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FOR SAI,Et

"A An ACRES FOUR AND A HALF MILES
west of Macon, Noxuhee County; $50
in CIVILIZATIONS 100 miles west Of Macon; 60
in cultivation; " C. Adams will show the lands
240 acres and half miles from Koscillxko AttaIa
| county rs in cultivation See p t. Stephens; 16o
acres unimproved, Is miles from Kosciusko. Resi-
dence, with IL acres in kesciusko See " HI
Nelson In house, write for particulars as to ALL
Address Rev. /. A. s. ADAMS.
mara, asst, Jackson Ia
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DFSTRABLE LANns

THOR SALE In Marshall county Misyissippf The
u tract contains 743 rs In cultivation 30
in woods. The Illinois Central Road runs through
for running machinery; Spring Greek station Is
upon In 1t is well suited f one DESTROYS Of Rising
fruits and vegetables for Northcrn markee For
further particulars with the undersigned
81 Oxford, Nix. VIZ THONP60E
Feb. 16-6w. 3
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FOR SALEi

EEn ACRES GOOD PINE LAND IN LIN
eSeSO coin Co., Miss, four and a half miles
from Brookhaven, and two from Montgomery, on
the l. c. Z. r. Good dwelling, stables, tenant
houses, well wafered healthy, church and school
facilities good. Two hundred acres in cultivation.
balance timbered. Trims 81, 500. For particulars
ad 1ress WA- A TOWNS, Brookhaven
fsb25, S5-6t. Lincoln Co., Miss
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FOR SALE.

II HAVE place three miles west Of wesson
Il Miss, on the Bayou Pierre Greek, containing
| 400 acres, two-thirds bottom land; 500 acres
cleared 500 acres under pasture and wire fence well
umbered and watered, fine dwelling and out
buildings including gin and tenant houses healthy
location, in good state of cultivation. hands on
place sufficient TO cultivate it. Win sell in three
payments, one-thrd cash.
Address: W. O. FORD
Feb. is, 'SS-6w.l Beaurerard Miss
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uANaAa COUNTY!

zoo ACRES THREE MILES SOUTHW EST
CZU of Byram, ESQ acres open, balance il tim
Der Toerably good dwelling house; good horse
gin and fixtures; under a tolersble fence; four
tenant houses. The land is mostly level and well
Observation-Disclosures as any in the neighborhhood.
will sell it all in subdivisions 70 suit buyers
Price IS 90 per acre. Address me at Byram, N iss.
feb25 'S5-6y. DAVID RANEY.
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FOR SALE (!
1900

ESBnaa ACRES LAND; TWO HUNDRED
EOOS open balance well timbered; s miles
south Myles Station, N, J. < c. r. r.; tenant and
gin-houses; Observation-Disclosures and Baptist-four
and six miles, school one mile; watered by springs
branches and creeks. Price $500 per acre, one
fourth down, balance in three years, at per cent
per annum. Correspondence solicited.
B. A. FAlRMAN, Myles,
MARI tS5-6w. Copiah COUNTY, Miss
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For SALE.

DEERFIELD PLANTATION, Rankin county
IL Miss, at Green's Switch, 10 miles east of Jack
son, on the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pa
eihc Railway, and on the telephone line hom Jack
son to Brandon. Contains 2, 40 acres, about one
half finely timbered, 800 acres in cultiyation-bal-
ance in meadow and pasturage. Convenient 10
church and school; abundance Of best well and
spring water, healthy. viii be sold together or
divided up to suit purchasers.
Address: g. GREEN
Feb. Is fSSr6E.1 Iacksor, Nirs
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ECMe and garln.
TWO PICTURES
Dublin Timss.1

