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For Rent.

Free Lunch to-day at Murphy's
Saloon, from 10 to II o'clock.
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Patent medicines of any kind
can be found at r. Z. LUHN's.
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MAD Doc Wednesday after.
noon q fine shepherd dog belong
ing to Harry swearingen of this
city, exhibited signs Of hydropho-
bia and was killed. There is a
large number of worthless dogs in
the city every one of which is La,
Bile to have Ihydrophobia and il
would be a good idea to kill them
of before they have time to GO
mad.
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Merchants Exchange.

| Ladies approve OF your smok
ing "Little Joker"
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The Sunday school picnic at the
Fifemeu,s Park on Friday was a
bIg thing !; the gro nnds were full OF
children there was a big dinner
and a royal time wss enjoyed. All
pronounce the park beautiful
place, and admirably adapted for
n nicnic.
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KEEPS shirts made to order, SIX
for $40. at Lemoine's.
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Our neighbOring town, Gald-
well, is about to have boom by
the erection of block of brick
buiIdingse 100 feet deep by 107
feet font. They vii be owned
by-Jones & Hamilton, 7. v. Muir
ray, A. w. McIver and B. g. Gay
4 Co. Davis & Perry have the
contract for the brick work and
Howard Burns, for the wood work
Both firms live in BrenhaHa. -.
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pI EVE MARRIAGE GUIDE. ipissses:.

Elegant cioth spA glft binding, Sealed for 20
cents W passage or currency. over my won-
dcrhi pen pictures, true 10 life articles on tbs
following subjects. W no may marry. " a. aol.
why? Proper age to marry. VIA ..laFTy first.
Manhood, Womanhond. Physical decay. no
should marry How H. and happiness may be
Increased Vay.so marfiei or contemplating
marrVigg should read 10. 1t oueht to be read
u. a.. adult reIs then kept Bnder lock and
key Popular edition. same as above, but paper
cover and sOpages, Is cents By mail, in moisy
hostage,
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THE fence and gate Of the old

The fence and gate of the old
cemetery is Ia bad condition; the
gate is down and hogs and stock
run at large inrthe grounds over
the graves, and the grass is all
eaten down. 1t is now about four
years since any work has been
done on the fence or grounds.
Those who have friends apd rela-
tives buried therein should take
some concerted action to have the
fence and gate repaired, if nothing
else. The expense will not be
very heavy.
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planning of dull times, there is
very little travel and gay and
festive drummer is regarded as a
curiosity. However the drummsr
isiubiquitous and he is liable to
drop in st any time.
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The name of Miss Nettie Estes
was unintentionalIy omitted from
the list of little girls who gave
recitations at the Mai-fest on Sat
urday. Miss Nettie acquitted her.
sell, very handsomely.
THE glorious Fourth of July is
coming and there is talk among
the Fire Boys of getting up the
grandest celebration that was ever
seen in Washington county. 1t
will be at the Firemen's Park.
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Ace you Going to Paint your
House
J. W. Webb & Co., are handling
the celebrated Pitkln l. Co., "prem-
ium" brand of mixed paint and Of
fer it to the public under the fol-
lowing guarantee.
CHICAGO, April 81, 1884.
MEssRs, J. W. WEBB 4 Co.
Gentlemen:-We guarantee our
premium" brand of paint has the
body stated-16 per cent more than
lead and oil STANDARD mixture) and
from rs to rs per cent more than
any durable liquid or mixed paints
made by other parties, and'when
used according to our directions,
to wear twice as long as lead and
oil, and as long as any liquid or
mixed paints made, and not to
crack, chalk nor peel off, and to
do as good work on any bnilding
material, outside or inside as can
be done by lead or link and oil, or
other mixed or liquid paint.
GEO. W. PITKIN, & Co.
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Sale.

A residence on Sandy street, in good
neighborhood; lot 90 feet front, so feet deep,
house has five rooms, good well Of water:
CRIB and stable. Title perfect
Apply to G. Il. BEAuzroyr.
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Wanted.

