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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
s tife Governor.
HENRY e. MYERs. Secretary 81 STATE.
LIST OF ESCAPES DESCRIPTION

Toe Davis escaped March 3, 1855, from N n
Andrews 4 Bro-Age %, height ) feet 1914 inchssss
complexion brown hair and eyes black snail scar
under right eye; scar back Of right hand: scar
Ga right shin. Sentenced IRON Kinds county, Isl
Jef TeftalIeg. escar,eI March &. fsss. from ). A
Hoskins-Age ~: height 5 feet ~ inches COM
plexion white; hair black eyes brown fso large
mOies. one On each shoulder; scar on right n p
right thumb of al tIsi Joint Sentenced from al
Jonas Jackson, escaped March :. 1855. from l. X
o. d T. 4. R-Age -. height fees "a inches
complexion brown; hair and eyes black; scar ia
right temple small scar ia center forehead: frs,
finger OF left band stiff. small in center back
inside foot: scar On third finger right hand
Adam Tois escaped March : 1886, from L. y .
& L. r. K--Age 20: height : feet 81 inches conf
pieKion brown hair aud eye black scar ia Ilshi
forehead; scar on leEt tgrehnger and hand nom
shot; scar joint little finger Of left hand several
on right leg nip; scar right leg nesr
knee from dog bite Sentenced from Marshall CO.
ODE Watson escaped February ~ Iss5, from l..
X . 4 7 K R.-Age %; height feel iHches
complexion copper; hair and ewes black second
finger Of left hand crooked and stih at second JOINT
scar from gunshot On left hip; two black moles be-
tween shoulders two small scars right side near
armpit. Sentenced from Bolivar county
George Dockerx, escaped March ? lssss rom
Townsend & HemIngwsy-Aee 2; height > feet .
inches; complexion COPPER; hair and eyes black
Sentenced from Ianies county
I'd Robb, escaped March ?, ISIS, fram townSe nd
& HemingEay-Age z6; height , feet - inches.
complexion brown; hair black, eyes brown; -esI
/
shoulder scar in Left breast; on both knees.
Sentenced from Kinds county, ist District.
Henry Williams, escaped March :, iss5, irens
Townsend Hemingway-Age p; height feet :
inches; complexion copper; hair and eyes blank
mole near lett corner Of mOathi mole Oh rlSht
cheek each little finger small scar on sshi
knee ca ,. Sentenced from scott ceuaty-
sam Hicks, escaped March :. iss9, IRON towns
end A Hemingxay-Ages 3 height teet = inches
complexion brown; hair and eyes eiAek Se'sf On
each side forehead mole and scar on aesei TWO
scars Oh. left side from buet three scasS On eack
AZ left hand large scar frum bnrn on ragh1 sfns.
Sentenced from nppah county
Lake Williams escaped March :. fsSs. tren
Tow aSend 4 HesaiIsg say-Age 81 height 5 teet
inehes: conn iexion copper; hair aad eyes elssR.
Sentenced from Ittnlea county
" alter Wright, escaped March = ISIS eSses
Townsend 4 Hemingway -.Ase = hstxAs ieet s
srsrhes s,mplex an malAtso hair hlRe<z sssxe
vcllow scar on ie1t shoafses lfana haf6 Seas esss
hack al lrff haad, ecntpaxesf fiosa S.sAaass4 ~
Ajax kat4aif. atlas fsS~sN. escAf~a MAJ Is NJ
from w. /. Naseas-.Aee a. hessAt Nvs - a.
cheS; eamrlexlsn. hair snsieSe> MACK essx zfrAa
ha m fefchesas issss ss4f II iett ssesSe8 txsss
On less iss ss.ses sss~ k,sAs SCR 49, - ss'ss
lans1s, 'Ss-Sw
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The entire family of VIM. King, n printer,
living at Stapleton, L. / We're poisoned by
sating canned corn.
Joseph Rens0n, who kept liquor store at
Newport r. l., blew hi Ilself up with two
Kegs of gUnpowdeT.
At Spottswood's planning mill, Lexington,
Ky, Wednesday, \. D. McCorney, a work
nan, had all the fingers Of his left hand am
2utated by a saw.
Jasper Brown, aged >, while hunting,
Saturday, near Hillsboro. O., accidentally
lhot himself in the eve with 4 revolver, and
s expected to die
At Grand Rapids, Mich, while Owen
Doorenboss and H Dykema, laborers. were
carrying bucket Of hot tar across the stag
ng of two buildings, the staging broke pre-
,ipitating the men to the ground, and both
were horribly burned
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Ohio Republieans-The Ticket and
Platform.

