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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

LIMERICK, Jan. 16.-The board Of
guardians of the poor law union has de-
cided to erect $50 cottages for the accom-
mediation of the poor, to cost $4,000. The
money will be borrowed from the govern
maut
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

Topr0hibit the sale Of vinous or spirituous
liquors IN the iowa " Pelehatehis in Ran
kin county. Passed
To authorize II sbcard Of supervisors ef
Rankin county TO compensate the county
auditor Indefinitely postponed.
For the relief Of G.. II. Mcleod, sheriff u
Sunfower county. Tabled
For relief N. J Wilkinson, OF Tate
county. indefinitely postponed
For relief OF T. W. Yanx, jailer q Talla-
hafchie county indefinitely postponed.
To incorporate the Capital Commercial
College. Of Jackson. Indefinitely post
poned.
To authorize the boari Of supervisors Of
Wayne county TO establish public ferries
and for other purposes. Indefinitely post
poned.
TO Incorporate the Buena Vista Normal
College, located at Buena Vista, Chicka-
saw county, Miss. Lost on 81 reading
To prevent the sale or giving away OF
intoxicating liquors within one mile OF
Chapman church in huntsville, kemper
county, Miss. Passed.
For relief Of James P. Swan, of the cOun-
~ OF Noxubee. Indefinitely postponed.
For relief Of NJ. Nc Eacheru, Of Lafayette
sounty. Passed
For the relief II II. Wynn. Passed with
amendment.
70 provide for the election OF embers of,
and to create . State .Bolrd OF Equaiika-
Zion and for other purposes.
Pending consideration the Senae adj
iourned at 2 clock, until 1850 tonight.
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A New York correspondent writes:
One of many morning cases at the
TOmbs police court resultant from the
previous nights gIog-eTy fights brought
jew and an Irishman TO the bar.
They were both combaianis and prison.
crs, the complaining witness being an
officer. who hearing the noise of a
dreadful scrimmage, had gone into the
bar-room TO stop the fight He testified
that he found the two men on the floor.
ciawing. biting. and hitting in The most
furious manner He had been eleven
years on the police force. and had wit
messed hundreds ofpersonal encounters.
but nothing more frantic had ever come
under his observation. The damages
visible in the faces and clothes of the
two men eorroborated that testimony.
The Justice asked them what they had
TO say. The lrishman spoke first. That
man waz the foorst to hit out, he said.
81 tuld a sthory that waz rough on the
Jews, suppose, and he lost his timper
at wonst." Then the jew was given a
chance. II viii explain, chudgc,' he
said, ''dot dare vas no race prejudice
votefer in dis ting Dis man began to
dell der story of der chap vot got into a
Christian meeting, and dare heard the
preacher dell of der crucitixions; and
how he rooshcd into der street, met
Chew, and Wiped him oudrageously on
account of dot occurrence. But that
happened over eighteen hundred years
ago, said a bystander. is dot SOP
responded the angry man; well, | haf
joost heard of it. ..Vell, ven dis Irish
mans dell dot story, | lose my self-posses-
sion and try to knock him out" but
| do not see exactly why the narration
should at all infuriate the Jews?n said
the magistrate. mod infoorate
Chew?' the prisoner exclaimed; "haf a
jew no feelings, like odder PEBBLES, dot
he should stand sdill and listen calmly
to an old chestnut like dot?'' The tight
ers were discharCed
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04
Roller Skating.

The time seems TO have arrived
when the medical profession SHOULD con-
slider the sanitary aspects of roller-skat-
ing as a sport, and give its opinion to
the press The theological profession
long ago, disclosed, with disapproval,
the tendency it has TO lower the general
moral tone of those who attend the
Kinks 1t is believed that there is dam
ger to the physical as well as moral
health, and physicians must be aware of
many cases of injury from excessive
skating, or falls, or bruises, sustained
while skating. The subject has Just
been considered by the Women's Ho-
meopathic Medical Society in Chicago.
Twenty members testified that the pas
time was extremely hurtful The num-
Der of persons who had been crippled
for life by falls and other accidents in
CURED while skating, was astonishing.
The physicians reported large numbers
of spinal troubles and sprains. in which
recovery was long delayed. Serious ILL
nesses due to oyerheating were reported
as being frequent. In but three cases
was there reported any gain in health
from an indulgence in the exercise, and
in those cases great care and modera-
ton had been observed. One physician
referred TO three deaths in Beloit, Wis
consin, directly traceablc to injuries re-
ceived at the Kinks. If the medical pro-
fession will consider this subject in their
gatherings, it may awaken parents to
a realizing sense of the dangers on roll
ers.- The Sanitary Nevs.
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Jackson to New Orleans
Only $500 for the Round Tripl

