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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-07

uasumg ABOUT before nrr eyes, uCr parents,
on learning the story, were much agtuted
and invoked the assistance Of % certain priest
supposed 10 be endowed with supernatural
powers direct from heaven, and able to drive
away all evil spirits For given sum he was
willing to subdue the gcnii Of the dragon flies
lie came with his followers, his musical in
strumentS and his pictures Ot gods Three
days and nights he banged away at his gungs
and drums, calling upon every deity in the
Pantheon, while his assistants disturbed a
whole block Of ncighbOrs with their Shrek
ing tTumpetS tOmtUWS and other unmuSiCal
cOntriyanccs. The girl got no better; the
ghosts Of the dragon flies still pursued her.
The parents were in despair; the priest was
at his wits end. and sptlrTcd on his followers
TO mirke greater cXcrtiOns and noise.
A cousin of the girl then heard Of the mat
ter and offered his services, which were ac-
cepted. lie ordered he priest to deSist from
Authorizations and gOng-beatmg. lie enter
ed the room where the sick girl lay, showed
her two paper-cut dragon flies and gently
told her that they We're the spirits OF the flies
that were bOtheTing her, that he had caught
them and was going To burn them. He then
applied the paper dragon flies to the light, and
in moment the girl lelped ~ radiant with
iOy, viewed the ashes OF tie paper flies with
satisfaction, and declared she saw no more
OF them. The young man, WHEN asked tO eN-
plain by what magic spell ne had cured the
girl, replied that il WIS her Imagination that
caused the annoyance because -hc had al
WAYS been told by her pdlrntS not TO kill in
sectS as they would demand life for life. and
this, no doubt, worried her and brought OH
her dcirum.
Meanwhile the priest packed up his in
stnmentS, rolled UP the picture Ot his gods
silently, and a. silently stole away.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-07

BISMARCK has been true to his instincts,
which know no law for the weak but
the will Of the strong, and so in cold
blooded heartlessness sacrifices Bulgaria
to Russia, promising to keep hands off
while the northern Bear defies the eagle
Of Austria and violating every stipula-
tion with the European powers plants
his outposts at Adrianople. Europe is
more seriously threatened with war thu n
at any time since Sedan. Bismarck is
either afraid of Russia or afraid of the
representative ideas Of monarchy that
obtain in England, and so deliberately
hands over the peace Of Europe to Rus
sia's insatiate demands, as a sop to the
Moloch Of an irresponsible despotism
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g., h g. s. A. Railroad.
ONE TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS Dali,

g., II. g. s. A. Railroad.
ONE TRAIN To NEW ORLEANS DAILY
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST, DAILY:
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and
Galveston ...........- .'''.-. o:D u Ill
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston. I'D p. IN
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco, El Paso and
Eagle Pass .................. 100 p. IN
Arrive from San Francisco, Ell Paso
and Eagle Pass. ................... 1870 a. III
S. A. 81 A. P. Railroad.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Until further notice, our trains will run
Daily except Sunday as follows:
soUTHBoUND TRAINS.
Leave San Antonio ................. $40 H. IN.
Leave Beeville at. .-............... 4. 40 p. IN.
Arrive at Mesquital. $40 p H.
NoRTHBoUND TRAINS.
Leave Mesauital ..................5 $40 a. m.
Leave BeeyilIe ....................9 .b5 q IN.
Arrive ut San Antonio. .............. $50 p. IN.
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For Sale.-Buggy horse and harness
cheap. Apply at Otto Ewerts camp
yard, one block north of Santa Rosa
hospital. 9-6-2t
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YEe Daily Eight.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

&G.N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis, via Mo. Pa. route. 400 p. m
For St Louis via Iron Mountain. $50 n. N
For ST. Louis via Missouri Pacific. &c. $50 p. IN
For Laredo ''''''...... ......ll:i1 a. III
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis, Missouri Pacific. -. 1850 PPM
From ST. Louis via Iron Mountain 1850 Ppm
From st. Louis, via Missouri Pacific. IL: so a. IN
From Laredo ................... ..... 3:l5 p. IN
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COMMERCIAL EXCHAGEs !.

