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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

CARPETS are selling every day at WHIT
ING's, but the supply never runs short.
You can always get the exact pattern you
want, as he sells for Sheppard, Knapp &
Co., of New York City, and can always
supply the demand, and give you Rugs,
any quality, size or pattern. 1t will pay
you to see his samples, as they represent a
stock of $15, 100000 in carpets. Don't wait
but give your order, as it takes some time
to get the carpets from New York.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08
Public Speaking.

E. Barksdale, Democratic candidate for CT eress
has made the following additional appointments tc
address the people:
Clinton, Kinds county, Friday, October II.
Edwards. Kinds county, Saturday, October 49,
Bolton, Kinds county Saturday night October Is
Jackson, Kinds county, Monday night, Oct 20.
Utica, Kinds county, Tuesday, October 81
Martin, Claiborne county, Wednesday, Oct q
Brandon, Rankin county, Wednesday, October %
Messon, Copiah county, Saturday night, Oct p
Haziehursf, CoPiah county, Monday, October 27
Crystal Springs, Copiah co, Tuesday night, Oct. 2s
raymond, Hinds county, Thursday, October 80
Canton, Madison county SATURDAY November /
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PrOposaIs for Reef.


The voLrA1c BKLr Co. Of MarshaIl,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated EI.Ec-
TRo-FoLrAIc Belt ard ether EE1crREc
APPLIANCES On trial for thirty daya, 70
men fycung o. old afflicted with nervous
debility. loss Of vitality and al kindred
troubles. Also Tor rhenmatign. neuralgia,
paralysis, and many other diseases. Con-
pIete restoration % health and Fia1F ausr-
anleed. No risk Is fncuEfed ss irty DAYS
trial 3 allowed Write tkeni s. once for
illustrated psmphleE llse
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Estate Of Hrs. Nancy Hunt, Deceased:
Notice 70 Cradftara

TUE UNDERSIGNED WAS APPOINTRD Ex-
scuteE q the last VIII and Testament 81 1Irs.
Massey Hunt Deceased, ~ the Chancery Court a
ths ppieEahet 4eEIqs 1857 thereof, and now ri4eS
notice e ~ persons having claims azafnst rafi
estate 70 exhibit the same and have them reQIafeFaa
bY The Elerk q said Court within one yes3 er ifer
vii Be forever barred. ID ri Ftsn4Fn
ettAs o4--Nt Executor
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Time Changed.

The time for laying the cornerstone of
St. James Episcopal Church, Port Gibson,
has been changed from the 23d to the 30th
inst So we are informed by the Secretary
Of Washington Masonic Lodge, No. 3.
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Public Speaking.

ROBERT POWELL, Democratic nominee for eleetor
will be with +. BARKsDALE, nominee for Congress
at
Stems Creek-Friday, October 10, and
Notwithstanding, October H.
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Pnhlic Gneakinr

Hon VAN H. MANNING, Democratic nomine
for Eleetor, viii address the people at the following
times and places:
Oxford, Thursday, October 9
Grenada, Friday, October TO-.
Charleston Saturday, October H.
WinOna, Thursday, october 16.
Lexington, Friday, October H.
YazOo City, Saturday, October Is
Vieksburg Monday, October 20.
Natehez, Wednesday October %
Fayette, Thursday, October %.
Pass Christian, Saturday, October %
Scranton, Monday. October 27.
Enterprise, Wednesday, October 90.
Macon, Thursday, October 80.
Columbus, Friday, October 81.
Aberdeen, Saturday, November l.
OLIVER CLIFTON,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
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KIDNEY TROUBLE.

For over six years 1 have been terri
bic sufferer from a troublesome kidney
for the relief of which l have
spent over $3.50 without benefit; the most
noted SO called remedies proving failures.
The use of one single bottle of B. B. B.
has been marvellous, giving more relief
than all other treatment combined. It is
a quick cure, while others, if they cure at
ali, are in the distant future.
C. II. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
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Public Speaking.

J. W. BAILEY, Democratic nominee for Eleceor,
Seventh District will address the people of Kinds
county at
Clinton Saturday, October l.
Raymond, Monday, October o.
Utica, Saturday, October is.
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Public Speaking.