MIR. u. l.. COLLINS, OF MILAN, TENN, HAS
M organized Grand Excursion from jackson.
Miss, to New Orleans. A special train will leave
arriving Ia New Orleans next morning at o. clock
Fare for round trip only 50 90 including admission
to the Exposition. Good to return within ten days
on any passenger train Pullman sleepers will be
provided to the extent that berths may be ordered
In advance Of local agect Special rates with hotels
in New Orleans.
RS-One fare for round trip from Yaxoo City and
intermediate stations on the 1azoo Branch 10 con-
meet at Jackson with Excursion train.
mars S5-3w
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04
MONEY SAVED /!
by USING THE
Combination Gas Machine !

THERE Is no DANGzR In It's management
IT emiis no unpleasant or unhealthy smell or
odor.s
IT Is Ear less troublesome than lamps, requiring
no more attention than an ordinary clock.
GAS made with this machine costs from - cents
to 81 80 per thousand cubic feet or less than on
HALF or ONE CENT per hour FOR EAcH BURSER,
according to the cost Of the material fGasOllnel
from which the gas is made.
A BUILDING can be lighted with from ONE to
FIVE HUNDRED BURNERS with less trouble and
skill than is required % take OF one kerosene
lamp.
There Is no FIRE or HEAT used 10 make the gas,
and the time required TO attend 70 Machine for
au ordinary building will 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.
THE WEIGHT CAN BE WOUND UP WHILE THE
LIGHTS ARE BURNING WITHOUT ExTIEsuIsHINs
THEM.
Small machines maze esnecially adapted to farm
residences small stores and places Of business, at
prices so low that all can avail themselves Of this
great convenience and luxury.
Machines Of all sizes made from TEN to oSE
THOUSAND or more lights. as required.
Where buildings are not piped for gas, pipes can
be laid for the distribution Of the gas at rRIFLIsG
COST from CELLAR 70 GAHRET, without Injury TO
the walls, aud but slight annoyance TO the Inmates
For prices, etc. address
y. II. sMYTHE, r. o. Box 2l7.
feb fG 'ge-tliW Jackson MISS
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Representative Heard of Missouri is a
new man in Congress (says the New
York Tribune, but he has read the pa
pers and learned that 'cbld tea" means
grog. SO the other day he went into
the House restaurant for a lunch, and
ordered a cup OF that cheering beverage.
Surely enough, the waiter did bring
veritable tea. Whereupon. See here,
my man" whispered Heard in deep
disgust, don 6 you know that when a
gentleman orders 'eold tea he means
whisky 20, yes. sab, said the wait
er; .'yes, sab! I'll make it all right.
sahN And removing the tea he walked
up to the counter and demanded in
tones audible halfway across the Poto-
mac Whisky for oneI'
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Chr Timts-gtmufrat,
NEW ORLEANS

