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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT NOTICE.

ORDERED: THAT AT THE APRIL TERN
~ 1856, Of this Court, the Docket of the FRS
(middlel District will he taken up on the ira Mon
day, und called until the fourth Monday in April
when the docket Of the Third (northern} Distric
will be taken up and called until the third Mon
day in May, when the docket of the Second south
ernl District will be disposed Of
true copy: OLIVER CLIFTON, Clerk.
March 3, 1sS6.-1m.
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Partner Wanted in the stock Business

I HAVE THE LAND, WITH AMPLE RANGE
for 600 head OF stock, with further advantages
81 raising 20 head mules each year. partner
with $500 in money desired. Address
HOLLIS CREEK,
mar24, Sow. Brandon, Miss.
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aES
Patents Granted

TO Masterpieces ier the month Of March, 1856
and reported expressly for THE CLARioNr ny y
IarbslI Co. Solicitors Of Patents, Washington,
-. {.
John A. Pegg, Jouestown-Sample box
or package.
Henry Abney, Crawford r. Grinding at
tachmenls for sewing machines.
Wnl. NJ. Price. CRYSTAL Springs-Grate-
James c. Broyles, Tupslo-Breeeh-load-
ing dre-arm.
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STEDMAN & CO.
1886. SPRING! 1886

As season after season comes round
and we are able TO announce: Larger
stocks in every department; lower prices
in every department; larger sales in
every department-we know our way OF
doing business is right: strictly cash and
one price to all BUTT is all in the buy
ing, and here our advantages are second
to no house in the United States. Our
buyers are all the year round in New
York-their purchasing porer IS a nil
lion-and We own goods as low as they
are made. The proof is our prices:
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ia. friends sud acquaintaaes Of the late DASIEL
ST. WILErSsOy are invited to attend his funeral
irom The Presbyterian Church 1t haH-Fast ten
O'Clock tomorrow Th1u3srJ morning.
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ROBERT maxwell,
1851 v.
TERRELL, IT AL.
ON MOTION OF CO3PLAINAETs AND DIE
" proof made 10 the Court in respect 70 the
nonresident defendants named in this order II is
now ordered by the Court that the defendants v .
J. Terrell, NJ X. Terrell, Hattie A. McTntosh, Tab
itha Simmons, ozels Meredith, Adelena Meredith,
Lewis Meredith and Florence Meredita and T. J.
Meredith, residing at Duvalrs Bluff, Arkansas /:
Joe G.. Terrell, residing in Arkansas, post-Of5ce
unknown; Calvin Terrell. q citizen of Alsbams.
living at Florence, Alabama; Richmond Terrell.
residing al Columbus, Tennessee, and Eliza Hoz-
ell, residing Weatherford, Texas enter their sp-
pearanee and plead answer or demur to the bill In
the cause, before the FIRST MONDAY Oh
MAY, 1886, at Jackson, before the United States
Circuit Court for the Southern District OF Missis-
sippi. This order to be published for four eonsecG.
tive weeks In the Jackson Weekly Clarion, and q
copy sent TO each OF Defendants By mail, by the
Clerk of this Court
Ordered and sdjudged, this, the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1856 4. A. HILL, Judge.
A true copy from the minutes.
Teste: J. NJ. MCKEE, Clerk
F. JOHNSTON, Solicitor for Complainant.
fab24
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up PERMANENT and PROFITABLE business. They
are not sold by merchants ana GIVE EXCLU-
sIvE TERRITORY, thereby giving the agent entire
control of these SUPERIOR cORsETs in the territory
assigned her. We have large number of agents
who are making grand success selling these goods
and desire such in every town. Address, MME.
GRISWOI.D co, 923 BROADWAY, New YORK.
maria, '56-1nn,
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Last year was quite disastrous one
for insurance companies having risks in
Boston. The fire indemnity paid was over
"A million dollars--nearly three time as
much ~ in 1881. OF The 600 fires 81 were
directly traceable to kerosene oil.-Ex-
change.
Then why not use Browns nou-explosiye
Petro7
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Having sold and transferred my Fire Insuranc.
business TO MessTs. Barrows & Laird, and whils
retiring IRON the Insurance business l take thi,
occasion to return my thanks to the MANY friend.
who have so long given me their patronage, aud K
bespeak for my successors continuation al thu
business heretofore done by me. as they have lone
been established in the business and represent |;
large line of the best Companies, and are PREPARED
to attend to all business that may be offered Their
with promptness and fidelity.
]. w. BEArr.
Jackson March ~ ss6-2w
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Lost or Stolen.

