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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
The Dvsnentic.s Refnea

II sm thirty five wears cid. " writes Mr.
Charles II. Watts. Of West Somers, Put
nam Co, y. y land had suffered from
dyspepsia for fifteen wears The current
treatment did no good Lis,lessly and
without hope gave Parker Tonic a trial
I can give the result in three words. it
c,srcd nc. Il viii cure Won.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
Fire Record.

An incendiary attempt was made to de-
stroy the town Of New Martinsville, VI. Va
A block Of business houses in Huntin gton,
Ind, was destroyed by fire.
An incendiary fire destroyed e coal breaker
at Leighton, Pa, valued at 5000.
4 fire in Huron, o. destroyed thirteen
buildings. causing a loss of about S30, 003.
Fire at Richmond, Tex. destroyed prop
erty to the valaa Of $4,000 or 100000 In.
gurance agrrega tes $l5.oa1
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Crennated.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 28.-The remains;
OF Fred EveIsmau, who died at his residence.
No. :: South Bond street, Baltimore, on
May 81 were brought To this city, for ere
nation, at the oppressed wish Of the deceased,
IN charge Of his son AMI daughter The body
was placed in the reto-t at ? O'Clock. Mr..
Everson was seventy four years old, and
was native OF Germany.
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Commencement Exercises or Central
Female Institute.

A reporter OF THE CLARION rushed
hurriedly ont to Clinton last Wednesday
evening 90 witness the closing exercises Of
the thrty-scC0nd Commencement Of this
noble old institution, of which our State
should feel proud The people had been
assembling all day, and by o'clock
p m, the Chapel was filled to OVERLOOKING
with patrons and other irieuds to witness
the grand concert The concert was open
ed al Q o'clock by Prof Menger's vocal
class OF a dozen Young ladies, in an
anthem, 81 have Trusted in Thy Mercy
which was well rendered and showed
training of the highest degree Then fol
lowed solos, a double qnartette on four
pianos by eight young ladies, duets,
quartetts, tableaus, in abundance till
about u O'Clock. when "The Visions
of Freedom" a melodrama, was present
ed in an artistic manner by nearly the
entire school. The scene was supposed
TO be in Dreamland. "Gloria' is in per-
plexity as TO which of her Councillors,
War or Peace, she shall crown as ruler of
her realm. By visions she is led to choose
Alright and Peace receives the crown. The
drama was well rendered, and Miss Sally
Johnstone, as Serena, her Counsellor OF
| Peace, received the crown The concert
| closed with chorus by the vocal class.
On Thursday morning, 10 O'Clock, the
| graduating exercises commenced. The
Chapel, as usual, was packed. DR.. Hill
man offered n ieryent prayer, and the
/ graduating class, composed Of the follow
| ing young ladies, marched up to the stage
| to deliver their essays Miss Lula Anding,
| Hazlehurst Miss Octavia A Dodds, Gin
ton; Miss Irene Banks, Clinton Miss
! Volnie +. Leach, Natchez Miss Dettie +.
Everett, Shiloh, La; Miss Pearl Harris,
! Bolton Miss Lucy L. Harvey, Clinton
Miss Marie S. Menger, Clinton; Miss
Hattie NJ. Dunton, Clinton; Miss Sally
| tombstone, Clinton. This was the largest
| class that the Institute has ever turned out
in the thirty-two years of its existence.
Miss Sally Johnstone delivered the vale
dictory in a very impressive manner and
Pre- ,ident Hillman made appropriate re-
sponse, Diplomas was then conferred and
numerous appropriate prizes awarded.
Misses Everett and Leach received diplo-
mss for music. The exercises closed with
farewell song and the Beuedictiou.
Central Female Institute is one of the
'old and reliable schools of the South
west, and it is pleasant to note that its
prosperity keeps pace with It's years.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 27-mrs. VIII
son, who, with her two daughters, were run
down near North Salem, this state, was toe
wife Of an ex-brakeman, and was trampine
through the country with her two daugh-
ters. It IS believed she placed herself and
children on the trestle that ali might die TO
gether.
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Mex kHoH-OVERsT 2sfh. at the res
idenee OF the bride mother four miles vest 81
Jackson by Rev Mr.. Caldwell MI. w. I. MONA
HON OF Shreveport, La. 70 Miss ELIZA OVER
STREET. The bride and groom LEFT June seth
for Shreveport, their futHre home. carving with
them the best wishes % many friends for a iona
and prosperous life blessed with q happy realiza-
ton OF an everlasting honeymoon Nc r.
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TOURISTS EXCURSION
St. Paul, Yellowstone Park.
PORTLAND, OREGON.

