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Musical Instruction |

Is ADDITION TO MY CLASS AT THE JACK
l. son Collegiate Academy, ] will take private
pupils in the City this Fall. Parties desiring Musi-
cal Instruction, both Vocal and Instrumental on
Piano, Organ, Guitar, Violin Flute, will please
make early application, l shall commence my
Fall classes by the LIST of September. For terms
etc, address me, z. o. Box No. III, call at the
Aeademv. G. DOERR, JR
augls, 's6-3t.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

The papers of the State are expressing
regret that the State Fair enterprise should
be untavorably affected by the local option
election in Kinds The Fair, we regret to
say, has been indefinitely postponed IN
consequence of the withdrawal OF some Oh
The largest subscriptions.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

The Natchez Democrat, of 2lst, notes
the shipment OF carload OF ice from the
refractory in that city to Jackson. There
Is an refractory in Jackson" it says, and
to see the product of our factory going out
there reminds us OF carrying Goals to New
castle.n
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

No baId-headed young men are ad-
mitted into the Italian army. A recent
report states that five per cent. of those
examined for military service have been
rejected on account of badness.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

The interesting letter from Miss Ben-
lalrWare, which we publish to-day, Will
prompt the wish on the part OF all our
readers, that she may give her home
friends the benefit of her further observa-
lions rs a tourist
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For Sale

'NHE JERSEY BULI-sCHAMPION TAURUS
No. 747S, A. J. e. Club Registry
Sire-Champion of America:
m-Vaerie GOTTA l6ib Cow
Dropped February 4. 1881:
Has lost sight OF eye.
Price $4,000. sold 10 prevent inbreeding
MATT +. ASH,
aug25, -3w.@. Madison Station, Miss.
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Miss Maria Lowry, the daughter OF
Gov. Lowry, and Miss Mabel Bate, his
granddaughter, have both been quite sick
Tor the past week at the residence OF DIR.
Ellis, with malarial fever. We are glad TO
nnIe hat hnth are hefter=Canten Picket.
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-REASONS: :.

Healthful locality. Able Faculty
skillful in in imparting instruction. No
crowded Classes,-an invaluable eondi
ton of progress Scholarship, unsur-
passed. Accuracy of knowledge and
culture of mind receive superior atten-
ton Individual attention to students,
a first consideration. Fifty per cent.
more attention given to Penmanship,
English Grammar, Rhetoric, and other
studies than in many schools. To teach
is our rule, to hear lessons is secondary
consideration. Symmetrical education.
our aim. Proof of these facts: our
AlnmDa and former students. Consider
these facts: LIST, No unwieldly classes;
I'd, Efficient Teachers; Sd, Instruction
versus hearing lessons; 4th, Ample range
of studies for culture; 9Th, Superior
individual attention to each student.
We have room for thirty boarders-
For other information concerning ga
College, write to 49,
CHS II. OTKEN. PreS't.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
School Notice,

AIRS. MATTE BROWN WILL OPEN A
vi School at the residence OF her father NJ. A.
NanHook, on Tuesday, sept. IA, and desires the
patronage OF her friends, aud the putlle in gen.
eral. fang25 'S63iw
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Louisville. N. Orleans and Texas Railway


Close connection made at all functional points.
Elegant Day Coaches and Fullman's Bullet cars on
al. fraius. The most desirable route for Florida,
Texas and Coast points. The only route running
Pullman Buffet seepers from New Orleans to the
summer Resorts Of West virginia and virginia
viib,ut change see that your tickets readyia this
ipr A. J. KNAPP, G.. Z. Agent.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
YAzoo BRANCH.

10. l2-Nouh-leayes 7 90 a. IA.
=. If-syutn-arrives rs ?. IN.
Except sundays.l
L. r. MONTGOMERY, Ticket Agent
~ CoLEMAS. A. q. p. A.
~ TrRNEE, Div. Supt-
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Ii you cannot afford to go to Cooper's
Well, try Coleman's Well, in Northwest
Jackson, for few days, and il you are
troubled with dispepsia or general debility,
it will certainly benefit you- The writer
Of this was much Frustrated ten days ago
when he commenced using the water morn
ing and evening. with splendid effect
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

Our townsraan, Mr.. Geo. l.. Potter,
has been appointed one OF the special
agents Tor investigating certain Indian
depreciation claims, at salary of $500
per day.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

Miss Matte Brown will open school
for little boys and girls at the residence OF
her father on Tuesday, September | 1. See
her notice in this issue.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

After weeks stay in the Capital, Miss
Matte Kirkpatrick, a charming young
lady from Nashville, bid her many friends
farewell on Saturday evening, and returned
10 her home.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25
Chew "OLD RIP" Tobacco.