EROM MY PLACE, FOUR MILES NORTH
IL east of Terry, Miss, on March /, 1885, one Iron
Gray Horse, medium size, about six years old, both
right legs white up to his knees, halter marks on
his nose his left ear doubled down. giving him an
ugly appearance. Any information as to his
whereabouts. leading to his recovery, will be
most literally rewarded by the undersigned, at
Terry, Miss q. W. LEWIS.
narl5 Sf-6v
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Friedman, Abraham & Co.
OPEN LETTER.
OFFICE OF FEcHHEIMER, GooDKIND & Co,
WHOLESALE CLoTHIERS,
456 To $50 BROADWAY.

Ne,o Kork, February Is, 1885,
MEssRs FRIEDMAN, ABRAHAM 4 Co, Jackson,
MIss.:
GENTLEMEN-Re Received yours of the
10th inst. Regret exceedingly that you
had a fire. Trust you will not have much
interruption OF business. We, too. have
been visited by fire. The basement of
the retail house took fire and we suffered
quite severely from smoke in the Whole
sale Department We shall be pleased
to ell your orders for damaged stock at
very reduced figures.
With kind regards, yours truly,
FEcHHEIMEE, GooDKlND & Co.
uar24n So
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We see, from the cast Of character 10
Queen Esther" az giyen in the Iazoo
Sentinel thet Misses Annie Henry and
Nanny Caihoon, o. Jackson, are maids Of
honor lu the queen.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS :
LOST HEIRS!

VNuE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN B PENDLE-
4 TON, deceased, a brother of the late Lucy A.
VowLEs, deceased, of Charlottesville, Va, will
please communicate with
JOHN HUNTER, aR,
Executor OF Lucy \. Vowles, Decd,
rnar21 tSl-3nH. RICHMOND. Va.
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-4Is.es Dna Gross and Emmie Loeb,
two charming ouug ladies oi Canton, who
have been visiting riead- IA our city, left
on Monday evening Tor home, to the regret
Of their many admirers
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-31

Miss Pierce, ~ Jackson i7 In the city
90 visit % her si-tet. Mrs. II. Y. Wall
Meridian News.
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The editor 81 the Baptist Record IL
Rev. j. b. Gam breil, but sometimes we
hear She inquiry, is this SIR Gaabie7's
office -
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DIR r. Quinn. OF the Macon Medicine
Company, has been in town several days.
lie j. the proprietor ot "C}uinn's Pioneer
Blood Remover" which is said to be a
superb tonic. It has been on sale for some
time al Lemly's drug stores, and although
not heretofore advertised in Jackson, its
merits have created quite a demand for it.
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Z A Bill IITlIlE S:
STATE OF GEORGIA, }

COUNTY MUsCoGEE- !
l. J. RHODES BEowN President and VIM T. CoARr Secretary the Georgia
Company Columbus Georgia.
nat the foregoing g true and correct statement the affairs Of the said Com
o
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS actual cash capital invested stocks
double
which
surance Compan
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Nine. j.. ID. McAu IS il ,he city, called
here by the illness vi he- father, Mr.. D. VI.
WiIkiuFsu.
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-stedman y Co.'S spring announcement
10 good reading Tor All who want choice
goods for very little money.
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AND IN HATS !!

And these prices here and there through
out cur stock, cannot DE duplicated any
where. We can say as much for Shirts,
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Laces,
and Embroideries-and in fact every
thing, and Don't forget Shoes or Para
soils
Stedman 81 Co.
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Death of Daniel III. Wilkinson,

"None knew him but to love him,
None named him bat to praise"
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

To WILLIAM BEowN,
VOU ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BIZ
il fore the Chancery Court. First District Al
Kinds county, at Jackson, IN said State on the Isi
Monday OF May, 1856, to defend the suit In said
Court Of Matte Brown against you.
marl3 56-6ws ". T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-31

Hon. Henry q. Myers, ex-Secretsry Of
Stale, paid lHE CLAEi0S. the compliment
81 call this morning. He will be IN the
city until Tomorrow night.
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Test Case for MIX.

