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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-24
GRAND Excursion to New Orleans

The Illinois Central Railroad Great
Jackson Route) will run a special ex-
cursion TO New Orleans, leaving Mag
nolia at 1882. NJ, Tuesday, October
S0th, 1888. Fare for the round trip
only $3.15. Return tickets good until
November 7th. Everybody get ready
| for this Grand Excursion, at these un-
heard of low rates. Ample accommO.
dations will be provided and general
good time guaranteed.
J.F. MERRY, G. w. z. A.
J. w. COLEMAN, Asst G. P. A.
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In Greenville, Tenn, the late Pres;.
dent Johnson lived as tailor; alderman
legislator and President, and there he is
buried. The shop in which he labored
as tailor now stands in the eastern part
of the town. just over the entrance te
the shop, which is small frame build
ing. and in which colored family il
now living, is a pine board, upon which
is written in letters now almost erased
bv rain and storm, the following: "A
Johnson, Tailor" A little out of thu
western border Of the town stands thu
monument of marble which marks the
resting place of Andrew johnson
President of the United States. "-EN
change.
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In the Circuit Court Of TIE United States,
Southern District of Mississippi.

ARDERED, That the British and American Mort
I gage Company, Limited, of London, England
do appear in this Court at Rules, TO be held on the
FIRST MONDAY Of DECEMBER, 1883, and plead,
answer or demur to certain bill therein pending,
wherein T. L. Airey & Co. are compliments, and
said British and American Mortgage Company
Limited OF London England, and others, are de
PENDANTS Ordered this 18th day Of October A. D.
ISg3 r. A. HILL, Judge. IL. s..
true copy from the record. Attest:
H. 81 J. VI. MCKEE, Clerk.
tALnoox ( Green, Soils for Complainants.
,,tt "a 's3-4t
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go ana Misissippi valley r R.

,.., x,r,b- Leaves Jackson 500 a. m, arrives at
G.stspfa t2sL. miles from Jasks"n), al IL ~ T.
~ o., s.,gtb-Leayes BeRtonia at 400 p. m; ar
Via al Jackson at SO p. ia.
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For Rent by the Year.

TIME HOUSE AND LOT IN NORTH JACKSON,
j recently occupied by CAPT. S. GRlN.
oct. II 'S3-tf NJ. X. & q. FEARN.
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WEST BouxD TEAMS

f.n leaves Meridian 1920 p m; arrives IN Jack
- ga and leaves at $40 a. M; arrives in
yjcksbgrg 8 90 a, IN.
~ Freight leaves Meridian 6:00a. m, arrives In
I,-e.s,a al 3 - and leaves at 4:S9 p. m; arrives
IN Niekshurg 800 p. m
-'.,gb Freight leaves Meridian at 5:3J p. m. !;
-iys, a Jackson 2s35 and leaves sos p. IA. !;
-. Al Vieksburg 7:40 a
'[,riaiodation, leaves Jackson 80 a. M arrives
a. VicksLurg s;45 n M.
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-one Of Halls large and handsome
le has just been received by Mr.
eafeer who ordered it last July ex
5saY for his diamonds, watches, jew
= and the safe keeping of watches O
asmerous customers. 1t Is guaran
s. both fire and burglar proof, ant
- open, its ponderous exposed lock
n forth seeing.
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.,obsz Jackson g Columbus Railroad.

g..,.trf-Ieayes Natehez daily at 300 p M, ar
ririge in Jackson at ! 40 p M
-. n Satchez II 80 p m
In train, from Jackson leaves at 90 A. M
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The Columbus (Ohio1 Dispatch says
os Hon s. S. Cox, who was in 1888 and
70 Tex s1 an editorial writer for the Column
~ ~ s "a sIt was late in the ater-
O ,ooa ,9s1 and the sun was Just dipping
L logns th ~ horizon. Suddenly Cox rush.
ed into the room. BOYS, As - -.
Cox. did Won see that sunset. y. ~
most beautiful thing ever saw. 49, ~,
selling some paper from the proof pre- ss
and leaning over the imposing 49, s. = =
wrote the famous pen picture taA1 49, ~
him the lifelong sobriquef q Suh -
Cox. The article was taken ~ tne 80.
positors and put in type piece q p 9sss',
and It appeared in that evening : .'-as
her Of the paper. aieheE pelaosl =
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We have nearly every shape shown
and in PIumes. Feathers, TIPS, Birds,
Ribbons, and Trimmings generally, our
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Elc' iBaa
MICHIGAN cENTRALs

