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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
Perry County Democratic Meeting

Special to the Times Democrat
HATTIEsBURG, Miss, June 16.-The
Democratic executive committee of
Perry county met at the county seat,
Augusta. at noon 10th, II. NJ. McCullom,
chairman: Y. w. Draughn, secretary.
Ii was resolved that the chairman be
empowered to appoint delegates to the
State and Senatorial convention OF the
Ihirty-seventh District. The following
amendments were made: To the State
Conyention-Hon j. 7. Carter and
Chas. L. Adamson, editor of the Hatties-
burg Herald. To the Senatorial Con-
yenfion-beat No. IL. w. Denham
ana Eli Batson: beat No. DIR. John
ellis and A. g. Chappell; beat No. 5
Job +. Runnells and Anguish Meeill-
vary: beat No. ii. 7. Hinton and /.
+. Hinton; beat No. Oh. c. Batson
and W. w Byrd. The following reSo-
lutions were adopted:
Rcsoisea. That the committee indorse
Hon. NJ. NJ. Evans as in every respect
worthy of the support OF this county Tor
the position Of Secretary OF State, and
hereby instruct the delegates 10 the State
convention to support him as our frst
choice for that position.
ReSolred further, That the delegates &c
uninstructed as to the other offices.
1t was recommended that the Senate
rial convention be held at this point
The delegates to this convention were
uninstrueted.
There are three candidates, Messrs.
W. l.. Morris and ]. z. Seabrook, OF
WAYNE, and w. l.. Lee. of Jones Perry,
WAYNE and Greene counties compose the
district.
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FOR SALE.

TIVE Lyon PLACE. F0TR NILES wEsT OF
L jackson. the y & ". r. r., containing AGO
acres, land beautiful and healthy location, plenty
81 good cstsrn and stock water al the year; Of
the ises. stock farms IN binds county about $50
acres ieTeiel for hay this year 81 II uless0s.
cuE and s3ld clear 81 al expenses. twenty -fIve
dollars u hay per acre IN ISL forty graded cows aud
mares colts and mules; 20 head 81 hogs There are
about 50 acres IN cotton. 1870 acres III corn % in
oats, besides poFatoes sorgllm cane, garden, and
fine young orchard, all in good condition plenty
81 hands on the place for the farm and trouble
10 get good wages bands. The place Is we'll and
conveniently fenced for stock and cultivation
good dweuing-hoase and out-ho5ses; steam engine
With grHst mill and gin stand, all in running
order. VII sell the whole place, crop, stock and
farming tools at bargain. aud give immediate
possession For terms etc. address
g. T. LTG0N.
nlaT-1- ~ It. Jackson. Miss
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Relshazzer's Warning.

Tried in the balance and found want
ing i the general verdict rendered
against the so-called cures from lung trou-
bles. Such decision has never been rem
dered against DIR. B. Y. 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 viii not cure when
both lungs are most gone, but il taken
when the disease Is in It's first stages il
never falls It is also . specific for such
scrofulous affections a. fever-sores, white
swelling. hipioint disease, and great eating
ulcers, and for blood tain-s generally, from
whatever cause arising. For sale by all
druggists
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$50. 90 REWARD

- TOEE% 0S TIE NIGHT or NAY ..
/ > from nay stable Ia Jackson BAY HORSE
about Is hands high, age an known condition rath-
ct thin without shoes. solid bay. white. except
raised knots and white fuii flowing name, tail long
and bushy, nearly reaching The ground, high ramp,
decided falling slope 70 tail, somewhat pecuiiat
bind legs when at resi- sets ia well under him,
natural PAGER, has long swinging gait buf sisys
has fast pacing walk. PAGES under the saddle ana
trots in harness, carrying his bead and meek out
stretched both under the saddle and harBes-; very
gentle and fine riding horse. $500 wili b. pad
upon return of horse aHd 5000 for horse and thief
Also, stolen FRIDAY night October .slst FROM Iny
pasture a Bay FJleF, about i4is hands high, pure
| hay, with two white saddle marks Ieft hind foot
white, long flowing Taane, bushy tail, reaching
nearly 70 the ground, PAGES under saddle and Tr9ts
/ ia harness. in good condition whsu stolen. a re-
ward IF $500 for return ef fiiley, and 5000 iol
1 Filley and thief. Age not known.
J. q BEF&.
| Jackson Miss May =, 1ss5-iw
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
Dangerous Bowel Complaint.

