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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

Entered into Fesf NoEemhsF q AzSAr yo9nse.s
year Of her a<e.
Tins early passed aNay iron earth THIS little
one before sIF1H had cAsz shades e Aez hies
IL Il fata ana losr ard ffsllel Nth mina tliTh1
6srond her vea1z little Anna, brief vas her 1le
here ha4 9ndeared herself % 81 Who knew nefi
ST fenalarest care and sieffon pelicafe Eran1 in
fsrcs her narsni seemed % fesE that God had lent
her but Tor time and tA4l NAll1 see vas VIA
14es az 4ISetf le1n May kIE c5Iuzext t1eu n 1elz
s0Te slsare n1enf and fe4ch them 1aHea1ize fka4 =
is6I = ii1s izl6 s. lilsIz nd iSl5 Ill he4fs1zg
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SCROFULA.

Are are any members of your family
thus afflicted? Have they scrofulous swell
ings of the glands? Ii so, and ii SHOULD
be neglected, the peculiar faint, or poison
may deposit itself in the substance Of tht
lungs, producing CONSUMPTION. Look well
to the condition of your family, and if thus
afflicted, give the proper remedy without
delay. Buy that which makes absolute
cures in the shortest space of time The
unerring finger OF public opinion points tc
B. B. B. as the most wonderful remedy foi
Scrofula ever known You need not TAXI
our word-you need not know our names
merit is all you seek. Ask your neigh
bors, ask your druggist, ask or write IL
those who give their certificates and be con
vfneed that B. B. B. is the quickest ant
most perfect Blood Purifier ever before
known.
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Another Life saved.

Mrs. Harriet Cummings of Cincinnati
Ohio writes: Early last winter my
daughter was attacked a with severe
cold which settled on her lungs. We tried
several medicines, none of which seemed TO
do her any good but she continued 10 gel
worse and finally raised large amounts Of
blood from her lungs We called in .
family physician, but he failed TO do heI
any good. At this time friend who had
been cured By DIR. VIM. Halls balsam for
the lungs advised me to give it a trial W.
then got > bottle, and she began to improve
and BY the use of three bottles was entirel,
cured. For sale b. all druggists
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press charges by this Office. Special forms
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for the present, it will still strive more
zealously and hopefully than ever for its
political faith.n The Tribune is certainly
one OF the most enterprising newspapers..in
the country. Its rates for the several edi-
tons are fully set forth in its announce
ment, to which attention is invited.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

The assignment OF the Mississippi
Valley bank, At Vicksburg, made Eovem-
Der 2lst, 1888, was by Judge Hill, on Sat
urday last, decided 70 be good on its face,
but was declared to be fraudulent and void
on account of the fraudulent intent with
which il was executed by George NJ. Klien.
Defendants prayed an appeal, with super
sedeas. Itwas determined that bond for
$4,000 by appellants would be accepted,
but the distribution should be made to the
parties entitled thereto under this ruling,
on bond being given TO refund in case Of
q reyersal
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03
-ThankspiYing Day was

Thanksgiving Day was generally OBJ
served in Jackson. At st. Andrews chnreh
DIR. Short preached an appropriate dis
course. There was large congregation at
the Methodist church, the Baptist, Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches uniting in
the service. DR.. Hunter delivered the dis
course, and we have the pleasure of laying
a synopsis thereof before our readers 1t
is good reading for any season OF the year
It bristles with practical suggestions that
should stimulate the gratitude of all
classes The farming interest will add a
hearty amen to all the Doctor has said in
that behalf.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03
IN MEsGRliA.

