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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT,

A COMFORT FAMILY RESIDENCE
IA half mile west Of Railroad junction, 1--WE
rooms, kitchen, good cistern, four and half acres
ground and choice orchard, all under good fence.
Apply TO WV. II. FETZGERALD, al SCOTS Store,
West Jackson, or TO the undersigned,
ED. FITZGERALD.
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The children OF St. Andrews Sunday
School were treated 10 a Christmas Tree
Yesterday afternoon. All were appropri-
ately remembered. DR.. Short made brief
address, and several Christmas carols were
sung
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Rneklen's Arnica SalYe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by B. Lemly.
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No remedy more efectually destroys and
expels worms from the intestines than
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge. 1t is, with
out doubt, the best article in the market.
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-Four new cottages are being erected
on Jefferson street, which is now one OF
the handsomest streets in the city, and oc
cupied by kind, clever, neighborly people
There are only two or three vacant lots OF
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Mr.. STAYER-"Alas, We make resolu-
| tons only to break them p 'Miss Quick ::
"Yes, very true Now L resolve to retire
early nights, and here it is nearly eleven
! O'Clock"
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About one-fourth of the tin-roofng OF
the Capitol, on the south end over the SEN
ate chamber, was torn off last Thursday
night by heavy gale of wind. Fortunate
ly, but little rain fell during the night, and
the several succeeding days of dry weather
permitted the roof to be repaired without
further damage to the building.
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Ladies

In delicate health. and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup of Figs, more easily taken, and more
beneficial in effect than any other remedy.
1t acts promptly yet gently on the Bowels,
Kidneys, Liver, and Stomach, and does not
sicken or debilitate. For sale by Byron
Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
THE official census of Prussia shows q
population of 2s,31S, ASS persons
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TRUST DEEDS.

FORM 40. ITO BE EXECUTED AZ
TER crops OF Corn and Cotton are planted and
the seed have terminated. and effectuRl 10 secure
anteeedent debts Can be used at any time if prop
necessary alterations and additions This Is the
fern heretofore generally used by merchants in
Kinds county, with necessary amendments and
additions by leading Attorney Of Jackson to meet
al requirements. Nothing essential is omitted
and security Is absolute. Specie Instructions Tor
adapting Ne. 70 any kind OF lien. real estate per-
sonai property, crops, leases, will be furnished
when desired 70 those ordering blanks.
toRM No 1-For Real Estate or other Property
prepa red by leading Attorney of Nicksburg. A
brief but comprehensive form; can be used by
merchants advancing supplies Others loaniug
money on real estate OF other property.
Form No. S-for Real Estate.
Fifty cents per quire; $50 per hundred-hy
mail. Special discount on larger orders. Address
IHE CLARION. JAoksoN. Mss.
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The mississippi Justice.

. VOLUME OF TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
~ TY-FouR pages. eontaing Forms for Justices
a the Peace, Merchants, Planters, aad Business
Men generally, Directory OF Courts, Railroad Dis
tance Tables, Post Ofices, and other useful data
Price. by mail. &1.5o. Address
CLARION OFFICE, JAcKsoS, Mss.
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NOTICE.

FI'HH PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED AGAINST
L receiving or trading for two notes drawn by J.
W. Bennett of Crystal Springs, Miss, in favor OF
T. n. RHYMES, for the sum Of $4,000 each, with
ten per cent interest from first day Of November,
1886, dated May 10th, 1886. One note had credit
of $500 on back. The same has been lost OF
stolen from the owner.
dee22, 's6-3te.
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Geo. Andrews, overseer of the Lowell
| Carpet Corporation, was, for over twenty
years, before his removal to Lowell, afflicted
with salt rheum in its worst form. Its ul-
cerations covered more than half the sur
face of his body and limbs. He was en-
tirely cured by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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That thirty-Gye dollar oyercoat which
the Capital Clothing Emporium has been
10 anxious to present to one OF its custo-
mers is very becoming to our friend, James
K Nergpr ESQ
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Miss Jessie Whiting, OF Hampton
Va, Is expected to arrive in the city to-
morrow. She will be the guest of Miss
Mamie Campbell
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SOME books are edifces to stand as they
are built some are hewn stones ready to
form a part of future edi6ces some are
quarries from which stones are to be split
for shaping and after use.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-29

