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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Jen ACRES LYING SIX MILLS SOUTH
wv east ot BTeCkhaven, nc.r big steam saw
miiii good pine bottom iand-7J acres open. Bay
er' may address me at Terry, NJ. D. Tyler. A.
B0 que Cliitto, Miss J. /. IYNE> SR
f4h95
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Nearly all the Exposition visitors,
from this vicinity, have returned home
tired, and some sick. The Exposition APP
pears 10 be too big a dose ior the few days
peoe4c allow themselves to do" the show,
but the lofty prs .~charged for "accomm9-
dations," especially duTSSg Carnival Seek,
had the tendency to maee>Ss9f+Ts econo-
mze time.
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H9l ACRES THREE NILES SOUTHWEST
~ ~ OF Byram, 80 acres open bs.sn in TIM
Der. Tolerably good Dwelling house; good horse
gin and fixtures; under tolerJbe fence; four
tenaut house,. The land - mostly level and well
a. any in tho nrighhorhhood.
will self il all, or ia subdivisions to suit bavers
Price g 90 per acre. Address al Ryram. Miss
tebZ1 Sa-6w. DAVID RAMSEY
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For Sale. Rent or Lease.

ACRES adjoining The town OF Raymond;
500 esriil 10 the corpoTasi9E = 'ei cSet =
Woodland rt il!abls, de. iaSd qna '1e4' R seven
passes thI9e{ ;h,,at b houses and wells wire fence
9asses ne unsurpassed facilities ioF I nsnot con
E,rcrors. truck farming orchards, eSoroTis We'll.
....,t. i~.s-.lssalssV lOcailen near + "a .ovu
MISSES PEIToN q 'sa'ElIlk99 =" H.
Feb % S5-6wl Raymond, Miss.
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EEENsIS (GEtN,EN,

900 ACf;ESTHREE MILES WEST OF
-OSt Byrsius on the Raymond road 100 acres
ia cultivation; good dwelling house: four
rooms and hal en- first floor; comfortable dining
room, tchen and lock room; two good cstcrns in
the yard; cribs, stables, tenant houses plenty su9
N good repair. Price $40 per acre. NJ posfoffiec
Terri. Miss J. l.. TlNES, sR.
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FOR SAFE

VALUABLE Plantation two and a half miles
"A west OF MartinSyille, on Bayou Pirere, COp1sh
}, uunty containing 500 acres. san cleared spsn-
did cotton and grain farm, and can he made one of
he best stock FARMS in the country. Improve
ments fir health ana water suPreBle terms easy
Address; a. =. BARRY,
Fob a.sgJ-fH MariipSyfltp Miss
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SALE!

ACRES Of prairie and part oas t@he 49,, ~
skGse n,fISs from ColLmbus, and TWO miles I'm Nm
river Cottage Of four To9% s san ,s Bored wells
5ni "a ,i,nrrh and school house, t"o "a :
f.nd n ca ivaiion rst in woods tfSe SIe,e ea
y ~ haif rash. balance Ia two years VITA
|and lien on place, wrruFRSPOON.
sat7' - - Columbus, Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
FOR SALEl
SSEh

KEh ACRES GOOD PINE LAND IN LIN
- coLs Co.. Miss, four and hall miles
from BreoshAven and two from Montgomery on
the / C. II. r. Good dwelling, stables tenant
houses. well watered, healthy, cherch and school
facilities g,od. Two hHadred acres in cultivation
balance timhe-ea. i rms 1890. For paftienssrS
address WA- a. TOWNS. Breas haven
isb25, S3-et- Lincoln Co, Miss.
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FOR sALEI
.:sssS(l

.s0n ACRES OF GOO HAMMOCK AND
OSO Ridge Land within a quarter Of !. mile Of
corporation line OF the City Of okalona on NJ 4 -
X r., ard one mile froEa business center: Nfll
ditehed and good Tor corn, ettIon and small grain
cistern water, aud Improvements good Fence uIank
and wire and have just a good portion with
cedar posts; 20 acres in state OF cultivation: fr
terms. apply to WM- LAGRDNE
1et-o, cd-tw, ek0.ana
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Mississippi Teachers Association
.~--sEzs-~a. - - $50.
WEST, MISS, Fep. =, 4o4


