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Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

Wy ANTED-A COLORED hoy Fhosi.
w II to Is years old, al tho corno5I, VI
Oak and Brown streets. mA'or
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AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market Streets

One Of the greatest bar
gains in Dress Fabrics offer
Cd this ! eason is now here.
Think Of a splendid wide.
vale dia gonal in all the de-
sirable shades, iull worsted
and splf ndid wearing goods,
Too m any give them to you
at 3oc., from 75c.
All OF our Satin Berbers
are marked down from 25c.
to ~ Sc.
The woven wire bustles
are perfection Of their kind !;
hundreds of them selling,
and her e's the place 75c.
With the likelihood OF a
great s. arcity in Canton Mat
tings, your purchases, to be
satisfac tory, should be carly.
Tucklee red aud white, l2tc
Tucklee, plain white, 1870
Cheng Ling, fancy, l8c
Kee Ming, " Csc
Wung Foo, d" soc
Royal Lintan, white, 45c
Double Elk, fancy jointless 45c
double FIX, " damask, Csc
Bein G one Of the most
popular line of Mattings we
lever h ave shown.
10 |. ace and Madras Cur
tains ' We show a full line al
remarl tably low prices. A
fine Antique Nottingham al
IS4.5o per yard, with gooc
styles as low as 81 per pair
A fne line of Madras foi
vestibules and half curtains
, from 25c. per yard up.
All the woods in curtain
poles, either brass or WOOD
=itrimm ed, 4Oc. per window.
Pa asols, in good assert
d ment, all colors and styles
/ 25c. up.
! A i rge line OF light prints
q new styles; 5 cents per yard
n VIM. B. SHARP,
Or Fourth and Market streots.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

[NCR SALE-HOUSE FURNITURE,
II extension table, chairs, stoves. bureau
etc. Apply at 700 Harrison street. m,4-2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

XITANTED-A MAN WANTS BOARD
w IN the western part Of the city. VIII
pay from IS to 81 per week. Address q. H.
this ottice.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

ut the REPuBEIOAE office In inc slade
7o'clook 10 o'cl0oE IL o'clUch
500 100 rs
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

WANTED - TWO GENTLEMEN
w boarders or gentleman and wife, sec
ond story front room, Vt i0s JciterEon stree.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04
A serious f ~ ID

Last Saturday ., e,,f,I?Iss II
cisng 'SSil.y was e. '; Fl i. O.
s.fsss b S;I ,Ss .ii11;:T I'll "A
s %ssa, % q e se o. 81 is.dss ''ii Il
s sss d b; , e; 1'''is
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

JTsOR RENT-A 7-RUUMED COTTAGE,
10 large airy rooms; location high ana
shady; 10 minutes walk to station. address
ID. A. W. r., Onadd's Fsrd, Delaware Co..
Pa. m+eod-1tf
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

TOR RENr-FURNISHED fR0ES1
- room. No. 10 East 7th ct. m4-osl
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

VII MAN AND WIFE OK
w two gentlemen, Tor u pleasant second
story room, nicely furnished, with board
Apply at $40 Market street. ma or
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

The NJ +. rs PI;'I s5lssI,5 I9F]
E S r. SS%5::.Rs ';;il;s5:, e. I'd =
t SS5.. Rev. 81. T3o DID, B. C. '''']
n ~ ale onratoIS'
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

WANTED ~ PU SMALL
w farm from 20 to 80 acros, with good
buildings, within 30 minutes drive from VIII
minEton, and close to railroad station. hd'
drets PURCHASERS, this ottice, stating
lowest cash price. m4-dAW Ut
Daily Republican., 1886-05-04

a Mlsii' t,r sale
cr,nor s;.c!, c.; G ss.,lP = i e..
T asss;;:9. 7 Psa' !; &C., q 90
Pri CO, slS.@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20


