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The clarion., 1884-01-09
Tie State IiSrary.
aolEcrLTrnsL AsD MEcu aNic1L I
CoLLEsE o. IIsEisafgTf.
Er.ngrrrrrH Irn Ffh 1874

~ .aaA z A4tA a4HA 81 y II IA = A = 81 a 4
CoLLEsE o. IisgisP7E
srszATiLLE, Jan. 9Th, ls-A J
EDrror. CLAufoz. uaviug had s.rerr
lccasions within she p1sf i.-F ye1rs q fisi
md make sse o.. the~siate Library 81 Jack-
ca, have been % much impressll $50
-he manner in which if j. fe.li. fnst cfer
g the risk q being considered o5Iu-ire
an induced, without solicltafic1 o. s1--
fastiyn from any source, ~ make THE pub
&c commrric1tiln % the uemscfs ~ th
LegisiauF.. I would warmly comueuc
. ih-ir iavorabie c1nsidlfa.ion ilr "a.
i.Eec q -ats LIbrlFi n one HhD i PR
uincnly iucd for tho position b. L,.
iltive tact, talent, tr8ininE. aua By a sue
.cssf1l cxper.euc. OF some year, z' unln-
pou-ly cJncsied b. al uh. bsre o-s
ion " vi.it the State Library f5r s2li.
~aari iart u1-f. ! have NJ rersJrll llf-f
. .n Mrs. Masy M1raacy. The present. i1-
um5~ut. o. whom tie above statement O.
ca llsa. ladies.
g.ttlyse sho have hal crr1rienes b.
listing large lifrsr.cs mn1g % bf pr
.Jus lHckisz siecial tacf, ant -ff-ciai -s'iH.
". ami have thu. learned lh- annoy
esuiiiag irJn such -.ate of a.-r-, an
70 contrast the prlmp,ne-s. Eiuiue--, aa.
.ttenti1n o. Mrs MIfI1cT % oil y.-.t tr-
an geli appreciate th. alrluiag 2, oil.
.-cassifv ini-od ~ iiiling ihs office i'r OBJ
election one competent aud acc2mqli-hcc
% tn1 very kupa .-ig. aud tNp .rl.Dl. 81
lilv shown by tbe faithful .-rf.cs 70 g..
recent incumb-uf. All who have oe-a.
,i9l 90 Witt and c7ul.t th- vo'ame- 0f rh
,tue Library viii b. rrg,eiul i9r tle re
lection of Mrs. Mary MIri1-7 o. tIst iu
iorian,, responsible. delicate. aal G.--li.
iG-1 Very rap clll.y,
Your lJ-li-ai -,r-rGt.
j. J.. Pt.-2s.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

iiarpcr's Magazine
Talking against time is c1Hncn 3d.
congress, bur prlyinsaraiu-t t.me BE- th.
leyice Of clever Br09slvn cad, who
Si,i know how o. get hDr ri.Lr wACu
'he comes in sight OF them
The fire burned low iu ,lc FRANKLIN
.toye, the cat vas asleep ou the rug lnD
not a mouse stirred behind the UaLeel.
s the mother wrote By % shaded lau.
With % uoi.rle-s Vcn All the house pu
,n slipper. Of velvet WLQl littIe Bo-
vent 90 bed, Tor sleep and saa U@
uomie7 aud she Fought him 90 ..e .l-
yelash. Her voice same rom tla Fec.
opm row with BO'sound OF surf uier l.
.t. It was better 90 De 10 PRAYER thIn O.
ie asleep, and OF course no one cyHt
cProye her for praying. oh Lord
aid she, make me good and IL noe E.
n the omnibus 10 see Nuu. Ailr-ar.
nd all the aunt- and niece aud mo.lcf-
Sccp nae safe, for | want 90 gu Uud sns
Nunt Margaret and see what ] can -c.
)1n't let IL hail or snow or rain, for
want q 20 in the omnibus 80 see Auu
largarct very much indeed and ali a.,
unts aud nicccs and mpthers. N9l
ne well s.. that | can 20 in theomaihus
lease do. Bless grandpa aad grfglW.
Nunt Kate and Aunt Sophia aud CHrl.
swan bless papa and mamma au.
ndke us all good, -1 that we can 80 Q.
heaven at lust For Jesus sake, sueu'
There was o short pause. and then ta'
vide awake, defiant voice went on:
keep grandma from dyiug lcfoa
he gets here. Don't let ANYTHING ha0
zen to her. Doa't let any bear, ct ui.'
,casts cat me up. Bless grandpa ar.
,randma aud Charles SVan, GaI Kat
md Aunt Sophia" Another paa q,
title longer than the first, and .do uu
conquered began again Il long lu
Ipplcs, long tor milk. long lur Ti.
long to be good. / WISH / haj ro
hat cold / long for sumo waite.
long for some white bread. l lou
'or s0mo wine ] long for somc5rawI
lrcad long for some m5lasses. j i1n.
o be woman. | thank thee tha5
| I'D not rain or snow. Give me % Clcul
,pirit Let me be good when papa
iere, for IL grieyes him to hiva m
laughty, and he buys NO things
ilaythings. ihavc prayed that >hoH.
% tos'cep. That makes threc prayers.
4 ylwn, long drIwn breath, a1
.hcn silence presently announced th-
he last prayer was answered and See
rcigucd.
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TIE WEEKLY
ILOBB DBH0GRAI.

