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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07
Exnosition BOARDING HOUSE

THE UNDERSIGNED, OF JACKSON, MISS
i will on the FIRST DAY CT OCTOBER, 1884,
omen a First 1lass BOARDING HOUSE in NEW
ORLEANS, lS9 Peydras Street, between 81. Charles
and Camp streets. OF the most CONVEX lent 10
cations il the City; on the same block with St
Charles Theatre. and the Academy OF Music street
cars pass the door TO the Exposition. Patronage Is
solicited
aur 20. fS4-6rn. Mrs. h. D. CHANDLER.
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Dangerous IN both WAYS.

Sickness is the most expensive thing in
the world. In two ways: 1t puts one to a
direct cost, and prevents one from earning
money by his labor. We say nothing OF
suffering, for money cannot pay for that
How much better to keep oneself we'll BY
the slse Of Puker's Tonic whenever there is
he slightest sign Of i'll health.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD FARM f-Three and half miles
a from l. G. X. X, and 40 miles South Of Jack
son Mississippi containing $50 acres 400 Of winch
i In high state of cultivation and all fencing
ira good "a large portion being yellow pine plank,
and seire BRAID nsqc, out-housss. numerous and
substantial and good dwelling; barns good, and
thief-proof fence. The farm is well adapted to
stsck-raising. For further information, Apply 10
B. r MARTIN,
MartinsviIIe Copiah County, Miss
acan
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Fish and Oysters.

viii have on sale FRIDAY MoRsrse, 1t our Mar
ket House, Fresh Gulf Fish--such As Red fish,
Red snappers, sheephead, Trout, Floundess, croak-
ers, etc. also Fresh uyster.
lanIs5-it RhcToR. RATLlRF Co.
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HOUSE.

DEC. A.-There weteIs-s tAaa hundred
members in the House. n Ren iaI( caIlsd
up the resolution for holtiay recess. and
the Senate amendment iiXiu- q time from
Dec. - to Jan. ;, was cOuc5-rcd in, when
the House adjourned [ In )
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OBITUARY.

Died. in Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi, Dc
ce1nber %, 1854, Mrs. E. C CAGE, in the eighty
inst year Of her age She born in Bedford
county, Virginia, in tile year 1903 and moved with
her parents, hen only three years old, To Hunts
vile. Alabama. she made her home with her
grandparents in Nashville, Tennessee, where she
was educated. She prUlesSed religion and Joined
the Methodist church, when she was enly fourteen
years old, AMI remained a member OF that church
until her death. 1t was in the home of her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, that divine service
was first held in Nashville. She was married 10
Alfred Cage, son OF tire old Tennessee veteran,
EiwPrd Gage, at the age OF eighteen, and was the
daughter 81 William and Annie Grant she was
te mother Of nine children four alone survive her
In this sad event has stern, Unsuitable death passed
the threshold of a devoted daughter, and borne
away her only guide and protection Destined no
longer ar the shades OF this inconsistent world but
ion that of the pure and holy, where decay IS never
known, and the heart is never pierced With the
pJGgS OF sorrow, nor the eye moistened with grief
She is gone 70 meet with kindred spirits Her
harp is broken; to her voice Is silent, in the
solemn hush OF the tomb, but VIC are permitted 70
believe that with renewed voice, and an uuiailing
harp. she is charming the cars Of loved ores in
the beautiful land OF the redeemed.
Z. NJ. r.
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CATARRH.

The China and Queensware House OF
Mcbride d Co., Atlanta, is perhaps the
largest in the South. Mr.. A. j. Mcbride
of this firm has been cured of catarrh OF
the nose OF Is years standing BY the use of
B. B. B., after every known remedy and
treatment had failed B. B. B. cures
catarrh in few weeks. after slothful stuff
has failed for years. Write to him and
learn all the facts.
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PROPOSAL. FOR HARDWARE At JACKSON,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
.errfNrrnN Ii 4, Dec % 1s.a

WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec, %, ISL. J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this office until P. NJ, the 14tn day Of
January 1888, Tor supplying and delivering at the
L. : Treasury Building at Washington, b. c, all
the Hardtrare required Tor the Court House, Post
specification and schedule copies Of which and any
additional information may be had on application
al this Office or the Office OF the Superintendent.
Bids must be accompanied by a certified check,
aud those received after the time of opening, will
not be considered NJ. L. BELL,
ian s. SOW Supervising Architect.
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Nnfiea tA CNntraefArs.