EurroB Pogz- -kNTNl1EanncER.
Ia puftinQ esFtain papers 70 Fi9hta eo.
day IN the County Auditors otlso. ]
happanea 70 cone eoEoas The follosina,
which appoaEa 20 us now aa quite 70
asrATrEE. Dee. 8. 1852.
AZ 90 eisoiion ef the honaa of DE-. D.
s. MavnaFd. 81 tue ptesinot Of Ssattie.
couuty Of Thnrsten. TofriloEy Il Ore
aon, on the 7th, dny of DeoambeE, 1853.
the folIouinQ pernon reserved The num-
boF Of votes annexed % bis nsme for
tho follouinQ described ones, ViEs MF.
Arthur A. Denny reesised asEonleen
votes for Coanoilman. He being fhs
only candidaGa voted fas. Of unursa his
eloc9ion vas unanimsus. PreVious 20
the vote bsinR taken. JudQn Il. ~ Col.
lIns vas daIg saorn ~ JadGe =. y.
Bell, Who in ike mannsr reopipod The
oath administered 70 bin ov 5adss =
y. ColliEa. Hanry L. Xealsf and 4. J..
Rslslon we're also daily sworn - clerks
Of election. all ot which above a4mod
afiosEs peFfofmnd TIE dasies of their
rsapestfVe 0fisss - the besl of theif
kn0wisdae and ahilify.
OeEtihsd b ua, ". y. bELx.
- N NH1AlIAI
Jadass Of Eleefioa.
Attest: HENnH L. YEsLEn,
Al. RAznroH.
Clerks oe Elec3iau-
ouita 9 diEsrsuas il the vote q 1852
and the prsssnt time. Xoars.
W. n. BoBznIa
Ths vots q esafiis pfseines - the
general elsssion hsId in DsssmbeF, t68f.
uas 500. an iueEaaaa ol 3ls3 yotss n g
vsars.-Ep.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

mrss ii.an q nsa kaoaassa larl year ies
2fn eamae eeKgzoa.
H. DinaIss, - 1Eainss fasorsd ~
nmaudment.
Asr. Holman. ok Inai1na. earnestly
sDpn1nd tie policy a eohsidie1 ard
enntnn<ie8 thaa the pafi1s woalo not
have The e4ruk el haildina ~ AnfEloen
enmD1Eoe. This polteF wlich = rs
o1u918 50 sa9r8ft nnkw up0n leRl1la.
lion. bad ID lha psa1 bsnaehs aham9 and
di1e11nF upon tie Hnnas % hspre-
eensaslFas. 0ne e she arsaE enfpoFa-
slocs. whioh uae nou nahlnK fer t1ls N
creased cnmpgns1tion. had e1zae - s
ps15iona 8ouas and enEFnped the leaia-
Iafsfs of the eoantrF.
Tnih ended she esnersl dsbate ard
lhe eommisase ross and ths huRse nd.
teaEnsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

