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DIED.

ROYsTER-On Friday, August 10, 1853, st 1880
O'Clock An, OLIvEB NJ, infant son of L. Z. and
Mamie Z. Royster. aged six months.
Funeral will take place from 204 Monroe street
this FRIDAY evening ut o'clock
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The liquor business IL going through
hard crisis just now; the high license is wor.
rypg some Of The States, and now Georgia
has pissed LEGAL option law, and liosnses
are liable to be Topped.
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murdered by Unknown Parties.

HALIFAX, August "a deaf, dumb aud
blind coiored gIri named Ada Bsyard was
murdered by unknown pariies 10 her fathers
house at Guysboro last night.
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PIrTsBURG, August 9.-James MeSteen,
who crushed bis Wits skull with an ak on
the night of June %. 1882, has been SEN
fenced 10 be hanged Thursday, October 4lh
next. He received the desih-sentence this
morning without emotion.
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SPORTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, August 9--FTrt Race-Oae
mile. Won b. Aacecder; B,oue Lizzie
second, Owen Bowling third. Tims-1 ;i2a.
Second RacS.-f'ive furlopg- for two-year-
olds. Won by Barton; Lloyd Daily second,
L1ftin third. Time-1 :Q3S.
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IN DICATIOAS.

For Tennessee and The OHIO Vo,tey, fair, pre-
esded by party cloudy weatier and iocql rains
IN the Ohio Volty, variatIs ,einds stationary
barOnaeter, stationary or io,cer temperature.
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POLITICAL.

Ihe Mar, lana Republican Convention.
BALTIMORE, August 9.-The Republican
Sac Convention vii! be held here Septem-
Der 27th.
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Cut His Throat and um ped Overheard.
QUEBEc, August 9.-When the steamship
M ,nitobis, from Glasgow, W, coming up the
-zinAE -thIasaAh- s=siraits of Belle 1sler tia
Rev. Mr.. Sweet, Presbyterian minister, cut
bis throst snd jumped overheard. A boat
WAS put on. and The cody recogered.
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IHE ju'y in .---.e case Of The alleged dyns-
pii'ers, on .eial al Liverpool, yesterday found
'ne pi'soners guilty, and each WAS sentenced
10 penal servitude for life.
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SENATOR GEORGE, Of Mississippi, who is
IN Boston, denies the report that he called
Mr.. Tilden "constitutiOusl coward"
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COUNT DE CHAMBoRD had relapre
Wednesday. He was seiz.d with bleeding
from the nose and vomiting, but is now much
i'm nrnu. a
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NERVOUSNESS, debility sn1 exhausted vi.
tslity cured bvusing Bcown's Iron Biiters.
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Miss Clara COnway's School

xxI IILL-Azo<sas-AS<sssssA z 1sss.
w With a corps Of ten teachers. additional
room and increased faciities for promoting true
eJucalioral al growth and DEVELOPMENT
Pupils from disiaoce will I'd q cheerful home
and n0tber-like care IN a pleasant family near the
school.
In obedience u pressing public demand. q
elAss Of sma boys will be re- eiTed n the Primary
De 1artnenL
FOR psriiculATI, address Mis- CLARA CONWAY,
box 1904 SARAT O6A. n, Y.
Iircu an a. bO1kEtOrea september l5.h.
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Country Boarding.

GOOD BOARD can be obtained, on railroad, II
VI miles out. on reasonable terms Rooms
large and pleasant. good fare and water. healthy
and convenient 20 city. For Information address
BOX 2 Bartlett Tenn
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NEWS In BRIEF.

