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An Enjoyable Occasion.

EDITORS CLARION: Union School House,
of very pleasant gathering on the evening
Of November 29th The ladies Of the neigh
borhood being DESTROYS ct complimenting
the Rev. Mr.. Galloway, the popular pastor
of the Methodist church, with a present as
token of their esteem, in order to raise
the necessary funds, Mrs. Edwards aud Mrs.
Mosely prepared large and besuti 'ul
double cake, VIII eh they offered to the most
popular young lady, who was to be selected
by the votes of the young men. A certain
sum was fixed as the price Of each vote, and
the young lady receiving the plurality was
to take the prize. The following young
ladies were voted for: Miss Pattie Afford,
Misses Ida and Rosabelle Holmes, and
Miss Lizzie Robb.
The young gentlemen present, with their
accustomed gtllantry and generosity, o'ed
early and often SO that the scene became
quite exciting. When the votes were counted
it was found that Miss Afford and Miss
Robb had each received $40 votes This
being tie vote and there being no possible
way of deciding which of the two was the
most lov4b!e and attractive, it was agreed
on all h n IS that these two young ladies
should wear the laurels Jointly. and most
gracefully did they wear them.
The occasion was a most agreeable one
and was greatly enjoyed by all who Partici-
pated.
All 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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= $500 three Q s.s'. .'.'.Ih ho md
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JACKSON has not seen much of the
excursionists who were to come to our
State last week. Most of them broke
down Just in time to be captured by the
hospitabIe Tennesseeans, and the few
who did come further were captured by
two parties, the Madison county gen.
tlemen who advanced to meet the enemy,
and Col. B. II. Evers who allured them
into the rich Yazoo Valley to look at his
fine timber lands. Never mind, we I'M
derstand that we are to have another
on the 2.st inst We must arrange to
ditch the train at the Asylum switch il
it is so fortunate as to get that far, and
have them to eat Christmas turkey in
Jackson, Miss, to Offset Thar ksgiving
Day in Jackson, Tenn.
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Dir. Rees Evans, who his lie con
Tor the superstructure Of tie Govern.
ment Building, Is making tie very Sc.
use Of the present splendid weatler
We visited the premises Yesterday. and
found q large force employed. Mr.
sam'l 4. Gaskins, the contractor for the
brick work, has twenty-four men ia bis
employ, Of whom twelve are bricklayers.
brought with him from Washington,
who are certainly master workmen.
They are paid at the rate of fifty cents
per hour One Of the laborers Is also
from Washington. He is an expert in
the mixing Of the black pulp which is
used instead Of the ordinary cement.
along the outer edge Of the layers o.
brick. The other laborers reside here.
The wall of the first story viii be com
pleted in about two weeks.
Our townsman, n. n Taylor, is fur
nishing all the brick for the building. 1t
will require about six hundred thous-
and The workmen say that his pressed
brick is as fine as any they have ever
handled. These are furnished at $500
per thousand; the ordinary brick at
800 per thousand. Five stone cutters
are at work transferring huge blocks Of
stone into columns, sills, etc.
When the present contract which in
cludes the roofing, is completed, about
one-half the appropriation. or fifty thous-
and dollars will be exhausted; so that
there will be an ample balance to pro-
vide for the interior finish, the improve
ment Of the grounds, fencing, etc.
Should the stone trimmings be substi-
tuted for the terra Gotta, it will add great
IL to the outside appearance, and we
understand that the Government Archi-
teet is likely to authorize the change.
The first floor of the building is as
signed to the Postoffiee-the space in
clear being 5ox92 feet. 1t seems to us
the appropriation of 50 much space is
for this department. 1t
would be ample to accommodate as large
a city as Memphis or Louisville. We
learn that the Z. S. Land officers have
been given notice to Yacate the State
Capitol, and it seems to US they should
be provided for on the first floor of the
Building.
The Federal Court Room, Marshaps
office, jury room, etc, will be on the
second floor. The Court room will be
and q feet from floor to ceiling;
in other words, the depth of the Court
room will be equal to the height of the
second story, with the upper story
added. The balance of the upper story
will be ten feet in clear, and will have
six or more offices, not yet assigned.
In the Postoffice and Court rooms,
there will be steel vaults for the safe
keeping Of monies, valuable records, etc.
so far as1ye could judge, the work is all
being done in most creditable manner,
and the Government will certainly get
full value for the expenditure. Col. w.
II. Gibbs, the Superintendent in charge,
is always on hand, and the new Govern
ment Building is evidently his special
pet.
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TER G Kerr. ESQ, viii become 8 eandi-
date for Alderman. he VIII receive the sup
port Of the scrrH WAND.
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A Contradiction.
azlehnrrt sienal.l