GsEnaa usskmea h snalR atssa. IA.
snrlolee ese s1ci,ad ever ~ ps0pol1
ae&ien of ~ Arm.
EAe Rresanaa.na aF tna araranr
RrlaeaA
PkHia Nay - Tia Qssurnm,n. L.,
4ecA1ad % ln1Fudues "a tna Cnaraher ~
Dorqlit1 = 1lil o dlegosa 1naIsp AZ IA
plcienslcna q ~ Oflsans pFiaceR
FFanee aaa cermany.
Bsrdn nsOonresl. Fssnoh smhnnraars
9. h.,lln, ha1 arrived hsla b oanlaR
s.te ne a1geFnment eaneeGntna -
lel11an1a helgeen FrMn and 1sfrnenV.
Z = repokiea thai lhese relaliana als
e pTeaent strained.
Ehe Pnmanna cnnns.
y. ko~saa. TIE dslaaala munulmaaa
- t1e 9etefnmeat % fnauasl fka eslk
Oh tne Panama Canal. haa peasantsf =
repatt j. mhigA b. dQules the aaffaats
oee4 of f1o Oanat UamptnVa r1afe.
ments FeapeotlnR Ne faoilitiea TO- sra.
silaol.o1, t1e tIma Whan tha asmsl van
- oompiol8i, aud he ameank az q 4nsq
SAL required 90 aooamulieh ena wnn&.
y, hAleaa1l, Ninal1e 81 Pahlia Waska.
vii iuforn ~. nafl1eana an1 M f1i-
lou Diteslnrs thai thaV mast rerfr q
~ to1eea1'a rtpsrl, 81 the q 01rsEnnanl
c4nnoe autnoF ~ the pTanose1 srrne -
lesleFy bsnda unfsi kaa rnsitsnn 81 shn
Qompany = made cleag.
Geoa Rrespecss E.r Garno oerln
nAapmenta
MoNKhNAn. Nay fa.--Oaof q mgllinn
oas1eis q kEain 49, fepoFle1 b hs -
roa1e from Cni1azp % Msnfrosf. ana
lAe prolpaQ19 lat iAfae grain nhlrmania
tloA us pogl - ~ RsFd1d ~ eoad.
Warrlnn Trtbea.
LnxDoN. Nay ~ "A dispsrnh resolved
from uapa q sani Oassla. fha asnl,ni ~
ths 9 ID c1tgt, Wo1 AfTloa. aara thaf
e1nuioe N pgos1edInQ betwaen the
uecqaeaea Ana AaAnsalE tfiooA and
tea1 "A consequences ne raafs ara
olaeked aud taat aii trade with tha ~.
k9floE u Zen porAflif stepped The Haa.
que1e1 F1esutlF oaplafod Is Carnan
,radoGa and klllsd them az ~ hne rsn.S
terrible tortntes aad maliiaaIona
TAs 1allan Called ghem uniaaa.
coSsrAnrmoP1n. My Is. = ual,at
SlAtes Mtnfsleg = today h&d q ahrne
hoaF3 interview With ths Saltan. Iho
aAAA"A AAN2 Al.l1A|E M1.NUL".M WD .N.H
~ Rifs4 sens 69 President Cleveland,
consisting Of 100 vlss1 q no4aorg "a
ol4erent paFia of the uelted 8aSlt1.
pertrAils 0f celebrated and tgplnal IA.
dlana. copies Of TIE lsel osasns rsoafta
ato. TIE 8uliau was woil plAanof VIII
the pfelenls and requested Mf. Oak %
itank Nj. CluF8Iand f8g tie anninan
aud vesaable gifta" Hls MaiatY asi1
- bad rooeniiF ordered So aaAlna af a
Turkish esnana aud aasad NJ. OaN -
% operata Ia she uork bY aivlna -
oenent q hla AmoFieaa exnaEi1naa,
feis hs promlae3 % Dc provided kIa
aealihs his datiae and hia usgafnmsnl
permitted hin. Tha Sultan nxnranss3
himself ~ Hreatiy tnlarsaloi 70 he pre-
zroal ct AmeFiet and orderod shat Nr.
Jox b ahogn bis private Grounda and
zardona. IAe 3nllan viii give Z han.
1uoe 10 Mf. o1x nn she 16sh inaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20
eeep ILL csassLaE I'D.

AttoEnsg GssaraI 6agiand eonfsHaes
that hn i nos : success q pokGE. he1rF
Clay waa more fortuaafa. He uned -
hkva card parties ~ kha Ashtand hoDe-
stsad, and Il = noa % record thal the
sueaalnfiun wAa bad one. Oae d4y 9
younR lady slaitor fr0n tns Nokths to
uhom ne sizht az ths paksf taniaa wea
rather an atxrnninr gna. aaid 70 Ghe site
q he alxtean8us
sMrn. Cav. dasun't Il shock pea te
see yoag bn1baBd playinR earas 90 naen
iu his eun ho1w
s-Os. %. Fspiied TIE beooFo=41s ~.
lady lnHoeenilyi he megi aiMaya wiaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20
FOREIGN.


