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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Poetic View of Cremation.

poeiess sees beauty in everything, ana Ella Wheeler Wilcox has discovered it iT cremation. Just hear her; Snowy clothing envelops 1.-the bOdy-the door swings noise leSsly open, the iron cradle that appears hks a nuptial bed disappears in a glory of crim son light as dove flies into the crimson sun, light and disappears from view.-New York Wnrll
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Present for Nilsson.

Among the wedding presents received by Christine Nilsson is one from Queen Victoria, consisting Of a photograph of her majesty in an exquisitely carved 0Xidized silver frame. Beneath the portrait is a small autograph signature. Victoria, Reg, Osborne, June IL, lsS6. Chicago Tribune
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
...rri.cnr Not the Name.

San Francisco papers indignantly disclaiIn the popular belief that Frisco, instead oi the full name San Francisco is used by by Californiaas. They say that the only people who use it are those who come from the east. and think it is a disgusting term. 7-- Chicago Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Green Roses.

A botanical curiosity in a garden at Ealing England IS q rose tree whoso blossoms are en- tirely green, the fiowers, in fact, being com posed of similar leaves to the ordinary foliage This is evidently a reycrsion tO the earlier stage of terrestrial PlaOt life, in which flowers bad not yet become specialized orsans.-Ar- kauSaw Traveller
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Fresh Meats

The very best quality of all kinds of fresh meats, served daily to sny part of inc crty at inc lowest prices. Every th nS neat, clean and new. Screen doors 10 Nei1de every kind of insect, No exfra charge Tor delivering meats. Salt meats also on hand.
 Q. F. SCHUMAoHER, N 322 Congress Street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
When Jay Could eoc- Ahreal.

Mir. Jay GOulds neighbors up ct Ilvington say there is a good deal of pomp and ma.niii- cent circumstance in the coming and going of the stock market macnate on his yacht Atalanta- When his little launch l.i,;- him aboard of the big yacht in the mo-ui7. rrady for his trip to the city, he puts his foot o1 her deck to the tune of a cannon vo.l-y aui au unfurling of flag, ard at u-.. when >f- comes to her anchorage or hl- SuIr... I..-. sion there is more Cannonadius ant "a l-,Iv not tO say regal, dipping uI yJ,orz Ah. @ great thing it Is to te ri. D. "---,ia ;ou is New York Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Iorrcr. mn ,be D,.m.I s,,.n,-

A correspondent of The New York Even. ing Post took trip through the famous Dis nal swamp. The Post says that 2, 2,OOO negroes arc logging in that pestilential place, who are worse of than when they were slaves, be- cause now they barely make a living. and there Is no one to take care of them in sick ness or old age.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Imperfect vision of Insects.

From many experiments on flies, beetles and other insects, NJ. Plateau concludes that insects with compound eyes, with or without simple eyes, are able to distinguish form by vision only very impsrfectly, if al al-Bos- ton Budget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

Wsnted-A competent nurse will find 6 constant situstion. Liberal wages to the right party. Call at 40s North Never street, or address Box "G' P. o. Tuo- son. if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
For Sale Chean.

A house of5 rooms in Buelrs addition.
 Will take half cash and half in cattle.
 For particulars address E. D. Tucson Arizona. If.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Whit. House Experiences

Mrs. Grant has. I understand, dictated many of her White House experiences to . stenographer, and they will probably be pub Eshsd some time-WaShingeon Letter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining m POstoeice st Tucson ArizOna. Oct. iith, i-s6: Aguilzr. Trinidad McCanu. A AguilA MAria Antonio MeHydc, Mrs JM AlhOuz Ramon Olivas. Jose Bsruen. Jose Powers Geo Ba-no7. S-nor hswlins, IS Bzrrar. Jose Rec, Pastora D La Basford, Ihos Reuteua. Maria Benites. Angel Rice Danl II Conet lin. Denis kObles Carmelits Rosa rUeI, JOs-fa Russel. Mr- -BF Crough. Da-iel Ssnsnes, Biegiuis noherty. Geo C Siera. Jose Dove. A W Slaughter. Jro II Elias. Teresa NJ Thomson. LR F-li-. Manuel Tn m~on, Frank FIunbre-. Asapits Tome. Juona N De FrzIio JOsefa Tomichi. Jesus B D Fuller. Wesley IruJIll., COrmliO iasteiO. Car o5 1ulnp. Derso Hesse Eutz NzrrzaRan. Jose Higners. Francisco Nelez. Francisco Lufera. Lugurda NIllo. Rumaldo Marks, Lew Mahnor Casper
 MP. FREEMAN, r. M.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Republican County Ticket.