Miss Mamie Robinson is expected
home in few days after delightful visit
to Memphis She will be accompanied by
Miss Jennie Day, the belle Of Memphis.
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The officers of Lynch Masonic Lodge,
No, tcolored), were elected and installed
on Monday last, as follows M. NJ. Nc.
LLeod, w. NJ. j. ]. SpelIman, S. w. d.
SSox, J. W. Walter Parish, Secretary ;
chester Lindsay, Treasurer Ed. Reese,
Senior Deacon Harvey Rsgland, Junior
Deacon; Frank Walker, 5. 5. J. l.. Pat
Ion, J, s.; Rev. r. Williams, Chaplain
1eo. Moore, Tyler.
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Important to ALI Who Work

IT is to live twice when we can enjoy
the recollections of our former life.
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Cocaine Iodoform or MereuriaIs

The poor imagine the rich live in Para
disc. l know that the most of them live
in gilded hell-Ingerson.
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G.. ]. BECK
MAURY INSTITUTE,
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS

rtNHIS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
L GIRLS, opened September, 1852, in the family
OF Judge J. W. c. Watson, is under the management
OF his daughter, Miss +. d. Watson, and an Asso-
eiate Principal, Miss Cora +. Carey. Judge Wat
sons family consists of himself, wife and daughter
There five thoroughly competent. ex perieneed
and faithful teachers, whose system OF instruction
is after the most modern and advanced methods
The Schcel and Lodging-rooms are c0mmodious,
we'll ventilated. and well furnished, and accommo-
dations in all respects hrst-class.
The number OF Boarding Scholars is limited to
eighteen; and OF pupils boarders, included 10
fifty. There being teacher 10 every eight or ten
pupils is an advantage 10 the school which can
scarcely be overestimated.
There are three vacancies in the boarding
department, but Mrs. Carey, who resides near the
school buildings, aud whose family consists of her
self and two daughters, both of whom are pupils
the Institute, will receive many as four board
ers at school rates.
The last twenty weeks term of the present ses-
sion commences Wednesday, February 3D. 1857,
| and pupils can be advantageously entered at any
time before that date.
Terms reasonable. For particulars, apply to
Judge Watson, or either of the Principals.
MISS +. ID. WATSON,
| decf5 so MRS. CORA L. CAREY.
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Irish Aristocracy at the Opera House
next Friday night, by Barry d Fay's pop.
uar comedy company.
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Miss Mamie Odeneal is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mary Helm, in Huntsville,
Ala.
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II it were possible to bottle the air there
would be great American Air Bottling
Association before shutdown tomorrow
and millions would be allowed to die for
want Of breath if they were unable to pay
the monthly air bills-Ingersoll.
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The young gentlemen gave dance
last Monday night, at the Executive Man
sion, to the young ladies at home from
school for the holidays, and their guests.
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

Mr.. W. y. Benson has returned from
Rayyllle, Tor the winter.
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Miss Mary Cooper is home from
school, and will not return to Columbus for
several weeks.
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AT the meeting of Jackson Royal
arch Chapter, last Monday night, the fol-
lowing were chosen officers for the ensuing
year; Henry Strauss, High Priest; Jas
NJ N Mckee, King; Robert Bradley, Scribe |;
=. X. Hearn, Captain of Host; ]. L. Power,
pprlnclpal Sojourner; Isydore Strauss,
noyal Arch Captain Matt F. Ash, NJ. Sd
va van John McGil, M. I'd Vail w. 3
a hamilton, NJ. LIST Vail; III. NJ. Taylor,
treasurer VIM. J. Brown, Jr., Secretary
). M. Cain, Sentinel.
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The officers of the several Masonic
Bodies were installed last Monday night,
alter which the members of the ancient
erait sat down to the annual banquet.
Among those present was Rev. I. w.
Caskey, who was an active member of the
order ia the long ago, and who was asso-
Grated In the labors of the Craft with such
men as Scott, Russell, Dixon, Daniel
Bailey, Boyd, James Smith, and others who
nave passed away.
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For Sale.

