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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30
MARRIED.

w.,L Ross.-In this CT Y, on sd inst, at IN. the
resideI OF Mrs Watkins, grandmother Of the eIioe,
~ STb WaDE.of Tennessee, and Miss MARION
u ri daughter OF Col W. L. Ross Rev. pr
John lAnter, officiating.
-A1FxANDER-A Bolton, Kinds Co
35b9 - december Esd 1885, by Rev. J. L.
gro,s L. Of Edwards, Mr. WILEY fpRsEsoN q
Mis- ALLIE ALEXANDER.
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nv,cr no MorHERs. Mas. WINsLow' 8

kpvrcE TO MOTHERS. -MRs. MISsIo"
sdTHISG SYRUP should always pe usea
= len children are cutting teeth II relAeNea
liz little sufferer at once " proustces LID liza
ny 49, ndin and the little cherub awakes as
abfabt 81 4 button.n 1t is very pleasant
j. Isste. II soothes the child, softens the
r,a,s allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
s,as the bowels, and is the best known
,smedv for diarrhoa, whether arising from
,estbine or other causes. Twenty -hye cents
lee ha,,Is = [july22, 's5-ly.
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Register City yote-1ssa 1855
The Daily Clarion.

Citlns Of Jackson who may wish The
DnIc CLARION left at their stores oineeS
or resences, during the session OF the
Lerislhre, are requested to so notify us
duringhis week. The paper will be de
liveredIvery morning, by carriers. Two
dollarstor the session, or one dollar per
month
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ssgiss.ssi yassn II IL CIR i! j.:kssa,
Jackson. Miss Decer,, Der "a 1855,

JACKSON, Miss, December %, 1855.
The following il complete list Of the
voters Of the City OF Jackson, as registered
by the undersigned Board OF Registration
at their several meetings in City Hall on
the Sd, 4th, 9th, 9Th and 7th days of Novem-
Der, 1855, and on the 2lst and 22d days 81
December 1885.
T. J. WHARTON, JR.,
W. A. STEWART, c;., paa;s,ra~.
G. /. CASTOR,
w Fl. HARVEY.
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oM eiaI Bonds.

CIancery Clerks, justices OF the Peace s
.nJlothers preparing official bonds Tor
neJy elected officers, are reminded tha i
hIah5s for this purpose are kept on hand
:, H. office. Price: $3.50 per 90: % Tor
81 io SOC per quire single blanks, loc
PJtage stamps of any denomina y on
rekiyed for fractional parts OF dollar
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Proper Treatment for Coughs.

