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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-24
MEDICAL.

This man came to Salt Lake CITY rep,eoet rppu ot
himself nS the son of DR.. u. II, FOOik VI
York, the well known specialist as hpGTl inlos
proved by anidayiis. As rum0fs CANT iy,r
Lake city from Dakota and Monthina h",e
expose made there, he changed lis ,,orep V
represented himself rs the son ol ihVnly II,
specialist in New York tity lnhn 'ior
FooTE, tho well known author ,msrnclSr ml
TRow, of the well known TrOw's plIVIn,t VI,at
New York city QoTly years ~ lno 'Ip
busineas), EX Governor FRANK fuLhhS'ny II
aud the Hon. ADRIAN WAKEMAH, lor aimrrisif inSTi
Postmaster In New York CITY, also ,ha,c an, Il
the Port, gave their nilldnyits thhl l,o NV, Ia
other doctors in New York by me nn', the ago
or FoOrE, excepting Dr. E. u, FoofE, lhp hnpti5
of Medical Common Sense elu., Mn hilirpfr
Aons, Dr, ". Il. FOOTE, Jr,, ana pI, VIII
FooTE. The genuine DIR. FoorE, ga "in3s
after always employ the Initials, ~ hba, h
mating his name Heretofore hu bi,f
known not only nj home but wheIetiH,a nsn
llcltlOns have been circulated, oS uutenb
DIR. FOOTE, Jr, Greater care VIII pe petaarind
after In view of the fact thnt m W. W. T. mo
person has assumed 20 proft by h''
inthcr'B reputation. telaiE
Those desiring further and more HI res
formation In respect TO this matiet Nh, y
II by addressing B0N iii, salt Lahp ,n',a1lsa
Persons having Information OF ndsa1aa ndi,,a IN
plaintiffs viii kindly communicn's, a.IIdle
j. w. lvey, with Sutherland ~ M'''
Lake city, ,,,orE pt
Those desiring to consult Dr. Fo'3a FoI3ad'a 'adt
slonally or to order remedies sho"''
either
Or. E. B. F00TE, Sr. or DR.. E, b. fop,sI "oI
I2O Lexington Ave-, Nc" N,,',
Consultation Free. In person or ny ~
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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-24
One of the New Men.

A small freight train dashed through
Pacific, Missouri, yesterday, and the inn
promptu head brakeman, who was en-
deavoring to stop it, wore plug hat and
Prince Albert coat, the tails of which
were gayly futtering in the breeze -
Kansas Citv Journal.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-24
A DENVER PAPERS OPINION.

We do not care who may be appointed
Governor of Utah, he will not be as salts
factory. to the Gentle population of Utah as
Eli ii. Murray has been,-DenUer Tribune
Republican.
Such rot as this appearing in Denver
paper gives one the impression that the
editor of the Salt Lake Tribune must have
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-24
Vindicating the Navy.

The Oregon was not a war vessel ,
and yet she succumbed to the same kind
OF assault which sent our "Tallapoosa"
to the decentralization Record.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21