SPRISGFIELD, H., October Ia The
Michigan Central RdilFoad reports to
the Railroad and WaFehense s0Oh nis,
sioners total liabilities of $34, ~, 204,
of which $1s, 73S, 2Q4 represents the
amount of capital stock. The company
operates /, 462 miles of road and employs
8, 740 people. An increase Of 900 EN-
pfoyes over the number of last ye;tr was
made necessary by the leasing ofsthe
Canada Southern Road. Itrequired 81,
49,, I35 to pay salaries. During the year
LASS, 286 passengers we're carried, and
freight aggregating ,466. 96ll tons was
handled. Passengers paid the road at
the rate of 2.26 cents per mile, and
freight 1873 cent ton per mile. The in
come was, from passenger department,
So, S41 ,4S0; freight, 81 ,702,S40 This
was increased from other sources to a
total OF 1892 ,999. In the operation
and equipment Of the road, payment of
taxes, dividend of 5 per cent. and other
expenses, there was expended 1I,l69,-
$50. The balance for the year of 49,
220. TAG added to last year sbalanee OF
80. 948, 102, leaves to be carried forward
to next year the sum of ,944'460, after
dedueting 1923, 1888 for rentals paid the
Canada Southern. fsptf
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YLelaburg ana Msriai.a RaLlrOaa


EAST BoUSD TRAINS.
tal leaves YieksbaTg 90 p. m, arrives At JACK
spn 10:2o and leaves at i0;55 p. m; arrives 81
Meridian al I: 70 a. m
al Freight leaves Ficksburg Ais a m arrives
a Jackson At $40 and leaves at 9.I0a. m. arrives
4 alan at 6:45 p,
rIr5ugii Freight, leaves NiekSbarg at u 90 M
ryfvfs Al Jackson ~ $40 and leaves .: 10 ?. m
.[riyys At Meridian al 90 a
..taIsedatiOn, leaves FieksbuFg at 2:i5 p. N. +;
r,iyss At Jackson ~ 40 p. m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

:. authorized to announce the name Of N.
q WARE, Of Kinds County, a. . eandi-
y - sfsce Of District Attorney Of the Ninth
y District composed Of tae counties Of Coz
Tsads, Madison and Yazoo. Election. No
-. 1888
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THE STATE FAIR
Opens October 20, and will
Continue six Days
$4,000 offered in Premiums
$1,000 offered in Speed Ring
The Best Race Track in the South,
now open for Training Purposes!

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ORR LIBERAL
w Premiums for Lave stock q all Kinds
Eyerybaa is urged 10 send something TO exhibit.
and make this Fair whieh will be eredttaeie 70
our State.
The Ladies We knew will lend their aid in max
ing cretlitSbie displays in their several Depart
ments.
All articles should be forwarded tothe Secretary.
Arrangements win be made With Railroads fOa
enc fare for roHnd trip.
For Premium List and further information, adj
~ f vIRDEN. PRESIDENT
L F. CHILEs, SECRETARY.
J. J. 4 4, o %Sans, Board Of Control.
BYRON LEMLT,
sep.5, So
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aorxo souru.

|f,rrssIe leaves Grad Junction 20 p. m, reaches
Irkson 1879 p. N. leaves 1895 p. m, reaches
see Orleans g. ~
vfi-ieaTes Grand junction 10 p. m, arrives II
jsrkson $50 a. m, leaves 3ss5 q. M, arrives 81
SsR Orleans q. m.
grei-Leayes Grand Junction, II 90 =. m, ar
i've a Jackson 30 q M, leaves $50 .. m, ar
fises 1t New Orleans .25 D. IA.
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At DRY Grove.

Jas r. Yerger. Esq.. and DR.. Geo. W.
Bryant win address the people of Dry
Grove in behalf of the Fusion ticket on
Saturday next.
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A. M. Paxton & Co.

Fretful, nursing babies soon become
cheerful and healthy, if the mother uses
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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ONO AND M1ssIssIPPI.