SPRINGFIELD, O., June 13-The follow
ing is the ticket nominated by the Repuhli-
can convention:
Governor-Judge Joseph B. Foraker, of
Hamilton county.
Lieutenant governor-Gen. Robert p
Kennedy, of Logan county.
Supreme court judge-George W Nell
vain, of Tuscarawas county.
State treasurer-Hon. John c. Brown, of
jefferson county.
Attorney general-Hon. Jacob II Koehler,
Of Summit county.
Board of public works-Gen Wells S.
Jones, of Pike county.
The platform was presented by Maj. VIM.
Mckinley, OF Stark, chairman of the COM
mittee on resolutions, and was adopted with
out comment or debate. The document is as
follows.
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Labor Notes


The strike of the coal miners at Bevier.
No, has resulted in the mine of Loomis q
Snively being blown up with dynamite,
causing great damage to the underground
passages
The Amalgamated association officials
nave received the scales signed by the
Standard Iron and Nail company, at Clifton,
". Va, and by the Reeves Iron company,
1t Canal Dover. ..
Manufactures of the Mahoning valley are
considering the feasibility Of erecting a
large steel plant ct Youngstown, O., with a
capacity sufficient to furnish all the rolling
mills with billets for working into bar and
merchant steel.
The weavers of Frankfort, Philadelphia,
lave organized cooperative company for
he purpose of producing textiles in cotton,
WOOL and silk The capital stock is fixed at
s20, 0J0, in 400 shares, at $50 each.
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Sted1nan q Co.
New Hair on Bald Heads.

A reputation which increases in age and
grows in the affections of the people, on
account of the real intrinsic merit of the
article it represents. must be founded upon
some theory better than mere fattery.
Such in brief, Is the reputation of Mans
fields La. Hair Restorer' Thousands can
testify that it is the best hair restorer ever
offered to the public, and the incompar-
able hair dressing OF the age. Ii gives
health and tone to the scalp, and does and
viii cause hair to grow and revive when
the original has been lost by disease or
age. 1t is sold by all druggists. Prepared
by the Mansfield Medicine Co, Memphis,
Tenn
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FOR SALE.

L Jackson, on the Y. a N r r. containing $50
acres, land beautiful and healthy location, plenty
Of good cistern and stock water all the year u
the hsss stock farms in Kinds county; about 10
aees ieTeied for hay this year Of Of some meadows
l cut and Sold clear Of ali expenses. twenty five
dollars Of hay per acre in li forty graded cows and
calves and beifers, registered Jersey boil rs head
mares colts aud mules; ~ head Of hogs There are
about 80 ia cotton; i20 III corn, - IN
oats besides p0tatcez, soTgun cane. garden. and 3
hne young orchard, all IN good condition plenty
Of hands on the place tor the farm and no trouble
get good wages hands. The place II well and
conveniently fenced for stock and cultivation
good dweling-house and oHt-hogses; steam engine
With grist mill and gin stand, ali IA running
order. viii sell the whole place. crop, stock and
farming tools Al a basgain- and give immediate
possession. For terms, etc, address
b. T. LH5OS.
msyZz, 50 H. Jackson, Miss.
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Proper Treatment for Coughs.

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes a good Cough and Lung
Syrup, We viii say that Tar and Wild
Cherry is the basis of the best remedies
yet discovered. These ingredients. with
several Others effieacious, enter largely into
DR.. Bosanco's Cough and Lung Syrup, thus
making it one of the most reliable now on
the market Price 50 cts. and 81 90. Sam
pies fee Sold by Byron Lemlv.
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Concerning Red Hair.

Many people admire red hair. but if you
do not Parker's Hair Balsam viii impart
to il a darker hue. 1t will also thicken
thin hair, eradicate dandruff. and imparf
softne~s, gIossiness and life to hair which
has become dry and harsh. Not dye
does not soil the linen. Gives deliciou.
perfume. An elegant dressing.
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Belshazzers Warning.

Tried in the balance and found want
ing" il the general verdict rendered
against the so-called cures from lung trou-
bles Such decision has never been rem
dered against DR.. r. V. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" On the contrary
it is conceded by thousands who have tried
it. to be the only remedy for consumption
(scrofuia OF the lungs and scrofulous dis
eases generally. 1t will not cure when
both lungs are most gone, but if taken
when the disease is in its first stages il
never fails. 1t is also a specific for such
scrofulous affections as fever-sores, white
swelling, hipioint disease, and great eating
ulcers, and Tor blood tain.s generally, from
whatever cause arising. For sale by all
druggists
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Entertainment at Hermanville.