mission II "a p, post on 90 amend tie co-s-l-
D5 g .t
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'-''' '
Ercrr0S l. Tho following rraa15ft;11 To
f4icnd ti.s consideration 81 taIs STATE IS L--a5.
elbmiitsd 70 t4e qlt.ii. /. q .as7rs Of r. z---
cons. itlti1n o5 cha Eaats az Eal-as S. hcrs.is
flael,i d IS .z-ss oal II. whole OF section
two glGiCIa llEea OF the CO.'S. itLtirr aud amend
fet5an aud iI=sri... Fl, l.-- ar s.sa -eti..-s tt
-.1 ~ ..---,.I- f.-,-- Is Il. z1---..- .---- ~.
foiiowiEE which =..aii culs-i--s section two, OF
.,L.ele l.,l5l' ~ e cons -''igF: si121 2
lall be chosen t5 i' a- -tor5 aE che state, t5u-
80 - -, IN IN, ,- - 80 s.,;
81 tle members of each house az tho le-5l5l t-r
shall concur, whom four Justices shall clustl-lys
NECESSARY { every t-.ci-iun of tIe cou-t. Ias
jsstic' hold iQl' tla Oldest c1-l-nsstoa by yi-tIi.
in rise two cr uo7e Justices holI cuu.ai=
IONS e the same c7.-', older than li7 canlat5s
9ualih5l eia tsrs Of Sac sa-t tirtg-ly. years oi
nse ana upward, - have been admit ls .,,-
'fn.'ys q t-2 sun M count, AM ~ others
Shall be ell llie 20 al ction or lp22l-tl'l--L @
ti7 odts7 9. ll-j-ae q! li- ~ 2I--le cJ1lt ~
shall b ten yeazs, ols Justice 70 bs elected at o.
general lection ef--s TWO s--l-f vines. L-Lil 70
C,sIice shall commence ON tie second 1Ioul.lvc
D ..u"ary ne2t sftas Lis claltise. The justice
81 etsi at on p-lrl % 3" lll OF NE adoption p
This aHleuIiaf El shall l-l tl=ir oil '1s GaEil.
far srp for welsh thy woke elected On rl
~ ~ tins a-n--ld-nen5. he TWO al.-i- lll.i
il--ioFl L So ErIv5 -g Z Tor Bog this alaelstllau.
si.alNo GpuaiutsI ng the governor, ami shal
}cN t5-if OIL yes uat.i tls ueyt general elaIi1.
irki .i-eau hundred and ci.i.ty sew l when tlli
sk,c, szlrz s',ii BE- =l-rtsl, ono To s.Fs until "a
fecnnd Maliay Of j .luary, eishts-u EGl.i--
st,nI uinCty-g,, vul. t-is other To serve until Oh
second ii nIi.y of 5suaa-g, cisits.n haull.-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21
OUR TOWN

A few years AGO, the idea of mapping
cut Tie weather would have been hOoted
down, but now we see the weather fore
lold with precision that is truly Won
Cerlul, Elea so we may look into the
future OF progI Css, aud from the mystic
YiOus hereafter, draw forth iancics that
the com.ug facts VIII verify. We do
liot expect 10 see hIlpsourg the
greatest commercial city Of the west,
although Chicago, ST. LOuis, Kansas
CITY and we might say kirWin, was
once no larger han our own PHILIPS
burg. Situated as we are near the geo.
graphical center Of 20 county that con
taius about geo square miles, with "a
live aad cucrEetic SET OF business men,
il is faic 20 presume, thar, with the us
lIal DEVELOPMENT of The country, our
Town viii be second to none in this
part of the state. Many are The parties
PASSING through who claim Tor as one
Of the hnct appearing towns in the
west. Our people appl ccIate The value
IF improvement, and are continually
adding 20 the com and looks Of
Their residences. Ne look forward ut
no distant day. 20 seeing the town size
covered With handsome cottages; Is
streets drained and ornamental trees
planted in ubundance, The spirit Of
progress is everywhere present, and
Inanifests itself i'm q thousand and one
ways. The repairs. additions and rev
bRildincs now in the course Of erection,
speaks volumes for what it, viii be in
the future. The new location OF tho
school grounds, and he large ard
commodious school building which Will
be erected this season assures us splc' did
educational faculties and viii be great
iudueemcnt for people 20 make their
home at PhillipsbUrg- Ours is not q
X. L.. boom. % good substantial growth
made , ossi0le by the general develop
luent Of the country. Come TO Phil
lpsburg 10 live.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21
80 ccuNTY N

