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A Note from Sister Prudence Smith

1 - -
ECTToRs CLARION: am plain woman
and would like to have little chat with
you. Last night my husband, John Smith
brought the mail from town, where he went
to get a merchant to advanceyus supplies
this year. 1 had just given John his sup.
per, and put the children to bed, and
washed the dishes, and cleaned out the
stove, and filed the tea-kettle with water
for morning, then got the papers to read,
but l couldn't find my specs, and the lamp
was little dim. John had the best lamp
reckoning up his accounts and trying to find
the big end of the horn. We came out the
. little end this year far1ning.~ John said
there was an article in The CLARION against
the Stats Female 0ollege9 Ieouldn9 read
without my bnecs,A 50 Il sRsked John who
wrote the article. John said tx Hottentot. y
John don't swear, and that is his very worst
by-Word.
1 found my specs this morning and
hunted up TIE C4ARIoN, sand sure enougH
there was thatKosciuskokeditoP Just pitch
ing into the females of the State. Sakes
alive! What is the matter with that Koscius-
ko man? Has his wife notion of studying
one of the ography's and setting up for
herself? One would think he had lit on
hornets nestl He viii continue to Cigo-
SOAsty OppOSo u Otdt6 EeIndto COlleRe.
That is, he will fight US women to the bit
ter end. Mr.. Editor, please tell that poor
misguided brother of yours the old, old
story about 1the scissors"
Mr.. Editor, if it is not too much trouble,
call around, give my compliments to Gov.
Lowry and the Legislature, and tell them
to stand by the woIi1eff ana We win stand
by them, and don't let that Kosciusko edi-
tor scare them ont of their wits.
Respectfully,
SISTER PRUDENCE SMITH.
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Public Meeting in Yalobusha.
. OiKIlnp. Mss. Feb. 9Th. 1884.

OAKLAND, MSS, Feb. 9Th, 1884.
EDITORS CLARION: At large and enthu,
siastic meeting held here to-day, the Hon
Vim. Black was called to the Chair, and Mr.
Jno. d. Kerr requested to act as Secretary
and uron motion of Mr.. Kerr, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted amidst great
enthusiasm:
Resolved, That we, the citizens of Oak
laRdsand vicinity, irrespective 4 party and
pHrty affiliations e1presssour Surprise at
ands condemnation Of, the action of the
House of Representatives, in indefinitely
postponing the bill to abolish the I'd Cir.
cdit and Chancery Court District, in this
county, in the face of the will of the peo.
pie so clearly and directly expressed in the
election of the Hon. w. V. Moore to the
Legislature upon that issue alone, by alma.
loritY of nearly five hundred; that we re-
gard such action as impolitic, unwise,i un.
just, undemocratic and oppressive and .vio-
lative of one of the cardinal principles OF
Democracy, and not in accord with the
genius of our institutions and government
Resolved, That we request the Hon. W.
V. Moore to introduce bill abolishing the
said 2nd Circuit and Chancery Court Dis
trict to be submitted to the people of the
county AT special election to be held
sometime in August next, and that we ear
nestlyEequest and pefitish the Legislature
to pass said bill i1E0rdeF thai orr people
may Be relieved of any unnecessary, unjust
and onerous tax, and that the people may
be heard and their will respected and m de
supreme.
= Resolved, That the Secretary be request
q to send acdpy of Ahese Resolutions to
The CLARION, Coffeevilie Times and Mem
phis Appeal, with the request that they be
published. JNo d. CARR, 4
Sec'y of Meeting
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A
AN ACT in reference 70 persons who ar
4 adiddged l,inatics, and to amend secti(1
1--66s of the Revised Code ofzlSSu
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legish
ture of the State of Mississippi, That sec
! ton six hundred and ixty-three. (668) b
the Revised Code of 1880, be and the same
is hereby amended SO as to read as follows
In, case the. friends or relations of, any
| lunafic shall neglect ororefnse to place hi b
or her in said Asylum, and shall permit
| him or her to go at largess il shall be the
duty of the clerkDf the chancery -e3urt Of
any county, in which such lunatic may re-
| side, or be found going at large, on the sug-
gestion in writing, of any citizen of the
county. to direct the sheriff, By writ Of
lunacy, to summon as soon as may be the
alleged lunatic, and six discreet persons :df
the county in which said lqpatic is going
at large, to make inquisition thereto oh
oath, and the result of such inquisition to
return to said court forthwith, and if THE
p3rson said to be a lunatie shall be adiudgeA
By such inquest or majority of them, t.
