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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-11
The Little J" Extension.
Macon Sun.1

Macon sum-
We fully expected before this to have
some definite and reliable information
relative to the Natchez, Jackson and
Columbus railroad, and the time when
we might expect Gen. Martin in our
midst. We shall use our best endeavors
to secure the reliable data for our next
issue. In a recent visit to Mushula lie
we found the people in that vicinity
high up for the road and ready and
anxious to do anything to secure it
through this county. They seem fully
up to the emergency, and ready to put
their shoulders to the wheel whenever
the call may come. We hope the rest of
the county will show the the same
spirit Let US all act with one united
effort, and the road will then be built.
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perform the labor involved in this
marvellous development, may be ques-
toned, but there is waiting and invit-
ing field in the South, not only for
Northern capital, but for Northern brain
and muscle, and they viii be most cheer
fully welcomed. Hence Horace Greeley's
advice, go west, young man." will bear
a slight modification, "Go South young
man with your dimes, your skilled
facile fingers and your trained and alert
brain"
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Advertising Rates.

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18th. WILsoN's COMPANY OF STATE
TRooPs.- Organized at Louisville. Dray
ton NJ. Wilson, Captain Frank NJ. Cowen,
lst Lieut.; John c. Doss, I'd Lieut.; Flu
Mcdonald, sd Lieut.. Gabe Conner, Order
lv Serg't Whole numb r, 50.
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Sd. THE BARKsDALE GRAYs.-Company
G., 20th Miss, Reg't.-Organized at Web
ster. Left in June, 1861, for Iuka Springs.
Jo. 5. Reed Captain w r. Nelson, 1st
Lieut.; D. W. Wilson, ID Lieut.. w. D.
C. Lloyd, 81 Lieut.. Jas. 0. McMakin,
Ensign J as. p Peterson, LIST Serg't; Jas;
A BeviIl, % Serg't; II. Leslie, Sd Serg't :.
Mort A Coleman, 4th Serg't; Jas. Fink
ley, lst Corp'l; john F. Lawson, I'd Corp'l !;
as. A. White, Sd Corp'l; John c. Doss,
4th Corp1 Whole number, 1876.
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9TH. WINSTON RIFLEs.-CoMPANY F., 9TH
Miss. Reg't-Mustered into the State ser
vice on 23d August, 1861. DIR. 10. A. Com
fort, Captain Sam F. Faucet, lat Lieut., /;
F. Marion Woodward, I'd Lieut.; Wallace
w. Cowen Sd Lieut.; VIM. w. Mcmillan,
1st Sergt; John F. Sharp, I'd Serg't; Jas.
l.. Dallas, Sd Serg't; R. Dukes, 4th Serg't; /;
Ben F. Parks, 9TH serg't; Thos. L. Huds-
peth, lst Corp1; P Angus Hickman, I'd
Corp1 Paschal w. Thompson, Sd Corp'l.
Whole number, 81
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18th. HOLMES CoMPANY.-Organized at
Winstonville, in August, 1864, and rendez-
voused at Macon John c. Holmes, Capt. !;
Hugh MCQUEEN, lst Lieut.; VIM. II.
Eichelberger, I'd Lieut.. Flu Mcdonald.
Sd Lieut.. David Watkins, Orderly Serg't.
Whole number so.
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%. BEAUREGARD RfFLEs.-Organized
at Plattsburg.-Left May 26, 1861. A
suggs Lee, Captain; P. B. Dugan, 1st