TEN PAGES!
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CATo, the Druggist, next door to h
Post-ofiice, seems to be doing a good bus:-
ness. Cali and see him.
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0ne Do lar Per YearI
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Atteation. ForLierl.sri.l-, /,

The see3ul aurBsl mocdar 81 .he G.s
i.sippi horticultural saeialy sin De- htlt
70 Crystal sgrings on hGrly ,-l r.
day. January l.th end lsl, 1884 Paper.
on Horticultural subjects oi interest w.I
be read by C9LJ.J.Sltau5H. ,t " r.'.ar
Professor C1lmant anI Ga'iy oi the Arl-
cultural Cailee; ". 81. Cl--sll. 8 j.
S.acshouss, @. y. sidHay, ami o,hCr.. ~,
ii,izlu- Of Cfyttal Spring ha9cp.nerot sly
oTr.1 Co., taks care oi tho-e ira4 d.sf-ucc
II. T.. 'icEtg, pr-s't
s. II. SrArEH5Ur, -ecre;arv.
Pf.ss oi iAe State plees. elg-.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

The Yolumcs o. the B1--- he-ia vitA ths f--;
sunser far JanglrT 81 elca Ke1r. Wees M tialc
mentionel T. IL viii be uuiersinol t'lat tae Fuf-
srfbcr wishes 10 conn sacc with shc Nu-nler ua1-
fter the receipt OF order.
ras las f5Ir AI1Ih Naliu-s % Ts-1sfr D.
II. in nelf clsth hin ling Vii b. selt o. m1l'.
-1siase paid. by e1prgss, ifirofidci t,e 2 .-t
'oes nat excel ons d5iilr per yClu'ue. for 81 ls
volume.
Cloth Cases Tor etch voinuis siialie Toy : al ~.
Ill be sslt ~ u Al, postpaid. on rscslPi o. g. ~
sch.
Remltfanccs shaYll b, raalo hv Tasi- -oi,s &1-
.ey Orl-r or prt't. a Gr3il cla1cs o.. ias.
N-0tRa1es az No. % c3fy ih4E aiae- -as-ai us--
Z hsCssrsaF s-Is- q IAarl.s 8 T. ir5i -.
Air.. mAnpr- m lr-rr.n. Nv Ya--
The clarion., 1884-01-09

no p..b ia rslizs., .sr ..y sec. !. r.nsi..
The clarion., 1884-01-09

The APPEAL, having for icf'v-'hrcc
ears bseu rscogGiEsd a a. the cxponut oi
'ouIhern thought, S5u,h,ra polisic- ard
southern industry, anl shared ihc ,ici-si-
ldes ef the s1u,hern peoile, it Is now par
'cipating in Ih,ir prosperity. IL increase
n circulation and business ha= been s.cl5y
nd unbroken. 1t has many more rcsdsrs
low than ever b. fore ia its long history,
nd it will be the sim Of the nsuag cement
. deserve conlinusnoe u his patronage
" the publication OF broad. ial. come
.'cte, enterprising j2g-ual, eoanensursio
Tith the growth ol the city, the IT sFcr.iy
{ the Sou h, AMI shall RANK wi,h ihc
,rge aud influential papers e other great
tics. Il has AMI viii have correspondents
t al important points conir.huiary to
Iemphis; and will Use, as ii is nov doing
le telegraph freely for its ogn sp ci-! r.
,orts of all interesting events Toe year
Ssi promises 10 BE- one Of the most i'm
.ortant in this CROW led ard sv,ni.ui c.r-
Try. Il will witnsss Il Presidential lee
on OF unusual intcre.i an ia this great
-1ntest the APPEAL vii BE- wh.r5 il aIs
lways been--the frienl and advocate g..
ne Democratic party. The APrEAL to-
SS4 will present 10 its readers daily ia.tl-
al and full record Of carrcut event.
.
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Saved BY Q saasza

