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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20
Change.

The intensely, and almost pnpreced-
entedly cold spell of weather, which
has suspended industrial operations OF
every kind, in our midst has, much to
the satisfaction of every one, passed
away, anG now, we are enjoying again,
the genial sunshine. Itr quires such
arctic stalactites as these with which
we have for days coutended, in order
that such change might be properly
appreciated
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20
A Youthful Skeptic.

From the Boston Ecening Record.
Litaa Danforth has evidently been
a c!5se observer of the art of home
dress-makins, for the other night he
broke out in an abrupt, skepsical way
Mamma, does God really make all
the little boys?"
eyes, Dannie:"
aBut where are the seams? He
can't pull whole skin over EN- when
he gets 'em made, can he?"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20
MIR. 5. Wolk0rlSkle.

It is with pleasure we call attention
to the advertisement OF Mr.. Sigmund
Wolkoviskie, which appears IN this is
sue of the TINES.
Mr.. Wolkoviskic is wide awake
business man, and all who deal in his
line, and can appreciate the enhancing
beverage, will find there everything
to suit the most fastidious.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20
THE FATE OF sTONEwALL AND THE

DUKE.
4 few days ago, old Boreas let in
That razor-edge-blsst from the cave of the
wind.
He whistled and howled, he ranted and
blew;
Set noses TO leaking and went thro' and
thro'
The Town WAS alarmed and Pickets thrown
ont,
To feel what Borcns, now WIS about.
Reports handed in, made tae boldest turn
pale,
All feared that each effort to stop him would
fail.
The city" surrendered, as held out on high
4 tale-telling emblem embazoned on the
sky
The Fathers" handed over the keys Of the
Town.
Old Boreas. ,.s victor, was stepping around.
Just at this juncsure, two champions Of
Cnlimbered their Batteries, all foansing with
wrath.
D:sputine each inch Of street or Of ground,
These heroes surveyed the now vanquished
Town; .i,
Swearing such oaths, as made the earth rat
tie.
That Buckingham's Duke was ready for bat
tie
That oft had he fought none ever could
lick
And neer left q foe, with power to kick.
IN echo came back in answer to this call,
That, nerve,l for the fight stood the Stofse-
,caQ;:
4 wall" ever standing for friend or for foe,
But all who embrace it qnickly let so.
it is historic, that those who would hitch
Old '.Stonewall" for fight must go to the
ditch.
so loud beat the drum and IN battle array
Tie rank and the file stood ready for the
fray.
With teeth MI clatser, and noses SO blue
All swore, Old Boreas should suffer has due.
But, alas fer the incest laid plans OF our
men,
All born to be bligh.ed and doomed to an
end +!
..Buckiugham's Duke, in spite Of derice,
Was lying, in state, in barrel OF ICE.
Neither did the .Stooewall" better stand the
shock,
For harmless be lay. as Sp!rl "a 4 rock.
Strange transformation not stranger than
truc,
That ct SO Old shou. I De kept 10 tne lew,
But water and sperits 'sis nuu known
around,
Instead ofa drink, must b. sold by the
pound.
Tue above verses, which the writer
calls Il tragedy, was picked up on one
Of the streets of the town and handed
US by friend. We presume what
| old Boreas failed to do for him, the
pound" effected, from the choice o:
the streets, as depository for his pc
etical productions
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20
Grand Jury.

Jasper n. Connors, P. J. Creecy,
Jno. C. Manning, H. F. McFaddin, J.
D. Beatson, J. B. Andrews, J. S. An
drews, H. S. Dickerson, Osias Mathis
Jno. c. DuRant, Jno. W. Fleming,
Jno. C, Land, S. NJ. Nixon, A. Moul-
trie Brailsford, Jno. Driggers, Theo
VI Rrailstord, B. c. Truluck, J. B
Richardson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20