Now is the time to make mp your
mind TO do something for your home
fair. Every farmer and citizen should
not only resolve but do something for
his local fair. The county fair is sup
posed 10 represent the products and re-
sources as well Us the intelligence and
enterprise of your county. This being
"a fact it is incumbent upon every citi-
zen TO do WhateYer 1t is possible to do
consistently, at least do something to
encourage The institution. The getting
up OF fairs is at best q thankless busi-
ness. Fair managers, as q rule, receive
little or no credit for their laudable eff
forts, while on the other hand they are
sure TO be the recipients of much abuse,
fault finding, and criticism Many
people 90 TO their home fair and make
themselves particularly obnoxious to
the few public spirited citizens who
have made the fair by their cOntribu-
tiOns and exhibits, by rudely criticising
everybody and everything and loudly
averrlng that they could beat this or
that exhibit at home. Nothing is more
disgusting to unprecedented visitors and
investment seeking strangers than this
chronic style Of declaiming and grumb-
ling frOm the very person who should
be Unidentified with the institution.
The county fair should represent the
resources, intelligence and enterprise
of your county. Products of the farm,
orchard, field, shop, the home, in fact
every industry, business, profession,
and Institution of the country should be
represented by It's best products and
offerings Amusement and daily at
fractions of high order should be prOVi-
ded, So that every class of people
might come together, have good So
Cial time, getting acquainted with each
other, comparing notes with your
neighDor, learning how this aud
that success was made in your line OF
business, and the relation Of your bus
mess with that of some other. Every
one could well aHOrd two on three days
recreation mt q representative fair and
aL the same time profit himself by OBJ
serya-ion and inquiry
Every farmer, merchant and manu-
faoturer, has something that he or his
home can exhibit that will be of intel
est TO hundreds of others as well as
creditabie to himself. Think what o
showing your country would make If
one I'm ten did some hing in this way
Indicate to the managers of She fair
association that you propose TO be
identified with the lair this year. Don't
let any prejudice or personal matter
stand inyOIr Way,-EXchaug
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

The prOhibitionists of Harlan county
Neb., are beginning to wake up. They
held convention at Alma last week
and elected delegates to the state con
vention A resolution was passed
in favor of holding a mass
convention TO nominate straight pro
Libitiou ticket, and 10 exclude all from
participating who viii not renOunce all
allegiance to other parties,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21
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Notice Is hereby given that tLe to.llWius-ua--ed
=er.7ar has fled notice VI BIS intention -l MAXI
talI u11cf 81 support Of his cIaiu aud tllt said
proof viii be Ilale before lle ca-s-r OF Receiver
Il Efr-.ll E-u=a4. on September orl- 1-i- VIZ
WILLIS a. LlBA5 j.
HI a15l E3r tie northwest gT =a-t5eu 81 town j.
rance IT, lie names l-z following witnesses 90
prove his continuous residence % aou. and cu--ira-
-fau 1l said llle EIE- Alfred Ridge -L-e= ilIli
Elmer Norton and Foster Elualler ali of Crow
E-u-as. lE5l JoaS Bl==ELL- Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

Another eoi0red gentleman heard
from: lie mites That 'kelly is mean,
loW-dJwn nigzeys or lac would mt be
around monEeyjRg with democrats,
siisgraeing himself and all as col0red
peTpie bY getting his name on The
democratic ticket.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

Bro Iiui, of the News, tliuks the
devil must have been turned loose az
Stockton one woman there charges four
leading citizens with seduction another
lady charges q certain man with mt
tempting 10 destroy her regulations and
siill another made similar charles
againsl another good citizen OF that
place. Stockton is certainly having o
hrnnn
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

A Washington butcher named Brown,
in lcsiiiying Before the congressional
committee, s iys that the fats he Sc Is
40 oio7 manufacturers are OF necessity
4ifiy and ly-bl0Wn, and chat he would
not cat anything made from iaeln-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

Eoti-e b hereby given -lat Che following mana
ed SETTER his -ul notice 1. his intention o. rake
iual proof iu support ~ l-s elinl- and that zaid
PROOF wlLi BE- Il-a before Che Probate OF District
Court al Philip slut- klU-aa. ll Aug ga l75l-
viz John Ii.l on AZ far the e -Ha sT
saf section 81 township p AND l- Rvs section
township range west lie u-lCz the
following mess 10 prove his Continuous real
delce l1lu- and -lllITl-ilr ll s-l-i l-ll- Wis
D. 81. Ei-lu-s, 81 Flia .1sluls. ilals-, Wand
-lil1--zl and John ll-lLla- o. Crow. E-lzs and
p A. Cox II HILLSIDE hauz
8uLlf L l
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