IN, GEORGE d. AlIzELL, the subject Of this
brief notice. died at the residence of his father,
Capt. A. Mizell, in Jackson, Sunday morning, Ne
vember Esd, at the age Of % years. As unexpected
his death vas TO the ecmmunity q large, ~ vas
shock which his family, and Fho& Aho knew him
intimately, would n2t have been entirely without
It was the good fortune Of the writer 70 have
known Dr.. Mikeu from bis sehool.boy days to the
time when the Master summoned him home AS
child, as q hoy. as man, his character was unex.
eeptionally excellent. 1t more than that-it
was transparent. Through the transparency OF his
character yea could read the brave heart heating IN
sympathy and sorrow for the mizfogtupes e uian.
Il was the beautiful sparenc$ Dc humanity a.
a child. 6sealgs MiSeH was as frank, as Tree and as
happy the flower that hrst opens Its beautiful
petals under the earessng touch OF the warm Spring
breezes.s As y boy. he Was full Of generous inl-
pulses and affections, as warm Is they ESs+a pure.
As man, he was all entsastasw, tndasSf!,' and
EuipraeiIig ne pro essi6 of medicine he gradu-
ated with high standing at the Louisiana Medical
College, OF New Orleans, and q once entered upon
his life's mission. Resipnine his praetee in Ian.
kin county, he went from there 10 MeNutt, In le-
fore county, and cast his fortune IN that fertile but
malaria afflicted section. Here Tor Fe years be went
his daily and nightly rounds among the sick and
distressed Sometimes, when the water Was oveI
the face of the earth, he visited his patients IN
canoe, and at other TINES riding horseback, with
SIeepleSs vigilance, day and night Althengh con.
slant and assiduous attention % tue sick drew en
him seaaaifou ~ physical exhaustion that needed
and reenperatiye strength, he often continued
on his rounds when the stloHg arms OF others vert
required to lift him on and of his horse. And &
il ehaneei that while life blessed the households
that experienced his lahors, the death seTs
.n e ass is eaisS md Strength Wit
thread OF life only remaining, retained 70 hi
ehildhoeds home, to his father, his sisters and hi
brother, Who loved him 50 tenderly. 70 die DEATH
came and the history Of another Of lilies best ant
bFigh test was written.
peace and quiet rests with the dead. Nay tn,
living look into the face of destiny, and sweeteE
the cup Of bitterness with &eetionate memories.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03
-Jackson il COMING IN The front a

jackson is coming to the front as a
cotton market. So much for a Compress,
which must either be enlarged, or another
erected, in order to keep up with the bust
ness. We are informed by Mr.. l.. F.
Chiles that On Thursday last-Thanksgiv
ing Day-one thousand bales were sold in
this market, some of it from Covington
county, a distance of ffty-eight miles
The price paid in jackson is only / cent
under New Orleans quotations, and East
tern buyers or local merchants are ready
to pay the cash for all that comes. We
heard Of one check being given in this city
last month for $37 900 Tor cotton pur-
chasps
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IN MEMoRIAM.


nlsn, d heart dizease, at Moss Side, Rankin
eovlty. Miss, JENNIK c. HuNTER. vie Of r 3
EuEank She leaves six children. The light has
zone out on the altar Of that once happy home the
ashes lie cold and dead, the household band 81
stricken and shivering by the desolase hearth The
lovely brown eyes that alNaEs shone 9Th such IN
utterahle eYe on her dear ones aFe closed forever
The SOFT gentle bands always 80 feady @ minister
to the y ants 81 ALL are cold and STILL y hat hand
IS IKE the metheT'ss Oh. the dear, dead hands
folded 50 peacefully now, who viii bind up TIE
wounds and wipe away the tearss The agsd moth
en- in 3 distant State, mourns Tor daulnt daaEn-
ter sisters and brothers gFieVe Tor an
sister The husband Is beFet Of faithful loving
wife The little ones cry methers methers ana
awsy beyond the sssea Of ere and giazs cones fne
answer, Here, darlingS, cone an here, mother Z
waiting,
How isl with thee, LOST precious one
On thy dark journey going all alone
Mnsl Ee think Of Thea SIDE ~ sise wfts God
looking down . bless The path Ne tEod
God Father Thou who b. this awful tate
Hath crushed aud bauised and LETT Us desosate
IA the eafk, biSssR leeds that eseF the sqai
Thefr biflows a sorrow trump hsntiF ~
q pftfs ne naothefless babes naake 4f1e1A alHe5
Ties Jewels Of hers in Thy crown may they shine,
s. keep them pure, that the sweet hs1dz Ct {oasns
May eracionsIy grow 70 Be Nelson's 81 s1ath-
LILLE IzLBERSRs
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STEDMAN G CO.
"GOOd CounseIIors lack NO Clients.