BE- insane and one who should be confined
tlerein, the said clerk shall order said herlff
to arrest said lunatic and place him. or het
in said Asylum, if there be vacancy, or il
there be no vacancy, to con6ne such, lunaf
tic in the county jail until room can be had
in the Lunatic Asylum; unless the said lunaI
TIC should during such confinement be re-
stored to reason, and in the opinion Of the
Sheriff become sane, in which case il shall
be the duty of the sheriff to summon three
practicing physicians to attend, and exam
inc into the sanityo Of the person so confined,
and if they find that the alleged lnnatic is
not insane. but Of sound nind, they. shall
give acertifcate to that effect. which certitii
cate shall be authority to the sheriff to. rel
lease such person, from custody. The exl
pense of the inquest and of the. examina1
ton herein. provide for shall be- borne, BY
the county and paid ont Of the county
treasury on the allowance Of the board of
supervisors, =. h
Snr. 2. BE, It further enacted That fhislI
ct take .eneft and Be. ip force from and
lfter 1T. passage. N F.7.s..5.,..
Approved February 4. 1884 -r...,s
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Z Pleasant Letter fkom tie state
Capital.



yAozsos, Mss. Jan. q. 1854.
Editor Ripley Advertiser: The business
Of tia session haa pre- - 80. III for -
past few days. that Il Is believed 81 nearly
y ys can gst through apd adiouk y i
Leaving myself ont Of the question
think it may be safely sid. ahGf aEhis s. q
sober, earnest, working Legislature. The
railroad supervision bill introduced By Mr..
Williamson, passed the House last night at
oq1ocka So yeas 10 NAYS. land il e be-
leveq vii pass Senate By Id least two
thirds vote.
y GRaet iberality issle1n ~ IL Rosk ~
~ Il sexemPtians.H E8 i1stlnc0 he
Senate has Just adopted an amendment
exemPting 1000 pounds pork or bacon.
Members from orr section mostly" IN
their ssatz Al he time aud Etshfng and
voting e eseh zaag tlliiizlE bezE for the peo-
pie. Not much time 81 thu Hose son
sslnea y tlsssa ia..Fee
= - M pt 5ourg member frdFm Ben
mt - nlpnstd, has been Prevented
ruf1 lis seat for ten OF t,FeIve
ar - & = sickness. He q better
te4 "a -, sf,ss,zr-1 WIS.,. 4
Ol1AE44E - " AAANrf -
senatDf Boyd. are never ab-
IL a Itnian snl 91tot
q pint Ia q Honse to-day
aodest sensibh DR.
il11 IlDW-fnsg : ssssI lle.aheE
r." : -
- =
Ny s9Its movsfe kith sympathy
when ssE unfoFfpnafe classes in our
Eleen Enstitd6ons here,th Lunatit
Asylu @ nd DaEhb and BLIND. But
l do fss1 N ftSkit has entered the
hearts on eaple 10 proFide 80 we'll fol
the minutes u these pEnane Institutions
trrist ft1sriI viii not fall Ion
fQEss6iing. lgszsa apprDpff tioTEl
81 otta matters f-wfh II
- gp EsasaFys
brig ilt and .:Gherfy every
ring ike. The birds sing
an dies are aii ont promena
Ees yEiRhly and beantifuify
1ds1 sfIing, Mr.. Ea1sof, as they
pas q street by twos. l know
D look at them.
a4e Heard the eloquent DIR. Galloway
preach several sermons. OF course they
were interesting and instructive Also
heard the distinguished DR.. Curry, Agent
for the Peabody fund, both preach and lee
ture. could sit quietly and listen to hin
three hours at Zone stretch
Judge j. NJ. Howry, of Oxford, and Gen
II. L. Burkjtt, Senator frpm1he hiEteentf
Fdistric1 ears myF toon scbnh4araonR To
not be surprising to hear that | am spe-
ciaily favored, and happy.
Drs. Craft, Kslls, Johnston and Hunter
have brought me under renewed obliga.
tions for professional courtesies and kind.
ness. --~'
DIR. Craft is one of the frst-class sur.
geons of the time; and, as large as the
city of jackson is, and, with an her emeF
prise; and advantages for 4 location, /
must say for DR.. NJ s. Craft, in regard
''T. A. H" as to Ripley. There are larg-
er fields and better pay elsewhere" DR.
