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New-York tribune., 1886-11-06

JIDGE GROVS d UGHFER TO BE IA FRIED
NEwBURG, Nov. 5 (SpeciaD Judge William
J. GroO OF MidletOwn, the recent Prohibition candi
date for Court OF Appeals mas ssued Invitations the
marriage OF hIs daughter. Miss KIttIs. to John L.
Virgins, the JUICES law partner, on November IL
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
MRS GROVER CLBPE AVID IN TOWN

1@I1V1IV0V' "
Mrs. Grover Cleveland CITY nxEt
their way To BOs0a 1hey ths Fifth
Avenue Hotel aud took for the night without
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
Ta,so-so

In the recent great contest that Myers Benso
Plaster and George didn't
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
HARRfE n.

Confecto Laxative.
lOzenge for constipation. agreeable the
efficient in action At Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
HfLPIsG THE cHAALhs1Os SUFFERER&

Coleman treasurer OF the Manhattan club, ur
nises the following Of the subscribed by the
club reie OF the Charleston sufferers
Tor sd ly M 10 Courtney OF
New-York tribune., 1886-11-06
5perial Noiites.
December Nnmber-Now Ready.

THE NEw.YORR FASHION BAzAR
rice 70 cents copy Subscription price per year
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MONEY SAVED I!
by USING THE
Combination Gas Machine


THERE IS NO DASGzR in its managemeuts'
1T emits no unpleasant or unhealthy smell or
0dor.5
IT Is far less troublesome than lamps. requiring
more attention than an ordinary clock.
GAS made with this machine costs from IS cents
to 81 so per thousand cubic feet or less than or
HALF OF ONE CENT per hour FoR ZACH BURNER,
according to the cost Of the material lGasollne(
from which the gas is made.
a BUILDING can be lighted with from ONE to
FIVE HUNDRED BURNERS, with less trouble and
skill than is required 10 take OF one kerosene
lamp.
There is no FIRE OR HEAT used 10 make the gas,
and the time required TO attend to a Machine for
au ordinary building will not exceed TEN MINUTES
per week.
By using gas made with this machine the danger
by fire and ACCIDENTS attending the use Of kero-
sene lamps is avoided
The WEIGHT CAN BIZ WOUND UP WHILE THE
LIGHTS ARE BURNING WITHOUT ExTINsUsHINe
TaEM.
Small machines name esreeially adapted to farm
residences, small stores and places OF business at
prices 50 low that all avail themselves OF this
great convenience and luxury.
Machines Of all sizes mace from TEN to ONE
THOUSAND or more lights. required
Where buildings are not piped for gas, pipes can
be laid for the distribution of the gas TRIFLIxe
COST from CELLAR to GARRET, without iHtury TO
the walls, and but slight annoyance TO the Inmates
For prices, etc, address
NJ. II. SMYTHE, P. o. Box z17,
;eb.16, 'ss-diw. Jackson, Miss.
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She Simts-gauutrat,
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making Il book cf reference which onvhs
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vance 1l
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Address THE CLARION, JAcKsoS, MISS.
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SENATE BILLS OK THIRD READING.
TO ameud sec. 50 Of an act to ameni az j
reduce into one act the act Incorporating
the city Of Natchez, an several aeis
amendaiory thereto, approved January -,
1871 Passed,
To incorporate the Losue Cotton Gather
ing Machine Company. Lost on third
reading.
TO Incorporate Castilian Syringe ln-
definitely postponed.
IsrRoDucrIos OF BILLS.
Mr.. Buchanaa-To amend sec. 4G6, Code
1880, in relation TO the compensation OF tax
collectors Finance.
Mr.. HarYey-Ta amend sees 1852 aud
3l69, chap. a. Code, in r lation to prisoners
in a county Jail, so far as the same relates
10 Madison county.
The Governor has approved the following
bills:
TO amend an act to prohibit The sale
or giving away Of spirituous, yirons or malt
liquors in the town of Ripley, and within
two miles thereof in the county Of Hippah,
approved March 8, 1884.
=. Ts amend an act TO authorize the
Georgia Pacific Railway Company 70 sell
or lease part OF its raj roai IN this Stale,
approved March Ii, 1884.
-. To allow owners of lands contiguous
to existing stock law district Of Union,
1ippah aud Benton counties to have the
same Included in said district
=. For the relief OF RuSus F Learned.
-. To authorize the appointment Of a
guardian Of the estates Of Geo. W. and Mag
gle 7. Balentine, of the LIST court district of
Pamela county, upon the execution by said
guardian Of trust deed on real estate.
=. To authorize the appointment OF a
stenographer for the circuit courts Of the
counties now imposing the 9th Judicial
District Of Mississippi.
-. TO provide reasonable compensation
for.the ciel k OF circuit court Of Washing
ION county for services il certain criminal
cases.
-. To provide for the payment Of dep.
uty clerk OF Circuit Court of Washington
county during term of said court
=. To authorize the board OF supervisors
OF Washington county 10 pay for implicit
ing the registration of said county ia 1879
=. To authorize the board of supervisors
of Lafayette and Yalobusha counties to
furnish the superintendent of education
with an Office.
=. To authorize die board of supervi-
sors Of Franklin county to transfer certain
funds in the county treasury and for other
purposes.
-. To amend an act to regulate finances
1884.
=. To amead an act to incorporate the town
OF Poplarville. Marion county, approved
March 10Th, 1884.
TO encourage planting oysters and for
other purposes.
-. In relation to the Attorney General.
At 210 the Senate adjourned.
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characteristics OF California os.
trfChqs