meneh 90 1sw Manlen.
S1nDon, May Io.-Bsaoh, fhs AnslFs-
lIna oareman, has aoosp9ed 3 ehaiisnRe
fsom Hanlan fos = gase % tha Thames.
meelfaa q she aFoeh Chamber -
nepnalea.
Arnxss. Nay ie.--Tha Chnmbss 81
Dapasisa net sad adi0asnad until 80
morrow withoai eIsotlna q PFeoiaenL
The followers q DslFannis. tha lass
Pramisf, ssEs psaasnf IA aFsas force.
carainnI xaaeheTenn.
ouKnuc. Mag 19.--An aAzaial an
naannsmant rs reeelved tas1 niget
from Rose ooua1ming Arabbiabop
TasshsFsan' sslocticn 90 ths Cardlnalaes
Ths nsWs usa regsived with delight y
Gafhoiias. Who asTe Vsnt - their feel.
inas b IiIaminatina eheir re4idoaoaa
disuiaginR bnnfina and boidina ncsciai
8 ssrWfnas "a siIa vaEigua Bonn "a Cttholie
ahnfahaa. Daxina tte egsninz ~ Poo
tinnal 2 ynaEas called upon his km-
Ia sea amd pEeaanied him wiih an I'd
8ress u eonarafulatian. Py1otes5n1o
q artsys ueIe given b. uany eifEenz
fha olHsial &eeraa n noa expmafed 30 ag-
rirs nussl Sane feth, wten grad fe1figi-
tisg Wili faks plnea.
CArdlnai I1asnaFaan has asnt oul Q
elsnniaF letter pr1muiRsiiuR tha decision
81 nia Holinssa P5ps Lsa XIII foEbid-
dine tnn uas 81 ali apsgstaoas an1 fer
manled Ilquora al ) E1ar4 and aiag soF-
hiddfpg the hetaiaa q baEtars an ne
bab1afh.
A aeane1ien - Wagsa.
LcHpoa. Mag ie.-Waed & Psyna. Il
edoa feai naksss ln Eaaiana, socausIg
sngssA 1ha w1rhmaa Esfn8a q
80 - Grm no thl1a1Gn1 q emrlsl
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Tia q p. Hantineien InftEea = g
huiId q bgidEa &eram the 0s1o rigqg e
p1saa ear bFi9gn. nnd wia be 81 lesa
t1s OeAo givsf, and sYentsailg e sts ~
y Ha4weaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

Tharalaa ereat ana inoIenaina D.
maud Z hoEssB of Sc hsaEieat tgp -
GAs asapoE1 3own8 q Ghia and os1ef
eanufsie1. L = eaua6 that ~ 6seks -
N.w Vera and tta etreean Ge othef eA9lss
have basaEns 90 olo3dad shA1 b h lnF
n.nrs ennpauiera = uss 0ne 1ofzs ttas
anR snuRe nses1nl tans. than enme swc
- lhsus whiaA aahs ~ - mu1A Ensa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20
CLOSING GUT

F.A Chadh0nrna 4 @. are telllna
cot haxine aFTanast - discsetlaue ehe
Seatsla Branch EurziiaEe ea,aoiisameni
1una la. Prtess leue3 than saa lo4tAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

W.P. BOYD CO.. only, are the authorized
aeents here for THE GENUINE FOSTER, and any
hsusc In Seattle Sc Hing cheap Heck Glove aud rep
FesentIng such - be THE GENUINE FOSTER makes
aFAEsE REPRESENT .TION to make the statement
more forcIble, an UNMHTKGATRD LIB. The prices Of
he real Foster, he waFld over, are 81. e2 IS and
e2 ~ and establishment IN Seattle has them,
p ours and others claiming TO sell this glove here
are falslllers and unworthy the principles actuatlng
heneat husrness m n.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

an IMPROVED CITY pRnPERTx:
" fltEAsa1 , - p.ie ta f 80 ~.
Atfnrnag a lam. klnnaln hlaek. Freat a.
ean1lA 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

A Ncrsh Wisa1nsia pager sfases that
s.anans The laEa bsUaRns eoa1 tei1
nrrinr e - Saved - tne Ia Croass
nlla. arn thansas d that h4xa beea -
ina il nseky knn cEsek far he pAA1
sUsot4 geafa. Lea1 m4y b fonnd
henfina tha rsamp - ths ewuer Gated
ID 1851. Oaa lak . snppnee1 70 = ~
s.reea1 ever faken au1 of tb8 Bash
afErr 9 unaFy. ~ haa nat9nfsd =
1esla1 2a0 feaG Il ~ 81 Aineiza1
ysnra 80 sAla aI rlaz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

