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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-30

The match game Of baseball played
At Canton, July 2Sth, between Jackson and
Canton clubs, resulted in the victory Of
the former, By 10 runs.
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The Plan Of Adjustment reported BY
the Committee appointed by the meeting
Of creditors Of Greens Bank, il being very
generally accepted.
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What Noble Little Curl Proposes
for the Relief of Protestant Orphan
Asylum at Natchez.


DEkALB, Mss, July %, 1884.
BRo. POWER: | call you Bro. Power, be-
cause papa does, though am not &C
quainted with you. am a little girl just
eleven years old. | read TIE CLARION
and saw the call for help for the poor little
girls at Natchez, and wish to do something
for them. IproPose to be one of one thous-
and little girls in the State, or elsewhere, to
give two dollars each 10 take care-of them,
and accordingly send you my two dollars.
] will look for hearty response to nv
proposal. Respectfully,
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ArorurR remember 10 medicine cures
!. " .s--..i.- .s-isas nature In reliev-
-. ss.IIT al an unnatural condition O
- .-sseu. Worms disarrange -Shriner
~, 49, -Vsrmifure kills and drives then
ne system, thus removing the cause OF o'''
s' For sal, :. Lemly's drug stores, Jack
son, Miss.
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The Gem Band l. doing steady work
now, in order 70 discourse even sWeeter
music than Il their won't At the approach
inc fefe
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ADJOURNED MEETING.

JACKSON Miss, July IS, 1884
The Board Mayor and Aldermen the City of Jackson Friday
July lS 1884, pursuant adjournment. Present. John Mc
Mayor Aldermen Braun Gibbs Hardy Taylor and Watkins
Alderman Jones.
of the Personally
On motion of Alderman Hardy following
to-wit
W. H. Robinson Co. whtewashng Park fence i 90
Jno G. Carraway travelling 3 90
AOeai"''"'..-.''... . - ~
The City Marshal reported following
property had been duly notified by him repair
Sidewalks abuttng their property towit:
Jno Ceary Mrs s. Wilson, Kavanaugh Kel D. Ewing g..
Freeman Ag and A. g. Lewis Pearl and Mrs w B. Rich
arson west side State and Mrs H. c. Kerr President
Add that they had failed comply with said notice. thereuPon the
Board adopted the ordinance following.
Be Ordained By the Board Of Mayor and Alderman Of The CITY JaOa
That the sidewalks following named the
Cleary Mrs A. Wilson, L. Kavanaugh R. Kel d. Ewing g.
Freeman Ag A g. Lewis Pearl and Mrs w. B. Richardson
side State Mrs H President and c.
Campbell President Amite being
vsed Ordinances of the City Jackson the said thereof
by required said sidewalks the with
material follows: Good hard well burned paving brick laid
width and shall incline upwards from the build
ing boundary Of the lot the rate Of inch in three feet And
failure Of said comply with the provisions of this Ordinance
within ten days after the service OF notice hereof BY the City Marshal
the said sidewalk shall be repaired above described By
mitte the of the City, and the thereof
damages shall be collected Of the
provided BY Section 80 of Revised Ordinances.
On motion of Alderman Watkins the Board adjourned Stur
day, July 10, 1884
JOHN McGILL4 Mayer.
N. NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk
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to
ling 1t burns readily and with hercen
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--MessrH. H. N. Taylor a Son are max
ing al kinds Of brick, better and cheaper
than the imported article. See their card.
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-Jack.on Lodge No. 1853, Knights and
Ladies u Honor, holds itn semi-m0nthly
meeting tonight A full attendance Is i'm
p0rtant.
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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEr

CITY OF JACOBSON.
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Mr. Jos. II. Morris il erecting an ice
house on President street, opposite thil
Office. President street Il looking up.
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.

fTNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL FOR
Il BOYS AID You've AEs, AT JACKSON, MIss
viii open September 18TH, '8A.
Both the school building and Residence are most
desirxbly located the premise The School
building viii accommodate one hundred and fifty
students; and Is in all its arrangements for can
Tenlepce and comfort, one ef the most complete in
the State.
The Hall, which is used On public occasions, and
all the rooms in the residence are lighted With gza
Health, comfort and safety have been provided foI
in every arrangement
The object Of this Academy il % prepare youths
either for entering the State University and othei
College proper, or 70 IN vel their place. in any
Of the business relations Of life
None but experienced or fborDughly qualified
Instructors VIII be employed studesfs frond dis
lance viii have secured 20 them all the restraints d
vel regulated home in the family Of the Prinei
pal
HE liberal patronage and success q this Trzlnfns
school, last session, warrants the belief that Il
nov on permanent basis.
For particular information apply 70 c. s RouDE
BCsH, Principal, jackson, Miss
fuly1s, 's4-5m.
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ApyoUnNED MEETING.


JACKSON Miss, July 10, 1884
The Board Mayor and Aldermen Of the City jackson
day. July 19 1884, adjournment M
Mayor Aldermen Braun Gibbs Hardy TaylOr and Watkins
Of Personally re-
srmed and continued from letter "W" and completed.
Be Ordained By The Board Of Myr and Aldermen
the sidewalks Of
Hamilton Hokns Co Le being OF repair and being
suitable condition
Of the City Jackson required
folozE
hard paving brick width and shall in
cline upwards the building
the lot At the Of one inch in three
And on the failure Of said comply with the provisions Of
City Mnrsha the said sidewalk shall be repaired
the Street Committee the Of the city, and and
10 damages shall be collected properly
the provided BY Section 50 Of Revised
On naotiea Of Alderman Braun the Board a5iournsd
NM NcIzOD, City Clerk
JAcKson MIS- JULY S. 1884
special meeting Mayor Re City
q jackson held Friday July IS 1854 PEszsntAcn sno AcA
Mayor-Mdernan Braun. Gbba Jons., Taylor and WaikinA
Absenk Alderman Hardy
The Committee Liquor Submitted he lowiug
your he p q , Brown .
retail sinous and find after hat ne
the number Of legal required BY aN That SID
license granted said peifionsx
VIZ. h TxxLon, ChaiEnnns
W.
granted payment hree hundred dollars sls snd
aued dollars the city and the alag Ct bond p sd
o. he a.sou.s Of v h Rshn.un Co. ur CT,
a ne &C. $500 vas aiowsd and warrant ~ sae ssdEs
On nusiuu q Ala-zn.n Gibbs sAs Rosra .aiea..sa.
Nh McLzOD czy
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Therc will b an annual meeting Of the
e,ort kolders Of the CITY Railroad, on An
,,,et assh. Al the Edwards HOUSE.
qatS4-2t
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A PRINCIPAL FOR THE MOSS P0T<T AGA
u Deny ] = Wanted-- Sensa0n - c1mmenee sep
teEber Ist, 1884 ApF1ieanfs yin address A BIZ
zEzR. President Of Bozrd Of DireetoEI, giving Al
neeeS1zFy infoxIaatign 70 quaii6ez1lous Tor ths
position, and also amounf q sziary expeeted-
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Moonlight walks are quite fashionable
now, and II We may Judge from aPPear-
ance, quite enjoyable TOO.
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n .thst h@th boantilul eye rhan Ne blu~sa,
- ~ F'Fsih q h, hread % ths pesr.-RFs-erhs
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Union Female COLLEGE
OXFORD, MISS.