The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad OPP
crates GIG miles of road --371 in Illinois.
It's capital stock, bonded and floating
debt and other liabilities, foot up $780,
OO6, 04S. Itpaid its 1905 employees sala,
ries aggregating $1,752,938. The road
carried !, 1873 $3.50 passengers for $1,744,
600, and 1,432, 1888 tons of freight for
a return of $5,631 TAI. The surplus
earnings were $1O,712. To the deficit
of last year was added $Sl5,525 of un-
paid coupons, due, and SAL 900 due sink
ing fund. This leaves the road a loss
of 81 POS, 422. In Illinois the Ohio and
Mississippi killed ninteen persons and
injured seventeen more or less severely
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-24

Bring your cotton TO the City Ware
house to have it weighed and sampled
in the best style.
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Mr.. d. n Cayer, druggist Fulton, says
.tMany of nv neighbors can testify to the
curative properties Of Browns Iron Bit
tors
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For Sale.

% ACRES or LAND, THREE NILES WEST
XII II Jaekson ON the Mississippi Springs read
1lont 20 acres Of this tract is best creek bottom
Iar d, acres az which is in cultivation, and has
- faile "a produre over an average crop in the
.,sst IveTss seasons and in good sons has pro-
f,,re hale Of cotton aad from 80 to 8 bushels Of
e Is the acre The remaining 80 acres finely
t,,,seI and well ADAPTED to the raising OF fruits
s., vgrfzbies of all kinds There Is creek q
naver-faiIfng water running through the place and
nnnuph weed can be marketed Eom the place 10
aesriy nav for il Any one wanting small place,
convenferf 70 market, cannot do better than 70 pro-
cure this one For particulars apply 70 u II.
= n, H BOYD,
80 - ssa-4v Minnepla, Texas.
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Cotton is booming and the City Ware
house is the place where it booms-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-24

The f,rzt woman whoe ever edited PApet
:, =. sh;s country Is Mrs Harriet y ftsn-
J. 80 she lives +, small house Y ~. y
a. Wv Win wisteria vines climbin4 9ssL ~.
Se,.s.rsev and low windows ana mAs1o,
iialfrees shading the vide 20. -. s;ss
1850 Mrs. Peueft Wae ie4k 3 q -. - - :
fhrss chiIdren and p go -.
nunaber Of years she vas sss.s.sa 3. -,
nriefor. book keeper and - = 9. -
be;ns especially famous e 49, 9 81
- e. rorarIls and strong ealso g. =
y. Telegraph.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Illinois Central Railroad
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

....--Ieases New Orleans 9:l5 q m, arrives a.
ii.Essn 5.45 p. m, leaves eos; arrives al Grand
fssetion at s:l0a m.
ts,s-Ieages New Orleans $50 p. m, arrives 1t
Tsks5n 1925 q. m, leaves Y 40 q. m, reaches
s~spd Junction s.55 .. m.
,es-j-Ieaves New Orleans : a. m, reaches Jack
~ ). - p m, leaves els p. N. reaches Grand
f-.etf4n Is 4 M.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-24

A sallow complexion is indicative o.
,rorms. A few dozes OF Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge will destroy them and give
bright and healthy complexion
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PRECIPITATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears By infoEnntiou received
Nv bv me. that on or about 9th July, 1855 one
VIZ Beck vas bfutaify murdered near his home
II Ieaore county By parti3 unknown, and they
Afterwards made their escape aud are stll e. laFgei
New therefore, I. ROBERT LOWRY Governor
arrest and delivery d ti,t said naEdetefs e the
sheriff q Ieaore county sid inward a p4<Ahle
on eenxfcsian. And do nlgreOEers Fea uiEe l one
Gers u this STATE 70 be diligen1 Il thelf efts .
arrest said fueiflve r1alEslereTs. 3
fsiyeI7 under nv hand and Che Great Seal q tie
slale aflxed s Ja1kson, u l5th day q
&c ROBERT LOWRY.
BY tie Gaverhof:
HKNRY & MrERs Secretary q Stats.
oct.1z. ss3-3Bs
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Z
s. Frank James had to resort to an alibi
for his acquittal. One of his most re-
liable witnesses was positive, and this is
his testimony:
Attorney for prosecution-Yon say
Frank james, defendant, plowed for
YOU on the 29th of November
sWitness-I do.
AttorneyL What did he do on the
seth?
echopped wood.
Attorney-What did he do on the
Witness-That was Sunday and he
went a squirrel hunting.
Attorney-What did he do on the
= Witne.s- He tksakhsd wheat on that
attorney What did he do on the
Witness-Itw was raining and he shaved
| out some handles.
Attorney-What did he do on the
S4th7
Witness He chopped wood.
Attorney-W What did he do on
At this instant the wife of the wit
ness rushed up, seized witness by tn.
cellar, dashing him out Of his seat, ane
+ exclaimed You olu fool, don't ye
know November has just got 81 days il
titYss
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Nh. NJ. Smith, Hernands, Miss, says
f" browns Iron Bitters has given entire salts
faction"
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A12.kn REWARnl
LADIES' SHOPPING AGENCY,

