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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15
s977EVIIIE CHURCR DIRECTORY
,,n,.,;,, rn;sooOal Ch,ych-C Church 81.

N.dAotlist Episcopal Church Church 81
Rev. W. W. Bays-Morning services II 2; M m; n;
,yoning services N p M; prayer meeung VIC vi q
nesday evening ~ p. m. sSaDpatn scnoOi
- 'D' Presbyteraam Church Church 81.
zas. Z, p. Gammon-SerVices II q. m: Zap
uSraJaf meeting five p. m. Weones-
a.; ssBbsth Ehpd Eslf-past . a. M.
RrfsaoglaI GhSircE, Ir;iliiy CORNER Cfsurce ana
VI1o6I IH% Hlsa L~-,Y
Raw Jarvis Buxton, p. y. fksT. NaIoAy
McIsee. Assistant ReetOr.-Serylces SHnffys SlifS.ys
~ m p.r.; Wednesdays, fHaaSe e2e
HoIv Days. 10 q. m. Mondays, TaesnaSsI
Tbnradays and Saturdays, 5 p. m. Frloay'
6 "a. Sunday school $50 a. m.
RantiS5 Csurch-cor1aer Wooden and Spruce.
- ;SsS. !. 4. Carroll Services II 3 m:i @ i:o'
- a.; nrsysE 80 4 n'stednesoet
SSbb6h G6hQelS s, 4.
RoEnea 9afA0lSc tcAglpfpG
L. MsHqgh-Saryiees every Sun W
Rev. John 1t the first SEndeY q J ".
day at II .. m, =, iii be bed atAne v lTn am
month, when services >. : 20 q, M. at Aahe
Springs. Sunday school Az ..r#
vile.
ht Doubleday Mission Church -
EseV " " Bays Pastor. Sabbath School, . 3
S.eQXer SRpt
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IIpIISssa panuon

JkRAEEsR P4Rroa ~
AT Laws is now full Of new goods Just
in, a grand display, Silver, China. Glass,
Lamps and art goods in great variety.
Have Just returned from New York
having had pick from all the newest i'm.
portations. All are invited to make a tour
of inspection through the store whether
to buy or not. LAWS,
'----'-'a---.--.-- opposite Eagle Hotel.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15
WILL RowAN AND CATAwBA REPoRT?
cApr FAac,s WHEAT RETURN. =

WILL ROWAN AND NAIAhbA AsEE Jill
CAPT. Faces WHEAT RETURN. la
The season has been bad for wheat
all over our State, and many difhV-
culties have attended the harvestss
ing. Capt. Fagg has threshed this
week the wheat raised on two acres
the lot assigned for the,eontest with
our friends IN Rowan and catawba
who accepted .thsN challenge last
Fail, ind: seventy-two bushels and
Zone f, good measure was the re
Al t This ma kes thirty-six bushels
~ 4 one PEG as the yield OF ons
acre. Az Under all the itcumstanc!
tSsg was yeSy ex0ellent and sustailn'
Capt. Fagg 5 repgta tipn sp,n as a success esq
1 f,lI fafppef. We invite the attentel
5 ~ ~ friends of the 7atcknllGss am
III ,. = weld, and ask them 9
Press toSSnas 00'aTe esFss fSs
report for their res, REssfh
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-esults of IL tHe {