HERMANvILLE, June 10, 1855.
THE CLARION will please announce that
a grand supper and ball will be given on
the 18th inst, in the new store of NJ. b.
Herman & Co., OF this place for the bepeft
of the Natehez Protestant Orphan ASYLUM
The Little j. will sell half-rate tickets
Tor the occasion. Yours truly.
NJ r. HERMAN, !. I. ToRREY. aud others.
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We call attention to the card oil J
Tarbell 4 CO., Washington. Judge Tar
bell. it will be remembered, was for several
wears on the Supreme Bench OF this State
His knowledge of the law, and his long
official residence at Washington, in one o
the most important positions in the gov
eminent, peculiarly qualify him Tor ths
business on which he has now entered
His firm will give faithful attention TO al
claims. patents aud land matters
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Lease Of Mill Property.

SEALEp PROPOSALS VIII De received bv the
- Clerk OF the Circait Cour Of She United States
for the southern District of Mississippi, jackson
Mississippi, for three consecutive weeks trom the
date % the Insertion % this advertisement for the
lease Of either. or both Of The mills Of Nesson
< Money and of the timber priyiiebs on ghe land.
Of Nessou s Money, for the purpose 81 making
lumber by said mills. and also Tor the railroad or
fTaWway thereto connected such proposals 20
state the time and terms upon which the party
may Re willing Co lease the property The rent So
BE paid IN monthly insiallmcntS, and the bidder
hie with his bid a bond for the faithful perform
auce Of the proposal, IL accepted ia the penalty Of
fifteen thousand dollars
These mills are situated near Eogur Cattle. Ms
slSslppi, and surrounded by magnificent pine
forest. upon thousands of acrrS OF land belonging
10 We>sou & Mouev. tbc timber from which can b.
used by the lessee c said Mills 10 IS rare chance
Tor mill men
Thi, lease % be made under a lecrce Of said
court INSIDE on the gth iav Of june. SS5
june T., 'S5-Sw. B. = BRI>TEE, Rce'r
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Since the formation of the New Com
press Company we learn that the capital
stock OF the old company is TO be increased
and its compress and storage facilities
greatly enlarged. Would ii not be expe-
dent and prudent for the two companies
TO consolidate their capital and concentrate
their energies in one organisation But we
are pleased 70 see sagacious business men
making such arrangements for jackson,
as a cotton market, as may justify the run
ming Of two COMPRISES.
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CIRAEIYE PRnPERTEES:

The Cooper's Well Mineral Water is adapted to IA.
extensive range Of diseases, chiefly Dyspepsia, Liy-
Complaints, inflammation Of the Bladder, Malaria,
Dropsy. Chronic DiarrhE, etc.
Nh H sPENGLER ia, and Ns e. ". Nil
LEF, are ia charge Of the Office; MR. FRED. HART
MAN, formerly Of the Steamer Natchez, j. the
Steward :. Il n SPENGLER, PRoPRIETpR-.
Raymond p o. Kinds County. Miss.
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Proposals for Coal State Lunatic
ASYLUM

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- until the
1sT MONDAY Is JULT AT y o'CLoCK NJ,
for the delivery OF 500 10 900 tons Of frsi-class
CRATE COAL, 70 be delivered at JAcKsON MISS,
on the Asylum Switch, two miles above jackson,
or in the Asylum Coal House Actual weight Of
2009 pounds to ton required-to be weighed az the
Asylum. The undersigned reserves the privilege
OF rejecting any all bids Z. +. McGILL.
June q, 's5.5w. Steward.
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Business Troubles.

Providence is all agog over the arrest Of
VIM. Dorranee, paying teller for the last
twenty-five years of the Providence National
bank. He admits taking S42, 600 and does
not want any bail
Ex-Governor Hale, OF Keene, n. H, has
failed, with liabilities amounting to about
81 900 600 Attachments amounting TO
s221 900 have been placed on his property.
Charles Beverage, of Nebraska was ar
rested in Detroit, Mich, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. He
had succeeded in raising s., 900 by improper
use of the name of the firm with which he
had been employed
The defslcation of Postmaster Hibbs. of
lewiston Idaho, is $1,000, for which amount
ais bondamen are liable.
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Saturday. July Is. 1885,.

