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RAILROADS.
aAIL2oAD TIMETABLE.
illinois Central Railroad
TRAINS eotxe zoe,

Express-Leaves New Orleans 9:1j a. m, arrives a,
Jackson 45 p. m, leaves SOS; arrives at Grand
Junction at 3:1oa- n.
Mail-IeaEes New Orleans 80 p. m, arrives al
jackson lZ:5o a. m, leaves $50 a. m, reaches
Grand Junction 80 a. m.
New Orleans I is a. m reaches lack
son $50 p. m, le2Fes Sis p. u. reaches Grand
Junction I.i5 a m
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Cooper Institute !!
A Male and Female School.

NTATRTCULATED ONE HUNDRED AND SEW
INl TY-0NE STUDENTS last year, 100 Of whom
were BoardeTz from six States. Faculty composed
of eight members Over 3008 volumes in society
Library, Location as healthful any in the SOUTH
s miles west Of LockhaTt, N. & o. L. b., and IS
miles North Of Meridian, Miss. Its work of IS
years is before the people II has turned out some
Of the best men and women in the South. II is one
place on earth where drunkards are not nianuiac-
tured, and where religious, but not denomiRa-
tiOnal school Is seen. 1t has proven itself school
for the times.
Board and Tuition for Nine and half months
only SI51 Thrse months Commercial Course only
Sc. Send for Catalogue containing History Of
the School and all particulars Fall Term opens
SEPTEMBER 10, 1854. The Spring Term opens
JANuARY Is, 1885, Address
REV. J. L. COOPER, Daleville P. o.,
aug. %, sam. Lauderdale County, Miss.
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Another Little Girl Who Loves the
Orphans.
SENAToBIA, August 16tl

SENAToBIA, August 18th, 1884.
DEAR Bro. POWER: | call you Bro
Power because my papa does) | am little
girl nearly six years old. / send you two
dollars, please send it to the orphans al
Natchez. l love the orphans; one reason
love the orphans is because my papa is an
orphan, and love him. May God bless
them, is my PRAYER, Very truly,
MARION WARREN RUSSELL
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MEMPH1s Hosp1rAI MEDICAL CoLLEeE.
The next regular session viii open on
0ctober s. For the annual announcement,
address, PRoF. A. G. sINcLAIR, n. D..
Dean, 81 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
aug. rs. 's4-3I.
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LEE, JrTFERsoS coU0rY,

ItlRtI st Izs3 1851
DEAR Coz. Power: / send you two
dollars given me by kind friend for
which please add my name to the list OF
little girls who are trying to raise Two
Thousand Dollars for the Orphan Asylum
at hatcher.
May success crown our efforts
Truly your little friend
LAURA WATKINS.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
stnunton. VIrgInfa.

Opens SEPTEMBER ID, 1884, One Of the FInsT
S11IooLs FoA You're LADIES IN THE Ua1rKp
STATEA Surroundings beautiful Climate unsur-
passed. One hundred and fOrty-three boarding
pupiis from eighteen States TERMS AMONG
The BEST IN the UNION. Board Washing
English Course. Latin, French, German InstrIi-
mental Music, etc, for Scholastic year from Sep
tember % June oz80s For Catalogues write 10
kEy WM- A HARRIS, D. D. President
juiFs, s--Am etaunton, virginia.
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SHOPPrNes

EVERYD DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY DONE
~ carpets and Furniture a speciality. For cir
1"'"i' aueIess MISS ELLA TOPP,
aug %, 's4-6m. NouiS'ilie' ny
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Public Speaking.

E. Barksdale, nominee of the Demo
cratic Conservative party of the 9TH Con-
gressional District, will address the
people at the following places:
MADISON COUNTY.
Flora, Saturday, September 9th.
Sharon, Tuesday, September 9th.
Sulphur Springs, Wednesday, September
10th.
Camden, Thursday, September Ith.
Sharpsburg, Friday, September 18th.
Madison Station, Saturday, September
18th.
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Proposals will be received at the
Mayors Office until tomorrow afternoon
5 o'clock, for the building of public els
tern in West jackson. The cistern is to
be cylinder shape, thirty feet long, and
fifteen feet diameter. One-hali the ex-
pense will be borne by the city-the other
half BY subscription Of the citizens Of West
jackson. The site selected is on Roach
street, fronting Simmons market house,
between Capitol and Pearl streets. This
will be near enough to the business por
ton of West jackson, and at a point
where the companies eau operate their
engines to advantage.
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Coopers Wen Water.