Hon. o. T. SINGLETON and Hon. g. A. WILL
ON, will address the voters of the 5t COMPRESSION.
! District at the following times and places:
Forest-Saturday October H.
Raleigh-Monday, October Is.
Paulding- Wednesday, October -.
EnteTprise-Frid October H.
Quitmsn-Saturday, October is.
Meridian--Monday, October 20.
Waynesb0ro-Tuesday, October n.
Decatur-Thursday, October %
lazoo City-Saturday, November 1.
w. II. WHITAKER,
Chm. Dem. Elk. Com.
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The Capital Clothing Emporium
appears to be astonishing the natives as
we'll as the rest of mankind in this section
with It's broadside announcements, but a
visit to the Emporium will satisfy any one
that its stock of fall and winter clothing,
etc, is immense, and that the prices are
marked down upon the principle OF quick
sales and small profits.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

We learn that Paul II. Wofford, son OF
Maj J. S. Wofford, stood most excellent
examination last week at 0kolona Tor
license to practice law. This young gen.
tleman, after his examination, we hear,
was congratulated by both the bar OF Oko-
Iona and visiting members. Sobriety,
attention to business and perseverance
will bring him success.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

A subscriber to THE CLARION, at Prov
idence, R. l., wants to know who is the au-
thor of the article on the death Crap
pie at Petersburg" and states that ne Is
filing them to be read to his G. A. 4.
Post. Others have made similar inquiry.
The writer is Frank H. Foote, as true
soldier as ever handled musket, and now
practising the arts of peace in Port Glib
sen. His sketches are closed in this issue.
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The Vicksburg Southrons have ac-
cepted the invitation OF the State Fair
officials to give an exhibition drill on some
day during Fair week. This gallant com.
mand has recently received new outfit Of
improved arms and Announcements. Their
visit will be one of the most interesting
features in a programme already full Of
attractions
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Public Speaking.

Hon. Robert Powell and W. B. Walker, Demo-
cratic nominees for Eect0r will address the citizens
Of Monroe county at the following times and places
Aberdeen, Tuesday, October 81, night
SmithyilIe, Wednesday, October % u m
OLIVER CLIFTON, Chm. Dem. state Com
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We are advised by the President OF the
Democratic Club, IL. B. Mayes, Jr., ESQ,
that the Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar will include
jackson in his list of appointments for pub
lie speaking. We congratulate the COM
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Public Speaking.

L. BARKsDALE, nominee OF the Democratie-COn-
servatiFe party of the Seventh Congressional Dis.
trict, and J. W. Bailey, District Eleetor will adj.
dress the people at the following places:
SIMPSON COUNTY.
Westville-Saturday, October H.,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

Rev. Dr. Hoyt, who was announced to
commence series of services at the Presby-
terrain church on last Sabbath, has found
it necessary through unforeseen circum-
stances, to delay the meeting for one month.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

The indications are, that the Fairs
70 be held in Aberdeen, jackson and Me-
ridian, this month, will all be well atten-
ded. The exhibitions of stock and I'M
proved machinery viii doubtless be equal
to the steadily growing interest IN those
features Of our prosperity and progress
The Aberdeen Fair opens on Monday,
next, 18th; the Fair at Jackson, on 10th,
aud a. Meridian on 9th. Thus each viii
contribute to the success Of the other.
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The ladies Of the Baptist church will
serve din1er to the public every day dur
ing the approaching State Fair having
rented room connected With the build
ings, and haFfng also secured OF the
Board of Managers. the exclusive right 70
serve warm dimes end oysters on the
grounds. They viii seeYe breakfast,
beginning at 10 O'Clock 3. N. Comforts
Ole and complete meals assured, though
net on the restaurant plan. Ice cream
aad coffee at all hours. They earnestly
soaleit liberal patronage, . they are anxious
70 raise faRds, Whereaith to carry on the
repairs on their hoRse Of worship.
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Much needed repairs are being made
this week upon the interior Of the Presby-
terrain church. Among other things the
choir stand, formerly in the rear OF the
church will now occupy a position at the
left of the pulpit.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