: =
TINE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY OF NATcHEz
i and for years past residing In Louisville, KY,
viii give prompt and careful attention 10 all arti
cles that Mississippi LADIES may wish purchase,
in the Louisville market. She has hkd consider
able experience in shopping for her friends, and
knows where 10 getth best On the best terms. Her
commission will be per cent. on amount OF in
voice. Cash to accompany orders. II any sur
pua II viii be ct once returned She refers 70 her
friends IN Natchez and to Mr. and Bfrs. J. L. Pow
m Jackson MISS BELLA MARSH,
III Chestnut St, Louisville, Ky.
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Railroad EeWs.

ANNUAL REPORT oE THE MICHIGAN
cEGTRALsAsD OF THE ONO Ann his
AT1oS DEVICE PRES
IDEET MYER, OF THE DENVER IND
RIO GRANDF,. ETC. = - saaf
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Farmers u

You will find it to your advantage to
have cotton weighed and sampled at the
City Warehouse. Try it.
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MILLINERY !!
MRS. E. MURPHY
Pianos asd Tuning.

y roNTE PICKENs, Artistic Piano Tuner and
/ M Aren't for H. o. HoileHbergs Music Hoeset
Memphis will be here in few days. Lowest prices
| ma eaaiest terms will be given on Ghlckerang,
/ Knahe and Holienberg Pianos. All Pianos sold d
/ Nr HolIenberg within the last year will be tuned
fnae 81 charge A limited number OF Pianos Will oe
i .rred outside Of sales No cansassing for tuning
Orders received BY postal card viii receive prompt
attention.
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Millinery Department.

10 ~ tia. v are satisfied With our
our stock ii Millinery IS much for
: merchant 70 50. because be /
tie first to find ont the wantings Of
stock and what is not going 70
take and i dead On his hands; but
this season our selections we're made
With good Judgment and much taste,
and We know it because something Of
everything has been sold, and the fact
that 1t sells makes it a good selection.
We claim + o credit ourselves a. We never
see goods until they come to rs Our
buyers in New York exercise the judg-
meut.
We hare nearly every shape shown
and in PInmes. Feathers, Tips, Birds,
Ribbons, and Trimmings generally, our
stock is unsurpassed.
q
We carry Ostrich. PIumes as low as
81 80 and as high as $500; and Trimmed
Hats from 80 cents to $500
Zephyr Department
Zephyrs at &c. an ounce, and stock
to select from such as ours is just as
wen Is you can DO in New York or any
other city. e
knitting silks, Filling and:Embroid.
cry silk, Shading Silk. andrini fact,
everything needed in Fancy Work in
this Department.
Ladies Underwear I!
Outside of our regular line Of Muslin
Underwear we are showing the largest
line of Knit Underwear ever brought
to the city Knit Shirts for Children
and Union SUITS.
Embroidered Flannel may come I'M
der this head sl.O0 and sl.25 are pop.
ular prices.
- THE LONG
aaI ..aiz AND AND THE
SHORT OF 1T.
It Is hard to avoid stupidity in cloth
ing advertising. The only real interest
in it is the appeal of the best for the
least money addressed to people that
wish to buy. We do this. If you
doubt your ability to dress well at small
cost, come to US and you will soon FIND
your error. This viii not interest every
body, but there are a good many in thi'
town that ought to be instructed by it
We have lots of suits that we are sell
ing at less than they cost to make.
4
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Zephyrs at &c. an ounce, and stock
to select from such as ours is just as
well as you can do in New York or any
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-21
LArEs:r ns rrLrrIIorE.