Any information wanted in regard to
water will hare to be ADDRESSED 10 s & H.
Spengler, Raymond, Miss; in relation to
board, apply to q. G. Canada.
July 1856. S.&H spESGLKn
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On Friday evening last an exciting
game of base ball was played on the
Mutual grounds, West Jackson, between
the Robinson Nine j oe Martz, Captain, and
the Young Americas, W. B. Taylor, Cap
tain. The former won the game after we'll
contested struggle on the eighth inning
darkness preventing the completion of the
ninth inning. The score stood-Robinson's,
%; Young Americas, 20. A silver cup
was the stake played for.
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For sale by all druggists

Who would be so cruel so unnatural as
to refuse to buy one bottle of shriner's
Indian yermifuge, when he knows that
worms are destroying his child? This Is
no trifing matter. For sale by Byron
Lemly. jackson, Miss.
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VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES CSINE
- weekly begin 10th July, lsS4, and end 10th
September, Have proved of signal use List, 70
students who design to pursue their studies at this
or other Law school; ID to those who propose 70
read privately; and Sd, TO practitioners who have
not had the advantage OF systematic instruction
For circular apply (P. o. University OF Va 10
JOHN B. MINOR Prof. Com. and stat. law.
nN2S 'sA-1m.
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Our lady readers who may have ocea-
sion to order goods from Louisville, are
referred to the card of Miss Ella Topp,
formerly of Holly Springs, who is now
located in Louisville, and most favorably
situated to be of service to such as may
want to make purchases in that city. We
can safely say that all who order through
Miss Topp will get the best that great mar
ket affords at the, smallest cost.
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Jefferson College.
High School for Boys and Young Men.
LOootcd At Washington, Miss, Sir Miles from
Natctez.
SESSION OF 1884, 85 OPENS 4rn on snpr

oldest CHARTERED LITERARY INSTITC-
" TIOH IN THE SOUTHWEST. Location healthy
aud very accessible. Communication 10 Nalchex
by Telephone, and thence by Telegraph 10 all qnaf-
ters.
Moral and Social advantages good Grounds eS-
tensiye and handsomely adorned with shade and
Ornamental trees. Buildings large and connodi-
Gus, with Study Hall, Recitation Rooms Dormito-
res Library, etc, conveniently arranged and adj
miTably warmed lighted and ventilated Expert
enced professional Teachers. Instruction thorough
and practical. Discipline firm. English, Classical
and Business courses, including Theory and Prac-
tice of Bookkeeping.
der the constant care and supervision ii the Ia
strnetors. Charges and Terms very reasonable.
For Catalogues containing full particulars, apply 70
the Princippl, J. 5. RAYMOND,
july3O' "a Pm. Washington, u 'ss.
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Yours truly,
!. III. COLEMAN, Reporter.
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The Trustees Of State Female College
/ paid an official visit to jackson last Thurs.
day afternoon, and inspected the various
available sites for the C0IlsEe, should Jack.
son be deter mined on as the location. Sey-
eral members of the Board were absent.
Those present, we're: Rev. T. A. S. Adams.
Hon. }. Nee. Martin, Hon. Marshall Miller.
d.. J. j. Thornton, D. l. Sweatman. Esq.
and Major J. 6. Higgins also DR.. w. i.
Hurt, Secretary of the Board. The trus-
tees were escorted in carriages, furnished
BY citizens, to the following places which
we're carefully inspected Episcopal
church property, west Of city the proper
ty OF Col. E. Richardson; Col. Hooker's
old place, now owned by Capt Wolfe
property Of C. II. Manship, in connection
with the land Of Mr.. David Shelton ad.
joining; the Echols place, opposite Blind
Institute, the Sizer and Barksdale lots
both embracing ten acres-College Green.
and Judge ]. A. P. Campbell's place, on
West street. The trustees expressed them
selves well pleased with some of the sites
inspected. At night they were invited to
sit down to supper, which assumed the
proportions OF banquet, at the Edwards
House, when tOasts were proposed and re-
sponded to by Col. w. L. Nugent, Senator
J. McC. Martin, Hon. MARSHALL Miller, Col. |
Q. E. Hooker, Rev. T. A. s. Adams, Gov. |
Lowry and Capt. g. d. Bustamante The |
Citizens Committee present were: Messrs.
E. Virden, B. W. Griffith, A. g. Moore, J.
z. Stevens, Byron Lemly. The members
Of the press participating were: Messrs.
r. II. & w. A. Henry, Oliver Clifton, J.
l.. Power. The supper was elegantly
served, on very short notice, for which the
committee and guests were indebted to
Manager J. B. Bradford, and Mr.. Jake
Heck, the accomplished steward. The
trustees appeared to have been very favor.
ably impressed by their visit to jackson,
1nt if they are as non-committal at other
points as they were here, their choice will
lot be known until their visitation is com
1leted and they cast their ballots.
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The beautiful pillow shams made and
ratified by Mrs. Gordon, for the benefit Of
the orphans, brought i'll five dollars and
eighty cents, and were won by Mrs. John
Fuller.
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What the Children Are Doing for
the Orphan Asylum.