C., in a city of two or three hundred
thOusdHu population Win chair III q
Medical College in addition tOshis practice,
would have field commensurate with his
genius and acknowledged ability. But
.JaeksOnians would object know. -. -
Well Mr.. Editor, 1 hope this nicespring;
like Weather may not have the effect; OF
putting you all to- gardening before the
mighty" Legislature adjourns sine die, for
.yOq know q do not like tG be behind in
these matters
Very Respectfully, j. Y. NJ.
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BE- the Governor: -. -.
nEScRH TIoN..

Rankin smith - Escaped Necerieer > 100
nom AIlep West, and -BSsh, Washington ePuhsyL-
: ~ "a, heiiiht yieef 5 = inches complexion, hal
,ss.- llscE; scar ver left ewes scar NJ ight ey 8
sT. scar scn ,dstsisEe7nf right knee - 'eheep
rom Holmes codntyi, "a naSs;,,,pr al 1883
49, yTlea. Wesl and Sash, Washington county
see p, heights yet ~ INCHES ctlpis,Aifa IN, na
ATTN: haig and eyos black ssf 9a Iltl, - ~
nrsifead ,po snIall staiS over lett 80 brow nui
,,.r,.,rs.- s,adll sears on thumb hFst aup seeohV
ineSfs 81 left baud sentenced nom Llas foe my
n ilhgm Collins Escaped Deeem9frgsl, ioeS
I'm ,Aflfn Wesl and Bush, Westinghouse unty -
4rr 0 height feet inehesi connie ION liulst
"a: hair and eyes blacks deal ha.Tight ear nioi'
mi srar behiadleft ears Letters T. - tat',pe1 Oh
tsff' hand sentenced from Ice county.
lee Mitehel,-Esuaped Dsceinber II, ISL IRON
knen, Vest and Bash, washington cows az ~
. 4, heirbt.h feet l05s inches; ttrtahleKtlof, hai
md ewes black; FIRST finger OF !eit hand elieAe9
car IN each eyebrow; two sears in back 81 mead
W. large sears an laesi nuneranSSe'dso"' Y" avg
Sentenced mona simpson g unity ~ ~
Feb .fSi-SW. e.
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NoTICEl

Vii. BYRON Ii. EvERs; or. LONDON VINO
Nj has paiyh based .llL now eiaiuas a largelquan
ity oi lands in the Delta, 'npfera ieveciaX titles
fior 10 tac REDEMPTION, thereof from the ak sali
u March OF this year, has authorized as,tu max
,diustments with narties holding adverse interests
,iuicct his approval So hat conflict OF utle ano
irrigation nny h. avoided 10 this end we ate au
lI3rixt 10 receive applications for the purchase
IL titl from Iersis desirfis. OF a3dinv Ia theil
i9ntotiops IL Ar CASES where the taxes were
really paid by fhe Land prior 10 the sale Tor
axes so rs to rendg the sale Illegal, we are thor
IA 10 release Mr. Eyers' title fora IIorninpl som
lis nisl i la ,,,aks Ills enterprise Successful anf
o begin by realaving-ali fntagonisms, II possible
10 i3vite car,.sl.a, q fr6,u 81 'artice In,
terest. NUGENT a McWiLLlEp
/, oct. "a, 'sS-4m. JACKSON, MISS
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PROCLAMATION.
ss:sOO 90 I1Icw. l1D.

wy HEREAs. 1t appears by in6iTagiien rfce'veo
srv' 1854. W $ Harmgn and 1. 4. tlSEhan wert
murdered in Dslas, Lafayette COUNTY, 'F po'
bishop Iim liiSop and Bob larEar, aId tkey alter'
CARDS made their ESCAPE and are still at lSTdei
Now. therefore, /, ROBERT LOWRY COP efnoi
of Mississippi, ito otter the above reward Tor the
3rrest AMI delivery 81 the SAFE Mu,tcrefa OF flo1W
~ aL ~ fhep1 i, he Siicriiisaf Is.favefte cbunty
said reward is payable on conviction Ano
do moreover. reisifesstl officers OF this Sfate L
~ Siieeat IN theiT Efforts 10 arrest said ftgihy'
mundereTs.
t,lyen under my hand and the Great Seaof tn
State aliixei, at jackson, ehis.lth pay
ROBERT LOWRY.
