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National Republican., 1883-09-06

.TVrnnhtere OF kNeat hstuto.
The following transfers Of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
Part of lot 3, of square 81. with Improvements,
being 1715 feet on the south side of B, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeast, J. W. Boggs,
jr, and wife to Henry s. Walter; dated Sept. 81;
consideration. 800
Part of lot s, of square d97 being Ii feet on tho
north side OF II, between Four-aud-a-half and
Sixth streets southwest William II. Rynex TO
Selma Rynex; dated Aug. %; consideration,
nominal
Lots 40 of square 1862, at the intersection OF
Fourteenth and streets and Tennessee avenue,
East Washington, Miss Mollie A. Hunter to Mrs.
Lizzie Horning; dated Sept 4; consideration,
nominal.
Lots ITO to 11s, of Thomas and Perry's subdivls.
ion of square 1sl, with improvements, being the
southwest corner of Sixteenth and streets north
west, Henry Hurt and wife TO Roger @. Mills {;
dated Sent 8; consideration, So, $50
Lots % to 26, of Thomas L. Waggaman's, agent.
subdivision of lots 1-l2, of square 775 with i'm
provements, being on the west side OF Fourth, be-
tween and streets northeast, James II. Saville
to Daniel G, Harrison; dated Sept. s.; considera.
ZION, $1,000.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
,Tranafers OF Real Estate.

BUY the Longfellow Cigars. Sold by all
dealers
National Republican., 1883-09-06
Instantly IteiIsv.si.

Mrs. Ann Laoour, Of New Orleans, La.,
writes-l have a son who has been sick for
two years; he has been attended by our lead
ing physicians but all TO no purpose. This
morning he bad bis usual spell of coughing,
and was 20 greatly prostrated in consequence,
that death seemed Imminent We had in the
house bottle Of DR.. VIM. Halls Basam for
the Lungs purchased by my husband, who
noticed your advertisement yesterday. We
administered u according TO directions aud
he was instantly relieved.
Durno's CatGrrh Snuff cures Catarrh and
all affections Of the mucous membrane.
Bakers Pain Panacea cures pain in Man
and Beast For use externally and inter.
nally.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
oovraxHrSr noSpN
IITroN uanrrf
fITTuN HAHNIf
The huowius wsre NE opening and closing
nltrIalsf rflcs a1aarf
srw YoaS AlaxEt

rttrsoaL sept A-viffiuia g, consolidated
~ past duc fulnuun. Niki new i0fna, ~ Nofth
Carollns a. Ola. 90 hld today.
National Republican., 1883-09-06
~. ur,.,.u.'. LOudsn EushOqusr yEr BLL,

Uss BreutanS's London EIshsqusr JET BLACK
INK.
Flows freely does not oorrods At once ietblaek,
never lhnksna 6f deposissa sediment never moudS
dries Instantly Ia permanent rosE's aeidS Is not
affected by m0sr prser changes color In The INK
stand. Use a clean inkatand, and do not mlI win
other na Ilis ilE yIglda sOOd copy nom irvsh
writing.
National Republican., 1883-09-06

1HGsoN- rarny tNg from wasting dseasy $,
.ot u e. 'a'ar Nor,, Sc, will be greatly
b ,'e' r % t.' ,,se " B.JN.J tryL E.Iters
h tra. .-...c,
National Republican., 1883-09-06

Full list, whom received, will bo published In Ma
tional Republican. washington.D. C.; Times Kansas
city, Mos News, Galveston, Texas, and Evening Tel
eatan Chicago III,
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- %o~ -
MARRIED.

