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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

4 w
VIE W til sprawie.
Sfvdodeh:- W; chodzqc z kos
c'ola sfyszaiem, jak Gryszkie-
"Icz mowil, re pojdz'e do zy-
d%, kup;G sobje su,t.
Sedza:-Jak to- temu 4y-
dow groz'l Gryszkiewlcz, lie
90 zabje ~ ten nowy suit?
(OgoIny sm'echD
S~tadeh::-No.... ME-. ale....
Sedzm:- Go ale! - czy to
wszyslko CO wiesz?
S~tra2e%:- Wszystko!
Sqd-iu:- sviadek, dru-
q Phi FIR, brat rierwsIego:-
Co s%iadek vic tel spra-
VIE?
StrtadeA:-Jak my wvszli z
koscl,la, to Gry,zk cw'vz-bo
to jest MOI szwayier-mowif,
zebym mu powiedziai, glzie
ten zyd mieszka, a ia nu mo-
wllem, ze pomiedzy 20 i 81
>treeIq.
Sedz:a:-Jaki iyd? Ma co
IN" tcg" zyda?
StriodsA::-J ia ME wien, on
mlai business do nie.o!
Sqdzia:-Jaki business? =
cly NE TAXI. ably wziast suit
i ayda Zbit: (Smiech ogoluy).
S,ctcdA chciai jeszczc mo-
vic, lecz sedzla przerwaf przc-
-}uchy, oswJadcza.jac:-Juz do
brzr, reszta sic zalatwl w court
house. Guy macie baa-bo je-
zrlI nie to 60 kaze odprowa-
dzG.-
Dano daI (pod]ug gazct an
gie!>kich dol. 500. = Przyp.
Rid. WlMusa) i odes1ano spra-
we Ma Court.
Wszystkia pisma Pittsbur-
sEie, omawiajqc zaburzenia W
rolskiej paratii sw Wojciecha,
p"GpiaJa postepowanie ks. Mis-.
kleWjcza i utwarcie staj9 po
stronie kapitana Huzarow d.
Nowaka.
PNsdmgh Times W artykule
z"tA tuIuwanym Despotism Of
Priests = Priests accused Of
s~autlonlng mcA'1stitm practices
"i,ze: ,,komitet 1lozony zczte-
rech cztonkow jana Ill So
bicskiego, lepirl znaneyo pod
nazwa Pols1le H1zary, zamie-
r~a dzi>iaj (22 llstop.) pred
poludniem odwiedzic ks. BIZ
skupa Phelana W sprawie "a
ta'Eow W parafii sw. Wojcie-
cha. Sp,awa ia byia omowiona
ma .erZoralsZem zebrabiu HUI
z@r1w. ma kt6rem w%ydelego-
wano 10 Ks. B'skupa nastepu-
.iiryrh czterech czlonkow: ia
ma BIaszaka, WaIentego Bta-
szaka, Franciszlsa PolozrA ~
i k"rola Nowaka. NastepuJqce
zulnIcmje uloz"ne Z.stalo prlez
kapitana Huzarow p. karola
Nomaka, ably je de]cgaci pre-
dloayli KS. blskupoNl:
,,DniA 3lp#zdzicrniku publ
kowal Ks. Mlskiewlcz z ambo-
ny, ably Mkt Z jego paralii ME
powa&yl sic czytaG pism, kto-
reby lozlisywafy sic o ksie-
zach-a bron Boze abonowaG,
rozpow,zechniac takie pisma
hub zasilac ,ie korespondencya-
I'M! T>lko gazety, podpisane
przez Biskupow wolno katoli-
kom czytac i ubonowac. Kto-
by ,jego napomEienia ME us(u.
chat, wykluczony zostanie 2
paratil i ekskumuniaowany.
DodaF wyrazuic, " ma do te-
so upowaznienie Cd ks. Bisku-
pa Phelana, ktory na wszyst-
kie pooobEe pisma rzucif ':lq-
two
Potem, W dniu 7 listopada,
nazwat ks. Miskiewicz wszyst-
kich czlonkow Towarzystwa
krola jana III Sobinsk,cgo laj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
WOO Ma
" PITYBDUAGHU.
P%oruszenie wtore.
Spraua 4. u. Nouaha, ogen-
ia, p'zecjudo Jozefo1ci Cry
sz1lomiczom 0 podJmrza-
ME Mdu 1 usl1ouane
zoJojstwo.