That the readers may fully understand
what constitutes good cough and lung
syrup, we will say that Tar and Wild
Cherry is the basis OF the best remedies yet
discovered These ingredients with several
others equally as etfcacious, enter largely
into DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
syrup, making it one OF the most reliable
now On the market. Price 50cts. and $.l.00
Samples free. Sold by Byron Lomly, Jack
son, Miss.
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Ihd ling are the officers-elect ii
Sentral No. 764, Knights Of Honor
Tor the vs.: John ". Clingan. Past
Dlctsto Campbell, Dictator Isydore
>trs ilsz Dictator w. c. Bradley,
| Assist III. G. Strauss, Reporter
= schH financial Reporter III. NJ
IaYio Hrer; G. A. Brougher, Chap
lain owd, Guide; j. NJ. Fuller,
Guardl stranger, Sentinel E. Bloom,
]. u Z Fec. Fraser, Trustees; J l.
Power, tentative to Grand lodge
Byron ALTERNATE Representative.
| TIN managers Of the Opera
House unqualified praise from our
p ppie thigh order OF entert ailments
which Hare giving us this winters
Never has the Opera House been
under management and never have
| cur ps4hown such appreciation OF
heir II has been evinced this win
er. Tfkados on Monday night, by
Skiffs Souci Opera Company was
indeed treat and greatly enjoyed. The
troupe Brge one and exceedingly good,
the sInEas fine, and the dressing rich
and 10 Il taste. And Jackson at last
has sed famous Aiikado.
A bid musical critic, a gentleman
who hImany years won unchalienged
the Ia, the Hill City sweetest basso.
had ttasure short time since OF
lhearinls Bessie Brunson. OF Jackson,
ing i speaks Of her singing and her
voice lrms So supplementary that
Neyai self would be highly pleased
we're Il me tribute paid to her. Miss
3ess,sleed a nice singer, and her many
,dmi1n This CITY hope to have the
plead hearing her sing in the grand
eonceI,e given here early In January.
-ViFg Post.
-sforinne Moore viii leave Cincin-
matt fEcksburg, January 4th, for the
,prpd participating in the grand CON
err tleiven soon in this city, under
he Hon OF Mrs. Is,ehart. Miss
Jorinkin be accompanied by her
nothirs. Maggie Moore.
Nina Calls, OF Sedalia, Missouri.
N abolished contralto of that section.
IS exh here to participate in the grand
Minnie Moraney and Miss Bessie |.
grup Iii Jackson. wilt be invited to sing
IN tbind concert Evening Post.
Times Democrat, 9th On Christ
mas lie Capital Light Guards gave a
Iublhl. Having entertained the pub
ic lob hours uv their graceful move
'nentle invited by Sergeant Joe Power
nd accomplished sister, Nh Kate
tho i honorary member OF the com
,anvle residence Of their father, Col
+. Liver, where they partook oil
-umpk least served in the most elegant
stvIe llrs. Power, assisted by the wlte
Of Cateorge S. Green and the popular
betIeIses Katie Power. Idalette Hunter
Jennbrancy, Mamie Campbell, Alma
Eyridd Mary Cooper, all honorary
memlof the company, whose grace
beanfbt and humur added greatly tc
The elbinment. The dining being over
they Invited to the elegant parlors o.
the CHI and were treated to feast o.
bv the ''song bird, Mis-
Jennisrancy, and instrumental MUSIC
by NJ. Bloom, Of the Capital Iigh
Guard no is a highly accomplished
perfoi Alter which the company
iormesesented arms and marched away
amid b. for the fair ones; they theI
saluteL Governor at his mansion, tins
seversagspapers, and dismissed.
--------
-Tld brick church building OF thu
ChristI Church in this city, is being lori
down ! new, neat frame church editic.'
IS to bScted in its stead. Another eyI
denee BE- progress Of Jackson.
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jackson Royal Arch Chapter, No. .
NJ its meeting last Monday n ght, elected
the following officers for 1885,; VIM; ,.
n III. r.; Geo. g. Mckee, r. !;
Iohn Mcl5in. s. w. j. Brown. Jr, z, "a
n III Power. p. s.; Robert Bradley,
r. Ii. NJ. Taylor Treasurer; John
T. Buck, Sec'y., Geo. Lemon, ID: 81 "; :.
r. +. Mc6iill, Nj. Nv; Oliver Clifton NJ
2V.:J. Nj. Cain, Sentinel.
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&C. A. Franciolis grand holiday draw,
ing took place on Christmas day, ana
namber Ills draws the first capital prize,
and 81 draws the second capital prize, ana
POI. $3.50. 463. 5s7, o55, 735, $40, 81, esy'
ll54 1884 1861, 1883, lS49, l427 li5l, o
d. 80. l22, 256, 3l6, 400, 549, 691, ozI'
So. lol2. i25l, all draw smaller prizes,
and can be had by presenting their ticke's
AT the store.
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CONTENTS FOR JANUARY.

