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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

The Mayor and Aldermen elsa had a
conference last night, and agrosd epon TIE
following officers 10 Be elesf.ra.
City Marshal, c. A. LusE; CoIlector. 4. p
Peatrossi Clerk, John 7. Buck; Treasurer.
lsydore Strauss; Assessor, A. G. Moore .
yalior, ]. n. Fuller; Street CORNERSTONE
johnson sproules Sexton for whites. ]. ].
Baxter Sexton for colored, VIM. Young
Police, Jno. Tapley, Robert ArmstronS.
yno' Loranoe, Geo. Williams james Car
teri. &. Rietti.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

"A recent issue OF the Columbus Die.
patch contains the following tatice Il -
lerest 10 our people eve ne 80
Presbyterians of this city LIE
Jno. BOYD, Of ,NiAoaa. oil their pu.
for one year. Rev. h8tBoyd was IL oils
city some time ago and preached from the
Presbyterian pulpit one Of the ahlest ser
mons it was ever cur pleasure 70 listen 70.
He is a genuine pulpit orator and Il be
decides to secept their offer, be will surely
give satisfaction to the Presbyteriana.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Miss Sue Stuart Stevens had the mis-
fortune to lose, during the Christmas holt
days, handsome diamond earring, valued
at 500. II found, liberal reward will be
paid the person who leaves it at Stevens &
Saunders, or at Capt. Stevens residence,
corner Amite and Congress streets.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Genial, whole ouled John A. Webb
spent Monday in the city. Capt. Webb is
now connected with the wholesale grocery
house of Nathan Gregg & Son, of Shreve-
port, La, and il a great favorite In the
thriving city of his adoption.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

The lessees OF the Cpeft 1iod-.--
serve the sincere thanks Of the theater-
going public for the pleasure given them,
BY the engagement OF Marie Prescott and
Z. d. Mclean last Wednesday and Thur
day nights. Miss Prescott is By far the
most finished actress that has ever grhced
the stage in jackson. On Wednesday
night IS Parthenia, she bore he part Of
the noble Greek maiden 10 perfection,
while her costumes were classic and beau
tiful. McLesn's Ingomar could scarcely be
excelled, for few men boast 90 superb
a physique az Mclean TO aid in carrying
out this part. On Thursday night Miss
Prescott captured all hearts in the role Of
Rosalind in As You Like Il" We can
readily believe the statement that she il
second to none in this role-not even the
lovely Anderson. Mr.. Mclean took the
part Of Jacques and his rendition OF the
Seven Stages" was the grandest piece Of
acting that we have ever witnessed on
that stage. The support Of the stars
throughout was admirable. II we have
many such companies as this during this
winter We will indeed have reason 70 con-
gratulate ourselves and to thank the man
ayers, Messrs. Evans & Dreyfuss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
UNITED STATES CONGRESS.