5000 bushels Shelled Corn. Highest
market price paid in cash. Consign-
ments of country produce solicit
ed.
BRENNAN GRQG4RY a4oERE.
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Ii the commissioners should de-
eide to change the location of the
courthouse they should not pay
any fancy price for a lot. 1t is true
that property is steadily adyanc-
ing in price, but at the same time
there is nothing to warrant the
payment of anything bordering on
extravaganza. The commissioners
court is composed of careful men
and they age not likely to do any
thing that will not meet the appro-
val of the people generally. The
owners of property on the square
are not ANXIOUS to have the court
house moved away, however IT is
with the court to decide.
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s. ~ - 49,, &,
SKIPPED.-BIll Campbell the bad
Young coon who lwss freed and
captured Wednesday was admltted
to bail, the condition being that he
was to appear at the mayors grist
mill and be ground on Thursday.
Bill jumped his bond and skipped
out of town The officers shed no
tears over his departure, but they
live in hope that he will get killed
or get into scrape and be sent up
for term of years, The proba-
bility, however is, that in less than
two weeks, Bill will be back and ii
caught he will be ehucked into the
bastile without any ceremony
whatever. va
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PRor.g Al BABEL, 7of1 Temple,
champion pianist Of the state, has
been challenged by Prot. Phil
Smith, Of Fort Worth, to play tor
the championship sof the state,
Prof. Babel is IN the city arrang-
ing to have the contest take place
here about the latter. part Of June,
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Buy the Buckeye Mower of
F. W. WooD, Agent.
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liz Brennan, the average half.
grown boy swears by note. BE
can dash off a string of lily diges-
ted oaths atlightning speed, but his
carly education having been sadly
neglectea his lsnguage IS much
disiOintsd, and his .OAthsIike force
and finish.
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TEN CENT COUNTER.-Itis big thing
in the way OF bargains. NEW GOODS
EVERY DAYI

Idoa't ask your trade as friend, but ask it
because can give you more and better goods
for your money than you can get elsewhere,
having a resident buyer in New York with
spot cash TO take advantage OF all bankrupt
sales, forced sales. &C. that the country is now
so full Of, explains why they are SO cheap at
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Desirable residence tor sale.
Apply to WooD & Low.
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PRUDENT PEOPLE
Are taking advantage of our sell
ing out our Fine and Large Stock
of Mems and Boys Clothing at
New York Cost, so call early.
We move iHtA NHF sew store
(Giddings' building)
AUGUST THE 1sT,
And to close our several lines Of
gc9as Will pier rare Bargains.
NEWBOUER BROTHERS.
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THERE will be a fest at Scranton
Grove, Austin county, next Sun
day. u ~ H.. i5Stf(i 4
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just Received.

Pure Drugs and Chemicals al
ways on hand at r. E. Luhn's.
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by the county clerk, for the
week ending May IA, 1884:
John Wesley Vinson and Eliza Dixon.
Julius Voight snd Dorette Korf.
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IT has been suggested that it
would be a good idea 10 build the
new courthouse entirely ofstane.
A good quality Of building stone
can be obtained at the quarry on
the Santa Re road. this side of the
Fegua and also at the quarries
near Ledbetter. tits also said by
those who ought to know that
stone can be had for less than
brick and that it viii make a bet
ter and more durable building
tAanBriels made in this section Of
Che state.
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TELEPHONE LIST. Subscribers
to the Brennan Telephone Ex-
change were on Tuesday furnish
ed with a new list of subscribers,
supposed 10 be brought down to
date. The list bears the imprint,
~John D. Sinks, printer, Austin, ="
but the BANNER and several others
have looked in vain to fad the
name of Mr.. Sinks, printer; Aus
tin, among the list of patrons OF
the BRENNAN Telephone Ex-
change.
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ATTENTION is called to the ad-
vertisement of c. E. Chapman,
lumber dealer, to be found else
where. 2 Mr. Chapman has been
epgaged in the lumber business
for some.years and is thoroughly
with the wants of con-
sunars and tho trade
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AFIIIFAE Fff- Htftf =
A PAsIe-Th BANNER learns
from private dispatches that New
York city was on the eve of fl
nancial panic yesterday that there
was a run on the banks several OF
which succumbed, and that there
were numerous failures. It was
also rumored that Jay Gould, the
railway king, had been crowded to
the wall and failed.
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DiED.-At the residence of his
parents in. this city at 2 O'Clock
=. m, on the 18th INST, HToDoN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Tarver.
Funeral from family residence
at 9 O'clock this morning
ON tareIn leenors arc com.
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Letter List.

