l. y. O.
H. r. k-Age -; height feet inches COM
plexion white; hair brown; eyes blue; long scaI
on lei knee; rOtsaa on right knee; ff-i
finger u Jeff hand. Sentenced FROM Neshoba CO.
William Jackson. escsped Juiy 20 lss3, from "
+ and r. J. &uEent, Bolivar cqEuty---AgS p
height 5 feet z inches eampiexion hair and eye'
black; Scar forehead; aaafsr-gls scars an b3tf
armsi scar on len thighi scar ca leiI leg ae!os
knee. Sentenced from Adams coussty.
Bob. Mcmillan escaped July -, lSs3, from "
l.. and r j. Nugcnt, Bolivar egunty--Age 20
height ieet 81 inches; complexion hair and eye
black small scar bullock; two snlall meles OF
left side Of face; Two small scars On back sen
fenced from Winston county.
! aug. q, s3-3w.
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Very Low Rates.

During the continuance of the Ssethsra
Exposition. at Louisville, Ky commencing
August LIST, and continuing leo days. the
Louisville & NashrigEe Railroad will sell Ex-
cursion Tickets from anv OF its stations 10
Louisville at one fare for the round trip.
These Tickets viii be on sale every day.
from L 4 n stations and will be good so
days, allowing ample time 70 visit the Greaf-
ea EzPositioR ever held in the South. and
second only to the Centennial at Philadel.
mia
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In order to afford the people of Jack Q
and vicinity the greatest possible comfort
on the Great Jackson Route" Excursion TO
Chicago, Wednesday Sept u, SPECIAL
sleeping cars will be placed on side track at
Jack son ready for occupancy at S r. NJ,
Tuesday, September IL. We propose max
ing this trip not only eressdiHgiy cheap, bl I
especially comfortable and sajoyaHe Ap
plicatioas for berihs in sleeper should be
made to the Ticket Agent at the Jackson
Depot on or before September 3.
J. +. Emery,
Geu'l. West. Pass. Agt.
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rHt1as oufHn Nnhih
40. q .-rrprr.r. survives IS tI-lenvcs . 10 D.. m.
Mail arrives ~ 81 leaves W % a. ne.
" s.Nisel rnin. arrives 1.pp-leayes $40 p On.
ontEg f1tru.
No. 30 tnrrss arrives tu.I1-leafes 20 ~ y. ~.
H MALL arrive. ID .alalsHves g .i1 a. m.
Mitrt fulu, arrives $3.50 leaves n o.. "a
e.. 4 Erup, Agrnt.
g. NJ EuFtFF. Geu. ~up't
ffuutrr VI ttAuNN. Acting Div suFt
a. ". t1LEHtN, A. 81. = AFt
e. CLARK Priest aud Cen Nan u.
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The Barbecue at Flora.

We hope our citizens generally will
attend the barbecue at Flora, on the
YazOO road tomorrow. That portion Of
Madison countyis now tobecOme direct
" connected with jackson By rail, and
our merchants and citizens generally
should get acquainted with the people
about Flora and solicit their trade be
transferred to our city. Then it is due
those people that We rejoice with them
in the construction Of the new road, Al
in its construction We in Jackson ar
more interested than any one.
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New York, Penn. & Chic Railroad
lEormezlu 4. q G. ". r. R.l

On the Southern border of Lake Chautauqna, aud
is not reached by any other railway.
The through New York, Niagara Fails Boston
and Saratoga Express trains pass directly through
this beautiful and popular resort and all trains stop
regularly al lakewood Depot to deliver and take on
passengers Conductors are instructed 70 give stop
checks all through tickets. whether reading
good for stop-over or not This should be under
stood giving passengers the right to reach Lake
wood in through cars and when they are ready TO
resume their journey, they can step right mo enc
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PULLMAN'S PALACE
Drawing Room Or Sleeping Coaches,
ASD co THROUGH TO
Niagara Falls, Saratoga, n. Z, or
Boston.

