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New ..Rrown" cultixator.

Among the many attractive and useful
farm implements on exhibition at the Fair
Grounds last week, was the NEW BRowx
CULTIyAToR. This is recent invention.
and while it is manufactured in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, the invention was brought about by
actual experiments made in LoWndes and
Noxubee counties in this State, and is the
result Of thorough investigation of how
cotton and corn is worked in the Soath on
ridges or bells 1t has four beams which
can be operated separate and independent
of each other, thus enabling the plowrnan
to work row az a time, and also keep up
the beds any desired height; and it is
claimed by those who have used it that
one hand and two mules, horses or oxen can
do the work Of more than three hands and
three mules, and do the work better than il
is possible to do with a single pillow. Capt.
H. A. Rice, who is connected with the firm
of Billups & Banks, Columbus, Miss, in
the sale of this wonderful implement, in
forms US that over one hundred of these ne v
Cultivators have been successfully used b.,
planters in Lowndes and Noxubee counties
the past season. Those interested should
OF fail to send for circulars containing
description and testimonials of farmers who
have used them in both the priiries and
sandy lands of the counties named. 1t is to
be hoped the long needed improvement
sought by cotton growers of the South is full
ly realized in the New Brown Cultivator
The Committee on Agricultural Implements
awarded the Cultivator diploma.
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lsaTez Meridian 1920 p. m. arrives - jack
z.s8 and leaves a $40 = nj arrives 10
-t-l,rfry 600 A. NJ
& F5.ili, leaves Meridian 600 a M, arrives IN
- AZ 3 - aud leaves az 40 p M arrives
/ t,4-ksburg 800 p M
= E,si5bf. leaves Meridian At 5:55 p M
90. a. Jackson 81 and leaves 300 ,. m
- q; yicksburg : 20 a m.
Ils.esfatisn. leaves Jackson 7.50 a. n arrives
Wasting s.45 a m
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ssr.soAD TiME-TABLE.
ulinois Central RAilrOaa
RAMS CONC NORTH.

fesyes Nex Orleans s;ls q m. strives Is
-. IS p N, leaves sos arrives = srand
- 81 $40 a M.
ss.lo als : New orleans $50 p. na., arrives Al
- as a. M, leaves 1870 ;. N, reaches
- Tsnction s:s5 g. m
sss - New Orleans q m, reaches Jack
- = 4. n, leaves SIS p. m reaches Grand
f.-ftsa Is 3 n
soISo SOUTH.
-re,ses I, rand Junction 20 p. m, reaches
-. 50 D. m, leaves 1913 p m, reaches
3ssxes Grand Junction : 40 p. m, arrives at
- $50 D. M, leaves S.S5 = m, arrives Al
- orleans a N.
9, 1iSsvas Grand Junction. II 90 D. m, ar
- - Jackson ; 30 a. M, leaves SO 3 m, ar
:. 4 New Orleans SIS p. m.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

Pearl Lodge No. % (Adasoniel-Meets 81 Monday
night Of each month. James Black, W NJ Chas'
Jackson ROYAL Arch Chapter No. 6.-Meets 4th
Monday night of each month. Robert Bradleyi n
p; w s. Hamilton, Scribe.
Mississippi Commandery No 1, Knights Iempiar'
Meets I'd Monday night OF each month. Johh
McCiiIl. E. C. Oliver Clifton, Recorder
CaDitol Lodge No II, I. o. .. F.-Meets every
Thursday night. H. q. Hilzhein, n =. W. A.
Whiting, Secretary. - ~.
Isl and Sd Fridays. II. G. Hilzheim, Chief Patri-
Pearl Lodge No 80, Knights of Pythias. Meets
ID ana 4th Tuesdays. H. g. Hilzheim, {, e; T. NJ.
Parker, K of r. and S.
Central Lodge No. 764, knights of Honor-Meets
ID and 4th FRIDAYS. Byron Lemly, Dictator; C. {;
CampbeII Reporter; G. E. Galceran, Financial
Reporter. ~, -
Honor-Meets ID and 18th Wednesdays. Marceiins
Cashnan Protector; w. q. Lowd, Reporter.
lee Council American Legion OF Hen0r.-Meets
let and al Tuesdays. H. NJ. Taylor, Commander
G. E. GalceraD, Secretary. 49,.
Mannasseh Lodge No. 2O2, ]. o. i. B.-Meet'
| every Second and Fourth Sunday at their Lodge
Room in the Jewish Temple. L. Bloom President
H. Strauss, Secretary.
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I GpoReE. Term expires March 4, 1851
L O. C. LAMAR, Term expires March = 1857
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-, - and Mississippi Valley 3. R.