To aac1mmolate tourists who desire 10 visit ST.
Paul Minneapolis, Niuuetoukl. the Dakota Wheat
Fields Bad Lands, Yellowstone National Park,
Portland. Oregon. and the Pasihc Coast the Him
ois Central Z. j.. have arranged for n hrst-ciass
Pullman Palace Car excursion 20 leave -. Paul.
"Wednesday. o. M. August 18th, via the Northern
Pacific r T. stopping ono night ~ Fargo, one az
Bismarck. and one week iu The Yellowstone Va
tioua. Park. arriving at Portland August 4lst-
Tickets viii he good FOR six months from August
lgfh. Pullman ~leeVers and Dining Cars VII hr
ran through FROM 50. Paul 10 Portland. Parties de-
string to visit Wisconsin and Minnesota resorts be-
fore the excursion leaves ~. Paul can purchase
tickets aud after june lsf. good for six months
dating from August f9th. For rates and hili par
tieulaTs % the eScur-IaH, apply To J. p MERRT-
General Western Passenger Agent, Manchester
Iowa who Uili personally accompany the excursion
sud whs sill take pleasure IN mailing free exctfr-
sion pamphlets entitled "Frnm tho Cali to the
Lakes aud the Lakes 70 the sea"
Arrangement have also been mafig for exchange
uf tickets a. Francisco 20 parties desiring 60
return uy the Southern or Central Pacific routes
Va cannot Imagine more delightful tour than
trip FROM Sew Orleans 70 - Paul. 81 Paul ~ tho
Pa5k aud from tbe Park % Puget sound aud the
Pacific coast. 4. Il HANSON
fuuel7 .'=5-Et General Passenger gent
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Work on the Chesapeake & Nashville road
viii begin July l. 1t win at first be run
from Galiatin, Tenn. to ScottsyiIle, Ky
The Big Four railway company are now
experimenting - North Bend Ind, with a
steam coal shovel at Coal City, aud from
present prospects it bids fair to do all that il
expected. Il viii, If use1, throw about ffty
men out Of work
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Petition for Liauor License.