Lieut. Mort $. Latimer, I'd Lieut.. Thos.
Stevens. Sd Lieut. Thos. J. Lee, Ensign {;
j. c. Kelly, lst Serg't; T. E. Yates, I'd
Serg't; Thos. Janeett, 80 Serg't; w. C.
Bowen, 1st Corp'l S. B. Cooper. % Corpl; ;
q. NJ. Cooksey, Sd Corp1. Whole number,
1873.
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9th. FoRr DONALDSON AVENGERS. -
COMPANY, D., 35th Reg't.-Organized at
the house of T. A F. Hanna's, March I'd,
1862. Thos. F. Holmes, Captain; DIR. A.
S. Kirk, 1st Lieut. E. W. Thompson, I'd
Lieut.. Thos J. McGee, Sd Lieut., Alex.
Young, Ist Serg't; VIM. j. Ne eArthur, I'd
Serg't; B. Frank McGee, Sd Serg't J ohm
w. Shields, 4th Serg't; Sam Arlington, 1st
Corp1; Morgan Fulcher, ID Corp'l George
Smith, Sd Corpl; JAS. Coward, 4th Corpl.
Whole number, l54.
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14th. New PROSPECT GRAYs.-0rganized
at New Prospect and left for the seat OF war.
1861. and rendezvoused at Enterprise.
John Weir, Captain; John .Quarles, 1st
Lieut.; VIM. j. Hannah, ID Lieut.. J.
Robt. Moore, Sd Lieut.. Alex. t. Hanna;
LIST. Serg't; Alex Y. Thompson, I'd Serg't.
d. F. Porter, Sd Serg't. J. Mike Turnip-
seed, ,4th Serg't; James Barmore, 5th Sergt.
Whole number, l4l.
18th. HoUsToN's Thomas
Houston, Captain; Mr.. - Watkins, 2nd
Lieut.; Mr.. - Shinn, 81 Lieut.. Whole
number, 30.
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7ru. DIXIE REBELs-Co. l, 80 Miss
Reg't-OrganIzed at McElroy's Shop.
Oliver c. Watson, Captain; John F..
Stevens, 1st Lieut.; w. f. W. Estes, End
Lieut.. Lawrel NJ. Ball, I'd Lieut.. b.
Frank Woodward, Sd Lieut.; Geo. w.
Blair, 4th Lieut.; Thos. Watts, 1st Serg't :;
w. Thos. Crow, I'd Serg't; ID. Sloan Blair,
Sd Serg't. Whole number 130.
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1lth. CAPT. KENNEDY's COMPANY, in
Clarke war, 1864 --Rendezvoused at Macon.
II. w. Foote, Col. Malone, 1t. Col,
Moseley, Maj John Kennedy, Captain !;
Drayton NJ Wilson, 1st Lieut.; John G.
Doss, I'd Lieut.. Frank NJ. Cowen, 3rd
Lieut.; Charles II. Cagh, Orderly Serg't.
Whole number, 120.
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4th. PETTUs REBELS. - Organized at
Wnstonville, last of July, 1861, redez-
voured at Enterprise for instruction. Alb
Reed, Captain; Richard w Carter, lst
Lieut.. Lafayette l.. Anderson, I'd Lieut.;
Charles e. Parks, Sd Lieut. Rufus F.
Holmes, lst Serg't; Seaborn ID. King, I'd
Serg't; Rev. John b. Poteet, Sd Serg't; w.
Buck White, 4th Serg't; Rob. w. Holmes,
9th Sergt; Daniel Mcleod, lst Corp'l /;
Hill, Sd Corpl; J as Ferguson, 4lh CorpI.
Whole number, 70.
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9th. CAPT PoRrER's COMPANY. A.
Porter, Captain; J. Porter Shaw, lst Lieut. /;
Thos. Clark, I'd Lieut.. !; j. H. Snow, Serg't /;
l.. Humphries, Corp. Whole number, 100.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07

- haRe n-aa fss alssls ll ~ insern.. ana
sxtsss1s aliiitsfiss- css 81 s.ilis .lit f-ts.
bt1E1ls. hI4Att. eit. 1t4 tD9 1uot hellt.l. al a
fs3sasia.4, elias1tsi fIllaiaa - H 4sA a. used
~itt eslet s.l.3 seii>iaslial. 4Ad ~ earnestly
rsssiala'stQ s it fsfepts.
Ausk.ss,lll. ~ - Al leoA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07
NOVEL COURTSHlP.


