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LEGAL BLANKS {!
For Justices of the PEACE

THE following Blanks are kept regularly
in stock, and orders for same will be filled
promptly. Order according TO the number
on the left Price 81. 80 per hundred, half
sheet Blanks, or 75c. per hundred, quarter
sheet The half-sheet, or full size, are
indicated thus, or, if left to our discretion
we will make up an assortment in full oil
any sum that may be received. The price
includes the prepayment of postage or ex-
press charges by this Office Special forms
printed to order, on short notice:
Summons.
2-Subppn4.
3-Venire Facias-( Jury summons.
Attachment for Witness.
5-General Affidavit.
6-Afidavit for Bench Warrant.
Bench Warrant
S-Afidavit for Peace Warrant.
Bond to Keep the Peace.
lO-Mittimus on Conviction.
Sentence and Mittimus, with eolup'v
Tor fees.
12-~Afidavit in Attachment and Bond.
IS-+Attachment Writ.
l4-@Ex ecution, with fee bill attached.
l5-*Afidavit for Search Warrant.
l6-Search Warrant and Return.
|l7-eAfid avit for Writ of Seizure.
l8-@Writ of Seizure.
! l9-Afidavit in Garnishment where de-
PENDANT has no visible effects.
20-Writ OF Garnishment.
2I-*Afidavit for Appeal, and Bond, ii
Civil Gases.
2s-Bond, in Criminal Cases, to Appear 81
| Circuit Court.
/ 2o--Afidavit in Replevin.
2l-Writ Of Replevin.
25-Bond OF Defendant in Replevln.
| 26- Replevy Bond in Attachment.
N-Afidavit and Bond in Attachment foI
| Rent
2S-Attachment Writ for Rent due.
20-Unlawful Entry and Detainer, anc
Warrant.
3o-Cialmants' Affidavit for Trialsof th'
Right of Property.
/ 51-*I ndemzifying Bond.
37-sAbstract of Judgment from Justic
Court.
3S-Notice of Protest.
SIS Protest.
Affidavit for Distress Warrant, sn'
Warrant.
36-sV enditioni Exponas.
S7-Afidavit to Open Account.
Address THE CLARIOE,
jackson. Mississipppi.
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STEDMAN & co.
ZEPHYR GOODSl

Zephyr Shawls, in Red, Blue black and
White, at Soc, 75c., s1.OO, $3.50 and
$500.
This covers a pretty good line, and
represents the largest stock ever brought
to town.
BABY SACKS, SOC, to $3.50, every
size and nearly any color.
BABY HOOPS, SOC. to..s2.O0. The bet
ter grades have a good deal of Silk and
Satin about them.
Baby Handknit Socks at 25c., are
nearly out, and we will be obliged to
wait for another Auction sale to replace
them at that price.
We carry large and general stock of
Berlin Zephyr, price &C. ounce.
Knitting Silk, Embroidery, Darning
and Filling Silk and Fancy-Work goods
generally.
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How to be Beautiful.

Ladies you can be sure of this: that you
cannot have rosy checks and clear CON-
piexion unless you are in good health.
Disease always spoils beauty. Parker's
Tonic purifes the blood, invigorates the
organs, drives all bad humors out of the
system, and makes the plainest face attrac-
tive. Tell YOUR husbands.
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LADIES UNDERWEAR +!

For workmanship, style and quality,
our Ladies Underwear is unsurpassed
by any make in the United States. We
guarantee prices as low as the quality
can be bought anywhere. We would
like to compare prices, quality and
make.
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BLACK CASHMEREs

Have always been one of our leading
lines. Prices this year show the general
decline of the season:
Double width, Cashmere,.......... ....S0c.
Double width, all wool......... ........50c.
Colored Cashmeres, in all shades,
fully 50 inches wide,................S5c.
All wool, extra wide Flannel Suitings,
in all shades, solid and plaids, Zoe, re-
duced from $125.
We carry full line of VELvETEENs
in colors and Black. Prices are from
Coo. to $1.00.
SILK VELvETs are from S1.75 to $500.
Our line of Dress Goods is the largest
we ever had, and prices defy competi-
ton. -
Stedman 81 Go.
Leaders of Fashion and Correct STYLES.
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courier Journal.l
THIS AND THAT.
The Death of Cock Robin.