Now that bowel disorders, cholera NOR
bus, cholera, diarrhoea, looseness, pains
in the bowels &c. are prevalent, all should
prepare for sudden emergencies. Mans
fields Mississippi Diarrhoea eordial''is the
standard remedy. Ii has stood the test by
thousands for thirty years and was never
known to fail in single instance. Every
steamer ON the Father OF Waters carry
it and rely upon ii exclusiyely,for the cure
OF bowel disorders. One dose often alters
secretions, heals and cures, and few doses
never fails. Have il handy. tits safe and
reliable and the best remedy Of it kind in
the world For sale by druggists Prepared
Tenn
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cLuvERlus SENTENCED.
Lillian Madison, Foul Murderer to be

Lillian AIadison's Foul Murderer to be
Hanged ON November 20.
RICHMOND, Va, June 20.-Cluverius was
brought into court and took his seat as
usual His counsel were present, and the
motion to continue the consideration Of the
motion for the arrest of Judgment was over
ruled. The Judge asked the prisoner if he
had anything to say why the sentence OF
death should not be passed upon him. He
arose and in husky voice replied:
If you sentence me you viii sentence an
innocent man
The judge then pronounced the sentence in
an impressive manner. The prisoner was
taken back to jail and put IN solitary con
finenlent. The day set for his execution is
November -. The case can now 60 70 the
supreme court on appeal, where the bills of
exception win be considered. ana the ques-
ton Of new trial decided
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Hail, Horrors Hail -

is an expression of Milton regarding the
@iniernal world" It Is not too much to
say that those who suffer from catarrh
would thus express themselves about that
disease. Torture and dispair mark their
daily existence. However, every ease can
be cured by Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Its proprietors have Tor years made a
standing offer in all the newspapers oil
$500 for an incurable case. II speedily
subdues all bad smells, Is thoroughly
cleansing antiseptie, soothing and healing
in its effects
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
The Chinese yellow oath. -
San Francisco Post.


A new oath, that is said to be regarded
by Chinese witnesses as hopelesslv bind
ing, has been discovered. 1t is called the
yellow oath. and was employed for the
first time in one of our courts Yesterday
If the yellow oath shall Justify the HIGH
expectations entertained of it a lone-felt
want will be supplied. A red, white. and
blue oath of equal power is badly needed
for Caucasian use.
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Petition for LIQUOR license.

I'M STATE 0F MISSISSIPPI. COUNTY or
L HINus, TnwN OF IERR1 To Che Honorable,
she Mayer and Board Of Aldermen Of 81 fss'-r' g
Terry Nuur Petitioners. ali citizens 81 the town
II Terry, 30 respectfully petition your henorae pie
b1sit r. grant License To Retail Nlnous ana e}flt
uos Liquors iB tht Town of Terry far the space and
term cd one n year fToa the 4th day Of July \. D.
tss5, o. the firm Of Euruet x Beauehamp. CONF
pasej nf , T. BURNETT s. \. n. BEAreHAAtt
upon their pay INK thc state and County LitNnse
taxes. she said petitioners Bur net & Beau
champ. utligafe themselves aud agree % pay
90 the Town ef Terry the SUM Of enc Hun
tired Dollars lur Corporation purposes. and As
Corporation fund without tn law 20 fscoNef
er collect SAID amount from the corporation We
further recommend the said Euraet ! 4eaHebanap
persons ai -a3E reputation. aud sober @i1 sI'it-
able psrSauS to receive such hccnset r. r. Hefn-
lou. Rasf HENRY ". N Braecy. w, F. BafreHEef-
Peter nelson. " A. Eraeey, JHa. " harecr tua.
clark, " j. Davis. T. J. Bush. Frank Berry. 4 j.
EraJev. 2. H. Wilson. Clinton Hall. Wesley herrf.
William GuyS1u, Henry Terry, O. T. Downing.
John Butler, Peter Collins, David small Geof-t
T. Young, r. {. Terry, - IL ITihette, l. Z Heat
+. " Hal}. Wesley Mcdaniel. J. II. Terry John
Wilson. Ar7u3stead Adams, Eus. simpson, N1l1lah
Bingham, John Taylor Henry L1lhey lHy Ter John
son. Geo IT. Bumct, AaIun Mitchell @".sIueH
Powell C. j ug~t.r tiuueef, $500.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
Testing an Elevator.