Jurors for the February term of the
Circuit Court which meets OF the Sth.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-01-20
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

tEh.AS We SSN't teAA AAO 10
One Year, in Advance Sl.30, or SUI as
che E1piration of Six Months
Advertisements Square, hrst IN
sertion. $l.UO.
Esch subsequent insertion. Soc
~ Contract Advertising at reduced
rates.
Advertising in Local Column, loc per
line.
S Our Terms for oil Transient Adfef-
tisements. are invariably in advance.
Our columns are open at all times, iof tne
expression of opinions on allsub]eces OF poo-
lie interest. but we are not respohsloAe ioi
the ri.ws of our correspondents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15

CUsHINGs MANUAL AT CoURT.-A
raw citizen in Idaho, says the Wash
ington Critic, was elected a Justice of
the peace, and the only law book
he had was a "Cushings Manual"
The first case before him was that Of a
cowboy for stealing steer. When
the case was called the only lawyer
in the little town was there to defend
the prisoner.
"As there is no counsel Tor The other
side" be said, 81 make a motion that
the case be dismissed"
The Justice looked over his Man.
ual."
"a motion has to be seconded" be
said.
II second the motion" promptly
responded the prisoner.
The motion has been ma ie and
seconded that the case be dismissed,
said the court. "All in favor will
please say aye.
The prisoner and his attorney voted
aye.
"All opposed say no. -
Nobody voted.
The motion is carried, aud the
case is now dismissed" remarked the
court. "A motion to adjourn is now
in order"
The prisoner made the motion, and
the court adjourned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15

have told neither more nor l,s,
than ] saw. Put what Interpretation
you please upca il. can ogIer zone.
Was she Lilithp
cannot tell. Bat shs cost the life
tno matter how u endsi1 Of one of the
noblsst men Ievsskrsx. And Frank
still suffers from having once been be-
meath her influence.
WEEcks AND WREoxrSa.-The
lslanden living On the tresless He.
orides LOOK upon q good wreck as a
god-send I'D scan day by aay their
shores % zee what. logs may haze
drifted thereon from fpreisn countries.
J Con- sss| - hssasIS', MEN, ~
Of lighthouses to warn vessels from
their coasts. II seems TO them an At.
tempt to thwart the designs of q kind
Providence. in sending the spoils of
the deep TO make these island dwellers
comfortable.
1t Is not many years since the agent
OF the island owners wrote his en-
ployer that, thanks to Providence,
there had been three wrecks in the
early part Of the winter, so that the
island was well supplied with wood.
As late as a hundred years ago, a
wreck was spoken of in Cornwall as
"Gods blessing" A Cornish land.
lord reckoned among his most valuable
lands the sea.shore on which wrecks
were stranded. He expected to keep
his cellar well stocked with wine,
brandy, -four and other commodities
by means Of the blessings" which
Providence shonld drift on his sea.
coast.
These words. kind Providence,
and Gods blessings when applied to
wrecks. jar upon the ear unaccustom.
ed to the pious phrases with which
these dwellers on the seacoast welcome
the spoils Of the ocean.
Not only wrecks supply the He.
brides with timber. but Mexican and
West Indian forests, whence logs and
felled trees are carried by the Gulf
and washed ashore on these
treeless islands. The mast of an Eng.
lish man.of-war, wrecked of Jamaica,
and the islanders not unffsqdeGtIy
ind bales Of cotton and bags of coffee
stranded on the island beaches.
A ship loaded with tea was blown
On the rocks of Dakbeg and went to
pieces. Thepeople gathered hundreds
of tea chests, and, not knowing what
10 do with their contents. spread the
tea on the land as manure. To this
lay there is a field on the island
known as the "tea-feld. ."-Youth's
Companion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15

~ 4 wouldn't worry about the
cholera, DEAR" said wife 10 her hns.
band; at 10 not at all likely that it
will reach this country. i don't
know about that, he replied nervous.
ly; it may break out at any moment.
and we might have a frigatfal time /;
IL think / had better pay the back
pew rent any way. and my suhscriP.
lion 10 the paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15