Pensacola, August 9.-The first bale OF
Florida cotton was shipped to Savannah
to-day.
Ottawa, August 9.--Tilmsn's steam saw
Ill --E..lrr.ad AL I.iohl I.cna
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Mr.. Henry D01nan died lat We'd
nesdav evening at the residence Of AIrt.
Ann Mccarthy Mr. Dornan has been
in the employ of Mr.. j. j. Green at his
oil mill for sometime past He vas
and faithful workman, kind
neighbor and a true friend He vas
buried by the Masons and Odd Fellows.
being member of both orders.
Rev. ". L. c. Hunnicut preached 4
sort of curtain-lecture sermon last Sun.
day night, TO husbands and wives-~mole
especially tho laeter-from the text
Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling
him lord" We heard devoted wife say
that she had never seen the male mem-
bers of the congregation 80 profoundly
attentive; and she further remarked
that while the Sara Of the Bible vas q
model wife, all the Saras Of this day
didn't have Abrahams for husbands.
hon Robert Gleed, colorcd ex-sena-
tor of Lowndes, is engaged in q work Of
more utility to his race than party poll
tics. He Is endeavoring to perfect a
system of lectures by means Of which
earnest and practical lectures may be
addressed to his people in every county
of the State, upon the subjects of in
dustry, economy, farming, mechanic
arts, choice of pursuit and kindred
themes. He will lecture at the colored
Baptist Church tonight; at A. u. E.
Church tomorrow night; at Represents
tives' Hall Friday night While these
lectures are for the special benefit Of the
colored people, the whites are very eordi,
ally invited to be present.
Miss Modesto Burke, the lovely
Young daughtero of the late Glendy Burke
was married yesterday afternoon at the
house of her mother. in this city. to the
Rev. B. Carradine, the accomplished and
popular pastor of the st. Charles Avenue
Methodist Church. The marriage cere-
mony was perfor ned by Bishop John Z
Keener. The wedding was very private
only a few of the near relatives OF the
contracting parties being present I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr.; ano
/ Mrs. Carradine left for the seashore
After spending a few days at Mississippi
| Civ. the trip will be extended nortn
vs1d A well filed wedding purse
resent from a few thoughtful friends :
gas placed in the bands Of the groom
few momen before the bridal Journey
ae@an.-N.O 0. Times-Democrat.
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Where 10 Lodge in Louisville:

rr,s. .ndars;uned. formerly Of hatcher; has sr;
ranged her Residence, at zl West Cn sssort.
fO9sye 50 9th that Rss se faH to O Mssppan
ape he Expostion for the moderate sum o.
Zoo. The location is pleasant, ana Refers Refers to
cy minutes walk OF the L. \ \. pepoff' Power, OF
THE CLARION. ,rpS Z MARSH
fS2-3nl AEsc' - -
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KDU ATI0xaI.
- -
HT0NIgDCE Is lot PShLk
Iuka Normal Institute,
Iuka. mississippi.
sixth Session, 20
4oH = NEUHARDTs A. d.
49, Principals.
-1NnrernEyTs-


s1..r.pxrss ISsrRPAssKp-
Il sfsshsis F1ozre-sive ane - 49, - srsek
Ysrffre Fxrensss only Ell -. ss45 trslnni
school veil squipped. - sSsi 4 iris sohooi
- fsss.sterv Tralning, Sete1tAse aAl.es
1850 lssalnerciaI. smd Fine AFts N ~, n, H.
T.esfisn Il oEse ~ tne nlest - ,.s5slg
S51ssk Exeelieut Mineral sgsrfhgs ana llseaa
sesnssies. .,,,,.i on The Memphis and chArlsztoa
f,ssl-sai ana i accessible from al points
-poyVER vs.. KNowLEBGE.--
v.;., = rat psper but doing IS our I'e
SsloYGneni Methods are ionaea f. ., Seenee i
Gommon-SeDse, Nature Ana siss slalsarafsry
- r,lIartfnr and describing srecaheuss kss,.
renting analyzing, classify ing, eoseifils'
apparatus, outlining. .,.,;.f,,, .YnreS
3enS Fl fho0pbt The science Of Language eeAs.
nd 9,v conbining the analytic, snytnelle ~ -
fscra methods styles and figures q knesoFlc - =
,uited b. investigating altielsas .,s,ss;sr
| he same in composition and BY erl1ieAssl'
Mathematics taught by astla1 NoIAt l.ssls1'N
/ nents calculations in its various departments
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING VS.. Fo61IsM
7rhs Teachers, Training Department speeialt.
:, this school and is OF unsurpassed ady5n.aseS !
oesiizing the experiences ls a., - ~ ~ Ss - NM
ng power 10 teaeh sHee1sstN-'' =
| md matter.
INDIVIDUALITY AND SUCCESS.
/ ,.s;,-,sr.,;.v ana fitness for life DEVELOPED b
IL .s-t;oa IN the basis of reason and reaned 50
.ial liberty, and enthusiasm.
EXPENSES md CALENDAR.
1,;.,o, SD 90 pe- term OF ten weeks In advance
N contingent fee nor extra eharSes LOT any SUI
| ycenf Instrumental Music, whleh : S lu,'o pc
erui Boarding and lodg.n So Slg 81 isss'
D students can enter Al any time Ano h&0 CLASS
I sn{ted to their advancement Aa1g ,s s;;,...,,
Y DEAN SEJHAED1' fElheat@a'z
I .H.-a- nv
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N.RTfy-OwExs-At the home of the
oyelr brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. b
ovens. in Marion county, Florida, July %,
ls2S. Mr. John NJ. Martin, Jr., and MISS
Willie NJ. Owens.
SMrTH-SHkLTox- the Baptist churcI'
in this city, by FL Ter H. Sproles; august
ID. 1894. Mr.. Governor Smith. OF malta
noor IA and Miss Lucy, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Hon. David Shell
ton, of Jackson.
The bridal couple left soQn after the eere'
mony for their home at Chattanooga Dear
ing the congratulations of their numerous
friends
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ROLLINS INSTITUTE
RotetOurt Springs, Va.


