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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02
lsra Semen and ROYAL Marionettes.

Tonight the above Combination appears
at the Opera House and during the rest of
the week, with Matinee next Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Besides Prof. Zera,
who Is SO we'll known here, he has in con-
nection Bells Royal Royal Marionettes.
They give minstrel and the Pantomime
Humpty Dumpty. Besides the show one
hundred presents will be given away at
each Entertainment. The following ex-
tract from st. John paper reads
zone Of the most amusing performances
ever given in St. John delighted a crowded
house at the Institute last evening. For
two hours the laughter was unceasing.
Zera has always afforded satisfaction in
the past, but his present exhibition is far
ahead Of anything heretofore presented.
So far as his own part OF the programme
was concerned, he ELECTED large applause
as each feat Of mystery was performed.
The Marionetles are wonderful triumphs
az mechanism and something entirely I'M
ioue. They gave an entire minstrel first
pars., with Jokes, songs, etc, and are really
capital. The dancing skeleton is maveIous
thing and the wonder is that human inge-
uuity could devise such an intricate piece Of
work. The pantomime was another good
feature, and i may be safely said thar the
entertainment is much in advance Of any
thing Of the kind ever given here. At the
close. about 40 presents were distributed
among those heldiug numbers.
The admission has been placed to IS
and so cents, with no extra charge for
reserved seats.
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MONEY SAVED (!
-BY USING THE
Combination Gas Machine /!

THERE Il No DANGER la It's management
IT Quits no unpleasant or unhealthy smell OF
odor.7
IA Is fur less troublesome than lamps. requiring
no moro attention than an ordinary clock.
GAS made with this machine costs from rs cents
to $3.50 per thousand Cubic feet. or less than oNR-
HALF on ONE cEST per hour ron EAcH BURNER
according 70 the cost Of the material (GasolInel
from which the gas Is male.
BUILDING can be lighted with from ONE 10
FfvE HUNDRED BURNERS. with less trouble and
skill than Is required to take care Of one kerosene
lamp
There Is no rfRE OR HEAT used to mako the gas,
aud the time required to attend 10 Machine for
au ordinary building win not exceed TEN MINUTES
per week.
BY using gas made with this machine the danger
by fire and ACCIDENTS attending the use OF kero-
sene lamps is avoided.
Tux WEIGHT CAN BIZ WOUND UP WHILE THE
LIGHTS ARE BURNING WITHOUT KxTISsuisHNG
THIN.
Small machines made espeeisliy adapted 10 farm
residences small stores and places Of business at
prices 20 low that all can avail themselves Of this
great convenience and luxury.
Machines OF all sizes made from TEN 10 ONE
THOUSAND or more lights, as required.
Where buildings are not piped for gas, pipes can
be laid for the distribution Of the gas d THRILLING
COST from CELLAR to GARRETT, without Injury to
the walls. and but slight annoyance to the Inmates
For prices, ETC., address
N. II. SMYTHE, p. o. Box 2i7,
feb16, s6-dfw. JACKSON, Miss
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PROCLAMATION.

A Sasa % ais iosiag asi loyal ssor,s Of az cy q
Jlcks9a.
waEREAs, It has pleased His Ilsperial Highness,
An Shen Nilado, Of the aowcrs kingdom u Japan,
the city over the destiaies Of which bis loyal sub
iects Johanna Mcill, has lis distinguished per-
mission, the honor TO preside:
Now. therefore, these are 10 Inform you that am
ordered to announce to ali his loving subjects that
His worshpiul Majesty, with his Rogsi suite, will
receive their respectful homage gu the nights Of the
"A aud 4th Of March, at the City Hail. Of the said
City Of jackson.
All members Of the Suite will present themselves
in Court Costume
We hereby signify our approval,
An SHIN, Mihado.
JEm BAN, Grand Chamherlaine aud scribe
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

Our young townsman, DIR. Nolan
Stewart, received yesterday his diploma
and an elegant and costly gold medal
from the Medical Department Of the Uni
versity Of Nashville. The medal is in the
shape Of Maltese Cross, and is inscribed
on one side, Medical Department, Univer-
4ity of Nashville, Nolan Stewart, 1856"
On the reverse side: Distinguished. Pro-
ficiency." DIR. Stewart received also, dur
ing the session. for proficiency in surgery a
special prize in the shape. Of case OF
surgical instruments. The graduating class
in which Er. Stewart achieved such dis
tinction was composed OF eighty members,
consisting Of the students OF the Medical
Department of the Universities of Nash
vile and Vanderbilt. DR.. Stewart belonged
to the University Of Nashville division,
and similar prize was awarded to DR.. r.
Y. Kittrell, represe, ting the Vanderbilt
division.
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A Few Timely Hints.