How An Irishman Courted German Girl
n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
German girl of eighteen, who can not
speak English, Friday caused the arrest of
a young Irishman who can not speak 3
word Of German on charge Of making
love 70 her without her consent The case
came up before Justice Weide AZ Essex
Market. where the parties described them
selves "a Aenes drummer. Of n. = Riv-
ingion street. and Michael X. Brady. aged
thirty. Of No 90 Third avenue.
"He hugged and kissed me On February
T." she said in German.
"Did you try 10 stop him;'
81 did. but made no complaint fo4 the
reason that he promised not 70 do IL
again
"Dia he 10 It again."
"Yes. SIT. on Monday last be pleaded Sc
bard that 7 should forgive him that made
no complaint"
"when after thafsf' On rcd The justice
"At one O'Clock his afternoon I told
him g. 20 away, ani when he woulfu't }
iocxe1 tie door On hin and ran dova.
sfar rs far an cf8c g. re tr - open ths
DOR snd ran - far a. Th.rl str ef ard
FIRST svsana before he Vas arrestsi.--
She consented 60 ny larzinz - a kis.-
ia her, srg 4 fss prisoner. Send ses
never made any objection tll tc DAY.
~ase SIC rni on sirs
eD.1 y7a esu her pet Names n Ger
M
~No. s.r. ceoia''t seesk German and
she Enel 81. seeded her sn5sr tke chia.
sn5 - e. sIoag "a way
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07
CRANCH'S DOG.
The Interview Between the Canine and an
Abie-Bodied Rather.
Savannah fGa) News1


4 few DAYS ago Robert Crauch. OF
Lumpkin, was out hunting, when his dog
treed under a clayroot and was actively
engaged in scratching the game out
Mr. Cranch supposed it was arabbit. and
went 10 a neighboring house to get a
pick to assist the dOg in uncarthing the
''varmint." While vigorously plying
the pick he was made a little uneasy by
a peculiar singing noise coming from
down under the clay. re continued his
strokes Justify. when the pick became
imbedded in a decayed root, as he
thought. and resis isted his efforts 70 extri-
cate II. With might effort he jerked the
pick out. It's sudden release caused him -
fail backward. AMI az the same time the
terrible rattle of huge snake made hor-
ribie din in his ears. Re made his escape
from the hole in doub e-quick time. aud.
pesring cautiously down amid the ines
SAINT rafting. be saw large rattle
snake impaiei upon the pick aud It's
writings ani c0utortisns and raitln-s.
with me gieaning Of - fiery eve ss il struck
out wildly and madlv in every direction.
presented fearful picture. As he stepped
back to set his gun dog dashed quickly
down TIE hole and seized he snake which
in tara struck tbe dog. AMI is Iong curved
fsnCs became enfsnkled n chs dogs eef
The ight FOR a ,ew seco1is vas q terr De
ore. for as the doz sni snake o. ~ over
and over IN a con used heap. tae Go. veil
nsz with IA a the eri<s 81 = nesster and
IN noise ~ he snake made = scene never
e. - forretse1. "A soon - thr dos could
SD fsu painting aai Needing Crsnch
s1shei the snake Sc ere saof. tearing IFS
es3 away. BE then exsnired fhe DO ~
.rs taan.f n V5s-iei eniv Ia oue ear.
T. save she dogs .ifs ~ qaickly dress his
Aaife ani cus tee ear or
The snsre aeasarei fve feet ei-ht
inches n lrnzfh. va t.~sufv-seren
raftlss aeoa Us ssA TIE SKA wss taken
otT sufret snd enn- ~ ss a rsr7efual r.
a,{-S-r - ttst safai suss-s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07
GRAND TSa ids
NATIONAL BANK.
or GRAND RAPIDS. MICHIGAN.
Orsanizes March Iss8

Orlalized March lss3
Capital, $500, 600
Surplus, q 10C, COO.
EDWIN r UHL FIREMAN GODFREY
Pres ie1f. Aiot, Ts.aidsnf
Wi. NfDDlCOsH Cssl.ios
g%~ lnters@s ~ per ocnt pef annum On 81
time deposits
DIRECTORS
tEdwin = Jhl l,s,anian fioifney
Lseo. a. Long i.aa- fslIian
WIN. q. Hcfi.0isboinef M. n fisfa
ID. II. hefoFs a'.s il.tlltslan
Geo q. himbali thasifs h. Hazcllins.
n. EngleInan- Jissiii.ls ID. hanison.
Wm. Widdlooab.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07