This cannot be done BY any other roate, as 10
other road runs ta9oteh cars or PALACE SLEEP
ING COACHES % OF through any place On LAKE
CuAITAUQCA.
The most complete arrangements have been made
for the transportation 81 passengers 70 the Sunday
School Assembly. Round "Trip tickets direct 70
Fair Point gChautaaqHzl are on sale IN all prin-
eiyal cities via the New York, Pennsylvania Ohio
Railroad and BAGGAGE viii be checked 10 the As
sembly GTounds
For Descriptive Pamphlets. Tickets TO lakewood
and refarn. and 10 NIAGARA Falls and return. good
for s4sys-ever 81 Lakewood, apply At Offices OF the
NEW 1oRK PENNsxLTkxlA 4 OHIO RAILR0A1,
"a &c r RI Alse Il ofiees OF connecting
lines West aud south.
TIrT FUa2 are nov on sale Good for Re
1 IL n u y tara until Septsnbsr 30th.
J. II. FERRIS. A. E CLARK,
Gen't SUPERINTENDENT tsen'l Pass. Agst.
Cleveland. Ohio. Cleveland, 0hla-
Aug q lss@
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T.sS1Rrs.s gampessst and E-xFeEic1cei Tcashsss
Frineipals or Assistants, can sccure them by af,-
s.'ssssz Is II E.yrox SeEftot A ESCs.
Ne have rsseistcres3 with =. many rroiesSsen1i
tezeheIz and sil fuTaish zzir School q Fzniiy "a
Is-xaefSr far the Schaia<tte rear Of 1855 f-ee al
charre ii xe1 need fesehers sead N roar sn-ii-
eatiazs hessTs f.rr hsSt teachsTS arr leczted.
Teachers sr-lrisS Ter situations charged nothing
szsszs ieezas.l- ". II. CHAEk.
AK Is Ss-ss4. T. u Bex Is. Brssson Ms.
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Kimbalrs Churn Motor.

I am using one of the above Motor :
which bought of Charles Winkley, Jack
son, Miss. II works well, and gives perfect
satisfaction. EDWIN BARKspALF-
NEAR Jackson, August 18th.
Ana 152t
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Mr. A. A. Folkes wishes the public "a
know that he has the finest lot Of lumber
and building materiAI ever brought to Jack
son, xhieh he viii eel at bottom prices
Can q either Of his yards--one uptown op
poetic THE ClAE1oS Office, or West JzcksoE
opposite the New Orleans Depot.
June IS 5mos.
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STEDMAN g. co.

Miss JOSIE VAN Hook has engaged Pro-
lessor Hampel to give music lessons at her
fathers residence to any of her pupils who
may desire it during school hours.
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Huntsville Female Seminary,
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

rT1HIs LoN6 ESTABLISHED SCHOOL FOR
4 NorNe LkprEs afariis advartarcs IN Eoca-
toa. IN Clzazle. IN proximity IN tines o NlsTal
districts. II c0nr kite cr<anizzfiou q - ner1r-
merits and in thf eiEclencr 81 lts teHchsrs- Ear
particulars adircss - Il. EECNEN.
ials4' SLY. PRINCIPE.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Bellevue High School,
BEDFORD co. VIRGINIA.

T1oR RoYs AND YOUNG NrS.-Prsa-ss. Ter
Business Ccliezc o. University. 1hd-aazsiF
z7s handseuacly equipped. Pail coTrs Q. i1slrue-
tors Hszufiful and healthy lccaricn
Ter Czt4ioSzc nadarcss
IE AEeo-. rzrS-FAr
fzirs. 'SS-ez. BlEErrz ?. Q.
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Teacher Wanted

UNION HrRCH. JEFFERSON
a csCYTYs Miss lAteIal SaizrY guaranteed
derzizne1. j. P. WISE
aug, Sis A. Z. caro-
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LADIES' SHOPPING AGENCY

Louisville, Kentucky
THE rxDEgsIGSED. FORMERLY OF NAIcHEz
/ and for years past residing in Louisville. Ky,
will give prompt and careful attention all arti-
eles that MISSISSIPPI LADIES may wish purchase,
in the Louisville alaFkei. She has had consider
able experience in shopping for her friends and
knows where 70 get the best the best terms. Her
commission viii be per cent. on amount 81 III
voice Cash TO accom- R5ny orders. II any sur
plus il will be at once returned She refer her
friends in Nsteez, and 70 Mr. and Mrs !. l. Pow
er Jackson. MISS BELLA MARSH
III Chestnut ST, Louisville, H..
iurels SIT.
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ANNOUNCEMENTs
RAILROAD THE TABLE.
v.sEsburE and Meridian RHilroaA.