'I'uE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY or
/ lfNu~. lows uF IFsEY .- 10 the Honorable.
tbv Mayor uud Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Tcrrys Your Petitioners, ali citizens oi tho town
ej Terry. do respectfully petition vour Honorable
Body 10 grant License t1 Retail Nuous and spirit
Liquor, in the Town of Ierv for the space and
term ofouc 3D. year from the ilth day Of July
A. u. foS1, the dul of BiTuet & FeauChamp.
composed OF j. r. BuUsIr a y. T. BEAU
rHAstr. unnu thoir paving thc state and County
Iieeu-e taxes. She said petitioners EUruet q Beau
champ, otjeale themselves and aCre" "a pa
che Town rl Terry thr SUM OF ono Hun
dyed Dollars far Corporation purposes, and n e.
Corporation fund without recourse 10 law Co recover
or collect said amount from the corporation We
further recommend Che said Burnett s. Bcauchlmp
persons of good reputation. and sober and suit
able persons te receive such license. H. =. Hem
don Bobt Henry. " ~ Erarcy, ~. r. Barreuver,
Peter Ne>ou. ~. a BIaccy Juo. vs. Barber, Cia
ark. ". }. Davis. 7. j.. Bush. Frank Berry, A.
Bracrv Z. a. VI wilson, intou Hall, Wesley Berry
William Grarsnn. Irnrv fgUy, e.. b. Downing
John Butler, Peter Collins, David Sualls. Georyq
f.. Young. r. &. Terry, W. H. Irihrttc. l.. r. Head
p " HaN wesley Mcdaniel, j. n. Terry. John
Wilson, Armistesd Adams, Eng simpson. W lillian,
Bingham. John IayIar. Hrnry LHthey, Taylor John
son. Geo NJ Bufuat. Aaron Mitchell, solomon
Powell. e. j. Hester IIuup1t S1-jUd.
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FLOUR-fancy, s4.75 Is 90; family, sL259tGo
NHEAI-No. red, % GjSc; No. ,. Sl.0I Gl.J2.
CORN-No.2 mixed, As Gts.4c; No White,
OARS No. mixed, 8i93p5c; No. mixed
% g3j e; No. white, 3s as. &c.
PORK-Fa1nily, Sl0.i5 io.s); regular, Slo-so9
BACON shoulders, ia SC; short clear sides,
LARD-Kestle 7a7tzc
CHEESE-Prlme TO choice Ohio, 5G7c; New
York, pac; Northwestern. , p5c-
POULTRG-Fair chickens, s. 90 % .: prime
s., j9g+ o. spring chickens, sL25 90. 90; ducks,
$3.50 sz5': S ga, S4oJ per dozen; live turkeys,
HAY-No ! timothy s14ooGII50; No. .,
Sl30O9l3.1J; mixed, Sl2uJG %. wheat and
rye straw, SEQ $500; oat straw, IS oog9 %.
WOOL--U nwashet medium clothing, Il ,9l9c;
fine mer1D, 10 111c. common, l. lie; fleece
washed medium clothing y 02sc: combing = o
2sc; burr a NJ cots, lS9.5ci tub washed, % g21c,
CATrLE-Good TO choics butchers sL5095. .:
fair, -. 20 gi.25; common, s. 81 g5.I5; Stoke
ami feeders, $500 s5i yearlings and calves,
HOGS Selected butchers, s4e5 G4sJ; fair to
20 Il packing, $50 g425; far to good light S3.35
a.: COMMON, $50 o -; culls, s. - gao.
SFEEP-Comuou to fair, - 80 >: good t.
choice, So g4oj; spring lambs, s55oG6.25.
New York.
-wHEAT-No. l white, 10 sGsLooi No. = red,
81 Oh % o.
OAfS-westera. ss G42c
CATTLE 81 80 "a. 20 per 100 lbs I've weight.
TIOGS-s4 90 "a. % per 100 lbs.
SLEEPS SO IS % per 100 lhs. live weight.
COrTON-2uiet; Miiilng uplands 10 - do
Ofeans ID &c Futures duh. juno lu3sc July,
10 50: August. Ia 49c; September. 10 .2fc; OstJ-
Der l0.0sc; November. 9 So; DseeubBr, 9Sjc.
New Orleans.
SUGAR-R sdnng, co nmJn, q J5}sc; centri-
fugal white, c. III white, % q Sc ehoics
yellow &c.
1oI.AssEs- Good fair, L 9a2c. prime, % 935c;
common, Il sg2zc
ColTON-1liddling unds, apl lo}sc.
Chicago.
CATTLE-Choice 70 extra shipping, 10 q
e0a; common 70 fair, 3 p u 90; sgockers aai
teelers. 81 50 I6}: Texans, Sz55 "a. 70
HOGS Fair 70 good. St05 81 .. mix Il pacS-
in. - 10 A95, caoice heavy, 81 ID 81 -.
SHEHP- Common, 81 % $3.50; god to choics,
$ 30 sa.Sl
Liverpool.
PORK-Fair deEnInI: Prime mess eastern
al 5ss do western dull a. As
LAkD-SLot and futures, poor demand; Spo.
amt july ANA August. 54s st.
MdEAT-Neg No. winter az = a.; j sprius
al IS
FL0UR-Supply good; IS 81
CORN--Spot and futures, poor deu2ai- Soos
dull al IS ossi; J1as dull AT IS ID. Jaly dib
at 4s d; August, IS I'd
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sArcHEz. JACKSON { COLUMBUS R. R

(From May :. 1s~5l
EASrw AED-Leayes Natehez daily az $50 p va,
arriving in jackson al $40: connects al Har-
riston for Nicksburg and Memphis.
WEsTWARD-Leaves Jackson daily al s;l5 a. m
arrives At NstcheE f2:50 q. ma. Connects 1T
HARRISON for New Orleans
FREIGHT TRAIN-dailf, Sunday excepted. Leaves
Jackson ESQ q. m. arrives from Natehez at
1:30 p.
The distance from jackson 20 N9tedez Is $3.50
miles
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WORSE THAN DEATH.
sedueed Promise of Marriage and Then
Given Poison TO Die.