1t is mellow and waxy. Suits every
class of chewers. Ask your dealer tor
it,
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We are pleased to note in the Winona
Advance that Capt. A. NJ. Nelson will re-
turn to Jackson next month, having been
offered a desirable position in this city.
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Eggs. Gapcs and Cholera.

Mr.. DAVID i. DAVIS, of Readville,
Mass, who has been an employee of the
Boston & Providence railroad for fifty
years, has received from that corpora
ton check for five hundred dollars in
recognition of his half century of faith
full service.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-08-25

Miss Myra Bailey is visiting her friend
ML.- Mary Glenn Redfeld at Edwards.
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Miss Wiletta McManus, OF Mont
gomery, Ala, who has been visiting Mss
Annie Pace, of this city, returned home
last Friday.
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We had pleasant call this morning
from Rev ID. ID. Sanderson, pastor q ,1e
Presbyterian church at EutaW, Ala: re
"a en- route for Walden, to pay visit "
his brother, Capt A. J. Sanderson. ne y
accompanied by his daughter-in-iaw ME =
Jas. A. Sanderson, who, with her nusoanu'
have taken charge Of the Central Missis-
slppi Institute at French Camp.
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rNHI5 POPULAR AND FAvoRITE INsTI-
Il TUITION opens SEPTEMBER Is, 1856. Superior
and Experienced Faculty; Healthy Locality, with
unsurpassed Health Record; Unexcelled Advan-
tages; Expenses Greatly Reduced as to make
this very Economical Institution; Patronage
increasing every year. The best place for your
Daughters. Try it.
For Catalogue, address
aug 25, S6-1m. A d. MCVOY Presit
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ONE of the curiosities in California
museum is a cows horn FIVE and half
feet long.
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Miss frankie Powers Mckee has re-
turned to Jackson after an absence of two
months
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MIR w. IL. II. Green, late oil jackson,
is now President of the Puget sound Hide
aud Leather Company, Of Seattle, Wash
ngton Territory.
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We were in error last week in stating
that Mrs C. H. Manship had returned
from her visit to New Orleans. But she
arrived yesterday
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Prof Preston. State Superintendent OF
Education, is breathing the pure air and
enjoying the delightful scenery OF the Old
dominion.
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: CHS. II. oTKEK, Pres't.

NwARYI.AND MILITARY AID
M NAVAL ACADEMY, OXFORD, Md lew
vacancies xisf in this wel-known Institution. p
nlicsnfs for admission are requested % maze u =
mediate application. For cafaloxue sddfea 80. =.
j. BURG ESS. Supt tauk$s 80 - -
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Miss Jennie Morancy is visiting
friends in Louisville. She will be absent
Tor several weeks.
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The Gin Stand is the Laproued G,siieh Magnolia
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Judge Alcorn is in Jefferson county
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Election takes place on 3lst inst.
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COLEMAN 5 celebrated Corn MI, with solid French
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without interest. for Is II. P. Steam Engine and
Boiler, Cotton Gin, Coleman Corn Min and Cotton
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The Boiler is horizontal wrought iron hre-box
or portable type, Is Horse Power.
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QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE.
Vicksburg and Meridian r. r.

Solid Trains between Cincinnati and
Shreveport with Mann Boudoir Cars between Yieks-
burg and Cincinnati.
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Misses Matte and Mamie Robinson
IRE visiting relatives in New York State.
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BRooKHAvEN, MISSISSIPPI.
Will Re-0pea Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1886.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. S Hamilton have
been quite sick for several days.
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The Engine is Is II. P. detached Centre Crank,
with Driving Pulley each end of the Crank
Shaft.
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The Engine may be placed in Gin House, separ-
ated from the Boiler thus reducing the risk from
FIRE The large Pulley Of Engine is As inches diau.-
eter BY 1915 inch Face suitable to drive the COLE
MAN Corn MIL or CoLEMAS's Plantation Sax
Mill. The small Pulley of Engine is % inch Diz-
K 1917 inch Face, suitable TO dIve the 7o-saw
GULLErr GIN The Engine and Boiler are guar
anteed of sufficient power to drive the Gin-Sfznd
and Corn Mil properly at one time, with 70Pounds
of steam, and running the Engines $50 Revelations
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LocAL AND OTHER NOTES

&C. A. Franciol, and mother, Mrs D.
Ambrozio, are at Hot Springs.
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Miss Matte Alex ander, OF Koscius ko
f. visiting Miss Ida Emmerson.
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S--V a. o-oV y
Close connection made at Chattanooga and Gin
cinnati for all points North and East; and at
Shreveport for points in Texas
Sleeping Car accommodations may be secured in
advance py applying 10 Local Agents.
NJ. s BELKyAP, l. HARDY A G. p
Superintendent. Agent
H. CALLHAs, Gen. Pass. As't. Cincinnati. o.
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Letters on Public Affairs.
NUMBER III.