Fo- Sheriff riff---------------L. H. G0RMLEY For District Attorney Ill. K, JEFFORDS For Treasurer HUG HE'S For County Judge----------------F- w. GREGG For Clerk Of County Court s. SNYDER For Record r---A. B. SANPSJN For Assess --H II FL HALE
 (J. ~. MA ANSFk ID For Superylscrs 9 Ii. l., LACY.
 (G. A. AVERY. For Iezislsf i've q CHAS R. DRAKE
 faA. BEAN. For Iagislat. ve Represen- DAVID MoFAWN
 C. H. WORKS. tatives es-----------l r. K. MILLER.
 ALEN hiCkAN For C. .,.uty Surveyor. B. EDWARDS
 ySAMUEL BAIRD foE t"4o1e'--------------l JOnN W. GRANT For PablIc Adnlnistrstor-----GE GEO. A. CLUM
 IF. H. GOODWIN For Justices of tie Peace ] ~. F. SCOTT
 (C H, MEYER. Far C y1stables .... w. H. LUCAS
 IT. J. hEWCOME
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

TUCSON, A. l., Oct. I2th. lSS6. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 A communication was then resd from
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

The room in which Grant oLs1 rsnAtas un- togche6 b sygy essaa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

John Prince withdrawing from the the official bond of Public Administrator E. l.. Wetmore, and the clerk was instruct ed to serve s copy of said communica- ton upon Mr. Wetmore. in compliance with Section l5, Page l59. Session Laws of 1883.
 Concentrations were then read from the executive committees of each pol IT, cal party on the matter of fixing polling places in the various precincts and ap- pointing election officers therefor.
 A communication w6s then read rom Jas. Zabriskie and Herbert Brown. re menstrating against appointing poll ing place st Tanque Verde for the req son that the precinct IS upon military reservation. The matter was referred to the district attorney.
 On motion the Board adjourned un- til tomorrow, Oct. l3,b, lSoo' at lO o'clock, n. ID,
 J. $. MANSFIELD. Chairman. Attest:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
TucsoS, A. T., Oct. l2th. IS

Attest:
 Fred G. Hughes, E1 Officio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
RGDIbliC2l Territorial Ticket.

For Delegate to Congress. CURTIS C. BEAN.
 Of Yavapai. For Superintendent of Public Instruction. THOM 5 CORDS,
 OfPimR, Councilman for Southern District, B. $. COFFMAN.
 Of Coohise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

No. 1-Ariznna & California Lumber O., for lumber 9 co
 On motion the County treasurer was instructed to transfer sufficient funds from tbe general to the salary fund, to pay the demands of county officials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Earth'S Most Eminent SnaciaIIsis

And superb Sensation Stars. T of the purity of the Plessursble
 the Triphcste Menagerie IS an 6 newspaper advertisement does smusemeats or departments of Elsting and Electrifying. The formtion and Tented Temples of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Fill Fields Fancy.

Attest:
 Fred c. Hughes Ez-Officio Clerk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

he name of Sells Brothers Is susraU;=s e Performances. The display cf Wild Beasts I Animal Aggregation. The limits '
 not permit a careful catalogue either ci 70
 instruction. The CIrcuses please the people Mensgeries are Traveling Academies C' lu Zoology
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Dead black Paint.

