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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-28
DEscRlpTioS.

Improvements onEOurt Grean
N ltOf l0a lot North jackson $500. ''ss.s
E hi Of " NJ lot square Sonih Jacksn,,
lmrroy+menls II sw corr rlol6 Hughes surss.
Lots ~ and ~ iobson survey. ...............
y u Ut Is lot D square Moth Jaekson
Z "A 0b,a tot So West Jlckson '.'~e-
Z 93l00 alot So south Jackson ~. - =
u 4 - Sc corlot6 Hughes survey ...........
Tot II Huntstnan survey ................
Lois 81 and 81 West Jackson ........., -
! a east end lots baud 10 Cohea surye
Lot on south side lGalot North jackson -
w hf lot square North jackson v i'.ss-
Improvements on LOTT Hughes survey ..
Lot in Sc cor 3l-lO0 a lot 50 South jackson -.
IA pit lois land Cohea Survey ....
in Is 43 100 lot Hughes Survey. 1'-
Lot ~ Court Hrecn .......... ............
Is hf Of hflot square 8 South jackson,
IN hf of Sc qr3 lot Is South jackson. '''
Is of 8 lot ! aud hf 5alot II North Jaekss
lLotS hi los and 6and n hflots and ii sss
North ............
lLol linton estlsle'
ILols2l, % and % Gohea suryey.........
Lots 3 and 9 square 10 West Jackson.
Lois 80 TO SO inclusive Hooker survey.
ia by 60 feetinsw cor square 10 'D' South Jacssss
4 W pt lot Hughes survey ..................
e hf OF hf lot IL Huntsman survey...
80 by l60 feet on south eide 45-l00 lot Jaeks
n estate except 81 by 1877 Id souihen
E5s lot 2square South jackson ..............
u a pt5 LOT 4 North jackson. ...............
Lot Is Helm survey ........ ........ ..........,..
L IF and hf of " hf lot iiuntsman survsy...
Sc cor $500 lot Clifton estat e....... .......
l.oi square North Jackson.
W hi lo 10 Helm survey ss.... 49,. .............
l3 81 % lot Is North Jackson..,... ,........
pa eet inches front fractional on West street I'll
lS-l00a lot South Jacks n......................
Pa lot off thee side 8 $500 alot West Jackson !.
39H by 81 "A feet on = side lot o Hughes survey a
Eats 1910 60inclu sive Cnhpa survey. ......
IMP oyer;en on lot AZ Hobsou survey ..sas
fot2 Court square South Jack son 49,. Ii III
"a cas- pit Int 10 fInntsman urvey.-.....,....
lLo' z0dnkstl IN
ID hi lot square South Jackson, ...s
N ain lor Hughes survey. .....a
n htofne and ! hf Of seqr2 lot South Jacksan-
49, 100 lot 10 West Jackson
~ amid part east end Lot Hughes survey. .r.-..-
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Local AND OTHER NOTES
Gen. E. c. walthall is in the city

