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Remarkable R,oaDs.

John Kuhu, Of Lafayette. Ind, had ;
~ ~ harrow escape from death. This Is
- - sen story "0na year ago was "a the
49, -. stages OF Consumption Our best
s 8 gave my case mp. finally got
IS. ~ that orr doctor said eonId not
- ZEN flour hours NJ faisnds then
< =. bottle 81 Dr.. Wm. Halls Bal s
-, 80 e ths LnneA Whfch beneIIIfsd me-
= s'. ~. uu1Il took nine Bottles +
s, 81 ssa 2 perfect health having nsed 80
- ~. 'eine For sale b "a drug
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The Baptist, Methodist and Presbyte-
rian congregations OF this city will hold
Joint service, alternately at the several
churches, on Sunday nights during July
and August. Next Sunday night at Bap-
list church.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09
Professor Of Horticulture, A. q q.
College.

". L. NreEsT, Chr'n.
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The Capitol Light Guards will give a
lawn party at ST. Margarets' Hall on Tues
day night, 22d. A good string band from
yieks6urg has been engaged for the occa-
sion. The party is not only for pleasure,
but to assist the Guards in the completion
OF their military outfit.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

Union Female College, Oxford, will
commence its next session September 9th.
The College continues to prosper under
the Presidency of Rev. j. S. Howard.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The Illinois Central is selling round
trip tickets to Sea Shore Camp Grounds
ior $lO35-good for return until 25th inst.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The Medical Department of the uniyer-
sity OF Louisiana has its annual announce.
ment in THE CLARION, to which the atten-
ton of young gentlemen Is called who con-
template preparing for the profession.
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VNllyslFInall Institute,
Ssaunton, v;reIaTa.
HoLLINS INSTITUTE.
VIRGINIA.


THE 4fsr AsNrAL sEspoS closed on die ista
Of June. During the session iss boarders and S
day Pupils we're in attepdanse, the aecommsda-
lions being fully occupied from the beginnfae
There were seven Full Graduates six DIPLOMAS
EACH; nine Graduates in special courses, EouE sl-
PLokAs EACH; and many graduates in single De-
partments, ONE DIPLOMA EAcH. six male pro-
lessons and nine ladies time and enesrs
wholly TO Instruction. The departments q Mtssic
and Art were largely attended. and attained not
only satisfactory. but eminent success
This InssItats Is conducted II The fnterest q Ne
highest edHsetiaa Of girls generall ~uot Of some
particular sect or party. 1t maintains high staa-
cards in L1ierataTe and seienee Music and Art -
well a in Manners Morals and Relgior IL iacIIi-
ties in laeuIfy and appliances great and Il Fs-
poses constant progress. ZACH Saccseding sessan
ust BE "a Improvement aud an adxzase en- al he
past
The sd Saesioa viii open On tbs lsihs0f Scptem-
Der next csrrniaEs giving information Is - -
eommodntion. terms, etc, viii Is sorHnrsd On -
plieatiou r O., BoTErorRr sraIsss. Eoaneks
CO, Va Depos and q rrcss elzce. cLovEnDAEE,
shenandoah yalisy R2ilTusd Apply e
cHAs L eDeKE. eup't
~ Pup:ls are received frs ssn,.ie session. =
far fhe I'LL rexiad 81 sebsot lie, innindine xsr-
s's.s sessssss' IS 49, -
are beautifai a9d inyi1pg. Young iaaies Hishln4
- enf1y the adFAntaN1s q deil<htiHi snu1.1I
elinale7 mlllsaSi ualerFs and PEASANT tolne d.
r ssTisIs feg. II - I'D 81 s.sy l'I.s. 81
proper saperyizi1n VII D. 81 akliEa
i1ly9
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Y=zco and Mississippi Valley r. r.
~. d o. r RAJ mERi- IAN.

Going So1ih-Leaves Jackson 6.30 a. m, arrives at
IazOo Ciiy 1922 a. m.
iDiug >outh-Ileaye- YazOo City At 30 p. m. ar
irving at Jackson at 30 p. m
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SPECIAL AID I.Ee4L NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SAL.