MRS E. d. JONES WILL RECEIVE BIDS
MI Tor the erection OF a Church, tfrzme,l at
Carlisle Claiborne Co, Miss according 10 plan lett
al THE CLARION Office, Jackson, Miss. All bids
subject to decision OF Committee.
dec 10. 'S4-3AI
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Died.

At the residence of r. Z. Paxton,
near Arcola, Washington county, Miss,
Dec. II, at ] o'clock a. m, Miss EMMA
McCLENNAN, daughter of the late Rev
James McClennan formerly of Jackson,
Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

The contest at the Rink Friday night
VAS both exciting aad enjoyable ana
afforded much amusement 10 the young
people.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

-D-. Geo. X. Harrington was elected
County Physician, on Monday last by the
Board of Supervisors.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

Misses Leontine Hitler and Emily
Loeb. two OF Canton's most accomplished
Young ladies, were in the clly last week
visiting friends.
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The leap year hop at the Executive
Ms4-.9u on the 5ist wJs ve.y pleasant
affair. and the ladies proved very gallu.
e-.orl-.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

Mics Netfie Major one of Jackson p
fqfra-. daughters, returned home from Ken
t1cky Monday night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

-Pueumoula j. very prevalent in and
about tbe city, and colds, however slight.
should BE- Immediately taken ID hand.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

The officers elect OF Central Lodge,
NJ. 1e4. X. Of H., will be installed next
Friday night
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A Grand Combination of News
papers.

We will send The CLARION, and the
Boston Weekly Globe, one year, for only
S2,25. The Boston GtoJe is the Great Dem
ocratic Newspaper of New England
pages, So columns. 1t has the best Farm
ing Department, the best Ladies' Depart
ment, the best Novels, the best Short
Stories. the best General Miscellany, and
all the News. Address,
THE CLARION, Jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

An owueri- wanted, at this office. Tor
Newfoundland puppy black and white;
..rayaG from it, own on Saturday last.
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Monday the 9th day OF February, A. ID.

proceed to sell in irons of the Capital in Jackson
Mississippi at public auction 70 the highest and
property situate in the said City OF Jackson, viz
Lots seven and eight and hfty-our feet off OF the
South end OF lots ave and six ia square eight North
Jackson Lot one in Hooker survey" said survey
being in and adjoining West Jackson. Lots sixty
one and xtytwo, West jackson, and lots Is North
Jackson said lot Is containing - 44-l00 acres.
The undersigned will convey such title only az is
vested in him as such substituted trustee, but is
believed 70 be good l. I. CdlLES,
Jan Z, $500. Substituted Trustee.
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Mrs. Glrrigsn, OF Covington, Ky, Is
IN the city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Cie5ry.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTxCE!

IREDIToRs OF GREENS BANK WHO HAVE
not obtained Receivers Certificate, can get the
same on sending their Chaucery Clerk 5 receipt TO
J. Green's Bank. All Certificates are now ready
for slivery.
January 7, 1SS5-2w.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

A new and stylish ience-from Harry
TAYLOR -hop-lrout- the residence ol Ny.
Chris. Hiuckie, on President street.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

M-- Nash, after visit OF some length
loralau,o, here, returned la-i night 10 hcr
home 900 Helena, Ark., accompanied ty
Miss Fannie Lyon, OF Raymond.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

The invitation cards i1r the marriag
of Mr.. e. >. Bloom, of this city, and Mis-
Bsttie simon, oi koseiu-Eo, ou Use -Jfa
inst, have been issued
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Ioc4L AND OTHER NOTES

Mr. 3. T. Eoines departed on Monday
nigh, fo- New Orleans and the Exposition.
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
cAPIToL STREET, JACKSON, MISS

4 FULL LINE OF BRoADcIgTHs, CAssT-
"a meres. Gents Furnishing 6oods Of best quali-
IT, always on hand SUITS MADE IN LATEST
STYLES, and al reasonable prices
aE0rden from any part Of the State viii receive
prompt and careful attention.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Taylor returned
from Philadelphia last week. Mr.. Taylor,
while On route for home, ca-ght "a severe
cold, resulting IN pueuuOula, uom which
he b. now Frustrated.
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-Niz-ez Lizzie ard Josie Spenger, OF
Nick-burg, who bias beeu visiting i.,
Misses spcngler, Of this city, returned
home yesterday mpra.ug.
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AN EDITOR.

have been almost entirely cured OF
nasal catarrh OF several years standing, by
8 bottles of B. B. B. | have tried many
other remedies, but none other equal B. B.
B. II is quick cure, while Others are
slow. j. j. HARDY,
Editor News, Toccoa, Ga.
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Mrs. Matte Brown, and Mr.. Will,
VanIook reached the city Monday iron
Texas, whence they were called by the sad
news ut their sisters dcatb--Miss Josie.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-07