THs TlSxs DxNocRAr is the best carer Il
The Southwest, with the largest eircaiatiou
south OF the Ohio and Potomac. IL makes a
specially OF Southern news, having a core.
spondent IN every town OF any sac or In.
ponanee, furnishing Il BY telegraph with all
news OF general and local interest. II has
also large number Of correspondents Ia the
Leading Northern and Western cities and IN
some Of the European Capitals, keeping its
reAaefs iuiorn'ed on the news, politics and
IL is the only paper in the United State,
having correspondents in all the countries Of
LATIN America, Publishing special editions In
hngiSh and spanish and giving all the neus
OF Mexico, CentrA and South America.
ittnrnishes in addition the local news Of the
day and the fullest and most complete market
reports. lis editorials are devoted TO TIE
advancement and progress OF the South and
the Union, and to the advocacy Of all ideas
that viii benefit this country.
THE SUNDAY nMKs ID ENocRAr Is one Of
The mast important literary publications in
IND South, containing contributions, stories.
sketches and poems from the most eminent
American writers. II puhlishes society
letters from all the more important South.
ern towns. Other interesting features arc its
Shildfens Column for young people, lts
Chess Column, tke best IN the United States.
and ITS uanslaiicns from the foreign press.
a spec.a, feature OF the Monday rtNNs.
DEMOCRAT is the publication OF sermon.
preached on the previous day by Tie most
eminent American diNiues
lhk IiNEs DEMOCRAT is printed on the
most improved mo lel pcriecting press. which
cuts TIC paper, pastcs il in book form, so a.
10 he read with tsc ard comfort
DAILY tstu 20 pages, sIa per annnn
sunday tie Eyes, 8 pes annnin.
ne sunday paper Is part Of the Daily issue
Weekly az pages s.. 80 per annpm.
To each suhsF,h.r "a any of these ISSUES
ImE ImES ptNoCRAr almanac for $50
will be mated free
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

We regret to chronicle the death oil
Mr.. D. ]. BRowNE, after brief illness, oil
pneumonia, at his residence, near this city.
He'was substantial and useful citizen.
His funeral will take place from ST. An
drew's Church at IL O'clock this morning.
The Knights of Honor, of which he was a
member, will meet at their hall At half
past ten o'clock, for the purpose OF attend
ing the funeral.
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VIcKsBURe AND MERIDIAN z. R.

Mail-Leayes for vieksburg 1850 a. m.
Leaves for Meridian 2:40 p. m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Vicksburg, 100 a. IA
-Afv's from Vicksburg, 1000 p. m. y
with trough Sleeper for N. o
Iasal Frcight--Leayes for Vicksbprg, 4;S5 a. m.
Leaves for Meridian, rs a. N.
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Great Newspaper Bargain (!

OWING TO THE FAILING EYESIGHT OF
~ the editor and publisher one of the oldest and
leading newspapers of Mississippi, the Democratic
organ OF one OF the largest richest and populous
counties In the State Is thrown the market cheap
for cash, and must be sold IN 80 days; paper estab-
lished 80 years, and has fair patronage; outfit
consists OF a complete newspaper aud job Office only
in use four years; published at a county one
of the best and healthieSt railroad towns IN the
state. BUSINESS,
CLARION Office, jackson, Miss.
Mnrnh "a 1885
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DAILY CLARION,
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1886.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

---tsrhedule taking e1ect Nov. p, 1855 -
NORTH BOUND
ne. p Exprsas-arrives $50 p. m.
leaves $40 p. IN.
No 4-Nsil--arrives 12:4S q. M.
leaves 1853 a. N.
SOUTH BOUND
Ne. -Express-arrives 1858 p, IN.
leaves 1912 p. m.
Ne S-Mail-arrives l: 40 a. IN.
Leaves LAS q. m.
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EArcHEz, JACKSON ! CoLUMsUs RE
From Dec. $, 1851

FIOII DUO o IooV'J
BkgTwARD--IeaveH Natehez daily at 500 p. IN
arriving In jackson at 800; connects at Har
riston for Vieksburg and Memphis
VI EsTwARD-Leayes jackson daily at 700 a. h.,
arrives at Natchez 1928 a. m. Connects at
Harriston for New Orleans
FHKsHT TRAIH-daily, sunday excepted. Leaves
jackson 500 a. M. arrives from Natchez at
ZOO p. N.
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The Mikado Reception at City Hall
last night, was complete success, socially
and financially. The decorations aud
costumes were la Japanese.
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YAzoo BRANCH.

No. 12-NOrth--leaves 700 a. N.
re. 1i--South-arrives 7:l5 p. m.
Except Sundays.N
L. +. MONTGOMERY, Ticket Ageat
J. W. COLEMAN, A. g. P. A.
J. Nj. TURNER, Div. supt-
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MOBILE ANN 0HIOAR. R.

North bound trains leave Meridian at Las and
,. M; and South bound trains arrive at 500 a. N
asd II 80 p. ms
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Laws Of Mississippi for Sale.