Macadam-Smith - Ross.-At Dow
anbill United Presbyterian Church, on
the 5th inst, by the Rev. d. Macewan,
d. D., of Trinity Church, Chaplain,
London, uncle Of the bride, assisted BY
the Rev. 7. d. Lawrie, W. Maeadam-
Smith, to Helena Jane, eldest daughter
Of Richard G. Ross, Esq.-Glasgow
Herald.
The fortunate groom is the nephew of
Mr.. Jas. Smith of Glasgow, Scotland,
one of Jackson's former residents who
has a warm place in the hearts of Jack
SON people, old and young. Tai
CLARION tenders to both bride and
groom its best wishes.
In San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 10th
1888, Rev. DIR. J. v. Corsey and Mis-
Efie Dobson.
Miss Dobson has many friends herr
who appreciate her many virtues and
sterling qualities and wish he's a lif'
of Joy and happiness
In Columbus, Sept. 18th, 1888, AlfreC
Montgomery, Of New Orleans, to Ms
Mary NJ. Pr0vell, Of L0wndes county.
In Sardis, September II, 1883, Waite
S. Carlton to Miss Claude Harrison.
Observation-Disclosures Brook
vile, Fla, Aug. 9Th, Jas. E. Burnside t
Miss Carrie ID. Alexander formerly o
Mississippi.
-White-In Monroe county
Sept. IA, 1883, VIM. Walter 10 Mrs. Tall
tina White.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

sMintonIa GtorY.Taller.

William Swinton, we'll known as the
war correspondent of the New York
Times, and more recently writer of
school textbooks, is about to begin the
publication of Weekly to be called
SwintOn's Story-Teller, and consisting
exclusively of choicest complete tales
from four to six in each issue. He has
already enlisted the pens of many of the
star story-writers of the United States
and England. We think Mr.. Swinton
right in believing that there is a keeI :
ly and willy-felt appetite for first-class
short Stories, and if he works up to
his ideal, he should achieve hattering
success. A paragraph is going the
rounds of the press, in which Rev. Ed
ward Everette Hale, who it is under
stood, is to contribute to the first num-
Der of the Story-Teller a most anus
ing and delightful tale called "Crom.
wells Statute" says.
81 am glad you are going to make
such Weekly. have been for long
time advising and prophesying the forma-
ton of magazine for stories only"
So also Mark Twain" is out in this
characteristic utterance.
am sure..the Story-Teller is based up
on a sound idea, for the reason that /,
(who am prolific source of sound ideas)
have wondered a many time, why
somebody didn't start Just that kind Of
periodical, and so achieve swift and
certain prosperity"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
Railroad is going on its way rejoicing.
Il has crossed Big Black; has depot At
Bentonia; telegraph Office at Jackson
and several hundred additional work
men are to be put ON the road at once.
II we are not very much mistaken we
heard Of pay car going up that road a
few days since, which i an assurance
that everything is well established.
--Seutter's corner has a new and
very beautiful thing among its many
attractions. Mr. Seutser has built q
bay window with only : single exterior
angie but by the proper adjustment Of
two mirrors within, the contents are
reflected and the reflection reaected, till
each thing IL multiplied 70 any beh0lder
fOur0ld. Seutter has an eye for the
beautiful and Is an artist in more than
photography.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26
STEDMAN & CO.
A Word About Dress Goods.

We have made arrangements this sea-
sou TO have an extensive line Of al
the late styles in Dress Goods and Trim
ning- to match; but they viii not come
to Us till about the 10th Of October.
Pronounced Winter styles are not out
North until late, CabOut the lst Octo-
ber), and when We propose to give you
this seasons styles, We are compelled to
wait this late to get them. Our buyers
write US about to this effect; but tell us
that We will be repaid for the waiting, in
getting what is to be worn this winter
not what they wore in the fall, last
winter, or a winter or two ago. Jack
son,--and we might say it Of all this
cOuntry,--is generally one year behind
the styles, and just because merchants
usually buy in August and September,
a month before winter styles are estab-
lished. They are compelled to take
what was worn before or fall styles
There are four seasons North aud we
only have two is why winter styles are
not out earlier. They wait until Fall
trade Is over City houses New Or
leans, Nashville, Louisville, etc, do not
send their Dress Goods buyers ON until
October. aud you can't find winter styles
even in these cities earlier than we will
have them. We can say Just the same
of MILLINERY; Wintes sfglcs are noi
o,a yet. We ask you to wait for our
Opening and we promise to show you
/ the GRANDEST DISPLAY of DRESS
GOODS, MILLINERY and of LA
DIES WRAPS, ever exhibited in tn,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26
JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.