Notice s. hereby givea that che loll3Fiaas-ulrl=l
settler ua- iled notice Of Azz intention % maze
uECgf gii- la laale i-el fore Register or G=-=ll -
Izir,iI j -i-s-l=- GO eap-- -l-l- $50 viz.
THOMAS it, = 'zl-tJ@.
I'D 454 Cor TIC S hl Sc az l. ll 7E q section q
Town 5. Range -c- lie l-lsls l-- following -E-
uez=e= ~ prove bis continuous lezlle--- up1ls
and cultivation oi =ala lzll=
Geo. T. JACKSON, John Lie-rr. Hn- Howard
-ll Solomon 81 -=z-----1s p. o- L-e I5ll- --1l-
JOHN Bl>@E---7 Register
Nav L ELc9lile. AE-rs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 TIKI
CONSTITUTIONS or TIEE STATE
or KANSAS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

Judge Osborn was nominated IN She
q Judicial ID llisl 81 ncei=mlI n.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-08-21

RzLLLLRSB-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

Pearl Lodge No. q tMasonic) Meets Sd Monday
night OF each month.
jackson Royal Arch Chapter No. 6.-Meets 4th
Monday night OF each month.
Mississippi Commandery No. !, Knights TEN plar.
Meets "a Monday night OF each mouth,
Capitol Lodge No. II, l. Q. O. F.-Meets every
Thursday night
Choctaw Eneampment No. 3, 1. O. 0. F.--Meets
Ist and Sd Fridays.
Pearl Lodge No 80, Knights of Pythias.-Meets
ID and 4th Tuesdays.
Central Lodge No. 764, knights OF Honor.-Meets
ID and 4th Fridays.
Jackson Lodge No. 1888 Knights and Ladies Of
Honor.-Mees I'd and 4ih Wednesdays.
Knights o. the Golden Rule.-Meets "a and 81
Wednesday in each month, at the West Jackson
Hall.
Lee Council American Legion Of Honor.-bieets
1st and Sd Tuesdays.
Catholic Knights Of America-Branoh No. H.
ist anG "a SunGay each month.
Knights OF ST. John, COmmandery No. 26-2d
and 4th sunday each month.
Mannssseh Lodge No. 202, l. o. B. B.-Meets
every Second and Fourth sunday at their Lodge
Room in the Jewish Temple.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10

The theory ti, 'aug hsn advanced
that the pole, of greatest gull ugc not
comcidrui Ni,h Ng terrestrial poles, and
that lhe lowest utau ,cmrsrl'uro g. to
be- found I'm tbr tgiun ni .h, Lena river
siberia. lu, .d.n wa. encouraged 10y
the fact among otsprs, that tAr polaris
party rtpurtnd A miijpr climate 40
Thank God llathor ihnn Kane export
euced about 2tO miles fdu,htr south.
The par, of The argument. however.
which relates to the lena river valley is
directly conludeted by Lieut. Grccly's
ohsosgaaslaas, t.r twe~yoars atV'imay
Franklin Bay shere ho found the low
est moan Temperature yei observed,
about ~ Fahrenhtit Grlnnell Land,
therefore, rs far ~ we Yet know, is the
coldest part OF the northern hemishpno
Danish Greenland, whose mcau trul-
perature hoyers around Tho frcczing
point is buried under hundreds 81 feet
OF ice simply because about two inches
of ice forms IN winter mora than is
thawed out in summer Tho authors
ties in terrestrial physics agreo that IL
would require only y slight change in
climate conditions 60 remove Grecn-
lands leo blanket aud cuvur tho land
with yordure, We're il not for the prcs-
encc OF these Immense leo MASSES con-
stantly refgigurating tho air, the sum-
mcrs Of Danish Greenland would be ~
warm rs those Of England. MIR, Wal
lace is uf the opinion that II the two
arctic curpnis thai How south along
sides Of Greenland woro diverted from
that country, Toe great Ice mantle would
rapidly disappear, and tho country
might even become forestclal and
habitable Mr. Croll agrees with him
in this opinion, and both Mr. Croll and
Sir William Thomson believe that 10
would not take a very large increase in
the Temperatures and volume Of the arc
tic branch of the gull stream to produce
the same result
The powerful modifying influence
that the great ocean currents from the
south exert upon climates IS nowhere SO
strikingly manifested rs along the north
coast OF Norway, which has q mildcr
temperature than any other part of the
world in the same latitude. At this
moment tho little town Of Bossekop,
lying at the foot Of * ford which opens
into the icy waters Of the Arctic Ocean.
wrapped in the twilight Of the winter
night, is subsisting largely on the grain
that was raised last summer on the val
ley farms in . latitude about 600 miles
north of the south end Of Greenland.
Fhis fertilessIsaYis the Eioss northern
place in the world where wheat and rye
ripen.
1t is the opinion Of Sir William Thom-
son and other physicists that the prolific
animal and vegetable life which cover
ed Greenland and the neighboring
lands in former geological age, whose
fossil remains have been found ia
abundance, was due to warm ocean cur
rents flowing north at q time when our
continent had not yet risen above tho
surface to impede or divert their course.
There seems, after all, 10 bO no inherent
improbability in The theory, TO clucidute
which two books havo becn recently
written, that human lt1 existed, and
perhaps originated, Ia these polar lands
before the present popIIous part, Of thu
earth were habtablc A. y sun.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
CHURCHES.