AEA1 fEll- a. nillinefs Ae shsanaH and -
Nv ~ seelchants and business Area a. otlf a.
NJ fezag strest tiss lN TtbtAe atall.l lzl1k otsE
t.a1. fsI al klu..s ~ le1cA A14 fubkzs staIItls
etesstLit is.,s.sr Aoz- a. a.. b =. bf11.Allfa.
4HfAAIt.lf.~ fo establish s1bools u dresS c<li-
NJ 1.1s l1 Eise iaall1k cllles IA u esfssn hltli-
Ea1 nlci.l ill.iHt.esliizltS klfared - lte Iiz1t
ltriles Aaatfsee Al ls,e Aolis,kz S.slsaa q, tA1tss
ulllsk - Nls1rte ntfsssl. Efolo AsAfatkis Aloh.
tAfANtkO-A 6rsi-elass bUs,iaees man viii
w piealy - Dtrse - fssl4e1s sssseial al Aosbe-
.s4 flI t.se heasrse MUTUAL l.lfe AssQeiala.sn al
tlls cIt1. A4dEesz. J. u. bseolsuF SscFc.efs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07

tt'f-tt4I ~ 4'.<&
fsass.iat4s s.ia81s.4 tp alialaa - i sea a. nse3
VIA eslelt e-l5 ealI>iaelIesl eaa a< ss.fl.asls
rsssialaasae 8 is lsfepts
Ausks<ss.l. otsa a. ieo1
. " hhpf
have used fsns alssic tal fsr Asaraless. ana
d slss sEsssc1 la t. ,ieiacisas a. d l.os co.ed
az eotF.i,s 4isl pif atzi t,..,s aiia.i.iar -
oelea ~ ~ ss1iaens ales4 ig hslefaai use ia
es,re ii'fsAsl e,.,t@aea n.tl ss.sest t.ssfh ss1
heiatel.r ourlsi is s. 81 & sefs us,fere iaans
s.e 'a .''.ssa ~ sop a.eoa a. l'saass = ss'ss
1slana Hsson Asta 3. ls.s
Ae0Es uoe sAtAn Dssf11DEk
Ne have u.si soof as...sr ifi i.s scssrsi ,.esr.
e1sd Nous ass llAs g. a. elti,,isi Al l. es.a
iAisus a'',itsiais ii.t1e i,fossss H.fe
ii.su..t .'i'is s's htsee ilei ,ess.n.s..e.,s
'''i ,...a-.s p.l.... - !. = - sAN''i''A iAiA
Maskos.aa. Mief.
Ak. n g.. AsNnI lsl fNof, A. talse iae.s .tlua
MuElC OA Nsth lls>.i Satisfaction Altt - s.sn
ci1iaieA MAS itAe. astt eiiA tes'-ealissi s,slah-
thtila- tI estlls tasg istta itaslI. lsul li.s
ciaaa sFeS Voiet ttof2 .s2 t'ne niofnsat, 90
Asla esas.llss l t. child volla ae alive IA ilse
eNrtille tte Nsfe ie sfsl sls titlias tl4sz.i eud
eut tl.e la.iss'fe ouf. 14is cad noi api,sevs At
bui ~ there nee 80 tsls 81 iitr ciliJ E n<o.er2
csIAstliissi llllals aeis' lsas. Mrk slllfs.
~tfe coitsi Ulfl 4 tSittt ~ all aia4lt klll al.d
..sse.l 8 ~ Wsa-ia Is i e.ss.id ossl nosh
lna. ~ IL gave iitt Ci.ld u.Its nfe slfolf lIs.
toT1it ever. isr st lslstletsi il.t sstIea ~
ts'i with otlina .tlil isiissl it tlrsii sell win
Mall t3l iliia isD size dsat,lI caiue ln tfe cNu1-
nF ~ ~anie0 tu kuos Niiai isaa t1tcn
clilld. a brtsii iIucl sstlor. t.sld l.iut
u7to \ i-l Mitfil t5I. fiC s.ia kttD rlela "a
GslIs a. ilioi isigag than lac esalid sio. 4
have thanked hIs. kauaof,ti4 D ti,.alssIId tiIllts
fof iaeI klnanehr and Z singsasll tank ,tu faf
so1s salueiile nsssii,lns. lase ifuis.
Aa A. -. PAIN.
Van Magic on or hing Il Pain is fnanuf,so-
tursa iis \. a. ks.n. s.iIlaae MEsk.tun. Allos..,
snc e sola b. al oeslels-
BoF saie al rol.il "a Nssd nalisis al the follow
lng Gtgla rislf,s M if hlfun fftb ilrsstisas A.
u. i-eooI, HI. Al Dl4n. A. a. u ils.,i. aAd ~.
1T. Niilleupsn also T.. A. lsugt q o. Aiisirssv
Deyoe and ~ l.u1aanolatsf f..r oAie al ssAois-
sale bs H4zsslgi0e I'elkiIls 4 Ia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07