Given Poison TO Die.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2S Miss lola Brown.
who attempted suicide at the Danville, Ind
normal school, made a statement that she
had recently seduced by young man named
Russell 5. Russ, in hotel in this city, I'M
der promise to marry her as soon as she
should graduate, which would be in a fev
weeks
He wished her to take medicine to relieve
herself, which she refused to do He then
urged her to enter sporting house. au1 fin
ally, at her request, purcia ST. her ths NOR
phine with which 10 to commit suicide She
promising to come t. this city to commit the
deed, so as not to inphcate him. which She
made an effort to do, but was prevented
from leaving by the faculty She may re-
cover Russ has DISAPPEARED
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

All scieutesss know the proneness OF in
sects to deposit their eggs IN decayed fruit
What creates worms in the human body !?
Think of this and give Shriner's Indian
vermifuge occasionally to your children.
For sale at LemIys drugstores.
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rrrstal Snrings Neteor.l

In making up "our Ticket last week
we were a little "of" in regard 10 our
favorite for Auditor. We said he was q
"widower, with appendages. The sin
gular rather than the plural form, we
are informed, would have been more
appropriate.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

Col. SEAL IS we'll known to the peo-
pie of this section, and has already
served his county in the legislature with
distinguished ability. He Is well ae-
qnainted with the needs and wants of
our people; is thoroughly conversant
with public life, and, if elected, viii
well and worthily represent our district
in the State Senate.-GuE Coast Adver
tiser
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Yazoo HRAxcH.

GoISs SokTH-Ieayes Jackson $50 j. m eek
cepf sunday, arrives al Iazoo city 1929 a. m.
GofsG sorTH-Leaves Yazeo City At $50 p. m.
arrives II Jackson al 80 p IA
j. W Coleman, &C. P. A. L r. Montgomery,
Ticket Agent. Jackson; J. IL Turner. Division
>aufT
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Casualties.

A carpenter nfmad William Marshall
fell from a scaffold while at work on barn
near Akron. O., and was killed
Sarah Wilson AMI her two children wars
knocked from a 1reStle by a freight train. at
North Salem, Ind The Children were killed
end the mother was fatally injured
Samuel Corcuran, a hfteen-y aar-old lad.
was drowned ia the canal AT indianapolis
VIM. Blanchard, son of the m ayor of Flora
IL. was drowned while swimming in the
lake near that town.
John Wilmington, q cllored porter at the
American house. CercleviIle, O., fell from a
tbird-st0ry window, and was instantly
killed.
At Port Arthur, Ont, man named Boye
was rescued from a eapsized fishing smack
after being On the wreck thirty hours. His
son and man named Fourier were
drowned
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

1t will be seen that S. r. Boyd Esq.
is candidate for Senator of this, the
18th Senatorial district in Mississippi
Mr.. Boyd is gentlemen of the trues;
sense of the word, with all of those char
aeteristics which go TO form a worthy
citizen. He is intellectual and cultiya-
ted, besides being a scholarly law
yer and a genial, social gentleman
From long and very pleasant aequain'
lance with Mr.. Boyd we feel justified in
saying that he is worthy of this high
trust to which he aspires.-Starkvillt
Times
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations of the Stock, Produce and Cat.
tie Markets. June ~

tie Markets. June -.
NEW ToRK.-Money at per cent. Exchanges
Gull. Governments firm.
Currency skies, lzii. bid; fourS, coupon. I23 :
bid; four and-a halls. 1l2ss bid
Ths stock market was weak at the opening
this morning, tue early trading resu lting in a
decline OF i "a per CEN for most of the a. tive
list, Pacific Mail e9diag This was soon check
ed howe yer. and the market became very dull
and thea study to strong. and has so continued
the early losses being recovered during the
hour. Al II o clock the market was dull and
strong, at prices generally a shade above the
opening, Pacific Mai, however. has rec overed
only !. ny cant Of its ea-Ir los
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

All Democrats should remember tie
Ward meetings next Friday night for the
election OF delegates 10 the Kinds county
convention at Raymond on Monday next
North Ward, in Representatives Hall ;
South Ward, at City Hall West Ward,
at Engine House
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ImBr0Ted Plantation for Sale !