CONTENTS FOR JANUARY.
Frontispiece Battlefield Of Gettysburg,
IL
Robert Toombs, with Portrait. Henry ". Cleveland
III
The Tragedy Of Black Mountain.
Carmen Amoehseun. Horace
Translated BY C. NJ. D AID F C. WoodV@fd-
Rr.rg.. Invasion of XIV. Gen. c. c. Gilbert.
Portrait Of Gen. Leouidas Polk
VI.
carriston's Gift, Illustrated Hugh Conway
Christmas at Broekton Plantation, =, =, -.
second nay At Gettysburg. W II. swallow.
Portraits Of Gen. Longstreet and Gen Eweh-
The Rev. sam Jones. with Portrait! p
| Ad Fiuem.
Our Native Ryergreens c.. o'ai'iss
| Comment and CriticiIRl
| XIV.
| The Editors Table.
| XIV.
| salma gundi.
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On Chrisfnas eve, little Hamilton Lowd,
.on II Capt. w. @. Lowd, met with quite
s : serious r, and painful accident. Several
i little al bows we're firing toy cannon, which =
sn ,tls exploded, the whole contents
saL;ng effect IN his leg, which was near ths
, The cannon, Fortunately, nae
Nothing but powder in II, bat me woaa =
iaaicred is quite severe, and VIII co a;.''n
~ little fellow to- his bed 1or some ti'i's
w Are clad Ia know he u dong VEL.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

Col. S. b. Thomas, sheriff and tax
collector OF Hiads county, had his BOND
approved by the Board OF Supervisors on
Monday last. The penalty OF the bond Is l,
only one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars The bond of Mr.. Albert G. Lewis,
a. Treasurer, was fixed at fifty Thousand
dollars. and was duly made and approved
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We have made considerable progress
in the compilation of directory OF the
hotels and boarding houses where the
members of the Legislature will ABIDE
during the session, but will not publish the
same until after the arrival OF the mem
bers. We expect to publish il IN first
issue of The DAILY CLARION.
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~. Iantan. " ssssas,n
~ = *7z< -. e ia gold CON-
Graham ~ ls<ss yslsser. 4 mn much II
.a Stove s', m,s u 81 E as hsS ss AZ u
B. +. NcCallu.i s veteran soldier OF
la Pore, indiafa. died from , kick lnl
the mead oy 4 boise. During \ battle
N trt'tsfelt. M ldsS4- he sighted tlie gun
Of the 9Th Indiana battery fgsa1 killed /
General Polk Of theconfederate ariOs. |
n quarrel as 20 the respoBssbIlA II Cor
the recent horrible aceidsut ssusssd Inc
Georgia Pac. &c road 30 close Is trucks
20 ttle EstSi Iynaessee sys en- Niilsi TIE
latrw point clearly Mean
time lie -kelSsd graias extended foI
three nilss.
The fuseEas Of Bishop E9au bauer
I aSt1resn Ray xaS attended, isv Flant
| Two hundred Ca holiccierggmen. The
casseS wss>fDeiasett IN q steel box
weighing fve>, hui dred pounds, and
was lowered ma q vault covered wiah
4 Erassus WimasA, OF View York, Sc
/ chied The release y +. q. Ross f,0lr
Iua.ow street jar where he alad bpeI
eetssasasa TT SiA years, by c.arapr0lnis
? ag his inueo 'edneSs Tor Sg3.0ela. III,
then secured emQi0ymeny forsl .itn AZ,
: sent f0F has wife.
y irving Miller. having retarfied (
ihulai7' oils nom Brazil, s5a Is tina
n only agouJ fifty families remain OF III
a sou hernefS WHO emigraied thlthp
atter full ST the conlederaes, an
= they have lost all their means in an a
J, | tempt 10 raiSe cotton.
The secretary of the Irish Nation.
league sends word over the cable tn;
n Aif. PaFne.i VIII he unable To attend
convention ia Chicago next mont
: Patrick EE8n has therefore ordered
= | poStp0nement Of The gathering until
! conyeulenr date can he fixed
= Milton Young. of LEXINGTON. KeI
!, lucky, sold tweu,y-,hree lhoroughbre
= horses saturday for S56 20, ever
u prominent stable in the country havin
a representative present. Bankrup
Tor which $500 was refused hast yea
d brought 5000. Iroubadour Went q
u S7.o50.
Roman Nose. once the chief med
cine man OF The Cheyennes. who Ia,
{ Spnng killed q White woman in dja
t Territory, has been sllrrendered to n
| civil authorities at Levenworth. 1
[ order OF Attorney General Garland,
{ be tried in the federal courts +,
: murder.
William Graham, living alone ne;
y Clinton. Wisconsin. was c0nfr0nte ed
his doors ep by a masked man. Wi
, | compelled him 10 surrender $1,000.
nelghbor named Henry Lawson. 70
| | merry a member of the CinCinna
: Baseball club, has been arrested f,
the crime
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Mr.. w. g. Pride, well and favorably
known in this city, died at Flora last Sat
urday night and was buried at Madison
Station on Monday, his Masonic brethren
attending in large numbers. lie was
Jealous craftsman, and most useful cl1i
cen.
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The complexion is often destroyed by
worms. 1t can be restored by taking
Shriner's Indian Nermifnge. Only =
cents bsttle For sale at B. i.enly's drug,
4 store.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR Mayor.