The Merchants Cotton, Wool,
Mechanics and Real Estate Exchanges,
will be open, free to all visitors. By
special arrangements with the st. Louis
Fair, any of our subscribers will receive
a copy of the premium list and pro-
gramme, free of charge, upon addressing
Festus b. Wade, 70S Chestnut street, St.
Louis, Mo.
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The Morgan City Fish and Oyster Com,
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job printing in every variety a
bottom prices done at the LIGHT office.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

'oN, worla-Get. give me Wealth." the ESyp-
tian cri, d
Ms prayer was ErantCd. High as heaven, b.

'oN, worla-Get. give me Wealth." the ESyp-
tian cri,d d.
Ms rrnyer was Erantrd. High as heaven, b.
hold
Palace ard ryrau,ia; tho hrirn,r inc tide
or avish Mic asbra ail his lHni vita sod.
Artnics - avcs letl snt-Wiss' ~ h.s feet.
Wurid-circ' NJ In fio uored through mart ard
STREET.
His priests were gods. bis sp oc-bamcd kings
SIT death at uaught in rock.rbi.cd chsrnels
Fcen.
s~ck Puaraoh's race io-,lav ard 80 shall find
Rust aud the moth. ii.ence and dusty siccp,
"oh. wor'a-God. give mo Bcauyl" cried tho
His P'sycr was grantcd. All the earth hc-
came
Paste nd vrcal 90 his scusc; each peak.
Each grove zach strvHm, quick with Prone
th,an fiRmc.
Proplcd the world with imasod grace and
light.
Tho lyrr was his. and his tho breathing might
OF the immortal marble. IFS the piay
or dirm'n pointed thought and golden
tongue.
q T. SO, thu sunsl ine-race. Ne nni to-day
broken column aud a luto unstruug.
"oh, world-Goa give me powcrl' the Roman
His rra,, = WIS granted. Tic vast world was
chRin'd
y CHIttlff' az inc NtAfitft ~ TVS ffitlfs
The hluud 81 MYRIAD provinces was drained
To & ed that tetCe. inspiiahe r heart,
lnvulncrabY hulW ark d every part.
With SERTED legions AID with close meshed
Code.
Within. the burrowing worm had gnawed its
home.
A roc tirss ruin Ftards whore once abode
he imperial race OF everlasting Rome.
"oh, G~hhe0d, give me Truth" the Hebrew
cried.
Us IraNer WAS granted; he became tho slave
he Idea piiprim far aud vide,
n. hated, spurned, aud scourged with
none Ca Favr.
he Paaraohs know him, and when Greece
hohcld,
HIS Wisdom wore the hoary crown Of Ed.
beauty he hath furswuru aud wealth and
power.
Seek him TODAY. and find IN cvery land.
NJ fire consumes him neither Il DDS d,vouT,
liumt rial q rough tie hmm withn hts hand.
-Emmn Lpzarus In ~ vonisar Century.
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Cultivate The Mlstletoe.