By The Governor:
HESav G. AYEg;s, Secretary Of State.
Norr--In addition to the reward offered nhore
he citizens Of LAFAYETTE county have Offered re
tatsi 81 six hundI ed. dollars CJstRlON,-
Feb S'S4-lW
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more than SIX months, Or b. both sueh me
ana iu.nrisonment at the discretion q ne
eourt. every device or subterfuge when t !.
Jury ii the circuit court or the court Y -
sy;;lsasslls siisslliE decree 70 80.
resorsed to as an evasion Of tins aes sn q
Sc punished as direct violation 81 =; W
ssver:.l irstices of the peace Of the nEst
curt district Of Pamela comfy, and fa as
snayor 81 rhe town Of Como, shall, upon
afIidavit Of any person. have concurrent ...i
jurisdiction with the circuit court OF saao
countf of all violations Of the same "a
said cuanty. and trials Be had u SAID
mayors and justices courts. subject % ap.
kbeais as ii ether criminal cases; and 80
prosecutions under this act SHAH Re com
! fnencea within two years and not after,
wards.
SIC. 3. That aiissacf shall nothe 50 con
! stffSsd as to prohibit the sale of such llqnei
/ BIZ any person or persons alrsady.h4fvin
| license to sell the same until the time Iol
which such license was issued shalI naSe
expired. And that all acts and parts q
/ acts in conflict with this act be and tn
tssFfne are hereby repealed .@a.t
SEC. T. That this act take effect And Of
l In foEcsfrom and after its passage. g
Approved, February I, 1884 ss@7
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The Lien Law.
Crystal Springs Meteor. ]

Crystal Springs Meteor.
The House by majority of three voted
against the repeal of that clause in the Iier
law sanctioning mortgages on growing
crops. The Senate bill repeating thai
clause has not been acted upon as yet
There is such diversity of opinion about
the clause in question, and so many areu-
ments pro and con, that the wisdom of re-
tention or repeal is still mooted. We are
opposed to q radical and abrupt repeal. be-
lieving that it viii work hardships to the
poor classes for whom it was designed as a
protection, notwithstanding. the anomaly
the Law pfesint4 AID He ohPoatiOn sd1Ae
have given 1t. Give time of grace ample
enough to prepare for the consequences of
the repeal. 1Tha bin incaIeates and i'm
poses cartain conditioas Of Thrift and econ
o1dy ARign 70 the natFees Of tie benefci.
year in natures long possessed on settIea
.fRsss 49, ~~%NMNN@
The sad, uncertain conditinn 81 o. %
ricultural interests; the ~ ND sna
paupeEizing systems blindfg s. nd for
90 many years operate TO insF r. cautioa
While the Law 1iky be bad in isssif, 6nken
nafdtalsi Is mAf make matterzwurss anl
oompiicate the relations of farmers an
merchants. A change in the laNhE aseer
reach and settle the questfoa ehafeel
mus Be eae Z in our syst i q > arr
Dfterify19 ltbbs, RAISING a inpro 3
STOCK, and 5cula tating grasses VIII Is u
the lien law in q most efacaeio6s Is e.
The Law, in our opinion, has never imposed
q hardships Th8 shiftlessAess of the peo-
pie and their obliviousness to their own
paramount interests have entailed suffer
ings and wants, and mada the lien law
neceesfty.s aud Is such s Il u nemaip sn1lti11
. new ee ~ lpR gxisulfarz1
pursqt - ~ utsFs = - - =
$3.50 sse.sA..s--5s -
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altar an the January, or as
sonn. tleresf FIX the MAXI
n1rn salarie erent schools
throughout said counties.
ss.r. 1t fIfftlisF 6nacteds That y
Shell be the duty. of.the. County Spperlnr.
fetldfnk Of Pubic Edusafi6n Of said coun-#
ties to contract with the teachers Of said
public schools At salaries not greater than
are kxed by said boards Of supervisors ana
County Saperinfendents; provided That
thg salaries 50 fixed Of first grade teachers
teaching in the public schools Of peSoto
county shall not exceed fprtT dollars per
I no ID fd6d further, that nothing
herein costa med sltssh prevent patrons OF
tie SabHe schools Of DeSoto eQunt1 from
having their teachers additiouU c9mpea-
I ks.seS - 49, LIE
ASfees. a5eit farther enacted That this
Fact ketsfeet and Be in fore from and
a49sfiss passage. 80 - :.