4 Massachusetts p8i,oaorsr saaos1ls
61at ehn hniNhin ~ kabuf na1aas ~ 3
ps.arul tssaba ~ haglna iaa& ia naf
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SALISBURY kDDnnazEs zHr cossGHyA


s.xrsnun1 ApnsnssEs Tnn coNsGnvA-
zIvEs.
L,oNDoN, Nay i9.-SaliabuFy vas a.
corded perfect ovatioa When Be ap.
peared on the stage Of Her Majssty's 3
rhaateF this aftexnoon 60 address tue
Conservative maotinq assembled there
aodsF tho auspices ef the PEimFose
LeaQna. The aaditoEs wore beAoons-
aald'a favorsta Eogers. 10 his address
SALISBURY declared that Tofyiem was
growing rapidlg amona al Glasses IN sne
Empire. He said be feit IL 70 be bic
oaeg IN thesa otitioai times 70 urEe al
ioyal men 70 oombins for the sappott
81 rsliQion and the Empire. BE dented
shas he had 7ecommsnded ~ TIE hsai
means for governing tha tFish peopis
ths ninpsion % = twenty years coercion
polisy. He had only advised the main
sainanos of IAw an1 order 10 lEeland.
He rsitarated MA advice 30 tue lFiah %
engRrais from lrsiAnd. II thay oonid
aos rfcspar and ba eoalsuted under
British Fula, and arEea the Constr-
VasiVss a eapporG Libarai anign okndi
dates u the eomiHa eseotion where the
CnnaagvaAive couid not csfsntnly be
chossa.
nEvA1 MEExIS08.
The Conservatives hssa arranged 70
hoId a monster Loyaliat demoBslFatisn
aaainss ne house rals bill 10 he eity Of
9siusbaEoueh, l1Ancazhire, toniehk
Parnell has oreaniza ID coantsr dsmon-
a,ratian ID tho eame Plaes and ha8 seat
Rnaiy thithar 70 eske charge q e and
nAka the prinoipal spesah.
a sxRkW.
Ioxpoz, Nay 19.-In tie House ol
Commons this essning Mf. Iimathg
/ Haxsinason, home rule memeof for Dab
Iin. moved sha ssooaa fsadinG q ~
bifl proEidiug for tne elsetsua ~ ealigl
of poos lAa RaaEdians 10 IralAud. Abol
/ fshsna rsaxasa and Fe1azlaR ths n1mnel
of ez egRais memnssaot ths poor bssgdA
/ n. oF.nas ms1nbsrs hstsa u epeas9d
- unatisa. NF. John nsEiFy, Cosei
seuFatarv Ter trslan4. BuppoFtsd ~
/ mssian, and aitsE hot oehate = "a
uaxrisd ~ Vots of 1gi - io5. Ias IN
nannesm@nf og tAs rssnis waa tssaipsd
W1h "a egh
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FANCY POULTRY.

III eCnScaIawR STILL HAS A
el11 ~ 49, Al & { asea a. 50 - rtRial
tNa - aszea far - Cal ard 50.
@As II. AZ Noe kAH&{tN
eNn nlakElg. ~. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20
". P. BOYD & GO.
The Genuine Foster Kid Gloves

lnd positively are genuine unless stamped with
ihe trade mark, IS below represented. Ne ether
house In Seattle can produce this cut or we have the
EXCESSIVE agcncy Tor Seattle. and positively centred
tte entire sale here of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

asa1fx ere snffmenea e ees7co0 Ths
l611tfs la 8Ai1 % have R60nlioa from q
uum5sE ol ste1khai8els demnndlna
lnsk thnis Shares Be taken NJ
Ne nnalelmonas anaimna sMe nepufs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

bsron Qsuonresl. FG1nah eunhaanaans
q bsglln, haa aHligsd here 10 eanlrq
9lto TIE G1VoFnment cnnea4nlnn -
lelatln1a hetwcen Fran and Garrnanu.
Z 4 repoKiad that these relafiona -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