- II you want q convenient, por.
table medical preparation, q purgs-
tive and tonic, that will purify the
blood, sharpen the appetite, and in
yigorate the whole system, try q box
of Vinegar Bitters Powders-ffty
doses for fifty cents. These Powders
smbody the essential properties Of
Vinegar Bitters. which has been for
twenty years the worlds great family
medicine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15
FOR SHERIFF.
Leunariiown, April S, =

Leonarl,own, April S, 80.
MesSrs Editors s-ICa will please an
nounce Mr.. ]. L. C0NNELLY as eandi-
date Sor the Sheriffalty ai the next election
end say that he viii ID cordially support
by the public generally.
April 8, 's6-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15

Il eoId look AZ d:,r,v.k
ts.t eh;la,.a as
could foreive. aTh., -, - -
man." NV wife bencsSo,.h IN,
Thar
How lovely she looked at the
OAristnas ball when radiant 9Th de.
light, she crossed the room 10 say b
me. Look at the progress of ny con.
ssrslon. Here is hermit Kenneth in
tins frivolous scene
i Il wish ] was at the chapel" Ken.
meth himself remarked, and certain.
~ no man locked 90 unsuited TO. .
oalisroom- Hs had grown Eale and
- sssaelitsra g. "a wocf
.a0asasa. a'r never before aaa
vs '.",,, ." ni"
"ny va sas'n don you " back 7
SA'a l. Nothlng has surprised me
more 'nan your appearance here.
A"s" IL "ooia oe so' ne answer
eu, haa 70 come.
linen 10 'na' ineongruous place be
uesan .e,iing me his experiences in
'H"' WHO solitude.
81 began to think INV life there
useless, a mere indulesuce of INV own
taste. l read and thought but tb.
mysteries of life seemed as unfathom.
able as ever. One evening / felt INV.
self no longer alone. / saw nothing,
| heard nothing, yet l absorbed this
SoAAaau III my oeing: 10 into the
"U'iu' '0f 'nere Is iife you must save,
Is o" you must Vanquish' and the
n. w =" Ae ,e1 n"s gwen you the
- "s"' Snu conquer. Inc
~ wa" MOCK ana your trends
l.e'S'anu n -, you' out heed them
"o'' ny TINS 'oSen know both des-
'oye' anu oes'royed. linen across the
AOo, u my foom silaed a giaer'ng
I""H unhke' anything we see upon
' nna l. ooey'hg the
.ouiaahu' came mere 10 hnd the des-
"'ef'
AA' no"eh' ne tremoied'
"~e" my ai"'' anu piu me look
"'i'ss the ROOM There stood Frank
Aau ''is' 'erhay-she with the jewel
GU SNAKE 'wis'ed In ner hair, he with
a"o'ner, a bracelet OF hers, clasped
ed Between ghem, and she had slipped
it on.
"My dear Kenneth, these are fan.
cies, nothing but fancies," I said, for
his manner alarmed me. "You can't
think that anything more dangerous
than a boyish love affair can result
from Franks friendship with Mrs.
Vernay."
"Lilith !" was all he said.
Tell me, how did YOU guess her
name?'
at came to ME as that command
came when l saw her write" he re.
piled. Then crossing the room, he
asked the beautv to dance taking her
away from Frank.
I believe bets passed between the
men at the Torremouth clubs as to
which of the brothers would marry
beautiful Mrs. Vernay. I confess |
wondered myself whether Kenneth
would relinquish his noble schemes and
marry like any other ordinary mortal.
/ rarely saw him without Mrs. Veruay.
He rode with her, drove with her,
spent long hours in her pretty draw.
ine.room, and walked with her on the
esplanade. asked him what was
coming from all this, and had for re.
ply, "If don't marry her, Frank will"
an answer which at the time struck
me as strange.
And one dav Frank came IN INV
wife to pour into sympathe,ic ears
| wild, fierce rawlings against his brother.
Why had Kenneth talked all that
| nonsenss ahout csl;hacv and sacIus;on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15

The BAR, in every particular, complete.
NY stables havS been rebuilt and are in first
class cnndition for accommodation of horses
and the storage of all kinds of vshicles.
Call and see ior yourselves
HERBERT T. MOORE.
PropEiesol.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-15
MOORE'S HOTEL
Summer Resort.