Silly fear and ferocity are the charac-
teristics of ostriches everywhere. Some
are more ill-tempered. but all are dam
gerous If not approached with care. No
method has been discovered by which
they can be plucked except that of draw
ing stocking over their head, leaving
a hole for the bird to breathe. To ac-
complish this the bird Is lured close to
the fence of the corral by delicacy like
corn, and is then seized by the neck
just as soon rs it is hooded in this way
it is comparatively helpless, for it will
not kick unless it can see what il Is
kicking at, One way to pluck them is
TO have small corral. the back of which
is movable BY pushing this up they
could be pinioned. The feathers are
taken from the breast, wings and tail,
all above the dreaded kicking apparatus
AT present the ostrich keepers press up
on the bird from behind, and as long as
they keep behind they are safe. The
man who plucks proceeds with dispatch
An adult bird is plucked every seven
months, and yields about twenty-five
long feathers and several tips" The
tips are taken from the wings. The
feathers on the back are left for the
rrntantian Of l.SA -hia,d -n..--;--rs ti.:-
plucking operation men have been kick
ed by the birds, but not hurt. Had the
birds had a fair forward kick, the result
could hardly have been other than fatal
to the person kicked. Unlike the emu,
which is exhibited often as an African
ostrich, they have but one toe on each
foot. This is terrible weapon. The
bird kicks forward. The force is shown
by the exploit of one bird, which kicked
a stout board on the side Of its corral
and broke it in two at one blow. The
toe is pointed and viii cut like - knife.
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Paper Hanging and Painting

THE UNDERSIGNED .HAS RECEIVED A
L large and beautiful assortment Of the eelebra-
ted Howell Bros New York;, WALL PAPERS,
and is now ready to reft parlors, halls, dining
rooms, and business Offices In appropriate style,
and on very reasonable terms.
Orders for Printing, Granting, Glazing, ETC., will
continue to resolve careful attention.
H. K. HARDY.
Jackson March To- lsss-am.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

Cleopatra was bitten by an asp, but
it was left for woman in San Fran
cisco to be stung by eeutipede. The
latter unfortunate did not die, however,
though she was SO near death that her
friends came about her bedside expectant
Of such an end. 1t was the centipede
that died, for some one heated ilatiron
red hot and scorched the veEomous lii
tie monster Of mary legs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Deeds of Trust, Etc.

TIlHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE KEPT REG.
| uiarly In stock at TItE CLARION Office, and
orders for same viii he promptly filled sl5e per
hundred; Si.0O for fifty, or soc. per quire OF "a
blanks; Postage OF express, prepaid. ortr by
No:
No. 1-Merchants' Decd Of Trust, on Crops and
Personal Property.
d" deed of Trust on Real Estate, TO secure
note Short form, recently prepared by
Mayre DAbuey, Esq, NiolSsburg.
+" 3--Deed OF Trust Real Estate, 70 secure
note Old form in stock for last ten
years, and generally approved.
I" 4-Deed of Trust for Rent:
(" 5-~Deed OF Trust Tor Rent and Supplies
" 5iS-tieneral Lien for Land Rent.
" 6-Contraot for share Of Crop.
C. decd OF Conveyance, or Warranty--Code SO.
A" S--Same, old furln.
" Same, with Vendors Lien
+" l0--Quit Claim Decd
a." 1l--BOnd for Title.
" l6-General Lease.
Address TuE CLARION, Jackson, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09
jackson TO New Orleans
0aly $500 Tor the Roaud Trip!