Mr. las. A. Morrow, 0kolona, Miss led
h;s cow on rict, butter food. but the yield
~ milk was poor and scanty; he used Bu-
chanan's Quinine Horse. Cattle and ro n
try Tonic: in ten days use y insIes sea my
me can Fer sale At Drug Store.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-31

During The past week IHE CLARION
has bad pleasant calls from Judge J. A
Orr aud Capt. &. j.. Lincoln. Of Columb
Or II. ID. Austin, and W Calvin Weils,
E-q.. Of Raymond, and Prof. Z. G. Redus,
Of Shannon.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-31

Dr. / 3. lemoart, viii be in Wesson
next Sunday, lie and one Of NELSON'S NJ.
D's are planning trip 90 the northwest IN
the near iutufe.-Siguai Copiahan.
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WE CAN SELL YOU

we CAN SELL YOU
ALL-sILK MITTs at 25, IS, so, 75c
and $1.00.
Ali-silk Gloves, from soc to s1.25 pei
pair.
Kid Gloves from roc to $500 per pair.
Ladies Real Lisle Thread Hose in Black
and ali popular shades, for 25e.
This is the cheapest lot of Hose evel
seen in jackson.
Children and Misses Ribbed Lisle Hose
25 to 40c.
Gents Half Hose, from 75c. per dozer
to $l.00 per pair.
Gents French Ribbed Half Hose, Zoe.
Best British Half Hose, 25c.
Late Style Spring Jerseys, in light Blue
and Rink, Tan aud Cream
Black Jerseys, from SOC. to $500.
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THE AVALANCHE,
An INDEPENDENT Democratic Newspaper

THE DAILY AvALANCHE-Deliv by
mail, postpaid, 5000 per annum; 500 for six
months: $3.50 for three months
THE WEEKLY AyALANCHE-Cont
all important news of the week, agricultural,
commercial and choice literary matter Terms
by mail, 90 per annuua, postpaid
Write for sample copies
Address all letters and kilograms to
THE AVALANCHE,
Memphis. Tenn
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l..s ~ IND OTHER NOTES.

O'Clock tomorrow tTharsdar) aaorniay.
80 .-..-sz---zzsz-zz
-.a..I. IND OTHER NOTES.
PRO. Il. c. Hedus visited friends +
the CITY last week.
-Mis. j.. ID. McAru IS Ia tbe city, Gale
here by the illness vi he- father, Mr.. y. n
Wilkinson.
Miss Pierce, 81 jackson s. in the cit
on a visit 70 her sister, Mrs II. Y. WALL
Meridian News
-stedman q Co.'s spring announcement
is good reading Tor all who want choic
goods Tor very little money.
The editor o. the Baptist Record /
Rev. j. -. Gambrell. but sometimes W,
hear she inquiry, is this SIR. Gambie7
office 2"
Hon. Henry q. Myers, ex-Secretary o
Stale, paid lHE CLAEi1S. the complimen
Of call this morning. He will be IN The
city until Tomorrow night.
Dr. B. Kemoart, viii be in Wessor
next Sunday lie and one Of NELSON'S NJ
D's are planning trip % the northwest ID
the near iutu4e.-Signal Copiahan.
We see, from the cast Of character "a
Queen Esther az giyen in the IazoC
Sentinel thet Misses Annie Henry and
Nanny Caiho0n, OF Jackson, are maids Of
honor To the queen.
-3iIs.es Deaa Gross and Emmie Loeb,
two charming young ladies oi Canton, who
have been wishing friends a our city, left
on Monday evening Tor home, to the regret
Of their many admirers.
During The past week IHE CLARIoN
has bad pleasant calls from Judge j. A.
Orr and Capt. q. j.. Lincoln, of Columbus
Or II. ID, Austin, and ". Calvin Weils,
E-g.. Of Raymond, anc Prof. Z. G. Redus,
Of Shannon.
The BEAUTIFUL and gifted Miss Mary Lee
Fsr.sh, Of Jackson Miss, in company with
her cousin, Miss Mamie Coppock, has been
spending very pleasant visit with their
cousin, Miss Emma Parish, OF St Philip
sreet-N. O. PicayuLe:
Mr.. W. II. H. Green has, we regret
90 learn, resigned are cashier OF J Green's
Bank, and wiil 60 INTO business elsewhere.
Several desirable positions have been ten
dersd him. he and his interesting family
will be much missed from Jackson.
~ 5s4 9fe lH@ing OUT Liie Insurance
rows Laird aud ascertain the different
plans Of the Equitable Lille Assurance
Society Of The United States, one Of the
best Lie Insurance Companies in the
world.
-i'eV. j. Is. 0anbreii' editor OF the bap-
naid q yisii fnthe Girls5 Coiiags If Wien
fe viii ,nsf. .,,Iaas..,, ,,,cn7i,.,, n III
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For Sale.

rTHOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL CALVES
L Grade Jersey Bull Calves.
Grade Holstein Bull Calves.
AngOra Goats.
Persons Wishing TO PURCHASE will please addres,
M Terry, Mise
iuly1, SLY W. d. BIRDSONG.
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The following works.
Vols. i, and 4. Kent's Commentaries, 18th
edition.
One volume Of Andrews Digest
Abhott'x Trial Evidence.
Wharton's Criminal Evidence.
Whartnnss Criminal Law. volumes
The Librarian viii be under obligations for lnfor
NATION concerning the missing volumes
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The
Ine locality Of the Company Is Columbus, Georgi
The amount Of its Capital Stock is S300OOOaO
The amount OF its Capital Stock paid
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TRIMMED HATS,

At one-half the regular price. We viii
open handsome line Of Misses' and Chill
dran's
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Every mother sucking her babe, unless
she is in perfect health her blood perfectly
pure and red, and her liver in the best
vigor and tone, should not fail to take
Browns Iron Tonic after each meal. The
good effect will be manifest both to your.
self and babe. In week it will make the
cheeks Of the little darling as red as rose.
Browns Iron Tonic is a sure specific for
diseases peculiar to women For sale by
E. r. Iedbetter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-31

PRO. H. C. Hedus visited friends in
the CITY last week.
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
March l., 1856.
W STONE Auditor of Public certify forgons
COMPANY OF Columbus Georgia n m
hand and Of of office this March,
w. o
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PROF. CHS. LUDWIG Won SEEGER.
!. Y Y. Depot 80 MURRAY STREET,
CoLsamption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands By an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure of consumption, bronchitis
catarrh, asthma and all throat and luna
affections, also positive and radical curs
for nervous debility and all nervous com,
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, hal
felt il his duty to make il known to his sui
fering fellows. Actuated BY this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering.
will send free of charge to all who desir,
it, this recipe in German, French or En-
glish, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail BY addressin,
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A
MOVES, 149 Powers Block Rochester, New
York
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-31

Rev. j. B. Gambrel, editor OF the Bap-
list Record, wasin Columbus this week, and
paid q visit 20 the Girls College, Of which
be VIII make pleasant mention in his
paper next week lie was most fayorably
Impressed converted TO use his own
expression.
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trimmed and manufactured for.us by the
we'll known house Of F. Ridley & Son.
We are enabled to sell these goods at the
same prices as retailed ny them.
An endless variety of PARAsoLs of the
1851 Gasirrns 81 r,nt,,,Iar rnricas
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FREE TO FAM Else calsrsd Ezxrs.ias 4 - =
~ Old Sun Tavern N Philadsiphia In ~hsen - -
~wodfs in n America srE..i.sd sd - -. "a
srxs nluslx.t>d czkao<ns Of A@.case 49, -
" Nbustns.A 70 ,, A. y. 61Dp- sS.--.-x ssf -
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ARE all going at prices that viii enable
you to make your purchases for s.25 per
cent. les than Last Season.
We Fear no Competition, our prices are
Rock Bottom.
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Wanted in Jackson.

An energetic business woman to
solicit and take order. for The
MADAME GRISWOLD PATENT
SKIRT SUPPORTING CoRsETs. These
eor.ets have been extensively adj
vertised and sold by lady canvass
ers the past ten years, which with
THEIR SUPERIORITY, has created
a LARGE DEMAND for them through
out the United states, and any lady
who gives her time and energy to
g., 4
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GUARgIAN'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or u DECREE OF THE CHAN
ID Gerry Court, First District Of Kinds county,
rendered 26th day of September, A. u. 1885, the
undersigned will, as Guardian Of Amanda Stewart,
minor sell at public Outcry, in front Of the City
Hall, IN Jackson Mississippi within legal hours, Ia
the highest bidder for cash, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Il. 1855,
all the light title and interest Of said minor in Lot
No 50. North Jackson, described upon the map
Of said city The interest of said minor j. i one
third undivided interest in said lot The title
thereto is believed n be good hut will only convey
such interest as is vested in as such Guardian
JAS. d. STEWART, Guardian.
Inarl7 ,s6-3Od
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Mr. W. II II. Green has, we regret
30 learn, resigned a- cashier Of J Green's
Bank and VIII 60 INTO bushes, elsewhere.
Several desirable positions have been ten
dersd him. he aud his interesting family
will be much missed from Jackson.
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sATuRDAY. APR1L I7. -.
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
10 : IL d a = " p IL
H6.l v