Approved February 7th, 1884,
] AZ. Ats authorize. the Board of Super
| vIsors of Clay county to t1tchsse eefs
tain Records for Clay county,.
/, SsCrfosEE Be It seihscfs1 by TIE, Ilegisla-
{.t,,,sarJf shsss Sfdte OF Mississippi. Fiat the
board of supervisors of Clay county be, and
;fhs,rare hersby authorized to purchase GER
I EainBo5ks Of Abstracts of titles OF lands sit
uated in Clay county, nov. being romplesed
by,Jno 4. Stevens, if the same be COM
| rde1ed or finished within two years from
the passage of thistact. the ampuut Ite. be
riaidstfor said books. not to exceed two
t-tft0uspthd dollars
u ,Sixu2 Be- it further enacted, That before
/ such abstracts of titles fnay be purchased
the board of supervisors shaleapHoint
8.Gipmstiee of three or more competent
peasbns to. examine. and if their report
tshafl De Favorable then the said board may
i mike purchase of said abstract of titles
and the allegiance therefor made playable
.sodt of .the county streasnEy. =
j SSEe- J Be ii further enacted That
II such purchase is made them the
said books of abstracts of titles. shhH be
j ara9o a,portion of the records Of the office
Of the chaHcery clerk Of the county, who
!'sbAil .ha lnired to keep up the entries OF
sHstitIes thereafter recorded in his Office:
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted. That this
act shiIiI take eject aad be-in force Oh and
after its passage. :.
Approved February. I. 1884.
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An ACT to allow an addihqnal iJustie
E the Peaee in Panota county
SEcrsoNl. Be it enacted by the Lagi
cure of the State of Mississippi, That Il
:hallbasan additional Justice of. the Pt
in the pperyisor'S district No. San PA
.3oanty. south of Yocana frivs5e
SEC. 2. Be it further snactsa. That t!
shall bs no election for. said Justice Of
E.peaee until the next general eisetioa,
! SEC. 3. Be it. further eiacsed, That
,ct take effect and be in force .fr61l-
tfter its passage.
Approved, February I. 1884
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100 So REHEalRD

vxvHEREAS. Ii appears BY information feee,y
w by me, that the following named tels I, =,
s,,vieis Il. vii: Williams Collins, Ice
ss;ttil Ras,kiD saith and ilicartf Fisq0e naFe
made their escape and are sill AZ large
New. therefore, I, ROBERT LOWRY, sfeNetn NJ
~ AfissfsSippi. do oIer the above reward LOT ths
s,,sf ~ me said convicts, or 5000 for each y
rbera. said reward is payable BY me LNssets II
~ peniteatiary Aud do Iloreoyef reg uose ~
officers Of this STATE % ee ditigeol IN Anei eN'''
stiiyei under nj yhand and the tife sea o. w
49, s,ate an xea, al Jackson, t1ts eth Gay o.
: ''00'u'fF - = ROBERT koFRY
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An ACT prohibiting the sale or giving
aEsy ef Intoxicating liquors within the
corporate limits Of the town Of Sardls In
tie county Of Pamela and within fouE
miles thereof, and for other purposes.
axc7rus /. Be Il enacted By the Legisla-
turs Of khe State Of Mississippi, That the
giving away or selling Of wine, brandy,
vhislTy. beer. cider, or any Intoxicating
liquor whatever, or any preparation Of the
same in the form of a beverage, and e.