CHARTERED THIRTY YEARS; OVER TWO
y Hundred Graduates Classical and Sclentihc
Course; Music and Art; Location Unsurpassed ini
Health. Boarding accommodations hrst-claSs
Changes low; School Year begins SEPTEMBER sTH
1854 Send Tor Cataloge.
J. $ HOWARD.
iuly9, 'S4-2m. President.
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The Capital Light Guards are perfect.
ing themselves BY almost nightly drills.
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TRUSTEH,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A
Id Deed Of Trust made By Mary Roberts and VIII
10 secure 70 Ars- NJ L Hzberstrzth, on account Of
certain Indebtedness mentioned therein, the said
deed heing duly recorded in Record Book Of Deeds,
No TO- page No 81 Of Kinds county. State Of Mis-
siszippi, the undersigned viii proceed 70 sell, 70
the highest bidder, for cash, At public cutlery, Al
the front door Of the City Hail. in the City Of Jack
son. Mis-, At II O'clock, noon, On MONDAY, IN
JUEK, A. D.. 1884, the following described lot 81
land lying and being In the city 81 Jackson county
and State Aforesaid to-Uif: One hundred feet f16o
OF the north end Of the vest half Of l9t seven 81
Court squire, two a.. South jackson, las per Dan
elE of6eizi map Of the City Of Jzekson.) tngethel
With The appuF1enzaees fhereunfo belouEiuE- IN
title . the above property i believed % Be enod
but shah only convey such title Is vested in M
- trustee H Y. BARR, Trustee.
Postponed until 18th day q July, 1854
h Y. BARR Trustee
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ST. THOMAS HALL,
Holly Springs, Miss.

GCHooL OF HIGH GRADE FOR BoYs.-ES
~ tablished ls45. Classics taught by Dublin grad.
uate of rare ability. Thorough. healthy. parenta
care Terms moderate. Refers TO Bishop THoMP
son. Address the RECTOR
july30 iS4-Im%
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The As M,s,'i mdpdnr u for Mr. Jesse Les
Corr. brother Of the editor.
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-INDUSTRIAL-
INSTITUTE FOR WHITE FEMlLES!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Board Of Trustees Of the Mississippi Indus
trial Institute and College for the Edutatieu Of
White Females Of the state Of Mississippi viii
receive proposals until August 18th, is>4, Tor The
location Of said school After which date the laaFd
will visit all places making application with view
Of making selection for the location uf the
All propositions should be addrosss 20 the SECRETARY
Of the Board, and Il marked Proposals tor the
state Industrial School" will not D. ofCncd until
the meetiu Of the Board after the above date.
W. 4 HUK1, Secretary Board Trustee-,
junels std. MINoNA, Miss.
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Local AND OTHER NOTES

-Rsv. Dr. Hunter VIII preach At Yssoc
City on Sunday rexi
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Rev. J.R. Parish viii preach At the
Baptist church next Sunday night.
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The Prohfbitioulsts In the city yesief-
day, gayeii an animated appeafanos.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

"HEREAS, 1t appears by information received
w by me, that on OF about 18th December
1888. IN Bolivar county, one Dare Barton, did will
fully kill and murder one JESSIE JAMES and he
afterwards made his escape and is still at large;
Now, therefore, l, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
OF Mississippi, 10 offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery Of the said murderer 10 the sher-
if of Bolivar county. One-half of the reward paw
able on delivery and one-haH on conviction. And
do, moreover, require all officers of this State to
be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive
murderer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
Trsl State affixed, at jackson, this 18th day Of
u y July, A. d. 1884.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary of State.
july23, 's4-3w.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAs, It appears by information received
w BY me, that on or about 18th April, 1854,
Isaac stohns0H, did brutality murder one BELLA
BOOKER in Madison county, and he afterwards
made his escape and is still at large
Now, therefore, 1, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery Of the said murderer to the Sheriff
Of Madison county. Said reward is payable on con
Vision. And ] do moreover, require all officers
Of this State TO be digent in their efforts TO arrest
said fugitive murderer
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
FIR 81 State affixed, at Jackson, this 18th day oil
L. 81 July, A D. 1884
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HESRY c. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
july23 554-3E.
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"THE LAND OF THE sky"
ASHEVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.