Tae Fortieth Session opened with full numbers
.-o,o fourteen different States, AID closed on the
M, If Juno with a brilliant Commencement The
4, nroyemapts announced one year ago have Oeeh
almost completed and will in few weeks receive
the finishing touches.
The 4lst session will opoa on the 18TH OF SIP
TEMPER. with facilities more ample and complete
man Inc school has commanded during its continu-
ans history Of 40 successful years.
Extensive Literary courses are provided covering
Fnplish Language, English Literature, History,
fafins Ccruian, French, Mathematics Natural
so,enee. Ethic5. TIE Dspavtmc lts Of Music and
A., are fully equipped and conducted under the
h,st standards. The work 10 these departments re-
.oigca the HIGHEST encominms from the bsst judges
The school is run with twenty (2)l otheefs and
Teachers Girls and Young Ladies are received Ioi
sIn7Ie session or for the full period Of school iiie
The locality enjoys the advantages Of mild noun
tain climate valuable medicinal waters, and th'
most picturesque scenery
This school wholly disapproves aud discards IN
agency system for securing pupils. That system
too often places girls and boys in schools and unde
inauenocs of a very different character from thos
preferred by their parents. Apply for Circulars AM
references.
p. O..-BoTEToURT SPRINos, VA,
pepot. Cloverdale, Shenandoah Valley r. r,
cHAs. 1. COOKE,
4n,v,t s-srae. superintendent.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Post
,ffice at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, loF
the week ending August 8, 1883:
Andrews. Miss JennieJ johnson, Mrs. Carrie
A.. Nh. Z r,inht Mil
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Special Business Notices.


During the continuance of the Soiltaern
Erpasifio,l at Louisville, Ky commencing
august lst, and continuing leV aAss,g rns
Lo,sisville & Nashville Railroad VIII sen FL =,
,sien Tickets from any Of its stations 70
Ta,,;sviiIe at one fare for the round Trip
rtese T;esets viii be on sale every Gay
from, I. & y. stations and will be good =
la 5. allowing ample time to visit the ereal
- Ernositioa ever held in the South; ans
second only to the Centennial at Phliaaei
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Int mink Sd Tt

The county Is in confusion. We have
rnsionists. anti .Fuzionists, Greenbackers
and Independents. All these things are be-
fore rs.
nut Browa.s Family and Non-Explosise
petro OIL Is always the same, AID viii Al
wavs give steady. unerring light-on the
INFECT. These cheap oils give dingys
hlurring light, 50 that no one can see clear
i = read By them Il ron desire 70 e i've
# the truth and do right 50 to Browns OIL
Depot 70 get your oil
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1nfnrmation Wanted.

OF the whereabouts of Jesse Simmons, AZ {
Is wears, who was last with his sister IN
Ttica Miss, jus before last Christmas,
when he left for Jackson. Any informa ma.
ION thai viii lead to his Whereabouts VIII
h, thankfully received by his sister, Miss
clara simmons, care E. B. Comfort, Jack
son. Miss
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EnUcATIuNAI
Female Seminary,
unxrsurlrr EoarE ALABAIlA.

yx,fr4g sruaaf. ron YOUNG LADIES okFk.l.S
fAp following advantages. ,.r.
! ia rs frcrdom from malaria, and Is proximity
Il, time Is lalarious districts -.
I9tofossrh organization and elaeteat teasne-a -
piterent hspafImen1s. a., q, ,ls
4 That no pains VIII be spared e pr ioe iot Wy
s,,s NJ and t. guard the heas th Of pupils
So, 1855
ter iaEiue1 - I. u. LEcKEY.
$3.50 - -. Princii a..
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.
JAcKsoy, Mss August I, l0S