The mccso was one Of the oldfa#hioacl
yhoop-ce-oo-who0p, three-times thrc.
order. / was surprised Co sec my friend.
the Captain, step forward with eager
'pryncss. and hear him shout, with Oh,
ioyfulue-- of a man who had made dis
,ovcry: why, how do YOU do, Najor!
The two men Clatchcd each other, sGous
each other hy the hands and shoulders
and finally made me understand thai
they hadu' seen one auO,hcrfor nineteen
wears. The Major had changed greatly
md he asked in bewiidCrment. low a.,
Captain knew him. by your -necse,
was the answer. There Smoother SUCcE.
like that in this country, you know.
And when / heard 10 ring ont | rcmcm.
bered that timo ut GuyuuGoI.o, you
know, and | knew Major Mitchell was
before me- Then, turning 20 me, the
Captain said: "That was our frs. scout
ing expedition early in the war. We
landed in the evening 20 look up some
yuerillas who bad made o dash tAat dav
TO the steamboat landing The rcEi-
ment divided. and the men went scam
pering over the country in glccful reCk-
lcssness. Soon il became very dark,
and both the battalious lost their way.
Moving forward in line, one battalion
came sUddenly on body OF troops form
cd 10 receive them, with skirmishcys ont
Neither officers nor men were clclr as tC
what the regulations called for in such d
case. aud there was q hurried and OK
cited conference. The troops might la
our own mcu but they ignored every
| challenge. and We knew that they. Ills,
ourselves, were ready 10 fire. There wa.
I minute Of tcrriblcsuspens,, cvcryhnd,
in doubt. Then suddenly there RAM
put from the ghostly line in the dis.aac,
| The Majors double shotted succze !
vas Ike the ringing Of n joyful kuc,l
md in our relief both battaious fajr,
I lanced as roar after roar Of lauchtc
succceded the sneeze. Itwas a marrow
escape from q mistake too Common then
II one Union regiment pouring q muT
lcrous fire into another The Major
| Saeczc saved us. Chicago Inter Ocean
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r,..l at,a. " Afrar.

afr Idha uins5stry aud Mr. Cor
eyan bil sons cords Yesterday morain.
shout th t't election on Monday
whcnssyrrri rh1,g were exchanged, an,
the iat namcl fatally wounded. IL,
iiolnt o'Fl5f, ,hi, moru!ns. From
VII tLlswlht.a ba.a able To learn, Mr.
RYAN wa uuler taa iualcnco Of liquor
anil was yery atMi &, Mr.. llausbcrr3
for tlc par. De took boz Tn, election. Id
also ffcl ,h, Grst s'1,. Mr.. uausJcrr,
wa arrested bot released ou bond for
his appearance, until tac affair can b,
judjcially investigated.
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PrBttrer,oSS.
mlSp sE &.r.r
NEW YORK 1884.

