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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22
THE STATE.

mic.
The Gulf Coast Bsotf-t --.riatiop met
ID Biloxi last .rsak.
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ou,,f-..[I..i-.I pup ''i.'i'l' j" i-'i
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r- IT,. az, ~ q ,,-s4 u 'l~7i
'''' ''''
-. ,-.-l..'.l GUMS aii-s themselves 'y
IT, -, ,, ''''' 81" . ''>
-. .,'' '.., ~. Net7' resident Oh " ASH
''''- iS" Gays ago
The Nicksburg hospital treated 1000
.,.gn'- .a-. year, and turned of 1900, Tor
pol. len F'Hag men were confirmed by Bishop
Ia1mpon lH the Episcopal church at
'"''l.'' APfl ~.
il Of SAID that Pas. Christian has never
looked i9Feller tHau ut present iu it, beau
,''Hi spring attire.
Hon. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia Is
visiting Natchez, and Is the guest of Mr..
Shields, his daughter
&atcaez complains that her voppg pao-
r.. ar. moi wei ar.g..I f-arr H.. IL -
,i the IauteD season.
Ir. WadH.U Iiyin, near W., had
three horses and one COLI kiile5 by
train ou ihe night Of the Gth
rf.. ~.,...f,.....f N ,,,-.,
Win, recently died in i,. ,'. ~ r ,-,s.'
were buried from tha Pr4-b,t.ri., ,t,,rrt,
ju NicE-burg sunday.
ra. ls=, ,....,..,., .t.. ,,r.-r-.,.,
,..,,,.;,.. .,.,,..i '''' ''''ie banner
NJ: D.. -' 10 % ne J" memory Oh
town. who diad l2.f 49, ''''''7 7''i Vi 'ii''
~
:- ~ '""s .'-.e7 % INC = eHlaie college
''..,..-.',,-. ven PHEASANT musical
.,. u'i'ieF the eihelent
. .r' '' '' w. J. ''' -''s',5'I'
q t a.. -I1.f .,'',t 4h1 Pl'4ihg mus Oh
.-, IL. fl- 81, o0G - .',''ne,I 'IuGrS
...,..i.,5 g.. - , ~ 81 81 "o'N 10 De
l"ieEes are a77iau"u~iy plying their vo-
Sl'1' IN 4 a7e'~"ula. Inc store OF Mr.
VI. y. h. CareY was last Wednesday night
relieved oil tHo1sand dollars by them.
a aihraity occurred IN the blacksmith
'H'P5 Oh 't@ L. = lt'3' ON saturday, IN
WIG" " man hAHed Joe frice painfully
"'""''" - D. b'F, WIIhoui any provoca-
u"h'
The Entire Nous club Of Pass Christian
gave very elegant entertainment last
week. Thys.cluJ Is composed of the society
people oil the Coast, and IS a source OF
h'eh ENJOY ment 10 ats members.
q negro girl living near Learned tried
% poison her fathers family lev GAYS
ago, by putting slrychuine in the meat she
was preparing for dinner Fortunately
she put In so much that it made the meat
bitter and no one ate it..
Mr.. Jno d FranLs of ya-t Paint
braatbed his last an SATURDAY r,ornine,
IL is said OF him that he had "all friends
and no enemies He was buried with
military hon0rS, being second command
ing officer ui the West Point Rifles.
RAYMOND has bao, ,,r,.,tI, o,,o;tod -o
Gently ,,,..r tI,.. a,,,,...,-,,,.l. - -,
fbe nei,bbsrbooJ /, has t;Ilad 51n,bar.
of dos and a few r;s,r,fs a,ro a IittIc 'rLiId
WAS left ON fine Gallery II Ito bon,e and
when found n baj besp barriI,I,, r,,r,,rad
bv thjs Wild animal An etf,rt, a. Lin i
are i,n,,-,iIiD,.
f..II
dale R,li,ar co,It,, ,,, H. iZtL 49, "a
Er,sIls.a br,l-e,n.,1 -,
mar, ,,.a- i,,.r,in5.,,,j. al -, IN. -
shall rrieJ r., arrest Kin, he fra5 ,,,,ol ~
otIiasr ,rho r.t,,r,,,l ~, g., Ii;liDJ
Brooks INSTANTLY
ar ,,-.,,
'' - VI itNNOufS nave formed an
t,''' l.'"h f'soc'$''on, WIN MISS
''.'' '.i "' '''7 Ne't' us anu Is 10
''" POO. siFls IN securing an honorable
means OF IEehhooH ana the desire to sus-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22
A Sure Thing.