There was u tradition tnat the maid
who was not kissed under bough OF
mistletoe Mt Christmas would not be
married during the following year.
There was once a notion that is heath
en- origin should exclude 1t from Tho
Christmas decorations; but this found
no favor with the Dung people al amy
period. On the contrary they took
good care that il shOuu bg hung. and
that ii should have plenty OF berries.
Tor the ceremony under u WIS not du-
~ performed if a berry was not plucked
of with each Kiss. and consequently
the supply Of berries determined the
number Of kisses. 1t did not need tie
Roman use vi the plant 10 recommend
such Il preventive Ut tie state OF old
maidlsm. Some trace tho use vi
green bush decoration 10 the original
branches ot VeTVain among the RD-
mans. With X mans and Druids the
verValn was a panaeea for every al,
and they believed, ABOVE all, that it
'cOuCtiated hearts winch were at va
Rance another good Office Of any
plant in the Christmas season. the
Dtuids ohty vunef.tttd tho mlsticluc
tEat grew on lhe OAK. but The common
mistictoe (pssc"s a,0Hn). Win us
poariy berries. is gathered from tue
hawthorn. tiEs Old a, pIe-troc, tliv lime,
aud the iir, and from other trees. OF
ltte years this parasite has uecu searcer
than Formerly, ahd eilotts have been
niaae to prOpagate 1t. Tnis IS done Us
cleaning oil tbs bark under amy joinl
of u young tree with tue moisteued
lhuuU,and Then pressing the gi1lInous
bury ON the cleaned place til 1t adj
heres 10 the bark; II viii begin ~ show
growth IN about fifteen months. IL is
an OBVIOUS suggestion that IA sections
oi the county wLerc Tie statistics sBow
falling oil III marriages ihis plant
ought not ~ DC let die out --G Aartes
Dadley barHeT.
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AYES. do" ltughingly defiant; Il
wanted Mr.. Syiv,.>trc. aud ---"
"lau dropped that mitt purpoSoly"
with tix,sl and settled purpose.
sir!" with flashing but somewhat
fearful eve aud sweeping courtesy.
"Weli"--a silence; then; woman
IS frarfully. and ----"
~ fathomablc, dear Eugene. un-
fathomaolcl" briskk; then coming
nearer, dropping her hcAd on his
shoulder. and Rising ner eyes as girls
can, she whispered: III s0ds wrong,
and ava drcadfaug ashamed, but arc
you sorry ?"
"Nevcrl never!' But before these
ungrammatically impcluous Young
people wo viii sec0nd time kindly
draw the curtain.
Tie cotsl,int have boon Ucry sorry,
for that was n month ago or morn. aud
Justice F0oto hasn't ueen called ON
yet though they do live Ia Caicago. -
Lucy A. For "a thicago Times.
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al have taken my last order. | anu
struck the midnight hour.
The nurse looked az tho doctor with
significant al,nci and whispered;
'shis mind wandcrs'
Presently he lifted his foverish head
from as pillow. 'Auy letters from the
housoP' ha iuquirtd. There ought
to DO letters hett."
Then ho slept, and in his sleep no
was boy again Uabbled Of ii,hiug
streams where the trout played--ui
school hours and rOmps with his mates.
Al IL o'clock he suddenly awakoupd.
"All gut" h. called in q s,rong
voice, "Im roadS!'
lie thought the porter had called
him for an early train. Tho doctor
laid a soothing hand on him aud no
slept la his s,ecp he murmurcd:
"Show you samples 0l our goods
I'm going oil tie road now This
order oScs mo out The house has
cadcd mo in, Gong to have my first
vacation. but | snail lose time timu---
limc!"
lie drowsed off and tho doctor
counted his pulse. Suddenly the sick
man started up.
, GIVE mo letter from home. e.
len always writes to mo here. $50
never disappointed mo yet--Gud Tho
cniidren. Invy will forget mo il my
trips are too long. ! have ony few
more towns to SELL promised TO be
home Christmas-l promised 10 bu
home--promiScd-"
He slept again and again awakened
with n start
''No word from tho house yctp'
Hc vas gong fast now. Tho doctor
bent over him and repeated in q com.
Ioriiug voice tho precious words oI
promise:
.'ln my Fathers house are many
mansions. II II were not so | would
have told you"
"Ycs-yes, said the dying traveller
family, at Is a clear statement. Ii i
good house to travel for. 1t deal
ialr aud square W til its men,"
Tho chill December morning dawne,
1.-The end was very near. The SCI
man was approaching tho undiseovorc,
lund from whose bourne no lraycler re-
turns.
"l've changed my route" he muir
INJURED lainty. "lno house is calm.
me in--wrile 10 Ellen aud the childrri
that Im-on- my WAY home III
III my sample case--wllhout money
and without price-a good housu-li,n
all its orders as agreed Cal mo fol
the first traiu-I am going 10 make /
round-trip and get homo Tor Curlst
mas.
They laid his head back on the pill
low. He had made the round-lrIp
lie had gone nome for CHRISTMAS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13
THE STATE.