AAsNs +NoHt ~ O4EOAA8as
THOSE HAVING DAUGHTERS To EDUCATE
1 would do well 10 send for Catalogue Of this
College. Its location ia 1.-The Land Of the Skyr il
the most healthful in the South. Delicate young
ladies are invariably built up in health BY school
residence in Asheyile, \. c. The climate Is espe.
cially beneficial to those from malarial districts
The College has many attractions. Large and abb
Faculty. Thorough ceulse. Firm discipline Spe.
cial advantages in Vocal and Instrumental Music
len acres in shady Lawns; gardens, greenhcdse
fish pond, etc. For Catalogue, address
Rev. JAS. ATKINS, IN, Prest.
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Huntsville Female College,
HUNrsVTLLE Ala.

TUE THRTY-FTFTH SESSION OF THIS
II vel kan Ir1ftution Of Learning beefas SIP
TKME1 - He4llhy. prosperuus. se1 FIR
nished, - Fasgify, folrtsen in number oasrs
Educafi1n- A delightful ChTiEiinn hone for pu-
pfls c1arrns red ICED 70 suil the TINES Fer Cate
logues, Specidi iuinrnzfion. etcs addzsz
REv. A. h JONES. A. II.
JULY, sta Rnndpsl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ON THE sTH DAY OF JULY, 1884, LETTERS
" Of Administration ad eotIfgesdHm were granted
the undersigned BY the ChzDeery Court Of the fiTst
District Of Kinds County, Mississippi, the estate
Of b L NorTell, deceased Nov AL persons having
claims against the estate Of said decedent are
hereby required to exhibit the same within the
time limited by Law, or the same viii be barred
C. l. CATCHTSGS,
jnly1s, 'Ss4E. AdR'r Co1i7esduM-
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Chamberlain-Hunt
ACADEMY.
Successor Of Oakland College
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
An English Classical and Business
School for Boys and Young Men
Next SessiOn Opens Monday, Sept. sth.

6O1A-AAAA VI A0h n AAaA-1a
/. A thorough English, Business, Classical and
Bible Course
2 An extremely low rate Of board and fuiiion
oW ing to a liberal endowment For entire year
including lodging, lights, fuel and washing, $500
T. Experienced teaehers, selected for their respec-
tive duties
4. situated on the L, n. o. at. e z, II Is easy
Of access from all points
s. The pupils live in the Academy sifh the
teacher, have their constant oversight Eif ~ the
same table and are made members Of the Princifals
family-thus having all the advantage II home
influence
6. The location. IN point Of health, moral aud
eial advantage and freedom from temptations, i
unsurpassed By any In the State
:. The buildings are brick, large, commodiosls,
well ventilated and in excellent repair. he study
/ Hall and RecitatiOn ICONS are Eupplied win ncE
patent furniture. A suitably furnished lIilrzrF
E0on, containing about 900 volumes. vii be 0pel
| 70 the pupiis-
q A. Incentives 10 study, we 0eer each yezf one
scholarlhip, eight gold medals four gold and thTs
silver badees besides the usual certifestes " dis
". c. GUTHRIE, A B., PEIsoIPAL,
tuiy2, 's4-5m- POET GIBSON, Mis-.
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PANTOPS ACADEMY
Near CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN

HAS UNRIYALLED ADVANTAGES, IN
IL healthful climate; thorough teaching; kindly
home influence, and new, improved buildings, in
Guiding large Gymnasium. Begins SEPTEMBER
10, 1854 send for Catalogue
REV. EDGAR WOODS Pm. d, , r.. r,...--..
JOHN R. SAMPSON, A. NJ, (to-f hlSCifAls-
fulyI6 's4-2m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICED

PURSUANT TO DECREE OF CHANCELLOR,
i the undersigned is now preparing Schedule
Of the assets and liabilities OF Greens Bank, be
filed with the Chaneery Clerk. All persons indebt
ed to the Bank, by over-drawn account, or by note
past due Tor about to become due). and who pay
the same forthwith, requested to do, md the
amount Of same will be omitted from the schedule
of indebtedness to the Bank.
J. L. POWER, Receiver
~Jackson, Miss, July Is, 1ss43-w.
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ANDu EFURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED
~ and Decreed, that TIE Stockholders q the
Commencial Bank Of Eztehez, aand Al others in
terasts1 In the fund nov in the hands 81 the re-
eeiver, enter heir zppezrznes herein On before
The ELnzT A0EDAT Il EovEMBEE EExT, and
pEDpound their respective clzins In writing fIiIs
With their said writing all and snguizx their eer-
tiHeztes Of stock. and Al assignments Thereof 70
ze11er NTH any z1d All p1rez necezszry . 3 full
understanding Of their claims. or they viii % for
ever exelnded from al participation in the fand
realized b and under The proeeedinls had in hi.
A tine copy frona the minutes.
Attest J. 4 MCKEE. Clark.
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Maury Institute
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS.

Third Annual Sessions Opens Ssp< 8, 1884.
II 0cATlOS EMNESTLY HEALTHY; SUM-
u Der e bonndeu limited- accommodztions con-
f1ifhius incorporated. uifh azth1rity - conier d.
For furiher infornzfisn ard Ciruulars. appiy 10
JUDgE J. ". G. WAIsos, o. %
MISS Z d. WATSON,
1uiy4, 'sf-5w- PEIscrrAL-
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WANTED
TEACHER WANTED.

A GOOD SECONDHAND PIAyo.-Addreu. me-
"a At Terry, Mis-, giving eondition, namber d
oe me- s 20 gElee- 2 soEsSr-
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Of six months, visiting the great Fair weekly not
for mere sightseeing but study one or more de-
partner Is al time, and then returning 10 the In
stitute, where text books the subject are taught
and essays written by the cadets grand object
lesson Of the trod Special rates given BY railroad
both in coming to the school and in the weekly vis-
its 10 the Exposition. Apply 10
E H. MURFEE, A. NJ, Superintendent.
july30 'S4-6w.
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Judson Institute.
MARION, ALA.

EORTY-sEvENTH SESSION BEGINS oCro.
- BIER lsT, 1884. Faculty Of fifteen Collegiate
course for Young Ladies. kindergarten and Pre-.
paratory departments; School of Music Drawing
and Painting, and Telegraphy. For catalogue senc
to ROBERT FRAZER, President.
july2s, 's4-10w
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So EEEK: q s.y :. R.ss coly
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EDUCATIONAL.
Franklin Female College,
Holly SnrRn0s Miss.

THOSE SEEKING A SCHOOL FOR THEIR
i D11Shters viii 6na here a Hons AID Sch0sl
conbine1. cGerfng every advantace q q thoro1rA
a1d accouplishea sdac1sioa, n City noted for Is
eood heaitk, e1i<ivated and re1sea society.
1EIRrY-Sr1rR ASxcAL SESs1cS ccN1xxcKS
WEcSxSoAY. SErTExBkn n, lisa
Terms vcry noder1te. Appav -
Ms XAET b CLARK.
lziy2. Ss-en. Principal.
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mississippi Military Institute,
ON GULF OF MEXICO,
EXPOSITION COURSE
.Near NeW OrIcnna-

GEsST0N BEGINNING OCT. 1, 1854 ELE-
- CANT and newly finished buildings; corps Of
thorough Instructors employed TO teach according
to modern methods preparing students fOa business
ar he oh Il ms lrtf.-
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IL IKE Cncu1r CoUKT o. THE USrrED STATES, 4
Fa8 TIE SoETHERN DISTRICT or NIssIszEPPT
Nay Terra, iss8-sth day Of Nay, lssL
JoHN BAcor II Al,
vE1 So 80 Old SEEEs,
w. ROBERTSON II A.
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Wesleyan Female lastitgts,
stauntos. virgIaIa.