take pleasure in Informing my custom.
ers and the travelling public that | have
thoroughly renovated nav house, improved
and rentted the same and am fully prepared
20 accommodate both
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

Talking about lucky deals iil stocks.
said broker tie other day. i know 0f
q case which beats anything IN the shoe
string line ever heard of. Last juno i
young clerk on Ia SalIo street got Il tip
on ST Paul Il WAS about Tie time Az
mour went into that stock. and the way
The clerk got Il the stuff was sure 10 %
up steadily to the country mark. He
had 500 Ii bank, and he drew il out
and put it into st. Paul through buck
et-shop. He bought $50 shares, which
gave him a S2 margin. lie paid IS.
Sure enough. the quotations began to
creep up, and when they reached 60.
few weeks Iaser, he wns $3.50 ahead. lie
drew ont his profits, returned his 800
70 the bank % that be coudnif lose any
thing, and Immediately bought i25
shares with bis $50. f wasn't long
until the price touched 70. when he sold
out again and again invested his profits.
He repeated this at IS, at 80, d 90, and
again 1T 30. the quotations gradually
creeping up % that figure, aud never
once sa ggine buck enough to wipe out
his margin. That was early last No
venber. about four months ffpms the
time be started in with 500 capital.
And how much money do You suppose
he had then2 Five th0usandf Guess
again. Severn More. sir. lie bad more
than $4,000. and than ne goi scared.
drew out entirely and invested rs whole
pile in real estate. And i was ysell hs
did. Chicago Journal.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03
CHURCHES.

uKrHoDtsr CHURcH--Rev. G. c. Andrews, D. D.,
sastor Sabbath services II q. m. and p N. Pray
~ meeting every Wednesday night. sabbath school,
"a. M. w. l.. Nugent, superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcH.-Rev. John Hunter, D.
D., pastor. sabbath services Il a. m, and 7; m.
school Z. n. ]. L. Power, Superintendent
BApT4sr CHuRcH.-Rev. II. F. Sproles, pastor.
sabbath services II A. M, and p NJ Prayer meet
a. every Thursday night, at O'Clock. sabbath
School, q. N.
BETH ISRAEL CoEeREeATIoN. Il. Weiss, Rabbi.
cArHorIc CHUKcH.-Rev. pastor
Sabbath services-Mass a. m, High Mas ~ z. m.s
Tssners and sabbath school at p. Mass every
morning 1t O'Clock
EPISCOPAL CHuRcHe-Rer. Wm. Short d. D..
Reetor sabbath services II .. M, and P. N.
Fri5av evening services o'clock. Sabbath seheol
~ 4. n Wm. s. Hamilton supt
CHRISTIAN cHuRcH.-No pastor at present
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

Pearl Lodge No. % (hIasonic) Meets Sd Monday
night Of each month.
Monday night Of each month.
Mississippi Commandery No i Knights Templar.
Meats 2d Monday night Of each month.
Capitol Lodge No II, l. Q. Q. F.-Meets every
Thursday night.
Choctaw Encampment No 3, l. y. q. f-Meets
Pearl Lodge 10 80, Knights Of Pythias Meets
I'd and 4th Tuesdays.
q and 4th Fridays.
Jackson Lodae No. 1853, Knights and Ladies Of
Honor.-Meets ID and 4Gh Wednesdays.
KNIGHTS OF the Golden Rule.-Meets I'd and Sd
"wednesday In each month"; at the West jackson
Hall.
lst and Sd Tuesdays
Catholic Knights Of Amsrica-BFaneh No. 29.--
lst and ID Sunday each month.
Knights Of ST. John, Commandery No. 26.-2d
and 4th sunday each month.
Mannasseh Lodge No. 202, I. 0. B. B.-Meets
svery second and Fourth Sunday at their Lodge
Room IN the Jewish Temple.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