Oalnr Elsf P1sarnrrr arrives ~ o. p m.
harss 1919 pmf WAY lreirht. 90 Tuesdays,
Tlmr..frFfand ssfurings arrirrss .i4a. 90 leaves
1lln m Ihf1ufh freight. arrives % 2. m
leaves il d. ~.
GaInr wei lmal. arfires 20 a. no.. ieares 81 o.
ID, Trrra.a E.lras s.fH m. arrives from
NIrksi.IrE bon D. ia.. Mn7 IrriFhi, on hguday
"Wednesday AND HdaT. arrives ~ p. M, leaTes
ftt nii Through Freight sn a. m.i ieases
nlHa m.
ions sC0Tr Gen. Manager.
b. Esupnru. suprriHffulrnt
THD lT Gffaana Local Aarrf.
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R.sr..,ian .nd pIs..urs Mo.. inviting.

TnE LADIES AID socIETr or ST. ASDREw 5
CHURCH propose throwing open the Isectory every
alternate Wednesday, from o II o'clock p "
beginning with wednesday, August ist, aud serv-
ing light ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of same to he aI-
propriaied to partially rebuilding the ReetoFT-
| inlx25 ,s3-tf
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NeekWear.
Choice styles received to-day,
mayis's3- A. tIRoES-
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REMoyAIf


aaEnss , A1apps = =. -
TEF0EMs Ills FTfFxnS AND PATIENTS N
Jack1en sd II yiriuisF fhzt "a .eresnt q tie
aeafh e his trs4aer tee izae II Fred Knapp. a
NeE Q isans- b. returtzufir rrlnsgaiahez his res-
8euee and Fractice heTE z1d snaF T. lessnd II New
G)FIezns- ~ No. e Bzrunue street
Hta 7zzlelts - Jzctsa fzssies - ~
late psr1Bes. X J. Miller j. l.
aug a So
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PROCLAMATION.
S45O 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, Il sppezrz y izs1-Eaztioz rsee5ved
w h ne that he folicz1rr rarzed Fezireztiz-y
C9rrisrs have rzzde their escape ana an skin x
izrre. te-Ttt-
Alien White. Ikos- Hear. y m SheltF. J. "
Cate. Eflii1ra Jackson Robert NcAgiians
S0s. tsseEFto-e, l. ROBERT LOW I, Governor
Il Mississip Ti- Do Ger eEe above reward fcr the
arrest and confne1ent II 5zil q tie said escaped
con rie1s, $3.50 for each u thel1 said Reward
s. pzyabae BY Hzmiltoa. H0skiux 1 Co. Lessees Il
The PenifentisrT. And D. narrower resafre ali
s6esrs Of ihis Stzts se silsn1 II their esFIs 70
arrest sd fugitive eo1viets-
Given under my hand and the Great Sal d the
state affixed. Al jackson, this I'd day u
= August, 4. y. iss8-
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the GOrerncr:
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Jerxey Cattle-Their ImpartaIian

4 \ EXPERIENCED IMPORTER AND BUYER
n VIII visit the island III jersey in Ocsoters 10
has herd taT himself, and he viii hay for other
rals m Ssia--. Fer Sl15 Jersey lelfcr Of .he
sesl bred ean &c laaded al Nozzle. C. q cTaSp-
LEE, q CarsasA, l45ssissipp6 Eiif reeeixs orders
froaa less 4aauas-e and Mississippi along AID
correspondence
arg Il S.i-2as.
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sYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE,

