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TRITSrEE,S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A
ID Deed OF Trust made by Mary Roberts and Will
liam Roberts, on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1875
to secure to Mrs. NJ. L. IIabersrath, account ol
certain Indebtedness mentioned therein, the said
deed being duly recorded In Record Book OF Deeds
No 10. page No. 521 Of Kinds county State Of Mis-
sissippi, the undersigned will proceed to sell, 70
the highest bidder, for cash, at public outcry, NJ
the front door Of the City Hail. in the City Of Jack
son, Miss, at II o'clock, noon, on MONDAY, 2St
June, A. D.. 1854 the following described lot o.
land lying and being in the city Of Jackson county
aud state aforesaid, to-wft One hundred feet zoo
of the north end Of the west hall Of lot seven (7
Court SQUIRE two o.. South Jackson, las per Dan
iel's official map Of the City Of Jaokson.l together
with the appuTtenances thereuntO belonging The
title to the above property is believed to be good
but shall only convey such title as is vested In ne
a. trustee. II. V. BARR, Trustee.
may p. 18S4-5w
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a Remedy for Lung Diseasss.

II. robert sNeNfon. lats President q
htsEelEctic eolIets. IS he tIiy 81 80
Work. and formerly 81 CInclhnafi Ohlos
used Dr. Wm. Ha1I,t BaIsam rary e11en.
Eirelp ID his practice. as many q hlF Ps-
tienfs. now living. and EeeiQled g health
b Tie use Is this .nFa.nabIe .esle.ae.
ean supply testify a.N4f SIG
. fo1f s remedy ought g e e4
ils< II s. eFtf1 o||1si2IAn 1s soFe.s
fsa|E||F s. II 18s 81 1n
Cures eAHzNH7 IN. sf1 Ee 70
fsoFs aaN 1|HI QI
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Personal Points.

Mr. c. Cummings will leave on Friday
night Tor Dttroit, Mich, whittier he goes
as a delegate to the Grand Lodge Catholic
Knights OF St John.
Prof Alfred Kearney, of the D. aud d.
institute, has left for New Orleans to spend
the summer.
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CHANcELLoR GRAHAM, IN his own
quiet way, gets through With { wonder.
fnl amount az business al each term 81
his COURT He Is always patleats never
seems HURRIED but eveFY thing moves
With the precision and regularity q
elockEofk No wonder the lawyers
throughout his district thiak % much 1
bin, lhaepnlan.
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1t will be en- by the proceedings Of
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen that
ie understands that have encumbered the
sidewalks and platforms at the Railroad
junction, have been removed. II is to be
hoped, however, that some arrangements
will be made for keeping 6rst-elass lunch
house convenient to the trains. Let the
railroad company erect and lease suita-
hle building to parties who will be re-
quire, 10 keep neat and orderly house
This would not conflict with the hotel in
tyrc~ts Of West Jackson, and would be a
great accommodation to the travelling pub
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FIRsr MONDAY OF Arergr issl
INDUSTRIAL.
INSTITUTE FOR WHITE EENLLESl

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n Board Of Trustees Of the Mississippi Indus
trial Institute and College for the Education Of
White Females Of the state Of Mississippi, viii
receive proposals until August 18th, lSSi for the
location Of said School After which date tie Board
viii visit all places making application with view
Of making a selection for the location Of the same
All propositions should be addressed to the Secretary
Of the Board and II marked Proposals for the
State Industrial School," will not Re opened until
the meeting of the Board, after the above date.
W. A. HURT, Secretary Board Trustees,
juneis 'Si-Ld. WlNnNA, MISS
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STATE NEWS.
From Times Democrat Specials.
IUKA