Hazlehurst Signal.
Referring to the statement of Post
master g. E. Matthews, of Hazlehurst,
that Congressman elect Barksdaie adj
dressed q amob the day before the cleo
ton and advised them to carry the cleo
ton If they had to do it at the muzzie OF
their shot-guns, the undersigned gentle
men issued the following card and re-
quest the Meteor 10 publish the same:
We, the undersigned hereby state
that we heard the speech referred to
in above communication, and take
this method Of stating that Major Banks
dale, our Congressman, made use OF no
such words, and uttered no such state
ment, or anything that could be con-
strued as encouraging violence at the
election, and anything to the contrary
is false and is a SANDER to the speaker.
We further state that no "mob" or
crowd of armed men appeared at either
voting precinct in Hazlehurst on election
day.
]. L. MEADE, J. s. SEXTON,
7 W. BAILEY, r. N. MILLER,
T. J, HARGRAvE.
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coILseE aaaKS scHoOI

And ". ii. Paston.J Z Power and soi. ", e : .
colleee Green s,sssn. School, North Ward.
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sREt E41 NOTICES.

Il Col Ia D. Stewart yin become ean-
didale rs Alderman il North Ward. he pilI
Be- heartily supportsa by
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Ladies' Underwear !!

Just received large and attractive
line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear, which
we 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 Wool
Suits; Children's Union Suits, etc.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive and a desire to relieve human suffer
ing, will send free of charge 10 all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions ;or Prepar-
ing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A
NoYEs, l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York.
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Millinery Department.

If pleasing people goes for anything,
our Millinery Department has been a
success this Fall. Miss HuGHEs 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 pretty good sized book. We
compete in styles with any house in the
country, and our prices are fully 50 per
cent. lower. Our stock is good one;
ne receive all the late styles just as they
come out North.
We ask only a trial order, and feel
satisfied your patronage viii come after
ii.
STEDMAN & CO.
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Where HaInYllRHnl2

VNHIS QUESTION IS so OFTEN ASKED, l
i viii answer for the whole State. The name of
Farrell d HEREING seems as familiar all over
this country as Washington and Lee, or Fairbanks
and Vanderbilt, although over 20 years since the
little misunderstanding and since which we have
not been able to the entire South as before
the war. We R0tc say, we have been moving South
and are in Mississippi; and have come to stay. 1t
is said American people love to be humbugged. 1t
is fGLse. They do not, but they always willing
to take hold OF something new and cheap, but when
they are in a condition to pay good prices they
want the best Hence now, they want to see us, and
SAFE. We have bought cheap Safes, and find our
mistake Your old Safes arc better and~we know
your Champion now must be far ahead of any 9TH
ers We find you have lets of Champion Safes
in Virginia North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, and even over In Alabama we notice yon
placed the best Safe in all the South And now we
are glad yoa havo come and SOLD Safe Deposit
Safe and many others in Vicksburg and gtill an
other in Jaekson-the best in the State
I We believe before many months we will be able
to convince you the best, Of 0i. is the cheapest
and that ii our old leader has fallen his partner
still lives and ii you would know OF the wonderful
advances in the science Of safe making such as Dry
CherIical filing whereby we make the cry FIRE it.
self produce its destroyer and In RurgarprO0f
work FTankiuite, a metal far ahead OF anything
in use dTill-proof metal when used in connection
with Steel-all nj which are patented and used in
the HERRING CHAMPION SAFE, and If you are
not called upon in time dron line To
FARRELL. & Co,
63l Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
And You will get an answer, and their Agent, G.
WoRMAN- viii see you.
INV
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Whitworth college.