W. aIe authorized 10 announce JOHN McGu5
" TO e candidate Tor reelection to the of,ce -
I1yor Election on the First Monday, the hi
sIuy., j1 January, 1856.
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The increasing business OF tbs Jack
son Postofiice, and the frequency OF the
mails, renders additional clerical force
positive necessity. The two efficient
young gentlemen now in the office cannot
possibly keep up with the business.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

Another Wedding at St. Andrews
church tomorrow night.
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City eiecti n on Monday next
Mayor McGill has no opposition, but there
are more candidates for Aldermen in each
ward than can be elected.
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The Ladies' Exchange, on Capitol
street, is now one OF the established insti
tutious OF Jackson. Meals or lunch at all
hours from a. N. to p. IN.
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The matrimonial contagion is prevail
ing to a fearful extent in jackson and 1t
is feared the Governor OF Mississippi may
become a victim to i've Point New
Era.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

Mr.. n. n Campbell is visiting the
family OF his father, Judge Campbell
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We have been unable to learn the
names Of all the ladies who will receive
on New Years day, but hear that there
will be quite a number.
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The exercises at the Collegiate
Academy last Wednesday night were inter
esting in the extreme and highly credit
able to the talented young participants.
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W. axpect our Ladies Circulars and New ssaf-
lassto sci here in few days l-A1'
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Mr.. Collin and Miss Sue Tarpley are
visiting in the city
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

Miss Ruth Roudebdsh, Instructor in
Book keeping and Professor OF Penman
ship at the Girls College, spent the holl-
DAYS at home.
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A lamp-post Immediately in front OF
the City Hall, would be good investment,
in the opinion of citizens who have to
visit that building at night on county,
mnnicipnl. or fraternity business.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure of consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous COM
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his sui
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free of charge to all who desire
it, this recipe in German, French or En-
glish, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. A
MOVES, I49 Powers Block Rochester, New
| York.
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Miss Fanny Kausler is visiting IN
Grceuville.
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The ofiicels-e OF the several Masonic
bodies were duly installed last Monday
night, after which the brethren partook OF
suen light refreshments as roast pig,
turkey. opossunl, oysters, salads, etc.
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NO BATS !!
Except Low Prices.

Except Low Prices.
The mark down
started here, and shall
end here.
Our customers new
.er felt better, COM
petitors never felt
worse. The sacrifice
lis ours, the opportu-
nifty yours for secur-
ing Bargains the next
80 days.
| Great slaughter in
/ Dry Goods and Cloth.
ling. Call early and
/ avoid the rush.
G. J. BECK,
!, Capitol State Bank Building,
dec. l6 sS5-4w.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Wall, spent III
holidays ip this city with Mrs. Pierce.
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See advertisement of two houses and
lots in South jackson for sale.
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The Gratitude of an Invalid.