This is the season of short DAYS and
long evenings, the best time of all the
year for study and improvement. Per-
haps you are young man DESTROYS of
obtaining commercial employment. One
of the best passports in that direction.
next to a good character. is good hand
writing. OF course, You know how to
write, but like the great majority, pro-
badly. you have never trained yourself
to write well. No merchant wants his
books disfigured by awkward and iilegi-
BILE scrawling No lawyer will submit
to badly-wrstten copies. We suggest
that you devote yourself this winter to
perseyering endeavors TO improve your
penmanship You will be surprised at
the improvement which real effort in
this line will achieve. Maybe you would
like to learn stenography and type-writ-
ing. The faithful employment of your
winter evenings in this work may make
you a first-class graduate. before the
long DAYS come again, and enable you
to earn handsome support. Do you
wish TO become expert as mechanical
draughtsmanP There are excellent in
struction books sold very cheap The
industrious occupation Of your evening
hours as learner viii surely be fruitful
of results. We know Of excellent
draughtsmen, now enjoying good sal
aries, who taught themselves to draw in
evening hours, while companions idled
away their time in smoking, cards, or
gossip. Are you of an inventive turn of
mindP The best of all times TO study up
and think out plans for new contrivan-
ces is in the quietHde of evening. The
results of earnest thought in the produc-
ton of inventions are astonishing In
general. it is the Improvements i'm SIM
Pile devices. things of everyday use and
that everybody wants. which are the
most profitable. The patent for the little
invention Of the spring window-shade
roller, now so generally employed in all
dwellings, has brought great wealth to
the fortunate inventor. He IS now a
millionaire. His device was truly a
happy Thought We know of lady in
Chicago whose patents for the inven-
ton Of moving belt for drying eggs.
albumen, etc. have reyolutionized GER
tain great branches Of trade. and now
bring her a great income The people
want improvements in every coneeiva-
Bile form Not only is the field Of inyen-
ton vast. but it is open TO everybody.
There are no distinctions in respect to
sex or age. The way to invent is to
keep thinking the way to accomp-
lsh anything is to keep working. -
Scientific American.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

Mr.. G. J. Beck, one of our most popu-
lar merchants, who was burned out by the
fire, February LIST, and who is now on
Capitol St., next door TO Capital State
Bank, left for New York and other eastera
cities, Saturday night last. He says he
intends to show the citizens of Jackson and
community at large, what fine stock Of
goods he intends to bring to this city, and
how cheap the same can be sold. Al
parties interested in this good cause will
do we'll To wait until his immense spring
and summer stock arrives. 1t
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

Rev, Father Quito and Masters Amos
Johnston and Edward Scott will take their
departure on the V. & NJ. train to-day, for
three months tour Of Europe. They will
sail on Saturday next from New York, for
Rotterdam, Holland, thence to Cologne,
Strasburg, Italy, etc. The CLARION
will have some notes OF their observations
in the Old World.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

The famous artiste, Clara Louise
Kellogg, has been induced by the enter
prising managers OF Robinson's Opera
House, to give one entertainment in our
city on March 8. She is Americas
greatest prima donna, and the music
lovers of this city should show their appre-
cialion by crowded house.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

-Jusr Received at G. ]. Backs, the
Latest, Handsomest and Nobbiesi Norfolk
Suits; and 4 Button Getaways, and
Straighi-Cut Sack Suits, ever brought 10
Jackson. iebai-iw.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

At the residence Of the brides father,
near Jackson, Thursday evening the 2Sth,
inst, b. Rev. II. f. Sproles, Miss EMMA
ATKINSON and Mr.. L. C. DuLASEY, OF
Rosedale, Bolivar cona,y.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

The difficulties experienced in burning COM
mons OILS during the extreme cold weather,
caused the people to rush for Barre Farwiis. This
ellis not affected By the cold, but gives bright,
s.ssdy iighs as long there is drop IN the lamp.
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Lost or Stolen.

flEE MEMORANDUM POCKET BOOK CON-
" tanning three Ten Dollar Bills. aud three 81
Gfeep's Bank Receiser's Certificates for 9i3g.S5
each Of the End, ard aud 9Th payments Nos. 1919,
1850, ia5I-as l don't expect the finder % return
me The money contained In the book, will appre-
ciate II favor II they will return me my book with
the Certificates and other papers found IN said
book through the P0stniaee, as they 81 to
anyone but myself. alao warn the public against
bpying or trading fts the above specified Ceytlh-
Gates. ROBERT SpliOULE
jackson, Mise, FEB. IS, 1875.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

We are pleased TO note that Miss
Mary Stephenson, who has n quite i'll at
Mrs. Vaughn's, is convalescing.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