z~abojstwo.
Priced sedziq Schaetiem sta
.nell:-.-O>kalzyeiel karol Da-
mnzy Nowak oruz sN iadkuwie
lego Jan Buszah', Hale'tty Btu
vzuh Z Juzet ZYhs, o%sAarzony
Joztf Gryszklewicz i tegoi
swisdkowie Bracia Pft1er.
Sqdzia:: - 0 co skarzy OBJ.
NowuN?
OsAm5yci;el:: -J6zef Gryszkie-
wicz, podburz%jac lud poIshi
prey koSciele Sw. Wo)clccha,
namawiat, by szli z MIN dc"
mojego rcmicszh#nia, oigr"za-
j4c tie slowy: ia Nuwaka ~
bUe--dam zycle "a 2yciv.."
Jm BMS:nh ,sNiu1czyl j
p:zysi4gi, luho jest prawda u
ks. ko,aszew.ki Cleve.and j
KS. NJ sklewinz loaczas naho-
zen>t"a misyjnego wy2y"ali
Nowak@ 4Sen,a z pred o}ta-
RIA, wyr~zp;n wol#lac, ably a
@yn,a Now4hl +. I.useio}a wy
rzucoHo j jako f.lslywego To-
'ra 2 mi%>ta wypsdIono. Lu-
DIE, na ktorych czele Jo2ct'
Gtyszk.ewjcZ w~1al, by Nova
IA zabic, blli rozdra2nleul do
klosci, a Gryszkiewicz ciq-
gle wolat:- G ia 60 "a.
Bile, ayt!e Ia zycie! :
Sq0ztu: = Czy swiadek SUI
miennie mo2e zeznu6, be u
odgrazanie sc i podburzanic
doly czyio stojacego tn OBJ. No.
waIa?
SvaudeA::-Tak, wyraznie i
niedwuznacznie cdnosito sic 20
do oscby obecnego tn OBJ. No.
waka.
Sedzia: = a co oskar2ony
JO|uf Grysznlewlcz powie ma
s"4 obgon4?
Oshmlouy:: = ia talk NOW
lem, ze dam zycrc "a 2ycie,
ale ne myslalem Nowaka, tyl.
10 ~ ia.
Sq7zio:-A jakiego lydia?
OShm5ony:-A czy to malo
Jest 2ydo"?
Sqd.iu.:-Czy to GAIA twa O.
brona, czy ics1cze wltcej cheese
powiedzieG?
Os1mIony:-To wszystko!
Sqazio, zwracajqc sic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
hyd7i W Galicyi. Wediu

Zyd7i W Galicy1. Wediug
broszury niemiecklvj znanego sta
styka No&siga: 0 lndnosci &ydnw-
zklej W rozm"t3ch kr". jach = liczy
G .licya Gs7,592 zydow, ii. PREY
pada ma 8 mic>zkancdw AJd.
Il nch znajduje sic: NO Lwowie
so 9Gl {c2sii 2s.2l frr. m''jsc"we.
iuunDscl), " Krah"wD, 20 &c" l30sG7
mc.), " H1o@"ch 1876 1851 prv,),
W TnAop.la 1868 t3i,l6 pre-,
W Koioms.j 1902 (31.9i pre-, "
T;rnosio IL 394 (l6,oS pre-, W
SlanistawowIe lO,O-S 1881 pre-
Re.zla przypada ma mn'r. $40 miast",
mixslo aka i wslc. karit"fy ~
d lwskis wiclkie SO rrzc"aznle "a
rrte prom Sic j handu W
G.lIcv, rsItl %znaclic.I czescl
nvraca Sc w ku w%tssnosri av'n-
Six ej. lutvi @e"cya zyd"M ska Wy
kaaajc l,zocsG gIownie ku adwu-
katurzs mcdy G! me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Wesele kr0lor.; c,,oo,sE;;e;