The Death of Cock Robin.
''Who killed Cock Robin?"
q, said mustache
II !" said ST. John;
j" pom my hon.
@Who killed Cock Robin"
a. said the goat;
Il said Ben But;
II his throat cut.
"Who killed Cock Robin
Il sent him to his long home;
/ Rum, Rebellion and Rome;
Carry him to the ehurchyard,
Said nr. Burchard.
''Hho killed Jim Blaine2"
al maintain
killed james G.;
Magnetic mel myself have slain,
I-James G. Blaine
sWho killed Cock Robinle
''Warn't it storm Fear no alarm.
We stopped the robin.
We-We-Reform -
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BoARD OF Mayor AND ALDERMEH.
CALLED MEErrEo.

JAcKsoS MIS- oetober q. 1884.
meeting Mayer
Friday October "a 1884 present. John Me
Mayor Aldermen Braun, Gibbs and Watkins AbsenAderen Hsr
dy, Jones and Taylor
petitions George Lemon Fragiacomo Banks
tail and spltuous liquors presented and filed
There being further business the Board adjourned
JOHN McGILL Mayor.
" II. MCLEOD City Clerk.
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Looks s. Unfidv.

Aolhing looks q nnfiiY fbsn fte pres.
snee q scuEl end dandIa IA s1e lair and
9n the clothing One bottle 81 Parker
nair kalaam nliI heal the seaIe and free
z from this nuisance Stops falling e Ih<
AeIf, Promotes new growth end makes =
classy 6id 5'Ikf dressing
Rsl'e'ens pellant
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CALLED MEETING.

Jackson, MISS, November 3, 1884
Alta called meeting OF the of the City
Jackson Monday November 3d. 1884 there present Hon
Jno McGi Mayor Aldermen Braun Hardy, and Watkins Absent
Aldermen Gibbs Jones and Taylor
The petition Byron retail pluous liquors
was resented md fled
being further business, the Board adjourned.
JOHN McGILLr Mayor.
NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk
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Miss REBEccA Ans HARRELL, daugh-
TIT and Mrs. Wells Z. Harell, died
ylrdtv morning last, after protracteo
sf1rs--. She was great, but patient
.-f4r-r. for many years. Her funeral took
1i7cs from the Methodist church on Mon
tav eTeuIug-
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The pro.racted drought has been very
.--.,-varient u house keepers in this
D.-.-fgv ba. the drays have been doing a
-, bu-iness. Another veri6cation
ST. 80. sdsgs its bad wind don't blow
.5asb5dy good.
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fermentation. Of a Plucksd Parrot.
Courier JOurnai.l
Attributed to John A. Logan.
Knock me to pot
II this Is not
The worst I ever see
An Old Nemphlan. Cured Of Lang Dis
eaOe.