There are very few things in this life
of which we may be absolutely certain
but this is one of them: that DR.. Pierce's
pleasant Purgative Pellets have no
equal as cathartic in arrangements O
the liver, stomach and bowels They al'
very small and their action is pleasant
cents vial. All druggists.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

G.u. 90. s.. Freeman and family with
Miss I5rI.,t- Hunter, leave for New or
I.au- Tonight.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

The 6elu Band di-aoafsed some Il
their sweet HilsSie la-t night, prior 10 Their
departure for the ill City this morning.,
Mr. I. " WorrelI, an accomplished
druggist, Wbo vas at aae time IN ire en-
pioy eT atsars Hualer Is Harrington. has
resigned h's pft --nl position vain M~ssrs.
ie'i7etier * Co., 60 AXE charge 81 the drug
department in Tie store Of Mr.. q. Y Stew
art at Bro5khaveu. Ia common with Mr
W"rreil many warm friends, We regret
mat his business interests call him away
from jackson, and we commend MIN 10 the
good people 81 BrgOkbaven as an unob-
trusive gentleman worthy Of respect and
confidence. Mr.. 8. J.. Harper, Of Bran
don, a gentleman we'll qualified for the
position, viii succeed M. WoTrelI at the
store Of Iedbet,er E Co.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

SEUrTER having an overstock of that
celebrated MERIDEN QUADRUPLE PLATE,
(not tripls) SILvERwARE, will sell these
elegant and standard goods during the
Summer months lower than can be had
anywhere else.
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No Long Words.

There is no call OF using long words in
speaking of Parker's Tonic. 1t sells on its
merits.and cures by its virtues No family
can make a mistake BY keeping bottle
in the house For coughs, colds and all
troubles of the bowels, stomach, liver and
kidneys, it is exactly what you want. For
yourself, your wife and children.
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r,orTxxo rbou-aud DolIars cash,

1t NRS n a HRID33F- ofiorS . sci her elssa1lE
I've story residence ia SuHHit, Mis-, "u / 8 hail-
road ono hundred and q ht miles from Se~ or
leans EIi.iblv located newly painted sna IA
thorough order me kitchen and flower garden on
premises Possession given Immediately u de-
sired Address above .spi - 'sAat-
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Postal Inspectors to be Examin ed

Postmaster-G General Villas has deter
mined to require applicants for positions
as postoffice inspectors to pass rigid
physical and mental examination to
show their fitness before appointing
them,-W ashington Post.
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Notice to Druggists and Store-keep'

guarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
to destroy and expel worms from the human
body, where they exist, If used according
TO directions. You are authorized to sell
it on the above conditions. David T..
Foutz, Baltimore Nd. For sale at Lemly's
drup stores
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What Il Does.

Almost every lady habitually uses som,
kind of hair dressing. 1t Is a toilet neces
sity. Parker's HAIR Balsam is the best
because it gives gloss and softness; arrest,
falling out; does not soil the most delicate
fabric; Is delieiously perfumed; oools the
head eradicates dandruff, and promotes 5
luIuriant growth
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WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.

