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II viii cure pain, Inflammation or
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figures,
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Ihr Alpine

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they uru shown boy us, aud MS only.
LEVINE Bios.
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ia the world tor sale Toy A. Herr
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS, WILL
J. on
The 11fh Dsy OF February. 1856.

in trent Of the United States Public Bulldog, IN
jackson. Mssis ippi, which Is used Tor the United
states Circuit Court for the Southern district o.
Mississippi by authority Of the decree rendered in
the equity cause Of Thomas " atson Evefs Phil
lips Marsha I. ct al proceed to sell Tor the purpose
OF satisfy ing decree rendered October 81 1855,
81 500 o. interest at per cent from October I'd
1855, rendered by the United States District Court
for the Western Division OF the Northern District
Of Mississippi in said equity cause No Sl4 10 favor
Of complainant, Thomas Watson, the Delta and
Zine lands presently 10 be described the said de
PENDANTS having Jailed 70 pay certain taxes requtr
ed TO be paid by the said Decree by Of which
to execute said decree-
The Delta lands will be sold subject 10 prior
lien in favor of NJ. D. Watson, Trustee for s. 49,
as with 10 per cent. interest, from October s. 1855
and for 81 1872 Sc In favor of George F. Phillips
with like interest from said date
The Delta lands 10 be sold are described IN the
original bill in this cause and the exhibits thereto
and they are situated IN thefoliOwng counties, to-
wit. L1dore, Tailahatchie. Quitman. Desato. lssa-
Washington. Yazoo, Pamela, Tate snd Tuniea, and
are the same lands purchased by r. C. Gordon from
the sfAteof Mississippi, and transferred 70 Byron
Evers as described and set forth in the bill and
cord in this cause and described y land numbers IL
the bill and printed hihits in said cause 10 which
reference is now made The Commissioner will
furnish all details in respect the nnnleers OF the
lands and titles on application by any parry pro
posing to purchase.
And said Commissioner viii also sell At the same
time and place, the Pine lands described in the bill
and exhibits in said cause, and In accordance with
the terms prov isions OF said decree said Pine
lands situated In The foiloning counties We;
fike, Wiikin<on, JACKSON A mite, Clarke, Lauder
dale. franklin. Harrison and jones'
These Iant}s are described by Land numbers in the
bill and exhibits la this cause. and the same srs
The Com lis Homer will tsrnish all details in 70
spect the numbers Of said land and the titles, 20
any party desiring g purs s has, c--,-..z
FRAxK JoHxsTor, JAxEs r. YERaER. solicitors
for Thomas Watson ian-I ss5-5v
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
Resolution of Mr.. Williamson, of
Carroll, Adopted by the House on
Wednesday Last.

Whereas, An intelligent citizenship is
the strongest safeguard for the perpetu-
alton of our free institutions, and
Whereas, 1t is the duty of the government
to provide common school facilities for it,
youth, and
Whereas, We recognize with sincere re-
greet the inability of the State to provide
adequate facilities for the education of its
children, since the addition Of the large
non-taxpaying class which new forms the
ms;Ority OF its citizens, therefore be it
Resolved by the Legislature Of the State
Of Mississippi, That our Senators and
Representatives. in the Congress OF the
United States be, and they are hereby re-
quested and urged to support by vote and
influence, the bill now pending in the Con-
gress of he United States known as "the
Blair Educational BILL" or some similar
measure whereby the General Government
will be empowered and directed to aid the
several States in the establishment and
maintenance of good and thorough sys-
tenn of common schools.
Be it further resolved, That the Clerk of
the House be, and he is hereby directed to
furnish each Senator and Representative
IN Congress, from Mississippi, with one
copy of this resolution.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
What the Legislature is Doing for the
Cuff and Ship Island Railroad.