An unprecedented snow storm pre-
vailed at Duck Hill, Sunday.
Cantoa has shipped $4,000 hales of
Otton this season, aud will probably
hip 5000 more.
In spite of its recent adversities the
Jlarksdaie Banner comes out this week
5 bright as ever.
The Times seems to think that Yves
on has been in state of collapse,
ocially, ever since the holidays.
The McComb City Messenger, new
and exceedingly interesting monthly
publication, graces our exchange table
tais week, aud receives hearty vel
tome.
Mississippi's song bird, Miss Corrine
Moore, of Vicksburg is pronounced Ivy
she most competent judges Of vocal arr
Of CINCINNATI to be the best soprano
of that city.-Brandon Democrat.
A double wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. WIN Thompson in
Wesson last Thursday night, The con
tracing parties were DIR. PhilO and Mrs.
Mamie McDuf, and Mr.. b. Z. Miller
aud Miss Lizzie Thompson, Rev. Mr.
IPurser officiating, TIE brides are both
daughters of Mr.. Thompson.
Hon. ]. L. Hlcorn offers to bnild a
suitable house for the county site--fret
of cost to the dear peope-provided tn
thing is located at Jamestown; j. 1
Fargason, Esq, offsrs the same tpr
Ciaver Hill; John Clark, Esq, the same
for Clarksiale, and we-well we have il
vet. AID MT . lgeaufdone in liberality
s. these aforesaid aeH1leaen, we vii
undertake Is bnx-3 pair shutter hinge'
and hang the blinds nov Oh the grounds
Next Ffiaf j Point Gszetie.
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lNMMINhluNtWN NALE.
'InE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONER, Will.
Ihr lIih DAY OF February, 1856,

w front vi the United states ruhic Nuhi'g ln
lsrks.n. M'ssis ippi which IA utcd for tho United
state. Circuit Guu Ter the southern District OF
Mis.istiplh by autho,ity rt the decree rendered Ia
the rqutt cause of Thomas Watson "a, fyer lhO-
lips Narsha l. ~ a. rroceed tn EEL Tor The putIa'se
%, sai>t iug DEERE und' ted October -, iaA, luf
tl4S 600 90. interest vt lHr cat inm @ iotsr Vi,
1855 tcpd, n a by The uaitd States District toutt,
for the Western hiyithn OF the Norihetn District
VI Mississippi, u said Equity csUc, No ali Ia favor
OF complainant Thomas Watson the ptlh and
Pine lshds presently ~ he described, he said do
endsuis having tailed 10 pay c,itain taxes rquir-
ct On be- rud by tie said drcfre, b, rcas0u At which
this Grmmts,ioir II directed aud authorized nov
toeNccutc said dterue
1tr Lolita land. plll he sold subject 10 prior
li'n In favor OF N. u Watson, Trustee, ur a,it'-
H with ~ per tent intero.t, trm ociohcr 2. isss,
aud tur @i,232 Ga 10 favor ni George =, Phillips,
With like iutvtc.t from ssid date.
Tic nrlb lands ta he suld are described IN Tho
origita hl IN tits cause aud the exhibits thctio,
aud they situated the following counties, toe
wit Leaore, Tallahalchle, Quitmnn, ptsulu, lisa
pueur. hhatktS, Bolivar, ~ nhovcr NrahoinA,
Ma.hinlton lazoo, lsnola, late snd Iuuica, ami
are the same lands purchased by e. Gordon irum
the ShteOi Misssipri, and transferred 70 ", ron n.
Evots. described nnd tct forth IN the hill aud re-
ord n this eAuto, ard descrbed land numheis in
the hiil and printed - hhs in said cause, 10 Witch
| refer nee Il new msde, The Commissioner viii
furnish al details IN rcrpsct 10 the numbers :" tho
lands md titles, ON application by any party pro-
| posing 10 purchase.
Aud A., q commissioner will also vii at tho sans
ie and place, the TINE lands deseTihsd ~ the hill
aud exhibits in Naid cause ant IN accordance Nith
the TEL ms npd ro' isuns NJ said decree raid Pima
lauds arr situated w the following counties, via,
| fiko, Milkihsnn Jackson. Amitc, Clarke Lauder
dRle, F'anklin Harrison and Jones.
These lsnds prr described by land numbers 10 thu
bill aud exhibits Ia this cau'e. and the ame ar'
n0w referred to
me COMMITS Toner will furnish ~ ds,ails 10 -
sptsf nthr nnmitfs 81 eaid land aud the titles,
any party desiring 10 purchase.
JAMES NJ. MCKEE. Commissioner
FRAEk JomSs1oN, JAMES H. iEBoEa sollcion
| To- fhnw'es Watson janis is6-6w
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For Sale, for Division Among Heirs.