WAsarzGToS, jan 5.-Sfeaker Cal
Isle has made assignments teGon g :
Tee service Of the House Of Rspresena
tives a follows:
WAYS and Means Committee-Milt
Of Texas, Chairman; Mcmillan, OF len
nesee; Breckinridge, Of Arkansas
Breekinridge, Of Kentucky; Turner, Of
Georgia; Wilson, Of West Virginia
Scott, Of Pennsylvania; Bynam, Of In
diana; Kelly, Of Pennsylvania; Browne,
Of Indiana; Reed, Of Maine, Mckinley
Of Ohio; Burrows, Of Michigan
The Committee on Appropriations Is
As folIows: Randall, OF Pennsylvania,
Chairman; Farney, Of Alabamz; Burns,
Of Missouri; Foran, Of Ohio; Sayers,
Of Texas; Clements, Of Georgia; Felix
Campbell, of New York; Gay, Of Louisi-
ana; Rice, Of Minnesota; Cannon, of
Illinois; Ryan, Of Kansas; Butkers-
worth, of Ohio; Long, of Massachu-
sets; McComas, Of Marylands d. B.
Henderson, Of Iowa.
The ChAirmanzhip of De leading
committees is As follows:
Observation-Disclosures, Of Texas.
Commerce-Clardy, of Missouri.
Rivers and Hsrbors Blanchard, Of
Louisiana.
Post ofices and Post Roads BlOunt,
Of Georgia.
Agric1lture-Haich, Of Missouri.
Foreign Affairs Perry Belmsnt, New
York.
Education-Chandler, of Georgia.
Claims-LAnham, Of Texas
War Claims--Stone, of Kentucky.
Public Lands-Holman, Of Indiana.
The assignment of the Mi ssissippi
Representatives are as follows:
Mr.. Barry on the Committee on EIec-
tons; Mr.. Catchings. on Rivers and
Rivers and Harbors, and Chairman on
me Mississippi River Improvement; Mr..
StockdaIe, Public Lands; NJ. Morgan,
Agriculture; Mr.. Hooker, Foreign
Affairs; Mr.. Allen, Indian Affairs; Mr..
Anderson, Post Offices and Post Roads.
The Washington correspondents Of
the n. o. Picayune and TTmes- Democrat,
who seem to have Mississippi interests
at the Federal Capital under their wing.
complain of the assignments of the
Mississippi delegation. Says the I'd:
Mississippi fares very badly, although
having solid Democratic delegation.
She only gets one Craftsmanship, and
that one, Mr.. Catchings, on the improve.
ment of the Mississippi River, is so
Insignificant that it is not considered
worth the having. The functions of
this committee have been completely
absorbed by the rivers and harbors COM
mittee. In fact it has neither a room
to meet in, nor clerk to take care of
its papers.
TIE CLARION thinks the Speaker has
done handsomely by Mississippi; but
whether he has or not, she has delega-
ton that will make themselves heard
and felt.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

The salaries Of city officers for the
year 1888 were fixed by the Board Of May
or and Aldermen at their last meeting in
December. They were somewhat increased,
but the compensation is moderate enough
for faithful and efficient services.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

AT the annual meeting Of the Pearl
Hook & Ladder Ere company held last
Thursday night, the following officers were
elected for this year: w. H 4illett, Fore
man; Gordon Patton, First Assistant
Foremank B. c. Lemly, Secretary; A.
Virden, Jr., Treasurer; Carl Scatter, Tilier-
man John Boyd, Assistant Tillerman.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

In last weeks issue Of this paper there
was paragraph which conveyed the idea
that Rev. Or. John Hunter Of jackson.
was one OF Ia reception committee of q
masked Dali to given there last week.
OF course every ode Acquainted with this
eminent Divine kneAShat iris conla ~,
be 50. 1t was his son, DfSIohn =. HIM.
ter, who il an N. d. instsSl Of a d NJ
and the Paragrapher got the Nemes and
titles Of the two gentlemen miSN-Kos
ciusko Messenger.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

slSuJ hrst-ciass position In u
Gene4aPs office to accept a 81
posltlcq In the Office Of the Sesfetary
the Int5rior. e75i
Mrf1A ii. Ford, 8 venerable md highly
esteeIhed gentleman, died vert suddenly
In Canton last week. His remains were
carried to Richmond, Ky, and inferred at
the side of his wife.
Jere Horn, Of Meridian, who has for the
past year filed position as clerk in the
Interior Department a: Washington, has
resigned the position to take editorial
charge OF the Admission Hot Blast.
Last Tuesday, on the place Of Mr..
Grimes, near Eulogy, in Holmes county,
little Matte Wear, while her parents were
out, was burned to death, by her clothing
catching fire from an open fire place.
The government building for the United
States court and postofice, together with
necessary Offices at Aberdeen has been
completed and turned over to Mrs. HI. N.
Gillespie, postmistress, who is made custo-
dian.
Married-At the residence Of the brides
iather, DIR. J. w. Lipscomb, near Flora
Miss, Jan: 9TH, 1888, by the Rev. J. 7.
christian, d. D., Mr.. Nat. B. Howard. of
Flora.
Mrs. Joseph White, formerly Miss
Jennie Sherman, of Columbus, Miss, died
at Oniontown, Ala, last week, very sud
denly. Her death cast gloom over her
native place, where she was greatly be-
loved.
Thomas Connolly, a white levee worker.
In Greenville, was murdered on the night
OF the 4th in alonely spot near the river.
bis face was mashed in by a picket.
Several men, arrested on suspicion, were
released, owing to the absence of evidence.
Mr.. VIM. Ward died at his home in
Macon, on December 18th, after a short
illness. At different times in his life he
was editor of both the Macon papers. and
once owned half interest in the Beacon.
He was we'll known in the State and held
in high esteem.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of
Natchez passed resolution at their last
meeting, providing that the heads oil all
families, wherein diphtheriG shall be re
ported to exist, shall be directed BY ths
Health Officer to Withdraw from the pub.
lie or any other school, the rest of tn,
children of the family. A wise resolution
; The incoming freight train on tn
7 Vicksburg and Meridian railroad ran owe
/, and killed Willie Aiken, the fifteen year
! Iold son of poor widow of Vicksburg, a
e the Vicksburg and Meridian round-bouse
1 one evening last week. He Is the sam
boy who was struck by passing train nea
the same place some months since, and 10
which damage suit is now pending.
Il The record of the State hospital q
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