A siStina auished Ar1ericsn dse-or saFe thss
ue.'pie whs rsxe ti.e zrsatest rsre ~ taefr
stssmscfs are snre ~ have 8ys7er@fa- he
maintains tlsar Il 3 man uiI eat when he =
kungry and eaf sny f,od the< sernrts nas sf-
pet te. he r1as h8re re ra1s. but WI surrig
.aarzee dFsper~ia Ihfz VII tsrn re pct
fhesriss q profeszionsd dietists ssF<S tzrvg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07


~ liie nia.fkel i,,r ss.le rs 4. - PioFin kssszn
8. i-efetts ,sssok. opposite S~ss.s = hstel.
GE00 or Nln seil the houss ls8 :
OOOO Lafat tts 81, for lAloaso Esssits.
- sn b ss1a Nitill1 tcn asae, sAlso laree iene
lDs.uf. r-fsaie1 al Nas - aud - Sl,Fine st. a.
81 ~ hes lLan FORMER pTioek loT clssalasl llf,,Ii-
erts IL ti.s MaFket. Inquire ~ istlis blus.
oiaIa hpuse Block Also Is hegses to rent
COk SAi-k hoa-s aad los IN Lakeside sub
I arb oi AuskeeuI. l4srse house fhofoOgl.ls
hnisised. os1aaassilds tne sle~ of Lake Maskeeon
Nlr,st CH8s Nlihtn - .ect u.ssf Mi seli IN
exchange for pfpIsgty in ors-no Ia ios- G6ll
oI ssadress N. Al. Hsrfusd Telegram Office.
r-Oh SALE Lots on "a. fuli,.s.. Veto. Howe,
Watson. bsytan and Peer reels~ graded
$40 10 800 iNents i've acres on fsaslre stffsg
au1 bUfisrWorth avenue. fwo fotlsss and taIIr.
50 Milk S4fes - .1ueAoh. fned NbeelaF. 2lt Wat
etFssf
LO FOR FlOIuDA.-0Esnee groves and
i Pine Iands. IA FLORIDA large llns of do
sifhie Investments Ia tie nosg desirable part ~
tie Slate seltled mostly 10 Northern people.
Come aud what have ~ offer. 4. ".
Tower. IL Housenan kieek.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07

Wore 500 what friend advertises Steketees
royer Of Cumberland Maryland ishe cheapest Blood pur
tekeees Worm Destroyer for sale by al Druggist
SDo not pay 50 cents Cough Remedies when Seket
cents full as large bottle
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07
FoR sac.

NIFKELAND RIAL kSIATf-1us, pat on
~ liie nisfkta. f,F sale by 4. ~ PIoFiA kos.In
8 l,fslls s.sssk. elsl,osise S~ess h>slel-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07
Morning Telegram.