NEAE ROCKY sPBING-SISE NILES PROM
y CARLISLE, on \. J. r. Z. 800 acres. all IN
der fence 80 acres IN cultivation. balance well
tfnlbered. Elegant dwelling rossms, beautiful
yard oi shslsbbs.Fy and foNsrz with stable barn,
carriage heuse and Jour good teneHGeEt houses. TX
eepfionsliy healthy, god seho0i and church con
xcnient Price, 8, ts]5-tlree payments = .5eo
cash. address 10. ?. MCLEAN.
iufvf 'S5-suas Rocky SPRINGS Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01
FUGITIVE PARAGRAPHS
OF VARIED INTEREST CAPTURED BY
The CAREFUL CONDENSER.
Picked Personals and Political Pointers
Bread winners Battles and Trades
TribuIations Railroad RumbIings
and Foreign TIgteringx

twenty-five mills at Pittsburg have re-
suIne1 operations since the signing Of ths
scale. and It Is believed that three fourtbs of
the nails in that district VIII be running be-
fore long
-Four months miners strike, Tlkesbarre.
Pa, ended al operators term
Tie Ohio & Mississippi shops al Vincen-
mes, IND. have laid of twelve hands from
lack q work
Cigar-rollers in tie employ Of Charles
Reuter-, Of Lafayette Ind, are ont because
Of an attempted reduction Of 81 per
thousand
By July ! every iron and steal min in
Pittsburg and vicinity, with one exception.
VIII be using natural gas as fuel, reducing
the consumption Of coal >. 250.000 bushels
per annum.
Between four and five thousand laboreEs
are now involved in the Toronto strike.
The striking employees Of the Murray foun-
dry, At Fort Wayne, Ind, have agreed to
resume work at their employers term
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

GoSxEcFs0Ss-Ts aia No. lat Huntington for
Arkansas City and all Arkansas points. al SickS-
burg With steamers on Mississippi River. Fieks-
burg and Meridian. and Nieksourg, :. 4 p. r. r -
q HARRISON points Natehex. J. & C r z :
at Ethel for points Clinton and Tort Hudson
Branch.
TraSa No AT Baton Rouge With steamer Morp-
ing star Tor Bayou sara Al Ethel for Clinton and
Port Hudson Branch; at HARRISON for Naiehez ]
& C. Il. K points; Al Huntington from all Arkan-
sas points At Memphis with c. o. -. W x Il
for Louisville. ST Lelzis and poinfs North: Men,
phis & c. R. r. Tor al points East
Train No. Alt New Orleans for all points in
Texas and Florida
Train No. s.--At Huntington Tor Hot Springs and
all other points Ii Arkansas and West, al slerl-
pals wath Kansas City, D n for St Louis and
the West
John Bradley. ASSIST supt-, View Orleans: II
Rurke, tea sup : Memphis; As : DaSanf Cen
Pass Agent. AsHphis-
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Mississippi and tennessee Railroad

Grenada 10 Ncmplais--Iss Distance 100 miles.
Passenger Train leaves Grenada daily at 10 >.
na making close connection wish No. on C. 4.
r Arrives tom Memphis AZ Q % p. nl- max ma
slase connection With No >. ssusA-t4nnd ana No.
nnrth-heund. j. G. r. r.. Leaves Memphis fol
G<rna1z 81 s = ?. N II BUEKE, Genf Sspt.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

The ARKANSAS TRAVELLER ToEAc-
CO is the fayorite brand with all lovers Of
the weed. For sale By E. & S VIRDES,
jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

We had the pleasure of a call this
morning from Mrs. Fannie 4. Beers, who
is visiting Jackson in the interest of THE
Southern Bivouac," recently established at
Louisville. Mrs. Beers. by her services in
Confederate hospitals during three years
OF the war, won the title of the Florence
Nightingale Of the South" We have ex-
amined her testimonials, and take pleasure
in commencing her to the courtesy OF our
citizens.
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A Railroader Speaks.

