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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

CAP.. BURKrT, in his paper of q,
said; 1--WE recollect predicting in May
last to our friend Capt. Tom Pettus.
that the outcome lf the contest in the
OH Congressional District would 5e the
denomination Of Singleton" And now
We hear that great many others had
predicted hat Mr. Anderson would be
the outcome Of the contest.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

TIE vote of Claiborne county was
given to Hooker by majority Of
one vote at Brandywine; the vote Of
Lincoln by q majority of one vote at
Brookbaven, and the vote Of Franklin
by majority Of one vote at Antioch.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

TaE special postal delivery system,
as anticipated before it went into opera
ton by every body except Congressman,
has turned out to be a signal failure A
real Improvement to the postal service
aud real benefit to large and worthy
number of people of the country, would
be to extend the system to all towns Of
over six thousand inhabitants
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

Mr.. SEDGwicK, the special agent of
the State Department, who was sent to
Mexico to get the facts connected with
the arres; and imprisonment of Cutting
has been charged with getting on high
old drunk, and visiting disreputable
houses during his stay in the Mexican
capital. Mr.. sedgwick needn't be much
concerned at the disclosures. We have
known disting aished gentlemen to sur
vive reports of the same character, thai
we're undoubtedly true.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Republican Robbery .

There has just been completed for the
Congressional campaign committee, a
statement showing the enormous sums
of official defalcations during the
term of the Republican party in power
The branches of the service in which
these defalcations occurred are as fol-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

TExAs..wilI lose an able Representative
in the person of Hon. DIN Weliborn,
who was defeated by dark horse IN
a race with Lieut.. Gov. Gibbs. formerly
of Waco. Mr.. Wellborn vas Chairman
of the Committee on Indian Affairs, and
correspondents describe him as one OF
the orators of the House.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

We will stand by the nominee, but we
must also stand by the platform, which
pledges the Democratic party to put the
tax on the Injuries Of life, and 10 re
duee the tax on the necessaries Of life
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

The Farmers Congress, recently in
session, passed the following resolution:
Resoiced, That this Congress looks
with much favor upon the law recently
passed by Congress in reference to the
manufacture and sale of oleomsrgarine,
and recommend the strict enforcement
of the law.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

THERE are TWO things which are OBJ
ligatory on Democratic newspaper.
One is to support the nominee, and the
o.her is 10 force the nominee to get on
the Democratic platform.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

OE the next Legislature VIII devolve
the choice Of United States Senator,
and the contest may be lively one
observer" a Jackson correspondent
of the Raymond Ga-ette, says "it is well
understood that Col Hooker will be
proposed and supported for seat in the
United States Senate at the next Sena-
torial election" Doubtless the friends
of Gen. Walthall will urge his claims.
The name of Col. Singleton is already on
the breeze.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

Tue CLARION is one of the largest
and best printed papers in the South
west, and in the makeup Of its ample
pages embraces the general news of the
day, choice miscellany for the home and
farm, serial stories, etc. It's column Of
State News is special and popular fea-
tnre. II will continue to publish
SUPREME COURT CASES,
a. reported BY W. r. Harper, Esq,
during each term Of the Court.
sample copies viii be sent on applica-
ten.
SOCK AND JOB PRIMrtNG.
Skilled workmen, steam presses, and .
great assortment Of The latest styles of
w., enable ~ p All orders promptly
nd 81 ths verJ lowest rates'
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Wet and Dry.
The following is the result of the To-
cal option elections held this year;

Alcorn is dry county, and voted
wet, but the election, we believe, has
been set aside.
About fifteen other counties were al
ready under local prohibitory laws.
There can be no other local option cleo
ton held this year.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

Hon r. 0. REYNOLDS, Of Aberdeen,
WAS re elected by the American Bar As
ISOLATION, at its recent annual session at
Saratoga, to membership in the General
Council, each State being entitled TO one
member.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
V ednesday, september 8. ls86.
FOR coSGaEs5-DEMocaATIc NOMINEES

Fir.t Disirici-JOHS 81. ALLEN, Of Lee.
Second D st,iet-J. p. M0RGAE. Of Deso,o.
Third Dl,tdct-T. c. CATCHIxGs Of Warren.
Fourth District p q. BARRY Of Clay.
Fifth Dis.riet-C. l. ANDERSON, Of Alfalfa
sixth Distric.-T. r. sTOCKDALE, Of Pike
Seventh Disfrirt-C T. HOOKER. Of Kinds.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Vhitworth Female College.