Gen. L. G. Walthall is in the city.
See notice in another column Of
strayed or stolen horse.
--Messrs Sexton and Dodds, of the
Copiah bar were in the city yesterday.
The Washington House, kept by
Mrs. II. w. Pierce, has been thoroughly
repaired.
Pearl river is booming. The Sin.
gleton left Saturday with big load for
the upper ports.
THE CLARION has issued 1871 sub
scription receipts since the first day of
January.
Capt. J. p. Stevens and family will
remove very soon to the residence of
Mrs. Thos. Green.
"A cornet, played by Mr.. Geo. Hun
ter, is the latest addition to the choir of
the Presbyterian church.
Messrs ]. Nee. Martin, J. d. Vert
ner and l.. McLaurin Of the Port Gibson
bar, are in the city,
-SherihMcNulty, of Pike, and Mayor
A. A. Boyd, Of Summit, gave us pleas
ant and substantial call last week.
The Mite Society of the Methodist
church will meet next Friday night at
the residence of G. IL, Manshlp, Esq.
Union Prayer Meetings are being
held at the Presbyterian church on
Sabbath afternoons, from 430 to 5:30
The bridge Of the N. & J. Road
across Bayou Pierre was washed away
Friday night 1t is being rapidly re-
built
"A young gentleman named George
Washington, was added to the family of
Mr. w. A. Whiting on the I'D of Feb
ruary.
Hon. r. N. Miller, of Copiah, ac-
companied by his accomplished wife,
were guests Of Gen. Smith of this city
last week.
We are indebted to Senator George
nd to Representatives Singleton, Man
ing, Money and Muldrow for valuable
ubiic documents.
We are indebted to the thoughtful
indness of our good friend and neigh.
or, Dr. w. 9. Rodgers, for file of late
ashville papers.
We are glad to know that Mr.. T. NJ.
Kerr and family have returned to Jack
son from Boston and will make this city
their future home.
Mrs. Mary G. Barksdale is visiting
the family Of her brother, Mr., X. H.
Craig, 242 Phillip street, New Orleans,
and will be absent several weeks.
Miss Louise Clark, one of Jackson
brightest young ladies, has taken stu
alton in private school at the residence
of Capt. L. I. Hart, near Utica.
The Bakers creek bottom which wa.
overlooked last week and impeded train,
on the V. an. Road, is free Of water and
the trains are running o. X again.
Rev. DIR. Roudebush and family will
reside for the present at Brandon. II 4
quite probable that DIR. Roudebush will
establish boys high school in jackson
We are indebted to that steadfast
friend Of The CLARION, Capt. j. It
Buckley, West Station, for a club Of
seventeen subscribers at that postoiIice
Auditor Gwin has returned from hi.
plantation near Greenville and makes /
favorable report of the condition of tn,
levees in that vicinity on the Mississippi
side.
The millinery department Of Sted
man e Co.'S enlarged store will be il
charge Of AZ New York milliner, anC
lady clerks will be q praiseworthy TEA
ture Of the establishment.
1t will be seen by official motto,
elsewhere that the Board Of Trustees Of
A. Ii M. College will, on Goth June, cleo
Professors for the chairs Of Mathematic,
and English Literature.
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Chicago, St. Louis . New orloan. Railroad
TRAINS Gorxo NORTH.

TRAINS GoIyo NORTH.
No 2--Express, arrives 4;00--leayos 4:05 p, m.
4-Mafl, arrives u .3J-ieayes ~ 40 a. IN.
4" Sway Frt., arrives si3o-leaycs 800 p. IN.
ooTNG SOUTH.
No 1--Exprcss, arrives i0;20-loaves 1925 p. m
+" Small, arrives 3.25--ieages $3.50 a. m.
Way Fr't, arrives 5:O5--leayes 5i35 a. m.
c. I. RuDD, Agent.
C. NJ SHRAFE Get. sup't
j. w. COLEMAN, A. q. +. Ag't
j. G. CLARKE, Prcst. aud Gen, man or.
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MARRIED.

Atkinson REEN--February Dist,
by Rev, G. b. Galloway, Mr.. Andrew j..
Atkinson to Miss Helen Green, both of
this city. The happy couple will please
accept the CLARIoN's congratulations
and best wishes.
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STOLENl

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER, on THE NIGHT
4, Of JANUARY 5TH, q very large, fine. brown.
neci, ian. uCkf HORSE He has short
small head, 2 small white spot behind nne NJ hgs
carS marks Of the collar on tor 81 his neck worhs
wsil "A harness. moves pleasantly in running vail
Y about or years old and cannot fsii ~ .tssa,
attention snywheree beeause Of his aize. Condition
wv general appearance viii pay MEs,. e1S1 for
one .aqellyery q the Horse here 70 me. and
"a s''e apprehension and conviction Of the thief.
jackson, Miss, Jan. 81, 1883 n tNo0hNA'
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The following arc the rates for announcements in
paper, which must be paid when insertion is
ordered District Offices, $1,000; County Offices,
$780, Beat offices, $500. Communications In the
interest OF candidates, 0c, per printed lineaverage
words 10 line 3. These rates aud terms will be
invariably adhered to.
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TRAINS GoING EAST.
No 1, Mall, daily--Arrives at Jackson $3.50 p. m.
Leaves Natchez 80 p. m.
No 3, freight. daily except sunday-Leaves Match
ez 4:45 a. m. Arrives at Jackson p. m,
TRAINS GoIso wPsr.
No. O. Mail, daily--Leaves Jackson 900 a. m.
Arrives at Natchcz p m.
No. T. freight daily except sunday--Leayes
Jackson At $3.50 a. m. Arrives at Natchez 6:2O
p. m.
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New Advertisements.
$1,000 Reward.