List Of unclaimed letters remain-
ing in the postoffice at BRENNAN,
for the week ending May, IL:
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THE NJ. S. E. & B. A. OF A.
VIII pay before you die, therefore, You don't
have to "die to beat it." II will loan money
70 its members who hold an endowment GER
tifics.e, before maturity of coupons Of same,
at a low rate Of interest, thereby keeping the
profits of is business in the hands Its
members. Now is the time, while in GOOD
health. TO secure benefit certificate.
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NJ. S. E. & B. A. OF A.
W. d. vINsoN

VIII forward your applications to the n. 8.
< q B. A. Of A. for a beneficiary certificates
upon your life, that viii pay Won Is tbs
amount at stipulated periods while you are
living, or the full amount TO your family
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THE COURTS.
Mayors Court.

Mouday.-0ld Boney, an old
customer, drunk and down, fined
81 and trimmings. Boney was as
sirned 70 the street panp.
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Hon. E. Barksdale.

1t will soon be time for the Democrat
of the 7th Congressional District t.
select candidate to represent the Dis
triet in the next Congress, and Mai
Barksdale having decided to become &
candidate for the nomination, we have
placed his name at the head of oul
columns as the choice of The CLARION
Aside from the party custom of Civ
ing a representative in Congress who
performs his duties conscientiously the
endorsement of reelection, there are
good reasons why Maj. Barksdale should
be nominated. He is sober, industri-
Gus, Ngilant, sagacious and able. OF
all men he is emphatically the friend of
the people: and review of his public
life would disclose the fact that what
ever may have been the errors of his
judgment, in his devotion to the cause
of popular rights, his record is consistent
to degree which marks him as en-
phatically, the peoples man. His pri-
vate and official life during his stay in
Washington has been above the shadow
of suspicion or reproach, and the good
and pure of the district feel and know
that while E. Barksdale is its represen-
tative they will be spared the reproach
of having commissioned an unworthy
agent. We predict for Maj. Barksdale
a triumphant nomination and election.
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Chesapeake AID OHIO Railway.

RIcHIoNp, VA, April 2}ih, 1884.
| The attention Of parents who have
daughters attending the Institutes snd
Summaries at StauntOn, Va, is respectful
ly directed to the system aud arrangements
made by the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Tor the transportation of the Young laditrr
from StauntOn to their homes, Al the
1 close OF the session in June, through
tickets by this route can be 0btained direct
" their railway destination, and baggage
viii be checked to the same point
Agents of this company give personal
'ttentlon 10 providing the tickets and
checking the baggage atthe Summaries and
institutes, at the least Inconvenience ~
the ladies. All arrangements are made
Tor responsible and experienced Passenger
Agents to accompany or see after the ladies
while en- route, and where changes Of cars
necessarily occur.
For those going to the West and South
west, attention Is directed 10 the Two
through trains with Pullman Shepers,
running from Stauuton 10 Cincinnati, and
from btannton 10 IouisyilIe without
change, making direct connect ton at these
cities with the Trunk Lines 10 the Wei,
Southwest ard Texas.
Parents who desire to visit Staunton to
at.end the commencement Exercises, and
accompany their daughters home, who
s al purchase round-trip tickets from
IHslf ls9rest coupon ticket offices, via
louisville OF Cincinnati and the Chesa,
peAke q Ohio Railway 10 Staunton, Vs.
4. OBTAIN summer ex .ursion tickets 10
!. taunton, Or White Sulphur Springs, at
u. .le same reduction in rates offered during
80. sul mer TO the Virginia Springs Re-
' Sl 10y applying 70 the Chesapeake 4
rAle ticket Offices, $40 West Main street,
. ;;uulayills, Ky, or III Walnut street, Gin
Very respectfully,
H. w. FuLLER,
General Passenger Agent.
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Executive Committee Meeting

At a meeting of the Democratic-C Con
serative Executive Committee of Kinds
county, held at Raymond Wednesday
April S0th, the following proceedings
were had:
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting, whereupon the following res.
olutions were offered and adopted:
Resolved, That the Democrats of the
County of Kinds be called to meet at
Raymond on Monday the ID day of June
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the State'Convention to meet at jackson
June 18th, for the selection of delegates
to the National Convention.
Resolved further, That the county Con
vention also elect delegates to a district
Convention for the nomination of can
didate for Congress from this the 7th
Congressional district, said Convention
to be called in the future by the Chair
man of the Congressional Executive
Committee.
X. X. Jayne moved shat Beat meet
ings be held on Saturday, the 3lst Of
May, except as to Jackson, which will
be held Friday night, MAY 30th AZ &
o'clock. Carried.
Mr.. Jayne also moved the basis of rem
be the same as in the Con-
vention of last fall. Carried.
On motion the different papers IN TIA
county were requested to publish these
q. III. WILLIAMSON Chairman.
SAM ID. HARPER, Secretary.
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Hon. Ethel Bark.dal.