Some experiments were made at the
real estate exchange with the new elqs4vb
tor. 1t was drawn to the tor, s-srorv an(
the rope cut The autaUnatic brake inn
mediately acted, Gn11d stopped the car be
fore it had .6descended five feet. Two COB
lets Gts%water and a basket of eggs where
/ fhen placed in the car, which fell seventy
four feet to the air cushion. The egg.
wers unbroken, and only few drops OF
water were spilled
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
TOURISTS EXCURSION
ST. Paul, Yellowstone Park
PORTLAND, OREGON.

To set.sumod4te tourists aho desire to WRIT It
Paul Minneapolis. Hluuetouka. the Dakota heat
Fields Bad Lands. Yellowstone National Park
Portland OREGON, and the Pacific Coast. the Him
ois ftatrai r. have arranged fgT hrst-c.asS
Pullman Palace Car excursion to leave - Paul.
Wednesday b. tu., August iath. via The Northern
Pacific Il. = stopping one night AZ Fargo. one AZ
Bizmarck. and ere week IN the Yellow fa1e Ma
ti5uaI Pars, arriving ~ Portland August 3lstE
Tickets Vii De good Tor six months from AuNttsf
Iaih. Pullman SIeepeTs sud Dining Care VII bf5
run through frsm st. Paul 70 Portland Parties =
string r. visit 81 isc0usjn and Minnesota resorts be
fore tine excursion leaves RI Pau} can purchas
tickets On ard after June i-t, good i1r SIX month
daliaz from August Iarh. For rates and tuIl par
ticui1rs 81 the excursion, apply TO j. p AERs
General Western Passenger agent. Aancheste
Iowa Who viii personally accompany the excursfs
and whs viii take pleasure in mailing Tree exeu
s5au pamphlets entitled 'sfrom Che Gun ~ -
Lakes and The Lakes % the sea.
A Arrangements have also been maize lor eKeilanz-
# tickets &c san Francisco 70 parties desiring q
return by the Southern or Central Pacific routes
We cannot Imagine HOG 3AgIlt fu3 t9ar ths5 =
trip from New Orleans to It. Paul, ct. Pan ~ The
Park and from the Park to Puget sound and tbs
Pacific coast a H. HANSON.
juBeI1 ts5-9t. General Passenger Agent. E
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
before the Duel.

A young man became involved in a
difficulty and in an evil moment accepted
a challenge,
At the railroad station he said anx-
iously to the ticket agent; Did couple
Of gentlemen buy tickets for R with
in short timer"
Yes sir, said the agent. ~They
went to the lunch counter and ordered
gunpowder tea and rare roast beef. with
plenty of blood gravy, and then bought
tickets 10 R and return. s"
And return! BY thunder" gasped the
young man to his second Il guess I'd
better apologize, "
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
Lease Of Mill Property.