Dublin Times.1
An old farmhouse, with pictures wide,
Sweet with flowers on every side;
A restless lad who looks from out
The porch, with Soodbine twined about
Wishes thought IRON in his heart,
., i only could depart
From THU dull place the world to see;
Alb me how happy | would be!
Amid the city's ceaseless din,
A man who round the world has been,
Who mid the iumult and the throng,
Is thinking, wishing all day long,
o, could / only tread once more
The feld-path 70 the farmhouse door,
The old green meadows could | see,
All me ! how happy would / be
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900 ACRES-THREE MILES WEST OF
ACO Byram, on the Raymond road; 100 acres
in cultivation; good new dwelling house; four
rooms and hail on first floor; comfortable dining
room, kitchen and lock room; two good cisterns in
the yard cribs stables, tenant houses-plenty and
in good repair Price, $40 per acre. My postoffcc
Terry, Miss. J. L. TYNES, SR.
fal,o l,rr
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ISIS
Auditor Public
The
INSURANCE COMPANY day fled n M
day 0 March,
s. GWIN, Auditor Public Acoounn
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
Supreme Court Notice!

SUPREME COURT or MISSISSIPPI, !
OCTOBER TERN, A. D. 1884, Saturday, Feb u, 1885
ORDERED: That at the April Term, 1855, OF this
" Court, the Docket Of tho First .middiel Dis
trIct, will be taken up the tlSj Monday and
called until the fourth Monday in April when the
docket of the Third (Northern) District viii be
taken up and called until the third Monday in
May, when the docket OF tho second (Southrn) Dis
trict sill be disposed OF.
a true COPY from the ininutes
feb25 'S5-lm OLIVER CITFT0e- Clerk
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VERY CHEAP

G@< ACRES OF BEST BOTTOM LAND; 300
- ~ cleared; rest heavily timbered; good
dwelling house, on hill; also good cabins for rent
ers; well watered, and very desirable for stock
farm; four miles from Jackson, on Riehland creek
and half naile from the V. & II. r. X where
there is a switch and good location for country
store For particulars, andress W. L. CLARK,
mari So CIV jackson Miss
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FOR SALE I
OAA
In. so ACRES IN JASPER COUNTY

94. gAO ACRES n JASPER COUNTY,
plantations and farms. suitable to capitalists de-
string princely income; or colony OF 200 tami-
lies On the New Orleans & y. F. Railroad, near
Pachuta Station in the Prairie belt (three miles
wide) OF rich black land situated in the healthy
pine region with sandy roads and small streams OF
sparkling water. Prices surprisingly low for part
or ALL Send for descriptive pamphlet. Address,
mari SCI NJ f. BERRY, Paehnta, Miss.
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FOR SAIEt

A N ELEGANT ITALIANSvILLA OF THIP.
IA teen rooms, closets complete, verrndah. With
ourhouses, with 20 ACRES Of land in cultivation
cept i've acres Of garden, orchard and wine-..F,5.
one mile from Columbus on beautiful ro-s Esrice
SIS. 00o-one third cash, and balance ir~ two and
three years. with interest and lien ,lace
Dr. W. W opp, ST.
febZ5, o5-5w- Colum bus Miss
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TWENTY FARMS FOR SALRl

MARRYING IN QUANTITY FROM EIGHTY
TO Five Hundred acrss-some vel improFed-
and some in dilapidased condition; some sandy
land with iBexhaustible mari beds: some pine !;
ali in the vicinity Of Shubua, Clarke county Miss.
AGRA For further particulars address the under
signed Enclose t~o cent stamp 20 insure arteR ton.
Also s9,oae sores of val sbersd v.d prx.x.e land
: = WI1BCRN,
fahyae sss-er CA.bs-z Ei<e
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IANn ENEs SAFE

1OOOACREs IN NOXUBEE COUNTY, MISS;
lCOO Fourteen miles northeast OF Macon, and
miles from Bigbee River Capable OF division INTO
four OF more small places. All necessary houses,
cabins gin-houses eisterns, bored wells, etc win
be sold Ia a body divided. Terms small cash
payment and balance in one, two, three ana Tour
bered, etc Address JN0. r. DINSMOkE,
feb25, S5-6w. Macon, Miss
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FOR SALE.