ON EASY TERMS, AND AT A BARGAIN
Oat Oxford, Miss, "A TM0-SToRT RESID ENCE
IN excellent condition, containing eight rooms,
kitchen, servant room, closets, necessary out
houses, convenient TO University, schools and
churches oxford is too well known for its health
full location and Tor its refined society 10 need any
comment. apply to
J. III. KIMMONS,
decl5, S6-2w oxford, Miss.
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The following are the officers elect OF
central Lodge, No. 764, knights OF Honor,
ior the ensuing year Isydore Strauss, Die
Ator W. @. Bradley, Vice-Dictator Sol
onion %on Schwartz, Financial Reporter G. A.
ibrougher, Reporter B. F. Comfort, Chap
IAN j. NJ. Fuller, Guide J. III. Deterly,
Guardian; l.. Stanger, Sentinel j. W.
Shngan, Representative to Grand Lodge
byron Lemly, Alternate Representative
rprustees-E. Bloom, ]. L. Power, George
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-29

THERE is no positive cure for corns,
though a man may forget those he has by
standing on his head and resting his feet.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-29

SHALL we never, never get rid of this
past? 1t lies upon the present like a giants
dead body.
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Miss Gadberry, Of Brookhaven, was
the guest Of Miss Maria Lowry, at the Ex.
ecutIve Mansion during the holidays.
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IT is wise to provide against emergencies
which are liable to arise in every family
A cold may be a dangerous thing, or not
depending upon the means at hand to
combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group, asthma, etc., Ayers Cherry Pectoral
will prove your best friend.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-29

:, A few weeks since, THE CLARION pub
nshed somewhat extended notice Of the
Lawrence House, and its progressive and
Prosperous proprietor. On Christmas
morning we received substantial token
Oh bis appreciation in the shape of red.
snapper about three feet long, several
hundred oysters, and great bunch OF
celery. Lawrence Fragiacomo has way
u u doing things peculiarly his own, and
ms is specimen. May his shadow new
er grow less.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-29

Mr.. q. B. Harper, of Fayette, has
again assumed charge Of the freight depot
al the Little j.
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Mr.. Ali. George and family, Of Carroll
county, are guests Of Mrs. J. Il. George.
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Cocaine, IodOfOrm or Mercurials in
any form in the treatment of catarrh or
hay fever should be avoided, as they are
both injurious and dangerous. Iodoform
is easily detected by its offensive odor.
The only reliable catarrh remedy in the
market TO day is Ely's Cream Balm, being
free from all poisonous drugs. 1t has
cured thousands of acute and chronic
cases, where all other remedies have failed.
A particle is applied into each nostril ; no
pain agreeable to use. Price so cents OF
druggists.
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motion the Mayor City appoint
during necessary.
The following the discharge within
Be Ordained he Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Jackson
in vicinity
north President the the eastern boundary the
locality Any person violating
besnbect and fine
G before the Board and submitted
and 18th February,
Thereupon the adopted following
WHEREAS This Board having been informed of the holding of Con
Drymen & WD and Iumbemen of this se with visitors
from the Northwest who are in search of lands and investments
pleasure welcoming
his Honor Mayor authorized
steps facilitate the labor of the Convention and that he tender
Resided citizens vicinity requested
and that they cooperate with the Mayor and Board
= That his Honor the Mayor and three members of this
to receive the members ssrs of the Convention
the ordered to be spread upon the minutes:
JACKSON, MISS, Is,
Hon. John McGn Mayor of the City jackson:
say Capitol
The side West by these
5 sas % ear down s IL sa, @ @
Vest g9ng a6 ha the eaP t tb sr ons g Pb
H7 .n lot feet and inch on the M street d p.
ns on ws and 0o and p nG Psa % r n
liz inches
of Pascagoua
West and Pascagoula IL West
on
These
the side of the Government Building West
of Paagoua which feet farther north than laid
down on the city
Very respectfully, Yours,
Tt ADAMS, County Surveyor of Kinds County,
of incorporate
the held
Company, the this
cording done.
North Ward
the
motion referred to the Committee on Streets
November average
FoR OOroBER 1885,
College GreenSc female
WestJa ckson (whie-males fema
West Jackson (colored) So 620 females III 920.
FoR
College Green School-maes Az females
WetJa (whte)-mae 81; 80
West Jackson (colored) males 100 16 49, females 1874.
motion City closed on the
December 1885,
Monday, the Sd day of January, 1887
motion o Alderman Watkins, the Board adjourned.
JOHN Mayor.
NJ. MoLEoD City Clerk
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TIVE wise prove, and the foolish confess
by their conduct, that life of employ
ment is the only life worth leading.
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Chew "OLD RIPo Tobacco.

1t is mellow and waxy. Suits every
class of chewers. Ask your dealer Tor
IL
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FOR SALE {.
FOR SALE!