Special to The Tmes-Democrat.l
WAsHISGroN, Feb. 10.-The New
York Tribune to-day prints dispatch
from its Washington correspondent rel
alive to the Gulf aud Ship Island Rail-
road land grant, which the Mississippi
members of both Houses of Congress are
endeavoring to have revived. TIE i'm
preston sought to be conveyed is that a
job Is on foot TO secure timber lands
OF almost inestimabe value, and
that Secretary Lamar. Senator George.
Assistant Secretary Muldrow. Congress.
men Barksdale and Van Eaton. and
other men OF prominence from tlsa,
State, are Interested in it. The dispatch
closes with the statement that the pres
ent Mississippi Legislature has ordered
an Investigation of the matter.
Judge Van Eaton, to whom the
Times. Democrat correspondent referred
the dispatch, laughed heartily Will.
reading il. 1T il all bosh.n he said
without any show OF feeling; ssthe onl,
purpose that any one has in view so I'm,
as | know, is to secure the revival of 4
grant TO build road which fear will
never be built without it. The countr,
there needs railroad, and we are tryins
10 secure the building Of one"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17

SIN, P 7 Bailey, J A Brown, Ned Patton.
| aae Patton Esau Barnes. Alex Berry,
Alex Wilson, Amos Brown, Curtis Harris.
Handy cornega A 6otea. II Reher,
CabaHnis, W + Cabanis. r G Tay Tor, Jack
Brandon. Jackson Bartin, Richard Brooks.
Henry Jsskssn, Jim Walker PendleteH
Mason, Julius Allen, p Fl Woffor3, Green.
Jim Bryant, A yirden, jr, NJ Bass. W
Robinson. ili5ah Monroe, l. Bloom,
fehiD se6- 4w
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
a Letter from the Governor of Ter
nessee.

EDITOR CLARION Enclosed hand you
a letter from the Governor OF Tennessee
upon the subject OF The leasing system OF
the Peniienuary OF Tennessee. Though .
private letter il contains inform alton thai
is OF interest 10 the public. Please publish
the letter and return me the original.
SAM powell.
Senate Chamber, Feb. II, 1906.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
/ LIE CLARION.
MIR BaHenger: To amend sec. 2lo4,
"a lnde Of $50. Passed.

MIR Bafenger: To amend sec. 2l64,
char. co. Code Of $50. Passed
Mr Ballenger. 10 incorporate the
gentIy Male and Female Academy, In
Calhoun county. Corporations.
Mr.. BaIlenger: An act to make the
county superniendents Of the several
counties elective. Registration and E!ec
tons.
1ne Governor has approved the fol
lowing bill:
An act to authorize the Board Of
Leyee Commissioners for the Yazoo-
Mississippi Delta to make payment for
certain necessary work done on its
leyees, as ordered by the certificates OF
its chief engineer.
Al 2:55 p. m. the House adjourned.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
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The expense Of the State for
prison officials was.............s 20,536
Showing net proit-, four years,
TO Dt.'-.'.... .-.''.''. ..-.'' '..--. --SooasotN
Or an average, per annum, OILS o4,ylS
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17
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UTICA


One lot bounded n north by G road, & " by
Ross. east by Mmms WarJlaw .-...........
One triangular lot bet J Ross and f Ross and
lone lot and gin heuse south of Jones lott.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-17

Jan. ! 1882, u june /, 1888, leased a
SO 500 a year 9g,s75 O.
June !, 1888, 70 Jan. /, 1884,
leased at riO0 600 a year. So, 1888 3;
Jan. /, 1884, 10 Jan. ], 1856
Leased at SiOI 900 a year. 1000 Of
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Qputfiana 9tate QptterD 60.

Diefes Snfitnt purbe i'm Sabre 1858 fir
graiebungs. unb Bobltbdtigfeits 8pede bon
Der Staatslegislatur fir ben 8eitranm bon
finfnnoananais Sabren sefesIid incorporirt
nit einem RapitaI bon 81, 00O, 900, an ueI1em
ie ieitber einen ReierbefonO bon 5000 600 bin.
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8otum tpurben ibre Ne1te elm SteiI Der aeaer.
~pdrtisen Sta~atsconfitution, ansenommen an,
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Sbre sroBen 9iebnnsen ION ~einseI.
men Nummern fnben monatIid fat.
NiernaIs tpirb eine .Siebuns berf@oben. Mnn
lefe nadfolsenoen @lan.
191fe GrObe ntOnatlt&e 3tebuns
Dienitas ben 10. Mpril 1886
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aqe uniere tinftisen 8iebunsen fin6en fat
unter auffidt unb 3eituna Der @enerdIe
O. o. 3sAmregara su,t gpuisiaaa aud
SMha1 9. GarIB rott T~irgiuiFa.
9anptpreis $4,000.
100000 Eidets gu IS iebes. 8ruG.
theile in Tinftel I'M IerhdltniB.
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Cite BET Tretfe:

