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LEGAL NOTICES.

DROBATE NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR
/ Court, State of California County of Saera-
mento. In the matter of the estate OF PATRICK
SULLIVAN deceased. Notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the 18th day ofNC MEMBER, 1884, at ~
o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, and the Courtroom of
said Court at the Court house in the city of Sac
ramento, County of Sacramento and State OF
California, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the viii of said PATRICK
SULLIVAN. deceased, and FOR hearing the appli-
cation of ANNIE MCNAMEE for the issuance to
her of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 5th day of NOVEMBER, 1854.
[sEAL CHAS. NJ. COGLAN, Clerk.
BY GEO. w. JACKSON, Deputy Clerk.
JOHN 7. CAREY, Attorney for Petitioner.
Il
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24
A Christmas SANDER.

Little Harry was a real good little
boy, and his brothers, Tom and George
were also good boys, only they were
very thoughtless. One day, while pass.
ing the cottage of poor widow, Tom
and George began throwing stones al
her cat. Little Harry reminded them
That this was very, very wrong, and
they stopped throwing stones at the
sat and went home. Then little Har-
~ went in the poor widows cottage to
ask her if there was anything be could
do for her. The poor widow was very
much pleased to see such a nice little
boy, and told him he looked like her
little brother in Chicago.
Then she explained that only little
while ago she was great society belle
in Chicago, but she married against
her dear parents wishes, aud now she
was all alone in the world, for her has
band had run away from her. She
said she let people call her a widow
because it was too much trouble to an
swer questions. Then Harry looked
out the back door, and, seeing a bic
pile of wood, he asked if he should moi
'eut it for her. She said Yes" and
Harry got saw and sawed it all up
The widow thanked him kindly, and
said she hoped he would get his stock
ing full of nice things on Christmas
She said she always hung up her stock.
ing on Christmas, but no one put any
thing in it any more. When Harry
went home he told his mamma al
about it. and his mamma said he was q
good little boy, and his two brothers,
who did not try to do any good in the
world, were very naughty.
This made Tom and George feel very
bad. and they determined that they
would be good little boys. too. Sc
they went to the Chicago widow and
asked her TO please hang her stocking
On the outside Of the house on Christ
mas Eve. She promised she would,
and when Christmas Eve came Tom
aud George went around like good lit
tie boys and shoveled ton of coal into
it.-thtladelphta Cal.
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Santa Claus,

Santa Claus was one of the Oldest
ideas of the Celtic west in Pagan times.
as he was of the Pagan east before. In
Christian times he was still regarded
with religious reverence, sitting, as he
had sat for ages in Egypt and else
where, in the arms of his mother
Santa Claus was, in fact, the child Je-
srs in the middle ages; and through
out that period the festive creed OF
Germany and all Celtic Europe was
that he visited all family dwellings OF
good Christians on the eve of his ami
versary. and brought with him gifts
and blessings for tine children. This
beautiful tradition is still to be found
lingering in Germany. though Santa
Claus does not seem to be specially
connected with it by name. The truth
of this original belief is plainly enough
ind Gated by the word s'clause, which.
in the Gothic or ancient German. means
child and son Santa Clause for
merly meant the Holy Child.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24
CHAPTER x.