From Times Democrat Specials
IUKA
The commencement exercises OF the
Iuka Normal Institute on the 18th was
one of the grandest entertainments ever
had in Iuka, there being large and at
tentive audience of more than 300 per-
sons, who seemed to be charmed with
the brilliant display of the students. The
exercises consisted of speeches made by
the composition class, varied with vocal
and instrumental music. Mr.. Stone
beavers made the champion speech,
entitled Crossing the Rubicon." The
exercises will be continued until Friday
night.
The cold, rainy weather has injured
the crops to some extent in this coun-
ty.
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- Miss Ida Taylor, one of Jackson's
most charming young ladies, left for Biz
.raiuybam. Ala, Monday night.
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Three Young gentleu en- of Mississippi
College will compete, in oratory, next Sat
uriay night, for gold medal. The judges
have been selected from Jackson.
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Tine Mercury and Observer notes the
iart that twelve passenger trains arrive
AMI depart from Meridian every twenty
four hours. Precisely the number that ar
rive and depart from Jackson in same
time.
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I've cannot do without THE CLAIR
I1,,, are the kind words that accompany
q renewal from Mrs. E. T. Virden, now 3
resident Of New York State.
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Miss Mamie Robinson, of Jackson,
Mississippi, is visiting Holly Springs, tie
guest ri Mrs. h. H. Williamson and Mrs.
Harry e. Smith,-Reporter.
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We have received beautifully litho
gr phrd invitation to the Commencement
cyrrrl-e- of 1t. Margaret's Hall, at the
Opera House, on Wednesday night of next
week
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In arranging Tor your supply Of CRATE
aui -tcam coal Tor next season, you would
DO we'll to consult Mr.. G.. +. Flusser. who
f. sill in the market with choice coal and
hntfum prices
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Examinations at Jackson Collegiate
Academy commenced on Tuesday morn
Ing. aud will close at l:30 p. M, tO-m0r-
rsv. Commencement exercises ON Friday
night, beginning at hall-past seven O'Clock
promptly The public invited.
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The Stevens cottage on Amite street
:. ing renovated and will hereafter be
orrnpigI by Mrs. Moranry.
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Augusta Female Seminary.
sTAUNr ON, Va.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. .PErScIPAL.

Opens september ID -cleses June. 1ss5.
UNSURPASSED IN IT'S LOCATION; IN ITS
Il Buildings and Grounds in It's General APP
p0intments aud Sanitary arrangements. Its full
unrivalled advantages in Music, Modern Languages,
ocution Fine Arts, Physical Culture aud insiruc-
ton in the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping.
The successful efforts made 70 secure health, COM
fort and happiness Its opposition TO extravaganza
it, standard u solid scholarship. For full particu-
laIs apply 70 the Principal for Catalognes
juneis '6a-3m.
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An excursion from Yazoo City to New
Orleans on July 4th, is announced. Fare
f,r the round trip, FIVE dollars.
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eFsAW Hans a = lpdnpiloa q 3 per
ueni. a the
CAr1gA1. CIoTnlNa EllronIuM
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A distressing accident occurred on the
Yaz,o Valley Railroad last Sunday after
noon Mr. Br, nnan, section boss, took
hi- family 10 ride on hand-car, and soon
after starting, his little girl, ten years old,
Tell oH tue ear, III front. The wheels
passed over her head, killing her instant
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-18

Col. Falkner's charming new book,
Rapid Ramblings in Europe" Is Tor sale
bv Enrich & Co.
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The passenger coach on the Little
J." Wa crowded this mo-ning-mostly
vyuug ladies from Whitworth College.
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Just received handsome line of va
Uses, of all grades and designs, at
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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Commercial travellers should Be very
snccessf.tl ii business. They are never
enlbar1aa Boston Transcript
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Miss Rosa Mohr, Of New Orleans, is
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
She i the guest of Miss Belle Feibelman.
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We are requested by Dr. Langley to
-lsle that the present scholastic year Of
the Blind Institute will close on 20th inst.
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MERIDIAN.

Mr. L. A. Ragsdale has laid off an al
dition to the southwestern boundary of
Meridian, consisting of twenty acres. 1t
adjoins the grounds If the new machine
shops of the Q. and c. road. Streets have
been laid out and 500 live-oaks planted
along them.
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The Gem boys and large number Of
-, friends. left for Yazoo City this morn
iog
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SHRRIFFs SALE.

N. R. WALTON, EFT Al, , Circuit Court, LIST Dis
1871 VS.. Fl IA. tTict Kinds G. unity,
A. J. ADDKIsos, Er Al Mississippi.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE STATED WRIT
ID 70 me directed from the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Kinds county, First District
will sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, within legal hours, in front OF the City
Hall door, at jackson, on the
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-18

The Circuit Court room is being
tainted and caIcimined By Messrs. Bradley
and Hanly.
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The announcement Of Augusta Female
Seminary, SJauntnn, Va, for the next
scholastic year, will be found in this issue.
The Seminary has Il national reputation,
aud its list Of students includes names
from nearly every State in the Union. 1t
j. noted Tor horoaginess in all departments
OF Instruction.
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NEW ADVERTTs MFNTs.