Florence. Alabama.
MISS -. COLLIE r. -. ......... President.
Tsrenfy- Ninth Session begins September 6th 1888.
OF Teachers Modern
have had the advantage in Paris and Heidelberg
French taught without charge
Pupils thoroughly Mathematics and other branches pursued
English
supplied with teachers Of superior ability
and reputation
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Public school Notice.

rruiERE WILL Be sFEcIAL MEETING OF
/ the Bari q Irnsfsas q the Rlhlic Scha1ls 4
ff< City q Jarkssn, ~ the once q Cast r A.
Neife, Ceunty Enrer11sendent, On Manfar. JulY
ri Il sse1hcf p ~ 70 eIest tfacktf1 lnr lie "a.
suing seleei Terra Applications ufasf be IN urft-
Ing. and iahse Nho zE5iy NUS have IA qualihcs-
a tH4hars yin he about The sane = tsrt ssston
1fzmberi q he Bsar1 ara rsiacsfnd = - rI-srpl
II zttendznce. l. PoHrR 49,
J. J. spe11wAx secfy
July Is 1854,
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GRAND EXCURSION
-CHICAGOI
THE "Gsreaf Jackson Route
u ILLINOIS cENTEAL RAIF- Road Fiil run
first-eIass Popular
Excursion to Chicago,

Leaving JACKSON at l2:40 :. m, "Wednesday.
Septemb 18th, 623. Fare fer the Round Trip
only SIS 90. Return tickets coed within % days
Of date 81 sale. Applications for Sleeping Car
BeTths should be made either of the undersigned
at New Orleans, OF before September 5tii. Many
OF the patrsns Of the sfireat Jackson Route have
never visited Chicago with its beautiful Parks and
it wonderful Exposition, its magnificent and uH-
equslled business blocks is handsome lawns, B0u-
levards and DrireEays. Many have friends IN or
near Chicago, whom they desire to visit, and for
the benefit oi all these, this unheari 81 Low Round
Trip Rate has been made Ample accommodations
will be provided and every eoufeFt aud convenience
afforded this train. that viii make The nip enjoy
able. Remember these tickets u this exceedingly
Low rate viii be good only fgT ihiS0ne train 4ose
mentioned. J. T. MERRY.
Gen1 West Pass Agt-
I J. ". COLEMAN, Asst. GeHsl Pass. agent
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FoR RENT.

OxE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE sT0.E-
" Roozns in the CRY. Vow occupied By Capt.
Fs sssl. ,ss aEsls = w 5 LExnr.
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Lectures at Memphis Hospital Medical
College. begins October LIST. Fer Catalogue,
address the Dean.
inlrA 80 SUI
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PROCL
AoOO OOR REWARD.

w HEREAS, II appears by information received
w by me, tiizt MATHS SACcE did on or about
the 18th July 1850, In Harrison county, hru tally
murder one Jo4S 81. BRADY. and afterwards made
his eseape and Is still ~ large;
Now, therefore, l, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery OF the said Martin sauce q
the sheriff Of Harrison county. said reward Is pay
able on eonvi.tion oTly. And / do moreover re-
auire all officers Of this State 70 be dilgen in heil
efforts to arrest said fugitive, Martin Sauce
Given under my baud and the Great Seal Of the
r. state affixed, 81 Jackson, this 9th day O
L. - August, a. u. lss3
ROBERT LOWRY.
Bv the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary q state.
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cToRE HOUSE OK MAX STREET. OccT
- pseI 1t r.reseut - Hfizheim Sheltna. "a
terms. esr-, apply 70 E y. PARKER
aaes. SCI Al Capital State Bank.
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aLOO HefaIu-I
THE CLARION in spite of some vsgaries on
such questions as supervision and the cleo
ton OF Judges, is a mighty good" paper.
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No More Cotton Wasted for the Want
of Piekers
HAND cOmn0N pI.rKERst

'TuIrsE NEW AND VALUABLE ARTICLES,
i now being rapidly east, can he obtained in
psirs by the gross by addressing sSELLINe a
Co. Box sos, Washington, D. G. They give better
weights and save the fingers from laceration are
in sizes for ordinary and the other for pick
ing lo,r and high. Terms moderate.
augl ,'sa-4w.
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LETTER LIST.