Wessle hrolo'eej cygoashiej.
w Sadkowie pod Rxdomiem obo-
z"jacy cyganie obch"dz'li " tych
dn'ach, jsk dnno,i Ga. Radomsha,
ur"czyst"sd zsbIubin ,wej kroluw,j.
Wcsrle by 10 huczne i trwaiv przez
dw1e noce, podczas kt6rych ME
us'sn"ls gr,miaia kalela cygahstn.
Cyganio z"praszali przcjv3uaajacyc
s|osa i raczyli kn1lrgo vodka,
ilwSm, Il naWet wlnsm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
w.
Ziemie E'easkie pod zabo.
rem gaa0SkieVAkilr.

Je,ina Z guzot ro,uszyla
kwtstya, dowodzaca potrzeby a.
n~1i0nordnia konsula tureckieuo W
Wurszuaie.
Rzeczywiscie! W obec tyIu
go'ych .jak sweet %tursccy, konsul
turecki W Wmszawie jest niezbedny.
LnduoSG sydo,esha W gubcrnii
lutalskici wzras1a . kaadym rokiem.
w ciagu lat 10, czyIl Of +. 1871
do s5 wfarznie, powiekszy Ia Sc
ona bI sko o roio"e i DIS s,anew
Plata czesG w stcsunku do innycl.
wyznnn.
Zydai z~amieszkuja g'6wnic
miasta j cs""v przemianowune 2
dawnych miasteczck, wo w-jncl
jsst ich %jcszcze ME ~islu. w Luhl
mic potowa ogolntj luAnosci miast,
skl"da SIG Z Aydow, w innych
miastach jest ich wieccj jcszcze.
| tax: B fgosaju 67 proc, "
Chcfmnic GG proc, w Z%amosciu j
tec@nic G3 proc, W Hrubieszowio
81 pre- " Luhartovie K,,suilu
% pre-, W Tonm-z"wic i Dub,cnce
81 pre-, JanoWts 81 pre-, W Szcze.
hlI"shynic 10 pre-, ty!ko W j~dnym
k.asnostawic za!rdwe II pre-.
Mnl'j M 20 pre-. ludncsci
zydowsk ej mnja t. lko: Bubrowni-
k', skullee, Ci"del, Coral, Ora
bowier, HoI"dlo, K,asnohrod, Tu.
robin, T~ys1oWice, Urzedow, Zakli-
kow Zo!kie~ ku, W Pawfowlc zas
j T~1rn"gorzc Aydzi ME osi.dluia
SIC pr"wle, Pr1.czyny oporu
m cszI>aicow, ktolzy przyzwy-
,A"'vszY Sc cd dewnych czasow,
2" na sasl.1'e Pszy"ilc.jow zydom
W tych .sadach me Molno b,t 0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

&raS="y ro=56jnh Nea=erero-
"icz, k'6ry %jcszczo trzy lata Cd
s'"dyw"c miai karc wiezirnna w
Karthau~, dostat pomieszan'a z,ny-
SOW. w tych dniach siynny ten
olryszsk zostanis sproradzonym
do sakiadu oblskanych Kul-
pzrkowic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Stalnia

pofo3ona pomiedzy hotelami
Hufa Julia, W Winonie, Mimi.
jest luz .otwarta ola publicz-
noscl. Wszelkje przybory sa
MOVE, wyrobione ma obsta}u-
mex w najlep~zych pierwszo-
rzednycn %arsztatach winon
skirh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

Rzeczywiseie! W obec tyIu
go!ych jak sweet tursccy, konsul
turecki W Wurszawie jest niezbedn,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

Jelna z gazot %roiuszyl"
kwts'ya, dowodzaca potrzeby "a
mimeo1cania konsula tureckicgo W
WurszaAie.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
Fire from steam Pines.