DY VIRTUE OF THE PIlOyIsUJyS OF 4
ID Deed q Trust made by Mary hobart. abd g u
liam Roberts, on the 18th day Of May, A. u. ID z,
10 secure 70 Mrs. 81. l. HsbarStrash, ~ anr1unt ~
certain Indebtedness aentiened thr-sin tl.a EaiI
deed being duly recorded IN Record ilook II l)ol5
No. 10 page no. s2f Of Hia'is county, stats q Il -
the highest bidder, for cash Al public eutery *
the front door Of the City Hail, ia the ui lack
son, Miss, at II o'clock, moan, MoSDAF, E8u
JuSR, AID. 1854, the following dascribeI IL Z
land, lying and being In the eity 81 Jackson cai8y
and state aforesaid, to-vt: Que hundred fer tis.s
OF the north end Of the west half VI lot segcs IL
Court Squire. twot a. South Jackson, as Ter Dan.
iel's official map OF The City Of Jackson inga.her
with the appuftenmces theretDio beanGinz The
title 70 the above property f. believed 70 le gaod
but shaioniy convey such title - j. vesia, n n,s
- trustee. H. v. BARR. TrnsI.s
Postponed until esth aay u July, 1854
HssF. BARR Tra-t,a
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
sALEM, VIRGINIA..

beautiful MOUNTAIN LOCAT1ON..-CLi.
ID mate unsurpassed. Two Courses for Degreca
also Business aud Preparatory Courses Fun Eng
fish Course. Spring Normal Course. Frcnch aud
,iermRrT spoken Instruction thorough and pracu.
cal Library, 900 volumes. Bcst religious anf
moral Influences.
Expenses for Nine months tinclHding Tuition
hoard, fuel, lights, washing, etc., slis, S76. %
increasing patronage from ~ States, Indian Ters
ritory aRh Mexico TRIRTY -SECnND SEssl0S pt-
GINS SEPTEMBER l7TH. Catalogue PREV hl'
dress JULIUS b. pREllER,
july2, 'si-6W President.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

Harry Taylor has The contract for a
new residence Tor Lawrence Fragaecimo,
in West Jackson, west of the V. and M. Rail-
road
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

A sample of Bronze Monument for
which Mr.. NJ. W. Eagan, of Crystal
Springs, is agent, may be seen at the Post
Office Mr.. Eagan solicits orders for this
new, durable and very elegant style OF
monument 1t Is claimed to be better
and cheaper than any stone or marble.
Nr. Eagan's sample book includes five
hundred designs, every style and price.
See his advertisement elsewhere in this
issue
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FOR SALE.

VVtHE RES. DtSst;f ~ Till LATE JuDGE
i B0wKf na ta:1erSiIy AyPuue in Oxford,
Mss The plsee lie IN tie hear III the town, con-
veaient to tie state University Churches public
SQUARE, dag,dt @a al the schools. H.ains nearly
fve arys, embarrassing !iHe garden sHra, grove, grass
lots and orchard. Residence eight rooms. be-
sides Office la y3rl terms easy. isossessisH gsvea
At any time. ApE:% "a
fuAS. o. H0WRY,
ju'va sl-st lsxfoed. Ntss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The grand jury Of Kinds county have
been doing some noble service for Jackson.
The have run every disreputable woman
out OF the town. and have demolished the
catfish" stands, that for so long have
greeted the gaze of the weary passenger as
he disembarked from the railroad trains in
noted West Jackson. These were great
evils, and the noble jury who rid the city
Of them receive the heart felt gratitude OF
the eity's people.-Commercial Herald.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

Tie Illinois iral RRiisoad Is winning
he everlasting gratitude and friendship q
he shippers in Mississippi. 4 the manage
s.,erI1 persists Il It's rberalitys Mississippi
viii leone the garden Iof kte CREST West
snd North West With Htiah rQAa %
back them or gardener need net teet t1s
con petition 81 kIofia1S Alz1A Z, s.se. =,
s. Is Hnr1nuda I6lends.- eanlgn Nlllzez.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The very desirable residence Of the
late Judge Howry, Oxford, is for sale, on
accommodating terms.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The forty-second session of Hollins In
stitute, Virginia, will open September IL.
We call special attention to the announce
ment Of its well known Superintendent,
Prof. Chas. L. Cooke. This school is de-
servedly very popular throughout the
Southwest. It is thoroughly equipped for
the good work in which il has long since
acquired distinction.
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PRUPoAEs FOR u0T WATER HEATING Ai-
FARATUs, Al JAcKSlN, Mi7s