Mr. EDITOR: At their last meeting
the BOARD of Trustees of Whitworth Fe
male Co Iege unanimously elected. Prof.
Lewis T. Fitzhugh to the presidency
made vacant by the death of DR.. III. f.
connected with the College.
Prof. Fitzhugh has been professor
in the University of Mississippi 70:
eleven years, and is well and favorably
known throughout the State and else
where as a first class educator of ripe
experience, rare executive ability and
an exalted Christian character. DE
will bring to the discharge of duty all
the qualities essential 10 distinguished
success, and the patrons of the college
need have no hesitation in trusting theii
daughters TO his care and training. The
location of the school is very healthy
and specially adapted to our Southern
girls The buildings are large, airy anc
convenient, and are constructed express
ly with reference to the use to which
they are devoted. The dormitories ar,
supplied with all things necessary fOl
the accommodation of boarders, and the
boarding department Is under the man
| agement OF Mrs. l.. A. Kidd, than whom
there could be no more capable, elegan
or accomplished lady. The professor
and teachers associated with the Presi
dent are of unexcepti Dnal ability anC
large experience in their respective de
partments, and there are at hand all tn
| appliances for thorough education
| practical as well as ornamental. Tn
expense of board and tuitition has beer
reduced to the maximum, 50 as to brinl
it within the reach of all. Every effIr
will be made to keep the college up L
the high degree of excellence attaine'
under the late distinguished Presiden
and benefactor, whose name has becom
a household word among u.s.
| We solicit the cordial support of tn
patronizing public, and the enthusiasts
influence of our noble alumna who ar
50 gracefully adjoining every station o
social life 10 the States of Mississippi
and Louisiana.
Catalogues will be furnished on appl
cation to the President at Brook haven
W. l.. NUGENT,
Pres't Board Trustees.
Papers friendly 20 the College wi
please copy.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

The figures are OIuCIaI. The COMMII-
tee says in this connection:
"This is simply partial peep into the
books. The short time that the Demo
cratic administration has been in power
rendered it impossible at this time to
give full exposure of all the delin-
quencies and defalcations of tie Repub-
lican office holders who were not pros
ecuted for their robbery and plumber,
but kent in power by the Republican
party. The records will show that since
the Democratic administration took hold,
as is heretofore shown in the report OF
the First Controller of the Treasury, an
earnest effort is being made TO collect all
of these balances, and with much better
success than could have been antieipat-
ed, owing to the lapse of time"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

The Courier Journal says that Speaker
Carlisle is preparing an address to the
country, to Ahich duty he, with others,
was assigned by the Revenue Reformers
in the House just before the adisurn-
ment Of Congress. 1t will explain the
failure Of reform measures in the House
through the treachery of Randall and
his followers, and will be issued some
time this mouth.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Seventh District Convention.

Pursuant TO notice, the Democratic Con
vention of the Seventh Congressional Dss-
trict assembled IN the hall OF the House
of Representatives, in Jackson, on Weo,
nesday, September |, 1856, and was called
to order at II o'clock, by Hon A. J Nc
Laurin, chairman of the District Execu-
tive Committee, who made a brief and ap-
propriste address.
The Convention then proceeded to
temporary organization. w. c. Nnkln,
sou, of Copiah, and Robert Powell, o.
Madison, were placed in nomination ioi
Chairman, and they received the follow
ING vote.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

OrHEH decisions in reference to the
State University, ought 10 be dispellvd
BY the facts aud figures set forth by
Prof. r. =. Fulton 10 this issue Of THE
Cf.spp~
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Niles North OF
Joekson. Ms.

1t i reported that the Illinois Central
has finally determined toy continue the
fazoo extension TO Batesville, on the
Memphis and Grenada road, and also to
build branch either from Greenwood
or B2tessille to Helena, Ark.-Y axoo
Sentinel
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
VT to PC ItII1F
VIM. W. HUMAN, Cambridge. Ill

TIE CLARION refers tao foregoing to
COL NJ. D. L. Stephens, of Water Val
ley, under the impression that he is the
gallant Confederate wanted by the
writer.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Jackson to Greenwood.

The following is the official list of sta
lions on the Yazoo extension, with their
distances from Jackson:
Niles North OF
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

The Democratic State ticket was elect
ed in Arkansas on Monday, by an esti-
mated majority of 10000.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
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Information VI anted.

CAMBRIDGE, III, Aug. 90, 1886.
Hon. GEO. NJ GovAS, sec'y State, Jackson, Miss.
Ny DEAR SIR: l wish to inquire
through you, for the full name and sddres,
OF the Colonel OF the SD Regiment MISS.
Vol. Infantry, c. S. A. His name as ht
gave it to me, was Stevens. He was
wounded at the battle OF Franklin. Ii he
is vet alive would like TO obtain his adj
dress. Ii dead, when and how did he die,
Ii not too much trouble please answer.
Very respec fully,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08