1t was asserted with confidence by
the fire chiefs. at their convention at
Long Branch, that steam pipes had
been known to be the direct cause of a
number of disastrous fires. The evil, in
their estimation, was sufficiently grave
to deserve attention from all municipal
authorities. Experience in different
parts of the country seemed TO confirm
their statement, with the one exception
of Baltimore, In that city one Of the
commercial sheets has denied such an
effect of steam heating, and questions
whether single authentic case Of fire
caused by steam pipes can be brought
forward. This has naturally raised a
controversy, in which one side asserts
the existence of overwhelming proof,
and the other ridicules their belief in
such fables. 1t is usually hard to satisfy
ones self of the real cause of fire
since there are so many possible ones;
but such evidence as we have scems to
clearly Indicate that steam pipes not
only. can, but have produced very
serious conflagrations. When timber is
brought in contact with hot pipes. and
particularly in incloscd spaces. it be-
comes extremely dry. and finally
charrcd. If air be suddenly admitted,
such timber is very apt to burst into
flames, its thorough d1yncss rendering
it dangerously infammabla. Experi-
ments conducted by Mr. Damrell, in
which these conditions were present,
gave just such a result A state of
affairs producible 1T will is possible by
accident, and the same result must fol-
low In this case, the requisite condi-
tons are very apt to be unintentionally
fulfilled, for steam pipe is ordinarily
pHt out of sight whenever possible, and,
to economic space, is permitted % come
in contact with anything that may cross
its path.
As far back as the early part Of 1880,
Mr.. Edward Atkinson gave us a number
Of instances in which heated pipes were
the direct cause of fire. Two or three
of these cases may be recalled, as they
are so much to the point A steam pipe
which ran across a yard, in a wooden
box, was surrounded with fine charcoal,
as being good non-conductor of heat
Within twelve hours, the charcoal was
in state of vigorous combustion. At
another time, pipe carried through a
sill in contact with the wood was suf1i-
cient 10 cause combustion within less
than twelve months. Coming from so
high an authority, this evidence has the
weight of conviction, and can scarcely
gain anything BY being multiplied
Scientific 1merican.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
The Best Light.

Ii you want clear, bright, safe light
without smoke, use Browns Family Oil,
and Browns Non-Explosive Petro Oil, to
be had only at Browns Oil Depot next
door north Of J. Green's Bank. | have
been studying and experimenting with oils
for seventeen years, and what | do not
know about oils | would be very glad TO
pay some one to inform me. will not
sell an oil that do not consider as safe as
oil can be made. | keep on hand com
plete stock of Lamps and Chandeliers,
Lamp Fixtures, Choice Family Groceries,
Cigars and Tobacco. | buy for spot cash,
and will sell at low-down figures. Try
me. WIN. j. Brown, JR.
ianS1-daw3t
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05

ADVICE TO MOTHERS. -MRs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. Itrelieves
the little sufferer at once it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
"bright as button.' 1t is very pleasant
to taste. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty five cents
a bottle. [july22, 'S5-ly.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
MONEY aSAVED +!
by USING THE
Combination Gas Machine |

THERE rs 30 DANGzR Ia its mauagemaRn
IT emits no unpleasant or unhealthy smell or
odor.s
IT Is far less troublesome than lamps, requiring
no more attention than an ordinary clock.
GAS made with this machine costs from IS cents
to 81 80 per thousand cubic feet less than oSE-
HALF or ONE cExr per hour FOR ZACH BURNER,
according 10 the cost OF the material (Gas0inel
from which the gas is made.
A BUILDING can be lighted with frDm ONE to
FIVE HUNDRED BURNERS with less trouble aud
skill than is required to take care OF one kerosene
lamp.
There Is no FIRE or HEAT ussd u mako the gas,
and the time required TO atteni 10 Machine for
an ordinary building will not exceed rES MINUTES
per week.
BY using gas made with this machine the danger
by fire and ACCIDENTS attending tina use Of kero-
sene lamps Is avoided a .
TIE WEIGHT CAN BIZ WOUND UP WHILE TUE
LIGHTS ARE BURNING WITHOUT ExrTSsUIsaIxe
THEM.
Small machines maze espeaally adapted 10 farm
residences, small stores and places OF business, Mt
prices 80 low that all avail themselves OF this
great convenience and Injury.
Machines Of all sizes made from TIN to ONE
THOUSAND or more lights, as required.
Where buildings are not piped for gas, pipes can
be laid for the distribution OF the gas at THRILLING
COST from CELLAR TO GAKREr, without Injury TO
the walls, and but slight anuoyance 10 the Inmates
For prices ETC., address
NJ IL. SMYTHE, p. O. Box III,
ieb16, 's6-dIw JAcKsos. Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
jackson to New Orleans !
Only $500 for the Round Trip!