PROT Josiah Hurry, OF Paris, Iilinoi-
is ia the city, after visit TO the Eypo-i-
ton. He r. giving the Western press the
result of his obeervationa ia Dixie, ana
win remain in Jackson long enough Ca
visit tine public institutions, and learn
aomca bat of the State generally.
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To Creditors OF Greens Bank.

rEVIIE REAL ESTATE AND SECURITIES OF
| GREENS BANK will lie sold at Public Auction
January IS, 1885, in front Of the City Hall, jack
son, payable in Receivers Certificates OF Green
Back. This affords opportunity TO persons, who
don't care TO hOid to realize at once the eerih-
Gates. send for descriptive lists by mail to J.
Green, jackson, Miss.
ian Is, 'S5-2W.
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CnMMISSInNER,S SALE.

TNDER 4 DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
L j Court for the First District OF Kinds county
Mississippi, rendered the 2sth day of November,
1854 in the case OF Erwin Lewis Administrator rs.
Even Cook Ell al, No 475, /, the undersigned Com
missioner authorized by said Decree, will on
Monday, the 9th day OfFebruary, 1886,
before the front door OF the City Hall in the City OF
Jackson Miss sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash. between the hours OF eleven O'Clock
a. m and four o. clock D. m. the following land and
premises in said county and district, to- wit: q OF
= of n 4 and q of n a and p OF 9
4 and u of 4 OF section two, and the = OF
et$ OF E a. "a acres in an undivided two-thirds
Of 5 y Of So OF u Of d and undivided one
third OF " OF of q OF section eleven, all in
township four of range vest said sale made foT
the purpose Of satisfying the Decree made in favor
of complainant, and costs OF suit.
A. u. MOORE, Commissioner
Jackson Miss, January S, lSS5-4w.
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"WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Z. 1855.
L0C4L AND OTHER NOTES.
Mr.. 3. T. Eaines departed on Monday
ui,ht f5- New Orleans and the Exposition.
Mrs. Glrrigsu. OF Covington. Ky, is
In the city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
Ciesry.
The officers elect Of Central Lodge,
No 164, X. Of H., will be installed next
Friday night
-D-. Geo. X. Harrington was elected
County Physician, on Monday last by the
Board Of Supervisors.
Mics Netrie Major, one Of Jackson
fqira-t daughters, returned home from Ken
lucky, Monday night.
"A new end stylish ience-from Harry
Taylor -hop-lraut- the residence 81 NJ.
Chris. Hiuckie on President street
- tu owners wanted. at this Office. for
Newfoundland puppy, black and white;
-.ray.l from it, own on Saturday last.
-Pneumouia il very prevalent in and
about t6e city, and colds, however slight.
should be- Immediately taken I'D hand.
Til. leap year hop at the Executive
Nau-.au on the 5ist W5- a ve.y pleasant
affair. and the ladies proved very gallant
escorts.
-Tac contest at the Rink Friday might
VAS both exciting and enjoyable. ana
afforded much Amusement 10 the young
people.
The supreme Conrt, on Monday, al
j1urned uuu. Saturday, as a mark OF re-
spect TO the late mem,er thereof, Judge
Chalmers.
Misses Leontine Hitler and Emily
Loeb. two of Cant0u's most accomplished
Young ladies, were in the cily last week
visiting friends.
The invitation cards i5r the marriag
of Mr.. g. >. Bloom, of this city, and Mis-
Bsttie simon, oi hosaiu-Eo, on Use -Jfa
inst, have been issued.
-Miz-ez Lizzie and Josie Speneer, OF
Nick-burg, who bias heeu visiting i.,
Misses spcngler, Of this city, returned
home yesterday mpraiug.
N-- Nash, after visit OF some length
Jora,ati,o. here, returned last night 10 hcr
home 900 Helena, Ark., accompanied hy
Mis-. Fannie Lyon, OF Raymond.
Mr. ID. J.. Lowa- ol Chicago, j. visit
ing tar family Of his brother, Capt. ". q.
Iand BE ~ en- ROME ior Florida, ana
will, Of course, take in the Exposition.
Mrs. Matte Brown, and Mr.. Will,
NaaHook reached the city Monday iron
Texas. IS hence they were called by the sad
news OF their sisters deatb-Allss Josie.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Taylor returned
from Philadelphia last week. Mr.. Taylor,
while On route for home caught severe
cold, resulting in pueuu-ouIa, rom which
he ia now Frustrated.
Prof. Josiah Hurry, of Paris, Illinois.
rs iu the city, after vIrlt 10 the ESpo-i-
ton. He il giving the Western press the
result Of his observations ia Dixie, ana
will remain i'm Jackson long enough Co
visit tine public institutions, and LEARN
a0mcWn bat of the state generally.
The Circuit Court Judge Wharton, j.
IN session. The Grand Jury Is composed
of b. l.. Todd, Foreman; T.. q. HjIzim
Wm. Charlton. John AicNahon. +. [.
Wright. Minis Garland. s.. J.. Davidson.
j. ". King Missr Battle, VIM. Harris.
john Harris. Edmund Harvey arm steaa
Hubbard, A. J Addison, J.. 3. Noseley.
A new time table, giving three passeu-
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Monday the 9th day ofFebruary, 1886,
TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
l deed Of trust executed by Jones 5. Hamilton 10
] / Green trustee for the benefit Of Green's Bank.
on the Sd day OF pril 1873, recorded in Deed Book
no maze 45 Of the Record Of Deeds of Kinds county,
Fir5t District the undersigned as substituted trus
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A new time table, giving three passen-
Ger trains daily, went into effect on the
Illinois Central ou sunday last. Iiajus
going South arrive at Jackson as follows (:
No. / Express, 1920 p. ~; Fast Mail, ll6
A.. NJ; New Orleans Express, I2.5$ p. NJ,
dinner. Going Noryh-No. . Express,
500 supper; Chicago Expires, l:l5 a. b..
Fast Mad, 1880 8. II.
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Quite a number of eminent Missis-
sippiaus have been on visit to the Capt.
tai within the pa lew days. Judge j Is.
Morgan, OF fernando, Hon H. D. Money,
Gen JAS. H. Chalmers, Col. r. III Taylor
and } b. Boothe, Esq, OF Surdis, Hon. Ii.
NJ. Street oil Meridian, Hon. Lloyd War
field, OF Holmes, Walter Trotter Esq, OF
Wiuona, Hon. W. u. Miller. oil Pamela;
Hon. +. .. Sykes, OF Aberdeen; Judge >.
c. Bates, oil Houston; Hon. G. IL. Wood,
Of Moss Point; also Judge /. p. Cooper,
Of Memphis formerly OF Pamela.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-20
1NNESSEE, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1885.