At Natchez, where the work and wants
of the Protestant Orphan Asylum are best
known, the following little girls have con
tributed each $500 toward the Two Thous-
and Dollar Fund:
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EDUCATIONAL.
fHE UNIVERSITY OF FHR SOUfH

Is located at SEW NEE, TENN, upon the Cum
berland Plateau, 1000 eet above the level This
school, under the special patronage OF the bishops
and the best advan ages, bolh moral and educa-
tional. in its Grammar school and its Collegiate
and Theological Departments For the special
claims Of this University for patronaSe apply for
documents to the Rev TELFAIR HoDGSQN, d.
D., vice-ChaneelloT, Sewanee, Tenn.
aug. 'S4-lm.
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Y.poo and Mississippi Valley B. B.
MO. r. R.-AT MERIDIAN.

Going Sorth-Ieaves Jackson $50 a IN, arrives at
Yazoo City 1920 a. N.
Going souti-Ieaves Y AGO City at 80 p. M. ar
irving at Jackson at 5 30 p
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"THE LAND OF THE SKY"
ASHEVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
AshezfIIe. NnrfI, CarnIinn

TNHosE HAVING DAUGHTERS TO EDUCATE
i would do well to send for Catalogue of this
College Its location in 'The Land Of the Sky" is
the most healthfu in the South. Delicate young
ladies are invariably built up in health by school
residence in Asheyille, n. C. The climate is espe-
cially beneficial to those from malaral districts.
The College has many attractions. Large and able
Faculty. Thorough cOuse. Firm discipline. Spe-
cial advantages in Vocal and instrumental Music.
Ten acres in Shady Lawns; gardens, greenhouse,
fish pond, etc. For Catalogue, address
Rev. JAS. ATKINS, JR., Prest.
inlv16 Rim
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We call attention to the card of Dud-
ley Institute The term begins Septem-
Der Is. Circulars, containing full particu-
lars as to branches to be taught, rates, etc,
can be had on application to Prof Dud-
lev.
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Never Yet Refused.
CANToN. Miss. Aug. BIZ, 18s.

V-7STo-7' Is, mug. ~ 1901.
Col. POWER: Enclosed find five dollars
donated by Canton Lodge No. 100, X. of H.,
to the Protestant Orphan Asylum of
Natchez. This Lodge has been under
pecuniary embarrassment, but has never yet
refused 10 respond TO a worthy object of
charity.
Yours truly,
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The Baptist church is undergoing
repairs this week. We suppose the hole
in the west wall, made by a cannon ball
during the seige of Jackson, will be allow
ed to remain as a memento of the late I'M
pleasantness.
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The exhortation of the Psalmist to
"Come before His presence with singing"
is greatly promoted when the congregation
provides such new and beautiful hymn
books as were distributed at the Baptist
church at union service, last Sunday night.
The example should be followed in all our
churches. LET ali the people praise Thee p
and the people will at least try ii they are
thus invited to Join in the worship.
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Augusta Female Seminary.
STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN,. PRrscrpI

Opens September 3d-Closes June, 1855.
UNSURPASSED IN ITS LOCATION; IN ITS
" Buildings and Grounds; in fits General Ap,
poin tments and Sanitary arrangements. Its full
corps of superior and experienced Teachers; its
unrivalied advantages in Music Modern Languages
Elocution, Fine Arts Physical Culture and instrue
ton in the Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping
The successful efforts made to secure health, COM
fort and happiness. Its opposition to extravaganee
its standard Of solid scholarship. For full partcu-
lars apply to the Principal for Catalogues.
junels, '64-3m.
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GIBSON'S SCHOOL,
A. RIENEI. MESSISSIPPa.

A FF0RpS A COMPLETE COURSE IN LATIN.
IA Greek, French, Mathematics, English Language
aud Literature, History Natural Philosophy, Meta
physics, Political Economy, Rhetoric aud Logic.
Study in English Language and Literature begins
with the entrance OF the student and ceases only
when he ceases 10 attend Methods arc those Of the
University OF Virginia. For circular and full in
formation, write to W. l. GIBSON
aug IL, 'S4-6In RIENZI Miss
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MAIL leaves Meridian 1920 p. m arrives in Jack
800 and leaves at $40 a. ~. arrives in
Nicksbarg 8 100 a. m
Local Freight leaves Meridian 500 m, arrives in
Jackson at As and leaves at 4:30 p. IL; arrives
il Vicksburg 9 100 p. IA.
Accommodation, leaves jackson 7:30 a. IN. arrives
at Vicksburg 9: "a a. m.
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The timetable Of the Little j." in
this column, conforms to the schedule that
took effect August 10.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-27

Miss Josie Van Hook will reopen her
school for boys and girls at her fathers
residence on Monday, September 10.
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Orphan Asylum Relief.