Acts Of 1876 aud 1882, very scarce.
If to be sent by mail, aid Is cents postage for
Acts Of each regular session.
no. win exchange Acts OF 1873, 1874, 1875, 1877.
1880, for Acts Of lS76 or 1882 Address,
CLARION OFFICE,
feb.24, 's6-ti. Jackson, Miss
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The Best Light.

Ii you want clear, bright, safe light
without smoke, use Browns Family Oil,
and Browns Non-Explosve Petro Oil, to
be had only at Browns Oil Depot, mex;
door north OF J. Green's Bank. | have
been studying and experimenting with oils
for seventeen years, and what do not
know about oils | would be very glad to
pay some one to inform me. / will not
sell an oil that do not consider as safe as
oil can be made. l keep on hand a com
plete stock Of Lamps and Chandeliers,
Lamp Fixtures, Choice Family Groceries,
Cigars aud Tobacco. buy for spot cash,
and will sell at low-down figures. Try
me. WIN. J. BRowN, JR.
jan3l-daw3t.
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THE CLARION

AND WEEKLY TrMEs-D EMooRAT, One Year, for
$3.50.
Tue CLARIow AND DAILY TINEs-D ENocRAr, one
year, for $3.50.
Address THE CLARION, JACKSON, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

The only Young member Of the House Is
the Floater from Calhoun and Yalobusha.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

The Senate is also amply able TO take care
81 iiself-having been recently reinforced
by strong 1hrdsher
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

The First District has contributed a sub
stan.ial Boone in the presence OF its indus
trious Senator.
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The Senate is a very affectionate body
having always good stock Of Lore on
hand.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

Marion county has sent Represent
alive who is not only Summer in name,
but in disposition.
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Lee county must heve pas5able Rhodes
il we are TO judge by the sample in the
the present Legislature
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For Sale.
FLOWERSi

CATAI,DGUE or ROSES, Green-
~ house and Bedding Plants will he ready IN :
lew days aud mailed Tree 20 all applicants send
Tor one. Address, WA r. CASsELI
febI3, a5-zE. Canton, Miss.
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Lost or Stolen.

nNE MEMORANDUM POCKET BOOK Con-
~ tanning three fen Dollar Biils and three Of
Green's Bank Receivers Certificates for $3.50 35
each Of the End, ard aud 9TH payments Nos. 1919.
1850, l55i--as don't expect the finder 10 return
me the money contained 10 the book will appTe-
elate II iayor II they will return my book with
the Certificates Bnd other papers found IN said
book through the PoEi0fce they are Of no use to
anyone but myself. also warn tie public against
tuying or trading fcf the above specified Certif-
Gates. ROBERT sPR0ULE.
Jackson, Miss, Feb u, 1856.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs Of
every description, at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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THE DAILY STAR.

The DAILY STAR contains oil the news OF the day
in an attractive form. It's special correspondence
by cable from london, Paris Berlin, Vienna and
Dublin is a commemorate feature.
At Washington, Albany, and other news eentere.
the ablest corr espondents specially retained by the
Tue STAR, furnish the latest news by telegraph. !,
Its literary features are unsurpassed.
The Financial and Market reviews are unusually
full and complete.
Special terms and extraordinary induce-
ments TO agents and canyassers.
Send for circulars.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY STAR TO suB-
soRIBERs, FREE or POSTAGE In the United States
and Canada, outside the limits OF New York City:
Per wear rs
Clubs OF Ten. ......l 10 90
Clubs of Fifteen land extra 70 organzerl is 90
TERMS or THE DAILY sTAR<To SUE
scRfBERs:
Every day for one year ncluding Sunday. ...s7 90
Daily, without Sunday. one year. .....,...... %
Every day six months. ....................... 30
Daily, without sunday, six months. ........... 90
Address, THE STAR,
30 and rs North william St., New York.
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Ii you want Fresh Garden Seed OF any kind, 0
Choice Groceries, go to T. p. BARR Co.
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The Kingdom Of Israel had its solomon,
and the Mississippi Legislature has its
fizay- Wfse Representatives.
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II your fine lamp is out Of order, go to +. B.
BARR; he understands the D,ofa osrdndi of all the
fine lamps, and will take an interest in repairing
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

