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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-23
Personal Points.

Master Chris Hinckle, Jr., is absent at
Grenada.
Gen. j. L. Harris is on short visit to
Morton.
We were glad to see Mr.. Beatty on the
streets yesterday.
Miss Laura Maxwell, of Canton, is Wis
ing the Misses Pierce.
Miss Gadberry, of Brookhaven, is visit
ing Miss Ida Mitchell.
Mrs. Geo. C. Mckee and family have left
the city for New York.
Mr.. James Mckee, after visit to his
family in Tennessee returned last week.
Gov. Lowry and Miss Jennie Morancy
are enjoying pleasant visit to the coast.
Mr.. Willie CASTOR is home from New
Orleans, visiting his parents and friends.
Mr.. Matt F. Ash and family left last
Saturday to spend the summer in Ten
nessee.
Miss Mollie Keoyner, of Canton, is visit
ing in the city, the guest OF Miss Mollle
Weight. #ss: e.
Mrs. MiIlett has removed from the
Juliene cottage to her new home near Mr..
Kausler's.
Miss Florence Bowman, one Of Yicks-
burg's most attractive young ladies is visit
ing Miss Harris
Misses Warren and MeNair have re-
turned to their homes in Brookhayen, after,
wehope, pleasant visit. .f sgs -
Miss Sallie johnson, one Of Clinton's
the guest of Mrs. John Eehols.
Mr.. Herbert Spengler is now in charge
at Cooper's Well, and will prove most
courteous and agreeable gentleman with
whom to deal. e.eE
Capt. w. Q. LoWd has received the sad
intelligence of the death of his mother,
Mrs. Rebecca L. Lowd, at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, on the 18th inst.
We are pleased to notice the return Of
Robt. Wishart, formerly of this city, but
now resident of Birmingham, Ala. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Willie Taylor
Our young friend JEFF Marion, was in
the city yesterday en- route to his home IN
Morton, where he intends spending few
weeks with his family during the heated
term.
Miss Belle Clark, of New Orleans, and
Miss Clara B. Harmon. Of Waynesboro,
TIC SUMMER viii MISS ma
Lee Brown, who has just returned from the
sea coast.
Prof. Dobyns has returned from Mime
sofa where he was in attendance upon the
Convention of Superintendent Of Deaf
and Dumb Institutions. He reports q
most pleasant visit.
Mrs. Clendening, Miss Lizzie Cara
way, Miss Annie Pace, Miss Mary Arm
strong, Mr.. Walter Jones and Mr.. Bonnie
Bate left this morning Tor an extended
visit to Cedar Grove.
The many Masonic and other friends Of
Thos. sHardeman, NJ, will be pleased to
learn that his health, which was 50 very
feeble last winter, has much improved.
he Is at present in Nashville.
In the Gazette personals We notice that
Raymond has been frightened recently BY
the following ladies from jackson Mrs
Sturdeyznt Hrs. ]. ]. Green. Misses Mary
and ssllie Wolfe and Mis- 6thia HaFris.
Jackson lost worthy citizen last week in
the death Of Mr.. james a. Parker, af The
residence Of Mr.. ]. l. Yinso6 He was
lor some time clerk at the Edp ards
hoase, and was noted for his coulIss md
fidelity.
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The Military Fata.