ETN1E STATE OF MISSISSIPPI -T0 JULIUS
Il kertine, lee Sanders, Simon ceciig, Lev iipp-
man, Myer Lehman, Emanuel fchmani Iicury
Abraham, Ferdinand Marsh and Maurice Siccn. tho
i've parties last above named being partners IN trade
under the eOpartnership name 81 Lehman, Abr1-
Co: You are Commanded 10 appeas before no
Chancery Court Of the county Of ouitnian, 70 said
State, Al Rules on the
FIRST MONDAY or ArsrsT, 1854
to defend the suit in said Court IL Rachel n Men.
ken and Cornelia Menken, wherein you and othcn
are defendants j. A COOPER Clerk.
juneis, saw.
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VASES, antique jars and flower pots at
SIDwAY's,
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A FULL LINE OF ALPACA CoATs
White Vests, Seersucker Coats and Vests
cheaper than the cheapest at the
CAPITOL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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Fnnrlh MnndaY in Innn Mad.

all the right title and interest the defendant has 10
and 10 the following land, tO-Wit Nwl4 sw14 aud
sw14 nez swl4, and WI sel{ sW1{ Section Five
Township Five, Range l, east containing 20 acres
or less, situated in said county and State and
will be sold 10 satisfy all costs in sad case
s. y. THOMAS, Sheriff
By L. f. CHILEs, u. 5.
jackson, Miss May % isSs-tds
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Come and see the handsome line of
Underwear albrigan, Isle thread. and
Cross barred Muslin, at
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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WANTED no RENT.

A HOUSE WITH FOUR or FIVE ROOMS
N convenient TO the business portion of the city.
Possession wanted about the 18th Of August or Ist
of September. Address, with terms, CLARION o.
FIcE JACKSON Miss.
junef1, 'S4-3W.
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New Books.


MARGIE's Mission. By Marie Oliver,
Boston: D. Lothrop & Co. Price 25 CT.
This deeply interesting story, blythe author
OF Seba's Discipline and Ruby Hamilton,
forms the second issue in the Young
Folks Library Series, an honor it richly
deserves. The plan of the publishers is to
make this series a model in everything
that goes to contribute good books-inter-
est, purity Of tone. and . direct purpose
to teach lessons Of truth, honor and use
fulness. These qualities give each sepa-
rate book claim upou the consideration
Of every parent who exercises judicious
care over the reading of his children. The
present volume may well stand as repre-
sentative of the series in all these respects.
Margie is the youngest daughter of coun-
try clergyman, and at the age Of fourteen
is left without father or mother, but is
cared for by kind friends. She is a
thoughtful and sympathetic child, and
anxious 10 be of some use in the world.
She often wonders what her mission" is
to be, and at last it is opened up TO her.
1t is by no means pleasant or romantic
one, but she brayely accepts it, and al
though her trials are neither few nor light,
Its fruits are abundant and permanent.
We do not propose to interfere with the
readers right to enjoy the story by describ-
ing its plot, but simply give the authors
motive, coupled with an endorsement of
the book, not only for its intrinsic value
as a story but as a teacher OF lessons which
it bchooves all young people to learn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TENNESSEE MILLETT SEED--for sale to
dealers, by RECTOR, RATLIFF 3 Co.
iun18,1t,

"MAcRANtE TRoME" in old gold, cardi-
nal, olive and white at SIDwAY's.
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Any druggists will ten YoH Nhat be
knows about the merits of ehfiners Indian.
Fermiipge !ha POPULAR remedy
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A COMPLETE assortment of fancy col
ored hose especially adapted for summer
wear at the
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COOKERY FOR BEGINNERS, with Marion
Harland's name as author. needs no other
indication of its character and genuine
value. 1t has been a fault Of previous
books on Cookery that they have taken
for granted the possession of certain de
gree of knowledge requisite to their success
ful use, not always possessed. This book.
while affording range Of information I'M
surpassed by any other book, and thus
suited to the use Of all, has the advantage
Of being perfectly adapted to the needs of
the veriest tyros in cookery.
Kitchen edition in water proof cloth
binding, limp, 90 Its. With extra pages,
blank, for new receipts, in extra cloth
binding, stiff covers, $l.OO Boston, d.
LothroP & Go.
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VeVTnnnnN ABSOLUTE DIVORCES FOR Iii,f,-
lllNllkiskiN, sons residing throughout the UniIel
$500 ana Canada Tor desortion, non-snppol5 .n-
49, 49,. $500 v0nr case and n4fTE ATTORNEY
WARD. World building, i25l nrpadNAg. y. y.
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all the right title and interest the defendant G. a,
Lyon has in and 10 the following described landa
lying and being in said county and state, to-Wit;
The w Of swtz Of Section Z Township 5oi Range
T. East; also acre north end Of e1a swi4 nw't u
section "a, Township six, Range J. east, and knotn
end Of ei< swZ nwA Of section -, township q
Range l. east and known as The Nelson Jeis. piu-
perry, and will be sold q sa,is y Se.s- y 'Aq
By Il. r. CHfLEs, -. 81
Jackson. Miss, Nay n, issl-tds'
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OFFICIAL pRocEED1res
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
CITY OF JAoKsoDT-
REGULAR MEETING.