rI,HE FIRST SESSION or THIS SCHOOL FOR
II BOYS And louNo Ms, Al Jaskson, Miss,
will open September 18th. iee3.
new building, most desirably located and COM
plete in all its arrangements for the acoommoda-
ton Of hundred and Atty studens, will be finished
and every thing done 10 place this Training school
on a permanent basis.
The object Of this Academy Is TO prepare youths
either for entering College proper, or 70 MI well
their places in any Of the business relations Of life
None but experienced OF thoroughly qEalihed H.
s.ruct0rs will be employed.
Students from a distance will have secured -
them all the restraints and comforts Of home With
the family Of the Principal.
For particular information, apply 70 G.. = Eoutle-
BUSH Brandon, Miss. until september isti alfcI
that time, at Jackson, Mis-.
LII 80
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands BY an East
India missionary the formula Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure Of Consumption. Bronchitis.
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lang
Affections, also . positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested is wonderful
curative powers In thousands Of cases. has
felt i his duty to make i known to ais
suffering fellows Actuafed b.. this mo-
tive and desire 70 relieve hamau suffer
ing. will send free Of charge 70 an who
desire Il. this recipe, in German. French
Or English With full directions ;or prepar-
ing and using. Sent b nail b. addre,sfne
With stamp. naminR this paper. w a.
AoxEs, l4p FoNer's Block, RoeheslsF. New
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Did.

L,enoir Near Magnolia, Miss, sept
Is, 1883, VIM. H. Lenoir, age 20.
Davidson-In McComb City, Sept 10
1883, w. ID. Davidson
Rehorst-In 0syka, Miss, Sept. II,
1883, Miss Josephine Rehorsf. age 90
Price-Near Gr0esbeck, Texas. Mr. A.
Price, father Of ]. r. Price, Of 0kol0na.
Baker-In Sardis. Sept. II, 1888, Ar.
P. B. Baker, Of cramp.
Pugh--Near Pope. Miss, Sept 6, 1883,
Lewis Pugh, age 70.
MattheWs-1n C0piah county, Miss,
Sept. IL, 1858, I.aurin Dolly Matthews
of swamp fever, are "a J. V. L.
Baptist Record please copy.
At Biloxi. Sept. % 1883, Mrs. Pete
Harvey, age 70.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

Jacksonville, Ala, was nearly de-
stroyed by fire ON the l4th instant.
Loss $4,000 Insurance $1,000.
Cartaeley Castle, near Farfar, Scot
land, burned on the 18th. Loss $50, 900.
At Duphos, Ohio, the Pittsburg Hoop
and Darrell Works were burned Sept Is.
Loss 10000.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26
The Jackson Democratic Club.

A Democratic Conservative Club was
formed last Friday night in the Hall of
the House of Representatives.
The following were selected As officers
Mr.. +. :. Wilson, President; Mr.. Henry
Strauss and DIR. w. c. Rodgers, Vice
Presidents; Hon. r. A. Melville,
Treasurer and Mr.. X. II. Henry, Score
tary.
The names on the roll aggregated l57
Messrs. Calhoon and Clifton addressed
the Club.
4 full attendance is desired next Fri
day night.
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Washington County Fair NsTem-
Der Z, 8 and 8.

We have received the premium list of
the Washington county Fair, which is
held November Z, 8 and 9, next. We
believe this is the third annual fair held
BY this association. Success to it and
all similar enterprises. In no other way
is such a stimulus given to home indus
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26
Very Low Rates.

During the eontinuance Of the 8oaheru
EsPesiiiea, at Louisville, KY, commencing
August ists and continuing leo days. the
I,oaisrilie & NashczIs Rai76oad viii ell p
carlson Tickets from any Of its stations %
louisville at one fare for the round trim.
These Tickets viii be on sale every dar.
from l. 4 y. stations and viii be good %
days allowing ample time 70 visit the Great
ct EzPositioH ever held il the South. and
second only to the Centennial at PhiladeI.
phiz
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HoLLINs INSTITUTE.
BOtetOurt Springs, Va.