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- a ... sf.-,.,..
~
-- ~'
-f't-i 90 -et
CARDS sfe taF-f Fitn tls aatlcriliss
ef aatf-a tt.f- ~e1i-ee.
Tie ror1aN.n ef t..s aeEiy ereAiea VI
iaga af Efis . absat 49,
tialeg. lae foifao bfsser. l. Sallding
haze tollllis 8sf1s - h z1t tHso-sC.
.s...t. -.,..- n
snier ~ sleal.s.n salt Asz.,ciasion
- f.t..... ZOOS. -, t t..i...I xsafe u bulld
.r.'..i'....'... a. -. .,-.l -stl.i bailding.
aIr knifsa. ~ 81 Johns. has left the
arg f..sds t.lslle-s tll t4ken up .groceris.
..,.t,.h..,s -.
II 3. '.i,...- .'.'.s,',. - -
A io.f1l lal ritnled a potato Patch 10
as ce..-l lass f.li. aad says he grew a good
efoo.
u4stnrs aas a sega'ariy ordained dog
kiilff a.1 esl. 20 cents eaeh for canine
scills.
u-..., t..a,. ,..t h..ao fucoroorafed
BID - s..f ...c..on f,s village ohleers on
Ihn..E.e
.4 A... f..-,...r p.,ti.. Afi.sio, an De.
tr -. .l.... -. =, a honse
~ .ns.I.n.
-. +. t...... .s.,..,..4 f,, s.,.-.,soel nov
- ~. - ss..,v.i ,,.,torg ~
, ~ f...-
f -. .....i.. ,,.,.t cart -, .. hi., pro.,ras-
-. -. f-.i..,,.s =. ~ N N'...avoo Tharsday.
+, +. .l.... -,
.s-f y. ,r...,..,, t.,.,,,..s
-, 49,. .'.... - - Dstro,t Srienti6e
- - :. .....i'... -,
., -.
-ef "i- l 49, '-l' s.,,. s,-.'.'.
aif .....t ~ pl,lassa Ia sunday evening.
tf.'.-f ttt''i4i'' - tfiiit, "a w sw.e''..0~ ~.
tienI Hf 80 net'0t anu ai'il~o "
Ft''feds' ot his isiti-'7' t'f deii'li engines
xeeis !. iuzht. one Of the wealthie-t
farmers 8f Kalamazoo county, died Nednes-
d4s al -. home at uu glI's Station. a-sd -
Yeafs.
Az. N. Corki.a. widows of the late I. y.
Coakhu. pioneer IT Wsshtenaw county,
dlrsi at y Eslitlri wednesday nixat OF pnsu-
nlonlf.
Ihe ladies carnet bani of Hastings, ex-
rset e. rratlaca Zoe popular drama. Among
lre Breaker so1u after the close of the
i ientau -easyn-
sunerets1r EeKag ~ Mcmillan township,
GfIs.asq.i Comfy. has converted sil his pro-
nerty nto cash. borrowed considerable
money asd disanQeared.
az. f.t. A.. Tnra Rsro, ~ Portage
,,t,.. -I.,th -.,.e.,~rs9 SUNDAY svanins,
N4-.. ~ s..,4 =. ,,aar. 49,. teeo n res5
.f..t ..e 81 e..,.... f.- - ,..ar.
talls fsr a 8lr..'.r Ise.,slag morning at De
s-.t f. .,f '...s ,f ,,,,,-,,r ~, atf,n1ut
49, 6.,., r,...i.. r., .rt,s,,. tbe hall
.,,-.. =. e..
.s,' '.''''Sr ~, ~ ..,'...'.' N..'.o
.....-t 80. C,a-5
- - ''
-, r. ~ 80 ...,.,,;,.. 80
81 -. -, ..-,,,,.s',,i'l &c.
"a. .-. s,-l,, - =. IL u.... ~
r -
iaitti t'fafe mas alfearr1 among tle
ffeep A. A.'r niu- tt 80 iiiS - WI'oN ths
or post -rnertsn exsraiuation that the liver
Uas 8.,-etei
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

QUITTING AND RASTIN6 done at the Nine
~ keilssg's SchOol Of Drass-cuttin.r. no reft-
ting or unntling; satisfaction guaranteed, don 4
fail 10 call.
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ANDERSON
IV1ILIrARY School.
w. J. LIGON, Pripcin.,
COL. j. G. CLINKSGAIEs
Assistant
TglHE Fpll Session of ,bi. s,h,