Mr.. Chas. A. Jones SAYS Il have been
troubled with severe cold, and splitting
blood and symptoms Of lung disease hav-
ing been c0n6ed 10 my bed and 50 weak !
could not sit up and having part Of thu
Hungarian BaIsam With entire success.
Il Afforded quick relief and with the aid
Of couple Of doses Of your matches Sena.
tive Pills to work out the cold, an nov
entirely cured Btlieving..it s positive
dnty "a Others who may Be similarly at-
fected, thought i bssl % let you know q
Il Three doses 81 Hungarian Balsam
cared the splitting q blood. For sale b
all druqaisis. Manufactured 81 the Maus.
Geld Meslicine c.. Memphis Ienn
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We zee attending the Supreme Couri
= ~ Ne.srs. A. NJ Lea. B. B. Myle,
-. ~ Hon. VI. Marshall OF Vieksbqrgi Mr.
: o Bridwell of Beauregard and Hon. K
Z Miller Of Hazlehurst.
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The vauuz ladies Cooking Club vii
,;rs ,H-.r tr-t lunch at Mrs. w Ii. IL
I.-ssrr. tomorrow, and We understant
,ts, rhgr have 80 far progressed IN the arr
= the culinary department, as TO be able
T.. r-.na--, wish their own fair hands, the
-a.rce u.rGI-
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Rev. J. 4. Hackelt, b. D., Pastor
First BAPTIST Church OF San Antonio, late
# Shreveport. and Miss Emma J. Gard
p,r, Of New Orleans, missionary OF the
Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist
convention, we're married yesterday even
ing at the residence OF Rev. NJ. G. Cole,
uaz,ur Of the first Baptist Church, in this
civ. The event attracted much attention
hv reason Of the character of the matri-
nionial contractors, and the high place they
occupy in the esteem Of all who knew
them.-N. c. Picayune, 18th.
The necessity for water works in this
city was never more apparent than at the
present time. If the city authorities and
the community generally are inclined in
that direction. there are some gentlemen
ugw in the city prepared to furnish esti-
mates and 10 assist in organizing Il com
pauy 80 H. 70 provide the ways and means.
We shall &c glad to note some definite
action. Aside from the great c0nveniece
Of having water introduced, by pipes, into
the public building. and residences, the
protection against fire would be increased
ten fold, by means Of fire-plugs at suitable
points throughout the city.
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BLACK SILK

Gros Grain Black Silk, Soc, SI.00,
$125 and $3.50.
We call special attention to our Silk
at $iO0 and $125, as being a very supe-
rior article for the price. These goods
were bought at forced sale very cheap,
and we are offering them at very small
advance. 1t will pay you to look at
these goods, or send for samples.
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How the President i. Chosen.

Technically speaking, the president is
pie do not vote directly for any presi-
Dental candidate. They cast their
ballots for electors, and these electors
choose President and Vice President.
In each State the number of electors is
equal TO the number of Senators and
Representatives which the State has in
Congress. In New York there are
thirty-six electors. Each party has an
electoral ticket with the names of these
thirty-six electors printed on it. The cleo
toral ticket which receives the greatest
number Of popular ballots in the State
will be chosen by the people, and the
electors named on il will be entitled to
give their votes for the candidate whom
they represent.
The electors who are chosen will meet
in each State on the first Wednesday 10
December and cast their votes for Presi.
dent and Vice President. As a matter
of law they can then vote for whom they
please They are not legally bound to
vote for Cleveland or Blaine, or any
other person who was q candidate before
the people. As q matter Of usage and
public trust they are expected to vote fol
the candidate whom they are pledged e
support.
Certificates Of the votes cast by ths
electors in each State are then made out
and sent to Washington. These certif
Gates will be opened in the presence 81
the Senate and House of Representative
and counted on the second Wednesday
in February. The total number Of
electoral votes Is 401. The candidate
| for President receiving the majority Of
/ these-that is, 10I-WiH be declared
President. IF no person has such major
Iity. then the election goes into the H0usl
Of Representatives, who IS required Il
choose q President from the persons
not exceeding three-KhO have received
1.-The most electoral votes for President
In the House the vote Is by States, eacl
State having one vote.
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The NatLonal Surgical institute.

