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g. SOUTH HAVEN RAIL ROAD

On signals Trains will stop al Lake Cora.
JOHN IHLIN6. superintezS-st
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PAW PAW PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The popularity and efficiency of our Public
Schools, now entering the fourth year
under the present mar agement, are
unqUestionaby greater than
ever before, and it is the
determination of the
board and corps
of instructors
to elevate them
during the school year
of 1867 TO a still higher
degree of excellence. and to keep
pace with the educational progress
of the day. In addition to the regular
studies and classes of the course, special at
tention and effort will he devoted to
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17
A NEW DEPARTURE
ny
Z. & S. VIRDEN.

Having determined to build up a
Wholesale Business in the CRY OF
JACKSON, we have added to our extern
sive Retail Establishments Wholesale
Department, and win sell both Dry
Goods and Groceries at Whole
sale. at prices as low as the best mar
kets. As competitors for the priyi-
lege of supplying the State Lunatic
Asylum, with Dry Goods and Groceries
for the last quarter of 1886, We we're
awarded the contract for nearly two
thirds Of the articles needed, at prices
that astonished the States faithful
officials. Eastern, Western and South
ern markets we're all represented by
bidders and samples, and number of
the Jackson merchants were also repre-
sented, but on nearly all the articles
our prices were the lowest
As in the Wholesale Department, SC
in the RETAIL DEPARTMENT, we pro
pose to COMPETE WITH THE WORLD
and we invite the public to visit oul
well Stocked Store and test thu
truth of our assertion. There is M
advantage which money will buy tina
we do not get in the purchase Of oul
goods, and all such advantages We ar
willing to share with our customers.
| e. 81 3. vIRDEN.
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Respectfully,
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk
CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.
JACKSON, MISS, November lst 1886.
I'd of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Jackson
the honor to submit herewith my report of colec-
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STEDMAN & co.

We have another remarkable thing
to tell you of to-day; Moss TRIMMING
at twenty-five cents q yard-the same
goods, identically, that have been sell
ing here at 40 and 50 cents. We haven't
had it before. But doesn't it seem
strange to you that as soon as an article
comes to US the price goes down %
to so per cent?
We didn't have that BLUE AND
GOLD CALICO as early as some 9TH
ers, and the.price was s cents They
said it was better than any other calico;
bat we get it and the price goes down
to 5 cents, where it belongs They
call US cutters, sellers OF auction goods,
and goodness knows what else-any
thing; but they can't compete. We
WILL DICTATE PRICES. You look to us
for the best your money can get. You
shall not look in vain. Do you care
where your things come from.-auetion
or anywhere else,-so they are better
and cheaper than can be had at other
Places
Solar-Tip Button Shoes for Children
s1.0o. They have always sold here at
$50.
Infants French Kid Button Shoes. 81 90
Infants Hand-sewed Shoes ........ soc.
Children's Spring heels............... 75c.
We have a SHOE STORE. The
largest and best in the eountry-and
the best for the money, anywhere.
Mems Old fashioned Rand-seved
Shoes, $500. You pay $3.50, outside,
and think it all right. Price makes
the quality with many; but $500
PER cENT.-saved is worth looking into.
The MILLINERY QUARTER is
full of business. STYLES AND PRICES:
Black Straw Shapes in ali the late
tyles.......-..-......... ................. 25c.
Milan Straw shapes. soc.
Have been 75c. and......... 49,. 800
A large line BOYS POLO CAPS in
cloth, Plush, Velvet and Corduroy. The
last is the latest, 25c. to $100.
We have good CLOTHING; about
the best to be got. Mems and Boys
Clothing, both together. We mean one
as much as the other
Boys Overcoats, $500; as good as can
be bought anywhere at $500. We had
one at $3.50, but it is now $500. 1t
was worth all it was first marked, but
very few care to pay $50. We had
too many Overcoats for the few, so $500,
and we suit the wants Of more buyers.
Large Boys Suits, $500, Up.
Mems Wire Twist Suits, $500
Black, Blue and Brown. The best suit
ever sold for the money.
just wish we could tell you all we
have and the prices.
We are fully 25 per cent. low.
STEDMAN & co.
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The Parent of Insomnia.

