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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29
STOLEN !!

I1ROA THE RESTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
L and Dumb, Tuesday night, April -, BAT
MARE, about hitecn hands high, ia god con-
iiti6n and slightly lame ia right fose Lex OF sh0u-
err a liberal r-sard viii be paid Tor f.le recggerv
OF the nsare and detection OF thief THE mare j.
natural PAGER and Is q hne saidlr mare VIII City
aTshals please look Out Tor heE
apI u, - J. X DOBTeso sapt.
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A Lady's Secret.

sd give good deal il had such a
pure healthy skin as you have, said lady
to friend. Just lock at mine all spots
and blotches, and rough as Crater. Tell
me the secret of your success IN always
looking so we'll" There is no secret about
Il was the reply. "Dr. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery cleansed my blood, anc
when that was done, my skin, which wa
worse than yours began TO look smooth anS
healthy, as you see it now"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

The tea-party at "Ye Governors
house. on Thursday night, was, in spite
OF the steady, pouring rain, a great success.
Socially, pleasanter evening has rarely
been spent by our ''townes-folk,n and. con-
sidering the very Indictment weather, the
entertainment Was attended with good re-
suits financially. The fair ladyes of We
olden time, who graced the occasion with
their presence were Danes Henry, Mckee
and Myers, and Maidens Mamie Robinson
Efie Nelly, Mai Bird Hilzheim, Nanny
Campbell, Kate Power, Rose Virden
Emma Sullivan. Ruth Sullivan and Matte
Hamilton. In addition to these were many
more modern folk, who greatly enjoyed tbs
music and dancing and other delightful
occupations which were prepared for them
and who hope that the ladies of century
gone by were sufficiently pleased with
them aud their decorous demeaaor, L
very soon give another OF these delightful
teas Tor their pleasure Because of the in
element weather several regrets" wers
received. among which was the following
addressed to Dame VIM. Henry, at Y,
Governors house:
Dame Letitia Miller is ye grieved sor.
that she cannot attend We Tea Party. bu
having piece Of striped cloth in We loom
and ye good Miller having much grist o.
hand, tits not expedient that we take thu
ron conyeniency % ye good town Of Jack
SON.
Vickshurs, April 23d.
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No Long Words

There is no call of using long words in
speaking OF Parker'z Tonic. Ii sells on its
merits. and cures BY its witness No family
can make a mistake bv keeping bottle
in the house. For coughs, colds and all
troubles OF the bowels, stomach, liver and
kidneys, It Is exactly what you want. Fol
yourself, your wife and children.
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axINe ovERs7ocKED WITH
RELIABLE

-axINe ovSssGocxED WITH
waltham, Bigin. Rockford, and
other best grades Of Gold and Silver
Watches; Diamonds, and other
Solid Gold Jewelry. ROLLED COLI
JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware,
Clocks, etc. viii sell the above dur.
ing the Summer a, prices los-er than can
be had at any other time, OF aay,eIcr'
el.,.
Seuttsr's Is, as always, headquar-
tiers for the Best Spectacles and
Eye Glasses, and Largest Stock in
in this State.
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. nairx Farm of IS Acres half

i large brIek house Of good rooms; also halls
and galleries ais, kitchen Suthouses, cizters etc.
80 Unlimited stock from nsyer-iailing
spring; barn u accommodate All necessary ss9Ss
Ted aud indictments an abundant supply OF fuel ;
.sv access 10 excellent schools, 10th male and fe-
male. within easy access 70 six OF seven churches
~ - r-ierlsrs ;.ddrsss PEoF. q. HAM,
G Fl Academy, Port Gibson, Claiborne Co, Miss
apis S5.6t.
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,or nou.anaDorrarsc cash

II MIS- II. Q BgIDS ~ o1eTs y sell nef elegant
t story residence in Summit, Mis-, on l. g Rail-
road, one hundred and 81 nj miles from sew W
ieans ElgibIy located, newly painted and in
Thorough order fine kitchen and flower garden on
1rs,aIses Possession given Immediately de-
sired Address as above laPt Y, so.ot
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Gu< ACRES, THREE HUNDRED UNDER
y eD fence; about elsa OF which Is fiae bottom
land balance la timber; piaes oak and cypress
fne dwelling: FooIns, outhouses, cribs and sta
hies: running wafer; splendid we'll water nics
LEGALITY: nne garden; young orchard; good range
| for stock; enough timber TO pay Tor the place
| 1,ur into lumber. r. W. ESIEI.L,
aprl Ia o5-ot- summit, Pike co Miss.
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MiSSlSSllli Lands For Sale.