''Good COunselIors lack no Clients,
Good Bargains find many Customers.
lis sad times for owners of high
priced merchandise. Not
withstanding general complaint of trade
we continue busy, and with all the dull
times and short crops and low prices
our business grows
We never bought so low as We are
buying now-bargains continue to flow
into our New York Office, and are picked
up by men who know what bargains are.
As we buy we sell. Let the
world turn round!
Our large cash business run these
bargains out nearly as they come to US,
and this keeps US in room for more.
Every Express brings US packages.
Freight is too slow at this time of year.
In ali of our departments stocks are
are complete, and all at prices that chal-
lenge competition
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03
An Old Memphian Cured of Lung Dis
ease.

Mr.. Chas. A. Jones says. II have been
troubled with severe cold, and splitting
blood and symptoms of lung disease hax-
ing been eonfed to my bed and so weak ]
could not sit up and having part of the
time heavy fever. used your Mansfield
Hungarian Balsam with entire success.
1t afforded quick relief, and with the aid
of couple Of doses OF your matches Sena-
tiVe klis to work out the cold, am now
entirely cured. Btlieving::it is positive
duty TO others who may be similarly af-
fected, | thought it best to let you know OF
it. Three doses af Hungarian Balsam
cufe1 sne splitting Of blood" For sale by
all druggists. Manufactured by the Mans
field Medicine 90. Memphis. Tenn.
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1885.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

With the new volume, beginning in December
HARFER's MAGAZINE will conclude its thirty -hfIl
year The oldest periodical OF its type it is yet il
each new volume, aetc magazine, not simply be
eanse 1t presents fresh subjects and new pictures
but also, and chiefly, because it steadily advances
in the method itself of magazine making. In
faithful mirror of current life and movement
Leading features in the attractive programme fol
1885 are; social novels by CONSTANCE FENNE
MORE WooLsoN and w D. HowELLs; new move
entitled AT the Red Gloye;h descriptive illustra-
ted paper by F. d. MmLET, r. SWAIN CLIFFORD, f.
A. ABBEY, II. GIBSON, and others; Goldsmith,
'She Steops to Conquer illustrated by ABBEY
important papers on Art, Science, etc.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

NINE. HUGuEs, the wife-o of Deputy
CLOVIS HUGuEs, in Paris on the 9Th
ult., shot NJ. NORM, the commission
agent at the Pdlais de Justice, because he
had slandered her. She fred six shots
at her victim, four of which lodged in
his chest. The action of Nine. HUGUEs
was approved by her husband, who is
said to be the most accomplished Draw
Ter in the Chamber.
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The National Surgical Institute

Will open RFaAoh at l66 st. Charles
ST., New Orleans, Dec, 1st 1884, where they
will be prepared to treat sURGlcAL cases
Club Feet, Paralysis. aud all deformitie,
of the face, spine, limbs and diseases q
the joints, eye and ear; also eatarrh, piles
fstu1a, female diseases, etc. The propri
etors of the Institute open this office in
New Orleans in accordance with the re
quest of their patrons in Miss, La, anc
Texas, who desire to avail themselves O
the reduced rates Of travel offered during
the "Worlds Exposition, = thus enabling
them to visit us and the Exposition as we'll
For full particulars address K. II. BoIAND
See'y, Atlanta, Ga, or 1879 st. Ch aries ST
New Orleans. La,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T ETTERs TESTAMENTARY ON THE WILL
IL OF Mrs. kezia Allen, deceased, were granted
TO me on the 18th day Of November, lisa. All per-
sons having claims against her estate requested
TO exhibit them and have them registered by the
Clerk of the ChaneeFY Court Of Kinds County. in
the First District thereof, within year, they
viii be forever barred. ]. NJ SHAW,
dee g. fS4-4w, Executor
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EAsT BOUSD TRAINS.
,fr. leaves YickHbuTg 90 p NJ, arrives at Jack
z.- Eg.Zg and leaves at 1898 p. M, arrives at
Meridian AZ - A.
F,r-.-s OF Accom- H5odation Leaves Jackson : 30
h 3d.. arrives at Fieksburg, 9 IS a IN. Leaves
t..ls-.,7-r - D. n aud arrives at Jack
IL Fr.f-ht leaves Yicksburg us a. III, arrives
u. s=Ya at - ald leaves at 9:l9a m arrives
:. M-LIILta It SIS 2.
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WEST B0USD TRAINS.