O10 ACRES of good sandy land for sale most
oNtO ly red clay foundation at $500 per acre
S35 acres cleared, the woodland end well tim
bered 1t is well improved, and situated 10 miles
from Column bus, where there good schools; seven
miles from . railroad, and two miles from fine min
eral springs and river.
Owners. MISSES c. NJ. AND B. E SHIELDS
FEB. le,-6w. Columbus. Miss
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ENR SAT,Ef

VALUABLE ALLUvIAL LAND FOR SALE
in Coahoma Coanty, Mississippi. one mile
from Bobo Depot on the Railroad leading from
Memphis by Vieksbury TO New Orleans. All SEQ
tons Ia Is and half OF 10, township Is, range
5, west 1856 acres; 900 acres OF which deadeRed
thirty years, the remainder timber Cypress, oak,
gam, ash and hickory. Terms cash, $500
mari SGT 4. PICKET, Benton, Yazco Co, Miss.
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KINDS COUNTY!

EHeNn ACRES&THREE AND oNE-HALF
III H. 81 miles west OF Terry $50 acres in Gull
tivation; good dwelling house and tenant houses !;
good csterns and wells; place in good repair; fine
for cotton fruit stock farm. Price $40 per acre.
6. D. classify,
MARI, '35-6t. Terry, Miss.
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FOR SALE !
4Eshen

<naA ACRES FINEST FARMING AND
EsS~SO Stock Raising Land in Mississippi
lying the north side Yalohusha river taking the
valley for five miles; four fine residences; thirty
other good settlements; three gins; store and fine
school-buildiRg Coles Creek Academy on land}:
can't he beaten for health and good water; very
place for colony of thirty forty families Price
81, 900. Address r. N PR0VINE
MARI, 'S5-6t Coles Creek, Calhoun Co.. Miss
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!


Place can top down hot stove until heated then
remove the and smell chemist Will NOT % 10
quIre1 70 detect the prsse1ce OF ammonia
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T.AND FOR. SALE.

GOO ACRES IN N0XUBEE COUNTY MISS.
OOO miles northeast of Macon; about $50 in
fine state OF MISUNDERSTANDING cabins stables
cribs, clubhouse, etc. Terms part cash. and balance
Address: JNO. Z. DINSMORE,
Eah I ( err
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FOR LIE!

600 ACRES FINE BLACK Landowner
CtyO hali in cultivation. Pslo Alto, Clay Co.,
Miss, 10 miles west of NJ & o. R. r. Finely i'm
proved Dwelling, out-hoases, gin houses, press,
stables cribs, barn and fences all complete; timber
plenty $500 acres); schools churches. etc, plenty
and convenient; water good and plenty. Price
$3.50 per acre-one-third cash, balance in two
yearly payments, without interest ~ miles Of
West Poinf-1 II. L BURKITT.
feh25. STR Paln Alto Miss
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FOR SAIEt

ONE OF TIE MOST VALUABLE Upland
" Plantations in Yazeo County-2 oA a@es;
40 cleared; remainder in god timber; mile
from Benton: eleven miles from Tazoo City high
school and churches in Benton BRICK dwellings and
cabins for ftT persons; oQt-houses, gin and press.
Terms s. psr acre Cash 8, 600, remainder IN one
and two years, with interest N PICKETT,
mari, 's5-5w. Benton, Miss.
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Subscribed and before this February A. 1885
VIM BATES, Notary Public
Kings County, ew York
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FOR SALEi

OSnHA ACRES Of prairie and part oak land, 10
OeSO miles from Columbus, and two miles nom
river. Cottage OF four rooms, Clubhouse, stables
and cabins for renters good eistern and bored wells
One mile from church and school house; two third;
Of land in cultivation, rest In woods Prizes $50 an
acre half cash balance IL two years with interest
and lien on place -.-
MRS 4. L. wITHERsPOoS,
Feb Is ,s5-SvI Columbus Miss
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LINCOLN COUNTY /.

1cN ACRES LYING SIX MILES SOUTH
NO\f east of Brookhayen, near a big steam saw
mill good pine bottom land-70 acres open. Buy
ers may address at Terry, or NJ. d. Tyler, at
Bogue Chitto, Miss. J. L. TYNES SR.
feb25, 'S5-6t.
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1000 ACRES LAND.