Will open Branch at166 st. Charles
St., New Orleans, Dec, LIST 1884, where Il q
viii be prepared to treat SURGICAL cases,
Club Feet, Paralysis, and all deformities
Of the face, spine, limbs and diseases Of
the joints, eye and ear; also catarrh, piles,
istula, female diseases, etc. The propri-
etors Of the Institute open this Office IN
New Orleans in accordance with the ~
quest Of their patrons in Miss, La, an9
fexas. who desire to avail themseiyes "
ne reduced rates Of travel offered daf..4
rs ssWorId,s Exposition" thus epao.s1S
herr Il visit MS and the Exposl lloa u 81.
Far fll particulars addrssP = - q. -. ~
ss,.,v AfIanta. Ga, or i99 - ShAsis' az.
New Orleans. In.
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Prof. Wm. d. Ricllards on, formerly Of
oakland College, Miss. has been instelled
pastor 81 fhe Stanton and DancyY lie
churches. Haywood eounly Tenn. He
nss ordained Is lie ialI Eblt s. tie gospel
minisl1g d. EIssbyleIy, u September.
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- , Won Seutter Is having extensive
- -, made on his residence, Ivy
1,-i,sye, on State Street.
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We call attention to the card of W. q
T.bsuit wholesale and retail furniture,
No.. b 80 and Al Royal street, New Or
leans. This house appears TO be in the
lead In the furniture line in the Crescent
CIV. Is stock il immense and assortment
almost without limit and it claims TO be
this cheapest house in the South and judg-
in, from Nr. TebauIt's free use Of printer
ink he j. not afraid to let all these itemr
b.. known
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Mr.. JANE C. EUBASK, vile OF Mr..
r y. Eubauk. after several weeks illness,
5,s5 al her home IN Rankin county on Sat
r-fry last. and was buried from St. An
5-.a,r Church on Sunday afternoon. In
EDITION To- her immediate household, u
Iar,s circle Of friends mourn the death oil
th.5 excellent lady.
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local AND OTHER NOTES

Miss Pauline Barringer is visiting
". Bvon Lemly.
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Tho advertisement Of Capital Clothing
r-sr..rfgm gives away 10 the big circEr
t.-ta.- and next issue; after which look
-., f.r tn. holiday announcement Of
H.. Friedman, Abraham & Co. In the
-'.7a.rur. their goods are being marked
f.ru o. astonishing by low figures.
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Performing Elephants 10 Den
the 80 Arabian Came mounted
Brilliant Arenc marvel
Gymuic and Acobatc
Troupes of Conori Wrestler Roller Skaters
Antipo Gobesrians, Club Swingers Aerial
Bicyclsts Unicycsts Tricyclts, Trapese Per-
formers, Indian Jugglers etc.
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A NICE ROOM Opposite Judge Brames for
"A rent; also a handsome MAHOGANY DINING
TABLE for sale. Apply TO-
Nov. 10, lss4-4w 'No' n oDi-N la
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q lev doses 81 Skinner Ihdian Vslni-
fnea. given Is ae. may save zen MANY
dollars n money and The lie q your
child FOR snls 81 Hksn Lemly Iaekson
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REGULAR MEETING

JACKSON, Miss, November Il, 1884.
regular meeting Aldermen of the City
Wednesday November II 1884 there
po Mc Mayor Gibbs Hardy Jones' Taylor and
Watkins.
On motion the reading OF the minutes Of the last
meeting dispensed with.
REPORTS OFFICERS.
CITY
JAcKsoS MISS, November L. 1884
and Aldermen of the City OF jackson
ExrIEMExI submit my report issued during
the month OF October 1884:
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FOR SALE.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOUR MILES
IA North Of Byram, known the Evan Cock
place. A good dwelling house two good csternS;
out-houseE and carriage -house-the place in good
state Of cuitiva.i0n. For particulars apply on the
premises, or address Miss LouSIE Cook, at Byram,
Miss. The title perfect
nov II, s4-Sw.
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Respectfully,
CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.
pRIvIEGE COLLECTED DURING 1884