.-.t2Lsaves Jackson 500 a m, arrives at
as s3-'" .seI, miles from Jaeksoh1, al ii ~ a.
r.,ve. Benionia at 200 p m; ar
y - Jsek-5n at $50 p M
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ri...hure ana Keriaian Railroaa.


EAsf HOUND IhATNa-
i-4ses vicksburz $500 p. m, arrives at Jack
: ID % and leaves Al 1885 p. M arrives at
I.srifian at 40 a N
. 4 Frg.ght leaves Tieksburg AIS a. N, arrives
,jsszla al $40 and leaves Al 5.l9a- n arrives
Meridian al 6-s5 ,. m.
90 Freight leaves Nieksburg az u 90 a m !
-iss-s at Jackson At $40 and leaves 5-42 p m ;
Iyiyes al Meridian At 90 a m
4 - nI1datiou. leaves NicksbuFg 81 z:i9 p NJ ,
] =. a Jaeksgn az 20 D. M.
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,..r-on : co.umbus Railroaa.

leave. Natchez daily AT 3.ooP. m, ar
s-t, JaeEs5n At $40 p. m
'ih- u T..aves Jackson daily at e;V' A. NJ ar
i---. Satchez J. 80 p N
e, 9. 1,aip. IRON Jackson, leaves at 10 = N
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Chickasaw Safe.

Chickasaw Safe.
OKoLoNA, Nov. 6.
To Carton: Chickasaw safe.
H. B. LACEY.
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FROM OTHER PRECINTs IN KINDS.
RAYMoND-Majority for Peoples tick
ct, about 70.
CAYUGA-6S for Fusion, 2 for lndepend-
ent.
UrIcA-About 500 votes-4 to one for
Fusion
DRY 6 RovE-Fusion ticket, IS majority.
AUBURN-Fusion 215 majority.
LEBANoN-No election.
LYNcHBURa-10O majority for Fusion.
BRowNsvILLE-120 majority for Fu-
sion.
EDwARDs-20 majority for Fusion.
TERRY-Carraway leads Hamilton
votes. Thomas 159; Crisler, 6S. Bal
ance of ticket about the same.
BoLToN-Ware 223, Miller $50; Ham
ilton III; Carraway 205; Montgomery
rs IS Ratliff 225; Potter ZIG, Ellis 17Si
Thomas ZIG, Crisler 1872.
TEE indications are that every man
on the Fusion ticket in this county is
elected by handsome majority.
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DIED.

II this city on Friday, November q,
!, ees M. WILLIAM HANsBERRY, aged
abont fifty years. The deceased had
Mem l... IN bad health for some years past,
INT. his friends did not think until
within short time previous to his death
that his end was so near. Dir. hans
berry was born in Ireland and came @
this country in early life and has re-
sided in Jackson for about thirty. years;
By close attention to business re hau
accumulated quite 4 nice little properly
and enioyed the confidence Of the com.
munity. Only few years since he ios'
his wife and his health has been eraau
ally getting worse ever since. he leave.
four children and 4 brother to mourn
i his death. They have the sympathy 2
all. Mr. Hansberry' funeral took piac!
from the Catholic church saturuA'
morning.
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CHURCHEs.

METHODIST CHURcH-Rev. c. B. Galloway, D. D.,
pastor Sabbath services II a. m, and p. m Pray
er meeting every Wednesday night Sabbath school,
Ga. m. W. L. Nugent, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rey. John Hunter, d.
d. pastor Sabbath services II q. nj, and Z ?: m.
PRAYER meeting every Tuesday night. Sabbath
School a. NJ. J. L. Power, Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHURcH.-Rev. II. +. Sproles, pastor.
Sabbath services II A. M and D. m. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday night, at o'clock. Sabbath
School, 3 a. m.
BETH ISRAEL CoNGREGATIoS.-No minister at
present.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Rey. ID oberieidt, pastor
Sabbath services-Mass a. M, High Mass, 10 a M
Vespers and Sabbath School at -p. m. Mass every
morning at Z o'clock
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.. Rector. Sabbath SER
vices II a. M, and p M Friday evening services
o'clock Sabbath School ~ a. m.
cup1srIAN CHuRcH.-No pastor al present
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MARRIRD.