Senate Standing Committees,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walker Harvey. Stkes. Yer.
ger, WERNER, Boothe, Buchanan,
fin1agce.senatofs Simonton, Diliard, Love, Mor,
Agriculture, Commerce and Msnafmstnreu- Sen.
ators duyton, Boyd, Dean, Gully, Blnfori.
PuDlic Education Senators Hamilton, of floImes.
hsyn9lds ,,,i,,.i M Gage, Ross, tiaylss;
i'n0hc Works-eenators Dickson, smith, Kemp.
Printing Senators Packwo0d, Ioss. Hamilton. 81
Holmes, Barron. Gayies f''t' =
ltailroads and Franchises Other than Nunicinal
--sgnatofs i.lse reynolds, Lo0ne, Smith, Harvey
Austin. ~ 's'si 80 y
Mlitia Senator's Bachelor Houston. vertn.r.
!, FEDERAL ia heiatioIs = Senators whitney, Dodds
Norris Brenham. Burkitt
Counties and County boundaries Senators Dill
iafd, whitney, Cuyion, Kemp, Dean
Immigration SENATOR Reynolds Hamilton Of
hindsi dully, Kemp, Barron.
Registration and Ecctlona--son4tbfe Hagnilien.
Of Hinde billiard Harvey, Boothe. Cansey
Bachelor 'is''
Banks alld Banking Senators Seal Hamilton, Of
Contingent Expenses Senators Eooths. Pack.
wood, Hamilton ol Homes
fenitentlary ard Prisons :. senasorn Hoaae
Powell, binfyrd, Casey, Morris
Humane and Benevolent hkllfntioue- eenatore
btepnani, cimonion, whitney, Burkift, Austin
Public Lsnds-seuai0rs smith, Walker, Seal.
1orEoIalionss Senators sykes Dickson. Dodds,
Casey
Gayles. hHf
Public Health and Quarantine senators Gage,
Brenbani, Packwood Austin, Seal.
Constitutional Amendments Senators Burkftt.
Dllard, whitney, rerger. Ross Bo0the, Seal
Temperance henatofs Harvey, Boone Kemp,
Love, Bachelor. y
yoikT cohhIfTgas on PART OF SENATE.
Executive CONTINGENT Fund ssn.to,. vs,..,..
eimonton, Gully.
Iton, II Hinds '''s7s
! eEaEolIed Biils~senators Dodds, Lave, Iloss. Kemp
Iuse, billiard, Dean. -
:, Ig infestieats State 0iiices-senators slmonfon
walker, Houston, PoNel Smith, Whitney. Biniord
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coIored Churches aud II enev-
client societies

Rartist-Eider Marion Dunbar, pastor.
N. r. Chrrch.--Rev. Jas. Parks, pastor.
A. ~ T. Church.--Rev. d. A. White, pastor.
Cougrerafional.--Rev Chss. L Harris. pastor.
Peariy Grove Bapiist.-Rev Geo. Wright, pastor.
Lynch Lodge, No. 2 lMasonicl-ist wednesday
night each month.
ST James Lodge. G. u O. Of O. n, No. ig2T-ist
aud "a Friday night ca ch month.
St James Lodge, No. 3 Knights 81 Pythias-2d
and 4th Tuesday nights.
jackson Benevolent Soeiety.-lst and Sd Monday
nights
jackson Beneficial Beneyoleat socieiy-lst aud
Sd Monday nights.
Zion Friends Society-2d and iih Monday nights.
Sens aud Daughters Of Jacob.-2d and 4th We'd
nesday nights.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

have carefully examined "The Mississippi JUS
tice and. Business Form Book, ''--as recently re-
Gently revised and do most heartily commend it.
not only to Justices Of the Peace, but to Lawyers
and Business Men generally.
Appendix, containing a Dictionary of legal
terinsu in common use; the times Of holding the
various courts in the State the statistics Of p0pu-
lation Of the State by Counties; the railroads, and
towns and cities therein with distances etc. make
IL an invaluable book, and 1t ought to meet with
ready sale in every community In the State.
Yours, truly, W. II. HARDY.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03
PATENTS