LADIES CoLLARs.-We have received grea'
quantity and nicely selected, from the cheapest up
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Miss Carrie Williams Of Brandon is
visiting Miss Sue Stewart Stevens
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

Mrs Sharkey, OF New Orleans, an
accomplished woman and author OF Mate
to Mate" spent the holidays with Mrs.
Morancy.
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~ ere authorized 10 announce A. VTRppV In
" as q candidate Tor Alderman, North Ward.
"a - sIe authorized 10 announce T. W AFE4ss ..
W % candidate tor reelection to the office II Al
uauu3u, North Ward.
AZ are authorized % anuOunQe W q Iowu a.
" candidate Tor election to the office OF Alder
usll 70ull Ward.
EVE are authorized to announce WIN. : IFvt.,
~ as candidate Tor Alderman, North Ward
Election next Monday.
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Mr. Edwin Fay, of the Collegiat,
Academy, is spending the Xmas vacation
with his parents in Baton Rouge, La.
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Miss Emmie Moore, of Whitworth
College, has been at home during the past
week.
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Miss Alice Lusk, OF the Meridian
Female College spent her vacation at home.
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Mr. aud Mrs Willie Stevens and
family, Of Brandon, are visiting relatives
here
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-30

Miss Kate Harris, after an extended
visit to our city, has returned to Holly
Springs.
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The largest and most fashionable audi
ence OF the season greeted 'Mikado' Mon
day night
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yIs1T LAz KAHS-Grrat Bargains in Clothing
Jersey JAcKEIs At Lac. kAHs's-
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Miss Kate McGehee is visiting ii
Bolivar county, where she is having 9
delightful visit.
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-Messrs. Price Porter md Edgar Gwin,
cadets from the A. & NJ College, spen
Xmas at home.
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DoN'r forget Lag. Kahn, if you want to buy
Clothing, We will make it interesting to you il you
call on us. Lax hAHH'
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vIcKsBURe AND MERIDIAN 3. r
HoBTLE ANp orc p ?
EATCHEz, JAcKso., & COLUMBUS R R

Sarth bound trains leave MERRIAM al 4. "a and ,
. no. and south bound trains arrive 81 : 20 : NJ,
and ID 80 p. m.
EATCHEZ, JACKsU4, & COLUMBUS r p
From Dec ,, 1850
I1sAED-Ie9yes Natchez daily al s.0o ~ -,
arriving in Jackson at 800 connects Al Har
rsiYu for Nirksnurg aud Memphis
VsfsD-lctye- jackson daily at 90 a. m
arrives 80 "atchez 1925 a. M Connects q,
JIsrr.-f1u for New Orleans
FaE.suI TEAIS--daily, sunday excepted leave.
Jackson 500 A. M arrives from Natchez ID
1850 a md.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Short E'

IsA VERY GOOD HAND To HOLD To IN
1 the race of life. This valuable Art is now ia
the reach Of all Book -Osgoodbys Method, 81 80.
Book and thorough instructions by mail, covering
the entire course $500. send for circular.
g. T. HOWERTON, Southern Agent,
dec23, 'S5-Snaf. Guni0wn, Miss.
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Real Estate for Sale,

TWO COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS on PRES
l ident Street, South jackson, for sale. Each
on good lot,-lsrge enough for garden, etc with
ei>tern choice fruit trees etc. Bargains offered
10 early cash purchasers. Apply at
FUIGHAN's Drug SIoRE,
dee30, 'ss-4t, Capitol Street.
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ILL1Nqs CENTRAL RAILROAD

ILLIEqS CENTRAL RAILROAD
--lschedt taking effect Nov. p, 1855 -
-EoRTE HOUND
No. Expyss-arrives $40 p. m.
leaves 5;40 p. IA.
Eo- -Nal-arrives y IS a. m
leaves 1858 a.
SOUTH BOUND
no. f-Expess- arrives 2:5S p. M
leaves 3:12 p m
No s-Mail-aFrives :46 a. m.
AYES as a. IN.
YAzOo BRANCH.
No I2-N0rth- caves 700 a. M
No u--S0uth -srrives 7;l5 p. M
Except Sundays.)
T. T. MoNTGoAERY, Ticket Agan,
". C0LEIAN, A. 6. z. A.
j. n. TUKsE R, Div. Supt.
VICKsBURG AND MERIDIAN z.
NaiI-Leaves i5r Nlekshurg 80 a. m
Leaves for Mcclellan, $40 p m.
A .cdmmodatiaB-Leayes Tor Nieksburg 7.aa a M
Avs nom Nieksburg l0.gop m
win trough sleeper for s q
l1eaI Frei.ht--Leaves for Nieksbufg 4.sJ a n
Leaves for Meridian, I.z5 q. nj
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FISH =!

