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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-15

Dress shoes for children are particularly
pretty this summer, with their delicate lace
and ribbon rosettes matching their frocks; if
barred in front, small beaded buttons orna-
ment each bar. Elegant boots for the little
ones are closed with buttons or laces suiting
their toilette or its trimmings If colored
boots are worn the buttons must be shade
darker or of two agreeing hues, harmonizng
with the bonnet, trimmed in the same style.
Low quartered shoes are very fashionable
both for little girls and their .mammas.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
Creditors Notice Estate Of Michael
Connolly.

4 Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the estate Of Michael Counelly, deceased, are
hereby notified that Joshua Green, on 12th day OF
June, 1885, qualified Executor of said estate and
they are requested 10 exhibit such claims TO- and
have them registered by the Clerk of the Chaneery
Court of Kinds County, First District. state OF
Mississippi, within year. they win be barred
June 12fh, 1885 JOSHUA GREEN,
iunef- ,Ss-sv Executor.
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Adjusting steel Flows.

A pillow to run easily for either man or
team should be set so that the bottom of the
pillow viii rest fiat, the point neither turning
down nor up. Some farmers never get the
hang of adjusting steel plows, and we have
known them to throw ASIDE valuable nipple
ments as worthless for lack OF "a little skill
In djusting them to run easily.
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Swamp Lands for Sale.

JACKSON, Miss, May %, 1885.
LyOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS THE SWAMP
Il Lands Of the State of Mississippi viii be Of
fered for sale at 81 90 per the total amount
OF acres being 600 and situated in the following
counties: Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Greene.
Perry, Marion, Lawrence, Covington, Jones, Jas
Pike, Amite, Wilkinson, Adams, franklin. Clai,
borne, Warren, Madison, Leake, Alfalfa, Neshoba
Winston, Sharkey, Yazoo and Issaauena List of
the lands showing the area of each county, will he
furnished the Clerks of their respective counties
shortly: List will be furnished on application to
tnls once p NJ. DOHERTY,
myZf, oo-6od Com'r Swamp Lands.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
To b H. EvEKs. GEO. r. PHILLIPS AND WIN. :
MARSHALL, DEFENDANTS
NyoU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO AP-
j pear before the Chancery Court of the County
of Kinds First District in said State at Rules, on
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CoMPTRoLLER OF THE
CURRENCY.
VUash;,,,o, A,rsl 1ot1, IcaE

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE)
CURRENCY.
Washington, April 10th, 1885.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented +
the undersigned, it has been made to appear tina
s'The First National Bank of Jackson" in the Cit,
of Jackson, in the county of Kinds and State Q
Mississippi, has complied with all the provisions
the Revised Statues OF the United States, requires
to be complied with before association shall b
authorized to commence the business of Banking.
Now therefore, | HENRY w. CANNON, Comp
troler of the currency do hereby certify that eth
First National Bank of Jackson" in the City c
jackson, in the county of Kinds and State of Mis-
sissippi is authorized to commence the business G
Banking provided in section Fifty-one hundre
and sixty-nne of the Revised Statutes of the Unite
States. In testimony whereof, witness my han
and seal of Office this 10th day of April, 1885.
H. w. CANNON, Comptroller of the Currency.
seal No. 1892.
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MEDICAL.
Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Of
weight in the back loins and lower part OF the ALB
domen, causing the patient to suppose he has some
ELECTION OF the kidneys or neighboring organs Al
times symptoms of indigestion present, hatu-
lency uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiraton, producing very disagreeabl'
itching after getting warm, Is a common attendant
Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles, yield at t.
the application of DIR. Bosanko.s Pile Remedy
which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the Tumors, allaying the intense itching, anS
efecting permanent cure. Price so cents. Ad
dress The DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o
Sold by Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
I
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Beecher ON Butter Cloths.

II is not known to many of our readers
that forty years ago Henry Ward Beecher
was eiitor of an agricultural paper in In
dianapolis Here is some of his wisdom,
which is as pat now as IN was then. Do any
farmers wives in our part of the world
make their customers eat butter out of cid
unGergarmentsi
ssThe comparative degrees Of butter are
horrible, bad, tolerable We seldom see any
butter in the market which merits higher
term Vast quantities exposed for sale and
bought upon compulsion, and eaten through
dire necessity, would, in New York or
Philadelphia, never be quoted as but
ter, but only as grease. Sour, bitter
cream, from dirty receptaeles, yields
butter depraved from the very churn,
but lard being added and butter
milk not subtraeted, it travels to market 10
hot weather, and its charms are exposed in q
very melting mood. Oh, for reformation
in the daryl While old farmers hunt good
breeds OF cows, we hope young farmers will
find breed OF wives who shall know that
there is such virtue as cleanliness. The
practice of rolling butter in linen cloths Is
not good. In warm weather it sticks and
in all weather butter takes peculiar taste
from the cloth Besides, though we believe
IN saving old shirts, we don't like the econ
ony Of tearing them up for butter-rags. AT
any rate, it beh0oyes US TO know out OF whose
undergarment we are eating, for. we sup
pose. even cannibals have choice OF what
men they shall eat.
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list Monday of August. 1ss5.