WEST, MISS, fep. y, Foa
Editor Picayune: Alta called meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Mis-.
sissippi State Teachers Association, held
in Jackson, on the 10th, it was decided
to postpone the time of meeting of said
Association, from Feb. Goth to the mid
die of April. This was done for several
reasons, the main one being that the first
time appointed did not give us time for
ample preparation. The Executive
Committee, of which Gen. J. A. Smith,
our efficieet State Superintendent is
member, and DR.. Walter Hillman,
President of the Central Female Insti-
tute, is the President, is doing all in its
power to have full turnout of
Mississippi's teachers. Our Association
has done much in advancing education
in our State, and is destined to still
greater achievements. We believe that
we can secure larger attendance by
meeting in the Exposition, and that the
reflex influence of the Exposition
upon our teachers will be of lasting
good.
We not only wish our teachers to see
what the teachers of other Stntes can do
and are doing, but we also wish the
world to know what we are doing. Our
State has taken position in the front
rank among her sister States in the
display of her resources and produc-
aianaess, and we wish the world to see
szser &C. 90 far behind education
I, n would seem
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Mississippi Lands For Sale,

during TIE SE4soy or rTT1 ,t-opr,.s
L-AfcSli4CN. The CLARION hriH p,lbf,sE me- =,
1879, ~ seeas % ms STATE hat may be o5efeR oy
<.te 'y 9iciaai1t eift-e1s Prescription net 10 .re,
20 cords Each 10 be Inserted sreeks trn oo,,ie.
iasr @ia 6e seet 'eeskg 10 Mississippi DepGy.,ief
q hzpost'on, FOR distribution. 70 ia9uirers
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FOR sAIEr

A ELEGANT ITALIAN VILLA OF THIR-
IL ieeh rooms closets oomnlete, verrndah VITA
outh"9ses- with 40 acres of ard in cultivation lcx
cePt I'VE acres Of garden, Orchard and ripevar,il
one mlle from toi1nnb bus on beautiful road. Price
SIS eoo--one IN I'd cash. and balance in two ana
three years, with interest and lien ON place
Dk. ". ". ToPP, SR-,
ieo-5, so-bw Columbus, Miss.
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FOR sAnEt

r HAVE a,ae5 ACRES or RICH BOTTOM
j Land Is miles north Of Memphis: the Louis, He
New Orleans & Texas r. r. passes through the cen
ter OF IT, with depot the land 4 heuT I so
acres IN cultivation well improved. VIII sell ALL or
in quantity TO suit purchasers. on easy terms
c. l.. ROBINSON, Robinson; viiif
ieh25, sa-6f IH.isa @ Miss.
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FOR SALE.

Q10 ACRES ei gocd sandy Land FIR sale, meet
5tO ~ red clay Foundation az $500 per acre;
ss55 cleared The rest woodland md vel TIM
Aess-; il il well improved. and sitaase5 Is miles
irssn Columbus, where there are god ssfas; seyen
miles from railroad and mites from I'm mia
ersl springs and river.
Owners MISSES L. NJ. AND B, F. SHIELDS,
Eea. 1S.-6w. Colamhsss Miss
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We regret to announce the departure
oil DR.. j. T. Edwards, who located in Jack.
son last year as ocu,ist and aurist, and
who was doing good business in his pro-
lesion. He has returned 10 his home In
Union City, Tenn, for the purpose OF hav-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

j. Green's Bank offers for sale bonds
Of the city of Greenville to the amount OF
$4,000, and Of the town of Lexington 10
the amount Of $50O000. These bonds are
iirst-class securities, and can be purchased
for Green's Bank Receivers certificates.
They bear per cent. interest, which is
promptly paid.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25
TIVE MAIN BUILDING,

And give YOU an idea of what is there,
| feel sure that ! should become as
really lost in my description, as / am
after few minutes walk in the build
ing itself.
OF the machinery, of course | cannot
attempt any description, but | can tell
you where to go, to gaze in spell bound
interest, at the wonderful works there
displayed, and that is to the electric
machines. Another interesting place in
the Main Building is the spool-thrcad
factory, or as heard visitor say, The
place where you throw in a block of
wood, a piece of cotton, and it comes
out spool of thread! The magnifi-
cent tower of spools of thread is really
a thing of beauty.
Just across from this you will find the
button factory, and then, what should be
dear to every feminine heart, the pm fac
tory, all of which are highly entertain
ing.
THE FOREIGN EXHIBITS
Are in this building, and are perfect
snares to catch the lovers of the beauti-
full. 1t is utterly impossible for one of
our sex to pass the stalls. We go in,
and through and around, exhausting all
the adjectives of which even We can lay
hold, but to begin at the beginning and
go through the same again. The quaint
wares of the Japs. and Cinnamon,
coupled with the curious vendors them
selves. afford ample entertainment for
days together. Then, too the Relies
from the Holy Land" are interesting in
the extreme, and by the way, before the
Exposition the Holy Land must have
suffered dreadful surfeit of curiosities,
Judging from the enormous amount they
shipped over to us. The Italian booths
,eem the favorite resort for the ladies'
whether the jewels and other rare treas
ures are the only attractions, we can
not say-but there are some real, live"
Italians in those booths, such as one
reads about, with melting eyes, etc.
Now, just as / warned you, / have be
come completely lost, and instead of de-
scribing, as / should, the granting of the
woods. and the cogs of machinery, have
wandered off and found myself dream
ing of Italian eyes and smiles; so before
becoming worse mixed, shall make my
exit for to-day, and in my next. tell you
of the Art Gallery and famous Battle
of Sedan, which am just starting out
to visit. Truly yours,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