Strayed or stolen from the yard Of IT.
- OBERFELT, Pastor OF st. Peters Church here
on February 25th, 1888, one BAY HORSE, about IA
hands high, white seararound his throat. reward
Of $1,000 will be given on delivery of the horse to
his owner
Jackson Miss Fob 2S. 1Ssa. Jim
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Mule Stolen,

+ HAVE IN MY POSSESSION A LIGHT BAY
i MARE MULE, about IA hands high, and about
six years old which believe to have been stolen bv
the person who offered her Tor sale, The owner can
nave same ON proper proof and paying feed expense
l.. LEVI.
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GARDEN SEED-Our stock is now in,
of crop 1883 and very full. Buy of us
and you get reliable seed.
S. LEMLY & Son.
Jan. 81, 'S3-1m.
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Wines, EBranClies and Old KEN
tucky. Dow Whisky, at LEMLYs New Drug Store,
second door above the old stand Tfeb2s-1m.
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NEW ORLEANS, la, Feb. 20, 1855.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING or STOCKHOLM
4 ERs OF this Company for the election OF Di-
rectors and for general business will be held III 2a
", Charles street, New Orleans, La, at l2 o'clock
noon, on Wednesday, March 18th, 1888.
fcb2s, S3-2w.
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oFFIC1AL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Of the City Of Jackson.
JAcKsoS, MISS February, 10, 1888.

JACKSON, MISS February, IS, 1883.
At a special meeting Of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Jackson,
held Monday, February Is, 1888, there
were present, Hon. Jno. NeGiI, Mayor;
Aldermen Hull, Lowd, Spenglrr and Taylor.
Absent, Aldermen Hamilton and Jones
The reading Of the minutes OF the last
meeting was on motion, dispensed with.
Alderman Lowd. Chairman Committee on
Retail Liquor Petitions submitted the fol
lowing report:
Your committee to whom was referred the
petitions of V. Dornes aud ]. ?. Bradford to
retail yinons and spirituous liquors find
after careful count, that they have the
number of signers as required by law, that
these petitions nave been filed one month
and published three weeks in the newspa
pers and recommend that license be gr anted
said petitioners for one year.
w. Q. LowD,
II. SPESGLER,
BEN. JONES,
Committee.
On motion the report was received and
the Licenses granted upon the payment Of
1900 to the State and 800 to the eity. and
filing of proper bond by each of said
petitioners
There being no further business the Board
adjourned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
M. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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For Sale.

A good paying newspaper in North Mis-.
sissippi, with newspaper and job outfit,
presses, and material, ali in excellent con.
dition. Address, W. A.
Care CLARION office. Feb. 14-SS-St.
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DIR. MoFFETT is daily receiving the thanks
Of parents whose children have been saved
by TEEruiNA (7eething Potcders). For sale
by Byron Lemly.
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WE arc authorized to announce the namo Of MR.
w II, X. WARE Of Kinds County, as a candi-
date for the Office OF District Attorney Of the Ninth
Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of Co
piah, Kinds, Madison and Yazoo Election, No.
yember, 1888
VXJE are authorized 10 announce the name OF
w MIR. H. G. CONN. Of Copiah County, as a
candidate for District Attorney for the Ninth Judi
cial District composed of the counties Of Copiah,
Kinds, Madison and Yazoo Eeection, November,
1888
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Going East--Paascnger arrives 1905, p. m.
leaves 10 20 pm; Way Freight, arrives $50 q. M
leaves 20 q m Through Freight arrives 400 q.
M, leaves 40 p. IN.
Going West-MaA arrives $40 a. m, leaves $40 a.
M; Express leaves 1870 =, M; arrives from
Vieksburg 500 p M; Way Freight, arrives 5;45
D. M, leaves CHS. Through Freight, 9;l5 3 M.
leaves $50 a. N.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
E. f. RAwOKTH, Superintendent.
JHo. w. CLINoAE, Local Agent.
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ONE HUNDRED Barrels Buists Seed
Potatoes going like hot cakes.
S. LEMLY & Son.
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NOTICE,

VNfIE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF A. AND M.
Il COLLEGE, will, ON JUNE 20rH, next at the
College elect Professors for the Chair Of Blathemat-
les and Of English Literature Applications can
be flied with T. +. WATSON. Soc'y
feh25, S5-3m A. and NJ. College, Miss
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Price, Per Year, $3.50.
WANTED.