The worst A. ~ ~ -s~S
quake are yet to eoEe. The poe
arc making their appearance. G
Mr.. II. B. Adams who was q
prominent member of the last
House, from Union county, has
been nominated for the Senate.
Migratory birds are going South
one month earlier than usual; so our
friends, farmers specially, should
prepare accordingly for an early
winter.
A splendid and refreshing shows
er gladdened the earth. and our peo-
pie. specially farmers. yesterday.
The clouds looked as if we might
|exaect an early equinox.
Yesterday was Poh yoeh shi wo,
or Mooncake day, a national holi-
day in China. Our distinguished
chinese fellow citizen, Hop Wo, Gel
ebrated it, in glorious and patriotic
style. Wewish him continued pros
perity and happiness. lrrr
Capt. .. w. Cooper, Of the Peni-.
tertiary board, visited the conYicts
Fat work ongthe spartanburg road
66nday. He says he found them
all IN good ccnd ditiod; and the work
progressing satisfactorily. He left
yesterday for Raleigh.
In approaching the depot from the city
your eye will rest upon an attractive
sign-board bearing this legend, "Your
Last Chance" Coming from the depot
on the same route, on the same board
will be seen "Your First Chance" This
is the modest notice to travellers that
within Mr.. Monday is prepared to serve
all the best of wines, and liquors, straight
or mixed to suit the most tastidious taste,
He will keep none but pure liquors, and
sells at popular prices.
Remember, people of Haywood,
that Hon. I'D. Johnston, Col. Pink
Herren, Maiah, ,Flopdoodle Malone,
perhaps Capt. John G.. Heap, and
others, congressional candidates,
will address you at Waynesville, on
Saturday next. Mr.. Johnston was
chosen by good people in every
county to stand for election the
other gentleman were chosen by
themselves, each, severally and only,
to do their own standing Give these
gentlemen patient and a pFayerful
attention and consideration.
Weagaip invite attention to the
lecture to=1be delivered tonight at
the Opera Hall, by Rev. J. B. Mas
siah, Rector of Trinity Episcopal
Chapel (colored) this city. The sub
ject will be "The Relation of the Cos
pelto the Temporal condition of
men, applied especially to the Ma
terial condition Of the Negroes in
this Country" It is a very inter.
esting subject, and no doubt will be
handled with ability. 1t at least in
wolves o matter of great concern to
all, and we trust the effort Of this
leader among his people may be
encouraged by all. The lecAlre will
be under the distinguished patron
age and presence of the following
gentlemen Mayor AS on, DR.. Ruxl
ton, lMessrs. VanGihler, Rreese
Rawls, Law, Penniman, Furman
Pearson, w. w, West. Mai. Duffield
General Jones. Dr. Battle, G. ], Nc
Cape and Others Admission, 81
cents. Reserved Seats, 80 cents.
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,rrfD EsAnY CITIZEN
Arrival and Departure Of POsscngeF
Trims. &c.,

s.,,v,rpv--Arriyes 9:55 a. m. and z T.67 r. H
Departs 1000 m and 5:S1 p m.
Tennessee-Arrives $3.50 q. m. and 6:21 p. m.
Departs 1901 Q. m. and 8.06 m.
WAYSEsvIIIE-Arrives3: $40 p m. and departs
" The general mail from the East Is received
by the 9:55 q. m. train the general man Irom
a mail from Washington and Charlotte, o.
noTchas from lines connected with these points
E received by the 7:52 p. m. train and pouch,
es Tor the same points, and to points between
Asheville and Salisbury, inclusive, ana LOT
warded BY the 9.20 a. m. tram gong east.
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Mr.. Fred H scboAeld. one o. = ;

Mr. Fred il. Schofield, one osssqs
clever proprietors sffhe Cliff House
and cottages Eat sTalllilah Falls,
Georgia, gave US a pleasant call yes
iterday. HeGreports that avery
large crowd have. visited his very at-
tractive place on the Piedmont Airs
Line, ninety miles from Atlanta, this
Summer, and a largeszand most
pleasant party are still there, en-
joying the magnificent scenery, the
music, the dances, the varied and
varying pleasures. This place will
be kept open until November LIST,
and invites parties on their return
home to the South, or before res
turning, to take in the Falls.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15

Special Hates for September and
October-the two most delightful months
in the year,-at the Cliff House and
Cottages, Tallulah Falls, Georgia, on the
Piedmont Airline. Trains leave Ashe-
vile daily at Z Ann, and arrive at Falls
10 p. m. sFp sadtzl
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~
LIUeH RiIIR

Use DR.. Gunn's Liver Pills for Sallow com
plexion, Pimples on the Face and Bilious
ness. Never sickens or gripes. Only one for
daw1W.
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lrHIz fiRRAH noR1s Circus.