eprl22, 'S5-3n.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON. STONE AND BRICK
WORK OF APPROACHES IN JACKSON,
MISS.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, ,
TREASURY Department.
wAsH1SGToN, u. Z, April ioth, 1855 J
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al thi, Ofiet
until p NJ on the ID day Of MAY $50. for fur
nishiug and setting i'm place the fence coping Eat,
and fence posts street curb and brick pavement
also furnish and fix in place all the iron fences
gates. pipe ratings, gratu-S &c, required Tor app
proache- to the Court House Post office Sc. build
ing Jackson, Miss, ia accordance with drawings
and specifications copies Of which and any addi-
tioua information may be had on application al
this office. or the Office of The Superintendent
Bids must he accompanied 10y a certified check
for $500 00 for stone and brick work, aud $50 U0
for the iron work drawn 10 the order of the 'tcrc-
tarv OF the Treasury as a guarantee that the bid
der will enter into contract ii his bid is accepted
and furnish bond equal to the amount OF the con
tract.
Bids received after the time OF opening viii not
be considered
NJ Z. BELL.
april IT, s5-2w. Supervising Architect.
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PARASOLS /!

24-inch Satin Coaching Parasol, black
and colored, $3.50, sold a year ago fol
$3.50.
22inch Black Satin, lined in assorted
colors, paragon frame, 1915, sold a year
ago for $500
22inch Satin, with all silk lace, silk
lined in assorted colors, $3.50, sold a
year ago for $500.
24-inch Black Silk-paragon frame
solid bamboo stick, 1926, worth $3.50
24-inch Black oilisia, lined, trimmed
in lace, $l.75, usual price $3.50.
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PROPOSAL FOR PAINTING. POLISHING AMI
GLAZING, AT JACKSON, MISS
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

- EAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVEI
- at this office until p VI, uu she .-tB dav o
April l>s5 for all tho pain ing polishing and glazing
required Tor the Court House, Pe<t-Duce. etc n
Jackson, lfss., i'm accordance with speci hcation
copies of winch and ANY additional Information
may be had app. icaiion at this office the 0fet
of the Superintendent
Bids must be accompanied by certified check
for $500 90, drawn the order of the Secretary OF
the Treasury a guarantee that the bidder vii. en-
ter into a contract, If his bid j. accepted and fur
niSh a bond equal 70 the amount Of the cautraot
Bids reeeiyed after the time of opening viii not he
considered
NJ F. BELL, Supervising Architect.
b anl Is. ,S5-2w.
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NOTICE.

CHICAGO, March 81, 1Ss-5.
Commencing "wednesday April lst aud until
further notice, the Illinois Central Railroad will
sell excursion tickets from jackson, Miss, 10 New
Orleans and return to parties OF three OF more on
one solid ticket, at rate Of 500 per passenger.
Tickets good TO retura within ten days from date
OF sale. a. II. HANSON,
April : 'S5-tf.1 General Passenger f gen
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FOR SALE.


EnA Or ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
AOO acres OF valuable Farm land, four u4iles
west from jackson. near the NzreheE, jackson x
Coiu4ubus T. T. AboaI - acres an ina CuiJi ystjeu-
he tract i reached 10y good read>. J. accessible t.
eh urclsS and school houses Terms cheap for
el>h ARMY 20 MRS : J. JONES
an y - OF jackson, Mis-.
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The Atlanta Constitution.

In long article relating to the B. B. B.,
of that city, says:
The Blood B I'm Company started one
year ago with $4,000, but 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 will supply themselves
at once.
1t is said to be the only specific and per-
manent blood poison remedy offered, Civ
ing entire satisfaction in all cases before
one bottle has been used For Blood Dis
eases, Kidney Troubles, Scrofula, Catarrh.
old Ulcers and Skin Diseases, try one bot
tie of B. B. B.
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y.1nnhle Farm for Sale

ak ACRES, THREE HUNDRED UNDER
OAS fence. about 200 II which Is bne ba t3ofa
land, balance in timber pine, oak ana cypress
nae dwelling: roams. outhou>es. cribs and sta
hlt->: Running water splendid we'll water. nice
locality: dne garden Young orchard; good range
for stock. enough timber "a pay Tor the place II
pHt into lunlher- p " E>iEil-
I aprf H. - ell Summit. Pike Go Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

REMEMBER that you can buy Middle
sex Blue Flannell suit for 800 at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM
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Regular Prices
SHIRTS !!