FHNHE Fall Session Of this Scboo, ~,
IL SEPTEMBER Ist, 1855 oessln'
The scholastic year Is divided ;,,.
sessions of twenty weeks each. and er,.sn sno
from September l, 1885, to June 4 Ss ssss
with weeks intermission at Chri,tm..s.0 .s0@
The charges will be $1,000, $lI0t5 4Is 4.
and $4,000 per session, acconI;n, ~ s,VtSv Nv
grade Of studies pursued. All ch.,oS, I. Se
gin with the pupils entrance inio -.
School, and continue TO the close of w., .s
session, unless tue pupil is prevented f,o,s m,.
attending by serious illness. A ooptinvsu,
fec of tiity cents per session viii bas ~
quired, to cover incidentals. ~
Payments llauSt be made oarb nv
session in advance. This requirement viii viii
be absolutely, necessary in order thot N.
demands for Teachers hire, advertising and
rent of school property may he prumnt,v
met. Don't complain at this, ssnoe VIM yn1
well know that no business can be srcssS.
fully conducted on the uncertainty of
credit basis, especially that of edneai;ns
the young, which is of the first import,ncss
Lot the Teacher be assured of his nav. md
it will act as a stimulus to good vo,i
Regard 1t rs sacred duty to educate and
thus elevate your children, and for ihst
purpose luy by from your earnings enough
to do it. ..
Board can be had with Col Glinksals
in the Institution ut $l2 so per month, nav.
able monthly III advance. This includs
all necessaries. except towels, washing and
lights. Rates for board from Mondsy b
Friday afternoon, 5000 per month.
Apply for Catalogue.
w. j. L1GON, Principal,
July ., 1885 50 COW
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But this new class of cases, which the
NeuS and C5,ricr would mako the only
cases for jury trial on the civil side of
the Court. does not strengthen It's posi-.
tlon. 1t would 60 to all Of tbc incon.
venience of empanelling juries on the
civil side OF the Court to try two classes
of fraud. Ore, which is the subject OF
equity jurisdiction, and upon which the
verdict of the jury does not bind the
Court; and the other cases of fraud to
proceed against the person which are
very rare. In fact, we incline to the
opinion, without having time 10 invesli.
gate it, that all cases of debt fraudulently
contracted are liable to punishment
directly under one or more Of our many
penal statutes. Therefore it is not neces.
sary to have a jury at all if juries in other
civil cases are abolished.
We do not agree with the News and
Courier about juries. They are better
judges Of facts aud Of the truthfulneas of
witnesses than n judge or two judges
would be. They generally bring in a
correct verdict. The fact that in cities
juries do not know the parties, does not
destroy their value, for they come from
among the people. They know the
habits, manners and customs of the
people, and can weigh the testimony Of
strangers who are from among them,
better than judge who is totally unac.
quainted with these things could do.
The objection TO juries in sparcs settle
ments is likewise without force. to our
mind, because relatives Of either party
are excluded by law, and the influence
of friendship, where it is to be dreaded,
can be avoided in large measure by
placing the jurors on their roir doir
Therefore, while we believe some valu.
able changes might be made in our
judicial system, we do not think tho
suggestions of the Mems and Courier
would accomplish them. We are not in
favor of double Supreme Court, nor Of
abolishing jury trials in matters Of fact
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EHEFICIARY YACANCIES
PROCLAMATION.
$50 REV A e D.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

GAECUIltH oEPAhIAENT.
WXTHEREAS, information has been re-.
wv ceived at this Department that an
atrocious murder was committed in the
County of Abbeville OH or about the 3lst
day OF July, A. D. 1885, upon the body OF
Moses Boyd, by Butler Jones, and that the
said Butler Jones has fled from justice.
Now, therefore, l, Hugh s.. Thompson,
Governor of the State OF South Carolina,
In order that justice may be done and the
majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby
offer O reward Of One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
to the Sheriff If A6beyille County Of the
said Butler Jones.
Said Butler Jonrs is about "a years old,
about feet 10 inches in height, weighs
about 155 pounds. He 10 very black man,
with small moustache and short gontce.
His lower lip Is very thick, and he has
large aud prominent front teeth. His head
is bald above the temples. When last seen
he wore neither coat nor shoes. and was
three miles beyond the town Of Anderson,
going In the direction Of Grcenville.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Groat
Seal Of the State to be affixed, at
Columbia, this 1lth dny OF Au.
L.s. gust, A. d. 1885, and In the one
- hundred and tenth year Of the In
dependence Of tho United States OF
America.
BY the Governor
JAS. N. LIPsCoMB,
s Secretary Of State.
August 20 1895 aE-,,sB