ID FARMS of l60 to so acres each, in KEN PEI
~ and NOxubee counties, Miss. Most OF land
prairie and rich creek bottom. Good improve
ments on farms, plenty of WOOD and excellent els
tern water; splendid church and school adyan tages
lands being from TO five miles FROM NJ & o. X
R., and near Noxubee river Price 1928 per acre
If sold all together. Terms one-third cash. balance
notes ], 2, and years with 10 per cent interest
Lands pay over is per cent on price yearly in rent
Address: GUY JACK
Feb. is. 'S5-6w Wahalak Eemper county Miss
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Land For Sale I

IN SCOTT COUNTY, NEAR FoREsT-S-w y
i s. u, 7. !, R. s; VIZ Sc 4 s !, 7. Z, Z. g
- 8 9. I. !, 2 6; VIZ 5 10, I. :, r s; NE J.
s Is, T. 7. 2 6. Land fine; timber royal; pr1o
IS pr Gore-hRlf cash. Asliress
raar4, isS-dr- q. ". 5MTTE-VANIZ, Canton, Miss.
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Monday. MarcIf %. 1855.

expose for SALE at he front Of the Court House in
the City OF jackson. Mississippi within legal hours
to the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following de
scribed property, to wit: LOIS !. D. aud West
jackson, being SUBDIVISION OF lots g. as per H. C.
Daniels survey. said lot /, fronting on Clallatin
street l23 O5-l0y, running back 252 Get, on which
Is located two dwelling houses also, lot s. fronting
on Gallatin street 2i6 l0--e4 running back l26 feet
on which is dwelling OF bur rooms; also lot 8 rs
SHOWN on plot IN hands oI commissioned, 126 feet
by 246 feet L. B. MOSEIEY Com,r
feb. p, S5-lw.
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FOR. SALE.

A VALUABLE Plantation two and half miles
IA west OF MaTtinsvie, on Bayou Pirere, CopIaf
County, containing 800 acres 500 cleared, spen-
did cotton and grain farm, and can be made OF
| the best stock farms in the country Improve
ments fair, health and water supreme; terms easy.
Address: A. =. BAkBY,
Feb Is. 'S5-6w Martiasyille. Miss
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NOTICE OF CHANCRRY SALE!

FINDER 4 FINAL DECREE OF THE CHAN
" Gerry Court for the First District Of Kinds
county, Mississippi, rendered on September 1Sth
1884 in the case OF Walter Hi.lman AGAINST RolIen
Roses heirs, l. the undersigned Commissioner APP
pointed by said decree, will, on
Saturday, the 2stIr day Of March, 1885,
at noon, in front OF the Lewis Hotel in Clinton in
said county, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following lands in Kinds coun-
ty: The seq Of Sell OF Section 10: the VI of NV
"a and the e53 OF sw14 Of section %; the ~ of sell
aud The sea OF Se1 of section % the l. 81 nell hi
section 80, all in township Z, range i. vest con
tanning 400 acres more or less Said lands will be
sold in subdivisions not exceeding 100 acres
+ J. WALSE, Comr.
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For SALE.