The Loc0m0tice, issued monthly BY
the Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspec-
ton Company, gives the following re-
ceipt for painting brass tubes. and such
articles as optical instrument makers
produce, dead black" The writer
says he has found all the formulm and
recipes given in the books unsatisfactory
because Of their yagueness, but that tile
following can be relied upon 70 give a
first-rate dead black. and II IS easily
made:
Take two grains Of lafnpblack. put It
into any smooth, shallow dish. such al
a saucer or small butter plate. add a
little gold size. and thoroughly mix the
two together Just enough gold size
should be used 70 hold the lampblaek
together. About three drops 81 such
size as may be had BY dipping the point
Of q lead pencil about half an inch into
the gold size viii be found right for the
above quantity Of lanpblack: II should
be added q drop at time. however.
After the lampblack and sin are thor
oughly mixed and worked. add twenty
four drops Of turpentine. and again mix
and work. 1t is then ready for use.
Apply Il thin with eamcl's hair brush:
and when Il is thoroughly dry, the arti-
Giles will have as fine a dead black ~
they did when they came from tlse Opt
clans hands.
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snCIErY nIREcTORY.

Pearl Lodge No. % tAIasonic)-Meets Sd Monday
night of each month.
jackson Royal Arch Chapter No, 6--Meets 4th
Monday night Of each month.
Mississippi Commandery No. 1, Knights 'Templar
Meets I'd Monday night Of each month.
Capitol Lodge No. II, ]. o. o. F.-Neets every
Thursday night.
lst and Sd Fridays.
Pearl Lodge No. 80, knights of Pythias.--Meet'
ID and 4th Tuesdays.
Central Lodge No. 764, Knights oil honor.-Meeii
jackson Lodge No. 1863, knights and Ladies Ol
Honor.-Meeis I'd and 4th Wednesdays.
knights Of the Golden Rule.-Meets I'd and Sd
"wednesday in each month, at the West jackson
Hall.
lst and Sd Tuesdays.
Catholic Knights OF America-Branch No. 27.-
lst and Sd Sunday each month.
Knights of ST. John, Commandery No. 26.-2d
and 4th sunday each month.
Wannasseh Lodge No. 202, /. o. B. B.-Neetf
every second and Fourth Sunday at their Lodgs
Roesn in the Jewish Temple.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST CHuRcH--Rev. g. C. Andrews, D. d.
nsrtor. sabbath services II a m. and Up. m. Pray
a meeting every Wednesday night sabbath School
sa-m. W. L. Nugent, Superintendent.
PnxsBYrERIAS CHuRcH.--Rev. John Hunter, D
n rasfor Sabbath services II a. M, and p. M
erssFFe- meeting every Tuesday night. Sabbatl
school al m. J. /. Fower, Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rev. II. F. sproles, pastor
s.hhafh services II a. H., and p. m. Prayer meet
ine every Thursday night, at O'clock. Sabbatl
School, 9 a m.
BETH IseAEL coSeREeATios.7L. Weiss, Rabbi
CxTHoLIc CHURcH.-Rev. pastor
sabbath serviees-Mass a; M, High Mass 10 a. m
ye-pers and sabbath School at -p. m. Mass ever
morning At O'Clock.
EpIscoPAs. CHuRcH-Rev. Wm. Short, D. d.
Rector. sabbath services II q. M, and p. m
Fridxv evening services o'clock. Sabbath Seho0
az a m. Wm. S Hamilton, supt.
CHRISTIAN CHuRcH.-No pastor at present.
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Senate Standing Committees.