= Forest October sIst, 1888,
- Wm. Cross, Of Meridian, Mr..
81 os' lasas RmcL Of Jackson, to Miss Annie
M g Forrest. The handsome groom
.ssL S IL \. beautiful bride have our best
~ Ear all the happiness that springs
49, y 49, tbe union Of two loving hearts,
w. their pathway in life be strewn
-.:tt the richest flowers that bloom IN
~. i - Garden of happiness, and q happy
s "a Commended old age crown life Of
love and usefulness.
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Tha 81. Lonis wine Company.
OFFICE OF GREEN B. RAUM. Airy AND
CoUxsEIoB-A T-LAw, WASHINGTON, 7
d. c., Sept. 18th, 1881 J

OFFICE OF GREEN B. RAUM. ATTY AND
CoUNsELoR-AT-LAw, WASHINGTON,
d. c., Sept 18th, 1883.
st Louis WGse Company, 81. LOdfs, No
GRNTLeMRR I'll brought your matter before
Secretary Folger and Commissioner Evans
4 IA Joint conference Tuesday evening last,
the sc nd day after the Seeretary's return:
The Secretary especially expressed himself
adverse to any official action that would in
lure legitimate business.
The subject of the establishment OF busl-
ness under the old law and former rulings
af he Office was fully dwelt upon, and was
recognized by the Secretary and Commits
s;oner as a matter requiring the most favor
eble consideration of the department The
nuestion OF use having some time since been
| determined upon as the proper evidence 70
decide the character of preparation.
found il impossible to have them retire IRON
| that nosition. But ia your ease they rug
rseooI.ize The former classification Of your pre-
,,arstiops. and the recent decision Of Celeeto'
tSs,,ygeoI,. aud hold that al your preparations
ssrg IL sold as mcdie5nes scithoaa TIE PayHaeHl
y st's'.''. - Respectfully,
fc;u,.a1 GREEN B. RAuM.
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SAYS
Il regard all alum powders as very ua
Wholesome Phosphate and Tartaric Acid
powders Hbetata their gas too freely in pro-
cess Of baking, or under varying climatic
changes suffer deterioration"
DR.. H. A. Mott. the former Government
Chemist. after a careful and elaborate ex-
animation of the various Baking Powders
of commerce, reported to the Government
in favor of the Royal brand.
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sr.NnINa conn1TTEEs.

Fiaaaoe-J. S. Hamilton, W. Q. LOwd and VIM
n. Pa5;e Buildiags-F B Hull. H. spengler and Ben
'0 Ss:saneeswm. H. Taylor, J. S Hamilton and F.
B. Hull. nm G
Hamilton and VIM. II. Taylor.
Claiass-H Spengler, W. Q. LoWd and Wm' H.
Taylor. g,
palic4-J : Hamiton +. B. Hull and Ben. Jones
Sreets-H Spengler VIM. H. Taylor, and r. D.
Hull -.
1,emetsrv-W. g. Lowd, J. 5. Hamilton and Ben
'o Essnh-F B. Hull, j. s Hamilton and VIM. H.
Rs s1l; Liquor Petitions Q Lowd, H. sPenger
and Ben. Jones'
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The rewalar terms al the Tnited States Circuit
GanTf eosamence 81 Jarksan on the lst Munossg y
Nav ma November. Robert A. nals 5nagei Jas
II Mckee, Clerk. -. n, :.
ne Isssirscf Court Of the United States lOr ne
southern District commences A 1Aekso1 ~ -
MONDAYS june and January, Arcaie AeSe1ee'
- The Northern District At oxford on iss Mon.
asys d june and December Geo 4. Hin, Cert
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Enr Sale.

on ACRES OF LAND, THREE MILES WEST
GU of jackson, on the Mississippi Springs road
About 40 acres of this tract is best creek bottom
land 20 acres of which is in cultivation, and has
never failed to produce average crop in the
most adverse seasons and in good Sc sons has pro-
duced bale of cotton, and from 80 to 50 bushels OF
corn TO the acre The remaining 40 acres are finely
situated and well adapted TO the raising Of fruits
and vegetables OF all kinds There is a creek Of
uever-faling water running through the place, and
enough wood can be marketed from the place to
nearly pay for it. Amy one wanting a small place,
convenient TO market cannot do better than 10 pro-
cure this one. For particulars, apply TO j. A.
GRAY, at Singer Machine ONCE, or write to
n. II. BOYD,
oct "a sew. Minneola, Texas.
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HTNDs COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,

FYrst District, 1t jackson, on Isl Mondays Janu-
-.ssnS ~ Neniays Fehruary and Augusta days.
Thos. ]. Wharton, Judge; !. Livingston SseEk-
once 4 RAYMOND; A. r Green, Depaty-enles u
In.laa
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Marshall County.