There are two cases of measles at the
Deaf AMI Dumb Institute-the first, lit
tie girl named Mary Greed, who was
brought t. the Institute by one OF the del
egates to Masonic Grand Lodge, and the
other, Webster Dobyns, Oldest son OF the
Snperintendent
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FoR SALE,

O0l ACRES FINE BLACK LAvD.-oyFR
QUIZ ali in cultivation. rslo Alto. Clay Co !.
Miss, 1olaiies west of NJ. 4 o. R. R. Fissely I'M
proved. Dwelling, out houses, gin houses pzzss
stables cribs, barn and feness al eorpise timber
plenty 1910 acres; schools churches, etc, plenty
and conveniflf; water good and plenty. Priee
<i2 % per alre-one-tilird cash, iaiane, IN two
yearly paynjents, without interest. ~ aiies Of
West Psint.I a, l. BERKITT,
51gzEsmBmm PS.ia Aita Nfss
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FiIa plaHfaflan At a Grest Sa Il1G9.

a>., f-Nr-NTy AISSISSIPPk-i1sS
80 t1sSS-sn. 21ajoli tieadenin-; good enees,
nee 7-s,er. 10 70 Il cabius dWeliing stae.ess
sheds; Obs gin7house new GIN o,T P'e some piow
M 80. fva rssvueuts; miles ir1tn fifef' -
from NJ. y y L. a. SLACK & sCDDoTH,
,-e- Friar's Point MISS
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

We note the following attorneys at
tending the Supreme Court this week !:
Mess j. :. Sexton and J. l.. Meade, OF
Hazlchurst; Hon. X. p. Launeau and I.
O,s Baker, OF Natchez Mr.. II. l.. Davis,
OF Woodyile; Mr.. Il. Z. Beckett, OF West
Point
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

-Rev. T. G. Cummins, Of Vicksburg,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Saturday morning at II o'clock, and
on Sabbath morning and night. The Lords
Supper will be celebrated ON Sunday morn
ing.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

We are indebted 10 the author, Mr..
Luther Benson, Tor Fifteen Years in
Hell" volume OF Dos pages-good winter
reading. Eyrich has il for sale.
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Mr., Bcrta Cas-ell, ii Lsmpassas,
Texas, and Mrs. Mamie A. Cameron, OF
Fayeltc are visiting their relatives in this
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Mr. Chas. Anderson, OF this city, is
perhaps the youngest Odd Fellow in the
Unite; States. Having just attained his
majJIity, he was Initiated in Capitol
Lodge last Thu sday night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

The skating rink has about run its
course in Jackson. What next2
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Judge r.. A. iill, after adjourni-g
his court here last Saturday, went down
l., New Orleans to see the Great Worlds
Fair. Ileis the houorcd guest of Judge
ParIee, OF that city.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

About two thousand dozen eggs were
shipped from jackson to New Orleans dur
ing Nardi Gras week, but Jacksouians who
were in the city have not complained of
being oyer-supplied with that article OF
diet
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

"A beautifully printed card from Mrs.
Z. T. Allen, invited US to be present at the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Florence, TO
Mr. Juo Moore, Jr at Glen Allen, Wash
ingtou comfy. on 18th inst. We wish the
young couple much happiness.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

EtsIE ARD-LeaFes Natchez daily at 400 D. m .
arriving iu jackson at 1910
WE "NEp-Lrlves Jackson daily at 80 a. m
arrives go N5tehrz ~ rs ~.
FHEgur lEtfy daily, sunday excepted. Leaves
Jf.sso1 3 80 q. M; arrives from Natchez at
.-.L L.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