DIR. c. c. Rarrows, surgeon in the
c. S. Army, stationed in Arizona, accom-
panied his parents home upon their return
irom New York, and is now visiting friends
In the city. DR.. Barrows is jackson boy
N whom the city feels well merited pride.
The success and promotion which he has
received are rarely bestowed so lavishly
upon one of his years, but the experiences
gained by talent, study and practice has
deservedly been rewarded. in placing him
thus early in his career far upon the high
road to fame.
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DR.. Dudley, of Dudley Institute, has
added the name of Miss Pond to his facul-
ty, and the young lady is expected to ar
rive in a few days, to assume control OF
the Art Department. She bears with her
testimonials of high character, and the
art lovers of Jackson will find in her quite
an addition to their circle.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

Mrs. X. D. Chandler, it will be seen by
her card, has leased a three-story brick
building on Poydras street, near st. Charles,
New Orleans, where she will be prepared
to entertain Mississippi visitors to the Elk
DOsitIOn
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Attention is called to the card OF
Messrs Booth & Nipple, painters, glazers,
etc. These excellent workmen are now
doing quite an extensive job at the State
Lunatic Asylum. They solicit orders for
any work in their line, and will not fail to
give satisfaction.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

We have received from our friend MIR.
). Green Wilson reply 10 the statement
of Secretary Chiles in reference to certain
awards at last State Fair. Having given
both sides a hearing, We see no good to re-
suit by a protracted newspaper discussion.
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Strike af the lounfsin head he course 2.
I'll evils 4 = worms fhst - 1z1t-esa
81 health 81 your child. 9lte e%s,Fea
IS1i<r NernIIu1e before i = 100 fe{e.
6'.Ig S. ssn|s s bottle. fet sale # LEM
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Miss Mamie Skellenger, daughter Of
Mr.. w. S, SkelIenger, IL now a boarding
pupil Of Dudley Institute.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

The charming Misses Laura Maxwell
and Mollie Daughtry, OF Canton paid our
city flying visit, on Sunday last.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

Married last night, 9TH inst, at the
residence OF Mr.. John Stewart, West Jack
son, by the Rev. DR.. John Hunter, Mr.. c.
W. PARKER to Miss MAGGIE STEWART.
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Mrs. Fleet T. Cooper, with her little
daughters, Is visiting MH. Hatch, Of Aber-
deem.
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ne viii exfhsnee pnplph let nnls Of IS78
1874. 1875, 1873 1880 81 1884 To- Acls 81
1852 Adde'S TIE cLAn10N, Jaekson,
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Rev. DR.. Hunter is absent attending
Presbytery at Greenyille this week. Hence
thereSwill be no service in the Presbyte-
Ran church on next sabbath.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

-Seutter, the jeweler and artist, has a
new and attractive announcement in this
issue, to which he invites the attention of
his numerous customers.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

college Green Public School opened
to-day 1t should have been opened on
Monday, but the unavoidable delay was
caused by unfinished repairs upon the
buildings.
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The young people Of the Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment at the
Manse on Friday, the 9th inst, commenc-
ing at half past five. All are cordially in
yited to attend.
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Miss Bessie Brunson left the city on
Saturday night for New Orleans, where she
will continue her French and musical
education, and also add her sweet voice to
one of the finest choirs in ihe city.
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DIR. Roudebush has added an interest
ing feature to his already popular Academy,
consisting Of fine vocal training, daily,
under the efficient management OF Prof.
Blees.
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-Messrs. VIM. Bole and Percy O'Leary,
Of Canton, spent Sunday with friends in
the city.
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Miss Mamie Rice returned home on
Friday last from AN extended visit to
friends and relatives in Lapine, La.
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

MIR. Harmon, OF New Orleans spent
last Sunday in our city.
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We regret extremely to learn of
the serious illness Of Mr. Robt. Shotwell,
and hope that his recovery may be speedy.
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The Deaf and Dumb Institution opened
its classroom doors on Wednesday last,
for the reception OF pupils, and very
full opening is reported.
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The Institute for the Blind had a sue
eassfuI opening on Monday last.
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Miss Cola Barr leaves tomorrow
night for Selma, Ala, where she will spend
the winter.
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knights and Ladies of Honor tonight
full attendance is particularly requested.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATION ON THE ESTATE OF
"A Mr.. James shelton deceased, was granted to
me on September 49, 1884. All persons having
claims against his estate are requested to exhibit
them and have them registered by the Clerk OF the
ChAucery Court of Kinds County, In the First Dis
triet thereof, within year, or they viii be for
ever barred. MRS, AZ. A. SHELTON, Adm'x.
October s, 1884,.
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BOOTH e Nipple.