STATE REVENUE, HOW DERIVED - THE
SCHOOL SYSTEM THE COLLEGES, AND
THEIR UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF
BENEFITS
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Equally the Same Reduction

White Vests, slightly soiIed BY the late
FIRE, at 81, worth $3.50 to 49, Scarfs from
. to so cents. worth fully double the
money. Lawn Ties, white and colored, at
Is to 25 cent? dozen. Lisle Thread and
Muslin Under Shirts from 35 to so cents,
worth so and IS cents. Plated bosom,
laundried Shirts ats Unlaundried Shirts
d so cents. the best in the world for the
money. Hosiery, the best to be had, at
half 7alue. Seersucker Coat and Vest for
Men and Boys from $1.50 up. SiciIian
,ssat and Vest at $400; Sicilian Coat and
-, 50 and IS cents, worth double that
money.
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Lea Female College,!
Summit, Miss.
"OPENS ITS TENTH SESSION
Wednesday, Sept. Is. '86.
Pupils taken for Ten Scholastic Months
or Forty Weeks.

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JACKSON, MISS

DoARDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ID kindergarten for \ Dung Children Of both sexes
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Courses Of study equal TO that Of any Seminary.
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The Engine Cylinder is inch bore u inch
stroke. All pipes and fittings 70 connect Engine
and Boiler, 10 to Is feet apart, included, also
twenty feet Of smoke Stack, and Spark Anesfer.
Insprztor win be furnished in place Of Heater aud
Pump. II desired.
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Extra Smoke Stack. II ordered, Al si-oo per foot
Address. H DUDLEY COLEMAN.
New oRLEASs, La
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cospEssED TIME-TABLEIN Errscr JOY II. 1sss.
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-AccohMoDAIioS TRAIN. -
go .. m. Lv. Jackson. $40 p m
800 Ar. vicksburg ..-.-........-Lv. $50 .. m
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Ms. NJ. GLEASON,
Nunica, Ottawa Co, Mich.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-04
step yeur oausn

By taking the Gum Tree (eucalyp.us) Cough
Syrup. Only for sale by O. =. Heinseman
druggist. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-04
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court OF Los Angeles City. in
the County of LIS Angeles. State OF
California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-04
Property TRANSFERS.
sseportsa by Gillette 4 Gibson,
Examiners Of Title.
MONDAY, May 5, 1886.

coNvKYANcEs.
Il susskfnd and A H susskind 70 hts Al /
die Masters-Agreement to convey lot ~ DIX
4, West Rosas tract, s5v9. - :, NV " |
LIP Dresler to . witham-N Q, a" q
of sW u Of sW u sec 49,. y, ~ W "
Otis Hithem 10 Jennie G Dayis-N y Of
NV Il of sw u of sw u sec 49, I : D. n "
wv" N brown and M A Brown to John H Mott |
Blk j. stafford & Tustin tract, and strip /
adjoining on the north, s4i0O. .y
< Oids TO B + Whips acres In sW cor |
ner sec ., I IS. X 10 W, 81 90;
Nawter's subd'n of part Of Lucas tract, toto.
John Duehren to L sagner-.zo acres IN
B X OF NE u sec So. T s N, ID W, $t0
Mrs bridget Wilson 70 George Z s snd o.
| and sec 10. + -,R ls'w s2o.eo6is
"A Graves and Henry W OMelveny TO
Mars Johanson-Lot blk 1, Los Angeles
JC West to J J " Cook " of sw n of
NV 4 sec 29. T N, ROW, $3.50.
Geo II Pike to Ira W Phelps--I.ot A 8 and
8, Arlington tract $1,000. a.
Arlington tract, $1,000.
same to Daniel Donegan--Lots and
z. Arlington tract, 5000.
Daniel + Donegan to Ira w Fheips-Lots
81 and Z, Arlington tract, t25o0. a.
Geo Whitton TO same-Lots GO 81 66 and os,
Arlington tract, SIS O.
Joseph N Ellis 10 iseuben M BROOKS and
o Gieason-Part OF lot ? blk x, San fascuai
Alfred Robinson, trustee. to walter Z,
stokes-EW u ONE u sec 80. s,k IL
$3.50
Joseph Widney-Part OF lot blk IA, o.
$500
George 4 Mehsrry to Milford Fish-Lot q.
Meaarry's sdbd'n Of lot 10 blk c. san fas-
Milan Williams to william Nicholson
Undiy'd n int In part of NV u sec 20, Il D o.