Brookhaven is still improving and
building up. The brick walls of the
college building are completed. Whit
worth College seems to be doing well.
We are informed there are now one hun.
dred and fifty boarding pupils at the
college. This is a splendid institution.
and its success of the past under DIR. II.
F. johnson, is sufficient guarantee for
the future. Magnolia Gazette.
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Judge Stith, of Holly Springs, has
put a quietus to the movements of his
friends looking to his elevation to the
Supreme Bench of the State by saying,
in effect that he can countenance no effort
on the part of his admirers that would
result in the displacement of Judge
Campbell one of the ablest lawyers in the
South, and who stands so high as one of
our Supreme Court Judges.--Yazoo
Herald.
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KENTUCKY
ZOE. SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY REsIDENCE-CON-
l tanning Eight Rooms and all necessary out
houses: large gaTdea etc. Convenient 10 business,
1t a bargain. For further information, call upon
20 oetz7. 50 ssn. THos T. PERSONS.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
of the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City Of Jackson.

JACKSON, MISS, November 50, 1888.
At called meeting of the Board oil
uavor and Aid rmen of the City OF Jackson,
held Friday, November So 1888, there
we're nresent, Hon. Jno. MeGill, Mayor
sldermen Hull. Jones, and Spengler; absen',
Aldermen Hamilton, Lowd, AMI Taylor.
TIE petition Of &. Short TO remove ms
saloon under license heretofore SUED 10
I.;n, AZ the Ceseoni Building on Main street,
- Iisrss Building. corner Of Pearl and
- streets. was read and on motion
,,srrnisslon was granted as prayed for
There being no further business, the
Raard on motion, adjourned.
i'0''' : = - $40. McGILIs, Mayor,
1T II ATrI.xop. CITY Clerk.
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The Cotton Compress Company, of
Aberdeen, are thinking of establishing
an ice factory which will be run by the
same machinery, that would otherwise
stand idle during the summer months.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-05

Mr.. B. E. CARROLL, once connected
with the Press of this State, has moved
with his family from Brandon, near
where he has been farming, to Fort
Worth, Texas.
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DIR. John Y. hurry, Ripley, says: 81 have
been handling Browns Iron Bitters for
some time, and in every case persons have
been benefited by its use. !"
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VERY DESIRABLE PLANTATION AD-
IA joining the Town of GreenSiIle, In Washington
County, Mississippi, containing 1740 acres. about
500 in cultivation present year. Good dwelling,
Out-houses, cribs and stables; u good mules and
1000 bushels Of corn wagons and all the necessary
farming implements. Terms-0ne-fourth- cash.
and balance in one, two and three years. For fur
Their particulars apply to
g. SHIELDS q SKINNER,
dec.5, 's3-2m. tireenvile, Miss.
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TO OUR
Friends and Patrons !


NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 10, 1888.
Our application for an extension hav-
ing been granted by our creditors. and
the proceedings having been approved
by the Court, we beg to announce to
our friends and customers that onr busi-
ness will now
Continue as Heretofore,
and that we are prepared to fill all or
ders for machinery with promptness,
and at the very lowest competitive
prices.
We have retained every agency We
had before our suspension, and can
promptly fill all orders for Steam En-
gines, Boilers, Presses, Pumps, Etc.
Our Foundry has been equipped with
the improved lathes, planners and tools,
and we solicit a continuance of the pa
tronage so literally extended US in the
past. Respectfully,
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO.
Tsv IL XXI
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AT Lake, Mss, Nov 9th, j. NJ. PREs,
TIDGE to Miss ALICE WEAVER THE CLAR-
ION extends its best wishes to the happy
Dair
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NEWS NOTES.

If your system requires stimulant, take
Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t vigOrates with.
out intoxicating
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Able to Take Care of Themselves.

Some of the State papers are discuss-
ing Copiah politics and the Hazlehurst
resolutions. There is this much about
it: the people of Copiah are capable of
taking care of themselves, and whatever
action they deem necessary to preserve
the peace of society, We shall be among
the last to condemn.
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sTEDMAN & co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted TO Buy.

A residence or good lot in North Jackson.
Give description and lowest price for cash.
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Laws Wanfadl

COPIES OF THE ACTS OF THE LEGISLA-
TrRfs of the State Of Mississippi, Of 1876, 1873,
1850, 1852, for which we sill exchange the Acts of
1872, 1873, 1874, 1873, 1877. address CLARION
OFFICE, Jackson, Miss. IT.
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sTRAYEE.