nVERTUN PLANTATION, LArEiY OWNED
" hy n o.Alck, DECEASED situated IN sunhoNur
ntsuty Mississippi eu Tie siHitluNcr usef aud
wlhiu one aud hall miles ui thu tuutX seat, en- The
nr vi the oo,,nsia fsclhy ba lroai. here are ~
acres, ui Witch 90 atv under renee And Va tultiNa-
lion aud $40 additional are viiud. high lahd sus-
Is piible af Guilt, atioB he place j. iufni he'd
vi 10 nill aud gin, operated by harc-tnNrt, .
liar gin huute, cuH npdOus STABLE a 81 nliuraMe
dwelling. aud substantial sior,-n 'oHr. Also, sul-
bcieut tea, mentr h,r labor. une oi the most lie.
,ifahc places vu suuhower river Dor ieru.s adj
uress y. ! WICK.
ian n 'sG.sw tirkshurg niss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13
Death of Col. E ichardson-Report
of the Jury of Inquest.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. IL, 1886.
We the ,ry Of inquest summoned by
order Of J hn McGill, Mavor of jackson,
and ex-officio justice of the peace. acting ~
coroner to spi upon the body OF Col. E
Richardson, are of the opinion'ihtt his death
was caused by a stroke Of apoplexy.
VIM BUCHANAN,
G. Y FREEMAN.
p. w PEBBLES,
CP RULKLEY,
w. H. SILENCE.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

y. N, the Philosopher, says, in a no te
to THE CLARION: How kind the mem
hers If the L gislature and the people of
Jackson have been To me After this
sympathy shown, desire to vindicate my
cause in the Hall OF he House Saturday
night, the 10th, at 7:3O o'clock. Please
allude to me again, 20 that all will under
stad it, and / can be honcred with large
crowd. Subipct; "Truth-iis Mysteries,
and How Little We Know, and Reconcilia.
ton Of the Blue and the Gray"
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Postponed.

The Reception and Inaugural Ball at
the Executive Mansion. which was arrang-
ed for tomorrow night, has heen postpon-
ed until Thursday night of next week. in
consequence Of the death of Col E. Rich.
ardson.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

Tn ArKansas Traveller il one Of the
best brands Of chewing tobacco extaBi,
and can be found eveTywhere in this Stat.
where the weed j. used. II maintains H.
boId upon the public, by TIE purity Of leaf
and its freedom from grit 40 other extra
neous substances, is one Of the most po-
tent incentives 90 the buyer. 1t II manu-
iaciurd, a. we'll a. other brands. in lynch
burg, Va, BY Winfree. Adams & LLOYD.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13
NArcHrz. yAcKsON . COLuMRUs B. R

(FrOm Dec 3, tSoS.l
EAsrwARD-Ieaves Natehez daily at 500 r. m
arriving in jackson at 500; connects at Har-
riston Tor NickshuTg and Memphis.
observation-disclosures jackson daily vt 700 a, m,
arrives at :atohez i2:25 a. m Connects at
Harrisiou for New Orleans
FREIGHT TRAis--dlily, SUNDAY exoented. leaves
jackson 500 q. M; arrives from NatChez al
700 10 m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13
Attention, Firemen /!