II ( - -
4 lTHE GREAF DoRIs C4RcUs.
! The Boston .GloBe of July 10Th
sea4i says; .Jehp p. Doris circus
IS 81 slsse.. = -Arie had o full attend
~ :. sgs It Chelsea. II
ann n1anes .ssezaszss, l,old th,
ance last evening d.
fact sae large tent scarcely no.
xastoethrong. Miss stokes whose
wonderful riding has been the chief
topic IN Boston society. rode, and
rode in manner which proclaimed
her, indeed, rider graceful, fear
fess and beautiful. The applause
was tremendous. Mr.. James Rob
inson also, who is known the world |
over as the champion bareback rids
er, performed in a way never before |
seen by Boston audiencs-at least
not since Mr.. Robinson's last visit. |
He is without doubt finished ar
tist, defying the most captious criti-
cism. Every department of the cir
Gus and manegerie is conducted on
first-class principles. Each perform
or does his or her work in most |
complete way. We looked in vain
for a bad or commonplace act. AS
a circus, it is certainly success, and
i11fanf exeaeded our expectations
The show is in every way worthy |
of patronage.
The Doris circus will exhibit at
Asheville, Saturday, September
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15

To arrive in a few days a grand stock
of Ladies' new fall goods, be sure and see
them before purchasing,
d3t at WHITLoCK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15

@The DAILY CITIZEN can al
Ways be found at the News Stand at
the Old Central building.
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POSTPONED. al -. - EGa.tg
Owing to the inelemency of the
weather yesterday the lawn party
appointed to be giyen.a Capt..J. E.
Rays on Chestnut street, was post
poned. It will be announced when
it can be given. -
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~ INTERESTING READING MAT
TEP ON FOURTH PAGE.

tB@Re invite attention to the ndyer-
tisement Of Il. .Plumsdore, concerning
lands fol- sale. ~ u
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Democratic NO1nrl1uv-
BuncOmbe County.

House of Representatives -Johnstone-
Jones, II. A.. Gudger.
: Sherii6-John R. Rich.
Caerk-John L. Cathey.
Register-John R.. Patterson.
~ Iheasurer- H. Courtney.
SatrUeyor-A. II. Stafnes. sssssssaa4
COr0ber TDr, w. D. billiard.
Malariaf poison eanbe entirely fsnoy-
ed from the system by the use of Ayers
Ague Cure, which contains sure specific,
in the form of a vegetable product, used
in no other remedy.: Warranted.
tsept10
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15

stone a., uroI
rushed headlon.
The intense reformer Z.
stamp always has something w.
in his mental and moral make up.
He is liable any time to flop from one
extreme tothe other. The truth is, we
live in very big world, and the con-
ditions brought about by the evolu-
ton of centuries and ages are not to
be changed all at once. The man
who undertakes thus to change
them is a lunatic. He is to be
watched instead of followed. The
who do the most good
make haste slowly, They step from
one compromise to another until
they reach their goal The fate of
Martin Irons should be warning
to all who are disposed to surrender
themselves to every red-hot reformer
who comes along. Both leaders
and followers are III danger when
they ego it blind"
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COL4eREO CHURCHES.

4. H. q. G7rS=oh (ztapl- college 81.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman--SerEiSes II .. M; p.
m, and half. past z p. "a; ssbhaSth schOol
Baptist.
Rev. Mr.. Rumley-Services II q. m; s p. a.,
and half-past p. m; Sabbath school 1.SO pm
Episcopal a.r.
Ney. ~, Nsssiah- Services II a. M; Sab
bath school So. ~.
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New Stock Ruchings, Tourists and
other kinds, large stock of Ribbons,
aat just iF, at WHIFLocK's. s.
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Congressional Campaign.
Hon. ThOs, D. JOhnstOn's
Appoim1ments.