II your hns lamp Is cut Of orisr. - 10 7. +.
RARR; be understands the usof4s esrands Of all tie
aae lamps. znd viii take an Interest In repairing
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Hon. c. r. Dale, Of Lawrence, spen,
Sunday in Brandon.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

I. p. BARR & Co., have line lot Of New Ysrk
seed Potatoes, and they do not ask fortune for
them, either
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-02

DIR. r. w. Jones, OF Columbus, Presi
dent of the Girls College, came in on the
v. Il NJ. route yesterday morning
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An kiaas 81 Oils att. p Bass Cos. But
their "Fscoslis'' takes ths isai
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UArcHEz. JACKSON . coLumaus R.sR

krfOm Lee o 1891
GAsrwARD-Leases hatcher daily at 500 D. m
arriving In jackson at 9;10i connects at Hdr
riston for Vicksbury and Memphis.
WKsrwARD--leayes Jackson daily at 100 q. m,
arrives at Natchez l2:25 a. N. Connects at
Harriston for New Orleans
FREIGHT TRAFN--daily, Sunday excepted. Leaves
jackson $500 a. M. arrives FROM Natchex at
700 D. IN.
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MoaILE AND oaIo 3. z.

North bound trains leave Meridian at As and
p IN. and south bound trains arrive At 500 a. 70
md II 80 p ma
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Hon. A. ]. McLaurin, wife and two
daughters, were in the city yesterday.
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Mr.. Cutrer: For relief Of g. ]. Jones,
Of Bolivar county. Claims
llr. Elmer: To amend chapter ~,
acts 1872. to create a Board of Pilot
Commissioners for Ship Island Harbor.
Passed.
Mr.. Elmer called up an act to encour
age the planting OF oysters on Gulf Coast.
Passed as amended.
Mr. 'frieg called up an act to repeal
lha bresa.n charter and to incorporate
fhe cisy Sc areenville. Passed.
hr. Itiees To amend an set to incor-
parAt6 the town Of Indianola in Sun
flower conntg. Passed.
Nj. Ifi4x: To amend an act TO iucor.
darate he Board Of Levee Commits
aionsra Tor Bolivar, Washington and
Isnqasna counties, and to repeal an act
50 more eiecsually protect the public
levees il Mississippi Levee District,
asnsrdAsOfy to the laws pertaining TO
said District. Levees.
Mr.. Trigg: To authorize the supeIvi-
s0rs Of Washington county TO pay for
completing the registration Of said coun-
~ ia 1879. Passed.
Mr.. Trigg: To amend an act to incor
porate the Yazoo Delta Railroad Com
pany. Railroads.
Mr.. Trgg; 10 provide for payment Of
levee taxes by railroads In the levee
districts, this State, Railroads.
Mr.. Trigg: To provide for payment of
a deputy circuit clerk during circuit
court of Washington county. Passed.
Mr.. Trigg: To provide reasonabletom-
pensation for the clerk of Washington
county for services in certain criminal
cases. Passed.
MIR. Bizzell: To provide for subnit-
ting to the voters of Tate county, the
question Of prohibition. Temperance.
Mr.. Dale called up an act to regulate
the finances of Simpson county. Passed.
Mr.. Summer called up an act to
amend an act TO incorporate the town OF
Poplaryille, Marion county. Passed.
Mr.. WEIGH called up an act for relief
OF III. Wohlebin. Passed.
Mr.. Eskridge: For the relief of P. b.
Portwood, Of Tallahatchie COUNT.
Passed.
Mr.. Arbo called up an act TO amend
and reduce into one the act to incorpo-
rate the city of Bay st. Louis. Passed
a. amended
Mr.. McGehee called an act to author
ize the appointment Of a guardian Of
the estate Of G. w. and Maggie Ballen-
tine, upon certain conditions. Passed.
Mr.. Askew: To encourage horticul-
ture and permit the sale Of native wine
in Oktibbeha county. Passed.
Mr.. Jones: To authorize the supervis
ors of Claiborne county to build aschool
house. Passed.
REGULAR 0RDEE.
Consideration of report of the Educa.
ton Committee, an act in relation to
free public schools, was had in Commit
tee Of the Whole, Mr.. Hoyle in the
chair.
Mr.. Cutrer moved to consider the bill
by sections. Carried.
Mr.. Buchanan moved that Prof. Pres
ton have the privileges of the commit
tee extended to him, and that he be re-
quested to aid in consideration Of the
bill. Adopted.
After an hour and half, on motion
OF Mr.. Selman, the Committee rose, re-
ported progress, and asked leave to sit
sgain.
House at 2o'clock adjourned till 7:30.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House, on re-assembling at 1880
p. M, resumed consideration of School
Bill, and pending its consideration, ad :
journed at a late hour.
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Taken from lawrence House,