70 defend the suit in said court of Mrs Belle
BALDWIN wherein YOU are defendants.
Witness my hand aud seal OF said Chancery Cour
-, hereto attached al Office at Jackson, Mis-
IL 81 sissippi. this June 18th, 1855.
W. 7. RATLIFF, Chaneery Clerk
ftne17 .S5-4w
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Saturday JuIy Is 1855
CHANCERY NOTICE.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To ELIZABETH BURNS AND ED. BURNS.
UoU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO APP
i pear before the Chancery Court OF the Firsi
District of Kinds County, Mississippi, on the
I'd Monday of September A. d., 1885
at the Chancery Court Room, City of jackson, Mis-
sissippi and show cause, if any you can, why tn,
final account of John Cleary, Executor. fled il
estate of John Burns, deceased should not be al
lowed and recorded and he be discharged.
Witness my signature and seal of said CHANGER,
Court at office at jackson, Mississippi
L. 81 this June 4th, 1885.
W. T. RATLIFF,
June 8, 5.5t. Chancery Clerk.
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Improved Plantation for Sale !

NEAR ROCKY SPRINGS-NINE MILES FROM
IN CARLISLE, on n. j. r. r. 300 acres, all un-
der fence, 100 acres in cultivation. balance well
numbered. Elegant dwelling rooms, beautiful
yard OF shrubbery and flowers, with stable, barn
carriage house and four good tenemen houses Ex-
cepiionally healthy, good school and church con-
venient. Price, S3,060-three payments. or 81 500
cash Address GEO. p. MCLEAN,
Julyl, o5-5m" Rocky Springs. Miss
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No end of things has been written about
the Bartholdi statue of liberty. But they
have mostly been written for grown people.
Nobody has taken pains to write short
clear account of the monument for the
young people this summer
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Gloves.
A FASHIONABLE STYLE

Gloves were never handSomer than they
are now There never was more variety in
style, either. They are not worn quite so
long and wrinkled above the wrist as they
were. They are still long, however, and
for party dresses with shoulder strap sleeves
they come to the top of the arms. Some of
the gloves hanging in the shop windows are
quite as long as stockings.
One fancy is for kid gloves with lace tops,
like that shown in the illustration. The
glove is of undressed kid. and the lace
matches it in color For evening dress,
gloves match the dress in light colors, or
they are of some mildly contrasting shade.
They are OF undressed kid, which comes
exquisitely soft and delicate, both in hue
and finish For street, church, theater and
carriage wear the glove remains just what
it has been for months, a soft tan-color of
undressed kid, with a moderately long
wrist
SILK mitts, with tops long and short, are
also worn to a considerable extent. The
popular colors for these are black, gray,
fawn-color. white and bright brown. To
take the place of kid skins in hot weather
there are really handsome silk and Isle
thread gloves in the fashionable shades-tan-
color, gray, fawn-color, brown and creamy.
For purposes of wear the glove made of silk
ana llHe1 UllAeU Is EHe OcSJ O1oseo VI SILK
or thread are always worn with wash fabric
frocks.
Except the lace tops, the hand coverings
this season are noticeably plain. They are
elegant in material, but not loud in pattern,
as the fashionable stockings are. They are
cheap, too, in all the common grades. 1t i:
surprising how good and pretty cotton
glove may be bought for Is to % cents.
Picturesque Seaside Costume.
A pretty seaside suit is of white f1anne
garnished with lines of gold braid put on in
rather novel conceit. On one side the
! drapery is Topped gracefully. alsoin the bacl
| end across the front. On the left side is q
deep panel, extending from the waist line tC
the lower edge of the skirt, and this panel il
almost covered with perpendicular lines o.
braid put on in clusters of three and fiv'
bars of the gold braid alternating the on
with the other until the panel is full. Th'
upper garment consists of jacket with
vest The fitted vest is closed with gol(
buttons; the jacket has plating in thu
back, so arranged as TO show tiny portion
of uncut velvet facing, and the open front
are trimmed with cluster lines of the mar
| row gold braid put on in the same manne
as it is on the panel. The standing collar o
| velvet and the cuffs are also finished witt
| rows of gold braid.
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RELIABLE
Rr1ne oysRsrocKEp WITH
THE OLD