Ia front Of the nc~ Government Building 81 JACK
son, Mississippi. during legal hours sell st public
outcrg 10 tbs highest bidder FOR cash. the following
described lands, to-Wt store house lot twenty two,
aud lots siXty-uiDe, seventy and s9xenty-one Ia
the town OF Decatur Newton county, Mississippi.
together With the Improvements thereon; also the
southwest quarter Of section seven, townshtp
seven, range twelve. east the southeast quarter o.
section twelve township seven. range eleven. east
the east half OF northwest quarter section twelve
same township and range, the east half Of north
west quarter Of section thirteen, same township
and range, and the n0Tthwe quarter Of section
twenty; the northwest quartero section seventeen.
the east half of tAe southwest quarter Of section
seventeen, and the sauthwet quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section seventeen, same township
and range all Of ~ald land, lying and being in the
county Of $ewtou. state Of Mississippi.
J. VI. MCKEE.
special Com m issi0uer.
EUoEHI * MeWfEflF. solicitors for Complain
ants.
Inna L. s---r
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ire Record.

A colorcd woman near Villa Ridge, III
.ocked her two children in the house and
went to a dance. The house caught fire and
The children were burned.
The buildings of the Eastern Lunatic
asylum, at Williamsburg. Va, were de-
stroyed By FIRE Loss, $125, 600 One female
patieut persisted in the flames, and another
wandered away and was drowned
The large works of the Canton, o, Paper
company was burned to ashes. Loss, so, 900.
The fire losses in the United States and
Canada for May are estimated at IS, 100 900,
a 10 per cent. increase over the losses during
the same month for ten years.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The chief grain inspector of Illinois is az
FUSED of appropriating public moneys, as
sessing his employees for campaign purposes
and keeping politicians on his payroll
There IS a prospect of another row between
Congressman Bynum and Vice President
Hendricks over the appointment of mem
Der of the board OF review of the United
States pension bureau.
The Pennsylvania house passed. over the
governors veto several items in the general
appropriation bill, also the bill appropriating
money to pay the employees and officers of
Inc house and senate for the last ffty-six
days Of the session OF 1888.
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FABIUS.

All who wish 10 read nay pamphlet against Psphi-
hifion procure copy copies at my erpeass By
application TO The CLARION office, 10 me at Pale
Alto. Miss az any time prior TO the State Conven-
ton. August 18th. H L BEnx-z-
nayz7-ff.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The Home Sanative Cordial contains, in
admirable proportion, Alternative. tonic
diuretic, laxative and other valuable prop
critics which specially adapt il for public
and private consumption.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Miss Annie Hemingway entertained
hen little friends IN a very elegant manner
Saturday evening, at her beautiful home
in the suburbs. The happy occasion was
Miss Armies birthday, and many were the
wishes that all her birthdays nigh be Just
Jas BRIGHT as this
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/ have been almost entirely cured OF
nasal catarrh OF several years standing, bv
8 bottles Of B. B. B. I have tried many
other remedies, but none equal to b. E
B. 1t is quick cure while others are
slow.
J. J. HARDY, Editor "News' roccoa, Ga
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court OF the United states for The Southern
District OF Mississippi, the nth day OF May. A
D. 1ss5, in cause therein pending, wherein
Alien, Nugcnt * Co. were c0mpiainants, ard J.
Keith. administrator Of samuel Herd, deceased
and Others. defendants. the undersigned special
LIZ - N Inl--nn IL
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

TaE sardis Star has chronicled. in
terms of pleasing retrospect, its thirty
first anniversary Nay 1t shine for a
century
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Creditors Notice Estate of Michael
Connolly

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate Of Michael Connolly, deceased. are
hereby notified that Joshua Green, on 18th day of
June, 1885 qualified Executor OF said estate. and
they are requested 10 exhibit such claims to, aud
have them registered by the Clerk II the Chsncery
Court Of Kinds County. First District, State OF
Mississippi within one year OF they viii he barred
June 18Th, 1850. JOSHUA GREEN.
iune17- s5-iw. Executor
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Hail. Horrors Hail /.

is an expression OF Milton regarding the
.infernal world" 1t is not too lauch to
say that those who suffer from catarrh
would thus express themselves about that
disease. Torture aud dispair mark their
daily existence. However, every case can
be cured by DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
It's proprietors have for wears made
standing offer in all the newspapers Of
$500 Tor an incurable case. Ii speedily
subdues all bad smells, is a. thoroughly
cleansing antiseptic, soothing and healing
in its effects.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The crop outlook was never better in
North Mississippi. The farmers are COM
plaing some just now on account of too
much rain, but corn and cotton is booming
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To defend the suit iu said court of Mrs. Belle
Baldwin. wherein you defendant.
Witness my hand and seal Of said thantery Court
t7 hereto attached al Office Al Jackson, Mis-
IT, - sissippi, this june l2th. 1855.
W T. EATLIEF, ChHuCery Clerk.
inurf-. -ss-4v
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NOTICES,

rIyHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
/ holders Of the Mississippi Valley Company
viii be held at its Office in the City of NeV Or
leans. in pursuance with the provisions OF the
Charter for the election of Board OF Directors and
for such other business may come before IL
my27, s55-St. GEU. N. G0YAN, Scc'y.
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-Mes=rs. Dan Nicholson, c. Z. Herd,
A. +. O'Brien and Dr. f. NJ. Grant, OF
Terry, all good men and true" endorse
the candidacy Of our fellow-townsman,
Mr.. A. g. Lewis, who aspires to be County
Treasurer. We do not know who will get
the nomination, but it looks if Mr..
Lewis was in a tair way to carry Terry.
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Mr.. CLARENcE J UIIENNE Of this city,
and Miss Minnie AFuoTE,of Centralia, Ill,
were married Mt the residence of the bride 5
uncle, Gen. Geo. G.. Mckee, near Iougaloo,
last Wednesday night. Rev. Father Quito
olIciated. THE CLARION tenders best
wishes TO the happy couple
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Cooper Well water can row he had
20 yhe store OF SpeBgler & Son by the gal
.9u or in piut- and quarts by the case
two dozen i'm "A Gaze.
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LOCAL AND oTHER NOTES

Miss Florence Hull Is the guest Of
Miss Bessie Fearn.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Jackson has added quite brilliant
trio TO the society Of Holly Springs this
week. Miss Mamie Campbell is visiting
Miss Kate Harris, Miss Mamie Robinson
Is Miss Fannie Scruggs' guest, and Miss
Ada Green enjoys the hospitality OF Miss
Annie Walter
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Rev Dr. Hunter H. 10 -upply church
D., Warren county next Sunday. There
win, therefore, be no service in the Presby-
terrain church I'm this city
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The new Compress Company organized
last Monday evening by the election OF
Messrs. John Hart, c. A. Lyerly, Byron
Lemly, John Mcdonnell and Il. L. Saun-
ders as Directors; and Messrs. d. \. Bar
rows, Jno. p. Richardson, c. w. Robinson.
:. s. Carter :. II. Steers, S. :. Calhoon,
and NJ. Green rs an Advisory Board. The
Exposition, or Steers Press, is to be shipped
from New Orleans to this place and erect
ed in West Jackson.
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We are authorized by Mrs T. II.
Grougher, the President Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, to cal a
meeting Of the members and friends of the
w c. 4. L. in the basement of the Presby-
terrain Church. on Friday, June 10, at 3 P.
Al. The ladies generally arc invited to
attend
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Judge Wharton closes to-day the term
vi iazoo Circuit Court and will be on the
bench iu jackson next Monday morning.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Miss Mary Armstrong has returned
from Mvles Station, where she has been
visiting for some months.
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-E,v. HI. Harris, Of the Crystal Spring.
.Heta, with bis bright and vivacious
daughter Mis-. Daisy, spent Monday in our
city.
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Mr.. Hattie KeIls has been spending
several days with her friends in jackson
this week
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

quite merry party Of our young
people went over 10 the Commencement
Bali iu Brandon, Friday night.
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Railroad Reading.

lafayette. Ind, car works viii finish what
orders they now have, and then close up,
throwing 300 men out of work.
The United States district court OF Cleve-
and has ordered a sale of the Lake Erie &
Western Railroad company
Jas. H. Brown, agent of the Pan Haudl Q
railroad at Urbana, o., died at the age of
dfty-three years He had been agent at that
point for twenty-seyen years.
Texan Trunk railroad, fifty miles long,
sold for S15D, O0).
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The picnic at Mr.. Alex Fuden r farm,
400 the Iaz0o road last Thursday, was
one OF the most enjoy able pic-nics ever
gotten up by the young people
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

We sympathize with Mr.. ". II. Wash
ington IN the death Of mis- infant son. which
occurred Yesterday.
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Harris. d. A. White. Rev. - Shumpert.
| Ihos. Helm. J. T. H. Laird. Tom. Ander-
son, w. /. Nugent, w. II. Perkins.
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Jackson is really 10 enjoy the pleasure
81 a Tennis Club at very early date.
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Me-srs. Manship & Julieunc are sue
oc--iulIy introducing "a fruit preserving
jar that j. one oil tue most useful Of
modern inventions. Two dollars per
dozen for the quart size.