81. Iou7s. May Io.-Tka erana fely
at beilspnes INA, todsy rusnrne6 thziI
r1puEt - the C4c8il CouFl. nft4r having
refused 10 And true bfIls Aaainzl ~
aennly nheriEs, Who ARed on ~ mob u
4 - s. Al1ul1 d1xinR khe re1en1 rail-
Eoa1 slIiae and killed uix e thAiE num.
oor. An order waa mNae for thear ~
7eaas and ~ 3 departed for ahaiF homaa
y j laid thst the iary iSood 1flsen foI
~ indiglment on ne charge of nan.
alauahisr.
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The Senate yesterday passed q B
raising the tax on telephone eomPani
from $50 70 81. 5.0e0.
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Casctno. N4T I9.- rhs John b 1sf-
frsys Passing ConpanY e1ufssssd in9R-
ewoan1ins q afR co Tba ssoailsis
are ali ChieaRo paEreA Nc. 3s9feTs
fay4 saaEs eEs - steer - 3 Z, a41 1Aas
- sasInszs = u aeua ea1atps. Tha
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-28
Bridging the Ohio River at Cairo.

Jackson, April %, 1886.
At a meeting OF the citizens OF Jackson
held this evening, for the purpose of re
questing the members of Congress from
this State to urge Congress TO pass a Law
allowing the Illinois Central Railroad
Company to bridge the Ohio River al
Cairo, Illinois,-on motion, the
Hon. John McGill was elected Chair.
man, and W. J. Brown, Jr., Secretary.
On motion OF Dr. Robert Kells, Com
mittee Of seven was appointed to dcaft suit
able resolutions. The Chairman appointed
Messrs. r. Kells, ". P. Harris. ]. L.
Power, Byron Lemly, J. r. Yerger, W. r.
Harper and Thomas Helm, on said Com
mittee. The Committee reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted
Resolved, That the citizens of Jackson
feel deep interest in all measures tending
to promote the efficiency of the railroad
system of the State, of which system the
city of Jackson is the center, and especi-
ally in the Chicago, s.. Louis & New Or
leans Railroad, on which the system and
the prosperity of the city and State largely
depends.
Resolved, That being informed that
there j. pending before Congress a measure
asking the consent of that body in behalf
Oi tIldt rodU ana tfie 4liiuols CtHlEdl hdil-
road Company, to the erection OF a bridge
over the Ohio river at or near Cairo,
Illinois, 10y which the connection of these
roads may be made more complete, and
safety, and economy in time secured, we
respectfully urge our representatives in
Congress 10 give their support TO the
measure.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
10 have the proceedings of this meeting
published in the city papers, and also fur
nish copy Of the resolutions to each
member OF Congress from this State.
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State Board of Health.

This body convened in regular session
at the Capitol, on Tuesday, 10th inst
DR.. B. F. Kittrell, of Carroll county
President; and in the absence of DR.
Writ Johnston, Dr. Robert Kells actee
as Secretary.
The Board il composed OF fifteen mem.
bers, eleven of whom were present.
communication was read from DR.. ]. F
Ward, secretary of the National Sanitary
Convention, inviting this Board to send q
representative to and participate In said
National Convention, which meets in
Philadelphia, on May u, Is, IA and Is
next. The invitation was accepted, and
DR.. W. F. Hyer, Of Holly Springs, was
elected q delegate from this Board.
Orders were made and all necessary
steps taken that were deemed expedienr
looking to the sanitation and health Of the
State Sufficient appropriations were made
to the sea coast counties 10 enable them to
maintain an efficient maritime quaran-
tine.
On Wednesday, forty county health
officers were selected and recommended 10
the Governor for appointment. Drs. B. F.
kittrell, OF Black Hawk J. NJ. Taylor, of
Corinth W. W. liver, OF Holly Springs ;
r. :. Toombs, OF Greenyille, and 5. V. ID.
Hill, OF Macon, were appointed 10 prepare
ESSAYS on different sanitary subjects to be
read at the next annual meeting.
Drs. Writ Johnston, B. F. Kittrell and J
VI. Taylor were appointed committee to
prepare questions on matt rs of sanitation.
to be propounded to the various county
health officers, who are to make answers to
the same in their annual reports.
Dr. E. 2. Sale, of Aberdeen, was elected
president OF the board for the ensuing
term, and DIR. Writ Johnston, of Jackson,
was reelected secretary.
Drs. Writ Johnston and Robert Kells, OF
Jackson, and r. T. Richards, of Nicks-
burg, were appointed as the executive
committee to whom are delegated all the
powers of the State Board during the re-
cess thereof.
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Tributes to the Late James Smith.