Receipts by undersigned since publica-
ton August Is:
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PATAPSCO INSTITUTE,
Elliott City. Maryland.
(Finiet1l Session.,
Principal, Miss Sarah n. Randolph, Of
Virginia,

THIS TIME-HONORED INSTITUTION, WHICH
L before the late war enjoyed such extensive pa
tronage throughout the whole South, has been in a
most hourishing condition during the past Ave
years under its present Principal, who, on taking
charge introduced 10 the former patrons of the
school by its distinguished founder Mrs. PHELPS
Mrs. Liteoa, Phelps to her FTiendS and former Pa
Of Patdp9co baEfitbte.
"T1ie writer. whose name from ls4I TO 1856 wa,
associated with this Institution is happy in giving
her testimony in favor OF Miss SARAH n. RAN.
DoLPH, who is distinguished as an educator and
who is also well known as the author Of seThe Do
nestle Lie Of her great-grandiather, Thomas JEFF
fersOn, and Of other works"
ALMIRA LINCOLN PHELPS.
Estao Place, Baifinsers, 4prR l6, 1879.
An admirable corps Of successful and experienced
Teachers and Professors, both native and foreign
have placed the school IN the front rank Of insttu-
ti0ns TO advance the higher education Of women
while its situation in beautiful country noted fOT
the salubTty Of its climate as we'll As for the happy
home IL Is made TO be for the scholars attending Il
make II most desirable school for girls sent from
distance to be educated.
Apply for catalogue 10 the Principal
Patgpso0 hlstitafe, EHioosf Citg, Maryland
Or, to Mrs. STAMPS, Il Bourbon st. New Orleans
aug Il, s+6ws.
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The Little j., on Goth inst, in
creased its passenger rate from three to
four cents per mile, much to the regret Of
people along the line. The managers, we
are sure, will return to the popular rate OF
three cents As soon as pOssible.
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-Four dollars from the grab-bag," is
the sum left at this Office yesterday by two
bright little girls from West Jackson,
Maggie Fuller and Lizzie Lemon. The
amount has been added to Protestant Or
phau ASYLUM treasury.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-27

The first Of September edition Of the
Ilmes-Democrat win be mammoth paper.
One hundred Thousand copies will Be
printed. A feature will be sketches Of the
principal towns in the Southwest. A care
fully prepared sketch of jackson has been
iorwarded, accompanied with portrait and
biographical sketch Of Mayor McGill, as
requested BY the It'd.
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The Deaf and Dumb Institute will re-
open October 1. The premises have been
thoroughly renovated, and many needed
repairs and improvements have been made.
We call attention to the card of Superin
tendent Dobyns, in this issue.
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NORTH. SOUTH.
No l Arrives 5:IO a. m no. 2 Arrive 1925 p. m.
Il Leaves 5:15 i. M " Leaves 1880 p. m.
3 Arrives 70 p. IN " Arrives 1872 a, m.
3 Leaves 40 p. M - Leaves 7:52 q. m.
The southbouud passenger train leaving Meridian
at 81 a. m arrives in Mobile at 80 p. m, and the
train going North leaves Mobile at p. M, and
arrives at Meridian at rs p. III.
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DE IT ORDAINED By THE ROARD OF
- Mayor and Aldermen Of The City of Jackson That
II shall be unlawful 10 erect have erected lakes
or prlvy, over any public sewer ditch or drain used
as channel to carry off water or to tap and break
holes IN such sewer or to over such ditch or
IRAN IN order to build the the said akes priyies
moved, and the sewer repaired, ditch or drain un-
covered, as the case may be within ten DAYS after
the passage and publication of this ordinance and
any person convicted of violation thereof shall
be fined not less than two dollars and ffty cents.
nor more than fifty dollars
BE Il Further ordained, That it shall be unlawful
to drive pull or push any wheel-barrow hand cart
Byelcle, yeloeipede, or any other wheeled vehicle
not described herein, over the sidewalks or pave
ments within the corporate limits of the city Pro
rided That baby wagons and children's buggfes are
excepted irom the above, and any person who shall
be convicted OF violation of this section shall be
lined not more than twenty dollars.
Adopted, August Is, 1884
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
aug.27. S4-3w.
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indemnify Protection Security ! 1!
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
BARROWS & HAYS,
Fire, Life. Accident. Tornado.
JAeEsos. MIss., August IS, Is.