WA1IIIN0Tul, D g = no III -
Rralei Grchs-sls Win - rysslte4 q tn3f ~
until : >. ~ oa ne tech dag b jay ~. r''It
nlslIlna au.l ngine q rlaca. eq' y y, ~ a.I.l
: - 49, ~ -. II.l. $500 ~. ..''ls1
'irss WIZ lIneI1.l 1'I ''.,. ~ 81
"A who'll md apT ~ "a ~, N ~ M oNea 81 go
had "a aF4 lia1NoN NJ tH''
RI IS ~, Z. }. y &. Z !, ~.
ehrAlr
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Shuqualak Female College,
THE FIFTH
Annual Session opens Sept. 18th next

ANNUAL NessIOh Opens Sept. ItIh next.
VTNHE FACULTY rs COMPOSED OF ABLE AND
II Experienced Teachers. The Curriculum IL
comprehensive. The buildings, grounds aud sp-
planes are ample, aud weli adapted 90 the pnr-
poses Of health; comfort, and thorough educaiou
Advantages IN the Music Department emphAticpiy
superior, The Ant Department furnishes instrur-
ton by hrst-olass instructor Ia all the branches
this science, Including Forfeiture and Printing
China. I" Health unsurpassed Society excellent
Charges and Tefms Reasonable. Correspondenco
for further information solicited. Apply for Gaia
logue. REr. l.. 81. STONE, President.
ShuduaIak, Miss, July 2, fSsl-2nl
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The new steamer of West jackson
fire Company was very satisfactorily
tested in front OF the Capitol last evening.
water was sent through the hose in eight
minutes and nine seconds fr5m the time
match vas applied. With 10 ponds
seeam, the stream was sent through 100
seet hose, Il in. nozzle, a distance Of 22S
leeL down State street. Another stream.
ap state street, was then added, and then
oIta streams were directed toward the Capi-
~, reaching height considerably above
me dome. The engine Is one OF Silsby's
81 nnlsh, built At Senaca Falls, N. r.;
s seaght about 5000 pounds, and cost
eozo0-oo 1t is a valuable addition to the
f@oseetion OF city property.
!, Slhee writing above We are furnished the
lol,ao0Eing detailsof the test: Single stream
i0 let hose, l in. nozzle, 10 pounds
I'm, rs feet. Two streams-100 feet.
1 ses nozzle, 100 pounds steam, 19s and
.al lest With siamese Coupling 2 noz-
- inch. l35 pounds steam, l57 feet.
81: stream at same time, 1S9 feet
s s;.-asse Coupling-Tuo streams through
ss. 81 nozzle, inch. 1877 pounds steam,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

Fxpres.-Ieavss Grand Junction N p. m. reaehe.
Iackson 1890 p. m, leaves Io:ss p. m, reaches
New Orleans g. N.
Grand junction T;10 D. m, arrives a
New Orleans 1918 3. N.
NEed-TAaEe= Grazd Junction, $50 a. M. 81.
riTPs a. Jackson : 20 a. m, leaves SO a m ar
-ivr- 2; New Orleans $40 ,. N.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The jackson Beneficial Society failed
IN their excursion to Natchez last Satur-
day, 10 consequence of an accident TO the
regular train near Raymond. Several
hundred were on the cars of the excursion
train when news came that the trip must
Dc abandoned, to the great disappoint-
nent Of all. The Society will try again
on Saturday, 18th, and we have no doubt
me Railroad Company viii do the clever
thing in view of the expenses already in
cared. The Society is building new
and elegant hall, and any profits will ap-
ply to same.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

Let Us have those Water Works and
Cotton Factory, incorporated at last session
II Legislature, and get on boom sure
enough.
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4 Valuable GRfH TOnic-ReGd this
T'eSfinaOny

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Jan. Is, 1883.
Messrs. r. A. Robinson d: Co.,
Louisville Ku.
GENTLEMES-We enclose herewith u
few testimonials on Hughes Tonic. So
far a our knowledge extends, it has given
more satisfaction than any Chill Tonic we
have sold.
The increase in our sales, both whole
sale and retail, is an indication that it is
gaining in popularity daily.
Yours truly,
[Signed J. Fl. ScULL 1. Bro.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists. Louisville, Ky. Sold al wholesale by
leading Wholesale Druggists and retail By the
Druggists Of Mississippi generally. Retais at 81 90
per hottie. six bottles for $500.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