1887 Gepinne int 8etrase BON $265, 500
W gnfrasen fir Asenten, iopis gRaten
fir Clubs tonnen nur In oer Office In Meu
Orleans semadt perben.
Bese naberer austunft f9reibe man bsutIid
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Mun i&ide @elb bur@ BofaL 81 o.
ten, GrpreB Woneh Orber, Wetp Oorl
De&iel ouf geep Orleons.
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gDir aablen gTprebtofeu auf ole Snmmen
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Nep Orleans, Ca.
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Oie untersei9neten 8anten unO 8anfiers
perben ale Genuine in Der 9ouiifana Stdats.
2otterie, bic ibnen praientirt iuerben, aus5abIen
s. $. SglesbD, Yrdi. Ga. Nat. ganf,
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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The dedication Of the new North Baptist Church
will take place in September.
Rev. Howard Henderson's new charge-tbe First
M. E. Church, New York City-is being kept going
all summer The church will accommodate 1000
people, and the average attendance is very large.
The Sunday School of 81. Matthews Lutheran
church enjoyed its annual picnic at the Union
Hill Scheutzen Park last Monday, half dozen
Oakland avenue cars having been chartered to
convey the merry band of pleasure seekers to and
from the park.
Ground has been broken on the corner of Mont
gomery and brunswick streets fo= the new st.
Bridget's church.
special excursion to Ocean Grove has been
arranged for next Thursday by the congregation
OF Trinity M. L. church, the train to leave Jersey
City via the P r. r. at $50 AM, stopping at Ma
rion and Long branch. The exeursionists will
have eight hours at the Grove and return home in
the evening.
The fifth annual excursion of St. Peters Caiho-
lie Union is announced for next Thursday, boats
to leave the Morris street dock at O'Clock sharp
The destination of the excursionists is Raritsn
Beach Grave. The officers of the Club James F.
Owens, president; John I. Geraghty, vice-presi-
dent; William ]. Hickey, recording secretary; Ma
thaniel McHorney, financial secretary: James j.
Higgins, corresponding secretary; James C. Kirby,
treasurer: john Kennedy. sergeantat-arEs. They
have resolved themselves into committee of ar
rangementss and will have charge of the excursion.
The next of a series Of sociables will be given by
the Newark Boat Club at the club house in Bay
enne some time in August.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25
CLUE GOSSIP.

The annual dues of members of the Palma Club
have been increased SO per cent.--being now SIS
instead of SIP per annums and the Clubs income
is thereby increased by $4,000 per annum.
The result Of the annual tournament OF the Ber-
gen Point Lawn Tennis Club, which came to a
close last Monday afternoon, follows:
Ladies' and gentlemens doubles-Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Voorhees, three consecutive sets, 6-2, 60, 60.
Gentlemens singles-E. o. Schuyler defeated @. s.
Colemsn, for handicap prize, Co. CO. 6-1. Ladies'
singles-Mrs. A. H. Harris defeated Miss L. D.
Voorhees, in best three out of five sets, 06-1 60.
Tomorrow the special prize tournament will open.
for which the club has offered special prize OF
silver cup. The tournament will be open, and no
handicap will be given. The prize must be held
for three consecutive years in order to become the
property of the winner. The rules of the National
Association will govern all play, and all questions
mittee
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25

Jersey City Branch United Order American Car.
penters met in the Fifth Ward Savings Rank build
ing last Monday night and elected officers as fol.
lows President, Dennis Mullins: Vice President
John Kelly; Secretary, P. Tnite; Treasurer G. W.
sturgis; Financial Secretary, I. W. Morton.
The North Hudson, County Building and Loan
Association held meeting in Kessler's Hall, Cen
tral avenue last Tuesday evening.
The annual election Of officers of the Greenville
Singing Society Lyra resulted as follows: Nicholas
Arnold. President; G. Lenk, Vice President: VIM.
Blunlein, Secretary; Jacob Klein, Treasurer; L
Mohrhardt. Fahnentraeger Martin Blumlein.
Steward; Amedee Polletti, Leader.
At regular meeting Of the North Hudson
County Building and Loan Association, held In
Kessler Hall last Tuesday evening, 81 600 was sold
Ter $26-50 o share and $500 at $50 share.
At a semi-annual meeting of Local Branch, No
l26, A. 0 H., last Tuesday evening. five applica-
tons for membership were received. all of which,
accepted, woald make the membership an even
half hundred, the largest Branch of the order in
the State.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25
improvement of Webster Ave