At seven o'clock last evening. the first
faint lights began 10 appear At ST Marga!
ret's, the Tscene Of the Capital Light
Guards' fete, and, IN 5 short While, the
already beautiful grounds had been trans
formed into picture $50 wondrous fail,
the whole might seem the scenery of some
fairy dream The decorations. under the
control q The admhable directsess. Mrs..
q. G. Myers, we're most artissic ana bean
tiful Wandering about through illumins
ed arches We came upon, every where,
charming hooks, for moonlight talk, or
rare devices for enhancing the beauty and
pleasure of the entertainment. Over the
entrance G. s. flag waved its beauty to
the breeze; on either side stacks of guns
and arches rose in picturesque profusion.
Passing under second arch, the eye fell
upon, indeed, scene of beauty; for there,
were scattered about the attractive tables,
with their yet more attractive attendants,
and, Of course, the gallant soldiers in their
irresistible brass buttons lowering near.
Under the last grand arch, just beneath the
glistening horse shoe, in which were sus-
pended the letters &C. L. G." stood the re-
ception committee, composed of Captain |
Green, and Misses Robinson and Pierce.
To say aught of the picture this trio
formed would be unnecessary, as the
names alone suffice to assure one that it
was worthy to occupy the chief position.
After greeting them we passed through the
spacious halls and galleries of st. Marga-
ret's into the ballroom beyond, which was
a very work Of art, with its guns, flags,
knapsacks and other decorations of war.
This, of course, was the attraction OF the
evening, and no fairer sight can be
imagined than 1T presented when filled
With the beauty and bravery of our fair
title city. Passing from the heated ball
Dom into the cool air again, one was re-
reshed not alone with delicious ices of |
very description but by the sweet strains
# music, discoursed, as a compliment, by !
ne Gem Silver Cornet Band under the {
of Prof Schwartz. The enter {
ainment was altogether q charming sue
ess, and the universal hope is that we may :
DON enjoy repetition Of its pleasures. ,
Zach and every one seemed anxious to con- t
ribute in some way to make it what
t was, but to Captain Green and Mrs. :
flyers, whose efforts in It's behalf have a
cen unceasing, is the perfect success of !
he Military Fete to be attributed.
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Marlon Female Seminary Marion
chr;ut;.n oh.s~vsw1

II Christian Observer.
i This celebrated institution Of forty-eigh
years standing has just closed Its annual
session with great eclaf Under tn
management Of III President, Judge W. W
i Leg4re, il has attracted attention for Id
| thorough work and its distinguished fac.
u1ty Of Instructors. Mr.. Iegare occupied
| the chair ct Natural Science and Of Creek
for several years Ia Stewart College, and IN
the provisional faculty Of the Southwestern
Presbyterian University, and il proving
himself eminenfly fitted for the work q
educating yoang ladies
From among The catering notices Of the
late Commencement exercises, we clip the
following extracts:
The diplomas we're presented to the grad
uating class By President W. w. Legare,
with remarks we'll timed He stated that
in addition to the diplomas which were
given to graduates degree Of Mistress OF
Arts, corresponding to that of Master of
Ants, IN male schools, would be given to
students who attain to proficiency in such
studies as are laid down in the catalogue
This il another step made by this school in
advancing female education. There is no
reason why our Young women should not
receive as thorough an education in female
colleges as our young men do in theirs, and
we can truthfully say that no school in the
South has done more to elevate the stand
ard of female education than has the Ma
rion Female Seminary.
=
Thus closed the forty-eight session of
the Marion Female Seminary. No insti-
tuition can look back through long years
Of faithful labor with a clearer or better
record. No school can point with more
pride to its final exercises, as eyincing how
we'll the work of the faculty has been re-
ceived, than can the Seminary this year,
and we think that for no seminary o., learn
ing in our land, is there brighter future.
Long may her halls OF learning be open to
receive our girls. and long may its presid-
ng chair be filed by Prof. w. w. Leg
Ire.
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WEATHER SERVICE.
Bulletin for june, 1884.