EIFTEEN SHARES IN BUILDING AND
Il LOAN ASSOCIATION, I'd Series. Apply at this
Office. ldec23, sew.
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IN youth one has tears without grief !;
in age grief without tears.-Roux.
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SHE-"And that scar, Major. Did YOU
get it during an engagement ?" He Tab.
sently ~" engagement? No; the first week
of our HONEYMOON
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The Xmas holidays were observed by
our citizens in very quiet manner.
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MEN love to hear of their power, but
have an extreme disrelsh to be told of
their duty
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We love justice greatly and just men
but little.-Abbe Roux.
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NOTICE,

Ul0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE
Il License OF A. Ii. Lovett, a oolored teacher OF
hInds County, has been revoked. Inc said Loyett
is hereby declared to be disqualified from teaching
IN any OF the Public schools OF Kinds County.
dec22, SOFT. 4. ). NOKTH, Sup't.
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Offensive Smelling Feetl

VNHIS DISTRESSING INFIRMITY CAUSED
/ by the feet perspiring and other causes throw
ing out that footed odor that is obnoxious to the
persons oaffiictedentirely and permanently cured
by using ODIZE, discovered by the celebrated
French Chemist Vierisse, and endorsed by some OF
the most eminent physicians in this Country and
Europe. A cure guaranteed money refunded,
cures perspirration under the Send 81 90 for
package to FERRIS MEDICAL Co,
dee22, '56-13t. Cincinnati, o.
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AGENTS wANTED.

IN EVERY COUNTY, TO SELL BY SUB
J. scription-"Gen. Geo. b. MoIlellan's Own
story Life of Lincoln - Personal Memoirs Of
U. ;. Grant, For terms and territory, address
\. -. MCDONALD o.,
81 Carondelet Street,
dec22, 'S6-St. NEW ORLEANS, La.
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hce. deci5, o6-u
"ANTED.-A GOOD RELIABLE MAN
w in every County in Mississippi TO act a.
General County Agent to appoint and contro
Agents. Profitable position to the right party
Address
WESTERN NOVELTY AGENCY COMPANY,
$40 Delaware ST., Kansas City, NO.
decI5, So At,
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For Sale.

nNE ENGINE, SHAFTING AND PULLEYS.
~ and Belts, one Tank, Steam Pump, Ironing
Stove, One and half dozen Irans, good covered
Spring Wagon, Force Pump, lot of pipes, part OF
Steam Laundry outfit. A q. MOORE.
Jackson, July Is, 1856 I'm
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VNHE RESIDENCE ON STATE STREET, LATE
j. LY occupied by W. H. H. Green. Apply to
dee22, So. NJ. GREEN.
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IN i2-N0rth-leaves 100 q. m.
~ lI-s0uth-srrives :: 30 p. IN.
Except Sundays.lf
L. r. MONTGOMERY, Ticket Agent.
L ". COLEMAN, A. G.. r. A.
4 NJ TURNER, Div. Supt.
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REGULAR MEETING.

JACKSON, MISS. December Il,
At regular meeting Of the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen of the City
Tuesday,
Gill Mayor Aldermen Hardy Jones, Lemly, Taylor and Watkins
Absent-Alderman Braun
On motion Alderman Hardy reading
meeting dispensed
REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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For Rent.

rINHE RESIDENCE on SOUTHWEST COR
Il ner Pascagoula and Congress ST. Six rooms,
double kitchen, and eistern. Inquire at this Oh
fee. ldecf5, S6-u.
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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

We offer no prices to bait you, but
come and convince yourself and you
viii see what we here say is true.
This has been a poor season-bad
crops for the planters, het weather
for the merchant, all heavy goods get
ting be drag. Winter is bound to
come; cold weather will set intake
advantage while the weather is warm
and goods are low.
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"ANTED-To PURCHASER SET OF
w Mississippi Reports Address
Z. NJ. MOORE, Attorney-at-Lsw,
deeI5, 'S6-Im. Yiekshury Miss
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MONEY to Loan on Improved
~ Plantations, from Three 10 Ten
ear. time, payable in annual installmentS. Call
on II. r. e II. h. WARE,
dec22, 's6-Im. JACKSON, Miss.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
CITY oIERK,s MONTHLY REPORT.

cLKRKs
JACKSON, MISS, December !, 1856.
To the Honorable Board Jackson
during
the month of November
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AT FIRST COST
CARPETS.
KETS.
SH4WLS.
DRESS GOODS.
KNIT GOODS,
CLO4kS,
H4LhING
JACK ETS.
WRAPS.