Atou, sky millions ooi.s. CT THk szx Aasssaa.
at q CIR establishment dE-izg the past s~cis.
ssouths.
II voa we're % paste sad 10 eoi al tie solaasr
2 AZ TaE SCSs P-s=te3 and sod isSt yesr 20.
scud set ! cOasiaEoss strip Of Interesting iaso-
aaatisu. ccnmo7 senSe. wisdom, sound 6ccl-ln
and szne Wit long cao1sh to reach from Frins
lag Hrazs square 10 the top q N0aus Cope
ascus in tie rzoo1. thea back 70 Priaisng Hosx
squ=re. xnd thea tare-Qu=-tsrs o. the way hack e
The naSon s,sin.
Bss THE SVS IS written so- the iahsh4ssa,s 81 ths
arb; this same strip Of intelligence wosld girdlo
lie Globe iveniy-seven or t~enty-eight times
I; every baye- q ecPy Of the SrS dariEg III
azst yer las speat only one hour over it. and
: wife Or his grand Sthe- has spent smother hoer
his newspaper n 1885 Aas afso-. ed t-s human raS,
-asrseen tkoa-sa& var. q s;sad! rszdIng. aigi {
sad DAY.
Il Is oHly ty.iiitIe calculations like theee thss
-eu can term any idea us tie circulation o. Ii,
o., Paar,sr os aalsEican newspapers, or Of It ia
1 aen,s O1 the o2.ai0as aud actions " -AHcr.On
sleu and Women.
Tex SvS Is, and VII coaiinae to he. = neSsrS.
.aFor which tells the truth without fear Of coase
he proeesS costs which presents the revs Of AL n
FoTii without waste Of woE,is and in the unosi
-slable shape. which Is working with al its hes
sor shc cause e honest Eoye-nmeat,, and whiSl
,essiorc heiict that the Republican party must &c,
nd mus; % ia tAis coming year Of Cur Lord ISSs.
II you know THE Sus, you like it alToaJy, ans
-ss viii Rad il with accustomed diligence an
Fost during VIA, is sure to be the raest intervs,
iag yssr ia i,s history If ron 20 not yet know
Tuz SEX il i high Il re to get into sts sunshine
TERMS TO Nail SUBSCRIBERS:
The several editions Of ruE svS are sent by mail
sastll1id as fsi.owSs
a fssA so ecuf month S. a rear; With san
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The clarion., 1884-01-09

"5eile Of Ell-ana and "McDrayer' e,
Faller'., Mah bnillins, Capitol street. il
The clarion., 1884-01-09

CALL At Cafo's anl st what you wanr
In the Drag EHc.
The clarion., 1884-01-09
NlGTRHaInY nYllRHal2

,R,;4IS QUESTION IS 50 OFIT-S ASKED. i
viii stsrcF far the N,ssle stale Tlie name II
F.sRRrI & HEReiNe seems 1s familiar all oyeT
this el-,-lsr- ~ Wlsiii sfaa an3 Lee EairsaIss
ss,a Vanderbilt aithonsh ever ~ years since Gre
little ilisusers landing, afid since which se have
ns,. hem she - c0ver Tie el5tirc rsnth As before
the war Hs iio-s say, &c have beel moving -fsiLh
and are IN 1gissssfpi; ard have come 70 say. i
= s,;3 s,s-i...F fsi.ls love TO be hfllahsl7e IL
i go 1hrr do not h1t they ere alEagS Wiling
~ taI, hold 81 sIsf hiti, and cheap. hGt y ben
thax at in a rssFlliiton par ss0d HFlees trey
r-T,t ~ sst Hence. now tier want TO see rs aud
- III = hfe t8t sees " want the CH " ff1S
StFr We have bought cheap safes ard iird orr
1siSfake Your oil Sifcs arr Fsstter. and We ktFs
,o- f,sy.rs; 1isT itsst ae far ahead II iy 9th
~ We fni Toa have iet~ Of rev Sllaflfsle1 >ties
:; vi,-y5-ia North CasflIna. Spf1l Car1lTsfa
81, aTsd eSea over il AiabaTHz uc notic Fen
1iari tse +st SAFE II 81 the Soash- AEa nov We
-. -iss vq-l hssa como and sid sale Defsesii
.sf.7-r; 1sr5- ass--s N AAE=sassFI AID stil "a
.fi,pr IN ia, lzsal--tlso tsstlas tte state- =
Sys faliFre A.sfate many fo44ls we E8l - ''le
,oro,xire5 vs,.s tsae tezf. Is q. Old g fe e5s
s-d tsf Il err Old ieller he's iailen. rs parte.
-fiI lives ard II xo-I sn1d Ees = te
,5v.rceS IN tie sesece of ste nls-I- s'len = y
9-i.,-sesl t{rf;ur rseT By se raketafe cry ire y
s1Is ,,--i,t.-a IL ara igSfra~r7. at n frar
-,r,. FTnislfaife. at1tzsl far znet y Sz.t'isszs
- ~ 4 i-l,ssaf meal r oz sss II 7zeetieI
1ith atref-sI Il which are patented alae - !
/ ~. TfF-rsf<a e1IANF5oS SAFE- ard i Fon ~
..ot czIie4 arsss.za .sEa : La 70
/ 81 czeznafst., rEsiladanh.as
And vez ~iIi zes - azs@Srs AID lheIr Ase1Ia {
1 WoRNAS, VII sc yeu-
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soEe sC.