A dark-blue, new Overcoat, lined with
dark blue satin striped satin sleeve-lin-
ing, sack, made with lap seams, hard,
black buttons, Dark green kid gloves in
pocket. Marked "Strauss, Louisville"
the tailor who made it. The undersigned,
owner, will be thankful for the return Of
the coat to the Lawrence House.
feb27, 'S6-2t. JAS. A. GRUMPY
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THE DAILY STAR. /

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Its literary features are unsurpassed.
The Financial and Market Reviews arc unusually
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Special terms and extraordinary indueaN
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Send for circulars.
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II you want Fresh Garden Seed OF any kind, or
Choice Groceries, go to I. P. BARR Co.
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DAILY CLARION.
TUESDAY. MARCH ;. lsS6.
ILLTNoIs cRNTRAL RAILRoAp.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
--sSshsdals taking elect Nov. - 1851 -
-KoETH Bo0SD.--
10. 1-Exprez-arrivc< $50 p. IA
leaves $50 p N.
No s-NaiI--arrivcs I3;tS a N
leaves HISS a. m.
SOUTH BOUND
Ne. i--Expres ass p N.
leaves S:i3 p. m
Ne. 3-Mail-Arrises 40 a N.
leaves As a n.
YAZ00 BRANCH
No. f2-North-leaves TOO a. m.
No. il--South arrives 7iiS p. "a.
Except SandAyslf
L. = MONTGOMERY, Ticket AreaL
j. W. CoLEMAs, A. q. r. A.
J. NJ. TrgSkk, Div. supt
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NOTICE.

nj y. BURR0U0Hs, ESQ, 10 APPOINTED
IN aud constituted Superintendent Of The sIhirs
Land and Mortgage Company, Limited, With fall
power 10 represent Il within the state Of Mlaals-
sfppi
". L. Hugent EGG, Of Jackson, Mississippi, e
appointed General Attorney for snid Company. and
Is authorized 10 accept service Of process againyt
the C0mpsny. and represent it ~ the courts Of the
State. w. n. SWAN.
Managing Director In The United States.
janis, 'SG-dAwIm
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Stock Of Groceries in Jackson.

We handle the Finest PATENT FLOUR; also
Great Variety of CANNED FRUITS; CANNED
MEATS; Choice CONNECTION ERIES, Etc.
We have the Finest CIGARS, TOBACCO and
any house In town. We also have large stock OF
LIQUORS, which is entirely separate from our
Grocery Department, such as WHISTLES, WINES,
BEER, CHAMPAGNE, and CHAMPAGNE CT
DER, etc.
We ask all our friends and customers to come
and price our goods before buying elsewhere.
Respectfully yours,
nov25'S5- E. GOLDMAN 4 co.
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New Shades l-NEw WALL PAPER
Il
ieb24. 1866 ErRIcH { Cos.
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rIsHoROUGHBRED Jersey BULL CALVES.
i Grade Jersey kuIl Calves.
Grade Holslsin Bah Calves
AmgOra <i0ais.
Persons wiabing % purchase viii please address
me at Je ~, Miss.
iulyi,'85-1y. w. D. BIRDs0NG.
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THE CLARION

AND wEKKLY TrMKs-DKSocRAr, One Year, for
S1.SO.
TINS cLARIoS AND DAnr TmEs. DxNocRAr, one
year. for $3.50,
Address THE CLARION, JACKSON, MISS.
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R. ]. MILLER.
SURGEON DENTIST.
JACKSON, MISS.

Dental Rooms. State Street. over Iedbsster's Drug
Store. fleb9's5-tes.
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DENTISTRY
DR.. A. H. HILZIM'S
Dental Rooms, Over Stedman's Sore
-0nE SQUARE SOUTH OF THE cAPlToL.-
MISSISSIPPI

CEvESTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
- Practice Of DgsTTsTRY enables me to promise
operations equal the b>a 10 be obtained a5yrers
s@TEEfH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
PElcEs MODERATE -HS-T1zns Casa.
izn12, s6-darim
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REGULAR ORDEE.

The House, on re-assembling at 1880
D. M, resumed consideration Of School
Bill, and pending It's consideration, ad :
iourned at ia late hour.
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A Happy New Year To ALL

u GOLDMAN * CD. are still fn
z<e the Lead, and are preparing for q Large
Trade for another year with the Largest and Best
Assorted
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-04-10
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him satisfy ali those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day
Breakfast at 10 O'Clock A. n. and Dinner
It clock p. NJ.
Commo'ilous and we'll furnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.