The parent of insomnia or wakefulness
ia in nine cases out of ten dpspepuc
stomach. Good digestion gives sound
sleep. indigestion interferes with IT. Inc
brain and stomach sympathize. One OF
the prominent symptoms Of weak state
AZ the gastric organs is a disturbance OF
the great nerve entrepot, the brain. Invig-
crate the stomach, and you restore equiiio-
r;um TO the great centre A most reliaole
medicine for the purpose is Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, which is far preferable to
mineral sedstlves and powerful narcotics,
which. though they may for tlme exert a
soporifc influence upon the BRAIN, soon
cease to act, and invariably iniure the tone
"a the stomach. The Bitters, on the con.
trary, restore activity to the operations q
that all important organ, and their beneh-
cent influence is reflected in sound sleep
and a tranquil state OF the nervous sys-
tenn. A wholesome impetus is likewise
given to the action of the liver and bowels
by its use.
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CoUrrY officers ought to have their
printing done at home job Offices. Four
ffths of the county work in this State Is
either sent 70 Ennis & Co, or TO Marshall
& Bruce. This is all wrong, and the press
should speak out In the future We pro-
pose to give the matter little careful
attention. County officials expecting the
support Of home papers, should not send
their lob printing to st. louis or Nash
yIlle.-Stste Ledger.
It Is only occasionally little tricks OF
this kind are observed in Chiekasaw. But
strange how different the above article
jingles with the sample job work sent out
by the Ledger to county officers with
prices, soliciting work from the doors OF
country newspaper Offices. 1t may be the
Ledger wants the work kept inside the
State but kept out Of the hands OF the
home job offices. Yes, the Ledger Is Civ
ing @the matter little careful attention, !"
and we propose to keep an eye upon the
business too.-Houston Free South.
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STEDMAN & CO.
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What promises to be the greatest social
event of the reason will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall, next Friday night, the 18th.
The Capital Light Guards Of Jackson, ac-
companied by their fine band, will run an
excursion to this city and engage In a
competitive drill with the Flag Bearers.
The Capitals have Justly won the reputa-
ton Of being the crack company Of the
; ate, and being in fine trim, will give
their fair competitors a hard fight for
honoTs. They will arrive here at 7 O'Clock
p. N, and be met at the depot by the Cal
hoon Rifles, and marched through the
city. A fine string band will be in attend
ance, and Immediately after the drill the
hall viii be cleared and dancing conclude
the nights pleasures. The programme OF
the Capital Light Guards drill will be as
follows:
Exhibition in manual Of arms.
Exhibition in field movements.
Exhibition by the ''crack four"
Exhibition by Zouaye four.
Individual drill for handsome prize.
The admission to this entertainment will
be only % cents, and we hope to see the
hall filed to overlooking, Dancing, Of
course, will be extra.
THE FLAG BEARERS.
Miss Eva Fulton, Let Sergeant.
' Dixie Rafter,
Lila George,
q" Beulah Handy,
Clara Anderson,
Mamie Anderson.
Katie Cowau,
q" Maggie Richards,
" Bessie Richards,
Laura Maxwell,
" Maria Rucker,
" Carrie Rucker,
d" Carrie Ford,
q" Mamie Andrews,
Minnie Lou Bowers,
8" Annie Jones,
" Neva Purviance.
Canton Picket
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VIM, s, HAMILTON & co.,

Have opened and are now dis
playing in the Hamilton build
ing, on Capitol street, a choice
stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. All Of their goods
are of the choicest quality, are
fresh from the hands of the
manufacturers, and have been
selected with special reference
to the popular demand for the
best articles of necessity and
luxury to be had in any of the
famous markets. They are
new candidates for public favor,
and will strive to give entire
satisfaction both IN the quality
Of their goods and the prices
at which they sell them. All
persons desiring to purchase
anything that should be kept
in a frst-class Retail Grocery
Store, are invited to call and
examine their stock and get
their prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
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Schedule Of July i, 1851
,eesurnodatiou- caves for Vicksburg, 20 a. m
-AIy's from YieksUurg, 20 p. m
East Mau-Aurives from Yicksburg al as p. In.
leaves at 81.
East Bound Freght-with Caboose, leaves al II %!
a..
West I4I-Arrives from Meridian al ~ a. N.
leaves for Njcksburg AT :37 a. m.
Hcsl-Bouud Freigbt-Leaves at ll-25 p. m.
J. ". DEMIS6, Local Agent
81 B. gELKgAP, Superintendent
l. hAHDT, Commercial Agent
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College West white %
On
thereof
The Committee Safety following report:
jackson:
Commute
ordinance
and fire within the limits the following
relation ofenses affecting public safety and
adopted August 1874 being
Section by the 5th and 9th declared be unlawful
discharge fireworks the and TO discharge fsm
penalty enacted said
i deem additional ordinance relation
to the discharge of and within the
, We
-to-wit.
Be Il Ordained BY the Board Mayor and Aldermen he On Jaca
That Article ILL.,
August Is 1874 be and the hereby amended fol
r. To
the
of the c Provided however shall
such military duly authorized by the
On motion, report adopted
and city at 81 90 per ton accepted
The petition of j. W Lester, asking payment
road tax for 1885 notion granted.
The petition of F. A Wolfe for lumber repair bridge Camp Creek
motion, granted
The petition
On motion of Alderman Lemly
lars S15oo defray and special
On motion of Alderman Watkins, the Board adjourned.
NJ. NJ MoIxoD City Clerk.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves
the little sufferer at once it produces natss
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
"bright as a button" 1t is very pleasant
to taste. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhoa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
a hottie
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