BEING ovERsTocKED WITH
Waltham, Elgin, Rockford, and
other best grades of Gold and Silver
Watches; Diamonds, and other
Solid Gold Jewelry, ROLLED GOLD
JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware,
Clocks, etc. will sell the above dur
ing the Summer at prices loaoer than can
be had at any other time, or any'cher'
else
Seutter's is, as always, headquar
tiers for the Best Spectacles ant
Eye Glasses, and Largest Stock il
in this State.
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Bathing Suits.

We present here two types of bathing
suits. They become more and more fanciful
every wear
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-15

The Carib population are mixed Indian
and negro race along the Atlantic coast of
Guatemala. They are vicious, lazy and
thievish. and every man has three wives. For
clothes they wear almost as nearly nothing
as Adam and Eve did before the fall
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LIST Monday of August, 1885,

at Rules to defend the suit in said court OF The
Central Iithographing and Engraving Company,
wherein you are defendant
Witness my hand and seal of said Chancery Court
hereto attached, at Office at jackson, Mis-
Il. 81 sissippi, this June 18th, 1885.
W. T. RATLIFF, Chancery Clerk
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FABIUS,

All who wish to read my pamphlet against Prohi-
piton can procure copy or copies my expense by
application to The CLARION Office or to me at Pale
Alto, Miss, at any time prior the State Conyen-
ton, August 18th. H L. RtTRKITT
may27-ff-
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JEWELER
The Old Standard and Celebrate,

The Old Standard and Celebrated
Meriden Silver Plate Co, and II.
Middletown Silver Plate Comnsrr
(eyery visitor will recollect their gOrveo,,
Exhibits at the Great Philadelphia o,.,n.
niai,l Manufacture Strictly Quadrupls.
Plate silverware, mot triple, Of IN.
surpassed Elegance, Taste and D,iraBa,
They are represented in Jackson Nru
by E. V. SEUTTER only; and who No,
offers during the dull Summer months III.
contents of his Showcases, oyercrowds5
with this Superior Silver-Wsre.-
LISTEN Regardless of profits
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-15
Picturesaue Seaside Costume.
For Little BOYS and Girls.

Little boys of 3 years and upwards wear
princess dresses with long paletots pleated
at the back for walking; it does seem
strange, but both wraps are SO much alike
that only the round hat or capote distin-
guishes enc sex from the other. 1t should be
understood that girls princess dresses are
more elegant, and trimmed with embroidery,
also lined with colored silk Jackets for
boys of or years are cut variously, and
their principal ornaments are buttons which
are even sewed on to the tabs at the edge of
these, and in fact everywhere possible .
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY VIRTUE of decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court of the United States for the southern
District of Mississippi, the 18th day OF May, A
D., 1855, in cause therein pending, wherein
Allen Nugent Co., were compliments, and J. ID
Keith, administrator of Samuel Herd, deceased,
and Others defendants, the undersigned special
Commissioner appointed by said decree, will on
Saturday, July Is, 1885,
In front of the new Government Building at jack
son. Mississippi during legal hours, sell at public
outerv to the highest bidder for cash. the following
described lands wit: Store house lot twenty-five,
and lots sixty-nine, seventy and seventy-one IN
the town of Decatur, Newton county, Mississippi,
together with the Improvements thereon; also the
southwest quarter of section seven, township
seven range twelve, east; the southeast quarter OF
section twelve, township seven range eleven, east
the east half OF northwest quarter, section twelve
same township and range; the east half OF north
west quarter of section thirteen, same township
and range; and the northwest quarter OF section
twenty the northwest quarter of section seventeen
the east half of the southwest quarter OF section
seventeen, and the southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter of section seventeen, same township
and range all of said lands lying and being in the
county of Newton, State OF Mississippi.
J. NJ. MCKEE,
Special Commissioner.
NUGENT & McWTLLIE, Solicitors for Complain
49,,
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Facts of Interest,

Sir Henry Thompson's striking paper on
''Vegetarianism" in The Nineteenth Century
is republished in the Popular Science
Monthly
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To B. H. EvkRs, DEFENDANT.
NOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO AP-
Il pear before the Chancery Court of the County
of Kinds, First District, in said State, ON the
4 = &C.
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Iostetter's Stom.

Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, as a spe-
cific for indigestion,
stands alone. When
the resources of the
pharnlacopoeia have
been ex hausted, with
out, at least, doing
more than mitiga-
ting the complaints
course Of this whole
some ston a chic
effects a perfect and
permanent cure. In
all cases OF dyspepsia
the liver is more or
less disordered, and
upon this important
gland the Bitters act
with regular dis
tinctness, regulating
and invigo ratin z
every secretive and
bodily and mental
druggists and Deal
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b population are a mixed Indian

Star dust to the weight of f. $50 pounds falls
from the atmosphere to the earth's surface
every year The earth is slowly growing
Under the circumstances
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-03

proving on account Of % surplus in staple,
ThcIt Is another decline. We quote fu-duy
Shectinl-StundHrd "A brown shcrtln-. such
a. Augusta, etc. &c. "A aud 1-> iu proportion
priut,--Rciug late iu the season fall prints
are held at Irregular prices desirable >taildAi 4
prints such rs Hamilton Aliens ana Amer
lean fancy are quoted at .r. and tastletou 5
aud similar STYLES NJ Sc, simpson : suAiplA.
~. and Washington oil red SIC
Prices In bleHched goods uykiuss. hickory
iuckiug, etc. remain unchanged aud are
quoted RS follows
Blgachud sheetiug-CrcA U.s. be- Llhcrty --S.
bc. pauntless "a. Gtc Western product, 4.i.
7t.c Lockwood 4 n l. a. sac Mason Vile 4.t.
ys,c Hin Al, ", DwightJ.t Ice
Cambria uuslliu-Lousdale. II re pinmuni
MIL S.
Ducss-Glgucsster SC; West Point loc INST
efu Star. lie.
Colorado ducks-Moutaup C. Zoe Maumup t
loLc. Moutaup A A l2c NJutaup Ky. l.-l ;
Muutaup blue l2lsu. Nuutuup checked Hu.l
striped, he, Faust b ui.a Lewiston y ID
stripes l5c
TicAiug-Amoskens G. a. l1c. Amoskoas g.
lic Amoskeug q. he C0rdl, D., lt..e Cords
ard -, Qc; standard + loo. Palmer >o.
Hickory stripes Hamilton HE. Rock River
&c omega .luisc. Fastuu lD',c
Fruit. Poultry. Game, Etc.
Apples no TO 500 per hurt.'.
Lemons uJ tu i.iu per box.
sweet pOtatues-11c To uV per buAhel
Onions. 30 per barrel
Fotutoes--Per hushel lp To- l.l0
Cabhagc-Per crate, Is 90 3 DID,
to SO
Eggs-lic per Io4eu.
Butsr--~ho.0e western, q 90 y-c country. ~
10 1jc
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5urksl Jacks!! Jncksll!
Kentucky aud lcuuc--ce thorough
bred du. large black jacks, raised ON
my ranch To- hire out o. sell
JoHN Ii. BAKER, Crawford, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-03

~rurgi> Il Go. sill hold down the
price OF 1oOts aud SHOES.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-03

Special bargain sae oi ladies un-
dsrlyoar thi, week at
Snu90r Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-03

All who need Tine boots md shoe,
should call on K. T.. ~turgi- a. Co.
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IrietOr.

| Voc.
| ns 80
+ siues
| ndbaP,
| pOpsgt
l. Pubai'
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N.N yrI.,.- ..r.. --p.t cotton
9-ci e.ss Iu.'.t...s HH..- .,i
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= y TNV0TT'VI7TT-T y 40
Louisville, Kg.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-01-24
County Courts.

The January term Of Salem county
Courts begin in Salem Oh Tuesday.
Judge Reed charged the Grand jury as
to their duties as officers Of the court,
and that the personal knoNledgeof any
member Of the grand inquest is sufh-
cient 10 bring a cause before them, for
investigation. He also stated that the
question Of bribery at election would
probably come before them. The poor
accommodations of the court o and
it's miserable ventilation which, he
said, was a menace to every one who
was compelled to attend court, was
brought to the attention of the Grand
Jury.
The Grand Jury in their present.
ments recommended that early steps
should be taken by the Board of Free
holders to have the Court House enlar-
ged and the ventilation improved for
the comfort and health for those who
were required to transact business at
the county seat. Seven bills of indict-
ments were found, 10 case being found
against any one for bribery at eletion.
Joseph J. French and Jos. f. Tall
men, of Elmer, were granted license to
keep hotels.
\ milk case of the State VS.. John NJ.
Powers, of l., Penns Neck, who was
charged with selling adulterated milk
was tried. The milk when tested last
August, by the State Inspector did not
show the requisite number of solid al
though Mr.. Powers declared most I'M
phatically that it had not been adlHter-
ed. The trouble is that the standard
is too high.
There is little business before the
Court this term.
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EONES GINEN AWAY.