We made very pleasant visit to
Tullahoma this week, but being
limited in time, did not have the op-
portunity of looking over as much Of
this thriving town as we would have
done otherwise. Wesaw very marked
evidences, however, ofsteady growth
in the way of buildings and business
enterprises, and were fully impressed
with the public spirited policy which
seems to actuate every citizen in the
place. Mr.. G. w. Johnson, mine
host Of the new hotel, the st. James,
showed us all through that elegant
establishment, and we were no less
pleased than surprised to find such a
pleasant and comfortable resort for
travellers. The rooms are all neatly
and comfortably furnished, well ven
tillated, and. everything about the
premises is as neat as new pin. The
table is supplied with the greatest
abundance of good things to eat, and
is served in a palatable, wholesome
manner, which shows that none
but first-class cooks are employed.
The house has quite a number of day
boarders, gets a large transient pat
ronage, and from present indications
will have all the summer boarders ii
can accommodate. We wish Mr..
johnson the fullest measure ofsuccess.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-20
Successful Wheat Growers.

Franklin Home Journal.
This has been a bad wheat year to
the average farmer and to the farmer
in general. When not third of a
crop will be made in Tennessee, and
we occasionally hear that full crops can
be found in certain neighborhoods, we
naturally enquire as to the cause of the
success of some when so many fail.
We find the successful whe t growers
this year have always been successful
which is entirely owing to thorough
preparation of the soil and an intelli-
gent use of fertilizers. Mr., John B.
Gleaves, of the Heritage district,
Davidson county, will make at least
% bushels per acre on GO acres. Mr..
Gleaves has made as high as 40 bushels
per acre. He breaks his land early in
the fall very deep, harrows thoroughly
and drills in September.
Mr.. Jere Baxter, who has not had
a great deal of experience, but who is
a man of great practical sense and bust
ness acumen, believing that thorough
ness in farming is as necessary as in
business matters, broke his wheat land
early with three large mules to the
plow, borrowed well and drilled in
September, sowing 200 pounds "Ten-
nessee Superphosphate," made by Ma
tional Fertilizer Company, Nashville,
! to the acre; prospects for 80 bushels
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-20
Warren County Bible Society.