Jackson MIS- June 18th, 1884
Alta regular meeting the Board Mayor and Aldermen Of the City
Wednesday present Hon
John Mc Mayor Braun Hardy JONES' Taylor and Wat
kins.
Absent, Alderman Gibbs.
notion the reading Of meeting dispensed
with.
The regular order of business temporarily postponed Tor the Pu
collection privilege dealers
collect privilege
dealers who manufacture the in this city
Reports o Omcers
CLERKS REPORT
JACKSON, MISS, June l. 1884
To the Honorable Board Mayor Aldermen of the City Jackson
herewith submit issued during
the month of May, 1884
wARRANTs-REGULAR.
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Queen Victoria has just attained her
sixty.fifth year, an age which has leen
exceeded BY nine only of the soveFelgns
of England, dating from the Norman
conquest, viz: Henry !. and Edward /,
who both attained 81 years; Queen
Elizabeth, who lived 50 years; James
IT., IS years; GeorgeI. 81 years; George
IT., n years; George III, 50 years;
George ", 6S years; and William ",
- wears. On June 20 she will have
reigned over the United Kingdom for
forty-seven years, 4 length of time
which has been exceeded by three Of
the Kings Of England only, viz Henry
III, who reigned iifty-six years; Ed
ward III, whose reign reached fifty
years, and GeoFgefIH. whose reign
lasted nearly sixty years. Victoria e
also theioilest iropeail monarch, with
three exceptions the Emperor Of Ger
many, who IS 81 years Of age; the King
of the Netherlands, 81 and the King q
Denmark, sc.
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local AND OTHER NOTES
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erFF sExEOs's REPORT (WHlFE).

sExEoas REPORT (wHlFEl.
Jackson, Mes, June l. 1884.
To the Honorable Hssrd Mayor and Aldermen e the G q yac'on
s s q '~sn N TIE CITY Cemetery during ne month nay
NJ Mlsads debility Memphis.
Nay i. coor ysars, eou.unpton.
'''l''' PHILLIP LIP RYAN, City sexton
srxrOxs -coLOREpl
4AcKsos, Mss, June / 1884
E IS ss.s s s ss s haas e G G ssssS
enss d eoIored hs cemetery during tie ehh # Nay
Wy Thomas Hll s. q tisd y aeedsatVaA ri
Nay sfaldo g Agnss WiI1 4 ., SIN horn ss,.
a a.s siss 3 3 = ss sss's s s.. i bowel.
Ny 8 s ess.sIss s GSA 4 ss az unknown
s'7 ''i EEIigR i f6BlSsOa OH sssss.
R11pRzs q COMMITTEES
following and recommended The payasas & ~
Wei J.eksea 70 @
...~s 22o @
err
Anos Kent ..rssss e
s. = 3 ee .rssss
bsk 8..a..4s . slsssss -s
Slender 3 SOFA streets 81
sk1s 6sSsi s.
os,e sssss s 1865 s' ss;a - - sss 81 Is
is g s.Ess.s.s..Ss = 81
ss.s s. s.ps. 81 .|s..s u. ss.||s|. sss.s i s.....
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3. =. FLUssER,
The Old RELIABLE Coal Dealer.

Is STILL II TEX MARKET, AND Is NOW
o4ering CHOICE eAAFH and sTkAM COAL 81
prices thai DEFY con Glte him trial aud
lnnede sa4-ff
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Mr. : Spengl,r, OF Vicksburg, has
bc,u awarded the c,ntract for sash, doors
aud blinds, and all other Flushing work,
ior tn mew Colored Institute, to b.
built AT the "Pctric Place" near this city,
by the Biplist Home Mission of New
York. The builIing will be brick, two
stories hish, with basement, aud will cost
$1,000.
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circuit Court next Monday.
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FINDER GND BY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE
u stated writs 70 me directed from the office q
the Clerk Of the Grcut Court for the First District
Of Kinds county, will sell n public auction, 20
the highest bidder for cash. within legal hours in
front Of the City Hall door. at Jackson, on the
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4 Valuable Chf1 TOntc-I1ead this
Testimony.