There will be meeting Of the Fire
mems Anportionment Committee Of the
variou4 Fire Companies on FRIDAY, the
18th Of January, at 80 p. M, at Hall Of
Gem Fire Company. No. 2.
By order Of the Chief.
j. BRAUN, Sec'y j. F. d.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

]. +. H. Laird IL now associated
$ n. Barrnws IN The Insurance bust,
lnder the frn name Of Barrows 4
!. We call attention 70 their card.
- Laird isnot only aninsnranee expert.
but most agreeable gentleman and J
valuable accersior 10 our community.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

The charming and accomplished Miss
frankie Turner, left Tuesday ior Jackson,
on visit to Mrs. j. B. H. Hemingway,
We wish her most pleasant visit and tby
r,quest OF the boys speedy RETURN
Winona Advance.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

Hon. J. W. G. Watson, of Holly
Springs, is in the city, receiving the
congratulations of his host of friends
upon the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court Of tue United States in the Rail-
road Supervision cases.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13
MOBILE AND OHIO R. R.

North hound trains leave Meridian At t:45 and
q. NJ and south bound trains arrive at 500 a. m.
and Is 80 p. m.s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

The weather pro- bets say We will have
no more days like yesterday. The weather
will now begin to mod rate. We sincerely
hope the weather prophets know whereof
they speak.
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v1cKsBuRe Avn MERIpIAN RR.

Mail-Ieaves for Viekshurg 1850 a. IN.
- Leaves for Meridian 2;40 u rn.
A ocommodAtion-lrave for Nickshurg, 100 4 m
Avs nom Nickshnrg i0:00 p. m 81,
with trough Sleeper for o.
Local Freight-IeaveS fr Niesshulg. 4;SS m.
-leay.s for Meridian, ll;ZS a. IN,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

The steamer Singleton arrived
yesterday with full cargo of cotton,
etc, from Carthage and intermediate
landings
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Which Every Mem
Der of the Legislature Should
Know.

We have A First Class Tailor in our
employ, and any Gentleman who wishes
his CLOTHING IN Any WAY RENOVATED,
can have the same done GRATUITOUS
Pressing Of suits a speciality
FRIEDMAN, ABRAHAM & Co.
State Street.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

MIR. ]. T. Peutruss hsp resigned his po
sition IA head salesman in the dry good
department Of A. Virden'- house. Tom
will be missed by the numerous patrons OF
the house.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

Members OF the Legislature will find
it to their interest by examining the i'm
mense stock Of costume male clothing
.ppcially made to meet the demands Of the
Legislators by 6. ]. Beck before purchss-
ing elsewhere.
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YAzoo BRANCH.

No l2-Nnrth-ieaves 700 q. m.
No. li-South- arrives 1;l5 7. m.
Except cundays)
L. F. MoNrsoNERY, Ticket Agent
J. W. COLEMAN. A. q. T.. A.
J. NJ. TuRSKk, Div. Supt
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

We have frH-elass Tailor in our
employ f.om New York, which enables u
10 give you a peri Ct in clothing Call on
us' CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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LUUAL ann 0rnEK NOTES

--Miss Bessie |, Brunson arrived from
jackson this evening, and is the guest OF
DR.. and Mira. Qnin. Post.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

II Rou want any Fine CONNECTIONS
Cakes, Fine Cigars, Tobacco. Fruits. TOYS,
aud Fancy Groceries, save Money by get.
ing lhem1at c. p. Rittlemeyer's on Pearl
Street, Near State.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-13

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1886.
ILlINoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.

AIN-AA7 - = ~ -
-tsehedule tSking effect Nov. =, hSsS.l-
-SoRrH BoUsD-
No. = ExpTess-arriSes 20 y M.
leave $40 p M.
No. 4-Mail-arrives ~ IS =. M.
leaves Il ;5S a M
-soUTH BoUNp.--
No. i-Express-arrives 2sS p. m.
Leaves 3.i2 ?. m
No S-Mail-arrises 80 a m,
leaves as a. M.