BY this mornings mail We received
letter from our able and distinruisbel
representative in Congress. Hon q
BarksdaIe, authorizing Us to formal,
announce him as candidate for u
election, and we do 50 with mars .t,s.,
ordinary pleasure. because We Iook rn 49,
him as one Of the ablest, truest and nos,
energetic members Of that bodv 80
because = personal acauainfasess SUI ~
thirty years has caused us Ia adn,;s -
MN Tor ms many noble quaIitie~ as
head and heart. From time im I,ns u
maj y has been usage Of the Der
cratic party to give a member II 49,
9rezs who has proven himself faithf, M. :
denomination for SECOND term ara 2. {
earnestly hope Mai Barksdale vii f1'E ~
no opposition this time. Ar tbe 49,
members from this State have ia 's e.
terms, and Maj. BarksdaIe's pre ~. .se
lae es IouE terms and was candidate ~
nth nomination. We have S;Ss. III
slth Mai Barksdale on some -, ~.
lhestions but n the Giiscussion ~ si w
aaxe alEaYg found him kind ma , sHsA
'eous.- Brandon Republican. < SS"sS
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM WALTE1
PHELPS is defending Mr.. Blaine from
the charge of using his official position
while member of Congress to advances
railroad jobs in which he was interested
in letter to the New York Tribune
called attention to the fact that Senator
Edmunds had done as bad things as
Blaine. From this a correspondence be
tween Mr. Phelps and Mr.. Edmonds re
suited, and We think after reading the
letters that Mr.. Phelps has shown quite
satisfactorily that as to the matter under
discussion the position of Messrs. Blaine
and Edmunds was the same.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

We believe that all the delegates TO
the Republican National Convention
have been elected, and yet no one feels
willing to hazard anything on the re-
suit. OF course the friends of the sew
eral candidates express the utmost con-
fidence in their favorites, and YET it
must be apparent to all that there is an
element of uncertainty about the result
that must be painful in the extreme to
Blaine, Arthur, Logan, Edmunds, and
their respective followings. We believe
that Blaine viii get nearly enough votes
to nominate him. Whether the opposi-
ton viii combine against him is the I'M
answerable question. If they do not,
he will be nominated
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

The ableletter of Hon. ]. P. Walker
to the Mercury and Observer, in which
is reviewed the opinion of Judge Hill
in the case of the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company against the Railroad
Commission, found elsewhere in these
columns, is commended to all who de.
sire to form an intelligent opinion of
the merits of the controversy now being
conducted between the Railroads and
the State.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

MEssRs. E. L. sykes, of Monroe, H
c. Fairman, of Kinds, and R. c. Patty,
of Noxubee, are named as being candi-
dates for State Auditor. Each of these
gentlemen have warm friends and the
writer has personal knowledge OF their
qualifications, which are frst-class.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

We have read with much pleasure the
speech of Senator George made before
the Senate, on the constitutionality of
the Blair bill. 1t is unanswerable. The
suggestion that the danger of Federal
usurpation in the matter of education
might be provoked by the refusal of the
South to accept $50 gracious an offering
made by the North" is worth a cart
load of strict.construction oratory.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

BLAINE said that he was not candi-
date, that he had not lifted finger to-
wards his nomination and did not intend
to do anything in Maine or elsewhere
toward that end. But said he. eff any
of the candidates should succeed in cap
turing . single delegate in Maine "a
single one.-I would absolutely forbid
the use Of my name IN the Chicago Con-
vention.n Blaine knew what he was
talking about. The Maine delegation
will Be solid FOR Blaine.
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sEsAToa HunKlTT 8 - FAssEs.