Caveats, Trade-Harks and Copyrights
Oh;aired, and ait other business In the T. 81 Pat
ent Ofhcs attended 10 for MODERATE FEES
Our cflee Is opposite the U. s. Patent Office, and
We can obtsiH Pafenta in ICES time than tbssss ~
mote from WASHINGTON "
send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise 81 70
pafenfability free Of charge and We make 80
CHARGE UNLESS We OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer, here 70 the Rosfmasier the supeFiH-
teHdeDt Of Money Order Div, aud 20 officials Of the
L. 5. Patent Once. For circular, advice, terms and
references % actual clients tn your oWs State Or
ConnfF, sFite % g. A. SNOW CO.
Opposite patent 0foe, Warrington. D. G
ceL1s,'s5
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

VIZ. $ HAMILTON, Chief Engineer Fire Dspars'nt.
JACKSON. No l.-lstszmerl--Ist Monday right
II each mocxh.
erx. Ne. - Regular meetings lat Tuesday.
wrsr Jackson, Ne. i.-tsteamer)-2d Tuesday
nsrht each month.
r.Szzi-r Al wednesday night In each month.
HsrS No. s-1st Wednesday night each nonth.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

Prince Bismarck has TO take cara NOW
and count the pipes he smokes At one
time he was whiit the Gernnns call
s'cIiain smoker tlat Il. he would CON
sumo consecutiyely u cable Of cigars.
each link being Lighted at the stump 81
It's predecessor. Happy mani ox-
claimed 6ambetta. speaking Of the
great German. "heer and smoke agree
with him.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUsTRATED WEEKLY.

The position el II1RrKHs Youae PKopLk - the
leading weekly periodical for young readers 4 veil
established. The puhIishefs spare ~ pains u pro-
vide the best and most attractive feadfrlu and ne
tratioHs The serial and ehoFf stories have ssrnns
dramatic Interest," while they are ehoIy free frona
shat 4 pernieions 9r Tuigary seaeaffonaf NJ pa
Fefs on natural history and science travel and fhe
Iaets 81 lie are by writer's Hhoec names give TIE
best assurance oi accuracy and value Illustrated
papefs on athletic sports, games, aud pasfrnes rive
full Information on these subjects There Is nsfh.
ing cheap about Il bat IL price.
an episome Of everything that Is attractive and
desirable IN juvenile llierafffe--Bas Csserfv.
weekly feast Of good ibings 10 the boys and
girls in every fafniIy which II sisitss--Btdot
Union.
Il is wonderful IL iis wealth of pictures ingorna-
tion, ard inteHsi.- ctrfsffan zdrocafe. N y
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03
prrnr.rC TNsTrTUTTONs.

LuNArrc AsYLuM-Dr. {. Mitchell. superin
fendent
EAST MISSISSIPPI INSANE ASYLUM, Meridian
Or. G. A. Rice, Superintendent.
DEAF AND DUNE IssrIrunoS.-J r. Dcbyns
Superintendent.
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIsD.-Dr- W. s. lang
Icy, Superintendent.
PKErrENr1ARY.-T. ]. McQuiston, supsrinten'
dsnt; Hamilton, Hoskins Co., Lessees.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

Members OF the Legislature viii ind
It to their interest BY examining the i'm
mense stock of custom-nals clothing
specially made to meet the demands 81 The
Legislators BY g. J. Beck before pnrchss-
ine elsewhere.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03
1IrNns nnIINrY cn 4 NcERY CouRT.

First District at jackson, on I'd Mondays March
ana Septenlber--l2 days Second District, at Ray
mond. on Sd Mondays June and December-l2
days r. g. Peyton, Jndge W. 7. Ratlih, Chancery
Clerk--ofice at Raymond; A. g. Moore, Deputy
Office at jackson.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03
noARn oF supERYIsoRs.

Regular meetings at Jackson on last Monday IN
December, and sd Monday In June. AT Raymond,
fast Monday in January and I'd Monday In July.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

First DISTRICT at Jackson, on lst Mondays Janu-
ary. is DAYS, and 4th Monday in June is days.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-03

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Very truly, FREDERIC SPEED.
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