DURING THE SEASON OF THE WORL >
EXPOSITION. TIE CLARION WfA publish free o.
CHARGE al la.ds IL This Ssie thai may be ogsd f9r
~ III jadipffslaL citizens Description mt 70 efcsed
"a ,,syg. Iek 10 b. asserted 1Gess. Ertrd ooPiea
Of j,ape4 trfH BE- seesfg Mississippi Department
Of Eroosiftoa Tor distribution 70 tftqg{refS.
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FOR SALE.
100

ION Or ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
1OO acres Of valuable Farm land, four miles
xr.st from Jackson near the N2tchez, jackson &
coIuaabus r. T. About 20 acres are in cultivation.
he lget is reached by good roads; is accessible 10
eli urches and school houses Terms cheap for
esSh Apply To MRS. > j. JONES,
| 81 - ~ 81 Jackson, Miss.
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The Atlanta Constitution.

In a long article relating to the Is. B. B.,
of that city, says:
The Blood B I'm Company started one
wear ago wit. $4,000, bat to-day the bust
ness cannot be bought for $50 100000
The demand and the satisfaction given
is said to be without parallel, as ITS
action is pronounced wonderful.
We are glad to announce that our drug.
gists have already secured supply, and
We hope our readers viii supply themselves
at once.
II is said to be the only specific and per
manent blood poison remedy offered, Civ
iny entire satisfaction in all cases before
one bottle has been used. For Blood Dis
eases. Kidney Troubles, Scroiula, Catarrh
old Ulcers and Skin Diseases, Try one bot
tie OF b. 3. b.
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The Ola Standard and cele5gated--
Meriden silver Plate Co. and the
Middletown Silver Plate Company,
every visitor will recoliec, their gorgeous
L,lsi5t, at the Greai Psaade,paia C,a,sz-
riail Manufacture strictly Quadruple-
Plate silverwarc, not triplei, OF an
surpassed E.egoaee, Taste and Durotiiay.
They are represented in Jackson, Miss,
by f. y srurrEE only and Who nov
offers during The dun summer months, the
contents Of his Showcases, overerowded
with this Superior Silver Ware
IlsrEN Regardless of profits.
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FOR SALE.

IsV residence, outhonses and fine spring situ-
aied on Tangipahoa, river, and the L. Z. Railway,
at Osyka Miss One of the hralthiest places in the
South. viii be sold very cheap for cash For fur
Their information address J. j. STOKES.
apris, 's5.st osyka. Miss
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CLOTHING DAY.
Everybody Invited to See my New Spring
Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Etc.

Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Etc
Clothing made up by the lest Clothiers
in New York. The celebrated Star Shirts.
Also many Shirts from other celebrated
factories. Underwear, also from celebra-
ted Factories Of New York see Exhibits
IN Show Window, Half Hose, etc, etc.
Fine GETAWAY Flock and Sacks Suits /;
Colors, Black, Blue aud Brown, at 81 to
$500 per suit. All-wool Cashmere Pants
s. per pair. Jean Drawers at so cents,
equal to any at IS CENTS Ballriggan Socks,
Underwear, Hosiery, and Neckwear. All
kinds Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas, etc. Rub
Der Clothing, Straw, Felt and Stiff Hats.
l sell Best Quality Of Goods at Lowest
prices. Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes. Also, Mems Boots and Shoes. Best
quality at lowest prices.
Clothing and Shirts made to order.
john CLEARY, CLorHrER,
State Street, JACKSON, Mss
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If you have the means TO travel, the
best time for this enjoyment is after 90.
You will then have read enough to make
Gravel useful and profitable.-Gharles
Nordhoff.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

The great demand for Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge is solely due to its intrinsic
value. Thousands use ii to-day in prefer
ence 10 any other, ana say that 1t destroys
and expels worms etiectually. For sale at
drug stores.
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School Wanted,

FoR the Summer months, commencing
July lss. References given. Address 7
I. MARTIN, Clinton, Miss. [ap29-st.
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A dogmatical spirit inclines man to
be censorious of his neighbors. Every
one OF his opinions appears to him writ
ten, as it were, with sunbeams.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

Alderman Watkins Chairman Of the Committee Claims reported
following correct and recommended payment OF
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REPoRrs OF OFFICERS.