SHEPAKDIOWN, Mss, oept :, 81
A pleasant September breeze Is graieiz.
IS refreshing in the little porch Where Il.
Jack Bean "twinethn August has go,s-
sultry hours have passed the Sep,erbs,
DAYS have come in all their gorseou. b4s9
tv. Flower and seed are contemporary =,
bush and vine Field ana forest are c3lo.
ing to maturity, aud the corn is tino.s
With gold, the white fleece nj the opepirg
cotton uestles beneath its lowerv 6owers
delicate hues begin to trim the forest.
Llades, while the grassy meadows ar.
crowned with seed pods and wild flower.
A few days since quite q party lock
most charming trip 10 the
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
cLUBstNe ARRANGEMENTS

withother publications will becontinued,
and during the months of September and
October The CLARION aud either of
the papers named below. may be had
one year for the specially reduced price
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
Publishers Special announcement

The CLARION is now completing the
Fiftieth year of its existence,-having
been established in 1887. And inasmueb
as its Semi Centennial Jubilee could not
be more appropriately or substantially
signalized than In large addition to its
list of regular readers, the proprietor
announces that during September and
October, 1856, new subscribers will be
recaiQed nt he rafa Of
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-08
-oRe DOLLAR YEAR,

This is our lowest clubbing rate, which
sll are now invited to take advantage of,
'sinely or in battalions;" and any sub
scriber now on our list, who will send
two dollars within the time stated, win
have his own credit extended one year,
and The paper sent for one yesr to any
name that he ,nay forward. Our nonnlar
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DREss-MAkERs, ATTENTION.

We are carrying an excellent stock of Dress
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A Fine Black Cambria warranted fast &C.
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p aalorsI Wlgans-Cream, Black. Gray and
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Farmers satins, Black Single width, 37lsc..
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The proposition advanced in some quarters
of that Stale to make Master Workman Pow
DERBY The democratic candidate for governor of
Pennsylvania il one that should not be eneour-
aged Not that he might not make a good
enough governor, IL elected. He probably
would. But ne il filling a far more respon-
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and ii lac becomes a candidate for Office his in
fuencc for good will be wholly destroyed. Mr..
POwicTlys friends and the friends OF labor
should therefore insist on his remaining where
he Is. and keep him as far away from politics
and political managers as possible.
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ihi'.'s Caps In large variety to cult everybody's
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The letter of Majoir Hains to- Senator Ed
munds, quoted from elsewhere explaining the
condition Of the Potomac Hats Improvement,
points out very clearly the error made by the
House in refusing tn vote appropriation to
continue the work there, on the supposltion
that the money was to he expended on the
ground covered 10y the KiIweiI claims The
damaging effect 20 suspension of the work
nos is showa alSD quite ct.nrlusiyely
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And our language Is plain"

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III some of The press dispatches from Constan-
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The prohibitonists have carried the day on
Chinco;easue island, Virginia, by vote of
hearty seven 10 one. Richmond, Va. is to be
heard from to-day, and Annapolis, Md to-mor-
row. Whether or not this boldest and baldest
form of expressing the anti-liquOr sentiment is
most pleasing Ia the people generally, recent
elections in various parts of the South show
that, - between free drinking and severe re-
strIetiOn OF some sort, the public favor is with
the halter.
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Unless Herr Most puts "a brake upon his too
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LADIES FoND Or Sponr.

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CThird floor: take elevator)
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To Be Dressed
NOT TO BE.

Ofcourse the Affirmative is the popular side Nearly
every man takes prdein dress The neglect Of dress
makes the sIoven. who often wonders why mankind
slight his acknowledged abilities and personal worth
Of the pretensOn involved in good dressing
- necessary to secure recognition For years we have
studied this subject ofdress how to secure the best
suits at the least COST and we think we have solved
the problem, and now ask you simply to investigate
our claims
One of the examples Of worth style and
cheapness Is illustrated In Lot 1887. All
wool gray cheviot Sack Coat Suits sizes 80
$1,000 TO ~ breast measure, $40 per suit. We
won't say this suit is worth double but only
ask an examination.
All the indications this spring point to a revival Of
cheviot for Suits really, IL honestly made no ma
terial fully subserves the purposes Of business and
ordinary wear as cheviot.
One other lot, Lot 1888, Is also made of
cheviot- These suits what we call
youths sizes. that is for young men and
$1,000 small men whose chest measures range
from 80 to SO inches. The pattern Is a neat
pin-check. and the price $40, aud the style
four button cutawaya
peculiar to the Cheviot hills of Britain but now
widely cultivated in all parts OF the world The long
hbres of this wool adapted the fulling MILL
consequently there is not the shrinking in the cloth
Ilaue from IL as tnere Is In faOrlcS made from the
short feeces of the Merino breed.
Cheviot Suits. both Of foreign and domes-
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$500 small neat check, four button Getaway
Suit sizes "a to 40. Price. SIS.
All cloth finished fabrics made from Merino
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