To HoN. II. c. MYERS: Seven precincts
heard from indicate election OF en1lre
Democratic ticket by seven to eieveh
hundred majority Judge Watson leads
'N0 ~ H. G. WILLIAMSON.
I.rrR-Marshall elects solid Demo-
orat;c t;cket-from 900 to 1900 majority
oA"''o II. E. WILLIAMSON.
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nuRIIc INSTITUTIONS.

LuSAr1c AsYLuM.-Dr. 7. J. Mitchell, superin-
tendent
Superintendent.
Superintendent
dent Hamilton, Hoskins 4 Co., Lessees.
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HINps couNTY cHANcERY Gun.

First District at Jackson, on "a Mondays March l
ara Sentembar-la DAYS Second District, az Kay
--on5 IN n MONDAYS February End Aug0st-l3
days ii a. Peyton, Judge; W. Z. RAilln, Shaneery
SIerk-ofRce al Raymond; A. g. Moore Deputy
s,fss-a af Iarksau.
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The No. 5 boys Who returned from
their excursion to Jackson st about nei.-'
past eleven o'clock Wednesday night
speak II the highest terms ol the nan
ner IN which they were rees1fes ~. ~. 3.
treated while they were 8 me
capital. They enjoyed the pan
much. and were 30 hospi eblg eil ltsAl, 81
otherwise that there are nene WAe W.
/ rret having made the trip The 9a.Ae'..
athre6 bows hope 70 entertain <1s,.
/ jackson friends ii Na1ehez psIezs -
IN atehez Democrats
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Couiah County,

CRYSTAL SPRINGs, Nov. Z.
Hon. E. BARKsDAI.E: Copiah over
1000 Democratic majority.
G. ID. BHYMEs.
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Best Baking Powder.
INTERESTING TESTS MADE BY THE GOV
EMINENT CHEMIST.

DR.. Edward G. Love, the present Analyti-
cal Chemist for the Government, has re-
Gently made some interesting experiments
as to the comparative value OF baking
powders. Dr. Loves tests were made to de-
termine what brands are the most eeonoml
cal to use. and as their capacity lies in their
leayeuing power, tests were directed solely
to ascertain the available gas of each
powder. DIR. Loves report gives the fol-
lowing:
Name of the Strength
RaIiny Powders Cubic Inches Gas
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Madison for Fusion.

CANTON, Nov. 6.
To t1AR1oS: Madison gives the en-
tire Fusion ticket 1900 majority.
'''o RoBT POWELL,
Chr'n Dem. Elk. Com.
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- - . 80.

fISF YOUNG tEAnE-fIns saadls sninaI
ana DHo6a Ma1e Apply q
q d ID 81 All ANTE, Agent
I8t1son. l1fls SEPT ie So ~.
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~ B. Myers, Handsboro says Il
-, easT fnr browns Iron Bitfers that i has
s;--es, General satisfaction wherever sold bT
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Sales $500 bales. The market closed
easy with decline Of e quoted % ~
goods
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WM. a. WRITINGS
special Business Notices.

I.oes 81 hair and grayness, which often
mar the preftiest face. are prevented q
Parker's Hair Bzlsam.
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JoHs McGILL, MAJOR
.1aa-,n.n-- NssSrs. II. speneler, j. S Hamilton, W.
o Iowd +. b Hull, Wn H. Taylor Benz. Jones.
60 ru..h NJ NJ Mcleod.
~ ~. s.nIis.,,~ ana Assessor f. H. Reber.
~. Tses,,rar Isydore Strauss.
~ 1I--hai j. c. Carraway.
CIV Sections Phil. Ryan, for whites; T0ney
fora nlorad
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or THE FfFTH IssI oz Al DISTRICT
VII erS1fl1e ar1iiesan Or Isoans6 o. the
5Er1Nn NoNDAE o. NEcENnEns AAncHs 4rNE
+ - SEFrrtfnfn at The CRY or Jackson, Miss
HoBEhT KILLS AZ d.
SLY. W BENNEII. N p.
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sTEDMAN & co.
RED STAR STORE !
Corner State and Pearl Streets.
DIX GOODS
M1LLINERYs
We dictate Prices in the Market
HAHaAINss