o,eo. sxrTxruE. ~, issl One e he FTEsr
SCHOOLS FOX TorEe LADIEs y IHE DrITED
sTATEA. Surrounding be1ufIfuL Cltna4te uns1r-
ra1.ed One hundred and feFty-three boarding.
pnufI. frasn efEhteeE stafes. TINS AHOEG
rae BEST n TIE JAlO<- Board, Washing.
FnaIish cgur.e. Latin. French, German, Insfru-
mental MUSE &C.. for Scholastic yer. from sep
tember % June, 4zz8- For cztliogaes. write 70
Raw. WM- A HARRIS, D. D., frezlde1t.
1uIv9 -ss-sm- StauntOn, Virginia
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BRICK

NO pAwnNG HRzcK.-An kiads
~ cumn1a 8f|ek. 1n1 several kinds Of Grst-ela1s
pRrsEEn BRICK made and fer sale By
u. u. TAYLOR SON.
iuiTse, SLY. JAcxsoHs Mzss-
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NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH FOLLOWING RES
College:
Resolved, 'sThat this Board advertise and make
known the fact, that there will be election to fill
the chair of Horticulture and Entomology At the
College on the THIRD MONDAY IN SEPEMBER next
Notice Is hereby given of said election. Applica-
ton can be filed with me.
TT WATSON, Secy,
july30, "a Agricultural College P. o., Miss
r TFE AND TIMES OF BISHOP
- H. H. Kayanau&h OF the IL E. Charch
South By A. H. BEDFORD, d. D. The under
signed is the only authorized Agent for the sale Of
this work In Kinds county.
fI1co-A1ofOccos .---.---Sf w
MuSfln, w
Any one wishing a copy will please drop .
| card and viii deliver at above prices.
d. P. BRADFORD, Bolton, Miss.
iuly23 's&-Ime
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Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
Prom which none ever wakes 10 wecp,
calm and undi.turhed repose,
Unhroken b. the last of Toes"
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HoLLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.

iulys'S42m.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-22

Max O'Rell's new book on the "Women
of England" is full of bright things which
the English papers are eagerly copying.
Nothing could be better than this descrip-
ton of English cour;iug, the frankness of
whose public endearmenfs puzzles the
American aud other foreigners. "It is a
very strange sight" he writes, Gin coun-
try where reserve, prudery and decency
are driven to desperation, to see the couple
of lovers walking at nightfaIl, holding each
others hands, waists or necks, and In some
little trequented roads forming veritable
professions, The couples walk along SLOW
ly, looking languishingly at each other and
withont speaking word" Max's wittv
definition Of flirting is, Attentions without
intentions"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-22

The Woman's department. ofthe Arkan
sas Exhibition request historical articles.
Anything, we would suppose, interesting
connected with the state, its Governors, its
Senators, its emergencies of Government
or articles of decoration upon any political
occasions or receptions. By addressing
the ladies in charge at the Marquand Ii
brary Information will be particularly given.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-22

9 A friend placed before us few days since
osome curios, of Utah, portion ofthe gran
cite Of which the great Mormon Temple is
ADULT with walls 8 feet thick. This granite
Which resembles white quartz with dots Of
ttron interpreted is a beautiful material and
lns taken from the Wascatch mountains near
AIalt Lake City. We alse looked at piece
anf sage bush from the shore of the great
alt Lake. This bush foot long was
nonickly incrusted with salt which, in the
Incorporation Of the water, encases shrub and
haaf. This curious specimen resembles a
uwhite and beautiful quartz stallactite.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-22

There is a remarkable place in the Gulf
Of Mexico know as the"oil spot" It ex-
tends about two miles along the shore, and
perhaps three quarters Of mile seward.
In storm its appearance is very wonder
full. All around are angry boiling waters,
tossing the foam high in the air, while with
in this enclosure is a perfect calm, In fine
weather there is nothing to distinguish the
place, but in a gale the waves become thick
and of reddish hue. Mud taken from the
spot has all the cleansing qualities of soap,
and is used to scrub the decks of vessels.
Scientific men are puzzled to know what
makes the coil spot"