French and American Sardines, shrimp,
Dsviled Crabs and Shells, Lobsters;
Roast Beef; Deviled Ham Maekerel
in barrels, halves, quarters, kits, and
l pound cans.
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CRACK ERS,

Consisting in part of Snow Flake-in
lib cartoons; Graham; Cracknel; assor-
ted Cakes and Jumbles; Maearoons
Excelsior Oyster; Pretzels Boss f-oney
Cakes; Ginger Snaps; Cakes; stage
Planks; Soda Y and \ \ y; Lemon (;
Cream.
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WEST WARD.

Yerger, Jas. R.,w Young, Chas., W
| Young. Jos, C heagley' baVlo'
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| southern BiVOuaC,
IALUsTRATED
3. ?. AVERY & SONS,

ISVILLE, Ky. s
Send 90 eta. for Sample Copy or s2.e0
k,r A -rnal s.,t..crtntinn. 80 mos.
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-Tad brick church building OF the
Christl Church in this city, is being Torn
down / new, neat frame church ediflce
IS to bscted in its stead. Another eyl-
dence be progress Of Jackson.
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FRUITS IN CANS
yEGETABLES i.

Asparagus, Suecotash, Peas, Windham
Corn, Cold Packed Tomatoes, 0kra and
Tomatoes.
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1 StiSHtAU 1tS SftHA4IttbtoI e%taA =
market for the material heretofore
J used.
Personal friends of President
. Hendricks express their satisfaction
: with the CLAW model being prepared by
Parks. the sculptor, for bronze bust
The work will be completed IN Flor
s ence.
n In a Brooklyn sugar refinery Joseph
; Walsh was chopped to pieces IN cir
cular MILL a friend named FrederlcS
4 Bird gathered the fragments, AM s9oh
: fell dead FROM Witnessing the horllole
scene.
: David Miles. OF Milford. Connecti
4 cut. Was gered 10 death by q Hcisseli
= bull. Edward Miles would nave met
similar fate had not d spectator pu
:. half a dozen bullets into the BRAN o
= the enraged animal.
le Major Goodfellow, for the past fou
y wears. isidge advocate OF the depaIs
o, neut of the Missouri, was stFlchel
er with apoplexy while walking Win SON
IL ladies' in Leavenworth, and has Sine
n been unconscious.
BY #. F. Mills. a Washington sculpt o.
ed has pc itioned the senate TOR Sl1,ou
or for making a plaster case OF the race :
fseneral Rawlins. by order of Geneft
a Meics. aud preparing plans LOT
", bronze equestrian statue.
ct The labor organizations IN y ds slllIl.
ur ton have joined with Master " orkma;
mr. Paw.ierIy, OF the Knights of Labor,
he requesting Speaker Carlisle 70 -pias
Mr.. Foran at the head OF the Comm
ice tee of Labor of the House
Ii, At meeting in New York to ral'
funds to aid Mr.. Parnell. - lU w.
al subscribed in fifteen minutes 1
he trustees of the unexpended contrib
ID lions of 1913 handed over $, 600 70 U
- Parliamentary Fund association.
No Charles Whitehead, pension agent
~ Clncinna i. has recovered son FRO
'ns the Soldiers orphans home at Aenl
-: :' where be was placed By his motns
ing r,ha ran away from California vi
me two children and IS. 900 in money.
ing The Indiana penitentiaTy az Mlei
Gan Civ. with seven hundred lnnlat'
hat rem Tenor1s earnings Of s., 44 aboye +
the exnenses. The cost of feadln9 g
,ers victs averages 10.1 cents per Va1s 2
e. clothing them $40 PEI a1ne