CEALED PROruSA AIS VIII he received by the
- Clerk 81 the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District Of Mississippi at Jackson,
Mississippi for three consecutive weeks from the
date Of the insertion Of this advertisement for tbs
lease of either. both Of the mills Of Wesson
& Money and Of the timber privileges the lands
Of Wess0n & Money. for the purpose 81 making
lumber by said mills. and also Tor the railroad
tramway thereto connected; such proposals to
state the time aud terms upon which the party
may he willing 10 lease the property The rent to
he paid In monthly miscellaneous and the bidder TO
Gle with his bid bond for the faithful perform
8nce Of the proposal il accepted, in the penalty Of
fifteen thousand dollars.
These mills are situated near Bogue Chitto, Mis-
si,sinpi. and surrouudri by magnificent pine
forest upon thousands Of acres Of land belonging
70 Wesson & Money, the timber from which can DO
used by the lessee IT said mills il is rare chance
for min men.
This lease to be made under a decree Of said
court made on the ath day Of june tss5
June ! = fs5-sw 3. Z. BRIsTER, Recr.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

We are.in receipt Of a neat little card
issued by the Passenger Department of the
y icksbnrg and Meridian Railroad giving
list Of excursion rates to all Of the principal
watering places and sumner resorts in the
United States. The Queen and Crescent
line are now running the elegant Mann
Boudoir Cars through to Birmingham
Ala, where connection l. made on same
train with Mann cars running through 10
CINCINNATI without change, making yirtu-
ally but one change of cars to ali points
North and East Bertbs may be secured
IN advance and full information as L. ~ate=.
time, @c obtained by applying TO Mr.. J.
w tIngan, the agent here.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
Soil of the Soudan.
LLn.L


An officer in the English army in the
Soudan writes: There are hundreds of
thousands Of acres that will grow any.
thing in the world-sugar, maize. cotton
There is no limit to the produce that may
be taken from the soil without any manur-
ing or costly cultivation.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

The closing exercises of jackson Col
legiate Academy took place Wednesday and
Thursday nights of last week, ard were
creditable in high degree TO DIR. Roude-
BUSH and his corps of Assistants, and to the
students under their care. The eSamina-
ton Of classes took place on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, and a very fav-
orable report Of same was made by hev
DIR. Andrews, representing the several COM
mittees. On Wednesday night there was
an oratorical contest for goleH medal
Fifteen yonng gentlemen compesed, Mr..
Chas Y. Crosby, of New Orlearnst was de-
servedly awarded the medal, by a COM
mittee composed Of Judge i. E,tCooper,
Messrs. q. ID. Subway and Allen Hooker.
On Thursday night the exercises included
debate On the question Are the mental
capacities of the sexes equal2" which was
CALAMITY decided in the affirmative. Adj
dresses were made in English, Greek and
Latin. The competitive drill was q beauti-
ful exhibition OF how an akuarded squad
can please, and a welI-drilied squad can de-
light an appreciative audiences. The Mar
seillese hymn was rendered In unique STYLE
Some Of the boys are good whistlers. Col.
G. +. Hooker responded to a call from the
students seconded by the Audience, in a
brief butexceedingly appropriate address.
The young ladies OF the Academy took
appropriate parts in the programme OF the
last night. Altogether, it was oIle Of the
most pleasant Commencement occasions we
have attended in jackson, and the large
audience On both nights, feel gra6{fied
That the Jackson Collegiate ACADEMY IL
y now an established success
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The jackson Compress Company.