METHODIST CHURcII-Rev. G. C. Andrews, ,. D.,
pastor sabbath services II a. m, and p. m. Pray
er meeting every Wednesday night sabbath school,
sA. m. W. L. Sugeut, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. John Hunter, d.
D., pastor. sSabbath services u a. M, and p. m.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday night. sabbath
School a. N. J. L. Power, Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rev. II. F. sproles, pastor.
Sabbath services u a. M, and p. m. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday night, at o'clock. sabbath
School, 8 a. N.
BETH ISRAEL CoNGEEsATIoS Weiss, Rabbi.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Rev. -, pastor.
Sabbath services-Mass 2. ui High Mass 10 a. n. b.,
Vespers and sabbath school at p. M. Mass every
morning at O'Clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-ReF. VIM. short, D. D.,
Rector Sabbath services II a. m, and : p. m.
Friday evening services O'Clock. Sabbath School
81 a. IN. VIM. 5 Hamilton, supt.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-NO pastor at present.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
Robert Toombs' wie.

Mr.. ToCnbs' married lilo was n beau
tiful one. Mrs 1Gombs was always his
tender aud faithful friend, bis relief in
sickness, his JOY in health, his partner
in his good fortune, and his comfort
under all circumstance. She never bad
cause but for the most mistaken conii-
dcnce in bis virtue Her heart was
never chilled by the least indifference,
receiving nothing from him but his
tendcrest love. iiG ever kept alive tho
flame kindled in youth. constantly fed
by gCntloness Of affection, kindlness Of
manner and depth Of regard. and thus
cherished a holy light. that cbeered and
gladdened his hearth and home until
the last hours Of his lifc SIS she be-
came feeble from agc aud disease he
could sec that her cheg. WAS paler, that
her smile had a flin.r play. and that
her footsteps dag4ol VT, u weaker
ring, vet be found on her check bloom
Of affection, richer damass than the
bloom of health His smile irradiated
his home, threw beauty upon the feat
ures Of the chosen one OF his youth, and
kindled light upon tho forehead Of his
children. Many great men are retired
and distant IN domestic life; many ore
absorbed in business or their studies.
and ARE unwilling to be disturbed by
the ordinary occurrences Of life, and are
seldom communicative and pleasant al
home General ToOmbs ever showed
the fondnnss and solicitude q man
who seemed 20 have no cares for others
on his mind oruide Instantly atlanta
COHst tuition.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
Senate Standing Committees