Judiciary senators Walker. Irs,v.v s,,,.. -
ge,i Nertner, Boothe, Buchanan - "'N'''Ae'
i. niise1senators ninio simonton, billiard. Lave Mo,
ators 1uyion, Boyd, Dean, Gully BinIor, syn
- fnbiie lsdncation-Sen Uamiiian ~ MI.
Reynolds, Gage Ross, Gayles. " ii''lle'
,l nuniie Works-Senators Dickson. smith R.,n.,
Holmes Barpon ha lakewood, Ross, Hamilton,
hsliroads and Franchises, Other linn u,,,tot,,.
senators Laize, Reynolds Ioone Sr,i,L
AasiIn w'lI1S--senaiorS Boyd Dickson, Gayton, LOVE-
Miiiiia--senators Bachelor. uous,on vor,,..
Federa Relations - senators Wbi1n,o,s ni,
Morris, Brenhan, Burkiti. hey' podds
SountIes ~. aud County boundaries senators nj.
iafu, Nhltney, Cuyton, Kemp. Dean ''''
Immigration - Senators Revnal,ls it..,.
Hlnds, Gully, Kemp, Barron ''' 'iaiph'oh ol
@ ana Electionh--senators Uamiitap
o liinas, Dliafd, Harvey, Bootle, Cauaey
Ra,tieIar business = Senators Owen, Boone.
uIan. sank, and Banking Senators Seal Hamilton of
Contingent Expenses Senators Bootbe. pset.
wood, Hamilton Of Holmes fAeAr
:, Peniientiary and Prisons. = sens,o,. pa
Fyweils binf0rd, Casey, Morris "V""s,
:, humane and Benevolent Insfltutions s.na,e..
pntI,a siiaonion, whitney, Bnrkitt, Austin
f,,,,araess.' senators smith, Walker Seal.
Powell. lIons,sr senators sykes, Dickson, Dodds,
Casey ssvee'--senaior Powell, Luse. owen. Ycrser.
Gayles. 'pIs buchanan, GRge,
,,ssaiu Au2ne Heath and Quarantine-senators Gaoe
Drcenhsm, cda,.s, rackgoed, Austin, Seal, 'Ase'
pl;Iard pl;IdS1lGnal whp, amendments Senators Burkitt.
DirzIn, r, MIltney, Yergcr, Ross, Bootbe. Seal
Love, Bachelor ''Aifey' boone, Kemp,
'ViSf cVHhirrKss on PART or SENATE.
SimoEton, Gully. -7enaton fertner,
State Library-sepators y.,... -,
lten, Of Kinds. s'kef' heynoids, Hainil-
BaspoD B95S'sd bls--senaton Dodds, Lore Ross Kepp
Lase, billiard, Dean. 'V's'on, sykes,
uy lnFestigate State 0fkces-senafors ets.o...
~. houston. Powell. smith, Whiiaey. BIniopd
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House standing committeea.