Jackson, Miss, June -, 1885.
EDITOR CLARION The last issue of THE
CLARION had an item clipped from the
New Orleans Picayune which does us in
Justice. That paper, in speaking OF the
new compress proposed to be brought to ),
Jackson. said ''this press viii enable ths%
to give through hill OF lading to all foxsigr
ports, which they have not been abFe to dc
"' It Z true that through bnlfIadng for
Bremen or Havre have <rSt been signed
here, but it is owing ri the fact that we
European meroh9x6ts or consumers. Be-
sides, if we had, thF ~ would doubtless prefer
their bills Of lac fling dated and signed in
New Orleans, o.freasons best known to the
trade.
the erection VI our compress. During the
past season about nine thousand bales have
at New ORLEANS.
The principal part OF this was compress
ed sinde the first OF December last, at
which, date the Maratime Association OF
New Orleans went into effect, requiring
| tw{nty-two and one-haf pounds within a
cubic foot measurement. OF these ship
1 ntents less than fifty bales were rejected by
| that association, after all their scrutiny,
| lind this small rejection was owing to care
| hesSness. A new compress Is not necessary
| in order to obtain through bills of lading
\ from jackson to foreign ports.
I w. II. PERKINS,
President Jackson Compress Co.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

We note, with special pleasure, the
improvements made in City Cemetery.
under the direction Of Mayor McGiil.
Many lots, that have been neglected for
Years, by the non-residence or neglect OF
relatives Of deceased occupants, were in
Guided in the general cleaning up.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

Ii the thousands who suner from scroll
ula, either acquired or hereditary, were to
use Home Sanative Cordial they would
soon observe a marked improvement in the
character and quality Of their blood.
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Proposals for Coal State Lunatic
ASYLUM

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until the
lsT MONDAY IL JrLY AT Il o'CLOCK NJ,
for the delivery OF 500 20 5oo tons Of rst-class
CRATE COAL, To be delivered at ,IAeEsoS, MISS
ON the Asylum Switch. two miles above Jackson
or in the Asylum Coal House Actual weight 81
600 pounds 70 ton required-to be weighed al the
ASYLUM. The undersigned reserves the privilege
OF rejecting any or all bids. H. Z. McG1IL,
June g. s5}w. Steward
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Young men don't be bashful.

The Jackson Furniture Company, hay-
ing recently become incorporated, books
OF subscription TO the capital stock are
now open. The company is already man
ufaeturing furniture Of various kinds on
quite an extensive scale, and the object OF
the charter is 10 increase Its faci Aties by
the employment OF more capital xMr- +.
Bloom, President Of the company, has been
Tor many years developing this industry,
and deserves liberal CO operation jim the
enlargement of his plans Mr.. Lac. Kahn
Is Secretary OF the company, and he viii
be pleased to issue stock certificates to all
who may want to invest in the corporation.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24
Thanks.

The Sisters OF Mercy return their many and
sincere thanks to the knights of St John, for the
kind and efficient services rendered at their Exhi-
bition on the 18th inst.
Jackson. Miss. June 10, 1885.
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Startling Gases j.

Mr.. +. R. sauIter. Of Atlanta, Ga, says:
b. B. B. has cured on me an ulcer which
had resisted all other treatment for 30
years.
]. ". Ellis, Of Atlanta, was cured OF a
stubborn case Of eczema Of twelve years
standing by the use OF B. b. b.
Ak EDITOR.
I have been almost entirely cured Of
nasal eatarrh of several years standing, bs
5 bottles of B. B. B. I have tried many
other remedies, but none equal to b. b
E. II Is quick cure while others are
| Glow
y. J. HARDY, Editor News Toccoa. GA,
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Proper Treatment for Coughs.

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes a 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 eficacious, enter largely into
DIR. Bosanco's Cough and Lung Syrup, thus
making it one of the most reliable now on
the market. Price so cts. and S1.0o. SAM
Piles flee. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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l."
NEW ORLEANS, La, .