Reported for THE CLARION.
The month as a whole was cool and
damp. The average June temperature
over the whole State for period of many
years has been 79.5 degrees For the
month just past it was 77.5 degrees in the
central part, and 744 degrees in the north
ern part Of the State. There was a sud
den fall of temperature at all the stations
on the 18th, making the means for that
day about 10 degrees lower than for the
day before. A gradual rise of tempera-
ture continued from the 18th to the I'D
eliminating in mean Of s3.7 degrees for
the whole State on the latter date The
daily means were everywhere above IS
from the 18th to the end of the month.
The average rainfall over the whole
State for many years has been As inches
for June, and in the last month it was
5.07 inches. The heaviest daily rainfalls
were 2.02 inches in Jackson on the Sd !;
2.15 inches at Corinth on the 4th, Iii
inches on the 9Th, and 2.10 inches on the
9th; and 2.17 inches in Holly Springs on
the Doth.
The following tabulated statement is
taken from the daily reports received from
the stations named:
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Work ON the streets under the supervi-
sion of Gen. Clark is still progressing, as is
the work on the sidewalks. With good
streets and sidewalks to begin with we may
hope for other needed Improvements. By
the way is it not possible to get rid of some
of the old barns that disfgure our princi-
pal thoroughfares e?
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

OF course you attended the fete2
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NORTH. SOUTH.
No. Arrives 30 A. M No. Arrive 1923 p. m.
90 Leaves 5:1b a. m. " Leaves 1880 p. m.
Arrives 7:25 p m. '' Arrives 81 a IN.
Leaves 40 p. M 81" Leaves 1:52 a. N.
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PROCLAMATTON.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

"HEREAs, It appears BY information received
WHY me, that on or about 25th December,
1883. in Bolivar county, one Dare Barton, did VIII
fully kill and murder one JESSIE JAMES and he
afterwards made his escape and is still at large;
Now, therefore, ], ROBERT LOWRY Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery Of the said murderer 10 the Sher
ii Of Bolivar county. 0ne-haf Of the reward pay
able On deliNeEy and one-half on conviction. And
do, moreover, require all officers of this State to
be dligent in their efforts TO arrest said fugitive
murderer
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
r, - State affixed, at jackson, this 18th day Of
July, A. D. 1884.
By the Governor:
HENRv c. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
iuly2s ts4-3w.
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The southbound passenger traia leaving Meridian
az 81 a. M arrives in Mobile at 80 p. M and the
train going North leaves Mobile at p. m, and
arrives Al Meridian at 7;25 p. m.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA

BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN LOCATION. Gil
ID mate unsurpassed. Two Courses for Degrees
also Business and Preparatory Courses. Full Eng
lish Course. Spring Normal Course. French and
German spoken. Instruction thorough and prnctt-
cal. Library, 10000 volumes. Best religious and
moral influences.
Expenses for Nine months tincuding Tuition,
e2O4s
Increasing patronage from IL States, Indian Ter
ritOry and Mexico. THiRTT-SEcoND SESSION BE-
GINS SEPTEMBER 18TH. Catalogue FREk. Adj
dress JULIUS ID. DREHER,
july2, 'S4-6W President
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UliTHrSitTlfYEgiIia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES CNINR
- weekly, begin 10th July, 1854, aud end 10th
september; Have proved OF signal use,--ist, to
students who design 70 pursue their studies at this
other Law School; ID, to those who propose 10
read privately; and Sd, to practitioners who have
not had the advantage Of systematic instruction.
JoHN y, MINOR, PrOf. Com. and stat. Law.
my2S, 'S4-lm.
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Wedding bells tomorrow morning.
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-INDUSTRIAL-
INSTITUTE FOR WHITE FEMALES!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board Of Trustees Of the Mississippi Indus
trial Institute and College for the Education Of
White Females Of the state Of Mississippi, will
receive proposals until August 18th, 1854, Tor the
location Of said School, After which date the Board
will visit all places making application with Wow
OF making a selection for the location Of the same
All propositions should BE- addressed 10 the SECRETARY
Of the Board, and II marked Proposals Tor the
State Industrial school," will not be opened until
the meeting Of the Board, after the above date.
w. A. HUkT, Secretary Board Trustees,
juneIs std WtNoNA Miss
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eTAT1TD pROpOqnT.r

WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY THE RohRp or
w Supervisors Of SundouoF County, lli11ia.ir-
Pls until the kIRsT MONDAY IN AUGUSr 1854 l6r
ne building 81 Two story Brick Jail in the Town
q 1ndlnnolas said county Flaua and nnec1fcaffona
On Alo At the once u the ChancerF Clerk The
oard reserves the right - reject any ana IN fds
Plans subject . nodihcatien
J.Y. WALTON.
iulyi6. el-2u. Clerk board q BlIblrTi1ols.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Illinois centr.l Ratlroaa.
rp.rrs aorra roenn

gxpress-Leaves New Orleans BIS a. m, arrives At
Iseson B:45 p M, leaves sos; arrives II Grand
Junction al I0a- m.
vsi-Ieaves New Orleans $50 p. m, arrives II
Jackson rs =. m, leaves 1880 a. m. reaches
Crznd Junction SIS a. N.
.sixed-Leaves New Orleans 7:15A. n. reaches Jack
on $50 p. m, leaves 6:15 p. m; reaches Grand
4 : q
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

n KFE AND TIMES OF BH8HOP
- H. H. Kavamaugla OF the N. Z. Church
south. BY A. II. BEDFoRD, ID. d. The under
signed i ths only snthorned Agent for the sale Of
this work In Kinds coanty.
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AosA!n , "
Any one wishing COPY viii please drop ne :
card and viii deliver a above prices
d. r. BRADFORD, Bolton, Miss
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The monument 10. the gallant Richard
Lindsey has been removed from its former
position, to the centre of the enclosure,
thus presenting a better and more COM
handing appearance.
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fKukE RESIDENCE or THE LATE yUDrE
~ EoWnE "a University ANeuu1 ~ D4I111
Ms Ihe risce les II tte 1llt ~ ~ f14u. 90.
Veli11t n de State University, c1uoo11| ru0t
e1i.1r1 dcrot ana IA tn eet11I1 Co1l1Ine 4N.
lots and c1ah fa ,naHe Na4 4IEAt eo
sld& cMfs s. yard IeeANF.
nn1s. 4 r1U
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Jackson & Columbus Railroad.

EastEaTd-Leaves Natehez daily at 800 D. m. ar
irving in Jackson at $50 p. M.
WeEtwaTd-Leayes Jackson daily at 600 q. m, ar
Tives at Natehez 12:00 m.
Iaeight train, from Jackson to Natchez, on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. From Hatehez
10 Jackson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
iaa
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THR UNITED STATES
FoR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI,
May Term, 1ss4-6th day of May, 1884.
JOHN BACON EFT AL
vs.l No. 256, OLD SERIES,
WIN, ROBERTSON EFT AL.
q
A ND IT IsFURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED
"A and Deereed, that the Stockholders Of the
Commercial Bank Of Eatchez, "and ali others in
teTested In the fund now in the hands Of the re-
eeiver, enter their appearance herein on or before
the FEKsT MONDAY IN NovEMBER NEXT, and
proPonnd their respective claims in writing filing
with their said writing all and singular their cer-
dhcates Of stock, and ell assignments thereof to-
gether with any and all papers necessary to full
understanding OF their claims or they viii be for
ever excluded from all participation in the fund
reaiized BY and under the proceedings had in this
cause.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest: J. NJ. MCKEE Clerk
june,2 ,'s4-6W.
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.