At the public meeting in Jackson on 18th
inst, to pay honor to the memory Of the
late James Smith, Judge T. J. Wharton,
and Messrs. D. n. Barrows and c. II.
| Manship made brief addresses.
'fr. MANsHIP said;
over fifty years ago, on the 9th day Of
| February, 1886, | came to Jackson On
| the 10th, next day, Mr.. Smith called on
me at lHy boarding house, where Judge
Brame now lives; told me his name was
| Smith and that he had heard Of my
J arrival and desired 20 extend the right
hand OF fellowship to all young mechanics
coming to the city. There was in his man
ner and department that calm and sensible,
| simple, unpretendIng bearing that fasci
mated me with the man. /, a stranger in 4
| strange land and needing the counsel and
| friendship and association OF Just such a
man, our friendship dated from that hour
and 10 the day Of his death, our relation -
| friend and brother never having been dis
turbed and ii there is any one thing
| more than another that / am proud Of, It
is the knowledge OF Mr.. Smiths confidence
and esteem This truly great and goo ]
man has passed away, without blot or
| stain upon his name-iu the bosom Of his
family, loved and honored even to idolatry
He never had word OF censure for any
one, was decided and bold in his congic-
tons, with an open hand and generous
heart, scattering wisely and humanely his
great wealth,
Ex-President Davis was his warm friend,
and know would take pleasure in testify
ing to Mr.. Smiths worth il present.
He has gone to his reward-the reward
Of a we'll spent life. Peace to his honored
ashes
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

Pearl Lodge No. = Masonic Meets 81 Monday
aight Of each msnth.
Jackson Royal Arch Chapter No. 6-Meet. sih
Monday night of each mouth.
Mississippi CommandeFy NJ. !, Knights Templar
Meets 20 Monday night OF each month.
Capitol Lodge No. II. I. @. q. F.-Mee;s every
Thursday night
Choctaw Enozmpmeut No. 3, 1. @. o. Meets
list and Sd Fridays
Pearl Lodge No. 30, Knights Of Pythias-Neefs
ID and 18th tuesdays
Central Lodge No. 76A. Knights of Honor Meets
II and 4th Fridays.
Jackson Lodge No. lea Knights aud Ladies If
aonor.-Nects II and sth Wednesday,
Knights Of the Golden Rule.-Neets ID and Sd
Wednesday in each NORTH, Al the Vest Jackson
Hall
Lee Council American Legion Of Honoy.-Meets
LIST and 81 Tuesdays.
Catholic Knights 81 Amcrics-Rranoh No. a.
lst and ID SUNDAY each month.
Knights Of 81. John, Commaudery No. 26.--2d
tnd 4th SUNDAY each month.
Mannassoh Lodge No. 2u1. l. @. b. B.-Meets
every Second aBd Fourth sunday az their Lodge
Room in the Jewish Temple
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establishment OF pathological ma-sarn
and library for the association. Dr. ]
H. Blanks, of Meridian, read most vala
able contribution on the ~Pneumatic Diff
ferentiation and Treatment of Pulmonary
Diseases
A resolution was adopted cordially in
dorsing and renominating, as able and
efficient the administration of DIR. Jos.
Holt as president of rhe State Board of
Health of Louisiana.
The new officers were installed. and after
the appointment of necessary committees
the Association adjourned to meet at this
place on the Sd Wednesday IN April, 1887.