MFR L. L. COLLINS, OF MILAN, TENN, HAS
wi Organized Grand Excursion from jackson.
Miss, TO New Orleans A special train will leave
Jackson ON Wednesday night, March ~, at II 80.
arriving in New Orleans next morning ut o'clock,
Fare Tor round trip only $3.50, including admission
to the Exposition GO0dio return within ten days
on any passenger train. Pullman sleepcrs will be
provided to the extent that bertks may be ordered
IN advance, Of local age.t Special rates with hotels
in New Orleans.
nS-one fare for round trip from iazoo City and
intermediate stations the lazoo Branch, 10 con-
meet at Jackson with Excursion train.
MARI 'S6-3w
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
Shs Timss9trianat
NEW ORLEANS

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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
s1ARDIGRAs-MARcH 9.

The Grandest Pageant ever witnessed. All
should see 1t aud at the same time visit the Amer
lean Exposition, which is now at its best, and "a
wonderful show.
For rates to New Orleans and return, (which in
eludes ticket Of admission to the Exposition APP
ply to Illinois Central Railroad Ticket Agent.
A. II. HANSON, Gen. Pass. Agent.
March 5, Iss6.-d7t.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

The music OF the Gem Band contrib
uted immensely to the success OF the Mix
ado Reception on Wednesday night, and
the ladies Of ST. Andrews are duly CRATE
full for the assistance thus rendered.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05

Gen. Sharp, Speaker Of the House,
was the holder Of a ticket at Zera Sc
mons performance Wednesday night, that
drew handsome set OF glassware, consist
ing OF pitcher, bowl, waiter, and two
glasses. The General presented the same
to Capt. J. w. Fite, member of the old
Tenth, tina. formed part OF his brigade.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
vIoKsBURs AND MERIDIAN r X

Nail-Ieaves for vickshurg 1859 a. m.
Leaves for Meridian, gao p m.
Aocommodati0n-Leaves for Nicksburg, 700 a N.
Avs from Viekshurg. 1890 p. m.
with trough sleeper for n. ..
Local Freight-Leaves for Nieksburg, d:55 a. M.
Leaves for Meridian, i:25 a. m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05

As | am constantly receiving and sell
ing Oil, Chandeliers, Lamps and Choice
Groceries, every day is an opening day
day with me, except ON Sunday, on which
day I.propose to rest.
ian31-daw3t. VIM. J. BRowS. SR.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
he Never Smiled Again p

No hardly ever" about it. He had an
attack OF what people called "biIliousuess'
and to smile was an impossibility. Yet a
man may smile and smile and be a william
STILL still he was no william, but plain,
blunt. honest man, that needed remedy
such as DIR. Pierce's pheasant Purgative
Pellets" which never fail to cure bilious
ness and diseased or torpid liver, dyspep-
STA and chronic consumption. For sale BY
all druggists.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
NArcHEz. Jackson &lCoLUMsUs R.sR.
(From Dec. 5, 1885,

(From Dec. ), 1851
EAsrwARp-Leayes hatcher daily at 1903 p. m
arriving In Jackson at 800; eonneets at Har
riston for Vicksburg and Memphis.
WRsTwARD-Leaves Jackson daily at 700 q. m,
arrives at Natehez 1925 a. M. Connects at
Harrist0n for New Orleans
FREIGHT TRAIN-daiy, Sunday excepted. Leaves
jackson 800 a. M. arrives from NatcheE at
700 d. nj.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
MARRIED.

At the Methodist church in this city, at
8 P. NJ, Thursday. March 4, 1886, by Rev.
DR.. Andrews, Major J. w. CRowDUs, of
Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. NJ. A. BTcKHAM.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs Of
every description, at the
CAPITAL CLorHIse EafPoRIuM.

II your fine lamp is out Of order. go to I. B.
BkKR; he understands the modus operassdi Of all te
fne lamps. and viii take an interest in repairing
them.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-05
MOBILE AND oHIosR. R.