From the nertherly curb line of Prospect street t.
the soatherly house line of North street in tha
following manner, including all intersections:
To have the street for the full width of the road
way graded to the established grade by excavatinr
or nliing the same to the established grade; &
have new 20 inch curb set on each side thereof: to
have the present curb reset and new 20 inch curl
where necessary; to have new blue stone a aeoinoi
4 feet wide. laid each sidewalk; to have the
present tagging relaid, and new tagging laid
where necessary; to have the carriage way paved
with traprock pavement; to have new bridge stone
crosswaiks laid: to have the present bridge-stone
erosswalks relaid and new bridge stone laid where
necessary, and all other work done that nav be
necessary to provide for the flow of the surface
water and to complete the improvement in a good
and substantial manner
Notice Is also given that on the 18th day Of july
1885, the Commissioners of Assessments fled with
the Board of Public Works thsir preliminary
sketch showing what properly will PROBABLY be a.
sessed, and the probable amount OF benefit 10
each lot or parcel of land; also the probable
amount of assessment per foot of frontage for the
said improvements; and the same is now omen to
public inspection in the Office OF the Clerk of tile
Board of PEblie Works. And notice is also given
that the following streets or avenues or particular
sections thereof, are included in said assessment
namely: Webster avenue, from Prospect street to
Paterson Plank Road; Reservoir avenue from a
point ATS feet east of Webster avenue TO a point
375 feet west OF Webster avenue; Booream Avenue
from point $50 feet east of Webster avenue 10 4
point S75 feet west of Webster avenue Raviue ave-
nue, from point 100 feet east of Webster avenue
to point S25 feet west Of Webster avenue.
And that the
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25

The annual reunion and picnic of the employees
of F. J. Cloes 4 Co., the Water avenue shade manu-
facturers was held yesterday week at Saliers Park
Greenyille, and proved very enjoyable and sue
cessful affair
The steamer "Chrystal Stream" and barge took
happy crewd-the members and friends of Mt
Vernon LODGE No. 1856 I. 0. o. F., of Bayonne-on
an excursion to Englewosd, on Raritan Bay, last
Tuesday.
The John Elliott Association had an exception
ally fine time la Monday night, the occasion be-
ing their annual summer night festival and picnic
Prof Dryers lively music inspired the pretty
girls and gallant youth TO dance their handsomest
The greatest order and decorum reigned. Among
the hundred and odd couples present were: Alder
man o Rourke and Miss Julia Dowdell, Freeh older
John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. John ScaRlan, William
Lilis and lady. VIM. Winchester, Martin Kelly,
Fred Hauser, Patrick Kelly and ladies, John
Maekey and wife. Miss Maggie Dowdeil. Miss Clara
Blaney, Miss A. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. John Jen-
Rings, john Seaman, wife and family, James Soan-
Ian and Miss NJ. Upton. Lizzie Vile, Katie Dow
dell and May Flanagan, John Logan and Miss N.
Lagden, Aldermen j. Donovan and Daniel ]. Kelly
Of New York, g. Warning andawife. J. Dodwell and
Miss A. Brown, E. Losey and Miss Kelly, 7. Barnes
and Miss Kefriaan ex-Polioe Commissioner James
CLARK and wife,, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brownlee, Mr..
aRd Mrs. W. Mclaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. John Cog
Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Kelly, T McInery and wife,
G. Noonan and wife, P. O'Dennell and wife, r.
Moore and Miss May Hannegan.
The Thomas Reynolds Coaching Club enjoyed
its third annual chowder to Rock-aler PARK Last
Wednesday. The club is Offered as follows VIM.
D. ConDell. president; John Edelstein, vieepresi-
don't; Winfield S. Weed financial secretars; Chas.
Marks, corresponding secretary; Morris Mara,
eording secretary; Owen Monahan, treasurer;
Philip Kalaher, captain; Thomas Lenahan SER
geantaharms.
Fran verien, Ne. 1, of Hoboken, have arranged
for their annual excursion next Wednesday They
will embark on the steamer Republic fer Rocka-
way.
George a. Thomas Post No. %, G. A. R.. will go
on its annual excursion to Greenwood Lake on
Sunday, August 6th
The annual summernight's festival of Lady
Washington Lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor,
was held at Krobel's Hudson County Volks Gar
dea, on Ogden avenue. last Wednesday evening.
and il was very successful and enjoyable affair.
The annual picnic and games Of the Hudson
City Turn Verein has been set down for MoEdsy
afternoon and evening, August ID, at Krobel's
hudson County yolk's Garden, on Ogden avenue.
In the afternoon the young pupils will give an
entertainment and compete for prizes, and in the
evening, after the prize tournament by the ad-
vanced scholars, an interesting programme Of ex-
ercises will be presented.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25