RANDALL, ARK, Jan. 10, 1888.
Aesxs. r. A. Robinson q Co..
Louisville, Ky.
certify with pleasure to the following
facts No prescription ever effected more
than a temporary suppression OF the chills
on myself. ! was told TO try Hughea'
Tonic: concluded to give il trial after
two doctors had failed 10 stop the chills.
One bottle made complete cure. am
now we'll. I recommend Hughes TONIC
to all suffering from chills apd fever:
lSigpedl +. E. GREES+Ess.
Prepared by R. 4. Robinson { Co., wholesale
Druggists Louisville, KY. Sold At wholesale b9
leading Wholesale Druggists. and at retail BY the
Druggists Of Mississippi generally Retails st sl.0l
per bottle. six bottles Tor S509
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also report the sale of the following described lands and the
received for
May 1884 south side of 10 lot No N Jackson$ % 6s
Which sum- has been by me- paid into the City Treasury
M. NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.

OAR LOAD BARBED WIRE, at
marie, sAem. BRsUGHER 4 BROWNE.
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There is very general aud just com
III int Of the almost impas sable condition
oil O.. pavement fronting the property oc-
copied by Mr. Chris. Hinekle ON President
street. tn the corner OF Capitol street. We
learn shat the own, rs of the property have
b.cu duly notified. 1t is to be hoped that
eth + tIey or the city authorities will have
In. pavement put in such condition as
th.H plsscrs will not be compelled TO walk
IN ;h: street, As We notice they sometimes
do.
oar worthy towusman, VIM J. Brown,
ST., sheds flood Of light upon the oil
question, in the statement he makes in this
issue al The CLARION. He is recognized
authority on the interesting and important
subject OF light. The great Sun Lamp he
is now advertising is the latest achieve
mcut Ii lays gas-light, and all other
lights. in the shade. Call and see Brown.
Ii you are posted on oil matters, he will
let you do all the talking; if not, and you
are susceptible of impression, and open TO
conviction, he will at once demonstrate
to YOU the propriety of purchasing Sun
Lump.
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PORT GIBSON.

The funeral bells yesterday evening
tolled over an extraordinary burial.
Miss Lucy Bland, daughter OF Mr.. Luc
len Bland, prominent planter of Tensas
parish, was buried in the cemetery here
beside the graves her kindred and ances
tors. Miss Bland, an accomplished young
girl in her seventeenth year, had Just
liished the session at a young ladies semi
nary in Huntsville, Ala. She was daily
expected home, where joyful prepar-
ations had been made for her return.
Last Sunday her parents were telegraph
ed that she was ILL., They fastened to
Huntsville, aud on their arrival found.
their daughter had died several hours
before from congestive chills.
Congestive and malarial fevers seems
unusually prevalent in this generally.
healthy region. A few days ago Mr..
James c. BertrOn, one of the leading
young men of the county, connected
with the Mississippi Valley Railroad,
died suddenly of congestion.
Crops in this section are conspicuous
ly backward, particularly cotton with
few notable exceptions. The weather
has been too rainy for cultivation and
too cool for growth.
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rHE CLARION.

9ED1EsDAT, : JUNE IS. 1854
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VaIleiy rs 6lInieE61S e mentlons e
tbs krsE11 czoTiIISe Eile6aluN.
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DUCK HILL,

Great excitement exists here over the
recent discovery, in less than mile of
this place, of rich beds of iron ore.
Several days ago no little excitement
was caused in this community by the
news that iron had been found on
place five miles west of here, owned by
d. ID. Wilkins.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

OFFIcERs or CoURr, 1Cireuit Court for III,
1881 VS. Fl IA. LIST District Of Hind
c. 4. IIeoN AND P. HART. County, Mississippi
OFFICERS OF Court,
1927 VS.. III IA.
c. A. LIsoN AND P. HART.
oPYIcERs OF CoURT,
1907 vs.. FL IA.
G. A. Icon
oFFIcERs OF COURT,
1879 VS. FLA.
G. A. LAsOg.
OFYIcEEs or CouBT,
ls7sl : Va, HFA-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-18
cL.aIRoRNE COUNTY.

The Board of County Supervisors of
Claiborne county appropriated $500 to
the Worlds Exposition, and appointed
the sheriff, Capt. N. s. Walker, special
commissioner to collect and classify ex-
hibits and direct all business in the
matter. II every county in Mississippi
does as well, the State will get S44,lal
added to its appropriation of Sla,500,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-18

Very respectfully,
NJ NJ MCLEOD City Clerk