TINS Fortiesh Session opene'i With i'li numbers
from fourteen different States. and CLOSED oa TIC
s0th OF June with brilliant Commencement ihe
improvements announced one year ago have hesl
almost complsted and ~iil. in fe~ ~eel~, rroeis-
the finishing touches.
The 4lst session will open The ism or So
rENBER, with tacilities uiore ample and oarapiste
than the school hs- commanded during i- egBfus-
Gus history of 20 sncc~Ssi,l years,
Extensive Literary eeursss are provided. coreru.
English Language. English Literature. Mi-iafy.
Latin, German. Freneh. MztiseAllties 1-tusai
Science Eshics. The Departments Of Music ana
Art are fully equipped sui conducted under ths
best standards The work in these department. t-
oeives the highest eneoIaia1ns from the hsst judge
The school is run with twenty 81 oECcr. ana
Teachers. Girls sud Young Ladies are received CIR
single session Tor the full period OF school lie
The locality enjoys the advantage Of mili NOUN
tain climate, valuable mejieiusl waters, ana TIE
most piStaresQae scenery-
This school whOiiy disappioyes aal jisesrls ihe
agency system Tor securing Pppils. That sysien
too often places gil= aud boys ia school, sni uajr
influences OF very different character irota tho.
preferred by their pareUts Apply or CircuiaI7 ana
references.
P. O.--B0TEroURr SrRlNas, Va,
Depot. Cloverdsie Shenandoah VALLEY x. r.
ClIAs. L. CuCKE.
iulyiI 50 SuaN Superintendent
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Millinery Department.

To this Department We have directed
our greatest energy, as we have deter
mined that it shall be the leading fea-
ture of our establishment, and we will
not be satisfied until it is the leading
establishment of the country. We ex-
pect to Dictate Styles as We no'e do prices.
We have secured for this season Mil
liner that trimmed for the leading
houses of New York and Philadelphia.
We are satisfied with our selection, and
so you will be as soon as you see her
work.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

Mr.. A. A. Foxes wishes the publie to
know that he has the finest lot Of lumber
and buidins material ever brought % Jack
son. which he uill ssn Il boftom prices.
Can Al either q lis yaFds--.ons ap-town op-
posits rnE CLtEIo1 1liee. 81 West Jaekson
Opposite he NeE 0rIeans Depot
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

On the last Saturday in August W.
r. Brooks, of Phelps, n. ", discovered
q singular object in the constellation Of
Draco. He was not certain As to its
real character, but on Monday night
Prof. Lewis Swift, Director Of the War
ner Observatory at Rochester, n. y,
verified it by means Of the large War
ner telescope as being 3 comet. II is
quite large, nearly round, and moving
slowly westward. Mr.. Brooks re-
ccived = special prize Of $3.50 from Mr..
Warner some two months since, and II
there Il no prior claimant win be en-
titled 10 the $500 prize on the present
discovery.
On Monday night about midnight, the
10th inst, Prof. Swift, director Of the
Warner Observatory, Rochester, n y
discovered another comet in the
same constellation with the one recent
" found BY Prof. Brooks. II IS NOV
| ing almost directly toward the earth
and hence shows very little motion, 8
that Prof. Swift found i difieult I.
verify and was unable to do 70 unit
last Saturday night. The two eometl
will very likely cross each others orbit'
in their progress and their appearance
90 nearly together, and within 50 shor
= space Of time is most singular fact.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE South