THOUSANDS of children die under the
age OF FIVE years. Why? Physicians
attribute it to various causes, and have a
vocabulary of iniantiIe diseases too numer-
Gus to mention. Worms Worms Shri-
ner's Indian Vermiiuge will kill them and
restore the child.
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vATCHEz. JACKSON COLUMBUS 3. 3.
Ypv0ro TrIv Is 1889

Natohez daily At 2.2O o. m.
arriving 10 Jackson at s:15 p. m; connects at
HARRISON at 3s4g D. IN. for Vicksburz
a zsTvA RD-ie Leaves Jackson daily at $50 a. 70 D..
arrives at Nstchez iZ.Z5 p. Ia. Connects at
HARRISON AZ 10. ~ a. ia, for New Orleans.
EgzFsHT TRAIs-daily, sunday excepted. Leaves
Jackson 500 a. M; connects at HARRISON, Tor
Vicksburg At 3.49 p. IA; arrives from Nstchez
atg.l5 9. Ia. GEO. GoRDIN, Local Agent.
+. d. FROST, Genl supt.
VI II IrEgARD G. r. A
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AN ELDERLY LADY, ABLE TO TEACH
n Music. and desiring a home Address Mrs.
T., this Office. lnov3, Bolt.
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CHALLENGED ADMIRATION.

While the other women found trouble in
getting their chairs to the proper places,
adjusting their dresses and disposing of
their boquets, this young lady apparently
found everything to her liking. 1t took
her only moment to get through with the
preliminaries inevitable when one occupies
box She glanced at the programme,
opened her opera glasses and in an incredi-
bly, short time was absorbed in listening to
the tale Of the queen Of Sheba and her
lover. Word soon went around that this
self-possessed person was Miss Winitred
Davis. daughter of
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

"A woman, Noble and True" Is the
title Of an original story, written for THE
CLARION, by Miss NJ. Nettie Meek, OF Kos
ciusko. 1t will be found on the first page
OF this issue. 1t is quite coincidence that
young lady friend of ours, of the same
name as the heroine of this story, will be
married tonight at Shreveport: Miss
Meek should continue to exercise her gllts
as a writer, as our readers viii agree who
may peruse her little love story that we
print day.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

We notice the following visiting attor-
news IN Supreme Court this week: Messrs'
K. Y. Booth, ". X. Ingersoll, Joe Hirsh,
$. NJ. Shelton, T. +. Crntcher aud A. b.
Pittman, OF Vicksourg; Hon. /. Il. Stock,
dale Of Summit; Mr.. ID. c. Wasson, OF
Forest Capt. W. IL. Hardy, Mr.. @. q,
Miller and Hon. Z. Watkins, of Meridian
Col. W. A. Percy, Of GreenviIle; Mr.. Cal
vim Perkins, OF Memphis, and Hon. F.
Maves. OF OXFORD
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Terry High School.

Honor Roll fer Week Ending Noreaber 12th. 1856.
Pearl Barber, Mary Griffin, Anna MeRany, PEI
Harvey, Augusta Underwood.
Sedley Fortner, Sedley Thomas, Eugene Hudson
Ro bert Hudson.
CORA L ENocHs, Principal.
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Wholesome and GratuitOuS Advice.

If you have no appetite, or from any
cause, need tonic-use JONES TONIC AND
CHILL AND FEVER CURE, it viii rejuvenate
you and put you to eating.
If you have case of chills you can't
get rid of, JONES Tone, AND CHILL AND
FEVER CURE is guaranteed to do it. 1t
costs you nothing to try it if it fails after
use according to directions.
DIRECTIONS VERY SIMPLE-It IS taken
FIVE times day for first day or two, then
three times day. Whenever you rise
in the morning with bad taste in your
mouth, and no appetite, if you will take
some good liver medicine that night, and
the tonic before meals for two or three
days, the Proprietor viii pay all Doctors
bills resulting from fever.
NJ. r. JONES, PROPRIETOR,
CARLISLE, MISS.
For sale at CATo's Drug Store, West Jackson
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