May be appreciated in more ways
than one. The greatest Fine Art
is Economy, not only in business
matters but at home. The Dry
Goods Store alb, the Dry Goods
Store There comes the rub !
The skillful touch of the econom-
ical brush marks G. P. FRIEND
& co. on the canvass. There you
find great clearing out of Sum
mer goods at CUT WAY DOWN
PRICES. Lawns, Satteens, Cam
brics, Crinkled Seersuckers, India
Linen andVictoria Lawns, Ladies
and Misses White Suits, Embroi-
dered Flannel, Underwear and
Hosiery, Towels and Towelings,
Jerseys at less than half cost of
manufacture, can all be found on
the Closing Out Counters all over
the store.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25
NECKTIE DEPT.

100 doz. Teck Scarfs, 25c. per doz.;
reduced from ST. per doz.
A dozen of Summer Marseilles
Flat Scarfs for 25c. Can you
beat it? No!
Only 40 doz left! A doz. of our
Satteen figured Flat and Pulled
Scarfs for SOC. Sold last year
for So per doz.
One window full of French (im-
ported Washable, Satteen, Polka
Dots and Figured Windsors, all
colors, 10c.; actual value 25c.
Another Is gross Washable Four
in-Hand, 12c. each.
Our 19c. Satin Lined, Silk and
Satteen Figured Scarfs for 19c.
are thinning down rapidly.
The greatest bargain Of all! so
doz. invoice all silk goods, made
by Louis Auarbach, the leading
Necktie manufacturer Of the
United States, marked down for
sure sale, at 35c.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25
SPORTING NOTES.

q 10 Is in favor of the former was the sco1e Of
the game played at Centerville last Monday be-
tween the Novitates and the QuicAsteps.
The Firefies and Mosquitoes crossed bats one
day last week. the result being defeat for the
former by score of % to %.
A nine from Holmes & Coutiss cracker works
imbued with the idea that they could play ball,
contested game with the Bergen Point Athletic
Club nine the ether day and got warmed by a
score of ~ to 8.
The Greenville Athletic Club nine went to Pas
sale the other day and stayed there until they had
whipped the Clippers. of that place, by score Of
II TO G.
The race between the yachts Knight" and
" julia of Communipaw, which has been twice
postponed, has been peremptorily put down for
to-day. should the weather prove favorable
On Tuesday last a very exciting game of ball was
played on the Harmon street grounds, between
the Harmons and Prescotts kifIeen innings were
played before the game was decided. The follow
ing is the score;
IL 3 A 5 8 9 10 II u 10 IA 10
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-25
AN ORDNANCE

To amend an ordinance entitled can ordinance to
Incense and regulate CARTS express wagons. and the
drivers Thereon, in Jersey City passed June 1871
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey cy do Ordats as
follows.
SECTION l. That each and every person licensed
6, 1871, 10 license and regulate carts, express
wagons and the drivers thereof in Jersey City,
shall wear in view, when engaged In business
under said license, badge Of uniform size denot-
ing his rightto act in the capacity aforesaid with
the number of his license thereon in figures not
less than one-half inch leng, under a penalty Of
two dollars for zach offence.
Passed July IS, 1886.
MI. O'RouRKE, President
JOHN E. ScoT7, City Clerk.
Approved July 20, 1885.
j25-2t ORKsTEs CLEVELAND. Mayor.