+ located At SEW ANEE TESS upsn the Cuna-
ieriEDd Plateau, 90 fert siSFe the level rkis
school, under the special pafrOnzee d the Bsh0ps 81
the Protestant Episcopal Church in The S0uth and
southwest, Offers The heaitbiest residence and the
best zdsautzges both moral and educational in is
Grzmmzr School and its Collegiate and 1hsoloRf-
cal Department. For the special claims Of this
IniEersify Tor pztrgnags. apply Tor documents 70
Chancellor. SeEanee, Tenn.
sens Gin
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept 8, 1888.
The American Missionary Association
acknowledges the receipt of one hun
dred dollars from citizens Of jackson,
Mississippi, for Congregational church
Of Jackson by Rev. Chas. l.. Harris,
which will be acknowledged in the
American Missionary for November,
and faithfully applied agreeably to your
directions If expressed, or if you leave
the application of it to the Executive
Committee according to their best judg-
ment II. NJ. HUBBARD,
Treasurer.
The above explains itself and shows
that the effort to interest the people of
Jackson in behalf of a Congregational
church is not altogether in vain. 1t is
very probable that the Association
named will very soon erect a church
building here.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
sTAUNTOx, va.

Miss Mary J. BAIdvin.-..............P Principal.
oPExs SEPT. 5TH----.------cLosEs JUxE lss4
UNSURPASSED n IT'S LOCATION. II rs
~ buildings and grounds in is general appoint
ments and sanitary zrTznEerneu-n. It's full crIs II
superior and experieuced tezehers- ffs unrir1lled
advantages in Musie. Modern Iang1aess EIoeu-
ton Zine Arts. Physical Culture and instruction
in the Theory and Frzetice Of Book-kertinR The
successful Efforts made 70 secure health comfort ana
hzEpinesE is opposition % extrzFaeznee IL stan
dafd q slid seholaEskip- forfuil particulars APP
ply - the Principal far casaioznes
iune2o s5-an.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

A. yiraen oHers = special premium Of
twenty-five dsslars for the hest male colt
under two ye..s cid. The stnte Pair 4sss-
citation offers 6fty dollars, % there Is SIS
offered Ter the Young nninal that has no
pride Of ancestry nor hope Of posterity.
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SCHOOLS

DEsIRISo Competent and Experienced IsseligI-.
Principals Assistants, can secure them hy APP
plying to the USIOS SCHOOL AeENCN.
We have registered with as many professional
teachers and vii furnish any School OF Family au
instructor for the Scholastic year Of ISIS FREE oi
change. II you need teacher send In your appli-
cAtiOus before our best teacher. are located
Teachers applying for situations charged nothing
unless located. W. II. CLAHE,
aug IS 'ss-5m p o Box las brandon. Miss.
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Huntsville Female Seminary,
HUETsvILLF, ALABAMA.

FIlHIs LONG ESTABLISHED SCHOOL FOR
You've LADIES affords advantages in Lola-
ton In Climate In proximity In times to Malarial
districts in complete organization Of its Depart
ments and In the efficiency q its teacher Fox
particulars address J. II. LEOkEl,
iulva SLY Principal.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

HserssEisa snd Plssssrs Nest isriEns-
THE LADIES AIp socEETr OF 81. AsBkKw's
CHUCK propose throwing spea the Rsefsry ever
altersxfe Wednesday. frsm 70 II O'Clock ?. r.
BEGINNING With "Wednesday AEsast ia. and sew.
ing light refreshmsntsp proceeds Of same 70 Be aIs
pTopzizied to Partially rebuilding the Rseiory-
iulxa5. SIT
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

The State Fair Association offer SO for
the best i've pounds OF butter made in the
Gulf States. Or. " Z Oates e Vieksbnrg
efEsrs speclzl Premiam Of $ for the sane.
Somebody viii get SIS for 5 pounds q butasE
a., - ~. ,-r r.nnnd
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
VIss.sar. I'D N.rlal.a R.lIls.a.