1xrrass--Taarns Gran4s uariiaa - ?. n, rcaeAS
lackSan la-s9 y a.. le2sJs 1855 = u, reac.-l
\eE liTte-Hs : 3. a.
.isii--Irzrcs Ezzl Jancf'a -.io a n. arrives :
laskS.sn $50 D. H.. a1-res - h.. arrives :
Neg fsefeeus - Q. a.
.1ixs.i-Tezves gireui Turesisa. 4 90 a. II, II
TivSs y Iaeksgn S-za ri-- lcaTes s;5e a. n, 81
riges At Naas ulic, Hs - - n.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

aNor said tho.d,af man, Il don't en-
a. talkinr With A. 1 hear every word
ks .ev.. But then. you know, he yells 50
that evarvboiv hnds out that am hard
ef hearinr. Nov, d Is q man in whose
.seeor.ai.lon I take great pleasure. i
r4~&r h|saf word 10 says, but i Is
rnI4 1.itarinr IN him % talk 90 low
ia "A shnus q kiudly regard Tor
..s.h.sE Inarmtties. Ho never lets y
,-s.-r tisl hes mush as gnsssss that !
The clarion., 1884-01-09
JIaaary 9th and t0!h.
Q. T8. R8KsEHt11a!

llERUi5 GREAT C0GE0IAy
The clarion., 1884-01-09
EauEoxDS.
aA-Eo49 FI4z-T4lLE.
.llsr-is eeRtr Essir-as.
r-.--.-...,.. -

Exrress-fes7ts .es sisll-aS s-i- J. NJ. zFrsreS g
ask-sn s-ss 3. zs-. -l=.lz E-lz zrE.glz af Gran,
laalctsga - Ss49 6. 81.
aai2--LeaveS Nex Ug3g-ns $50 p m. aufres :
.izcEsol i27 q Ha-- lszres lzss9 = H. rCzcAc
Gzzj junction $50 ~
-lixei-iezFes NeH 0sleaES : = n. rcaches lax
ssa as1 p ssl-- leaves 6-l5 ?. aa-s re-eAss GEaDt
laaSri.n l-l5 = b.
The clarion., 1884-01-09
1884.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATES,

HsrpsF's Ussk'y stands at the heed Of American
Illustrated weekly jnurnsls- By its unpartsai
-Iiipn in politics. its admirable illustrations, il
arefully chosen serials short stories sketches,
sleins. contributed BY the foremost artists and
lors of TIE day. IL carries Instruction and cntII
aiBment % thousands Of American homes.
II viii always he the aim Of the publishers I
aake IlngDers Heskly the most popular and aitTas
i've family newspaper in the world, and. IN 4
nTsuance al this design. To pr sent constant in
sr,Jvenent IN all those features which have gaire
Or it the confidence. sympathy, aad support Of !.
arse army Of reeders-
The clarion., 1884-01-09

'se Largest aal Best Wee2ly Ne--y.
Paper IL the Wer,d Tor TIE Price
The clarion., 1884-01-09

Now, childrcn, she continued, Ewhat
is the meal you eat in the morning
called = Oatmeal promptly replied )
member C Tie clazs.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

SorzOT-is the poreAwgy to joy, the
pathway 10 maturity and peace. N
oae has ever become good or great vic
has not met and n.Hs.ered sorrow.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

Handsome ana entirely New Style Bu
-eau Mantle and oGce Clocks received
-iucs Chri.tnas Ct sEurrEss.
Jan. Q. is3-2t.
The clarion., 1884-01-09
IA. Appeal for 1884

llra~ HAGPE2&B37ruERs. NeN
The clarion., 1884-01-09

70 charge 20 -Ao- goods at Cato The
Druggists.
The clarion., 1884-01-09
GLOBE PRIXTIyG rn

s.. LoCfr, Ne.
s. ii spr sszr,e Cory raov..s.-s- r..
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TE-TS5ZS.