Mr. L. L. COLLINS, or MILAN, tenn, HAS
M organized Grad Excursion from Jackson.
Miss 10 New Orleans special train viii leave
Jackson on Wednesday night, March ~, at 1884,
ARRIVING IN New Orleans next morning at o clock,
Farefor round trip only 31n, including admission
to the Exposition. food 10 return within ten days
on any passenger train. Pullman seepcrS WIZ he
provided 10 the extent that bcrths may be ordered
Ia advance OF local aeest Special rates With hotels
Ia New Orleans.
ssG-0ne fare lor round trip from lagoo City and
intermediate stations The NaEoo Branch, 10 con-
meet at Jackson with Excursion train.
mars, SG-iw
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NATCHEz, JACKSON a.ooLUM Gus R.ll

(From Dec, 5, 1851
EAsrw ARD-Leayes Natohez daily at $500 p. m
arriving in jackson Al 300; connects ut Har
riston for Vicksburg and Memphis
W observation-disclosures jackson daily a. 1900 O. H.,
arrives al Natchez 1925 =. IN. Connects at
HARRISON for New Orleans
fglaGHr Thankfully, sunday excepted. Leaves
jackson S.cJ a. III; arrives igom Natehez at
700 y. NJ.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

OWING TO THE FAILING EYEsIGHT OF
" the editor and publisher one Of the oldest and
leading newspapers Of Mississippi the Democratic
organ Of Of the largest richest and most p0pu0us
esunties in the STATE Is thrown on the market esap
for caxh and msf Be sold IN 30 dags; paper estab-
lished 20 years, and has fair patronage; outfit
consists OF complete newspaper and Job Offce oBly
in use four years; published at a county-seaf one
Of tire bsst and kezlthieSt railroad towns in the
State. BUSINESS,
CLARION OHice, Jackson, Miss.
March Sd, lss6.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

-JUsT Received at G. J. BEcK's, the
Latest, Handsomest and Nobbiest Norfolk
Suits; and 4 Button Getaways, and
Straight-Cut Sack Suits, ever brought TO
jackson. feb24-lw.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

We have 6rst-class Tailor IN our
employ from New York, which enablea us
to give you perfect in clothing. Call on
us. CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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NlsILE ~ OHI0lR. r

North bound trains leave Meridian at 4;i5 and Z
D. ~; ana South bound trains arrive at $500 a. N
and 1880 p. m.s
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waco BgAEoH


aau--Leavos Tor Vickshurg 1850 a. IA.
--jeaHes or Meridian, 2;A9 p. IN.
Ace3mmedation--Leave for Vioksburg. 2 500 A. n.
Avs IRON Nioksburg, 1900 n. ~,
with trough sleeper Tor n. o.
Local Pleisit-Leayes Tor Nicksburs, 1885 a, ~.
Leaves FOR Meridian, II 10 q. M.
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New Shades Nav WALL PAPER
1t
feb24, 'S6-3t EYRIcH 81 Co.'S.
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NOTICE.

N Y. BURROUGHS, ESQ, Is APPOINTED
IN and constituted Superintendent Of the STAIRS
Of The British and Mississippi Valley Freehold,
Land and Mortgage Company, Limited, with fall
power TO represent 1t within the State OF Missis-
sIppi
W. L. Nuzent, Esq, Of Jackson, mississippi, Is
appointed Gensral Attorney for said Company, and
Is authorized to accept service Of process against
the C0mpsuy. and represent il in the courts II the
State. W. T.. SWAN,
Managing Director 10 the United States.
janis, 's6-d&w1m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs of
every description, at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING lEMRoRIuM.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

II you want nice Hat or Cap call at Lac.
KAHSis.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

-Stetson Hats specially at the CAPT.
TAIL CLcrHING EMPORIUM.
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To amend ga act 10 amend section . OF
an &C to amend aud reduce into one the acts
incorporating the town If KoseIasko, in tn
county Of Alfalfa. and the several ac's
amen1afory thereto, approved March !,
1875 Passed.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

DR JONES HAS MOVED ms OFFICE 10
~ his residence, enc block south Of the City
HALL He has his rooms very comfortably and
conveniently arranged ior tbs accommodation OF
ladies. LIANT, sat
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Ffso ADvERTTsEag.-To rates for advsrtis-
l ing - OBJ good newspapers sent free. Adj
dress GU. 7. EDWEL.L 4 CO., 10 spruce st., n. Y.
feb. s.fse-lm
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DAILY CLARION.
TUESDAY, MARCH ., 1885.
ILLI4oIs CE4TRAL RATaRoep.

ILLINOIS GENERAL RAILROAD.
-gS,helaie taking eject Nov. 2, isSs,l---
~-SeKTu B0UNn.---
80. 2-Expu ss--arriyes $500 b. ~.
leaves $40 p. M.
No. 4-Msil--arriyes lessS A. Ia.
leaves 1888 2. IA.
SOUTH BOUND
80. -Express-arrives 1858 ?. IA.
leaves S:i2 p. IA.
No. 3--Mtii-auiSes :46 a. M.
leaves i:45 a. m.
VAZo0 BgAECH
80. i2-Nosth--ieaves 700 q. n.
Ne. 1I--Sauth-arrives 1915 p. "a.
Except sgniays.ls
L. r. MoSrsoNEsY, Ticket Agept
}. ". CgLEMAg, a. g. y. a.
J. N. TUREKR, Div. ,upt.
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To change The time FOR holding cirsuit
court 10 Chickasaw county. Passed.
At o'claek the House adjourned.
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C ONSUM PTl0N