MAYORS QUARTERLY
Mayors oFEIcE, CITY HALL JAcsoS, Mss. April / 1855
the Honorable Board Q Alderman
the honor make The following report t9E The
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

G1SflA WILL. BUY A NICE LITTLE PLACE.
ploUu nineseen acres OF land. two frame dweii
ing houses. i've rooms each, splendid new barn,
buggy house, negro cabin and good garden. Would
make n magnificent fruit and vegetable farm. situ.
OF Crystal springs, Copiah County far Iaxthes In
formation apply o IA Jous pAr, tho Vegetable
KING Of Crystal springs, Miss, " q
bl. ]. 0IhxRf.
sprli6. 'So.6ts McSetr. Jcfaruon ta<a Mss
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Money Is not Mammon. Give ii
plenty Of air and it is sweet rs the haw
thorn; shut it up and IL cankers and
breeds worms.-Paul Fabre.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

Mrs. =. q. Beauliieu LETT Tor New Or
Jeans Saturday night, % attend the Expo
7ltioa.
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Stednan 81 co.
Notice to Druggists and stOre-keep-
erg

l guarantee Shriner's Indian Fermifuge
to destroy and expel worms from the human
body, where they exist, if used according
to directions You are authorized to sell
ii on the above conditions David +.
Foutz, Baltimore Nd. For sale at Lemly .
drug stores.
The spirit of liberty is not merely, as
some people imagine, jealousy Of our
own particular rights, but respect for
the rights of others and an unwilling
ness that any man, whether high or low,
should be wronged or trampied under
foot.-Channing
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-29

Col and MIS-. j. J.. Power with
Misses AnuabeiI and Emmie and Master
beorge, are In NeW Orleans
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Mrs.. Tho-. Green and Miss sue Stuart
Stevens .eit for New Orleans Monday
night
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Capt. aud Mrs g. H. Bus1amante and
Kiss Juaulta are al the Exposition.
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-Aaother pleasant dance was enjoyed
" Che young people al Mrs. Jas ~
McKee, Monday night.
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Miss Mamie Calhoou, Of Holly
0prus-, and Miss Vic Nolan, ol Canton.
are visiting Alr-. Caluo0u
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DoN'T forget it, Straw Hats from 5cts &c
s.. 30 for the best AT the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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-Mrs Doyle, of Canton, Is visiting
Nr=. Hugh Pierce's family.
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1sSsSO north of Walden, Miss, on both sides
| of l. c. r. p partly inside vi the corporation and
| moi more than 400 yards from depot. 90 acres
cleared and in dne state Of cultivation, balance IN
/ oak gum and cypress timber The eBtiTe tract Is
level and we'll watsred. Good residence ana other
rs.ct'ssarv outhorses No tract Of land in Central
/ Ni-.iSsfpi i better adapted 70 stock raising or
farming Than this Price very low and terms easy
Call on OF address l. W hEHfIN's,
All ~ ~ st Birmingham, Ala.
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The aremen are making earnest efforts
Boo make tHeir parade and dinner d greater
success tHl- year than ever before.
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To the Honorable Board Mayor and Aldermen
the honor present report
Treasurer Tor the first quarter of the year 1855:
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FOR Ale

T AUCTTOS on SATURDAY NEXT j.
4 NJ. at CITY Hall, az not sold privately, tout
SrIendid Iots 51x1 SO feet 70 alley Title perfect
The lots are on Minerva Avenue. west SIDE % tity
See DR. A. ". ToDD, al Mas. DR.. MONS.
aarl % Silt
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-Ale5-rs. p. II. Bate and John Martin.
o.. Aetoab CITY, and Mr.. W l.. Jones. of
4lgle- spent sunday in the city.
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z grand concert VIII De gwen at the
Opera House on Wednesday, May 9th
under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety by the best local talent and the fol-
lowing artists Mrs. DR.. lglehart, of Nicks-
burg; Miss Minerva Witherspoon, of Yazoo
City Mrs W. E. Cage, Miss Bessie Brun-
son, Miss Jennie Morancy, Of Jackson.
Other prominent features OF the entertain
meut viii be the appearance of the Yazoo
City Silver Cornet Band and Mr.. Emile
Lays, tof Memphls) performance on the
Crystalonican. Musical directors, Messrs.
Emile Levy and +. VIM Blees.
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Don't forget Blind Tom, next Tuesday
night
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Mr. S. g. Edwards and Miss Carrie
j.. C"ppaca both VI LHis city were married
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spTpynIo LAND FOR SALE.

sAn ACRES OF WELL TIMBERED AND
INV watered land easy Of cultivation, above
overflow VIII sell or exchange Tor land IN north
eastern part Of state. or for merchandise t0f iaF-
tb4.r jFfrrnaafian address l. j. INES,
af,l p 's5.Gt Little Springs Franklin Co, Miss.
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Geo. j.. Harper, the handsome and
popular sheriff ot Newton county, was i'm
lhe city yesterday, and favored us with "a
CALI
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Far Sale on Easy Terms.