We offer these goods in season and
not out of season.
The large stock of Clothing we
brought here this season, acknowl-
edged by everybody the largest ever
brought to Jackson, is rapidly de-
creasing, and the piles on our eoun-
tiers are getting small, in fact we had
to duplicate some lots. The people
are now convinced where they can
get a good and perfect fit, and at
reasonable price. Our neighbors say
we are killing the business. So mote
it be. Let the good work go on.
In Our Tailoring Establishment |!
Suits made to Order and fitted
on the premises.
"TNE
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1856.
E
Sau, 1885; ss0R d. Bradley for 1885; 9s1Owen Warren
Belcher 1885, 1885; Bradford
Adam She 1885, sSo-Cs Swami 1885, oAex Sha for
HAIRY Jones' W.
Moore for 1886; s4-Joe Campbell. for 1886.
Respectfully
R.. c.. KERR, City Collector.
JACKSON, MISS, December 1 1856.
Jackson
the City Cemetery during the month of November 1856
age years. puperal
cemae
7. Persons age years, Brighfs
8-Mrs. Fannie w. pneumonia
sHeuy Wioughby age weeks, bowel complaint Kinds
November 15-Mrs Annie Miller age 81 years. asthma.
22-Waler Lyerly, accident
24-Patrick Merin, As heart disease, Kinds
county
Rafferty,, general debility
Kinds county
PHILLIP RYAN, City SEXTON.
crrrsF (coIoRED)
JAoksoS MSS December 1, 1886.
of persons
vember 1866
Rollins years
Of johnson, sdIlborn.
As'p''' EiuAH ROBINSON, City ssr.en
On
watkins Chairman Commtse Claims, reported the
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YAZnn BRANCH


xo. l-ExpTess-arrives 4:I0 p. IN.
leaves 4 80 p. m.
"a g-Mail-arrives ! ~ a. IN.
leaves 1 :27 a. m.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTH BOUND
80. 2-Express arrives 5:l5 p. m.
leaves 5:3J q. IN.
% 4-Mail-arriYes 1912 a. IN.
leaves 2:52 a. m.
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|G. J. BECK.
G. J. BECK !!
CHANGE OF FIRM

Anticipating change of firm by
the LIST of January next, We are
bound to reduce our large stock. We
offer reduction of % per cent all
through, on our IMMENSE STOCK
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1885,
No. 1ss4-November S. L. November
November l. N Striker pedde to November l.
lS66-Novnber l. Susan Greer boarding house, to No
3 Eliza Potter boarding house. to
s. Carson. wagon No aa
stedman & Co, merchants
1s7o-November 5 Anderson Roundtree merchant
November T. D B Dunlap. book agent November
1a72-November t. va R. R. Co, privilege to April
1873 November flying horses
oysHbeT g. NJ Mosal merchant, to
November Wash Phillips, wagon Nc. to sepem-
lae-Novembsr $ John Armstrong lunch stand to
-Sovember s. NJ F. Wolfe merchant to November l.
ls78--Nevenber s. Potter & Co., boarding house. to No
s. F. Haney merchant to November
1880 November s. Jack Myres lunch stand November
ovember E.o Ryan, merchant to
-1ss2-November TO- Feibleman, baker to November
1sss-November IL, Holly, exhibition, to November
Henry Clay, wagon to November
1ss5-aovenber Is j A MoMaster flying horses to No
1sss-NoVember Holden, wagon 20, to
1ss7-SoVember ls B. D. Fitzpatrick merchant to oco
-Novsmber il, R B Bate, boarding house. to Sep
1sss-No7ember Wv. Hamiito & Co, merchants to
1sso-November II, Philip Miller merchant to November
1ss1-November H. Mahaa Myriei boarding house, to
lsss-SoSsmbsr Is H Cooper Co.. merchants to
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13s3-November p, j. w. Gates
1394November %, L. Brame, October
1395-Novembe 25, Dan Askew, hack No g. to November
sss-Nevember ~ /. s. Hendrok butcher to November
1ss7-November 2s o B. Hlzim merchant, to November
Observation-Disclosures.
139s-November 49, A. D. Cooper Hill, stand, to
December 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1399-Noember 3d. Henry Blunt, No. H.
80 1887 Observation-Disclosures.
1400-November go Hayne cotton brokers' to No
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