ssiae kasf-faasauFer. arriTrr i0-pit D. 90.
leave 10 ~ pm WAY Freight. pu lussdaFs
Ihursiays sud saturday srrires lla. a. ie4rel
$40 q. ~ fhfpurh Fright arrives f:f4 y. ui.
Leave I.fl D m.
isiuE West-Aall. arrirss 90 a. n laarts p ~ g.
~. Enpe4a. iesFes ~ r. o.. arrives irgui
NlfEsburl a.sl o. o.. WaF fnizhf. On M9udav
MednrsiIy aad irliaY, arrives a. ,. o.. leave,
So p - Ihrouah freight, So q m. leave
80
JOHN SCDrT Gen. Manszsr.
a. D. HAWoHru, superintendent
Teu. W. Fffraan Id Nrauf
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

EDrrOzs CLARIox: The want Of
permanent fret class male school in
Jackson has long been a matter Of sur
prise 10 the people Of the State and Of
reproach to ourselves.
At last there seems a promise and
potentialIty Of better state Of things.
A hummer Of patriotic and public spirit
ed citizens who have purchased the old
blind asylum, have expended upon il
in repairs and additions (including a
very large building with study hall and
two recitation rooms) several thousand
dollars, and put the whole in charge Of
DR.. Eoadebu-h, one Of the most capa-
bic and distinguished educators in the
state.
This gentleman fas called to his as
sistance his son Prof. VIM. Roudebush,
late Of the A. and VI. College at Stark
Vile. and Mr.. r. p. Willing, Jr., who
graduated with the first honors of his
class at the University OF Mississippi
last June. Already the great reputa-
tation OF DIR. kOudebush is attracting
students from abroad, and boarders are
coming IN from Louisiana and distant
portions Of our own aud All jacent States
Our streets are being enliyened with the
presence Of a number of well dressed
and gentlemanly young men from dis
lance. The attendance Of boys from
jackson though promising, is by no
means what it should be- | would earn
estly urge the parents of jackson to
come forward and hold up the hands Of
those who are moving in the matter BY
sending in their sons at once Let US
see if We cannot build up and maintain
a first-class boys school IN Jackson.
CTTIyEN
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Mayer and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.
JACKSON, Mss September ., 1;

JACKSON, Miss, September %, 1885,
At a special meeting of the Board Of
Mayor and Aid rmeR OF the City of Jackson.
held Saturday, Sept 13 1893, there we're
present, hon. Jno. McGiA Mayor Alder
men Hamilton, Spengler, Taylor and Hull;
Absent Aldermen Lowd and Jones.
The following named persons presented
their petitions for retailing vinous and
spirituous iquo s-Jno. l. kisher, and Co.
Capitol street; VIM. f. fanks. Pearl street
AID h. Il. avenue Z. Short. spte street.
There being no fnrther business, the
Board adjourned
mo. McGILL, Mayor.
NJ. NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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LADIES' SHOPPING AGENCY


TUE GxDEEzIsxKD, FORMERLY or NATcnEz
II and for years past residing in Louisvfiip Ky
eIes that Mississippi LADIES may wixh purchase
u the Louisville market she has had eonsiaer-
able czperle1ce in ehoppl19 lar her friends and
knows where q get the best the hest fernas Her
eonnaizsIe1 vii Be pr oentson amount q IN
Fuiee- C4zn . accompany orderz- II any sur
flu4 - VIII Ne - once returned Ehe rgfer f6 her
ffiel1s n Eatebezs AID . Nr- and Mr. J. L R5u-
En- Jacksen- Mss BELLA MARSH
III Chestnut 81, Louisville, Ky.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

GToRE HOUSE On MAIN STREET, oCcU
- pied at present by Hilzheim q Shelton. 70
TERMS etc., apply 10 T. NJ. PARKER,
aug.8, 49, At Capital State Bank.
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Miller and Didlake ofEsr special prsm-
Jun Of ! fne set Of knives aad Jerks. far
best specimen Of darning, On fidy. pillow
thsms o. child'a dress
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-09-26

WE have received the first number of
the American Journalist, tasty magr-
zine devoted to the history and interest
of the business. 1t reflects credit upon
the enterprise of its publishers, Geo. H.
Morrill, & Co, of New York, Boston,
Chicago. San Francisco and St. Louis.
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