Memphis, I nm.
3a 4 GRAND COMsiNATIoN az
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STEDMAM G CO.
SIS q 2

y NEW YEAR :!
And It means % US that our business
of 1888 is ended. Stock is taken and
calculated and we know how We stand
exactly. We know what paid and what
didn't pay. We know what lines of
goods we have too many of, and what
lines too few. We see some mistakes
oar buyers have made in sending Us
goods no. suited to ,his market. Goods
;hat don't sell readily anyway. Goods
.hat now We Gnl VIC are o7crstoelsed
on. Whatto do under the circumstances
IS the question now, and VIC arc not at 9
loss fer the answer. S.R lsem Marx
them at prices that viii make them bar
gains; don, regard cost, and they vii
20; and this Is what wc have done.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

Ut IN ss1a tie JorzSA1 OF Acarcrr-rEz
ArD AMERlcAS STocE BEEEoEn, iopeze. -
e3lrrna weekly r1pcr, Is year, esl1al nle1, rr.os
3. 81. ani Tux 4 iEzrY CLAHfos, Js<ausl, 4lza-,
- ftzz, ~. PzpSztsr s&2
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
II T-ATS :

%: Id AZ Is wha. I'd haro done.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

Pa" sail little boy at the thea
ire the other night, 81 wish | could
hurry Up and get bald-headed .
why. nv som Because, then ]
cnaid always SCI on tie front row Of
chairs"
The clarion., 1884-01-09

Iez.utss grows on people; it begins in
'olVcts lul ends in iron chains. The
more bu-iyCssa man has to do tue more
le Is able 10 accomplish, Tor he learns
20 economic his timc.-AGdisOn.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

Tfssss ~--v desirsbsc place sls1z.sd e the first
hills <es- q Fezrl river. i has tie benefit Of n
fine swamp rzaee f7- ez-ris and hacz- Tiers f :
very szzr dwelling af ror.s. aFd several tenant .
settlements. Ihet vzs in ealiivziien last year
about 80 acres which rented Tor S51a- The sane
Isnd has been rented far 1891 se- S555- The dzeI-
ling and the rest Of ne l7na hzs zet sac1 re1ied-
1E1eh m1re land has hem IN cultivation and ean b
essiiy p1f under fence a5i1 zssa vnyksd 20 sdrzn-
tss- There IS n ahssdz1ne g euod ffulbe- o. the
plzee- WG1id Esze an exeelieut trrak q fErii
lara With szsy zscs5s - New Orleans ~ Ch5eazp
Possession given sf onee, tuoeet 70 the lsases en-
toned zbove.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

About sky millions eos.ss Ct TEk Szx haze rsz-
ut q CIR establishment dE-izs the past s~civ.
The clarion., 1884-01-09

The complexion is oiiea destroyed hy
worms. II can be restored By taking Shri
nsr's IniIan vsrmiings. Oaly p ssnts
bolea
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= GRAND cEA[CE.!
A PLANTATION F0R $40.
81 VIII Buy one-Terth. Of Ticket;
g Tvo-Tenths. etc.
TIVE sfPearI Hook a7sa Ladder Company" oi


m the Canton rad. miles North Of jackson. ]
nfle from Tar1aao. and continuing go acres, worth
a. fs5 10 be shot for at II O'Clock NJ. January ~
TS54 in the manner described below: There saatl
Fs So tickets sli al SO Zach These tickets shali
he divided inta ten e.Sses !. =. C. .. p r. q. II,
each class containing tickets Anfn , Ted iTola
1 To . inclusive There shall b wheel tarset
l into s. sections uElnbers} also from - -
inclusive 4 Hyarksgssn seiectei bT the lzoSs7
sfl shoot wish rie al tbs farset wHile N Iao-
rsr ard the section receiving the ball st the EFsi
ilf <aii iniieafe The saTtanats nnraf- ia class a.
The =ertioa -eeeiTi1z fhe bail 81 TIE seesnd shot
shall fulieie the fGTfuuats nuHller il elass u and
y each secasxsre shot shall iBficate the fortunate
r,up,lr in fss ether elassez. Then the Hs2rksnlaH
stsTl shoe. IN ire sane manner a. -hffl divide
jata ten sections marked iTa the eIasS letter A.
etc The fortunate number N the class inGirzreI
sv the ssetisa receiving fhis last hau shall deter
mine the party - vhan me rsanfstssn s'ya.l ,
aEzried- Ness r. Iemly, G. Cistp1s AID vi.
Adaus, r., vii scf IS tudses-
Parties wissla tickets viii please rEEntt - Z X
4aYxE Zeal Estate aud CoIiacliBz Agent. JzcksnH
Mss ; statement os ne resz.t certised 70 y II
ISzdzes vii - mailed Il eSch tieket holder
Respectfully. L. 9. E1Lzz1zE. Fore-1 =
J. 3. IrSz, scsrsfzvy-
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CHRISTMAS presents were in demand At
Cato's during the week. lie had TO fill his
show EinlcT four times xith toilet sets.