TWO LOTS ASD GOOD RESIDENCES, ~
| Blue Mountain, Tippah Co., Miss. Also Il
acres Of fimbered land this village. Hue
Mountain Female College andH lue Mountain Male
Academy ara located here and offer superior etuea-
tional facilities address Il. r. Low k1
ami ~ - tt Blue Mountain, Miss
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CITY COLLECTORS REPoRr.

To the Honorable Board OF Mayor and Aldermen OF the City
GENTLEENI have the honor report following
month of March
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Nv audited by the Finance
Gommifee h 4ay accompany report cancellation
respectfully submitted,
STRAUSS. CITY Treasurer
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS (!
We also have:

We also have:
Boys Odd Pants at .......................50c
Boys odd Pants at .......................75c.
Boys odd Pants at....................."$l.00
Boys odd Coats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soc.
Mems odd Coats............................5
Mems Linen Dusters.........$1.0o to $3.50
Ladies Linen Dusters.........75c. to $3.50
Gg-L Latest Summer styles in MIL
LINERY just in.
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BOARD CT MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

JaeEsaN Mss pail Is, 1855.
adjourned meeting CT
City Jackson, hd W3nesds Pl 15 Present Hon Jno-
M Mayor Ailcsm+n Braun Gibbs Hardy jones' Iaor aud
Watkins
u reading 81 min If
meeting dispensed sit
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NOTICE.

CHICAGO, March 81 $50.
Commencing "wednesday April ist. and uuul
further notice, the Illinois Central Railroad viii
sell excursion tickets from Jackson, Miss, New
Orleans and return, 70 parties OF three %
one solid ticket al rate OF $500 per passenger.
Tickets g,JOd retur1 within ten day, from date
Of sale. \ II. HANSON.
April 5. SIT General fI-seillse- Ayszs
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We return snaua- 10 the PAilomathean
Society OF the 3ussl sippi College, for an
invitation tp attend their tAirty-tAifd An
mFer-arT, Friday evening, May s.
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The many friends in Jackson of Mr.
Walter Barker, viii read the following
with pleasure, mingled with regret. Pleas
ure, AZ Mr. Bankers deserved good for
tune, and regret that by the appointment,
his visits in our midst, viii not be so fire.
quent as heretofore
The many friends Of Mr.. Walter Barker
viii be glad TO know that he has been Sc
lected for appointment TO one of the
most important positions rs Indian trader,
by Commissioner Atkins. These places
are greatly sought after and it is impor-
tant that they should only fall to the lot
Of men Of high character and spotiess in
tegrity, conditions that are amply met /.
this instance. The post 10 which Mr.. Bar
ker viii be assigned has not vet been des-
ignated, but it viii doubtless be one of the
best az the disposal Of the Government
Aberdeen Examiner.
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--Ihe entertainment by the West Jack
+ou Cleaners las, Friday night, was In
every way 90 success, aud FULLY equaled the
m9u expectations that bad been quilt upon
90.
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Nov that spring is with us, our peo-
pie seem impellcd with the desire to stay
ln its pleasant air "a, much rs possible.
SUNDAY afternoon, there was such an array
OF beauty ON State street that a stranger
might have imagined he had dropped
down amid the bright dressing and gallant
crowds seen upon the boulevards OF the
famed cities OF other lands.
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The new ice factory has been eomplet-
cd and the handsome machine made by
blymyer IS Co., OF Cincinnati, is working
most satisfactorily. This machine is some
what different from tae old one, being
chemical rather than mechanical, and our
citizens would enjoy and be benefited by
examining ii.
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LocAL 4sD OTHER xorES.