IF yeu constantly ache all over, nothing
prevents threatening sickness like Parker,
GINGER Tonic.
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List Of letters remaiHing in the Post
Office at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for
the week ending August 20, 1888:
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Grand Excursion to Chicago.

jackson, Miss, Aug. 81, 1883.
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j. W. CoLENAN,
Ass't. Qen1. Pass. Al.

Mr. r. b. Bate, jackson, Miss, says
suffering from dyspepsia, caused by indi
: stion l used Browns Iron Filters which
cured me -
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.

rTNiE FIRST SESSION or THIS SCHOOL TOR
i BoNs AND lorNe MES. At Jackson, siss
viii open September 18th. 1859.
A new building, most deSirahly iocaie.l and corn-
peie ia all its arrangements for The accom- noda
ton 81 a hundred and fifty studeus, viii De- finished
and everything done TO place this Training school
on permanent basis.
Tho object Of this Academy f. 10 prepare youfhs
either for entering college proper o. D. ~ veil
their places in any Of the business relations % life
None but experienced or thoroughly qualified IN
s.ructors viii ho employed.
Students from a distance viii have secured 70
them all the restrants and comforts 81 hcune viii
the family OF the Principal.
For particular information, apply 10 q. S. Esude-
bush, Al Brandon. Miss until September 81; aiier
that time, az Jackson, Miss
fufylg fssl-sut
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Clothing Made to Order.

An elegant line Of Devlin & Cos samples,
of all the late styles of Fall and Winter,
clothing, at \. NIRpEN's.
Au1. %. 'SS-iw.
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Port Gibson Female College.
(USDEn THE AUSPICES OF TuE MISSISSIPPI Az
SUAL C0SFEREscE II. L. CHURCH sourH)
PORT GIBSON. MISS.

IMMEDIATELY On THE LOUISVILLE. NEW
i Orleans and Texas T. r.. and only an hours rzs
from NicksburE
BUILDINGS c0mmodious, conveniently arranged,
and OF brick.
R0oNs completely and handsomely furnished
FACULTY composed OF experienced and success
full Teachers
TERMS Ia keeping Eith the times.
NEXT SESSION oFESs o. MONDAY. sErTEi<sEE
ira, fss3
For further information address
juiyis, s3-3m. REv. 7. e. BRADFORD, Pre-t-
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So g. M.H daily Arrives af Jackson a. " p. fn.
iaifaf sHfrhof d ou o.. u.
81. n ffuIrht IHIlF rErHrf sunday leaves Nlifh-
90 300 a. m.. arIlFrf ut Jackson no r. m.
TRAINS eotss Wt4f.
M. Mall. daIiy-tearra Jackson 500 a. m
Arrive at hatcher 90 'll a. u.
Na g. irsisft. daily except SUNDAY Lave
Itetson tf s.nu n ga. Arrives AZ Watcher J.i'
O. r. aost. Gent -upi
g. 90 Iuuasfts. g. 4. Arf
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Crystal Springs Monitor
Why certainly the people can elect the
railroad Supervision Commissioners.
We go for electing every official from
the President down.
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For Sale.

SECONDHAND RUNNING GEAR FOR =
- HORSE GIS-in good condition. Also, Mill.
Apply 10 f. D. FoapRES, miles from Jackson,
on Canton road.
aug. / slim.
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yaluahIe Town Property for Sale.

HAVE 4 VERY DESIRABLE House AND
/ Trsr n xarfh JaekSsn Tor sale TIE main fsild-
n coutsfns * roness The zrcanis covering -sT-
"a ssrrs zre uell - n shade and trait fres For
raslIculars Apply 70 ne r <. JAIME
aul II. ss2-sf
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one SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE. FIVE
years old. scar on right hips also sczr on LETT
81 tail bone; With Spanish brand On thfgh- Dis4p-
peared about the 9Th q August address FL P.
MAYO. COosa restodzee, Leake County, Miss
aug = 'sssE-
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A Mighty Good PAPER.