OCTOBER
464-October Bailey September 1875 10 w
ootober Fl Raav xa9on 10
9Se SotoSer rifHtb cotton
October 70 1850
Mole JONES' boarding house, Oct 1882 %
470-October Sept 1889 10
Ware House, weghero Sept IL w
Hen1,;cLs butcher
Abraham mercht Oct on
AK ctober q + leonard nedder to October 1885, so
l7e otobr Mar;ab or5sn lunch stand to Nov g. 1884
477-Oetober r. Samus, lunch stand to November l. 1884 @
4TS-October TO- J. Mcneil, merchant to October looo 90
1otober W;nsIov boarding house
J. Hamilton selling by sample to Oct "a ~ ~ w
T1otober
100 0,ob Il Hsrr;e Hck Innch stand TO Nov 49, 1884
4S9tob IA G Fanciola merchant to sept % 1885
ss5 0tob II Crnaa Van lunch aand d Nov IS 1884,
Zoe 5sog II Kanfnan raarchant 10 October g. 1885
4S7October Mike Smiddy Peddler, TO October
400 b Il g y Mbv lunch stand to july j. 1856 20 90
1a00ober Is Malinda Hicks lunch stand
800 0tobe - + Tavlor hacl Ia November 90 1884
6ctobe q Condor ring to
0tobar % T. Rrlnson aeent wagon to 90
j. Hansbery, November 70 664
fI.nsIarv hack November
p, S4 80
49S-Octob g. Bette Hodges stand 70 Nov 1 1884 %
loo 0toIer y 4 n MnlIer ovses "a October
noIer u a n Muller boarding house to Oct l.
sSI 0oer % r q Rvan retail LIQUOR to October IL 90
0toL 30 = KaIar b,ar5no house 10 October 90 1885
October Is
Nov. 20, 1854 o.
5O5-October 81 F. Walker dray, to May |, lss5.. %
rn.t $500. .....s 4O1 so
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NOTICE.

- MARTz HAS WITHDRAWN FRos
- the firm Of JNo MARTz & Sow, 70 open bust
ness for himself In Winona. The business vii
continue under the name Of
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~. ala Mississippi Reports nov seaay
- 200. " mail, $3.50. Address
( eerich a O. Jaekson, 49,
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FOR REN1' /

IN I'd the husinesa partion Of this City, consist
inr 81 good r00ms. dining n0oms Kitchen ana ~
want room also, good stable and ~
For particulars, apply to JOHN NA13
oek.8, 'et-tf.
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81 k Hardy. painias College Green school IS 81
Ered Lunch. eisen College Green Seh1oIs l9 ne
&c III 81 Co. freight College Green SchQeE IS
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EWERs, AustraIian All-star Circus.


the immediate
vision of the GOHNOH-WAKEE, and comprising
sof am Balancers, Sword Walkers and Equl
ibrits. No ex charge all circuses
Among many brilliant Artists be found the wordfamOu
names of
MADAME DoCRLL, dashing Equtrienne
the world.
MISS EMMA LAKE, Queen Saddle
is
MR. ROBERT STICKNEY the Worlds acknowledged Champion Bare
Universal the
MISS JENNIE EWERS intrepid Horsewoman
EWERS, and
Australian
would fill this
who forming unequaled stellar collection
street. pagea a sIOrIOu us
Nations
Bands of Music of Golden Chaots
Of
Great Csapne Chor and Caychord Performers
DAZZLING aaazous aLrrTEaNa EXCEEDINGLY SIGHT
the Big Bring
Roomen enough for all.
WILL, ALSO EXHIBIT HAzLEHURST NOVEMBER
YAZOO CITY, NOVEMBER 90 CANTON, DECEMBER l.
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sEzToN's FoHT-lcoLOaED.l