DARK BROWN MARE MULE, FOURTEEN
~ hands high, about four years old with Spanish
brand on the left fore shoulder. She stray ed from
the johnson place. two miles south OF Madison
station on Sunday, the 18th inst Also StTayed
one small BAY MARE MULE about fourteen
hands high with the letter II. on Jaw, not GER
tain which jaw. Any one finding and returning
above described mules to johnson place " will he
literally rewarded by
MOVES, SO Iw. J. d. GORDON 4 GU.
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Yon can eIeels have hsafty. rcoez1 Ae21iH
E. 4sssl fSraiIr & lIfkle cost - usinx Par
keiis Ginger 1onle.
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MI. ]. D. Halle, Coffesyille, Miss, says
ssf have sold Browns Iron Bitters and have
found no medicine that gives better salts
ts..r, y
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE REX DERED II
s he Circuit Court 81 the United states Tor tie
Sss,fhrTn District az Mississippi on lie Bfh DIR u
ssaver-l5er ~ D. 1SsS il the canse 1heEein peud-
fr,r therein Perrf S1gent e al we're comp lain
ausz and u ii. n. Hafnes, Il II. deiendAnts, the
will. on
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FOR SALE

ITnIE HOUSE on CAPITOL STREET, con-
Il tanning ten rooms, occupied by Mrs. Buckley
Also, the beautiful location Capitol Street,
ond house west Of bridge, north side OF street. For
terms, enquire Of MRS BULKLEY, Capitol Street,
between President and Congress.
Tf1y. / / .sS3- I'M
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STEDMAN & co.
DREssGooDS.

DRESS GOODS!
We are showing to-day the cheapest
line of DRESS GOODS ever offered
in the State. English DeBege, in beau
tifuI shades, all Wool filling at 10c.,
considered cheap heretofore at 10 cents.
All Wool Cancels Hair suiting at
20c., good value anywhere at 35c.
Half Wool Brocades at 15c., the usual
price 25c.
Diagonal Striped Brocades at 22!c.,
cheap at 45c.
Combination Suits, with Trimmings
and Buttons, Silk, etc, furnished COM
plete, at $3.50, worth $3.50.
These prices are for two days only,
Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember 9th and 9th,
c,rrporAN e. C0
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RrineinaI Of a School Wanted /!

TIVE TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
i of Kosciusko wish TO procure the services of
Principal to take charge OF said School. Applica-
tions to he made to Rev, j. H. Alexander, County
Superintendent, Kesciusko Miss, mp 10 the 22d
day of December. Session to continue nine months
of the year. Good salary paid monthly,
dee5 'S3-2W.
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For Rent.
Plantation For Sale Or Lease

DRlCK SALOON IN TERRY, MISS, FOR
ID Rent. Apply to ". II. TRIBErTE.
dec.j S3-2w.
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FINE sr4TIosERT FAScr GOODS.

FINE sTITTONERT, FlACI GOODS.
Dolls, from 5.cts. to zoo,
Tool Chests, Wooden Toys, Ten Pins
Bow Guns, Toy Books, Juvenile Books,
Gift Books for Children. Etc. Etc.
Have 1 lot Of Wall Paper which We
are selling cheap to make room.
To Sportsmen, We would SAY, we keep
Wood Powder and everything but Guns.
EYRICH 4 co.
nv y ssa-fra
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l,cKsoN. mss Dee. ! ls8l

A
saaeial meeting of the Board Of
~, nd Aldermen Of the City of Jackson
bsId n Saturday, Dec. 1st, 1855. there were,
.ass.ant Hon. John McGill, Mayor Alder
,n en- HUI. Jones, Spengler Taylor, Hainii
soT u s. aaSor the Mayor informed the Board
.ss.l;s 4, aeting was held under the Statute
s,rt the purpose Of eIeeting School Trustees
r. ~. he separate school District constituted
bv the city of Jackson. a..
on motion the Be Tre., pes'5b 81 ballot as
follows:
wEsr wARD cOI6RED SCHOOL
Rebinsop sceived. ..-.-...o votes :.
isaac : ......... ...--.2
=. = !, binsou. receiFed-.-.... ..-..o
] And Robinson, Isaac Washington and
i pevton Robinson. we're declared elected 2,
T-ustees for the West Ward Colofed ssnooi
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College Green Isssn school. North Wsrd
wRsr wan WHITE scHooL.
Dr.. II u. Morgan, feeeiF s.... ...'..e ss :
W. I. Simmons. received .....--.- '..,-.
SEQ. Gordon. received. ..-.t....-'
Geo. Lemon. receire ...s,., .s..s..''.''-.s
And ". /. simmons. Geo. 6erdsg an 2, . Zee
Lemon were declared electsa $780, =
tees for the " esf ward White Sen =. 49,,
Nofurthe business appearing sas 49,.
on motion, adjonrned. ..z.sfrr .f.x.r
N. Nelson. city CLERK
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
AN INTERESTING POINT AT LAW