- THE CASE OF j. Il CARLTON tSzn
olh6GS a91i1St TIE S1athesa Nnta6l In1urnSs
Cn1nttnY ~ Athens tl1e Eupf1aAa Eo1la 0f EsHs4S
1ean INV dsns.1e1 list tie coapanF slan1H MY -
TIN snIt IS ne eeenidniateI H1n1 now feli ~ 81
al nlt141l 1ntlNE % 1&p4t g On s.. -
1tzfI 11i1rnl - ~ ronlntt Is II1 II sInT1F So
11p1 EfII p6IIe1e4 S nn7 tlA11 - III1l ~
His1 1Ionf EFzE4l4 lE1IE eIzlEIA + M1rt4 s. -
4Isa7sIe fF III esFeena rho hold q aFt = ~ l,zsa
have hriH eSfI15NS % u9,l sase NIfE thS a. 9 -
slVned Nl6 r11 nj lhe rngtles = lNla c1sa sNlzs
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New Advertisements
Sea shore Home for sale at o
Bargaini

SUPERB MARINE VILLA NEAR EAST PAS
u cAeouLA.-The finest house on the Coast; sew
ral GOOD cottages barn. stables, henneries and all
the adjuncts Of luxurious and hospitable home.
fine land A splendid crop Of corn, melons, pota-
toes and vegetables. Young fruit trees. fine horse
and cart 4 few cattle, chickens and other fowls.
Tools and implements in perfect order. The
healfhiest most delightful and most profitable stock
and truck farm on the Southern Coast. Fine bath
ing and fishing Owner hard up-will sell at .
saerisce Address, L w H0MAN,
jnly9, ,s4-It.s. s. Lafayette St.. NEw 0REAHs.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

Is THR cRrrrT COrRF OF THE L xIT I'D srA1i,s.3
Eos THksOvTHERS DIsTRieToF MrssTxsfrff
Say Term, issi-5th day of Msy. asa
J0Hg BAcox EI Al,
yAf No. 25f OLD SERIts
WN RonkKFsos - Al.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

TIVE STATE or MISSISSIPPI: 70 IL IFS
j keTstinei Lee Sander, simon seelie len L1gr-
Abraham, Rerdihahd MARKS and Maurice steen The
Ave parties last alope named bring pattneTq IL trade
under Nie cQparinerSbip NAME ~ lcknan, Atrs-
hams q, Isaac Sclerk. and Adler, tioliisia =
Co: fou are commanaed 20 appcar hcicra the
Chancery Court u he ceuats e &ihitaial BE- saii
Slate, e. Rules, On the
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

The Southbouud passenger train leaving Meridian
at 7.52 a m arrives in Mobile at 30 D. M. and the
train going North leaves Mobile al 2 p. M, and
arrives At Meridian al :25 p. N.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09
-TNDUsTRIAL.-
INSTITUTE FOR WHITE FEMAIESl

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIRE
~ Board u Trustees OF the mississippi INDUS
trial mstitute and College for the Education Of
White Females OF the state Of Mississippi, Wit
receive proposals until August 18th, 1854, Tor the
location OF said school. After which date the BOat
will visit ali places making application With view
Of making selection for the location 81 the same.
An Proportions should be addressed the Secretary
Of the board, and II marked proposals ioT The
state Industrial School will not he opened until
the meeting OF the Board, after the above date.
W.. 4. HURT, Secretary Board Trustees,
junelS, ea-td. NINoSA, Mss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Mimi. cantr.l p.i,...a
rRArNs anrNa rnann

rxbrtsz-LeaEes New Orleans 9:i5 a m, arrives At
jackson AZ p N, leaves SOS: arrives Al Grand
Junction a. $50 a. m
HaiI-Leaves New Orleans $50 D. m. arrives nt
Jackson l2:S5 a. m, leaves 1870 a. m, reaches
Grand Junction $50 q. m.
sfixed-LeAves New Orleans rs a. m reaches Jaek.
son SD p. m, leaves Sis p. Ri reaches Grand
Junction 1918 a. n. -
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09

20 dslsns lha 3alf IN safcouTi q Itnisri n Aifn
hen and r0Fneila Menkcl, Nisrin ron anc oiber
arg dels e -. su9g'EE, cicrt
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4 30 IrIsrr ErHEa onpErI.n, iDsrnarD