The 41sT ANNUAL SESSION closed on the 18th
of June. During the session lSs bOarders and :
day pupils were in attendance, the accommoda-
tons being fully occupied from the beginning.
There were seven FUN Graduates, six DIPLOMAS
EACH; nine graduates in special courses, FOUR d.
PLoNAs EACH; and many graduates in single de-
partments, ONE DIPLOMA EAcH Six male pro-
fessors and nine ladies gave their time and energies
wholly to instruction. The departments Of Music
and Art were largely attended, and attained not
only satisfactory, but eminent success.
This Institute is conducted in the interest Of the
highest education Of girls generally-nOt of some
particular sect or party. 1t maintains high STAN
dards in Literature and Science, Music and Art, a.
well as in Manners Morals and Religion Its iaeii-
ties in faculty and appliances are great and 1t pro-
poses constant progress Each succeeding session
must be an improvement and an advance on all the
past.
The ed Session will open on the 18th Of Septem-
Der next. Circulars giving information as to ae-
eommOdatiOn, terms, etc., win be forwarded on ap-
plication. P. O., BoTEroURT SPRINGS, Roanoke
Co., Va. Depot and Express ONCE, CLoyERDALE,
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, Apply to
CHAs. L. COOKE, Sup't
BJ- Pupils are received for a single session, or
for the full period of school life, including vaca-
tons. The locality, the country around, the
mountain scenery in every direction,
are beautiful and inviting Young ladies wishing
to enjoy the advantages Of a delightful summer
mineral waters, and pleasant home dur
ing the summer preparatory 70 entering school
in September, win be received at any time, and
proper supervision viii be extended.
iuly9 'S4-3mn.
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WEST BOUND TRAINS.

Mail leaves Meridian 1920 p. m arrives in Jack
son $40 and leaves at $40 a. m; arrives in
VicksbuTg 8 90 g. m.
Local Freight, leaves Meridian 500 a. m. arrives in
Jackson at Jas and leaves at 4.30 D. M +; arrives
il Yicksburg 800 p. m.
Accommodation, leaves Jackson 80 a. m /; arrives
at Yjcksburg 9 "a a. M.
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University of Virginia.

THE SIXTY-FIRST SESSION OF THIS IN
stitutiOn will open OCTOBER ], 1884. Thorough
instruction in LteTary Scientific and PROPORTIONAL
Departments, including Lao, MediciRe, Engineering
and Agriculture For information apply to DR.
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman OF Faculty, p
o., University OF Virginia.
iulyl6 Slim
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1t is hoped that the next monthly bull
Ietin viii include reports from at least 8
dozen new stations, and thst arrangements
can Be made for . fuller publication ol
results than the above.
r. B. Fulton, Director.
University of Miss, July Z, 1884.
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A STTUATI0N,As MUSIC TEACHER. by A
"a 1ogNa LADY, who graduated in one 81 the
years on the Piano, two years special instruction
on Piano and Pipe Organ. she refers, ~ pormi1-
SION, % Cot. ]. i. PoWRR, Jackson Who viii give
etc. fin1vfe '8f-G0
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Tieksburg and Meridian Railroad.
FAST 1ot-gp TRATrs

Mail leaves Vieksbnrg 500 p. m. arrives at jack
son 1920 and leaves at loss p. M; arrives at
Meridian at 4.20 q. m.
Fruress OF Accom- mOdatiOa-IeaTes Jackson Z 40
a. m arrives at YieksbuFg, 9.45 a. m Leaves
Eieksburg 30 p. m, and arrives at jackson
a p. m
Local Freight leaves Yicksburg Ais q. m, arrives
Al Jackson az s=35 and leaves at 9:10a. m arrives
Al Meridian at 6:45 p. m.
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SEMINARY,
" NASHVILLE, TENN.