JACKsoS, Mss, August |, 1883.
Al regular meeting OF the Board OF
uTvor an Aid rmeno I e Z ~ OF jackson,
held Wednesday August |, 1855 there II
resent. ton Jno. McGiu, Mayor 4i T,,
men Hall. Jones. Lowd, Spengltr Anu -!
>. Absent. Alderman HamIlt n
a.. motiou. the reading OF the minutes oil
asJ meeting was dispensed w''h.
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SCHOOL
Jackson Benevolent Society, rents 100 %
On motion the accounts were allowed
aud warrants ordered 70 be issued IN pay
ment thereof.
On mo ion. the Street Committee was IN
structed TO take the necessary legal aetioa
To omen Hamilton Avenue, west 10 Mill
street and The street across north end Of
Asylum lot from jefferson 10 North street
On motion, Alderman Spengler. was an
thorizad and directed to make needed re-
pairs at the College Green School
The petition Of J. II. Benson to retats
yinous and spurious liquors was presented
and filed.
NJ Railroad Company, presented the foi-
lowing petition:
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of the CITY of Jackson;
The netitiou of the v & NJ. Railroad
Compary, respectfully represent tnat u
desirous of meeting the wishes of the mer-
chants in Jackson by establishing an up
town fire. ght depot for shipping an Ie s
ing freight, subject to the unekPlrelu cas- 1ea
thereon Of the old depot grounds - Ioutt
suuare s BY the Messrs. Hull y the els
s, / yr.iy. II claim against them for unpaia
r+ut 1t is important that peutloner .. iel
~ oace iuto possession OF said dePot ios q
Il wiIF have to bu Id depot IA seTel ..
,ioner therefore, prays that the said Mes+fs.
Hin he A lowed TO surrender tier lease.
and relieved Of back rent due an that u
bavr deed 10 the lot occupied by them, 10 III
of which is tenlered, and on condition thai
| II nut mn. keep and use an up wn depot Ut
the mint Indicated. And as in du bound,
e s.c P''-i' V. & NJ Z T. Co.
ByW. L. NUGENr, Atty
| On motion, an ordinance was adopted
granting said petition, as follows
In the matter OF the petit on OF the ' icks-
burg and Nerd an Railroad Company lOi
depot grounds ,.:.; = :.
On reading and fling said petition II J,
ordained nv the Mayor and Alderman o.
The Cify of Jackson that tie same {
,,ranted and that the title the south MAJ
Court square /, South Jackson, be ana IN,
sane u hereby granted to the said railroad
rompa,Iy. subject to the unexpired ieas
thereof to be held. on on condition that !
: Establishes. erects keeps and continuous
nos thereon a depot for freight, with 81
necessary side tracks, turn outs, switches
| etc and that the title is to reVest III III
CIV the instant the sa CONDITION Is Dfohei
And it is further ordained that the sal
n yailr ,ad company sha have the rlght
Law their tracks across State ana Con
strapts so as to reach their proposed depo
and use the same when cohsHucleu, "H
that 40 much of Court Green east OF C9h
Of Jnuare as may be necessary IS granted
u. said company on the same condition.
re And il is furiher ordained that the May
r. be ,ad he is hereby authorized to make
" necessary deeds aud instruments Oh WFltli
10 carry tins ordinance into effect.
of 0n motion. the Board adjourned.
JNO. MCGILL, Mayor
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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Mr.. Err Estes, summit, says: brow n
IRON Bjtters greatly benefited me when
troubled with general debility and ipdiges-
tIon"
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10 Penn HARROWS F..
StarkVille Female Institute.

18th .Annu.A Session. begins Sept. II, 1888.
T1HIs INSTITUTION OFFERS E ,!,'.ts ths;r
da,gSters situated on branch of the NJ a. =
r. r., aud also on the G. ~ Is aeGfsS i
be to every portion of the State lac Eacaiog Il
teacbers. five of whom are spending &c summer II
on of the hest Normal Schools in tn United STATES
Number of Students last Session. ~. -,
foi iUt 'iiei Il. G. s OILERS, President
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1RsUs5 ooiS' h@5i -s,o
,-H sa.Ir-Arrives at Jackson $50 p N
,,,..;seex 3 90 p. m- Yoavaa Match
t-slgas da' - rN. II ,IaeE=an $40 p. N.
! 81 3 BE- rEArys GoISo wEst'
v-a. asuy-l.eaatres Jackson ''O' a. !"
r., 3. Naisa-,3 ,.i - except sundsy-Lesvs
irs. 'I mn Arrive. st Aateaez 81
- Iao-l, Cert ;suP't;;.
u joH>soS, y. L. ~ :
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huntsville Female Seminary,
nuKTsv1LtR. ALABAMA.

r,.s ,oNxs. rszsA ~ lsFFD. SCHOOL FOB
VoY-Tc aprrs Affords advantages " Loese5
-, ~ Climate. n proximity 10 times g aalAf
iisfricls 81 complete organixatinh 81 - 10
slents. aud 10 tbs eueleat9 ~ ~. - tssr-1rlX
Psfsicei ~ 1ea'S> Principal.
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'roD0xaIy for Labor and Materials.
For Rent
EDITION

o,r HORSE on MAIN STREET, oCCU-
- L w - resent by Hilzheim shelton; Foi
- pieo AZ LII, ,eIS 10 T. NJ PARKER,
terms e ,ss tPP's At Capital State Bank.
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ronas Wanted for Two Boys.