LUCAL I'm OTHER NoTFS
Don't forget Blind Tom, next Tuesda
niehi
pan
viii be one cent per pound.
A.
~ IL D1sy.e' 81 canton, Is Yisiiin
-,. r. 4'1 Ati'' -. y. busLalaanJe an
-'-'7 . NAN',' are al ile Exposition.
DO. Nif-. } =. noe. Hfesn and Miss Sue stusl
'..t ems 's" 4'E We" Orleans Nonda
--'.r-. T. 9. Bsauliieu ielt Tor New o.
-sti' 7'lN'ia8 hlsut, 10 attend the Expo
54l''"-
" t"e Young people al Mrs. Jas. u
Mckee Monday night.
,f ~ gTg
s.r-a. ~ , NJ. w, ,~, non oi HoIt
are Visiting Mrs Cai"oon.
rt ..8 ~ -,
Me-. io,',t.,i "a -. - o"'i' "lli
heofSe, are iu BE" Orleans.
ms
.,y.'5 ~. j. 4''s'e ana o.. . onn -dar'in
NJ, ...,,. .'.-' ~ " T. zones ="
- . 1s . arengn are Hla1ing earnest eiiort
-' D.-' '.7'' P'i..'v ana i,aner d. greater
800 - - ,--.''
i'll. r-f.-..-.f. ..5 ,r.
T. ,......r f...'.-.. '-'''a '' ~
I'D .l..lt I.y H., O., = So. ''''' -e
- -....g.5 I.... .sy,.l- d. .,,.,-,. &c.,,
can 'l'' '.-. ''4nt' ol NeiApsr county
.''-1 treasurer
G.u. r. J4r9a- tEe bandao,aa and
f.pul.r Sheriff. ai Newton cguutv 49, II,
Ind city .t..sl.v. and favored n. win d
cali
--
Blind Tom. whose name Is 50 well
I.......... .... ......-I..
5. c.....-.,, Oh H. re,, r..
f..-.....
E.y EIr H4r... .f r,rr,IIto, IL
Nr.r.I s.r,. .u-.-Ie.Iy,. ,i-..-,ur-es ir,,o,
lf.. ps.-...,.r.tst .l..rlt I.4t -abhatl, y,-.rT-
.n., and evening
lir. and Mrs, I5ney Muller, accom-
panied by Mr.. Il. Iaender, are among the
many who departed iDr tHe Exposition
-.. the lair friend. ,f .ur ,-aI1,t.er
Gr.4.l arc expected 10 Give tb4jr NIL
...-I... aid T., aas,r,t,,., ft. -.
we return shank. 10 the PAilomathean
Society OBJ the N5si -ippi College foc an
Invitation tY attend their thirty-thisd An
ulyor-ary, Friday evening. MAJ S.
sou Cleaner. Ias, FRIDAY nigbt wa. -
every say % success. aud iJlly .oAaled the
ul.u cancellations taalh had mon mill ~.
Dr..
-.Ars, JAMES -. CasselI OF Lampasae,
Texas. "Ao has been spending several
months .p pleasantly with relatives and
friends here, ie.i Tor her home Monday
night
a.+' ANNE race, one Oh Jackson's
'"'is'1 o~"s h-erss ie4t sunday night lor an
,E','d.o ..iip 10 'n- Exposition, and will
TURNS home.
oar. j., e. f'Lty, vino Is aJ all times q
mos. "e'auIae visitor 90 ouroiAce, called IN
.a-t 4Hgr'I4y' and made a very pleasant
Fi-'t' Alf. fa'iy wall DE ~ the race Tor
state Audllor, "Heu The campaign opens.
rt. ....---l-.-,-1
.. ''' ,.''-'-'' "uiIl "iu take place
49,. 60 -. -, VII we le@'u' ne one Oh
- - a,.5 ' ,t.. s',l yuJoyed 10y our
49, 10y - '"5 great yea,
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CITY cLERK's MONTHLY REPORT.

JACKSON, Miss, April I, 1885.
TO the Honorable Board OF Mayor and the
GENrLEHE herewith submit report Of Issued during
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Auction Sale Of
500 Genuine Msckanaw and Fur
Felt Hats,
50 CENTS!.

These goods are worth from 90 to
$50. Chances are that we viii not
have such bargains in Hats again this
season
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CRY rREAs.-RER,s RrroRr.

Nm, 5, HAMILTON, City Collector.
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Miss Annie Pace, one OF Jack,on's
.airesJ daughters, lelt sunday night ior AN
extended trip TO the Exposition, and will
visit relatives ia Alabama before she re-
turns home,
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Quite q number OF Presbyterian min
listers nave been in the city this week, ea
route Cor their homes from the session oil
Pr,7bytery held last week IN Brandon
Among them were the Messrs Mecklin, OF
French Camp and Lexington; J. II. Alex
auder, OF kosciusko; W. A. Alexander,
,t Canton, and Barnes, OF Carrollton.
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