I'D IIlSfL ETHER 0ftDERfsIl, 1 NIJf fBsiEB
"a and Decrepd, thai the 0ckho!srFs ~ tea
Commercial Baak Of Natehek, aand AZ afis--s u.
teTe-ted iH ms fuBd nov IN Ihe hands 81 ~. r.
eatvef, entsF their appesrAnHC hct.-in on .ross
the FfxsT MoxpAS Is NorKxREn zf.NT All
prop0und their respective claims II gTiunS liinx
vita their sid wrttiag all and snaiIF thpir rer-
Hfeates Of stock and all assign nfn q iiers5i 10
gEiher with any aud 81 paper ne cssary ~ full
understanding u thsir elaiIns, they wilt DC for
ever exeladed frvm ~ participation 10 Ina luna
rea1izsd by-aod uuAeE the PFlcsc iinss had Ia Us
cause. .ts
a true cops ErOaa me n.iauios.
Atssst j ~ MCKEE, Cl.rt.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09
Just Received !!

Coopers Well water by the gallon at
SPENGLER & Sons.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
9te 9i6tet : Vrage tta oeuti6en
GeidlSt0nA

Der BON Der OeutI6en S%reiiinntgen
8artet bes Tet6sta9s ais NntDort aut bic
gini6rGnfun9 Der i'm Sabre 1874 etnges
fii6rten freien gtlenbGbnfa6rt Der Nbgeproe
icteu et%uqebrad1te, unD bonn 9tctdsta8 nit
GROCER Wiebr1ett onaenon1rnene Nntrag
auf DtGtenSabIung lautet:
S l. Oh strtttel 80 Der 9erfaiiuns bes 0eatz
iden 6etdes miro aui9ebobcn. Yin Oeiien Stele
trltt pcr 2 6es 9eSenluIrtt9en Geieees, So. Die
Wttt9lteper oeS Jtet1Std9S erbalten aus GeIds@
mitJein 9tetletoiten rlo 0tdtel mad 0taBgabe beS'
0eleee5. Sin 0ersi1t barauf lit unitattblit. 3.
Sis sum @rlaB oee @eitpeS iegt Der 8unDesratb
Die 0Dbe Der 0tetlefoiten NIB 0taten Telt.
Der @lntras ipurDe am %. Npnember
burh ben 9bgeorDneten NuSfelO eingez
bra6t uuO SunGhit burd ben Treib. Don
Staufen berg begritttbet. st fllbrte an,
baB bic Geihstagsliyun9en bur0ihnittlib
116 Sage tnl Sabre i'll Nniprud ndbmen,
llitbtn bic NbgeorDneten 3tpGrgcl1, ciil Oritz
tel De5 SSSdbres IN Berlin 3u iein. lluter
iolden lliitd1oen folne Der Wittelltano
feline 9lbgeoroMeten in ben 9tei0s!ag ieits
ben, oa bet ben oenlelbel1 acknowledgement
&laiien ntdlt bieielbe SUPERINTENDENT
Derri1e, tpte BET bet SocialsQ Democratic,
tpenn ibneu ni6t 0iGten ge3ablt milrDen,
nad6en Die oils g~ertn1er @riab fir bic
SlultlllpItYleL St8eptlt Ilelt VllslpuUH~
fabrt ibnen e1t5ogen lei. @r naunte bas
@erfabreu beS 3tettSfanSLers cine @tuppe
auf Dem 8ege Der @inl6rGutung Der 8ars
IalnentSrebte.
9taGOem @raf Stolberg @ernigerobe,
conf, uno D. 8enoa, natl, eegeu, uub
2luer (Soc.) fir ben Nntrag geiprohen,
nabm 9 tsmord bas Nort nno fiibrte
3unGdft OH, baB GROCER 0itBbrau9 nit ben
Sabrtarten 9ettieben lei, Inoein elm 2Ibaes
promoter 1900 uno ell auoeter gar 40, 900
8iloneter baraut gereiit lei. Wenu Die
gb9eoroneten Elm buogetmdBigeS &e6t ouf
bie6reifarten SIT baben glaubtell, 10 fonnter
iie ia fla9har merben. Damn fubr ct fort:
Was Die 0iGtenfrase anbetrifft, 10 lit es
I iiberrai6enD, bah Der Nntrag bon Dterltno>
S~tpau5ig 8erlinern unter5et6net lit. (6eiters
feit.) Sir bieIe 0erren lit Die Sadie
duBerit bequem; iie tOnnen ii6 pom
9ReoaftipnSbureau, uon ibren Snoultries
rGumen ooer bonn &atbeoer bier bequem
abruieE Ialien. sic baben alio aud al
Der Sa6c fein Snterene. Oas Qnwa1len
Der SDsialbemofratie lit ni6t Iberraj6eno !;
10 LANCE bic io3ialen Neformen ni9t tuetter
fortgei6ritten itno, t~ritiitren Sic 2l1es, mas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
@ochcrrfliche S(l:erofs Sfoafs-Bchlene.