The Warren County Bible Society
met pursuant to adjournment at the
Christian Church, Sunday morning,
June 18th, 1885.
1t was a union service of all the
churches. The officers and executive
committees were all reelected, not on
account of extra zeal or efficiency, but
to enable them, if they wish, to re-
deem themselves from former supine-
ness of duty.
The address of DR.. Geo. S. Saw
age, the able District Superintend-
ent, was listened to with marked at
tention. 1t was pungent, graphic
and earnest, and awakened in the au-
dience a love for the cause unfelt by
many before. The workings of the
parent society, at home and abroad,
was presented by this interesting
speaker with a scenic reality that
brought the near and distant colpor-
teur toiling in this cause, face to face
with the audience. Old friends were
strengthened in the cause, and many
new ones were added to the lists.
The collections were largely in adj
vance Of the previous year, footing up
more than forty dollars. The next
annual meeting will be at the c. p.
Church, at early candle light, the see
ond Sunday in June, 1856.
The executive committee met on
call ofDr. Savage on Monday morn
ing. ItWas by them determined that
each member of this committee, as
well as the officers of the Society
should be required to visit every
church in the county between now
and November, to solicit funds fOl
the cause. It was, by action of thi,
committee, required of the Secretary
to furnish a synopsis of its proceed
ings and the annual meeting, for pub
lication in the local press; and alsC
through the same channel to advise
the citizen needing the Bible, that i
can always be obtained at New Yorl
prices at the Office of H. l.. Walling
the County Depository. In pursuance
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-20
CITY ITEMS.

---FineSoda Water at ID. i Browns.
Ice Cold Soda Water at G. p.
Conner d Co.'S. Dr..
White dress goods very cheap at
Faulkner & Smiths.
Pure Apple Cider ice cold, at G.
p. Conner q Cos.
If your vehicle needs painting
take it to the shop Of G. w, Lewis.
Straw Hats, 10and l3 cents above
cost at Faulkner & Smiths.
-Anti-rattlers, a anewspring device
to prevent noise from buggy shafts,
for sale by G. w. Lewis. Try apair.
Frank Maddux wants to sell you
your fruit jars. Big new stock just
received. .....
The finest line of Cigars and To
bacco at Conner d Co.'S.
Fruit Jars very cheap at Faulk-
ner q Smiths. L.
Sam O'Neal says he will give his
wife one Of those knives at Faulkner
q Smiths, if some one will assist
getting wife. a
Hurry up, or all that 10 pound
coffee at Conner q Co.'S will be gone.
Men Of large experience with
Mowers place the VIM. Anson Wood
Mower in the first class. 1t is unsur-
passed in simplicity, lightness Of draft
strength and durability. Buy one
and save money and trouble For
sale by A. p. Seitz.
Meal, Hay and Corn always to
be found at r. H. Mason q Co.'S.
Spring Wagons Of various sizes,
styles and prices, for sale by G. w.
Lewis.
ID. 0. jenkins keeps a well select
ed stock Of fresh family groceries at
all seasons. Call on him when you
want the best goods in the market at
lowest prices.
Spring and Summer clothing
cheaper than the cheapest at Faulk-
ner d Smiths.
"A big line of canned goods, all
varieties at very low prices at Conner
d Co.'S.
Go and see D. O. Jenkins when
you want real nice box of fancy
candies. He keeps all the latest and
best varieties, and always fresh.
Lawns from AZ cents up at Faulk-
ner & Smiths.
Mum Cunningham says people
come 80 miles to get some of those
5 cents hose at Faulkner & Smiths.
! A few Of them left.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-20
NO.. II

to the acre on the whole of a % acre
field.
Maj, Jesse Sparks has similar ex-
perience, and is put down, even this
year, as successful wheat raiser
Capt. j, B. Harrison tells us that he
commenced to break his clover sod
early in the fall with two.horse sulky
plows; found he could not do good
work with two horses, when he put in
three, then four, and finally fve-three
abreast and two in front; the ground
was necessarily broken deep and well,
after preparation was on same styl
result, probably the best crop of wheat
in Summer county.
Mr.. N. H. Morton, Belleview,
always advocating deep preparation of
wheat land as well as land for all other
crops, believing it hardly possible to
break land deep enough with horse-
power, bought steam plows, and in the
preparation of 40 acre field, 10 acres
were broken with ordinary two>horse
sulky glows and balance with steam
plows. Narrowing, drilling, ETC., were
similar on the whole field, The ten
acres is a failure, and will not MAKE
the seed planted, the balance of the
field will produce full crop. The ex-
perience of these successful wheat
growers is worth studying.