Pierce, perplexed BY missing the carriage,
jumped into one he knew TO be near the
compartment in which he had left Dorothy.
He felt uneasy on her account, but
thought he should easily find her when the
train stopped.
But somehow he could not rest and kept
looking out fest of one window then the
other.
Once he faRcied a smothered cry floated
to him. This fired his blood to fever-heat
and when he felt the train slacken speed
he was almost inclined to get out and walk
along the footcpard, as guards do, till he
came to the right carriage, but the idea of
grinding his legs tween the platform and
the train kept his iinpatience in bounds.
Sill, he hung ut as far as-he could. In
the distance he Gould see the signal-posts.
their lights looking like huge gems. Then.
oh, horror. he saw, two carriages in front
OF him. door fly open, and man spring
out with struggling woman in his arms.
The train was then running past bic
snow-ileap, piled together in clearing the
line. He saw the two forms huddIed in q
heap. sickening sight suggestive of
broken bones, and thanked God the people
tell clear of the train.
he was quick to ring the alarm, but the
tram did not really stop till it got into the
station.
Pierce's excited account of what hehad
seen was gravely listened to by the guard.
and men sent at once to search the spot
where the snow-banks were.
Pierce, in his anxiety, was about to follow
the men, but the thought of Dorothy's alarm
at not seeing him decided him to forego the
adventure till he had assured himself of her
safety.
He FASTENED along the row Of carriages
till he came to the one be fancied he had
left her In; this was empty but for foot
warmer, lady's travelling-bag, and some
wraps
He sprang In. Mercifui heavensl where
was Dorothy? These were her things. Sure
~ she must have got out to look for him.
He sprang out again In evident alarm, but
could not find her. Then came the terrible
idea that it was her he saw flying from the
carriage in the arms of the man. Alarm
seemed to lend wings to his feet, he flew,
rather than walked, to where crowd of
people stood over two DrOstrata forms. The
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24
Christmas Presents.

Children of the present generation
are not aware, probably, how much
better they fare at Christmas and on
their birthdays than their fathers did.
And it is a conclusive proof of the
growth of our people on the sentimen-
tai side or their natures, that it is so.
Forty years ago. in this country, it is
not likely that one boy out of score
expected to receive even one present at
Christmas The practice has grown
almost universal within the last gener-
alton, and the prayer of all is that the
custom will not die out.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24

During the 800 years between A ID.
II and 3l3 the Roman Empire had fifty
seven rulers. OF these twenty-three
were assassinated. one was poisoned by
his wife, three were killed by their own
soldiers, five killed themselves, one was
strangled BY his mistress. one was cap
tured by the enemy and hayed alive,
several were killed in battle. one was
drowned. one died of plague, and two
or three were formally executed. Al
together the rulers Of the empire would
not have made promising field for
the operations Of a life insurance COM
pauy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS ON THE
L estate Of Minerva Skarksy deceased. having
been granted 10 the undersigned by iae Chenesrv
Court Ior the tirst Di>trie; 2! Hleis tuanty Mis-
s,9sipP', o. isp atty day Of August, 1881, new,
all persons hayiRg claims against the estate Of std
inIestate, must exhibit the sane, and have them
registered by the Clerk Of said Court within one
year rom this date, or they vii be forever barred
This DeceIaber }, 1854.
CLAIBORNE 5. IIYLASD,
dee B tS4-Iw A1ministratar
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within legal hours. the following DESCRIBED lands
Levied on As the property Ct the Defendants 10 Wit
Vacant lot just south oi e. Harringt0a's resi-
denee, and north of Asyigm street fronting si
ieet on State street, and running back west same
width $40 Ieet T. President street, Jackson Kinds
county, Mississippi.
Also, an undivided one-teurth interest in lot :.
Immediately north ot the city cemetery, bounded
north by Fertilization stregt, at by West street,
Vest by Parker street, ami south bv HuutSus an
street, Jackson, Kinds county Nississ ppi
Also, 5l-S2 acres Of the east hals OF MORT Invest
quarter Of section :. lying south Of the Natehaz
jackson COlumh bus Railroad and a AGENT thereto;
and $3.50 acres Of the west hall OF the northeast
quarter OF said section :, lying also south OF said
railroad and adjacent to the same and S9-2s acre,
Of the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section :, lying Immediately OF the Portes
place, and bounded by the same; and 1854 acres
OF the vest hall OF northwest quarter OF section Q
lying Immediately south OF The forter lace and
bounded by the same; amounting N the Aggregate
TO 2o0-i5 acres. ali ia I0NnShip y Range cast and
bounded a described in dees irun Daniel r
Garfield and AionIo I. Br,Rs1n 4 Homes : Haniil
!, n, recorded in the office o. the Charcerr Geek
OF the ist District OF Kinds county, Mississippi Ii
Deed Rook 20. ls, page S39
v. { RAUM, [. ;. Marshal
Dec 10 'S4-ty
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NOTICE 10 CREDiTnR>.

| ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON THE WILL
l. OF Mrs kezia Allen, deceased, were granted
: me 10 the 39th day of November 1854. AL per
having claims against her estate are requested
10 exhibit them and have them registered by the
Clerk Of the Chanoery Court OF Kinds COUNTY in
the First District thereof within year or they
all ce forever barred. J. NJ. SHAW,
dee.S, 's4-4w. Executor
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24

Do not buy any Christmas cards with
limitations of snow and ice on them, un-
less y,u would be haunted by the pos
sibility that some poor girl had been
killed in making them. The frosty eff
feet is produced by means of minute
bits of pulverized glass, scattered on
q gummed surface. Some Of these have
been known to penetrate the lungs Of
the girls, producing death or lifelong
misery.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24

Christmas is a or at institution. 7:
makes a boy live all the year on the
hope of getting a painted top in his
stockings on the 18th day of December
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Two Christmas Ewes.

Last Christmas eve, hand clssped in hand,
BY the yllle log brightly burning
They sat them down at Loves command.
Chock full of hope and yeafninEs
This Christmas eve. Oh, sad resource,
Two lawyers sbrewI attend her:
She's madly bent on Il quick divorce
And be : of on a bender
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24

Handmade envelopes cost originally
5 cents each The envelope-making
machine now turns them out so that 3
thousand are sold for 30 cents.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24

Somebody who alleges he has made
the count says that music is mentioned
Just l6a times il the Old Testament-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24
PIECES OF ROME.

For four years have hoen afflicted with a
yeFy trpghiesqHe caisrrh Oh the bead 80 ter
ribie has its nature been that when ! blew my
nose small pieces of bone would frequently
come out OF my mouth and nose. The dis
charge was copious, and at times exceedingly Of
fensive. My blood became 50 impure that my
general health was greatly impaired, with poor
appetite and worse digestion.
Numerous {nedicines were used without re-
lief until l began be use Of B. B. B, and three
bottles acted almost like magic. Since their
use not 9 symptom has returned, and l feel in
every way quite restored to health. ! am an
old citizen OF Atlanta, and refer to almost any
one living on Butler street, and more paItcu-
larly to Or. l.. NJ. GiIi,m, who knows Of my
case Mrs. ELIZABETH KNOTT
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Christmas Expectations,

'Can I hang up my stocking Christ
mas eve, mamapn
Yes. dear; if you are real good
little girl. =
.sOhi won't that be nice. Will Santa
Claus pnf piano in it. ?''
ssYou musn talk that way. darling. y
why. mama? Is it naughtys
mo, dear; but if anybody should
hear You ask such o question they
might think you were Chicago girl. =
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-24
COMMISsIVNRpis ME-

SSH vs.
Nancy HUM, EFT AL.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern Dist let OF Mississippi. I'm Equity
EpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
hS by the said Court, in said cause on the 2sth
Day OF May, 1854, /, the undersigned as special
q 5trt or
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A ElHTgHE GOE.Hs.

Mr.. Z. A. CLARK, OF Atlanta, Cd, in speaking
of $4,000 in gold desires to say to the readers
OF this paper that the whole OF the above
amount was spent in a iruitless effort in find
ing relief from a terrible Blood Poison Affect
ing his body, limb and uose-presentiug ugly
running ulcers. He Is now sound and we'll,
having been cured by the most speedy and
wonderful remedy ever before known, and any
interested party who may heed q Blood Purifier
viii learn from him that three bottles Of b. B.
b. restored bis appetite, lie lied al ulcers, re-
lieyed his kidneys, and added twenty one
nnnnds ~ III, WI in in tlirtN .iaNs
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.

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For THE SOUTHERN DfSI Riot ApF MISSISSIPPI
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In cases OF dys-
repsia, d e bility,
rheumatism, fever
and ague. liver com
paint inactivity OF
the Kidneys a n d
bladder, consti pa
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letters TO III a C h
Bitters IS a tried
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aud household spe-
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