New ORLEANS, La, June Is.
The Judges on Printing and Printing
Material Of the Worlds Industrial Elk
position have awarded the only two first
premiums gold medals for printing press
Is to Messrs c. B. Cottrell & Sons, OF New
York. One of these premiums was Oh
their new Front Delivery, Two Revolution
and the other for their Air Spring Country
Press.
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%
West Jackson Fire Co. No 80
Chas Morgan, feeding 80
Hamilton,
Ao@l 'o0 .
On motion the allowed issued
IN payment thereof
motion Of Alderman Watkins notify
10y postal card each holding unpaid E. r. certificates
present him payment.
Of Alderman
Tagements Tor the opening Of Hudson granted
Taylor.
On motion q Alderman Hardy the privilege license Of Garter Sins
hsh and oyster dealer, transferred O Matt
On motion Of Alderman Watkins the
ed and authorized special
current for July. 1885.
Alderman Hardy submitted the ordinance following:
Be Ordained b. TIE Board d ys
That section "A privilege Ordinance page
1882 be and the hereby striking words
except by the Mayor and Aldermen in fourth line OF
said secto
The Ordinance adopted.
at
Board with average as
College Green School-Males 50: Females
West Jackson, white-Males Il Ills Females s. 7-S
West Jackson, colored-Males 20; Females I34 So
The following special College
ending May - 1882 presented and ordered printed
m
REPORT OF COLLEGE
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REGULAR MEETING.

Jackson, Miss, June 10, 1853.
regular meeting Of the Board Of
City o. Jackson, held "Wednesday, june TO- 1855 PenHon
John Mct Mayor Aldermen Gibbs Hardy Jones' Taylor
kins. Absent, Alderman
On motion Alderman Watkins the reading
meeting dspensed with.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

NORFOLK, Va, juno Cicero Burruss,
a prominent citizen, banker, and president
Of the Atlantic & Danyille railroad died sud-
denly IN this city Of heart diseass
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AMOUNTS PAID BY LABOR.

AMOUNTS B LABOR.
May l. Joe Campbell street for 1881
May = Albert Zehnder, for 1854
MAY II, Il. A. Crockett street for 1884.
MAY a. VIM. r. Berresford, for 1851
May 16, Wade Dixon for 1884.
May 90 Emile Levy for 1884.
May Jim Davis, 1854.
May so, Famous Burden street for 1884.
Very respectfully.
WM s HAMILTON, City Collector.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

Any druggist viii tell you what he
knows about the merit Of Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge the popular remedy. For sale
at LemIy's drugstores.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

lfr. q. 4. McWillie's residence last Friday
evening
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

sExFoS's (wHTTE)
JACKSON, Miss, June /, 1885.
Honorable Board OF Mayor and Alderman the City Jackson
GESTLENESA Sexton Tor the white people herewith submit
nterments the City Cemetery during the month OF May 1885
May Isl T. Newton 81 typhoid Madison
May 24-Elward Wamsley, years, pneumonia.
26Mrs Elizabeth Williams
Kinds county
May 26-Miehae Conelly. IS years disease OF BRAIN
May Miss Sue NJ. Wilkinson, S5 years, congestion
Respectfully submitted,
PHILLIP RYAN City Sexton
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

-pr.J. f. Halbert, OF Florida, who is "A
frequent visitor 10 our city, passed through
th..Heek.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

Cooper's Well water by the case, pints
and quarts, plain and carbonated. at SPEy-
GEEK q Sons. June :, 85-2Bi
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

CITI tLEEKs MONTHLY
JACKSON, Miss. June l. 1885
Honorable Mayor Aldermen Jackson
my report issued DURING
the month Of May $50
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

Mis- Edith Terrett returned last sun
Ha7 from New Orleaua, where she has been
.....frg her sister, Mrs Cunning.
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WILLIAM LOWE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL Strict, JACKSON, MISS

FULL LINE OF BRoADCL0THs. CASsI-
n meres, Gents Furnishing Goods OF best quail
~, always on hand. SUITS MADE N LATEST
Sly LES, and at reasonable prices.
rS-0rders from any part Of the state viii receive
prompt and careful attention.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

Mis- Amanda Stewart j. absent from
fine city. spending Commencement in Ok
frt
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-24

The Clarion Base ball club defeated
He Hornets ia two successive games, on
Friday and Monday last