LADIES GUIDE TO FANCY WORk-Con-
talrs over 23 handsome Illustrations, 81 large
3 colunn r8r,s. nicely bound. 1t ic the only
practical Instructor ia Fancy work. With il, rs
n Guide. yon can ua6e hundreds of beautiful
things tor adorniug sour hcdHe, or presents for
Your friends al 4 u'arg expense. Every lady
Is delighted with it.Ss there isTno fancy wo.k
bat that shc can accomplish by its aid,
LADIEa' PRIVATE COMPANION A com
plete work on womauhood. II touches upon
every subject Of interest to a wife, mother, OF
daughter. Gives The advice ard Information so
many times desired Ly ladies', bat which mod
csty prevents Ler ASKING Il physician Of tie
opposite sex. Na&GH IT'S Wight IN GOLD to
egayy enc suffering lrom any OF tAosa weakness
IF The sex. Illustrated and bond in cloth.
Regular price Sl.5e,J
Fun AND CANpY.-A han3 lae As page
bool f.H.r. low 10 make over 100 kinds Of
c.ndiss and OTHER sweet tlipgs n home. Should
bem Amci!yda Household, Irregular price 50c.)
THEE, UaEWT"H.-An jiustratcd domestic
iaun5ai, sc~oted To- What TO Wear How to
Cook. Fancy NotE, Household Matters
and every subject of interest 10 all American
ady. Irregular price, tt.2))
SEND 20 cts. and receive The Housewife or
/ trial for six months. and any one Of above hooks
free, or sl.0o and receive it for one entire year,
and an Of above boo! $ fTce. This is for new
SUBSCRIBERS oIly, who send row. address. Ike
HOUSEWIFE, NUnd", y. Y.
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The Ha@kSl3a4nre-

The Legislature reassembled on Mon
day evening when the committees we're
announced. President Schenck, Of the
Senate. gave sixteen committees to the
control Of the Republicans and fifteen
to the Democrats. When this was
known, Speaker Arm trong Of the u.s.
scmbly %remodeled his committees in or
der to counterbalance the maiorities
given the Democrats in the Senate on
some joint committees. The commit
eos gave generally satisfaction although
the Democrats regretted that the advan-
tage gained under Schenck's rule was
lost in the Assembly. On Tuesday
afternoon u joint meeting was held when
Chls. 4. Butt, present incumbent, was
elected State Director of the United
Railroads; John +. Post, of Morris
County, Caleb G. Pancoast, Of Glouces-
ter. and David wainwright, Of Essex,
were elected State Prison inspectors.
Seven Police Justices of Newark and
several hundred commissioner of Deeds
were also elected.
About one hundred and fifty bills
have been introduced into the Legisla-
ture and Il appropriating $4,000 for
the expense of the State at New Orleans
has passed the Assembly, being the
first bill to pass either House this year.
A committee of the Republican caucus
is preparing a law to deprive the
Governor of the appointing power in
every possible instance and confer it
upon the Leg stature in joint session.
From - to 100 appointment can be
taken from the Governor by such law.
On Wednesday both Hoses adjourned
until Monday night.
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The debt of 9lO00 which rests on-the
Broadway NJ. u Church, Salem, is to
lao uoiI soon


The debt of al000 which rests'on-th'
Broadway NJ. II. Church, Salem, is to
be paid soon.
The first regular meeting rUf The
Salem County Historical Society WILDE
held in Salem on Tuesday, January. p,
at which several very interesting pa
pers will be read by those appointed.
Hon. Z. A. Armstrong, present
speaker Of the Assembly, was horn at
Woodstown, aud commenced the prin-
ting trade ia the Register office bat
afterg ards abandoned it, 70 study law.
Woodstowu Creamery took in last
year 2,07G, 2l0 pounds Of milk, equal to
$50, 484 quarts. At two and 4 half
cents per quart, an average price, that
would make nearly S21 600 distributed
among the dairymen thCreabouts.
The two masted schooner Anna Dor
ton is supposed to be lost. The vessel
sailed from Orch,llo, South Amaiica, on
Oct. ,. 1884 aud was expected TO arrive
1T Salem by Nov, /, with Il cargo OF
guano for Lindzry & Sickler, of Salem.
Not the slightest trace has been receiy-
ed from her.