We cant't give them all to you. They
- Too many for us. Better call in and
- = ,nany Of them as your time per
~ 80. bnt when folks do their looking
,,,..s' and buying right here i looks
night, sure enough.
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Hing vonF cotton to the City Ware.
I,oure e have it weighed and sampled
ID the I'D style.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-07

Cotton i booming and the City Ware
house Is the place where II Blooms.
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- sExAToR
cAnRAwAY.
ron REPKEsKSTATIvH:


North Ward.-For Fusion Ticket.
X. Mcgeely, 1911; NJ. MI. Mcleod, III,
L. K. Atwood, l66, VIM. Robertson,
I69. For Peoples Ticket-W. 8.
Hendricks Il, n. IL. HolEingsworth
40. G. II. Anderson IS, Benton Davis
SO. Average Fusion majority, 1871.
South Ward-For Fusion Ticket-Me-
Nicely, 107; Mcleod, 102; Atwood, 81 j;
Robertson, 81. For Peoples Ticket
Hendricks, 1l8; Hollingsworth, liz;
Anderson, I1s; Davis, l07. Average
majority for Peoples ticket, Isl.
Rsst Rard-Fusion: MeNeely, 1I2; Nc
Leod, %; Atwood, SO; Robertson, 81
Peoples: Hendrieks, I47; Holdings
worth, 149; Anderson, 146; Davis, IA.
Average majority for Peoples Ticket
4St Average majority for Fusion
Legislative ticket, Ill.
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OVER THE STATE.

The young men of Meridian gave
grand ball last Friday night.
The first train of cars reached Rolling
Fork from Vicksburg on the 18th ult-
DIR. J. r. shannon, practicing ply
stefan of Shubuta, has moved to Meri-
dian.
Business on the Vicksburg and Me-
ridian Railroad has increased 100 per
cent. in the last II months.
During FIRE alarm in Natchez last
Wednesday little negro was run over
by the hose carriage and had his arm
broken.
Basil Key. son of lie Roy Key, former
ly of Jefferson county, was drowned
while bathing near Springfield, Ohio,
few days since.
Aberdeen, Columbus and West Point,
Miss, are to have telephone connection;
the charge will be % cents for CONVEX.
sation of five minutes.
The North Mississippi Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
will meet in Oxford, November 18th.
Bishop MeTyeire will preside.
Little Henry Wells, child of Mr.. Thos
B. Wells of Natchez, fell from a pecan
tree a few days since fracturing his arm
two ribs and sustaining other injuries.
A Holly Springs lady has realized
| $26 so in money and $50 in merchandise
| from the eggs of seven Plymouth Rock
hens in three months time; she also used
So worth of their eggs.
Auditor s. Gwin is attending court at
Bay st. Louis this week. He is as hand
some and lively as ever. Gwin would
make an excellent acknowledgements
Democrat-Star.
The bar of Copiah county held a
meeting on the 21st ult. and passed res
olutions of endorsement of Hon. II. ;.
Foote in the faithful discharge of his
duties as District Attorney.
The Mississippi Farmer gives an &C
count of party of negro coon hunters
in North Scott who cut tree, down sc
as to break down dead tree which kill.
ed oneIof them, lobe Moore, and severely
wounded another.
On the 18th ult Mr.. Jno. w. Bond
living about.eight miles from Lauderdale
Miss, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head with a shotgun
Dependency resulting from i'll health, i
! supposed to be the cause.
About two weeks since Miss Abbi
Killough of Chester, Miss, tried to com
nit suicide by jumping into well
She was rescued however in time t
save her life. though she lay for lon
time in very critical condition. Sh
: was at one time in the State lnsan
Asylum.
Information has been received at Die
ridian from New York that 2OO, 900 acre
of land along the Mobile & Ohio Raj
road have been sold in London to a
English syndicate. These lands lie i
the counties of Monroe, Clay, Lowndei
Oktibbeha, Noxubee and Kemper, an
range in value from 1925 to $50 pc
acre
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Fretful, nursing babies soon become
cheerful and healthy, If the mother uses
Parker's 6inger Tonic.
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KILLING NEAR AUBURN.