JACKSON, Mss, August Is, 1884.
TUBS OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY, liz Sue
i cEssFUL operation since 1884, is better than
ever prepared TO furnish SOLID and RELIABLE in
suranee all classes of property such as Stores
and Stocks Of Merchandise, Gin-Houses and Cot
ton, Barnes, Dwellings and Furniture, Churches,
Sehool-Houss and Manufacturing Property, at
reasonable rates. Remember that THE BEST IS THE
CHEAPEST. Experience has proved the folly Of
wasting money In mutual assessment companies.
Buy the SOLID ARTICLE, and when misfortune
comes you viii not be disappointed.
Ten Of the oldest and Largest Companies in the
World are represented In this Agency, having Cash
AssETs or STI5sOOO, 900!
GIN.EHOUSES AND COTTON!
We have special facilities for Inspring Houses
and Cotton in the best Companies. Our rates and
conditions are as liberal as can be offered.
The best Lie Company in the world: The "Equit-
able Life with Cash Assets Of SIS, 900 900 Is repre-
sented BY this Agency. A policy in the Equitable
Is hon-orfetabe ine0ntestfble and absolutely safe
Losses are promptly and literally adjusted and
paid.
We invite AL wanting Insurance Of any kind to
call on or address 1t will pay you.
Our Office is mp Stairs on the Corner over Seuf-
ter's, opposite the Capitol
ang %, 's4-sw. JACKSON, Miss.
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NatOhez, Jaok.On Columbus Railroad.

Eastward-Leayes Nstchez daily at 3:l5 p M,
irving in jackson at 9 30 p. m.
Westward-Leayes jackson daily al 800 a. N, ar
riyes at Natchez II 80
Freight Train, daily, Sunday excepted Leaves
Jackson a. M; arrives from Natchez at 6:85 p.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-27

On Saturday last Capt. G. D. Busta-
mantle received the bill of lading for seven
boxes of Plantation Cotton Seed Oil
Machinery, shipped to him from the manu-
facturers, in Massachusetts,, for exhibition
at our approaching State Fair and the New
Orleans Worlds Exposition. The Captain
is determined not to lose any time about
his display this year.
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YOUNG HEN!-READ TIKI.

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co., of Marshall.
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELEc
rRo-VoLTAIc BELT and other ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, 10
men (young or old afflicted with nervous
debility, loss of vitality and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia,
paralysis, and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration to health and vigor guar
anteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days
trial is allowed. Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet free.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISS JOSIE VAN HOOK will re-
- open her School for Bows and Girls nj her
father's residence on Crescent Street, on Monday
September 18th, 1884 "u"''
aug q, Slim
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Michel Rose is the name of a new
citizen in our city. Mr.. Rose is native
of Paris, France, but speaks English
huentIy, and his wife is an american lady.
Mr.. Rose is one of the most accomplished
musicians that has ever moved TO our city;
his forte is the violin, upon which he per-
forms most exqnisitely. He has been the
leader of an orchestra for years, and Is
DESTROYS Of forming IN orchestra here to
furnish music for our theatre, balls, etc,
the approaching season, and would like 70
meet with our musicians DESTROYS Of en-
gazing in. the business Mr.. Rose can be
found at his confecti0aary and fruit store,
next door to c. A. Franeioli's store.
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Vieksburg and Meridian Railroad.
EAsT RnI-Sn TRATNs

Nail, lea7es vieksburg 90 p. m, arrives at Jack
1920 and leaves at 1875 p M; arrives at
Meridian al 4:20 a.
Express, OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jackson 7 30
4. nj arrives at VieksburY 9:45 a. m. Leaves
NicksbuTg 30 p. NJ and arrives at Jackson
3;45 p N.
Local Freight leaves Yicksburg AIS a. m, arrives
at Jackson at .35 and leaves at 9:i0a. NJ arrives
at Meridian at 4j D. m
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Exposition BOARDING HOUSE !

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, OF JACKSON, MISS
will, on the FIRST DAY GF OCTOBER 1884,
open First-Class BOARDING HOUSE in NEW
ORLEANS, 1eo ST. CHARLRs STREET. One of the
most CONVEX lent locations in the City, being stua-
ted between Lafayette and Lees Square and near
q. Charles Theatre, and the Academy Of Music.
tronage Is solicited
aug.2O S4-6m. Mrs K. D. CHANDLER.
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Union service will be at Methodist
church next Sunday night.