hase pefye reniedy f0f shove diseaset = ~ -
ftseds y u its kna and 81 Ionx stsnfiT
sse ea eHssl Iatesd - strpat M f. IL eearT
- enl ssh 70 H1Tffza KRfA t6gsh4r With VAL
ALL ltkAfiFt fig cieesse. sef rHferss fiss ~
s< I'D p o address, OK r A. sbucuM Isl Pssr ~ Er.
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-E THE CLARION
AsD wEeEtY TisfEs.pTMocRAr One Year ior
9R.SO.
THe CLARION AND DAILY TIMEs-DxMacRAT, one
year, for $3.50.
Address THE CLARION, JAcEsoS, Mss
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
Fathers Old Boots.

Many q pIrturr ot moy.n- na;.-H, AZ
pear IN ,ur DARK gallery q: drunken
nc>>. We have seen bu; Nv more
touching ones man :a.- from me PEI
OF Mr. " \. h.JGcr. >A- DESERVES
Little Benny. Lac son a. "a drunken
iathc-. STING IN = room Win rs
mother and .Ir.y >>.--. Hy looking
s. this SAD and ;hog-.;iG. face n
would have taken him - * Tn years
OF a-e. vet he WAS hU: 81 N won
de-. fpr four wears TINS S.-o>, 1l.y
had been Used 10 - : drunken
father 20 IN and ~ o. me cottage.
he scarcely remembers auy :L!a- from
him bu; cruelty and ahu~r b.; now
ne i dead, The green Sd n, An on
his C-aye ! week or -. ru; In terrible
effects 4 hi couGuc; we-e MOI: buried
with him. Tn poor children woad
,tSrt w;h : >AuiCer =; every uncertain
step IN n" va outside. and ~ ever
hc>I:aiInC hand upon :h- latch On
the d.y mentioned benny mo,ae. was
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23

Ihs N'chtn' system "a ,htcsE" I"lif,..
PERMANENTLY n~suI~d-i Ds'.I-j ~t,I
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
Ii END.

Mrs. Mulligsn-And so You have
no mother now Mo,herlese Boy-No
mum. Mrs. MulNgan-Wei., me boy.
whenever YOU feel the want, CT q good
licking. come IL me and III ~ . nosh.
CT 20 you.-!.e Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-23
by David Christie "urray.
U'tIT"r NiU-C.ea-rrn

.r ~ % thtH|
I'm" ia silence. Il wa q sunl.t after
noon. and th"r- wrrr wiudaw-a.~5-u-
e every ha.-. n ra, -'r-., W.. ar.r...
r'."-.l ,,n-i.- o},am.n- o..r Tho
hH". 80 'n.' r5.-aur -,n,r o.!
H'IfIi| .nt color fp.. 10 fia hearts
-; 'H" i"r |.l.-r'-a uE creatures e.
TN walked al.H- aud Frightened
TN "!.amy fA,l.- And suddenly.
Al --" We're D. some MaE tn. urrlurr
u ls- lI.s-,,sl fujlaa-- II color and
rani a"". anH...- ,ne r...fm.u- Nj
Lima. accompanied ut "a .lt.. .5I. Of
t"".:' or ihf.l~au Nesr-. wAD lo.sr1
b.. an a'.. nd.rtf fairy Phi. -aw -prn.-
fh'"" 80 surprising 80 a.. aspect 81 '.l-
ii'i' STRANGER that be- RAISED h. hat
mechanically ia answer 10 ID. vDuno
Roy b -Fac. corr. salu'". and looked a.
~" oaIi win % curIpa- .a I~ut~rrp-a-
a,H 'Ha' b." plainly alarmed h"r.
He Nh II. vtrjn'u % dau-hter'"
D. .od Of hlar-n 81 minute later
-. sand the pot w. have
~ Ia ~"d her A pretty child, - -h,
not
y -h"u.d nave @uc--nd her 10 b..
hr,huf child. % al .nv ut" a clos,
relative If tl-. wherever had seen hey.
returned Pin. Thor" D. "a portrait Of
hr.HuE ma'arI a. Ir.-a..a~u. painted
-" -n" Was "A child ! ha." been
lsfH...f ws'n a. 'gr' -tu"' ctu Trm.m-
hr j. nr-,r aa.. b... painted from
T.. ,,r.1 u. I.., in-' Do
ins- ness would i'.. s."n a relief
Z" Maf-a Haar- ago.. tu. a. lad been
Unlrrarjaa row t,I Iulu. and maur 81
d. IF O. Ita.u.E.
'I' D. un' uncommon tina q child
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