Late Sunday night Dan Merchis0n
was killed by Vim. Skates in the Au-
hnrn neighborhood. The difficulty
arose over the manner of shaking hands.
Skates plunged dirk into Merchison's
heart and fed He has not yet been
captured.
Last Sunday the steam tug III. w.
Edve. Capt. John Carney, while on her
way from Mobile to sea, and while be-
tween Sand and Dixie islands, exploded
her boilers and sank Immediately. Capt.
Carney. Andrew, the mate, and Lewis
Miles. the colored fireman, were drown
"a. and John Stills, the engineer, was
badly wounded Capt, Carney was an
exnert sailor and well known on this
coast. He has sailed several boats IN re
gattas along the ound.-Pascagouia
Democrat Star.
Tony Mcclure was killed at Lumber
ton last Saturday night. he got into 2
fracas with some negroes. They crowd
ed him rather fnriously, and he retreat
ed into q bar room. The negroes follow
"a. GOT him out by some means, and Kill
"a him. but escaped unhurt- McGuire
| 4 said to have killed three or more ne
| graas and was Eoted for his fighting metal
Hiss friends think he was fOully deal
With. Arrests have been made and TIT
majesty Of the law viii be enforced
Shubnta Messenger.
On the morning Of Oct. 18th, nea
Water Valley, Mrs. Jack Adams plcke'
up q derringer lying on the mantle
| which she thought TO be empty, 0a
which her husband had loaded the nigh
nrevious. and remarked in iesting ton
IS Ms. Cartright, her husbands sistei
II ara going to kill YOU" at the sam
lime placed the pistol % the right ea
~ hrs. Cartright, and pulled the trigger
clear report rang out through the stll
air ST the early morning, and anothe
victim was added to the long list 6
ssEilIed from the careless handling Of "a
/: deadly pistol. The ball entered jus
/ behind the right ear and lodged ind.
ere skin on the opposite side Of the heaa
i Mr. Cartrirht lived about ten honi
= after the fatal shot.
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UHAP9s

as5 II stock to select from, Monday /;
- ,,svs cone. but some Of nearly all
s..,, They are in Cloaks eaEculars'
,e.,l',,.,, and walking Jackets. PLAIN
O,'1 ~ Trimmed, Fancy and Plain
z 49, r. sizes for Ladies. Misses ana
d.. 49,. These have just come g ns.
"a Won STAY long. q they are na1ke0
out It our bargain prices
DRussGOODs'
go. & i this week II many lind
800 8 We nay mention one yos
s.. en- know IS bargain 49,, p4aez
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Iub-Grale Jsrssy BlII CslTss faf sale.

rHAyE 10 or II " 10 = JERSEY BULL CALVES
I0r saae.m Ready fer service early next spring
These dives are from tie best milk stock By ny
Thoroughbred Bull Price, Il taken at once IA g ~
dollars ~. ~ WOLF =
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nrFIfrRs HINns couNTY.

s b THOMAS, r s..sra.-
D. H Brown, l .
E E PERKINS, Asss sg,
w 7. RkTLIFF, Sn1nSeli! &C.,
8 LIVINGSTON, SueSlt StetH =
WILL T. COLLINS, s11NesOI-
THos L HUNTER, 0eronef ana hAhsel-
s,.prpv,soRs $ Middleton, lst District; W
II Chiehester, ID; C. d. Newman, Sd \. B. smith,
9TH n G. McRae 5th.
MacIsTRATEs.-wm Bell, @. A. Work, LIST DIS
trirt II u Birisong G. r Harrison, !. T. Davis, %
i B. Collins. L. G. Fisher, Sd; j. G. Farrar, A /
Hunter, s u Thigpen, 4th; John " Fatton' ;. r
Head, 5th.
Z. SENATORS
j. z GEoReE, Term expires March = IS ss Z
Smyrna times., 1883-09-05
WOODBRIDGE, TRAVERS & CO., Importers,
BUCHANAN'S WHARF, Bal imore.


free tos
the soil and will fine don how poor The land
ATTERFED Greensboro Caroline have
Cchila r
hla Guano like tso well that do anything better"
aGuanotr
fertilizer
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heaviest wheat James Mitchell % Alfred H.
g for Wheat @ "rn ag saS g e BF Te Gr tho ner S
OIL
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b use o eed tao
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satisfaction produced
land
AGENTs-WM. HEPBRON, Lynch's County,
TERRIFIED, Greensboro, Caroline County, Nd july 253n