Mail l4gyes Meridian 1920 p N. arrives in Jack
soil s-2g and leaves at 40 a. n. arrives in
Efeis~frsrs s .1g Il M
T1 Freight. leaves Meridian 800 a N, arrives in
fs ss,.g ~ 5 = and leaves At 1850 p. IN arrives
ia tIcksburg o. r. IN
Accumulation leaves Jackson 30 a m; arrives
Ar FirksEurg 9 s45 a.
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Wanted.

The State Librarian requests the imme-
date return of the monthly numbers of
Central Law Journal TO-. 1885, which have
been taken from the Library without the
usual receipt.
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FOREIGN.

A court in London refused ta grant an i'll
junction to restrain the Great Eastern from
sailing for New Orleans.
The late duke of Brunswick bequeathed
to the duke of Cumberland an iron safe in
his villa at HeitZing, which was found to
contain coin and currency 10 the amount OF
$500, OC0,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATOR ON TIL
i estate OF Minerva sharkey, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Ghaueers
Court for the First District Of Kinds County, Mis-
sissippi, on the 4th day of August, 1854, now
all persons having claims against the estate of sale
intestate, must exhibit the same, and have then
registered by the Clerk OF said Court within on,
year from this date, they will be forever barred
This December g. 1884.
CLAIBORNE S. HYLAND.
s3an
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1888.
Harper'is Weekly.
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HARPER's WEEKLY has now for twenty years,
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offer for the ensuing year attractions unequailed
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1885,.
1885.
Harper's Bazaar.
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-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FnR SALE

A GOOD FARM THREE and half miles
IA from l. c. r. r., and 40 miles South Of Jack
son, Mississippi containing 620 acres 4u0 OF which
is in high state OF cultivation and all fencing
ira good-a large portion being yellow pine plank,
and trire, brand Rete, out-houses. numerous and
substantial, and good dwelling; barns good, and
thief-proof fence. The farm is well adapted to
stock-raising. For further information apply to
b. F. MARTIN,
Martinsville, Copiah County, Miss.
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Chairman Executive Commi

New YORK, Nov. 10, 1884.
William F. Smith, Esq, Chairman Execu-
tive Committee;
My Dear Sir-Your letter of the day
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vent and oppose any effort t9 dispute by
technicalitfes the verdict which has been
rendered or to hinder or delay its accepts
anee. Your obedient servant,
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THE LATEST YET!
BLANKETS!


We had a very large stock for this
market, all bought at the great auctions
last July, but they are now greatly re-
duced We have none too many.
California, 10-4 Blankets, $500 per pair,
Gilberts, ia Blankets, 500 per pair.
Gilberts, 12-4 Blankets, $500 per PAIR.
Lower the record who can!
Price our Domestics.
Price our Towels.
Price our Shoes.
Look over our Clothing.
Strictly CASH. Strictly one price !!
All goods marked in plain figures.
Stedman e Co.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

The Skating Rink will be opened the
latter part of this week, under the manage
ment OF Messrs George Hunter and Ben.
Leonard.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

The many friends OF Capt. Thos.
McMahon will regret to learn OF his death,
at Madison Station, on 25th November.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

The Bazaar at Angeles Hall is vel
worth visit Go and see Tor yourself, as
tonight is the last night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

Burn Corona Coal and save money.
For sale b, Geo. ;. Green Il Co. Office and
yard near V & NJ Depot, State Street. 1t.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

Letters Of administration have been
granted on the estate of Mrs. MINERVA
Sharkey, deceased, and all persons having
claims against the same are notified TO file
them.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

A good farm, about forty miles south
of Jackson, and convenient To the railroad
Is offered for sale See the advertisement
of Mr.. B. T. Martin.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03

The Cooking Club wilt give an elegant
reception to their gentlemen friends next
Thursday evening, at the residence OF
Mrs. W. H. H. Green, as we hear.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-03
To Creditors of. Greens Bank

rTgHE REAL. ESTATE AND SECURITIES OF
i GREENS BANK are now being offered to thu
hest bidder, payable in Receivers Certificates q
Green's Bank. This affords opportunity 10 persons
who don't to hoid, to realize at once on thi
certificates Send for descriptive lists by mail t,
j. Green, Jackson, Miss
hoo gvv