When the bill to prohibit free passes wa
before the Senate, some Of those wks
opposed the measure denounced il Al
hobby Of demagoges brought there b
: silly clamor Of the people. Senator
Burkift replied: The masses of the people
are alarmed, and they are justly alarmed
81 the encroaehments upon their rights By
monopolies and the power brought q bear
upon Cur Legislaturea both State and
National, By monied rings and their agents.
The people Of orr State Justly demand
such Law Is this bill enacts, and it i not
i hobby Of dema and brought here
.by silly clamor of the masses As has
been charged upon this floor, but Is
brought hereby just cool, deliberate and
uisely matured public sentiment which Il
growing and slrengt hening q the land and
vii sool be, and Is Hop felf IL our Legis-
latiye balls
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

WE have been unable to procure a
copy of Judge Hills opinion" Upon
making application for it at headquar-
tiers, We were informed that il was not
yet ready for publication. A favored
few have had the pleasure of reading it.
We were not Of the number.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

HE editor 81 tie STATE -. :.
ne g say % openly, but he a 1890 ~sa
,1 lAfor q locating the STATE Fe,si- ~
.ese g brandon. he says. aBrens@., Ss'.-
Ds4s.tllpl town. healfhfuI. has c,,,i =
.l@t.e9 and above Al, Is what tI,s -
mean thinks i the one thing neiS.i y
~ teilfed Bro. Henry 3 ,,r ~. 1...s.
I leksgAlan Rhd sarots frar,;ss ~ .. WY
= - n.eAitntu.ne1 beauty ma
1890. We "fl blea 5Sf1 ~.
'. eesss4 lqz Saekson when ne rssisi 81.
, 49, e fs1aofe ne Capitol. sS1 ~
1870. ~ o1rt Is o5..'' 8,
e r' 81 sne College Question 5, I,. ~
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

TIE recently delivered opinion II j I'd.
llllf ssaIQgf he y ppi r afIroad f'oSsS.
ai.sien 4. ne it8 qicfoFF acfievea sv ny 4
Es.lrozds e this vs. tllIsfl 4 go. - ~.
A4 6 ne people 81 Tsnnensse r. !; 50
.A.lloxalA' Ssnsh Carolina aud III; = ;;s',,I
= thus 1er tine nealrllizsd. we - ~
ta'1e AoR + cannot always b Is. TIE
l4RszlqE q sbe creature nus %.
oti.I. 81 c6nis. ~
ss. = Ae1 l.rI 81 lie 5s5r|I. ~
ST pl's 4 81
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Capt. Fred Reall Handsomely Com
pIimente

The Hot Springs Daily News Of the
25Et. IS sporting the argument in the
Dof1n Rnilt fi1i| eloses it. reference g
canI BeaIl zpes s. l1ilo
Htf Judge Beau pEsceeed IS -
Hte4 e erl1e1<1 and 6Ilboagk this
pos ton "A his sn6 E.ced 1I.e MOST
tII1 sit Tie r4.s s. W on
4 s 75[15 e
4.e M 4tS1.tF Ct
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07
Masonic.

A new Masonic Lodge has been organ
lied at Brooksville, Noxubee county
named Robert G. Patty''-a compli.
ment to the present Grand Master.
Prof. E. A. Pace, an expert Craftsman,
is the Wor. Master.
LAGRANGE Lodge, No, 1853, Choctaw
county, was successfully recognized on
10Th April. S. A. Gunter is the Wor.
Master, and Luke Devore, Secretary.
We are advised that there is a good
prospect of the revival of Cannon Lodge,
No. 159, at West Point. The Lodge
has been dormant for four years.
There are 300 Lodges in Mississippi,
having an aggregate membership of
1900.
One hundred and eighty-three Masons
died in Mississippi during the year 1888.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

KELLOGG was acquitted of completely
in the Star-Route frauds. He plead the
statute of limitations and the plea was
sustained. The verdict of the jury was
''not guilty." the verdict of the public
is guilty"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

ANOTHER candidate for Congress in
the 1st District-the Hon. J. E. Leigh,
of Lowndes. He is a worthy competi-
tor of the other gentlemen mentioned.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

The Chicago bulls squeezed 500, 900
on wheat, and 100000 on stocks, and
$4,000 on pork out of Moses Fraley, q
st. Louis bear. Fraley suspended.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-07

The United States steamer Thetis,
flagship of the Greedy relief expedition,
sailed from New York on Thursday.
The supply ship Alert will follow on the
10th of Nav.