Judiciary -Nossts. Alanu,ler. Trirr. " illism.,r
OF Kinds, Sclman, Norseli, oi iasna Fyaps
Lnngs.gcst buchanan, 0olladay, i.oe, Acker, Mar
Wsys and Means Mcssrs. Williamson 81 csr,oli
NOland. Aitofhnry, nalnl rinl,nc. Rri,ises. la,,
' ,sr' MeArthar' slrerson, MsRie kskridsc. Causey
Appropriations. Messgs Mars,sar. Bnrsit, Ne
Ials, Cgtgey, .ieaitteA. atl lni.xs. Eskns N si..
Ensf, NejtF, W. A MrpfsAil, mas
~ rsr'ss-A ats,ts heyle, Trick Williamson y
loIou9h, Watson, luncslNet Southwerfh
AgticRltire- MesSrs, Henry, Young AlVerson
Mckinney, tuirepTer, Dilwoith, Madison, Nsgeil
tiihls. tiroses, Rridgcs
Public Education Messrs Gordon l,pners,,
Carroll, lee, summer, Fonlcs, Buchanan SIM.
mons, Wells, lladcn, Rush
Claims-McsSrs. Bunline, Roberts. Crawfori
shsmeager, Bush, iiadeiS Bccman, Cooper, ilan.
Corporations Mcssrs. McCabo. carrawav. B,ir,
s,olladsay, Truly, Selman, fonles, Becman, Jones
OF Wilkinson. ) -
Public Lands -Messrs. West, Collins. Marmon
Mckinney Srovos, Nieholson W. I. Mcdonald
Public Health aud Quarantine MeSsrs. Nc.
Whorler, Heufy, Atterbury, Rynum, tiodboid
Rowan, Magee, of Covingian.
Mississippi Le.ces Mesr Gibbs, cuirer. Esk
ridge, Taylor, MehaIg, Ferguson, Sillefs, Marks
Henry, AtierbuTy, James
Registration and Elec,ions--Messrs. Norrel ol
laxeo Magndcr, Cook, Askcw, Southworth,
lit
Manufacture -Mcssrs. Millsaps. Bavlls. McInnl.
weaver Norrell, Of Rankin, Niles, Mitchell
Public Printing -MessrS. Burkitt, Scarborough.
w A. Mcdonald, Williamson, ot Carroll, Rose,
Borough, Rowan, Carraway, Weaver Drangan
Benevolent Neutrality-suspicious. Clemens. Hoyls.
Johnson, oi Kinds, Magee, Jones' OF WIIkinsoni
Flowers, Ballengcr, Rates, Cooper
iminigration--M -Messrs. Ranks, West, Nicholson.
hil,, tausey, Fowler, Brooks.
Fees aud Salarics-Messrs. selman. Lee cayr,ii
lonos, OF Claiborne, Birzell, simmons. iones ~
Wilkinson, kendrick, lynch y
county AnairS-Messrs. Meharr. Roberts. Ranks
"'paes, po MARKS, Mckinney, West, Sullivan, Lowe
Rhodes, Raylis, Fowler, Millsaps Magee. MrInnis
Madison, Russell.
Federal Relations -Messrs Trigg. MeRae. No.
land, Hwin, Allen. -s-s
:, Contingent Expenses -Messfs t,wln. Summer
Beasley. Ballengef, Arld.
-, Temperance = Messrs. cutrer williamsou al
liinds, haiiord, Watts, Rowan 0oiladay. Rose.
borough, Magee. Eorrell Of Yason
Propositions aud Grievances -Messrs. Fsnn,son
Elmer. N"""''"'
Enrolled Bllls--Mcsas, Mcciehec. Watson Ia,ne.
McWhorter Waldrip, Sellers, Arlo y
Engtossed Bills-Mes-s Summer. t;win Tonc.
pl claiborne, Chapman, Hush.
fshteniiary~Me Messrs. Noland Eskrldse Ken.
ariek, inerson, West, Welch Wise, Raiiord. Pitts
a, up'ie bnlidings and Grounds Mrssrs Simmons
wells ShamhuIRer, Marks, Dale, mn, Blaokwell
Wise, Collins. '' io"'s'
JOINT COMMITTEES ON PARr or mousK.
llllgers 'lis. Mhtsrf llaanson, ans Fykrs
atiiHts lflii Ilhl2 N'eAaFi
ss.ntise tsallsesuI ind -nean. Cook ~.
z " tladbnIds HaHaah fynah.
!. VI as.KE Faebeaan sllsaa Tralss
faf ffnfy tssh'f' A'3H
u X ssslieess rHIs pflres Aicem swia al,
rs l5alizt hlnun, easssay. Ralfoga lssas
gss wv Hll, 'qhts Of Wiikinson, Mcwhortef, Me-
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CoIored Churches and II enev.
ofenf Societies.

Raptist.--EideF Marion Dunbar, pastor.
N. L. Church.--Rcy. Jas. Parks, pastor.
A. NJ +. Church.--Rev. d. A. White pastor.
Congregati0nsl.--Rev. Chss. l. Harris pastor.
Yearly Grove Baptist Rev. Geo, Wright, pastor.
Lynch Lodge, No. ,, (Masonicl-ist Wednesday
night each month
ST James Lodge, G. U. o. Of O. r., No. l927-isi
and 81 Friday night ca ch month.
St. James Lodge No. 3, Knights Of Pythias-2d
and 4th Tuesday nights.
Jackson Benevolent soeety.--ist and sd Monday
nights.
Jackson Beneficial Benevolent SOciety--lst and
81 Monday nights
Zion Friends S0oiety--2d and 9TH Monday nisl,'t,
sens and Dapshters = Jacob-42d and 4iif 3 -
gsssday , gllis-
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". I. SAUNDERS, Chief Engineer Fire Depart'ni.
S.cxsox, No. 1--tsteameri-1st Monday Right
tn each mocth.
Gna. No. 2.-Regular meetings Ist Tuesday.
Erzr Jackson, No. I.-gSteamerl-2d Tuesday
nsEht each month.
meeting 81 wednesday night in each month.
Horn No. c.--1si Wednesday night each month.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-03-09