DEsMoINEs, Oct. 24.-In the Circuit
Court Of the United States Judge Nc.
Crary rendered decision upon the
question of the right of State to regu.
late interstate commerce. The case arose
out Of suit against .he Illinois Central
Railroad Company to recover damages
upon freight shipped over the coE pany's
road from points in Iowa TO points in
other States, and originated under the
tariff law Of 1874, now repealed. Judge
McCrarv held that the act in question,
il applied TO through shipments, related
to subject in It's nature national, and
that if the power Of State to pass such
an not were conceded it would necessarily
include the power to discriminate against
the commerce Of an older State. For
these reasons such statute would be in
violation Of the Federal Constitution,
and 1t was not within the power of one
State upon the interstate line to fix the
rates to be paid for carriage within it's
territory, for that would in effect give it
power to demand more than it's share Of
a reasonable charge for the entire dis.
tence. It would be giving to the statutes
of such State extra territorial force.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08

The Mississippi State Fair has been
reported as grand success.
The next Maidi Gras in New Orleans
begins February 26th, 1884
The Mohomedans hHYe predicted
that the world will come 10 an end to-
day.
A Russian Nihilist has been after Bis
marck tor the purpose Of numbering
him.
Ex. Gov. Alcorn is candidate for
supervisor in Coahoma county,
Ben. Butler appointed colored man
to fill q iudgeship- in Massachusetts,
recently, but the Executive Counsel
refused to confirm him.
II has been decided by the Supreme
court Of the United States that the sui
eide proyiso in life insurance policies
cannot hold. This will be good news
TO those who contemplate suicide.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
THE RIOT IN VIRGINIA.

There was a riot in Danville, Va, on
the 3rd inst. in which several lives were
lost and number Of persons wounded.
A Washington special to the New
Orleans Picayune. referring 10 this
matter says:
The attempt Of Malone to govern the
Commonwealth Of Virginia by combi-
nation OF negroes and blackguards could
only be accomplished by making his
large concession to the blacks and by
an appeal to their worst passions. Thir
has been done last fall, and this yens
more systematically.
The Democratic leaders for the most
part endeavored to avoid the rnce issue,
bnt the people have manfully accepted
the gage of battle thrown down by
Malone md his gang. The conflicts al
South Boston and at Danvile, in which
valuable lives have been lost, are the
fruits Of MRhone's yillinnous incitoment
aud appeals to negro hate, and also oI
the time.serying policy Of those lenders
who from false motives of expedlency
endeavored to eyade the Issue.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-11-08
lIARRIED.

JONES S-SLADE-O Thursday, Nov.
1st, 1883, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, near Magnolia, by Rev. !. T.
Nicholson, Mr.. J. u. JONES and Miss
IDA g. SLADE.
We return thanks for piece Of cake
and large boquet, and hope the married
couple may enjoy prosperous and hap
py life.
Union Town, Ala, papers please copy.
YOPP-LOCd-At the Catholic par
sonage, on Tuesday, October 16, 1888,
at o'clock. Mr., NICHOLAS YoPp, Of this
county, to Miss MAGGIE LocH, OF Mag.
nolia, Miss Attendants: Mr.. Geo. Yopp
and Miss Mary Bndde. After the cere-
mony the party repaired TO the residence
Of the brides uncle, ldr. August Budde.
where they were given an elegant recep-
ton Their many friends remembered
them IN the way Of beautiful and sub
stantinl presents. -Paducah (Ky. Week
ly Times.