tight because one Senator happens to y
Lus,.
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nR. JONES HAS saovED HIS OFFICE 10
~ his residence, enc block south u me City
Hall He has his rooms very comfortably ane
conveniently arranged for the &c ommodation Of
ladies. lIan6s setf
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The Speaker of the House is always on
ime-he takes his chair at $50 Sharp.
The Senate has the oily married Bachelor
in the Legislature.
The Senate is very atiectionate body
having always good stock Of Lore on
hand.
The Senate is also amply able TO taEe care
81 itself-having been recently reinforced
by strong Thrdsher
The only Young member Of the House IS
the Floater from Calhoun and Yalobusha.
Marion county has sent Represent
alive who is not only Summer in name,
but in disposition.
Lee county must heve pasSable Rhodes
if we are 10 Judge by the sample in the
the present Legislature.
The Kingdom Of Israel had its Solomon,
and the Mississippi Legislature has its
Truly Rlse Representatives.
II the members of the House should
need currency at any time, they can draw
on their Bdnks.
The occupations Of life are not numer-
cusly represented in the Legislature, but
Pamela has furnished an accomplished Cook
Neshoba skillfuI Cooper, Yazoo No.
Taylor, and ltawamba a Wearer who takes
up The tangled webs and unravels the
kinks in debate.
The biographies features OF the Legis
ture attracts the attention Of all visitors.
First, YOU behold the shapely Hill, then
the babbling Brooks, then the ample GrOpes.
the bright F10uers, the well prOportioned
Bush, the deep Gully, the broad PITS, the
clear Wells the wel-worked Rhodes and
well-kept Long-Street, and tie substantial
Bridges, seldom out OF repair and never let
out by contract.
If this session should be Barron Of wise
legislation, it will not be the fault of the
senator from 18th District.
The Senate has one frst-class HdlkeT,
Who would rather go a-foot than ride on a
free pass; and when he gets on the great
highway OF a Constitutional Convention
he steps with a freedom and vigor that
distances all opposition.
The younger member from Lee does all
things according to Hoyle.
There is no fisherman in the Legisla-
tnre, but the supply Of Seal is ample, and
plenty al Bates ia the House.
There are several sportsmen vf note in
The House, but only one that can claim
tlae distinction Of Eorfer.
The Senate must not be considered on a
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WANTED

A MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND REP
IA reseB' q MAEUFAcTUEKR-f50.00 per week /:
small capita -squired. address, Box 70, Acton,
ha~ lian.20,'ss-st
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NOTICE.

NJ y BURROUGHS, ESQ, rs APPOINTED
Of The British and Mississippi Valley Freehcid
Land and Mortgage Company. Limited, with fdli
power TO represent 1t within the State Of Missile
sIppi
W. L. Eugent, Esq, Of Jackson. Mississippi, Is
appointed General Attorney for said Company. and
is authorized 90 accept service OF process against
the Compsny and represent il IN the courts al the
State. w. r. SWAN,
Managing Director In the United States.
janis, 's6-d4wIm
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All kinds OF Oils at t. P. BARE Cos. Bat
their Favorife'' takes tbs lead
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New Shades NEW WALL PAPER
at
feb24 1856 EYRIcH & Co.'S.
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CALL at Browns Oil Depot and see What
he has; ne will treat you very politely.
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Ii the members of the House should
need currency at any time, they can draw
on their Bdnks.
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I. P. BAsR Co, have ine lot Of New Ysrk
seed Potatoes, and. they do not ask fortune for
them, either.
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DENTISTRY
JACKSON. MTssTssIPPI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HICKORY AND OAK FIRE WO0D-ArY
III quantity 10 suit purchasers, al
jazz, 's6-dtt GEO. 5. GREEN CO.'S.
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The difficulties experienced in burning COM
mon Oils during the extreme cold weather,
caused the people to rush for Bars FavorRs This
oil is not affected By the cold, but gives bright,
steady light, as long there is drop 10 the lamp
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

The Senate has the oily married Bachelor
in the Legislature,
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LEGIcLATIvE DOTS.

The Speaker of the House is always on
iime--he takes his chair at $50 Sharp.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-04

The occupations Of life are not numer-
ously represented in the Legislature, but
Pamela has furnished an accomplished Cook,
Neshoba a skillful Cooper, Yazoo No. l
Taylor, and ltawamba Wearer who takes
up The tangled webs and unravels the
kinks in debate,