-Geu1 J. A. Smith left for New Or
leans on Monday night to attend the meet
ing Of the Department Of Superintendence
OF the National Educational Association,
which convened in that ely on Tuesday.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Mr.. Buchanan, of the Grenada Senti.
mel, aud Mr. Ward, Of the W.nona Times,
were in Jackson this week.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Our venerable townsman, Daniel NJ.
Wilkinson, celebrated his eighty-thi:d
birthday on Sunday last, 22d, when he
was suitably remembered by some OF his
mary iriouds.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

r HAVE TWO HUSDgED ACRES OF LAND
i heartily timber.d, lying on Pearl river II
Rankin county, tour i.iiles from ia -kson s.itahIe
for stock farm, and very valuable iat the timber
alone, including oak, hickory and cypress Prste
$500. Apply TO AIRS f & RGAGH
leh-ss s5-SY. jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

We regret to learn OF the illness of
our young friend John G. Napier, but we
are glad TO state that he Is convalescent.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

d .-ree work in Capitol Lodge l. o.
O. T. 10 morrow night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

The Worlds Exposition Is in New
Orleans, but the President thereof, Col. +.
Richardson, was in Jackson yesterday.
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CALL AZ

nR BYRON LEMLY's DRUG STORES FOR
IL Smiths Bile Beans, Almanzcs for lss5 and
TREE sample Of Smiths celebrated Bile Exams ior
Liver Complaint and Biiios<ness.
janis. 's5-ste.
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Capt. Phil Hammond, oui efficient
city bridge builder, il visiting his mother
at South Camden. Michigan.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

-Me.srs. }. ". Ciingan, C. II. Manship,
Marion Smith, jacob kausIer, I. j. Whar-
ton, Jr., Chester Buckley, Seldcn Watkins,
ct AL, are candidates f.r the jackson Post
ofiicc-all deserving and clever gentlemen.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Mrs. b G.. Humphries arrived in
Jackson last night, and viii be the guest
OF DR.. aud Mrs. Craft for several days.
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FARMS FOR SALE!

rAeyIxe II QUANTITY FROM s.. h ,i,,'ae.11
10 Fsvc Hurried acrrs-se,i',s sa,e sanity
and a2' ,s, ;,reStasIible merl lsi sotae p'Ss;s.
81 IN n vieinity Of shgbusa slaGF r e0 - &C er
On ne =, 9 ',-iar rarricrlars address the en9
ues o cent stamp . irsa1r ,av
- N COZ ecrc- Of well hsr2 " q r sr-,S
stunr- 8, Mis-
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FOR SALE.

FINE PLANTATION in Amife county, !
N miles south OF Liberty, west prong G.
Auite riyer, containing .0z0 acres ss acres oInsr
ed the baianee hBely limbTsd; rs nlilsE iron Cen
treylils on the l., q. 4 +. =. H., and . miles
rom ca sa On Illinois Central; fine frame dwell
irg zaG 9t9es Necessary buildings Church ana
school within three iouTihs IniIe=. Plenty OF. ex-
eeileut water, and Re agricultural and stock farm
ierlns, s3,y9 cash. s. so in car with security
Address J. Il GAIINEi,
feb Is, SOW Liberty. MiSs.
FARM. 20 mites sagsA al Memphis On Yocona
river, a f~o s.les al Harrison, Miss Oh NJ. x T.
p iirsad 80 aeres, $50 seFVs e.efred balance well
fIsies., Improvements eoIssis oi cabins .or ten
ants; cbuTcbss and schosl tI<c niles Price s4Jos
In i've annual pay mentS, interest 6 per cent
Owner, CHAS Il HOWRY
teb. IS-6-. Oxfo-s M.sz
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

The Knights and Ladies Of Honor to-
night
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Their will be special service of
prayer in the lecture room Of Presbyterian
church tomorrow Thursday night, in the
behalf Of the youth in Colleges, pursuant
to a standing rule Of the General Assem-
biv
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WASHINGTQ
The coinage Of l and 5 C

The coinage Of l and 5 Cd
suspended for the present.
Emory Speer has been conf
for the Southern district o
vote in the Senate standing .
The Secretary of the Inter
reinstate the land entry of
because it woald give him pc
water supply Of Cheyenne.
II is said that Presi lent A
to nominate Mr.. Warren, a b
tleman OF Cheyenne, to be CT
oming Territory.
The Presi,lent-elect has rec
sentative R agan to forward
titiOn of Democratic Congre
that in the inaugural address
be made as to the coinage of
AT a meeting of the House
Foreign Affairs. a report
affirming the action Of the Ii
declining the awards of til
Commission tainted with fra
mending the adoption of a
viding for the appointment 0
mission.
representative Backner
bill TO prevent the fraudulent
the paper currency of the Vi
provides that persons guilty
notes with fraudulent intent
viction, be fined not more
imprisoned for not more thar
or both, in the discretion of t
Briefly summed up, the
Contract Labor bill. passed b
fOrbids the importation of al
United States on contract to
all such contracts are dec.
void, and punishment is prov
ton of the law embodied in
ceptions are made in favor
ors, lecturers, singers, and
wants.
Representative Deuster wa
fayorably report his joint res
duced at the beginning of ii,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