The Congressional candidates will
address the people at following times
and places ayTs ~ -if
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15

Choice effects IN clothing Just receiyed.
If -: Il. REDWIQ0D DE- co.
The very best cup of coffee can be OBJ.
tanned at Turner's, in the Johnston bull
ding. 4..
Dunlap new shape DerbY's, and soft
Hats, also full line of other makes; fall
stock of Gents Hats, just in,
DIT at WHITLocK's.
Best Woven Corsets yet seen at S100
also full line of Soc, 75c., and Warner'I
Corsets in all Sizes. :. -
d3t o fl.'sd ss,i atWHTTLocK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-09-15

A telegram from Kansas City re-
ports that Martin Irons, the leader
of the great Southwestern railroad
strike, was locked up at the police
station there on Monday night on a
charge of drunkenness, being un-
able to give bond for his release.
AS the the Atlanta Constitution
well says: % r
Irons is a type of the cranky i'm.
practicable reformers, who start out
| to regulate the world peaceably /
they can, torcibly if they must. They
cannot even regulate themselves
sooner or later they run to excessei
| in thought. in speech or in action
and are undone. Irons belonged t
Ia great organization, whose corne
g temperance and yet n
~n into drunkenness
:, -f the Iron
stone A., IRON
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ScTEbrIE Ok THE Az s. R. r.
The following is the schedule at pres
enerun on ths Ashsyhle and spartaha
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE,
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY
F. SATURDAY &, MONDAY,
September 18th and 2Oth.

i The appearance Of Mr. and Mrs. W.R.
1 -. - sais Ogden's
-rNED FARCICAL COMEDY co..
SUPPORTED By
-'-# = cultivated actress,
REF .ss5ass7. -,4ed
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Yesterday. was Poh yoeh shi wo,
or Mooncake day, a national holi-
dayin China. Our distinguished
chinese fellow citizen, Hop Wo, eel
EebTated it, in glorious and patriotic
style. Wewish him continued pros
perity and happiness. sfrr
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Capt. ]. Cooper, Of the Peni-.
tertiary board, visited the conYicts
at work ongthe spagtanburg road
Mond III He says he found them
all ia good conditiod; and the work
progressing satisfactorily. He left
yesterday for Raleigh. .s-4
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w
To rent good Piano for six mouths. Rents
payable monthly. Price must be moderate. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 2s5.
sept14-d3t ~ -.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-10
TRUST SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
ID certain Decd Of Trust executed by I. T. Stock
ton, the first day of March, 1881, to secure to
hos K. Helm the payment vi q certain indebted
ness therein dc cribed, which deed II record in
the offce OF the bsncery Clerk Of the First Dis
trict Of Kinds county, at jackson, Mississippi, in
Deed Book No. l., page 81. the undersigned Trus-
tees or one of Them win proceed 10 sell. in FROM Of
the City Hall in the City OF jackson, public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash, SATURDAY.
lera DAY OF APRIL, 1876. the following described
property situated in the First District OF Kinds
county Mississippi. and more particularly describ
ed as follows to-vit- All that part of the III of
Nw31 and VIZ Of Mex. lying south of the Natchez,
Jackson 4 Cofurz bus Railroad, and the En- of the
sx1x fexcept twenty in the southwest corner
and lE1< at Ne14 Of section 3. 7 5, /. east and
section 9, 5, K i. East Also 50 in the
south end Of VIZ of the Ns1 section ., T. s. r. /,
east Excepting however, those lots OF lands sold
by Ware to the following nam-d persons 70 wit:
Is acres to W. W. POI. er; 80 acres to Robinson
acres to Norfolk Lynch; and acres to Lawrence
Adams Except also, the following land sold by
D. B. Garfield and A. L. Brunson TO J. S. Hamii-
ton: 57-s2 of the Etz of the Nw1< section s.
lying south Of the hatcher and Jackson railr ad
I.S-z9 acres Of the Se1 OF Ne section s, lying i'm
| uediateiy south the Porter place: $500 Of WI
Of Ne14, section 8, lying south of the Natchez 4
jackson railroad and 1884 acres of thew of Ne1z
section lying Immediately south Of the Porte
place. Enough oaly OF the above DESERVED land
viii be sold 10 pay the note for 4595 90 due March
1 1886 The title TO the above descr bed property Il
believed be good. but the undersigned will only
convey such - b vested In them BY the deed ii
trust af0rsnaid- E. q. PARKER.
3. W. 0RIFFITH,
fah1e,'ee-6H TrWteea
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-10