MIR. Ramsey Wharton, we are pleased
to note, is continued by Chancery Clerk
Potter as deputy in the jackson Office
His capacity and courtesy are recognized
and appreciated by all who have business
with him.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Mr.. Ed. Hunt came in yesterday from
jackson, where be had been spending sev.
erai days He expressed himself as very
much pleased with his visit 10 the capital
city, and was the recipient Of many social
eourtesies al the hands Of the young
ladies and gentlemen.-Vicksbarg Post
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

FenouExTLx accidents accur In the
household which cause burns. cuis. sprafns
nj bruises: for use IN such cases DR.. J.
a xscT,eari's Nolcanic Oil Imminent has
81 - marr years been the constant favorlte
family remedy
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

The present Board Of Mayor and Al
dermen will hold It's last meeting tonight
and after adjournment the Mayor and Al
dermen elect will be inducted into Office.
and proceed to elect the other city officers
for the biennial term. To the gentlemen
Of the outgoing a. veil the incoming zd-
rainissratfon, THE CLARION tenders iis
best wishes and most cordial greeting.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Miss Lila Chiles went over TO Yasoo
City last Thursday, with her friend, Miss
Fanny Catchings, to make a short visit.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
HE CLARION
wEDNEsDAY, JANUARY II, lsss.
LOCAL AND 0THKR NOTES

Mrs. Mary Morancy 10 candidate for re-
election % the once Of srArE LTsRAsIAS. Hon.
Frank Johnston win represent her. Those who
cast thei= votes for Mr.. Johnston w vote for Ms
Morancy.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

day night at the resl6S Gee of Mr.. @. H.
Manship, in honor Of Mr.. John Patton.
John leaves his jackson friends to accept
situation in Terry, where We wish him
success.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

AT the marriage Of Mr.. Fountain
Barksdale, Jr, Of Yazoo City, and Miss
Annie Williamson, Of Winona, the follow
ing young people, well known in this city,
were among the attendants Miss Annie
Hemingway, Miss Melzins Ward, Mr.
Fountain Craig and Mr.. Alton Hammond.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

We regret to learn Of the severe i'll
ness Of Bessie, the lovely little daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. w. L. Nugent.
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HOUSE -EIGHT DAY.

JACKSON, Jan. 10, 1888.
Mr.Soulhworth asked that the Commit
tee on Registration and Election be ex.
cused from attendance on account of com
mittee business.
On motion Of Mr.. Sharp, the use of the
hall Of the House was rendered 10 the
Rev. Mr.. Barnes, a well-known evangelist,
from night to night, beginning next Thurs
day.
Mr.. Tackett was substituted in place OF
Mr.. Whitney on Enrolled Bills, and Mr.
Whitney in place Of Mr.. Tackett on Man
ufactories
Mr.. Magruder, Of Warren, offered the
following resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved that no bill of general nature,
except such as may pertain to the public
revenue, shall be introduced after Mon
day, Feb. 9TH.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

The Minutes Of the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen for the December meeting
appear in the supplement Of this issue.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

We sgain express the hops that eur
colored citizens who disbanded the Hope
Fire Company, and thus said 70 the prop
erty owners, We will not assist you IN
case Of Ere, will reconsider their ill-advis-
ed action. They should remember that
the property owners Of jackson have
never objected TO special taxation IN order
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
sim steaafast.