peciaIly Of the preparations known as bit
ters. BY whatever name now or hereafter
called, in any quantity or for any purpose,
within the corporate limits of the town Of
Sardis, in the county of Pamela, and within
four miles thereof and within two miles Of
Belmont Bridge. in said county, is hereby
prohibited and made final; Provided the
prohibition shall not extend to the giving
of such liquors for the administration OF
the Lords Supper. or when given by q
pweticing physician as medicine in cases
e ectuaI sickness, or In dispensing private
osptaiity within the domestic circle and
i he family residence of the giyer; but nc
% such liquors shall take place within
prescribed limits for these or any Othel
posess
2. Be 1t further enacted. That FOL
and every violation of this law, the
dending shall, upon conviction. rbt
not Iess than fifty nor more than one
l1ke and fifty dollars, or imprisoned
Is fsgn ten days nor more than sil
I1fItlI Of BY both such fine and imprison
the discretion of the court
az7 Ice or subterfuge which the jury
| IN tle nit court or the court in the in
ferisf anals shall deem to have been re
sorted q IS an evasion of this act, shall b'
punisied IS 3 direct violation of it; tbs
| seTeraI justices of the peace of the frs
court district of the county of Pamela ant
| the mayor Of the town of Sardis, shall
upon afiidayit of any person, have concur
rent Jurisdiction with the circuit court o
issid county, Of all violations of the SAM
within the limits aforesaid, and trials b
| had IN said mayors and Justices court
subject to appeals as in other crimina
| cases; and all prosecutions under this &C
| shall be commenced within two years of tn
lasonaThission of the offense, and not after
wards.
SEC. g. Be it further enacted, That thi
| act shall not be so construed as to prohibi
the sale of such liquor by any person o
persons already having a license to sell tn
same until the time for which such licens
was granted shall have expired. That al
acts and parts of acts in conflict with thu
act be and the same are hereby repealed
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, That thi
| acf take affect and he in force from AMI
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EDuCATI0Sll
-GCHOOLS

DESIRING Competent and Exn..i.
Principals OF Assistants. en-, .lp,rleieql Tast
Plying - the EIoN sciiooL AK IT, YEN b y
tenebers s and yin fnTai, Iiis 2. many pro
INSTRUCTOR fer, the Scholastic 80 % fam1,
charge II you need tsarhcr 49, q lss n, y
cations before eur best teacher, nv % Your ap,
ieac helz Ilplying loy situations ri,sasd.
unless !, ioe e. W. Ia n0His,
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Luz ChlncSy tanr;,,Itinds tslhty FiJIt pi4triet
ii tlie matter oi t,i- -ys; I'tote
HlsNgy 1; SizaR. Acns,scf, a.
AN rrrso,s Interested in thd al,nyr .e.1atel will
axe naticc thst | haye iiled MY fns g.caiht ~
administrator II thc above cStte- snd that ~ tht
,ext term Of said court. mrncing p the sfcpnt
IoEday OF March next, Twill mMe 'iho o0i4t :,
.llnw lie same. ~ MtEElH,
z Fcl. Is, 'S4--iW Administrative.
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AN ACT prohibiting the sale or giving
away of iRtoEi liquOrs in ths .tgud
of Como in the county of Pamela and
within four miles of the corporate limits
Of said town s ( ---........-.-..ss tzzss.8s
SEbEI0N l. Be Il enacted by the Ia0isEs.
tire Of the STAT. Of Mississippi, That the
giving away on selling Of vine, brandy.
VII beer, cider, OF Of any Intoxicating
liquor Wfatexers or lof any preparation 81
the same ID the form Of & beverage. ana
especially q tt.s preparations known Is
bitteEz By sfhatexsr name now or hereaftsr
called, IN ant quantity OF for any purpose,
IN the sownn G0fno. ii the countT 81 Pa
nOla, HEE thin 1olr miles OF the cornof
ate Ifnzils Of ala town, IS hereby prohibited
end made penal prbyidsd, the prohibition
shaIl het extend - he giving Of. such IL.
qnors s6E tie ration Of the 1s1fsI' 8
SnppSr. or 4hen given b pracficfn0 pliy-
sicians IS med zciis ID cases 81 actual sics-
ness, 81 Id sing private hospitality
within tie dom - circle and ii tha faua-l
u residence 81 - eirsr; but no saiss. Of
such islools s'Ia - place within IL nre-
So<fbe hints lek - Of any ofhsE pm
SEc 3 That f1l 8 and every riol tion
bE this sli the lIGty offending 1hhil. anon
sor an III i11 not Ie than HI nor
.iofe fn piia hAdtea and Eftv dollars.
b ia i1ff7 nj rs than Ten days nas
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YOLTAIC BELT Co, MARSHALL, MICH
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~ Miss, December 2Ith. "a tight bay horse aIbut
~ hands high; very stout built and in good coudi
ton. No work or saddle marks about him. Lett
hind feot white. A suitable reward will be paid
Tor bis return 10 5. A. y. Greaves Livingston, OF
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