Reinforced, Linen bosom.........5O cts
Wamsutta Muslin, Linen bosom,
collar, band and cuffs, extra
stayed, patent back.............75 cts
You generally psv $1.OO for it.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

g-g- BIDS will be received at the Chan
Gerry Clerks office in Brookhaven for build
ing a Courthouse until LIST Monday in
May. 1885. Plan on file in my office.
J. NJ. MARTIN,
April 15,'S5-2w.l Chancery Clerk.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

The boss unlaundried shirt-three ply
lineu-reinforced bosom for scots at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In Chancery Court Kinds County--First District.
ANNIE NJ. MOODS Er ALL
No. 5s6 vs..
gro. NJ. KLEIN EFT AL
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE
Y OF the said Chancery Court, rendered in the
above cause on the nth day of March, \. u. 1Ss5.
wherein and whereby the undersigned appoju-
a. Klein, deceased, 10 execute by said decree
directed the provisions OF a certain deed of trust
from shepherd Brown, survivor of tine firm 81 Brown
n Johns ton to said Klein, trustee dated Septon-
her 18th 1860. and recorded in the Record ot Deeds
of said Kinds county. at Raymond, ia Book %,
page -, the undersigned viii on
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

10 YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY RIGHT
IL NOW?? Ministers, teachers, ladies, and
young men, in fact all classes, can procure
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT, during all or
any part of their time, by addressing b. =.
Richmond, "a, who give SPECIAL TERMS
on MOST POPULAR and FAST SELLING
BOOKS and BIBLES at lowest prices.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

The lecture Of Mrs. Wells, in the Hall
oj Representatives, Monday evening, was
well worth the close and critical attention
IL received from the large audience pres
emit. Mrs Wells is the President Of the
w. c. 4. e., OF Indiana, and has been do
ing noble work throughout our State, for
some months past. Her lectures are re-
pletc with truth and earnest reason and
delivered in a style OF quiet dignity, well
betting the women she represents. That
she is intensely interested in the cause
she so ably advocates, is evinced in the
fact that she has left her friends in far
distant State, to come TO our Southland,
and oy her kindly words OF interest and
warning to rouse orr women to quicker
action IN the cause so dear to every fire.
side. Mrs. Wells addressed large audi
ence, which paid her the compliment OF
very close attention, aud closed by APP
pointing a meeting OF the Temperance
Union OF this city, in the Methodist
church, Tuesday morning Mrs. Irwin, OF
Columbus, who was TO have lectured here
with Mrs. Wells, was prevented from being
present by sickness.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

DoS'T forget it, Straw Hats from 5cts to
50. so for the best at the
CAPITAL. CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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a PPLiGAHTs FOR OFFICE under present Adj
IA ministration MATERIALLY AIDED ia their
applications, requisite examinations, etc, AnBapo-
lis and West Point included Iuclnse stamp. +.
II. DONEHUE date OF War Department, Box
2259. Denver. Colorado
April 1, 's5-lm.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

Hon /. +. Montgomery, Of Madison,
-peat Monday In the city.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

Mrs. Patterson, oi Mumlord-viIle, Ky.
Is iu the city the guest oi Mr. E5bt Mil
lar.
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EABIUS.

MY WRITINGS AGAINST PROHIBITION
vi with other pieces, are now in pamphlet form
at The CLARION office a copy OF which can b.
had by any one desiring 10 read it, by applying I,
that office free Of charge, and postage paid at my
expense. FABlIS.
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exam WILL BY \ NICE LITTLE PLACE
E1DNU nineteen acres of land. Two frame dWelI-
ing houses. I've rooms each splendid new uaru,
tjigy house, negro cabin. ana good garden. Weuii
make magnificent fruit and vegetable farm siuu-
ated II t'allman GA the J. e. r. X four miles >outh
OF Crystal springs Cepiah County For further in
formation apply - Ma. JoHN DAY. the Vegetable
King nj crystal springs Miss, ov to
DIR. J. GLIB ERT
aprll5. S56t- MeNair Jefferson &C.. Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