North bound trains leave Meridian at i;45 and
u. M; and south bound trains arrive at 500 q. n
and II 80 .. nj
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We have 6rst-cIass Tailor in our
employ from New York, which enables us
to give you a perfect in clothing. Call on
Us. CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM
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Great Newspaper Bargain !!

OWING TO THE FAILING EYEslGHT OF
" the editor and publisher one of the oldest and
leading newspapers Of Mississippi, the Democratic
organ Of Of the largest richest and most populous
counties in the STATE IS thrown the market cheap
for cash, and must BE- soil ia 80 dags; paper estab
lished 30 years, aud has fair patronage; outfit
consists Of a complete newspaper and job office only
in use four years; published at a county -seat one
of the best and healthlest railroad towns In the
State. BUSINESS,
CLARION Office, jackson, Miss.
March Sd, 1886
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I. p. BARR & Co., have fine lot Of New ERIK
Seed Potatoes, and. they do not ask fortune for
them either.
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NOTICE.
Lost or Stolen.

nEE MEMORANDUM POCKET BOOK co.'s.
" talning three leu Dollar Hills, and three Of
Green's Bank Receivers Certificates for St39.s5
each Of the 2nd, Bird aud 9Th payments Nos. 1919
1880, 195l-as / don't expect tie finder 10 return
me the money contained In the book, viii appre-
ciate II favor II they viii return me my hook with
the Certificates and other papers found In said
book through the Postoice as they are Of no use TO
anyone but myself. also warn the public against
buying or trading fcr the above specified Certih-
Gates. ROBERT SfR0ULE
Jackson, Miss, Feb. IS, 1886.
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Il you want nice Ia. Or o4p call at Lax
EAHHs.
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Choice Cigars and Tobacco, at Browns
Oil Depot ljanS1.davSt.
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THE clarion.

ASD WEEKLY TrMEs-DRSooRAT, One Year, for
$3.50.
Tax cLARroS AND DAILY TNEs-DEMocRAr, one
year, for $3.50.
Address THE CLARION, JACKSON, MISS.
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II you want Fresh Garden sasd Of any kind. or
Choice Groceries, 30 to 7. P. BARR { Co.
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Dental Notice.

TAR JONES HAS MOVED HIS 0FFIcE TO
IL his residence, enc block south Of the Cify
Hall. He has his rooms tcry comfortably and
conveniently arranged for the accommodation Of
ladies Ijan6,s6f
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--Setson Hats specially at the Carl
TAI GLOWING EMPORIUM.
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FLOWERSi

NEW SPRING CATALOGUE or ROSES. Grsen-
~ house and Bedding Plants will be ready IN
for one. Address, WIN H. CAsSEII,
feb2i, 's5-2w. Canton, Mis-
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WAITED

A MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND REP
n rcsen' \ 1AEUFAcTUREE-SJ0.90 per week .
small eaPl1u- acquired. address, Box 10, Acton.
Aa@ LIan. 20 nG-sl
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New Shades Nav WALL PAPER
at
feb24,' S6-3t EYRIoH d Co.'S.
- s----
'Oft guns we'll aimed at duck Of
plover,
Recoil and kick their holders over"
But when shot al things that infest the
liver, the blood, the kidneys, and the skin,
Browns Iron Tonic will fail to down them
never. Price s per bottle. For sale by r.
r. Ledbetter.
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Opening Day.

An kinds Of Oils at T. P. BARR & Co.'S. But
their a Fduorife'' takes the lead.
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YAz0o RRANCH

No. i2-North--leaves 100 a. N.
No ll-South-arrives 1915 P. m.
Except Sundaysf
L. +. MONTGOMERY, Ticket AgeRt-
J. w. COLEMAN, A. G.. = A.
J. NJ. TUREER, Div Supt.
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rrH0ROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL CALVES.
i Grade Jerzey Bull Calves.
Grade HolsteiD Bun Calves.
ADgOra Goats.
Persons wishing % purchase viii please address
me - cry, Mis-.
iulyl, 's5-ly. ". D. BIRDsONG.