A FINE PLANTATION in Amite county, 7
IA miles south of Liberty, west prong OF
annie river containing lo2o acres; 800 acres clear
ed the balance hnely umbered; IS miles from Cen
treville on the L., n o. & T. X. R., and Is miles
from Osyka, on Illinois Central; fine frame DWELL
ing and other necessary buildings. Church and
school within three-fourths miles. Plenty Of ex-
ceilent water, and tine agricultural and stock farm
Terms, 50 600 cash. 81 500 in year with security
Address: J.. Il GALTNEY
Feo. Is, so-6w.l Liberty, Miss
FARM, 20 miles south of Memphis, ON Yocona
river, in two miles of Harrison, Miss on NJ
Railroad $50 acres, $50 cleared balance well
timberedl, Improvements consist of cabins for ten
ants; churches and school two miles Price 81 500
in i've annual payments, interest 6 per cent
Owner, CHAS b. H0WRY,
Feb. 1s-6w. Oxford Miss
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| uGlUi0 " tiuuuio iiioltuiIuO uUi
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
On s1s stst Day Of Desezaber; 1899
ED. A. PALrREY PvsLiert
JOIN FHEL VICE eT<siasnt
Tho mana Of tho Company Il FAcToxs Ass Trad
KRs LSsraAScn CoafPASr.
The inealiry q tho COMPANY Is EEw oErEASs,
Ths amount AZ rs Cspssal Sock iss7uaoco 90 I
Tie amount Of It's Capital Stock paid Up
sAonc o.
rn ASSETS OF TIE COMPANY Arz as FOLLOWS;
CASH on hand and in the hands OF Assnts
Bsal Estets unincura eersd 1890 60
Bonds owned by the Company AID how they are /
secured with the OF interest thereon follOws
100 {. 5: &c; Bonds, interest -,-sl23,o9o %
100 City Consolidated Bonds, S1e....... Ioo,oo0 90
DEBTS TO Tbs CoMPASv SECURED BIZ MORT
GAGE.
See Schedule 'B sI03 ,s7S II
DKsTs OTHERWISE SECUTED.
See Schedule &C, ''-.-....-..--...-S2 44, 15s IS
Deposit in hands TrersuTer OF state CT
MIssiss1pp i-...----- .--------.-.---. -3iVoo u
DEBTS FoB Premiums.
Premiums N Collection due by Agents So 2o5 10
Premium Notes l,40S o.
ALL OTHER SECURITIES.
20 shares Capital stock Canal Bank....s :. 400 90
20 Shares Capita. Stock Naistte Dry Dock $50 90
81 shares Capital stock New Harbor Pro-
teetlon Company SGe0 90
Is Shares Capital stock Ia JocEey Club 1900 90
Share Capita stock Miss. Valley Road 100 90
81 Shares Capital stock Insurance stock. 6,720 90
Salary due Sl,0e0: 0Idcc furniture and
Fixtures. s., 003, Re Insurance due,
Sl0o66,S 1886 IS
LIABILITIES
Losses in suspense waiting for further
All other claims against the company 4Ssis S
The greatest amount insured in any one
----.-..s 1900 %
STATE OF LoUISIANA.l -
| PARISH OF ORLEANS -
l, EDWARD \. PALFEEY President and l.
| THOMAS +. WALKER, Secretary az the FACTORS
| AND TRADES INsCRANcE toMFASY o. New Or
leans, Louisiana, being duly sworn. depose and say
that the foregoing is fni rae and correct state
ment OF the affairs OF the said Company that the
said Insurance Company is the bona 6de owner OF
al least ONE HUSDRl.D AND FuErT THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of actual cash capital, Invested in stocks
of at least par vauo, in bonds or mortgages OF
real estate, worth double the amount ton which the
same is nortgased, and that they theNabove de-
scribed officers Of said Insurance Company
| II 81 I'D. y. PALFIltY, President
u 81 THO. T. WALKER. Seeretary
Subscribed and Sworn 70 before me- this 4th dav
OF February, A. D., 1855.
| SAsfL FLOW Err Notary Public
OFFICE OF AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
JACKSON, Hiss, March o, 1855. I
l, s. GwIN, Auditor Public Accounts do certify
that the foregoing is true and correct copy OF the
Annual Statement OF the Factors and Traders la
suraace Company, this day filed in my Office.
Given under my hand aud seal OF Office, this
r. a the 9th DAY OF March, 1855.
- \ GWIN,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
DoaEETY & GTLLASPTE,
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"Why is young man like kernel Of
cornr' asked a young lady. Because, =
said another she turns white when be
pops"
"What are pauses?p asked the teacher,
Of the primary class. Things that grow
on cats" piped the small boy 1t the
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II see you advertise goods to be sold
for mere song" said he, as he stepped
into furniture store on Washington
street. "Yes, sir" answered the gentle
manly proprietor. "Well, now, let me
see, like that red plush sofa there, and
| I'll sing you when the Robins Nest
Again, for it." At last accounts he
was able to sit up in bed, and If he con-
tinues to improve he viii probably be
out in week.-Boston Post.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