NOR THE SUMNER MONTHS, COMMENCING
Il JULY IsT. References given Address
T. T. MARTIN, Clinton, Miss
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Mrs. i. J.. WoH,rI +. visiting be
daughter I'D DolIn'n.
Hon l.. r. Nontgomerv If Nad;-o,
spent Monday I'm the citv.
-rl. ,.-...s,ifr,. 81 o,,- 90. t-..t..-
5..rfI.. f..-..r- r..vt i-.,,.
.
..-,ta C,a.a, L,. - a ,'. -.''
-
Judge Luke Lea departed M5nda,
night % take ia the Great Worli's Fair.
Mrs. Patterson. ri AInmlsrd.yiIle. XIV.
rs iu the city th. guest vi Mr.. E5bt. AflI-
lsr.
,.,,.,.
air' D.. l' .iI''an'1 oil 'Le ''5en"aa ,ss'-
dav.
Capt j. T. IHtu=. p. Newton, was in
'.e .... yesterday and paid The CLAHl9&
E..
-H.--t.at to-day At s'eamsn's Red
stag store. Iu P.aIn linen and daua~k
sn.as
.l.....
....... ''t','5 ', N''h,''' h-'
j.. ~Hr.....
'T.u. 90. freeman anl family with
..au- Tonight.
The welding bells Will ring right
usrr.E .n-mHUH" nigHL from ihe beliFF Oh
'He IeiuoInf church.
DO. ...
'''.'' 10. 'i.' =.''. ODD .'I %'."'
.l thi- State and Tenn il visiting }Ir-.
John t.l0i-.
%. "."' ''' -''" cage ,iI' ,,>i-'iIt
'.' .' .'.. ''.. f3't "' -'I' 'is''
-a'' -.''. was t'-.''''t NI'"h Gown ot
'Ir "'NH 'N4 -HiIt'f'd mo ID Thousand
Dir. 'H''ir- VI 'n-hip, JF,. oil ~. raul
W 'a". gotta. "s. .I'P panied ny hi' beautiful
... "+.- as on ''-iJ t' '5'
..."'t .. .''' '-'''e'1 '''' " ID. -N"n-"lr
. '' ...-'
p....r- wishing n, iafn tbe second
..... f.. -..rarrrfht- ara. r,.,ne.f.d 81, call
.''-.' nun w. - lo-''l
..' 't OBJ i' "''' young
.... . i- "''
a.... ,,... ,.,,..,,..l I,-, ,...r In.
.ft f-r,, ,.-l, .r.r.-f,frirsrrr -.s,,,.r,lI..,,f
Kim, E.rg.r,r g.l.. v4. ~. ,..t. T., tbe
.r..-..ua. Ta. result of her ob-a--
...r..g lar ,- ,.,.r ip , l.tI.r ,.. ,C,rr
W. H.-. received fIris week rb. copr-
I.-..I au invitation ts attend tine Herme-
llgu Anniversary of Mississippi COLLEGE al
clinton. Friday evening next. for which
... -a...-g ,,riI accent our thanks and
GOOD wishes for the occasion
The lire bells, sounding IN the wee
.H' hours "i Monday morning brought
ing house, q store owned by q coIored man,
Has totally destroyed, there being no water
u.lr with which Ca cNtiuguish IT,
He mem ',f7 Oh 'em iire company
N". z. are to-day enjoying the hospitality
". ine IuWuiN no =, OIL \lcNsDurg The
EXCURSION ls The uF-J oil the season, and
"Hl DOUBTLESS prove as pleasant as the en-
'e',Numcn,- oil tins company always are
TI...... ..t.....,-..,. .,,..l r,.;i
~ wv - i.., NJ Wv .'''u l'.'.'
~ W, ~ ''o I'M IN
~ "'', "
H. depot Tor the ~'I, Gi ASFic"i'ur'i M
p.'HlHn',, corona coal Ilme' cement pas
i.fr Hre-'rieSi ufe-ai'yr halr' NC
wi, ..,..,..;... az, ..a,I- 90 NJ I,
'.... afr. Zf"r,,t.,,'s &c a. the 7.dies
I,,.... ...i.,,,,,.I..,i and b,, Iarra stoc. |
~ t..rrif,.I COOL. ti,is seascn il I'm keen. |
5r.. With b.r biob rsupl,firn for stvle |
..-,,t and r,,g.r,,t. rtsr.ss
The singing nj the PRESBYTERIAN church /
Is-t sunday was something yerv much
b.ynnd rb. ordinary church music. A duet
was acknowledgements bvNr. Hunter and /
Miss Bailey. and in the solo Ashamed of I.
T., stNf 49, rsI,., ,s..t -,..r,,,.I l,,,i.ttaIly I
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