Closed its 10th year with asa
YOUNG LADIES. An active, progressive, non-sec-
tartan school Thousands Of parents have tested
its value, and still II increases. A grand new
building with dining-room fit for q queen was
erected during the year. Opens SEPTEMBER isT.
Address Tor new catalogue, DR.. w. E. WARD.
july16, 's4-sw".
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PROCLAMATION.
aeoo 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, II appears by information received
w By me, that on or about 10th April, 1884,
Isaac .IohnsaB, did bruta1Iy murder one BELLA
BOOKER, In Madison eoanty, and he afterwards
made his escape and Is stu at large:
Now, therefore, ], ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the shove reward for the ar
rest and delivery nf the said murderr 20 fs Sheriff
Of Madison county. Said reward Is payable on con-
vlstlon. And do moreover, require all officers
# this State b be dliEent IN their e5rls 70 arrest
said fugitive murderer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of-ths
r. Al State an xed, At Jackson, this 18th day Of
ROBERT LOWRY.
b the Governor:
HENnr G MxERs. Secretary Of state
july2s, 'S4-3W.
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We are glad to notice some of our
fair ladies, with their attendant Knights
indulging in horseback riding. 1t is a
most pleasant and graceful accomplish
ment.
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al haven't lost much ready cash by
the failure of Green's Bank, but I've lost a
large amount OF accommodation" was the
remerk of one of our business men on
Monday. &
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY,

THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL FOR
i BOYS AND You've MEN, AT Jackson, Miss.
VIII open SeptemI1er 18TH, "a.
Both the School building and Residence are moSi
desirsoly located on the same premises The school
building VIII accommodate one hundred and fifty
students; and is in all its arTangements for con-
yenienee and comfort, one ct the most complete in
the State.
The Hall, which is used on public occasions. and
all the rooms in the residence are lighted with gaS
Health, comfort and safety have been provided fog
in every arrangement.
The object OF this Academy Is to prepare youths
either Tor entering the State Unive;sty and other
Colleges proper or to fll well their utsees in any
Of the business relations Of life.
None but experienced or thoroughly qualified
instructors viii be employed Students from dis.
taDce viii have secured 70 them All the restraints q
veil regulated home in the family Of the Princi,
pal
The liberal patronage and success Of this TraIninr
School, last session. warrants the belief that n 4
now on permanent basis.
For particular information, apply 10 @. 6. ROUDE
BUSH, Principal, Jackson, Miss.
iulY16 'S4-9m
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Yaseo and Mis.issippi YalIsy B. 3.
N. q or. R.-AT MERIDIAN.

Going Rorth-Ieaves Jackson $50 a. m, arrives at
YazOo City 1920 4 m.
Going South-Leaves Yazoo City at l 80 p. M; az
irving at Jackson at 5:;sO p m.
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TUE STATE OF MIsSIsSIPPI:-TO JULIUS
a Kerstine, Lee Sander, Simon SeeIig, Leo Limp.
man, Myer Lehman, Emanuel lehman. Henry
Abraham, Ferdinand Marks and Maurice Steen the
ave parties last above named being partners in trade
under the coparfnershfp name Of Lehman Abra-
hams 4 c., Isaac Scherk, and Adler, Goldman q
". You are commanded TO appear before the
Shancery Court Of the county Of Quitman, In said
State, at Rules, on the
FIRsF MONDAY or AUGUST, 1884,
70 defend The suit in said Court Of Rachel H Men,
ken and Cornelia Menken, wherein you and otherS
are delendants- J. A. COOPER. Clerk.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ON THE sTH DAY OF JULY, 1884, LETTERS
" Of Administration ad eoIigendans were granted
the undersigned by the Chaneery Court of the First
District OF Kinds County, Mississippi on the estate
Of B. L. Norrell, deceased. Now all 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 will be barred.
c. L. CATCHINGS,
tuly16, SAW. Adm'r ColligenduEa.
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Rewards to the amount of S550.00 are
offered in proclamatiOns of the Governor,
published to-day, for the arrest Of certain
murderers and robbers.
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The City Tax Rolls are now subject
to inspection of all interested. Objections
to any assessment may be fled before Au-
gust 4. See ofhcial notice.
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A PRINCIPAL FOR THE MOSS POINT AcG-
"a DENY Is wanted. Session 10 commences sen
tember Isl, 1854 Applicants win address A. BIZ
MIR President Of Board Fl Directors, Giving an
necessary information - b Qualifications for the
position, and also amount Of salary expected.