UTILL GIVE PROMPT AND sATISFACTo-
w RY attention to
HOuse.Painting, Caleemlnings Glazing
and Paper-Hanging.
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Hon. Chas. Richardson, Presidential E1ector, VII
address the people the following times and places
Walden, Saturday, October II.
Black Hzwk, Monday, October ls.
CsrrolltoB, Tuesday, October Il.
Niuons- Tuesday night October IL
Duck Hill, Wednesday, October IS
PittSboFo, Saturday, October Is.
Houston, Monday, October 20
Brooks7ille, Monday, October q
shuquzlak, Tuesday, October g.
Scf0ba, Wednesday, October %.
DeKalb, Thursday, October 90
Louisville, Saturday, November T.
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Miss Myrs Bailey returned from her
gisit to Louisville last night
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Buy your Blankets and shavls of WM.
A. WHITING yon viii get bottom rock
figures, all WOODEN goods are very low this
season.
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THE CHARTER Of
INCORPORATION Of Pearl BiVer Mills.

DE IT KNOWN THAT WE, JOSHUA J.
ID Green, Albert A. Green and Joseph H. Nor
rs, our associates and successors, are hereby, in
accordance with Chapter IS, Of Revised Code OF
Mississippi of 1880, and the amendments thereto,
organized and incorporated into . body corporate,
by the name OF pearl River Mills" with perpet-
ual succession that all the powers and privileges
conferred on corporations by tie said Chapter 80,
and the amendments thereto, are hereby declared
to he adopted and embodied in this Charter; that
the purposes for which this corporation is organized
are: removing lint from cotton seed, cleaning cot
ton seed, the manufacture Of products of all de-
scriptions, from cotton seed or other seeds; from
wood cotton, wool, ramie and metals; the manu-
facture of fertilizers of all descriptions, and the
erection and operation Of q compress for cotton
bales or other baled goods, or products. That the
domicile of said corporation shall be jackson,
Kinds County, Mississippi. Dated this 18th day Of
September, A. D., 1884.
Enforcement Of the Attorney General:
hereby certify that in my opinion the proyis-
ions of the foregoing charter OF Pearl River Mills
are legal and constitutional.
Dated this September 18th, 1884
7. C. CATCHINGS,
Attorney General of the Safe of Mississippi.
OctS, "a 3w.
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NJ ANTED IN EVERY TuWN. no INTRO.
~ dnee something neH and nice. BIG money
laade address GIeE6ent Exposition Nanufaeinf.
lHE peulfaRys E. q BOX 92st. New Orleans.
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Exposition BOARDING HOUSE

AApVDAB4VA OV444UDA4NN y ~ . ~
THE UNDERSIGNED, OF JACKSON, MISS. 4,
/ will, on the FIRST DAY CT OCTOBER, 1884,
open a First-Class BOARDING HOUSE in NEW
ORLEANS, 1879 Poydras Street, between st. Charles
and Camp streets. One of the most convenient To-
cations in the City; on the same block with st.
Charles Theatre, and the Academy Of Music. Street
cars pass the door to the Exposition Patronage is
solicited.
aug20, 's4-6m. MRS Z. D. CHANDLER.
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Miss Willie Galloway left last night
for Whitworth College, Brookhaven, where
she will remain until the completion OF her
education.
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"A commodious and conveniently 10
Gated residence is advertised for rent.
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WE PROVE

That one single bottle of B. B. B. will do as
much work, in curing Blood Poisons, Skin At
fectiOns, Scrofula, Kidney Troubles Catarrh
and Rheumatism as ser bottles of any other pre-
paration on earth One 50-year-old chronic
ulcer cured; Scrofula of children, cured with
one bottle. Blood Poisons cured with few
bottles. 1t never fails. We hold home proof
in book form. Send for it. Large bottle LOO,
six for $500.
Expressed on receipt of price, il your Drug
gist can't supply you, address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ca
For sale by r. R. LedbetteT and B. Lemly,
jackson, Miss. Tsep17s4.1m
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JUST PUBLISHED /!
Iew Advertisements
AnVERTTSERSi

DY gaddressing GEO. n. ROVgELL. 4
Id co., 10 Spruce St, New York, can learn the
exact cost of any proposed line Of ADVERTISING
in American Newspapers. IOO-paEe Pam
pHnIet, TOC,
oct & F8A-1m
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

o. S. SENATOR, J. z. GEORGE,
viii Adde'S the people at the following times and
places:
Leakesville-Friday, October TO-
State Line-Saturday, October H.
aynesbore-Monday, October Is
QUitman- Wednesday, October H.
Enterprise-Thursday, October 10
Ellisvile-Saturday, October IS.
Paulding- Monday, October 90
RaIeigh-W ednesday, October %.
BrandOn-Friday, October "a.
OLIVER CLIFTON,
Chairman Democratic State Committee
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Mr.. c. C. Campbell has returned and
Is much improved by his Virginia trip
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Public SPEAKING.