To declare Cornelius g. Cripper aud
Albert q. Cripper, minors of Carroll coun-
ty of lawful age. Indefinitely POSTPONED
To change the name Of Mrs A C Wright,
to Mrs A C KERRY. Passed,
To reclaim swamp and overlooked lands
in Lee county, and for other purposes,
Passed,
To protect crops in Pamela county, and
for other purposes. Passed,
To prevent stock running AT large in
Pontotoc caunfy, Passed,
Supplemental 10 al act TO prevent stock
raining at large in certain localities in
Pieniiss county. Passed.
To prevent hogs from running ut large in
paris ofsuperviSofs district No. 3, Warren
county. Passed.
To authorize the qualified voters Of The
fl h supervisors district OF Carroli county
to decide by ballot what shall b. a lawful
fence in said district, and for other puT-
poses. Passed.
The following House Bills were called
from the table:
To authorize the board of supervisors Of
Amite, Jones and Wayne count e 10 have
the lands Of said counties assessed IN 1886,
and for holding regular monthly meetings.
Passed.
To make the Office Of cotton weigher
elective in Choctaw and Oku5beha coun-
ties. Tabled.
or matt qu0rs within three miles of new
prospect camp grounds in Jackson county
Passed
To provide the circuit court Of Grenada
county with ceriain volumes Of Mississippi
ports Lost on third readinr.
Mr.. billiard moved to take NJ House Eli;
An act to amend an act emitted an act to
lac litate the construction OF the Calf K
ship Island Railroad, aud for Other pur-
Pc .es, approved March 18Th. le-4. Lost
For the relief OF J. J. Jones. Passed with
amendment
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING
As to the testimony OF parles and for
other purposes. Ind futely postponed.
To Incorporate free turnpike aud bridges
in ce tain counties. Passed
To authorize and empower the Mayor
and Aid rmeH of the city Of BroOkaven to
appropriate mouey to bid school house.
Passed.
To incorp orathe Salem Church and Camp
Ground, in Choctaw county, and prohibit
the sale OF intoxicating liquors within two
miles hereof, etc. Passed.
10 amend an ac to prohibit the sale Of
vinOus and spir tuous hqOrs in The town Of
Elisville, Jones county. in this State, or
within five miles Of said town. Lost on
third reading.
To incorporate he Meri iian Cotton Com
missioners and Pansing association. In
definitely postponed.
INTRoDUCTIoS OF BILLS
Mr. Houston-To regulate the eleci ion of
Represents from Chickasaw county
Judicia'y y.
Mr. Hamilion-To incorporate the CASH |
liam Springs. Corpora tons.
Mr. Gayles-TO provide for a home Of re- |
fuge for the correIcien and reform of juven- |
e of end-rs Judiciary
Mr.. Houston-To change boundary line |
between Calhoun and Chickasaw counties !
Count and County 80 ndaries
Mr. Boone-To prevent placing fish traps |
N Tus, umbia, a stream in Alcorn county |!
4 grculture.
Senate adjourned at o'clock until $50 |
, clock Monday morning.
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The Gorernor has approved DE FOLLOW.
HoUsE-FIFrY-F1RsT DAY.
TUESDAY. March Q. 1856