INEXPERIENCED SALESMAN ITO sell Printed
~ wrapping Paper and Paper Bags, IN the fol-
lowing States Mississippi ana I0nisiana' ar,o
commission given. We are an established house n
twenty years For full particulars write our honse
WIN. III. II. ROGERS & Co.
1890, Nos. los to ia Wooster Street.
Ieol4, SGT. NEW York Cry.
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HAMs--The best brands in America,
and Breakfast Bacon Is to 17cts. per
pound sold by LEMLY & Son.
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Jackson prices are about i21 per cent higher than
the foregoing rates
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10 HORSE VIII die OF coLIc nors or irxu I'm
N5lh, y 4 9ufzs Powders are used In time
rouks iowderswiH cure and prevent Iiec c,ror,wrA
louis Powders will prevent GApps IN Favcls
rsuezs Powders will increase tile quantity al nilk
snS srs wan twenty per cent and make the butter rm
ro'.ss rowdcrs wiz cure or prevent almost xyKnY
eis c3,a " which Horses and cattle are subject
sold everywhere. AoiioA.
DAVID +. Fourz. Proprietor.
BALTIMORE. MD.
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IF you are miserable and medicines have
nor helped you do not give up, but try Par
kers Ginger Tonic
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NYANTED by a sIN y 4, iNiliis'
wv nation as Teacher, CLERK y, h 4
or assistant in house-work anu =
Address B. G., Raymond, MIS-
feb21, '02-it.
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Bulst's Garden seed and Onion sets
at LEaLY's New Drug Store, second door above
Old Stand. [feb2s-1m.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for
the week ending February %, 1888.
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the week ending February 70, 1888.
Bell, D. c., Score ary Newson, J. M.
Bowen, +. L.-2 Parsons, r. r.
Brown, Mrs. Matte Penney, Whitman
Brooks, $. L. Pines, Matte
Chandler, Mrs MollieProctor. A. ].
Edwards, II. b. Richardson, Miss Nit
Gamble, s. r.. te-4
Gaines, Ben. Richards. W II.
Gibbons, Mrs EmmaRunner, ]. W..
Griffin Mrs Peggy Securing, Mrs l..
Hale, Mrs. Dora Smith, Conrad
Hudson, X g. Smith, P.
Hays, LYDIA Ste oman, Alice W.
James, Prots A. W. Taylor John II.
johnson, i i. Tar SER Afford
johnson, Allen Terry Miss Virginia
lcseph, Mrs Mary 2.
Johns Airs. Louisa Thompson, Mrs NJ. j.
KEENAN, Septmus Tompkins, Win
Lamar, Mrs Maria Tomson, Denis
ong, J II. Walker, joe
Malone, Minnie Warren, Chas
Mckinney Lee Worthington, Edward
Miller, Hon r. N. Wilson, Mrs Caroline
Mitchell, d. s. Williams, NJ So Lizzie
Morgan j. A. Wilcox, " II.
Persons calling for any of the above let.
tiers will please say advertised"
GEO. G. MCKEE, p. M.
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shadesl shaderll shadsalll

New lot with Fixtures at 81 Is, sl.e5 and
$500 each, at EYRIcH 4 Cos.
Jan. 'sS-4t.
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norm, OATS, RER An Ann xrnr,
~ Golden Dent Seed Corn, $500 per bnshe1
btiniy Flows. BI0UGHER K BROWNE.
feb2l ,'53-it ~ y -
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SEE notice Of Election Stockholders
West & East Railroad, in another col
umn.
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MARL!


A Cheap, ]. Lasting, As ,sa's eiii|
N up In GOOD flour barrels, zovhs n a
rels for $40 cash. Arrangements , ..s,sl san
Capt. j. II. Odeneal at the W p .a- n ID
jackson, Miss, 10 get the teraltsla sIrsd va
the crop Is made, or longer, y NJ, TeS ". pat y
terest. One tons barrels--wlit W., Y rriia
v. q M. II. r., for $1,000. Ine NJ, ~ IniN
portation Is very low--one ccn Xxx lhous
~ SO per car load 10 Newton. WY 4 y "
now f0r Sale. For informauvh XIV, W hsrl
Fertilizer, either in composllng' VernauIrt Z
8 or 10 barrels OF home manuInss'. 2 Rsak. Z
person orby letter, At Capita, !, S'sssffnIlkl
Ait Brougher 4 Brownies Feed NV rxsbI
near the City Hall, $3.50. y
Ils- Mari win be furnished .. AZ si hrrs.
desiring to use Il on their Batoep ~
feb2l 'ss-2m. ~
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

vickuburg and Meridian Railroad.
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hatcher, Jackson a Columbus Railroad.
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N. NJ. MCLEOD, city ClerIy.
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West end East Railroad CO

Jackson, Miss, Fob. 2s-lt.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-14
Brick Pomeroy's Advice to
Boys.