Prosecution ]. O. Troup Ia In Saginaw
Mich. this week ON legal business.
H. ,,,,,r ,y..,co,, ~ Ksnd,i,v;ns
I'd !. La,ra e. Sa,,dsv ssca,;an
A.. I'LL. I'll. a. E..uon, 4. Al,
~. m,', - fsen M,..aa nj. .,s.,a
fJ.'. IN. 81 y. 's' "'e'e'' "'' ''''e' D''-s"'
'",a "'0N'
Measra. Robert ana rrank Dunn,oi BOWL
ing Sreen, returned lew Gays ago ,r9m
uus ous're,, III "'p =" Ao'o"'o' """" ""' A''"s
"'a i",'' 49,,
Ihe Fosioria her'ew OF the lath says:
isev' and MRS: wallace leave on monday
Tor ten dnys' visit win friendsin ferrys-
burg aud Delta
Mr.. Thomas Meehan started on We'd
nesday Tor Lafayette, Ind, on a mission
oi taxing depositions, IN Indiana and
Michigan, before his return.
Mrs. Eva Williams, OF Belleiontaine, ia
home for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Powers. She reports good
sleighing nj home and at Sidney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-21
BrnInnrd's Musical worla.-Th

BrnInnrd's Musical World.-The
Holiday number Of the Musical World is
full OF good things. Fine portraits Of
Franz Abt, Joachim. (the greatest living
violinist), Beilioz, aud some beautiful full
page engravings, are among the illnstra-
tions, while the biographies and general
miscellany are interesting TO all renders.
The news gossip, correspondence, editor
ials and other articles pertaining TO the
musical art, are all timely and Of value Ia
either professional or amateur, teacher oi
student. The music this month consist.
Of choice new song by Rusabel-"You'll
Sometimes Think Of Me;" fine ballad by
Knowles, characteristic aong by Gus
Williams, n Chrisimaa Anthem nnd Il
number ot choice piano-pieces. This nun
Der Of the World ahonl,l he ON every piano
ior,e in the land. Price, Is cepis pe,
copy; ST so per annum.. s. Brninurd', ),
Sons, Euclid avenue, Cleveland, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-21
The Little church A.ound The Cor.

The Little Church A'ound the Cor.
ner.-Messrs. d. Lucas & Son purchased
the old African NJ. Z. Church on Third
street over year ago, which had ceased
to I've used for church purposes. expect.
ing to convert IT into n manufnclory of
some kind. As they had not succeeded
in converting il 10 that use they sold il
few days since 10 Mr.. John g. Hof
man, who commenced moving IL OIL
Wednesday 10 his resIdence lot on Indi-
ana Avenue, where he expects to con-
vert il into a grocery store. Mr.. Lucas
informs us that the church was built
about So years ago, Jarius Curtis, father
of Jarius and Sylvester Carts, having
the contract. When the corner stone
was laid Tin and walnut box wat
placed therein, one containing a Bible
and the other silver coins and other rel
les. 1t was supposed Ht the time tha'
the stone had been tan,pered with and the
money stolen, which proved to be true
upon its removal on Wednesday. In 70
moving the money the cement had beer
broken and lime mortar used 10 plaster
up the POINTS, which admitted dampnes
and the only vestage left remaining wai
the tin box and a small piece OF tb'
leather back Of the Bible.
| The church was erected by the Lnil
eran Congregation and used by them uuii
about is years ago when an old colors'
mnn In Toledo, who made his none.
blacking boots, purchased the building
for place of worship for the colore'
people Of Perrysburg. There not being
suficient number OF colored people her
To keep up an organization and emplo
a minister, il has ceased to be used ia
the purpose intended for several year
past.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-21
Continued from last week.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