TUESDAY, March g. 1886.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Sharp in the chair
Leave of absence granted 10 Messrs-
Fowler and Weaver.
Mr.. Hill called up an act to change the
tine of holding the circuit court OF Clay
county. Passed
By Mr.. HoyIe-Resolv That the Clerk
of the House b. allowed pay fer six addi-
tional days, at the rate now lrovided. after
adjournment. in order to finish up his BUSH
ness. Adopted.
Reports OF the various Standing Com
init ees wete received
Report Of Committee ON Executive Com
tinaeat Fund adopted, and 10 be printed in
the journal
Code Of 1880, IN relation to pay Of Public
Printer. indefinitely postponed
Actto let he public printing 70 the loves
bidder. Indefinitely postponed.
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Deeds of Trust, Etc.

r.NHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE KEPT REG
/ ularly in stock at The CLARION Office, and
orders Tor same will he promptly filed 81 90 per
hundred; 300 for hty, or 50c per Quite OF "A
blanks; Postage or express, prepaid. Order by
No:
No. Merchants Deed OF Trust, on Crops and
Personal Property.
=" 2-Deed of Trust on Real Estate, 10 secure
note. Short form, rec, nifty prepared by
Mayre Dahuey. ESQ, Nickshurg.
" 3-Deed of Trust on Real Estate. 10 secure
note. Old form in stock for last ten
years and generally approved.
81 4-Deed OF Trust for Rent.
q 5-Deed of Trust lor Rent and Supplies
- 81 -tienerai Lien for Land Rent.
80 6-COntract for share Of Crop.
8 Deed OF Conveyance, or " arTanty-Code so
- S-Samc, old form.
." Same. with Vendors Lien.
" 10-QEit Claim Deed.
'' 1I-Boud for Title.
- 16-Geueral Lease.
Address The CLARION, jackson, Miss
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STEDMAN 6 co.

Just at present we are receiving the
finest small lots of our Spring Stock
which we expect to be the largest and
best selected in every department, ever
displayed in jackson. Each day brings
us something new, that can be sold at
bargains never before heard of in this
market.
On yesterday full line of Ladies'
Combination Suits, in all colors, at s2.5
to $500 per suit, These are bargains,
and you should see them before making
your purchases elsewhere.
We viii have no day or days for spe
cial bargains in White Goods, EN-
broiderIes and Laces of all descriptions
this week, but as all of these goods were
bought for less than one half value, all
are bargain days with us.
In our Clothing department genle-
men can 6pd Spring Suits cut in tbs
very latest styles, at from $40 to $1,000
These goods were made by th'
leading manufacturers of clothing o
this country, and we guarantee TO fit yo'
Just as well as any tailor in the South
at less than half he would charge 10
, the same articles. If you don't believ
what we say, come in and be convince
that we state facts.
, If you wouldlike The very latest shaE
! in light weight stiff haiti can be foun
: in our show window at $500. The
I were brought by express Monday; con
: in and be fitted before the sizes are br
ken. A full line OF plated front shir
.e at scents, sl.oo, sl.25, and $3.50, can
found in our Furnishing Goods Dspar
ment Also, the largest assortment
a Gents Underwear to be found in t
u = city. at prices lower than ever.
at When you want anything in the D
Goods Line, be sure to call on us,
u we will give you more and better goo
for less money than anHhRpse in
"a State
I'd Stedman Do Go.
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NIGHT SESSION.
sneaker sharn In ths chair.

Speaker Sharp in the chair.
House resolved itself INFO Committee of
the Whole for the further consideration of
Appropriation Bill. MIR. Magruder in he
caair. The courtesy of the Committee was
extended TO Gen. $ D. Lee, President of A.
s NJ College, who briefly and forcihly
stated the reasons for a larger appropriation
than that voted by he Committee.
The Committee then rose and proceeded
to cons der the amendments to the Appro-
pr alton Bill, most of which were adopted,
and other amendments made by the House.
see Appropriation Bill elsewhere
At 1915 the House adjourned.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-10
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