You are learning a trade.
That is Il good thing to have.
It is better than gold. Brings
always a premium. But to
bring a premium, the trade must
be perfect-no plated-silVer at
fair. When you go to learn a
trade do so with determination
to win. Make mp your mind
what you will be and be it. De-
termine in your own mind to be
a good workman.
Bide your time,
Learn to wait.
Learn to labor
Trust in fate.
Ever honest
Keep your pluck.
Ever faithful
Trust in luck.
Have pluck and patience.
Look out for the interests Of your
employer-thus you will learn
to look out for your own. DO
not wait to be told everything.
Remember, act as though you
wish to learn. If you have an
GRAND to do start on like a boy
with some life. Look about you.
See how the best workman in
the shop does, and copy after
him. Learn h@y to do things
well. Whatever is worth doing
at all is worth doing we'll.
Never slight your work. Every
job You do is a sign. If you
have done one in ten minutes
see if you cannot do the next in
nine. Too many boys spoil a
lifetime by not having patience.
They work at a trade until they
see about half of its mysteries,
and strike for higher wages.
Act as if your interest and the
interest of your employer were
the same. Good mechanics are
the props of society. They are
those who stick to their trades
until they learn them. People
always speak we'll Of a boy who
minds his own business-Who is
willing to work, and who seems
disposed to be somebody in time.
Learn the whole of your trade.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-14
The Elephant.

The elephant OF the Jardin
des Plantes at Paris used to play
his visitors a trick which could
not have been thought of but
by an animal of much intelli-
gence. His house opened upon
an enclosure called the elephants
park, containing a pond, in
which he would lay himself I'M
der the water, concealing every
part of him except the end of
his trunk, a mere speck that
would hardly be noticed by a
stranger to the animals habits.
A crowd would often assemble
around the enclosure, and, not
seeing him in it, would watch
in expectation for him to issue
from his house. But while they
were gazing about a copious
shower would fall upon their
heads, driving them under the
trees for shelter, in much per-
plexity as to why rain descend
ded from a blue sky. Imme-
diately afterwards, however,
they would see the elephant
slowly rising from his bath,
evincing, as it seemed, an awk=
ward joy at the trick he had
played. In the course of time
his prank became known and
the moment the water began to
rise from his trunk, the specta-
tors would take fight, Of which
he appeared exceedingly de-
getting up as fast as
he could to see the hustle he
had made.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-14
Newspaper Laws and asegasla-
lions.

L. Subscribers who do not give express no
tee TO the contrary are considered wishing to
continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuanee
of their periodicals, the publisher may CONT
nue. to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed, they are held responsible until
they nave settled their bills and ordered them
discontinued.
A. If subscribers move to another place
without Informing the publishers and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction. they are
held responsible.
S. The courts have decided that refusing
to take the periodicals from the office, or re-
moving and leaving them uncalled for, Is prI-
ma facie evidence of Intentional fraud.
6. ANY person who receives a newspaper
and makes use OF lit. whether he has ordered
it or not, is held in law to be "a subscriber.
z. IT subscribers pay i'll advance, they are
bound to give notice to the publisher at the
end of their time, il they do not wish TO con
tinue taking it otherwise the publisher is
authorized to continue sending it on, and the
subscribers will be responsible until an ex-
press notice, with payment Of all arrears, is
sent to the publisher.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-14
CLUBBING II

The Courier and Weekly Times Democrat
one year for $3.50;
The Courier and Weekly Capitolian-Advo-
cate one year for $3.50;
The Courier and American Agricnlturist
one year for 1915;
The Courier and Scientific American one
year for $500;
The Courier and Our Little Ones and the
Nursery one year for $3.50;
The Courier and American Farmer one year
for $500;
The Courier and Demorests Monthly Maya
zine one year for $4.25;
The Courier aid The Breeders Journal 80
page monthly one year for $500.
Subscriptions taken for any of these publ
eatiens at publishers rates.