nt9en fam nod .meiner Weintng ntbt bic
0tcoe iein, bieie 8artei eriittrt MIR our6 Die
llnIeritiibuMg al1berer Barteten. Sh bee
itrcite Der 8artet bas 9feht, bieien ytomen
gu fibren, Oenn ite lit tueoer Oeutl6
gsitnnt, nod fr%eilinnig. Nobl aber
ut 1te republitaniid, oenn l0 l1enrIe
republifan;ib Die Soroernug ben
wtonarGen gu stpitgell, ourd cine Wta1
1orttdt oeS SarlamentS lctle W3tttlter 5t
entlaiicn. 0aS lit meme 2lnitdt; Oh ite in
Sore wiieni6aftlide &beorte past, 1T mir
cams 0leih. GS lit unridttg, baB tb feline
lelb1titdnDigen Uieinungen nebert mir Olloe.
Mue Barteien BADEN uti6 untertiBt unD
i'd babe tbuelt Sol9e gegebel, 10 melt IS
9in8. Ser 9tbg. 9tidert lit i'm unre6t,
tpenll ct mid alleir fit bic bier bon mir
bertretenen Nnltdten DerantDortli6 ma6t,
es itno baS Die @runblGbe beS 8unoeSs
ratbes uno Der &aiierIi6en Ge9ierung.
Sletbt. Elm beltGlIbiger 3mieipaIt oieler
@runoiGbe beitebeu, 10 tOnnell mir eben
nidt tpetter. SIS mare gut, tDenn 6teier
3ultanb int 3oIte befannt miroe; 3ur
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langen.
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Saal unb ooS 6aus.
sri lot @agen Greti.): Ser 8fei6se
fanSler orebt Die Sade Inn, ieine ge9en unS
er6obenen gei6uIoisunsen linb gar3 UNCUT
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unteritiibt, obne etne 0egenleiitung 81 Ders
langen, obue SelnarD bon unS I'M Wlintz
ftertum Su ieben. fL'6tat c'est moi!'
DaS lit Der Sim beiicn, ipas Der &ansIer
beut' Iagte. QSir baben uts esfreut, DaB
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uuo Dor ben &uiien fiir6tete, aber lit eS
re6t. 0aB CT nun ertidrt: ib firbte mid
aud bor ben Deuti6en nt6t !? (Sebr ri6ti9)
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Sie9er bon Spanten, Steger bon 8atcrloo!
Su louit niht Sie9er Oes eu9liiden 8oLtes
ietn, unb uns ben SUB auf ben 0tafen
leben: Oas mo9e iiN Ocr &on5ler mterten.
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9auttt lit Die Debate gelhloIiet. Ote
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(ben 9alptpara9rapben) cine l1amentli6e.
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lit olio angenommen; Die IS 2 un0 3 uno
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Debate ebenfaus a%18enontmeH.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-07-10
City Council Proceedings.
City COUNCIL CHAMBER.
April Il, 1884.

The Common Council met in regular
session his honor Geo. J.. Williams in
the chair.
Aldermen VIM. Brown,
Robt. Parrish, 7. c. St. Amour, E.
L. Tibbits and James Canning
Alderman absent.-John Daily.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
read, corrected and approved
John DAILY presented his resignation
in writing and on motion it was accept
ed, all members present voting in the
affirmative
T. j. Wood was nominated to fill
vacancy caused by Mr.. Days resigna-
ton. On motion the clerk was
authorized to cast the vote of council
for f j Wood as alderman from the
second ward. He was duly declared
elected.
The committee to whom the treas
urer's report was referred, asked for
further time and it was granted.
The following bills were allowed all
members present voting in the affir-
native:
Bill of James Canning bridge timber
S27.S 80 allowed in full
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-07-10
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