In buying silver watch case great care
should be taken to secure one that Is solid
silver throughout. The cap Of most cheap
silver cases is made Of composition known
as alhata, which Is very poor substitute
for silver, as II turns black in short time.
The backs Of such cases are made much
thinner than those of an all silver case,
being robbed in order TO mako the cap
thicker and get in as much as possible Of
the cheap metal. Another important point
in asilver case is the joints or hinges which
should be made Of gold. Those Of most
cheap cases are made of silver, which Is
not suitable metal for that purpose. In
a brief period it warps, bends and spreads
apart, allowing the backs to become loose
upon the case and admitting the dust and
dirt that accumulate in the pocket. The
keystone SilverWa atch Cases are only made
with silver caps and gold joints.
81. LOUIS Mo-. Feb. II. 1854
nouflong and varied eIperiepee In handling wAtchss
tic Kssstoas Sold Silver %SseS Gaze arc fRs E 6sss
main koEoseneoa kssdsr and iSs, than tkss would
be Moro they heated for soldering, and hAvo more
Tessng power against pIessuro than any other o.ses
In tho market MEnhop JLooAnD JkwxLAx Go.
s..d ssni stamp Ksy,lsss watch cs.s yas.ss Phi.-
dsipis Ps or hAndsos Illustrated PsphIst sAsuAs hsv
SaAe bs.s ssd kvsssas usssk ta'ss as AAAs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-21
All good. a. represented, Finkbeine.


Masonic-Election OF r0Hicers.-At the
regular communication Of Phoenix Lodge,
No l23, F. & A. NJ, on Monday evening
last, the following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing year:
w. MN. A. TsowbrIdge.
s. W.-John H. Thornton.
J. We. L. Kingsbnry.
Treasurer-Geo. w. Newton.
Secretary--S. d. Westcott.
S, D.-Thomas Easiell.
j. D.-Chas. A. Kreps.
Tyler-Perry Thomas.
1t was decided to hold private install
lation OF the above officers at the next reg
ulnr communication, January 9TH.
Bro. E. L. Kingsbury was unanimously
elected local director of the Northwestern
Ohio Masonic Relief Association.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-21
Immense stock OF SC goods at
FINKBEINER's,

Death of Edward III. Buil.-We are in
,,..;,, ~ .on n, N. o,,.,. IN, D..,,.
'" Wv ''"' "'P"o'''"
Of the 18th inst, which contains over oiumu
Of the particulars of the acci dental shoo,ipr and
a.,u, NJ ur Ejw.,au RAN .o 81, ME-
=, y, W ~ 49,, s'" W
hni'' prominent lawyer ot ottowa, Ill.,, and
a son .in.law Of Mrs. Jonathan Perrin, OF Per-
rv.burc
'"e p''"'"'"'S y" o''e' "r' AZ '"''""'
Edward. accompanied bv his brotbc -in.lsw /,
Mr.. Kuger, and f,ur other younu men. left
o.,
WI "ne' """'
up IN Minnesota. They pitched their camp
abnut l25 miles north of Campbell, MINI, and
.ts,a ,;ch,s res, ,h. marty sc.,,sr.d mn, ,,.
,.,,d,v !, ...r,h If c,mc ,or,.;,o \, ,.,,rn
next t"ay 'n seAro" W s"'"e' 'g'"''"g return
at moon. All retarurd except Edward, hut
having taken lunch with him Il was thouyIt
iii, rh. -, .I....
We was a" ''p"' '"e camp was move" "o""'
40 rods I" another cao'n, ana MI. Rnger started
ont in search of hunting grounds for the nsxt
a.. IN r.,,,,inc i,,, befus d,,k and ,.,,.
."'. '''u' "e '"'' ""' '"'"
ing tnN ihe voung n,.n Nv" NJ, Wy ofen hearh
from De became alarmed. ne o", large hre
~ the ",n cA"p A"' 'e'"'"ou ~ w" new one
where ne requested a,me :" .he parry |" hre
their guns; ms peWR ""ns sse'r,", feIu'n sh"'s
were heara near 'he nIe. m1' ". ueh "A''o"rd
aud called "a, oy name, ont received n" re;
spone he ,hen sa,o somsln'ne was w"ng ana
ne anu companion s'h''su On me run t"r me
hre' on arriving .hey 'nnhu ~, ,ylng WITHIN
SIX ieet "l the hre WIN ms revo'Ver on one
side and the gun on the oihsr' lie M" refused
to tsh woat was the matter on' upon beng
PRESSED ior an explanation sara ne had shot
himself IN me 'eg. oh examlnauon u was
found that the oa'' nad entered tue rigm nigh
near ,he m'oa'e anu P.sseu u"wu making ony
hes'l won na 10 inc Knee; he wou'd n"t er-
plain how u happened ms was supposed he
ie't sensitive having peen accused ni oeing