JAcKsoa, Mss November /, lsS4- .
To the Honorable Mayor Aldermen the City Of Jackson
eErnEnEsI honor report q inter-
persons cemetery during month Of 0b
1884.
Dctobe g. age3 malarial lever
October Ma Bennett, brain lever.
14-Wille Robinson, 10 months bronchitis
1g-0liye Hicks, typhoid lever.
October 22-I0nherlha Davis, age ysara pneumonia
and 10 monthss spasms
October zSG Williams - unknoun deal ard dumb
October 29-Chid 81 Sizer. days. tetanus
Very respectfully,
ELTJAFf ROBINSON, City Sexton.
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A. Washington, repairs West Jackson School (coI 10 90
Ars G. E. Nash, de.ks Tor sehoos s. 90
Total -..--.......~s asNse
Fhii Hammond streets -..-....-s - 40
III i Sns aus , ,.-'. 81 ~
Jackson Gas Light igss Co. streets. $ 6
James Swami,
4 4 r. 4 r Eolks agent streets g
Mrs II. o'Ieary streets = ~ Sc So
George Wsiter streets '~''. -"-''''''"'' d az
Buck Williams streets .... - - Is IS
E. 3, Davis Davis, streets .-..-~. g 60
c6as NOR Morgan slf feeding prisoner, % 90
J. J. CarraRay special police - w - IS
Total. s 72o 20
On motion the allowed
o@ f4 tep B1sg Gh,ns 9oaa The Committee Streets presented the
To the Honorable Board of Mayor andA Aldermen:
sidewalks under he ordinances e heretofore adopted By the
We have built the following pavemens
For For T N c k Ffa5 %e sirss, cost So go
For Mrs W H Tsrre President Tombigbe SIS l2
Fo Mr. 1a9T5E G Pden and Iom'Se streets cost
For O H. Murphy bricks furnished. 10 20
money paid over to Tieasnrcr 1o8 20
We herewith file temizea pavement built
furnished above, and ienized collections
urers receipt osIoc,t,,. D. ,s..
On sPsSP the as sass y S4' 5s Com
The Retail Liquor
lowing
whom petition Of Houston
Co. to retail vinCu and ptuous LIQUORS find after careful count ha
petition filed published
papers BY granted
VIM H. TAYLOR Chairman,
H. K. HARDY
W. Fl.
granted City
filing of bond.
petition Cohen, spiruous
liquors, vas and filed.
The following Ordinance relation sidewalks adopted
Bel Ordained the Board Of Mayor Aldermen Of
That the sidewalks State Street. south the V NJ R. r.
perry s. Febeman Moore Agent repair
the
Revised Ordinances of the City Of Jackson the
hereby required said sidewalk
material follows Good we'll
width shall incline
building boundary the lot inch
failure comply with this
within the
shall the said sidewalks shall be repaired above described
Committee the OF the City, and the thereof and
provided by section 80 of Revised Ordinances
motion to close up
windows n stable of State and Tomhigbee
the license issued TO W. j. Taylor pedder
ered to J. W. Conn.,
claim of Walker
$500. allowed.
Alderman Hardy, the Clerk
Teachers until
were furnished o the Board.
of submit
ed average follows: Males, 80; females IS.
public schools who reside outside the city limits, shall be
Collector, the credit of the
$500 per month"; and unless the receipt OF said Collector is presented
pupil shall be denied admission o the City Schools
On motto of Alderman Taylor the Board adjourned.
JNO McCILL, Mayor
NJ. NJ Mcleod City Clerk
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- ID coMMlrrEIs.


Alderman Watkins Cbairsnan Claims reported
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wM. S. HAMILTON, City Collector.

CRY sExroSs REPORT (rHrTEl.
JAcKsoE Mss. November /, 1884
The Honorable Board Of Mayor and Aldermen the City Of Jackson
white people, herewith submit
port the City Cemetery during the month OF October 1851
October 1O-Child Of Baxter Thomas. stilborn.
October 14-Child of j. a. Il ardue stilborn-
Many II. Adkson y years. kidney disease
Kinds
October 25- Ann Farrell IS years, dysentery
25Maggie Laird and months dysentery
Very respectfully,
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Col. Alexander Yerger.

NJ. NJ, MCLEOD, CITY Clerk
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-09-06

RECENT mutualities tending to mod
ify the alterations and apparent diver
gence of views in the democratic l'ar-
ty have caused and promoted Won
derful rejuvenescence in this i'm
mediate vicinity. The big boys of
Hoffman and Pompsy, Eckhart and
Allegany, Borden Shaft and Mid
lothian, are growing up together like
pumpkin vines in July watered by
three showers day. Here in Frost
burg every fellow thinks himself the
biggest sunfower that ever sapped
the life-blood of orr water works,
and the impression gains ground all
round that as the storm is Oyer
the clouds are rolling by. There is
q lot of fun in this item if 1T can be
mined out, cleaned of slate, weighed
correctly, and shipped to consignee
who understands "calling fggers."