T INVITE Seasei Proposals until March 1.t n,
l. amy all tie remaining real estate III Green
Bank. This property must he sold Descripfions
tsrnished on application. J. GREEN
keb. Is s5-2w.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

Of tie pfsseiis vryqHesting the
PRESIDENT 70 take the necessary steps to-
ward negotiating treatysSithefEe German
Empire to secure more LIBERAL and last pro-
visions in reference to the respective rights
OF c tlzens (native born or ilatGralZed) of
the United States and the German Empire.
Representative Randall has signified his
Intention Of trying to pass. under suSpen-
sion OF the rules, during the last six DAYS OF
the session, the second EdmundS bill passed
BY the Senate for the retirement of Gen.
Grant, which gives the President authority
to place general of the army on the re-
tired list without specifying BY name. This
Is the bill the President desires TO have
passed.
An amendment Is proposed by Senator
Morgan 70 the anti-silver coinage bill, 1t
strikes out the present provision for the
suspension OF the coinage of the standard
dollar and authorizes the President on and
after April l. 1885, and in any succeeding
month until April 1, 1886. to direct the C.
rotary of the Treasury to suspend in Whole
or in part the purchase of silver bullion, for
the coinage of standard dollars.
It is said that ex-senator Thurman is ex-
ceedingly anxious to come back to Wash
ington, finding it impossible 10 conteathim-
self anywhere else. Life in Columbus has
become distasteful to him. While IN Wash
ington he lived for long time next door 10
Senator Edmunds, on Massachusetts ave-
nue.. and they became the warmrst of
friends. A feature OF their daily life was
whist. The Senator misses the companions
ship of the members of those whist p rites
more than anything else. His financial
condition will not permit of his residence
here without employment, and he says he
is too old TO attempt to support himself BIZ
practice before the Supreme Court.
THE NEXT SENATE
Some idea of the perinanency of the MEM
bership of the Senate may be formed from
the fact that while twenty-six Senatorial
elections were held TO fill terms beginning
the 9Th of March, only eight new members
were chosen, so that of TIE seventy-six
members of the next Senate siKiy-slx al
least will be old members. the election in
Illinois and Oregon not having taken place.
The new members will be Spaonef., of Wis
consin, Stanford, of California, Wilson, of
Maryland, Eastis, Of Louisiana, Evarts. of
New York, Payne, of Ohio. Jones, OF AT
kansas, and Black burn, of Ken;ncky. Mr..
Chace. of Rhode Island is already q menu
Der OF the Senate. and Mr.. Teller. of Calora-
do, Mr.. Hiii's successor, returns 10 the seat
vacated three years ago to become menu
81 OF PRESIDENT ArthEr's Cabinet. At
m snere are forfy-four committees of
- Craftsmanship of seven OF
s 3 & SScratic Senators and
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The Blue Ledge Text Book.
A Manual for the Use Of Masonic
Iodg In Mississippi.

THSs WORK. originally published In 1874 has been
carefully resissd. II contains ali the Ceremonies
peculiar 10 the trafs Constitution and Statutes of
Strand Lodge Regulations and BYLAWS for Sui-or-
diHafe Lodges, ceapie.e - 81 Forms, etc., etc.
Price $50 per COPY: SIX Or more copies when
S.-sd by Lodge, or individual members thereof
c0py. POSTAGE express PREPAID hs the
NY ! ,o0g copies priaaed. one Lodge
>nies, and several G EACH Those
Y should sossd in their orders
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.
The Mississippi Reports,

I'D OTHER Law BOOKS. OF THE LATE
n JUDSE CHALMERS, for sale Apply % ! r
Chalmers, oardis. OF ]. ". White, Hernando
jan . SIT.
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q Few visitors TO the New Or.
leans Exposition and coInfoTt-
abe Isdging and Bsar,i in GaTrOlltan-cBe mile
abese the Exposition Grounds "a the eoTner 0,
Jefferson ard Zimrie Streets
A ride OF five, and walk eli tea inmates. takes
you TO frsn the Nsssi front OF the Government
and state hailiisg. No delay
III. E. MCKAY
Asii, SSH. MADISON STATION, Miss.
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