In the Circuit Court Of the United States for IA.
southern District Of Mississippi
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Before taking out Lille Insurance
Policy, do not Lail 10 cali on Me-srs. Bar
rows & Laird aud ascertain the different
plans Of the Equitable Lille Assurance
Society Of The United States, one Of the
best Lie Insurance Companies in the
world.
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NOTICE
Valuable Plantation for Sale !
BE- ManaY to Ht1 WE t,nergf.

| I WILL SELI-VERY LOV-THE RIGHT TO
| L sell the sH0RSE SH0E2' BED SPRING in the
counties Of Warren, Kinds, Rankin, Scott New
| ton and fauderdale. machine for making the
| machines included. No Spring gives good salts
| faction Address v l. FERGUSON,
/ feo-3, Ss-v4t. Sardis Miss.
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Columbus
in he o
Comp in OF
OF said of Misispp hereby
Of the aforesaid shall be taken and held be valid sufficient
il
said State other State; and all claims right of by of the
n reinq
WITNESS hands OF
,Prsiient
! c.. Secretary
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-11
WHO A TRUE KNIGHT IS.

The Milwaukee Labor Review, in answer.
ing the question who a true knight Of
Labor is, says: "a true knight Of Labor
cannot be a Democrat or a Republican.
By belonging to either OF these parties, be
thus becomes a member of an organized
opposition to the Declaration OF Princi.
pies of our order. A true knight believes
in State control of the railroads, tele.
graphs, telephones, and everything that is
in its very essence, a monopoly. Both
great parties are opposed to the national
ization Of these monopolies, and Their
present attitude on this question will last
as long as the money-bags dictate the
course OF the party leaders. The working
men must therefore have a party of their
own, and support for office only men who
are pledged to work for labor and the
common good OF the community. The
sooner the workingmen Of the country
look at this question in it's true light, the
nearer will We be to a final settlement oi
the labor question:"
A logical deduction from this declaration
is that in the absence Of a workingmen'e
party or ticket it's members should cast
their votes for that party whose principles
lie more nearly in the line OF their interests,
This being the case Knights Of Labor and
all other labor unions will naturally sup
port the Democratic ticket as the Demo
cratic party has always been, is now and
ever will be the workineman's friend.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-11

CRoAKERs who declare the country is 60
ing to ruin under Democratic rule are re-
ferred to the following which we find in the
New York Sun:
sat present the receipts from customs
and internal revenue are going into the
Treasury at the rate Of considerably more
than a million OF dollars per day, and the
Treasury disbursements are SO much less
than the receipts that it is locking up gold
and ~greenbacks at the rate OF nearly half a
million a day. Since July 81 it has abb
sorbed So, ia ,625, a sum greater than all
the gold shipments now on their way
hither from Europe. The calls for bonds
made thus far will have little or no effect in
changing this condition of things, for tho
reason that, as we have already said, the
bonds are mostly held by the banks, and
paying them off releases only 10 per cent.
Of their par value"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-11
THE NJ. E.. CHURCH SOUTH.
Its Opening and Dedication by Bishop
Keener Next Sunday.

The beneficial influences OF churches upon
our civilization is such that the erection
and completion of a new house of worship
in our growing city is an event worthy OF
public notice Inc one to be hailed with Joy
by all lovers OF good society. In this con-
nection we mention with pleasure the new
brick edifce belonging to the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. located ON the
corner of Idaho and Galena streets, near
the Catholic church. The house is 26 by
45 feet, with stone basement not yet com
pIeted. The audience room is handsomely
finished with arched ceiling, recess in wall
behind pulpit, gothic windows and furnish
ed with pews, pulpit, altar railing and the
floor handsomely arpeted giving everything
a neat and coz appearance. The building
is not only a valuable ad Iitirn to our
public Improvements, costing about $500
or $4,000, but will constitute a new centre
OF religious influence in hat part of the
city.
This denomination was organized here
only a few years ago with about twenty
members, but they have been earnest and
persevering and have reason for congratu-
lation upon seeing such a ~commodious and
comfortable structure. Thelady members
and friends deserve especial mention for
their u~ntiring energy in raising enough
money to seat and furnish the entire build
ing. The church will be formally opened
on Sunday at IL a. M, at which time there
will be preaching by Bishop Keener and
music by a select choir.
Services at some OF the other churches
will be omitted in honor OF the occasion.
A large attendance is expected and our
citizens will enjoy a rare treat in listening
to this eminent divine whose eloquent SER
mons delivered here ON his visit seven
years ago are still remembered and talked
about by those who heard them.