NY wife has been great sufferer from
Caiarrh. Several physicians and various
patent medicines were resorted to. yet the
disease continued unahated, nothing APP
pearing to make any impression upon It.
Her constitution finally becanae Implicated,
the poison being in her blood
/ secured bottle of 3. B. 3. and placed
her Gpon its use, and TO our surprise the
improvement began at once, and her re
coyery was rapid and complete No othel
preparation ever produced snch wonder.
Jul change, and for all forms OF blood dis
ease eheerfully recommend B. B. r. as !
superior blood purifier. r. P. LODGE.
Yardmastcr Georgia Railroad.
Atlanta, Ga
THE = 4kE isis IuAvEEAR nine-inci
flag Tobare5 4 The bess brand on III,
! issaf lg4{z Try IL. For sale By g. 4 )
FzaDiS, JaklxI Mics.
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NOTICE.

rIy0 WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN. SEVERAL
| parties have teen 10 my Ice House questioning
nv empioYees ia regard the manner and plan 81
nv lee House and Cold Storage Rooms, / hereby
warn all parties wbonIsoever they may BE- whether
Fuliders " preYFieiors. that my Cold Storage is
fully covered by L. :. Patents and any ome build
ing Or using the same without permission from me-
viii be prosecuted " the flill extent If the Law
iuIvi s5-zt JOHN 5PB0AT.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

The Southwestern Presbyterian Unlyer-
sity, GAINESVILLE, Tenn, opens its next ses.
sion September g. In the number and
ability OF its Faculty, in the general scope
Of lis work, its moral and healthy sur
roundings, the University offers claims %
patronage that are recognized BY an annu-
ally increasing attendance The venera,
Die and esteemed Chancellor Waddei sill
presides over the institution.
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Political Pointers.

Hon T. J. PringIe was reu0minated by &C.
clamation for state senator at the Bupub-
can convention of the Eleventh district of
Ohio.
Vice President Hendricks was given a re-
csption by the Bay State club, of Boston.
In response 70 an introduction, Mr Hen
tricks spoke at length on civil service re
FORM
Attorney General Garland saws be viii
still further reduce the force Of examiners
N the department of justice.
There is rivalry between Senator Payne
and his son, the colonsl, as to who shall
3e appointed district attorney for Northern
Ohio
1t is probable that the Tammauy club, Of
New York, viii reorganize this fail upon a
basis on which it hoped totrsal up the coun-
ty Democracy.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

Miss Mitie Daniel, who has been visit
ing ihe Misses Manship, for some weeks, re
turns to her home in New Orleans, Satur
day.
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There is a probability that box-reut
Will be reduced one half in the new post
office. Six dollars year, the present rate.
is excessive. Twice the number of persons
will take boxes, at n reasonable price, so
that the aggregate revenue will be about
the same
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

The Gem Band Ezcur-ian to Cooper's
Wells was -oeisl and nn,ucia success.
There we're about eighty in the party.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

The Y. d NJ r. r., will sell round
trip tickets TO Meridian on 5th 10 9Th. in-
elusive, good To- return until 10th. One
fare
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QUEEN AND cREscEnr Roure


L.
-soETG BoESD.--
Leave Cairo 30 2. M
Columbus K. . 30 q. ul-
Union City. Tenn, al 1885 r. la.
Humboldt Tenn. at l2ss7 p. m
Jackson. len. az so r. Ia.
COriufh. Miss, at ! 20 f.. n.
Meridian, go a. m
Arriving at Mobile at 40 a. IA
Returning leaves Mobile at $50 o. "a.
Meridian, Miss at5.fu rs
4" Corinth Mis-, 90 20 50 a. rs
- Jackson Tenn. at -la5 p. i5I.
" Humboldt, Tenn, AZ AZ p. pa.
Union City Tenn at 800 p, M.
S. Columbus. KY, at !: 80 = ~.
Arriving az Cairo, IL. At 90 .. 10.
Jhruagh Pullman ear service between 81 I5uii
and New Orleans, via Coiam lilIs. x and Meridian
Passengers TO and from Mobile change sleeperi
ION same train st Artesia.
G T. WArLza, g.. T. s.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-01

The SD session Of Roanoke College,
Salem, Va, begins September Is. This IS
among the best OF the many good schools
in the Old Dominion. Prof. Dreher, the
President, is capable and progressive
ajucator