We call attention in this issue to the
extensive advertisement of that extensive
house. Friedman Is Abraham's Clothing
Emporium. This firm has in stock an
elegant line OF goods, suited to every taste
and purse. and their continued success as
the largest clothing house in the city, Is
we'll m,rited.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

I'm View of the Rapidly Growing
u taste for beverages made of gin, the purity and
palatabeness of
WOLFE's SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
specially commend themselves to the public. 1t
can be readily used in any amalgamation that it
would form admirable constituent of all mixed
or fancy drinks. 1t is also an invaluable adjunct
OF the sick ROOM and is very ehcacious in hot So
sedative and anti -spasmodic Those who are neces-
STATED TO use stimulants cannot take a mildsr or
less hurful one than the SchnaPps In all cases OF
dyspepsia it has proved most successful agent as
its gently stimulating properties materially aid the
process of digestion and facilitate the assimilation
of food, while in kidney troubles it is absolute
specific, having been pronounced BY medical ex-
perts to be unquestionably adjuretie as well as a
tonic To insure, however, obtaining the genuine ar
ticle ask for WoIfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schuapps,
and look for the significant initials.
apl22, 's5-e.o.w. W. A. :.
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Mrs j. J.. Wod,rI +. visiting her
daughter 100 C0riuth.
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NAME. DEsoRIPTro,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

-M r. J.W.Eucbausu of the Grenada Sen
tHa, gave u- 90 very pleasant call on Non
Hav-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

Mrs. Mary Louisa McLemore died al
her residence in this city on Thursday
April 10th, in the fity-hrst year OF her
age. She had been in bad health Tor Some
wears and was confined to bed about three
weeks before her death. Size was = ocnsis-
tent member Of the Methodist church and
died with calm trusting faith. She
leaves two children and a large circle OF
relatives 10 mourn her loss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND!
SCHOOL WANTED

A GOLD RING OWNER CAN HAVE SAME
~ by applying at this Office, proving property,
and paying for this advertisement.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

Miss Auaa Neal, OF Clinton, Is visiting
Mrs Erh0a
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

There will be an entertainment by the
West Jackson Cleaners, at the West Jack
son engine house in this city Friday even
ing, April 9th ut $ o'clock p. m. The
program Ia well selected and very interest
ing. and we presume win be witnessed by
% large audience. Admission price twenty
five cents.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

The members of the Ladies' Guild,
viii, on Thursday evening, give one OF the
most charming of summer entertainments,
Martha Washington Tea Party, at the
Mansion. Not only VIII the young ladies
in attendance upon the tables be attired in
costumes familiar TO the Mother of their
country, but the minuet, and all the other
stately, graceful dances OF We olden time
will bee INDUCED in by the dancers. The
unique style OF the entertainment, and the
fact that the ladies OF the Child have il
under their control, is enough TO insure q
large number in attendance.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

We call attention this week TO Mrs. T..
Murphys handsome display of spring mil
iiuery Mr.. Nurphy's taste, as the ladies
kFov, is always good, and her large stock
of beautiful goods this season is in keep
ing with her high reputation for style,
worth. and moderate charges.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

The singing ut the Presbyterian church
Ia-t SUNDAY was something very much
b.sund che ordinary church music. A duet
was admirablyreudercd byNr Hunter and
Miss Bailey. aud ia the solo ASHAMED of
Jesus. VI -- E8iyy'- voice seemed unusually
mlI ol exquisite sweetness and pathos.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22

Capt. r. +. Pettu= OF Newton. was ia
..a .If. yesterday, and paid THE CLAHlgS
wish.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-22
Loc4L AN oTHE& NOTES.

Ms. Bralah wate il. visiting the civ