CIR your Jeans 1t WHTIE6's for les
money than anywhere.
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hon. F G. Barry and Hon. chas. Richardson
VIII also peak as follows.
Grenada, Thursday, October Is.
Pontotoe Wednesday, October p
Okolona, Thursday night, October %.
Rocky Hill, Saturday, October Is
Macon, Tuesday night, October 2s.
sD-The appointments heretofore agreed to for
joint canvass by Mr.. Barry and Gzpt- Mister have
been cancelled By Withdrawal Of the latter, as q
candidate.
ROBERT C PATTY, Chm Dem-Cons. Ell. Com.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Selected Rust Proof Red Oats.
ONE CAR LOAD, at
BROUGuER & BROWNIES.
OctS 'S4-Sm

"ANTED-Ladiesw who have 3 taste for the
w Fine AFta, and desire to make it prof
liable and pleasant to themselves for years hence,
can be taught by addressing Lock Box No. ., Port
Gibson, Miss.
octs 'S4-4tr.
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WANTED!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

HlHE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
| the fiscal year 1884, are now due; and am pre-
pared to receive them in both Districts. After the
18th day of December next, the legal damages Will
be collected, without exception.
Taekson Miss Oct g. 1Ss4-Sy
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DICTURE AGENTS. I
We viii give you BErrKR WORK for the money
= than any other House In the World. ELE-
GAM PORTRAITS made from all kinds Of
small pictures il LYDIA Xxx, WATER Coon and
CaAYoS, At the lowest possible rates. We GUAR-
ANEEE SUBTRACTION II ALL CASES send for
our New Catalogue and Special Price List STAN
DARD COPYING CO., e and 81 Genesee Street
Auburn, y. r, JOS. FRENCH, Manager.
ocE1, Silt
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STEDMAN & co.
1884 Fall & Winter 1884
GRAND
OPENING
MILLINERY
/ DRESS GOODS
| LADIES WRAPS
Wednesday and Thursday,
October 18th and 10th.
80
Pattern Hats and BOnnetS !
Embracing all the correct styles of
the year. Selected by our Miss Hughes,
in person, from direct importations of
the eleading Millinersof New York, Chi
cage and Philadelphia,-all these cities
being visited by her in our interest.
800 Ladies Suits!
No two alike! Bought especially for
our display of the year. All high class
novelties in Silks, Brocades, Velvets
and Combination Suits.
100
& MISSESl
WRAPS!
Circulars, Russian Circulars, Short
Dolmans, Rengals, Jackets, etc., in
Beaver, Surah, Rep Silk, and
Seal Plush. .
The greatest display of WRAPS ever =
made IN the State.
OUR OPENINGI
his Season will surpass by far, in guam -
ity, quality and styles all our previous
forts; but owing to the crowded con-
ition of our stores, we will be COM
elled to do away in a measure with A
lncy arrangements. We will show d
Gods to better advantage-will show Al
lore styles and more goods, but very N
tile fancy work. u
GRAND DISPLAY
Of
8oys 81 Childrens Suits !! tn
me days and dates. n,
Wednesday and Thursday, Us
Oct. 18th and 18th.
Stedman 81 90. Br
eaders of Fashion and Correct Styles. of
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Rlaines Intimate Associates.

DOUBLE width Waterproof at Soc, 75c
and S1.00 per yard at WRITINGS.
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Hon. T. 9. Barry, Democratic Conservative Can
didate Tor Congress will address the people Of the
Fourth Congressional District. IS follows:
Houston, Monday, October Is.
Naiden, THURSDAY, October 3D.
Black Hawk, Friday, October 81
Canolltos, Saturday, November 1.
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Gibson, Miss
oct,S,'S4-4t