An order Tor a gallon of whisky,
leaving Raymond in The morning, will be
tiled az l o'clock by Marx & Scharh,
OF Natchez and returned to Raymond 10
time for the owner to take several "swigs"
before night-Raymond Gazette.
Ii the order were sent TO Jackson. the
owner would get very dry before he could
get the whisky. But the Little J E" may
give us better schedule when she becomes
grand trunk line.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

-Messrs. Z. & ). Vlrden announce a
new departure in their extensive business
Wholesale department IN dry goods and
groceries There has not been much at
tempted in this way in Jackson. Messrs.
f. Il 5. Virden have the experience and
the capital, and they have determined to
keep ample stocks in every line of goods,
and to make it TO the interest OF retail
dealers to send in their orders, or better
still, come and select for themselves.
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uTTlTn SCOTS, PARKER's COLTS,
HIMt Greener, Purdy. Lang, Smith,
i1HNN Forehand Wadswsrth. Hollis,
~ " IL ~ Richards. and other makes.
$40 uF

Now in stock . lot Of SECONDHAND BEECH
LOADING GUNS, SOME OF HIGHEST GRADE BAR
GAINS WHICH WILL sooS BE TAKEN UP.
Send stamp for illustrated circulars and second
hand list. WM. READ g. SONS, XO7
Washington ST., Boston, Mass. Cui
this out Suregs
nov II. sS6-lt
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We hope the effort to build suitable
Afonument to the Confederate dead in
jackson, will prove successful. The Capt.
tai Of the State is the place for one that
would be worthy OF The snbiect.-Wood-
vile Republican
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

Those merchants who are just opening
business would do well to lay in large
stock Of Arkansas Traveller chewing to-
bacco, for they will find larger demand
for the same than for any other brand now
on the market Those who have been in
business for any length of time know the
necessity of keeping on hand plenty OF
Arkansas Traveller. and act accordingly.
You can't fool people about tobacco. Both
smokers and chewers will have the very
best or do without. No amount Of adver-
Using viii sell poor brand, but Arkansas
Traveller is advertised by every one using
it, and hence its popularity, which grows
steadily, and viii continue to increase so
long as lovers of the weed prefer the best
and purest. For sale by E. & S. Firden,
Jackson, and Noblin Bros, Edwards, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

The Popular Fountain Pen Company,
PSI Broadway, New York, has compliment
ed THE CLARION with handsome sample
of sBlair's Popular Fountain PEN" IL IL the
best device that we have eeen in the way OF
a fountain-holder. The ink-tube Is set IN
an elastic socket, which allows II to con-
form to the spring of the pen- 1t has no
screws to wear out, or air-vents to leak IN
the pocket. They are sold to the trade on
favorable terms, and dealers would DO
well to correspond with the Company, As
above.
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with our authorities. To effect that he
viii visit jackson next week to view the
location OF the city and submit a PROPOSE
ton. Bullock & Co are q very wealthy
firm, have built water-works in several
cities in the Union, and If they undertake
water works here our city will be fortunate
In SECURING them a. Contractors
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

There appears 10 be no special enthu-
siasm among the taxpayers Of Jackson in
favor Of a subscription OF one hundred
thousand dollars toward the extension of
the n. J. & G. Railroad. This NAV be
accounted Tor by the fact that the county
of Kinds had already subscribed two hun
dred thousand dollars to the road that
the State, county and city taxes are now
uncomiortsbly high for the average citi-
zen; and that the advantages offered are
not deemed sufficient for assuming such an
additional burden. The extension Of the
road would be a substantial and permanent
benefit to this city, as it would open up to
rs q trade that now goes IN all other direc
rections, and bring US within a few hours
Of the coal regions Of Alabama and We
have no doubt that when the Company
gets ready to 90 to work, that the people
will give such assistance, in right OF way.
and cash bonus, az may be reasonable
under the circumstances. But the idea Of
voting bond tax OF one hundred thousand
dollars does not prevail to any very large
extent.
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N. q. LEA,
and Builder

MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
W to the Citizens OF JACKSON and vicinity
that he has permanently located tn jackson, and
Is ready to furnish plans and or make
contracts for the erection of any kind OF Building.
Fitting up stores. etc. As foreman OF the Milsapa
residence, State street, he refers thereto as q
specimen OF his skill as practical carpenter And
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HIPS Business University.

DANKs AMONG THE BEST PRACTICAL
IL Schools in the United States. 1t has the best
equipments most practical coune of study, and the
largest faculty in the South. Bookkeeping is
taught by actual practice. Shorthand and Type
writing. Eleven students from Louisiana, and five
from Mississippi, last year Send for illustrated
X. II. HILL, Pres't,
sepl5. fS6-2n. Waco. Texas