Members Of the Legislature viii find
il TO their interest by examining The i'm
mense stock Of cust0m-Inale clothing
specially made 70 meet the demands Of the
Iegislstors BY @. J. Beck before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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IA R00K FOR EVERYBODY !
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A Directory OF Federal and state Courts, show
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Legislative Apportionment, showing the Coun-
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Population Of State, by Counties, and other sta
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AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

,.al Ine position o. HAHPEE's Yorxe PEOPLE "a n.
periodical for young reaeers is we'll
.las the pest and most attractive eeadne snS ,}s-
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nonaefinl In lls wealth Of pictures. inlorma-
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I have carefully examined "The Mississippi JUS
tice and Business Form Book, ,'-as recently re-
Gently revised, and do most heartily commend ii.
not only to Justices of the Peace, but TO Lawyers
and Business Men generally.
Appendix, containing a Dictionary Of legal
termsn in common use; the times Of holding the
various courts in the States the statistics OF popu-
lation of the State by Countless the railroads, and
towns and cities therein with distances ETC.. make
1t an invaluable book, and it ought to meet with
ready sale IN every community in the State.
Yours, truly, W. II. HARDY.
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LpsArIc AsYLum.-Jr. T :. Mitchell, superin-
tendent
EAST Mississippi INSANE ASYLUM, Meridian
Dr. C. A. Rice, superintendent
DEAF AND DUNE INsrIrvTIoE.J. K. Dobyns,
Superintendent
INsr1rsyfoN FOR THE BLND.--Dr. W. S. Lang
ley, Superintendent.
PxsIrRNrtARY.-T J. MeQuiston, superinten-
dent; Hamilton, Hoskins Co., Lessees.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICERS.
pIrRrJc SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

COLLEGE GREEN, twhite)-H. NJ. Taylor, Henry
Strauss, J. M. .Rawlins.
WEST JACKSON, (whitel-A. Mizell, Geo. Lemon,
coLoRED-A Wilson, Isaac Washington, John
" Crawford.
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THE COURTS.


Semi-Annual Terms-sd Monday Of October and
lst Monday OF April. At the October Term the
Docket Of the FiTst or Middle District Is taken up
on the FIRST day OF the term; the Docket OF the
Third or Northern District, on the lst Monday OF
Iantary. and the Docket Of Secand or Southern
District, on the sd Monday OF February. At April
Term, Dockets Of the several Districts taken as nay
be,ordered by the Court.
T. E. COOPER, Chief Justice
J. A. p CAMPBELL Associate Justice.
JAS. NJ. ARNOLD, Associate Justice.
OLIVER CLIFTON, Clerk
c. c. CAMPBELL, Deputy Clerk.
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YIcKsBuRa. Nov. Is, 1885

With the assistance of the new edition Of the
mississippi Justiee,' any conscientious man ought
to be able TO discharge the drties of the Magis-
trate's Office with credit to himself and benefit to
his constituents. 1t will also be of great value to
all classes of our citizens and especially country
merchants, who viii frequently have occasion to
consult its carefully prepared forms.
Very truly, FREDERIC SPEED.
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HTNps COUNTY cHANCERY COURT.

First District, at Jackson, on I'd Mondays March
and September-i2 days. Second District, at Ray
mond, on Sd Mondays June and Deeember-l2
days. f. G.. Peyton, Judge; w. I. Ratlt, Ghancery
Clerk-otice at Raymondi A. G. Moore, Deputy
Office at Jackson.
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The red light which hangs il front Of
I. p. Bars Oil Depot is signal to Stop
for your oil. Il i dangerous to venture
further.
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FIHE-CI.AY cmnxKys, sewer-pipe and
Fire Brick a. sfnwAY's.
Dec. i6.--3i.
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For want Of space We intend going out
OF this line, and propose selling the entire
st ok at prices that cannot be eqnaled in
the market. Come and look and yeu can
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Ben y. WillIamson, Clerk, Mrs J. w. Robinson
D. a. Matthews, Journal Clerk, Mrs. J. w. Robin.
son = \ Mysr, Enrolling Clerk, Mrs. Feibleman
J. II. TIaon, seFEesnt-af-Arms Washington House
T. d. AeBee. Doorkesper. Mrs. T. Pierce.
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