Essences of ginger, though good, don't
cure coughs or build up the system like
Parker's Ginger Tonic
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CLIFTON. KINDS CO.. MISS.

Rev. Walter HillnaH, Ii. D., PTes't.
WHO WILL SEND CATALOGUE, on GIVE
w other information srefting tie InstitoLion,
on application.
This Is the Oldest Institution ior the education q
Young ladies, and i withSut superior in the
state or Southwest.
The year now closing. has been e1ninently pros-
porous, filing the Institutions Recommendations IL
pupils 70 their utmost capacity.
among the many superior advantages ars-Ex-
tensiye and Thorough COurses Of study. the Long
and Successful Experience q the Heals Of is De-
partmeuts; Educational Facilities, such A. An
paraius. Cabinets Libraries, etc. the accumulafisa
81 nearly bali Of century. Expeuses couri 1eriur
the QrASTITT of the returns made very low
The 1hirfy-Fir.i Collegiate year begins TUESDAY,,
sEPTENEEE ZJTn. ROBERT KELLs,
President Board 81 Trusiaaa-
Gro. WHITFIELD. Secretary.
fufrIs 'sz-stln
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29
FOR SALE.
Great Bargain---ChOice Pine Land


Great Bargain---ChOice Pine Land.
NEAR BAY IT. LOUIS, on THE RAILROAD
~ and nayfgable water, convenient 10 saw
mills and 10 New Orleans, several large tracts oak
and pine timber, productive soil nor fruit, sea Is
land cotJon, Cuban tobacco, rice jute. The own
er residing Al distance offers an or any portion
very low Apply to J. L. POWER JAcKsoS,
or J. r. II. etAIE0RNE hatcher.
jansl3 sS-tf
A FIRsT-CL Ass BuT.GLA AR AND FIRE PROOF
= -AaSAEE, a essa as new. ORIGINAL cost. 500.
Price 500. Apply to SANLlE STEW AfT,
jan.17, 'ss-tfs Jackson, Miss.
NOR SAH.E-1wo nice Dwellings and Lots
T. one on President Street. the other On North
Jefferson.
mar2l, 'ss-tf. Apply 10 r. K. JAYNE.
NOR 3ALE-Busiusss House ON state street,
Il with dwelling above and garden lot 10 rear.
nlar2I SSH. Apply 10 r. X. JAYNE.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-29
The Whole Hog.

Persons calling for any OF the above let
tiers will please say advertised"
Gro. G. MCKEE, p. VI.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-07
IN COURT.

Deme"teS Enters Demurrer-Cor6in
Found GuiIty-MOlIis on, Trial.
The first criminal case called in the dis
trict court, yesterday, was the one agains
Alphonso Demeules, who was Gale d up to
plead on the second Indictment. His at
torney, Judge Seagrave Smith, appeared
and entered a demurrer on the ground
that as Demeules had been indicted. ar
raigned, and upon demurrer being en-
tered, which was sustained by the court.
the prisoner had been released from GUS
tody, that was bar to further proceedings
in this case, as man could not be legally
placed in jeopardy twice on the same
charge. The matter was then continued
until this morning.
II. Hampton, saloon keeper of Mime
apolis township, who was indicted by the
grand jury for selling liquor without a
license, was arraigned, pleaded guilty, and
paid a fine of $50.
Bernard G. Corbin, charged with snatch
ing pocketbook from Mrs. L. p Crevier
on the evening of Nov. 1, was ar
raigned. tried, found guilty and remanded
TO await sentence.
The case of John Morris for robbing
Lizzie Little was next taken up, but was
not concluded at the hour of adjournment.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-07
Mackubin & Marshall's Addition to st. Paul.
Marshall Avenue, South Side.

Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-07
Winslow's Addition to st. Paul
Leech's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Leech's Out Lots to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and
description. Lot.
Matthias WOndra and Anna Wondra. That
part on the sly side of Fort street off,. 4