judiciary Senators Walker. Harvey. sykes. Yer
ger Vcrtuer, Booihe, Buchanan
rla Biniord.
ators Guyton Boyd, Dean, Gully, Binf0rd.
Public Education senators Hamilton. Of Holmes
Reynolds, Gage, Ross, Gayles
Iub'ie Wofks-s"nators dickson, Smith. kenip
Holmes, Barron, ttaYies
Railroads and Franchises, Other than Munielnai
-Senator Luse, keyuo Ids, boone Smith Harvey.
Austin,
Mihua-seuator. Bachelor. Houston. vertpsr
t'defsl htialinns r. senators whitney, Dodds,
Morris BRENNAN, Bukitt.
Counties aud County Boundaries Senators Du-
lard, whitney, 6uyton, Kemp. bean
Immigration senators BeynOlda Hamilton of
binds, Gully Kemp Barron
beeisfdtinn aud Elections senator's Hamilton.
OF lituds, bllard, Harvey, iliolhe. Causry
Unfinished Business BE- senators Owrn. Boone
Bachelor.
Banks and Banking -sc8atoa ssal Hamilton. Of
Hinds "atchelor.
Contingent Lypcuses-stuators Boolho Pack.
wood, Hamilton 0f Holmes
feuiicntary and Pfisaha- senatora Boope
Powell, bini'rd, Casey Morris
Humane aud Benevolent Instiiutl0ns- Senators
Brenham, einonion, Whitney, Burkltt Austin.
iuphc LANDS senators smith, Wa kor, seal
Powell Houston
Leyecs- SENATORS pnweI. ftse. Owap Ye,ge,
Casey
Epsr1ssd Bills Senators Buchanan. Gsae.
Guyles.
fuiitc Healih and Quarantine Senators Gage,
brenham. packwoid, Au.tin, Seal,
Constitutional Amendments -senatars RurkfH.
Dllard, whitney, ferger, Ross, Boothe Seal
temperance E senators Harvey, Boone, Kemp,
Love- Bachelor.
JOINT COMMITTEES or PARt o. SENATE.
Executive tnnilugent Fund senatorl yertner.
SlmOntOn, Gully.
State Library senators Yerser, Reynolds, Hamil
lt0u, 81 Hinds
Enrolled Bils-sensiors Dodds, Love, Iloss, Kemp,
Barron.
state niFsnities-ssnaiou Houston, sy kos,
Lusag Diiafd, Dean.
70 Investigate state Ohccs-SeuatoTs Eimont0n,
Walker, Houston, Powel. Smith, whitney. Biulord.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
{ huTch es aud Beuev-
OIent Societies.

Baptist.-Eider Marion DunbaT, pastor
NJ T. Churrh.-kev jas. Parks pastor.
A. NJ Churrh.-Rev. d. A. White, pastor,
tOngrersriousi.-Rev Chas. L. Harris, pastnr,
pearly Grove Baptist Rev. Geu. Wright, pastor.
Lynch Lodge, No. ., Masonic LIST Wednesday
night each month.
ST James Lodge, G. L o. Of o. r., No Ig25-ist
and Sd Friday night ca Ch month
ST James Lodge, No 9, Knights Of Pythias-2d
and 4th Tuesday nights
jackson Benevolent Society y.--lst aud 81 Monday
nights.
Jackson Beneficial Benevolent society and
50 Monday nights.
Zion Friends SDciety-2d and 4th Monday nights
; rs and Daughters Of Jscoh.-2d and 9Th We'd
nesday nights
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
FIRE COMPANIES.

WV. s HAULTos, Chief Engineer Fire DepArt'nt.
Jackson, No. t.--(steamer)-ist Monday ight
In each mocth.
GEN, No. Irregular meetings 1st Tuesday.
wEsr JACKSON, Mo- l.-(steamerl-2d Tuesday
nsgkt each month.
PEARL HOOK AND LADDER, No Regular
meeting Sd Wednesday night in each month.
HoPH No. 2-ist Wednesday night each month.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10

Meissonier, according 10 ihe AT
AmatcUr, IS heavily in debt TO his
agent, NJ. Petit. and win probably re-
main 50 to the last day OF his life His
studio IS crowded with unfinished pic
lures, i e., the masters 20 consider
them which ii sold, even at auction.
would make him rich beyond the
dreams Of ayarice. But no Is extreme
ly fastidious, and in more than one in
stance, after having received enormous
payments in advance on commissions to
be executed, be- has failed 10 finish
within reasonable time the picture
ordered and has had to pay back the
money. His generosity also stands in
the way Of his success, rs be will Oft
en-. when in need Of money. stop TO
paint pictures and give them TO friends