-ro,tEs WANTED FOR TWO ORPHAN BOYS p',
~ e2eeIIent parentage, and who have been been
reared thus far under the best hssn to school
are ~ anu o.Ts II Is desirablet to place them ~
dierent families and where they can have snen
Sehoo and church privileges as the community y ~,
aftord. They may be adopted, after ulai' niu'N
ally agreeable j. l. POWER, Jackson, Miss
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al edlcal Department OF the UNI
yersity OF Louislanas New Or-
1aana

-v,Ifs IS THE ONLY INSTITUTION OF TIE ~
/ hind in the United states In which al 81 ~ ~.
AsS.,s an taught daily BY the ProioFsors az -
tg 49, I'd ~. -icE IN the wards Of large Hospital
ne Charity Hospital contains 20 eeds sne ~ ~
sn NM. SSr - 4. 4. RICHARDSON, N. D.,
tulvis 2unS.
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Educational.

The thirty ninth year of the Memphis
Conference Female institute, located al
J,ckson, Tenn, beg'nsSon September 90
1888 DR.. A. W. Jones is tie President
SEE card in this issue.
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Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will please say advertised.
90 GEo. C. MCKEE, P. NJ.
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erIf1pr,e FrMALE coLLReE

SlPrNs ITS FoRTY-FIFTH ANNUAA SIS
sIoS SErTENEER ,, iSss Fersons 49,, ~
s.,-htere - educate will 90 well 70 eAan,lnlse y.
setssir~Te brinre selecting school AaNeh ~
irst-lsss location healthfuli terms moderate r't
Catalogue BOUTS W. II. STU ART, Principal,
tulyli. 'ss-2m. sheloyNllle, ~.
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Reports of Officers.

CITY CLERK MONTHLY REPORT.
JACKSON, Mss, August l, 1888.
n the Honorable Board of Mayo and AZ
derme,, Of the q Y OF Jackson:
4,xr,rvry-I he ewitb submit MY report
+ ,rgrr5nts and licenses issu during TIT
a5atn Of July 1>S3:
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KENTUCKY

/ m ~ .aStraight Whiskey interest," max,
De isEies which bring the highest prices appeal
The most cultivated tastes and develop me o
true favor and boquet that ide G anu " Har-
5uIsg - Cognty Whiskeg is standard hehtneEg
WhisEsg. sold by II. MULLER son, y ,ssiS
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A Decided Improvement.

Holly Springs Soust.l :,
The return of The CLARIoS to ITS oiu
corm Is A decided improvement.
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The Largest Dry Goods House IN
the STATED

The Largest Dry Goods House IN
the STATED
The only strictly CASH oss PACE
House in the State.
The only House in the State which
has a Bayer in New York and Boston
during the entire year.
Buying and selling exclusively for
CASH, with buyer always in the mar
ket ready to take advantage Of all forced
and Auction Sales, we always have In
ducements to offer the Cash buyer.
BARGAINsl
That cannot be duplicated outside Of
our house.
We Dictate Prices in the Market
We make speciality Of
Millinery and Ladies' Underwear
We are Sole Agents for
BUTTHRECK's PATTERNS!
i The celebrated "L1SoS De INDE," a
8 cents, white goods that will not wasl
thick. And the
"McNARcH" SHIRT!
The best sl.00 Shirt made.
STEDMAN & CO.
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aeroars or coMarr4rns.

alderman speneler, Chairman Of the Com.
.nittee on Claims, reported the following
accounts ss correct and RECOMMENDED the
payment Of the same:
cfrY.
Hnntes & Harrington, medicine for
Prisoners. -s....S y
Chas Morgan, feeding prisoners. So GO
T. Watkins, streets -..... .............- =
A. A. Folkes, gent, street and park los %
TOtal......... .......V io4 g
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-, gaek.ca & Co-um oRS N4ii'OAu'
-....g yo. s; TAXES EFFECT AfA'A 90 =
lss7. At { a. l.
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-w-sex 84'rt 81 MS g ATHERTxE GILES DE-
III Fssses. All persons haefng claims 1glll.ss -
= y fzes~ 81 f1nfniszrafiou On sid es1zse ~.
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sYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE,
Florence, Alabama.
MISS =. COLLIER. president
r.......y,,,,h session begins september ot", 1888

racultv Of Teachers t
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Pnnls thoroughly instructed in Mathematics anu oe
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