Mrs. Wilmot, of Union City, Naugatuck
is nearly ninetysix years of age.
Captain Arnold, of the Grays, has a fine
new sword, the gift of Waterbury friends.
Rev. NJ. H. Houghton will speak at Spirit
ualists' hall, 102 Orange street, this Tuesday,
evening.
The Woman's Relief corps, State depart
ment, will hold their annual State conven-
ton at Waterbury on January 80.
On behalf of the Whitney Arms company
Eli Whitney has sent check for $500 for
the Firemen's Benevolent association.
The removal of the machinery of the Can
field Rubber company from Middletown to
the new factory in Bridgeport is now in
progress.
Mr.. F. S. Plat kindly donated twenty-five
boquets made from the choicest flowers to
the New Haven hospital. They were pre-
scented to the veteran soldiers there and
others.
Minor Anslyn had two toes amputated at
the hospital yesterday. He is a brakeman
ON the Consolidated road. Falling off a car
at Bridgeport yesterday his left foot was run
over.
A splendid chance to buy beautiful seal
skin sacque or beaver shoulder cape is offered
at Burgess & Burgess. Being manufacturers
of sealskin sacques they can sell them very
low and will make sacques to order without
extra charge
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
WAR APARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 81, 1851 AN.
For New England, fair colder weather, followed
by slight rise in temperature. westerly winds
rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair, slightly
colder weather. followed by slowly rising tempera-
ture, westerly winds shifting to southerly, rising
followed in the southern portion by falling barom
eter.
For the vicinity of New York city and Phadel-
phia fair, slightly colder weather, followed by
slowly rising temperature.
For Wednesday, local SHOWS rains are indicat-
ed for the districts bordering the Atlantic the
Ohio valley and Tennessee and the lake regions
with warmer weather except in the upper lake
gion, where it will be colder.
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The Run Sttu Continues

At the Centennial ANA. Tea Coz store, 1858
State street. 1t is surprising what business
can be built up on fine goods at lowest prices
and honest representations. A visit to our
store at any time, but especially on every
Saturday, when we offer special induce
ment to introduce our celebrated teas and
coffees, wall give ypn some idea. Every arti-
Gle guaranteed satisfactory or money re-
turned.
N. B. For special inducement next Satur-
day see Saturdays JOURNAL AND COURIER.
i26 st
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-01-27

The New Haven lodge of Elks had large
gathering last evening on the occasion of the
initiation of DIR. w. F. Carver into the lodge.
A number of the brethren were present from
Hartford and other cities, including the dis
trict deputy, George Reynolds. The latter
gentleman congratulated the lodge upon its
growth and prosperity.
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SOCIAL TIMES.
Jolly Gee lSiOns Last Night-The Hes
SEN Vere1n,s Masquerade.

Jolly Gee lsions Last Night-The Hes
SEN Vere1n,s Masquerade.
The first grand sociable of the Cecilian
verein took place in little Germania Hall
last evening. There were forty couples on the
grand march Music by Rosinus, and Capel-
Ia prompted.
The grand masquerade sociable given last
evening by the New Haven Hessen Verein
was grand success. The floor was COM
pletely filed by the masked dancers. Many
fine and varied costumes were worn. Sixty
couples participated in the grand march. At
eleven o'clock the floor was cleared and the
awarding of prizes was begun. There were
three grand prizes; the first, five dollar gold
piece, for the best masked person was divid-
ed between Mrs. Rosa Reiger and Mrs. Els
lin. The latter also took first prize at the
last years masquerade. The second, three
dollars, for best character mask was awarded
to John Augustine; and the third, two dol
lars, for the most comical mask was awarded
to Mrs Conrad Helm, of Fair Haven. Music
was furnished by Rosinus' orchestra, and
Professor John B. Freysinger prompted.
The judges who awarded the prizes were
Messrs. J. B. Freysinger, H. Bussman and
Fritz Ploeger.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-01-27
Rink Matters.

At the Lincoln rink this evening there
will be five-mi1e race between ]. w. Allen,
champion of Fair Haven, and J. Brenney, of
the Winchester Arms company.
Mr.. Eaves, the New York costumer, will
be at the rink to-day.
The Ingerson phalanx and the Merwin
legion will appear in uniforms of the late
presidential campaign at the fancy dress
carnival Wednesday evening at the Dwight
street rink