The man who meant to reform next
year means to do 50 still.-Philadelphia
Times.
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Miss Fanny Chalmers is now lending
the charm OF her presence 10 Memphis
society.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

"A number Of very capable and de-
serving gentlemen are applicants for the
several positions 10 be filed BY the new
Roard OF Mayor and Aldermen.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Mr.. 7. B. Graham, Of Forest, spent
Sunday with his host d good friends in
this city.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Mics Maude Craig. a charming young
lady from Atlanta, ia, is expected to
visit our city very soon. While here she
will be the guest Of Mrs. ByPn Lemiy.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Ata regular meeting Of the County
Alliance, Of the county Of Landerdale,
SsNie Of Mississippi, held at Marion,
<iss., on the 9th day Of January, ISIS,
to following preamble and resolutions
uere unanimously adopted. t0-wit:
WHEkEAa the people Of the State Of
Mississippi are now, and have for the
past twenty years, been living under :
Consultation framed By aliens, and
their ignorant allies, and which was
never ratified By the people Of Miszis-
sippi; but forced upon Us By arbitrary
power; and whereas, under the pro
visions Of said instrument We are debzr-
red from securing such legislation ~
We deem for the best interest Of all our
people; therefore,
sentatives of 3 class Of people upon
whose labor and efforts depend the sue
cess Of all business interests, insist upon
the calling Of \ Constitutional Conyen-
ton Of our State, to take place at the
earliest practicable date; and we re-
quest our Senator and Representatives
IN the Legislature, now assembled, TO
urge the early passage Of bill calling
such Convention.
Res0.ued, 2nd, That the Secretary Of
this Alliance furnish our Senator, and
each Of our Representatives with copy
hereof. and also furnish 3 copy each to
the Meridian Aegs, Neac Farmer and
JACKSON CLARION, with request that
they publish the same.
WHEREAS, Existing statutes in this
State bearing upon agricultural interest,
in the Judgment Of this body. require
changes and modification; and whereas
the Legislature of the State is now in
session, and the time for conference
among the farmers Is short; and the
members of the Alliance, through their
delegates, could confer with each other
better By an early call of the State
Alliance, and advise with their repre-
sentGtiyes, n the Legislature, making
known 10 them their wants, We deem
it best to have a meeting of our State
organization, TO take place at an early
day; therefore,
RESOLVED, 1st, That the Secretary of
this Alliance be, and he is hereby di-
reeted to communicate at once with the
President Of the State Alliance, and
through him, with the Executive Com
mittee thereof, requesting them to call
a meeting Of the State Alliance, to take
place in Jackson, Miss, in the early
days of February, proximo.
ResOlrei, 2nd, That we call upon our
bretheren of the several county Allan
ces of the State to endorse the foregoing
resolutions, and join with US in the re
quest made theNHiu.
FoR7soS, Pres't.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
A Wonderful Food and Medicine,

Known and used BY Physicians all over
world. Sc0tt's Emulsion not only gives
flesh and strenfh BY virtue of its own
nutri tious properties, but creates an appe-
tite for food that builds up the wasted
body. 81 have been using SCOTS Emil
sion for several years, and am pleased
with It's sctien- Ny patients say It is
pleasant and palatable, and all grow stron-
ger ard gain flesh from the use OF it. l
use ii in all cases Of Wasting Diseases, and
Il is specially useful for children when
nutriment medication 10 needed, As In
Marasmus. W PIKRcE, N. D.,
KnoxrfIle, Ala. Il Is palatable and easily
assimiIated, and children take ii 90 readi-
y It is pleasure to give i'm. L.
EI1DKR, II. D., Eleetic, Ala.
Undue exposure 70 cold winds, rain,
bright light d malaria, may bring on in
Hammati0n and soreness Of the eyes. DR..
J. II. McIean,s Strengthening Eye Salve
will subdue the Inflammation, cool and
soothe the nerves, and strengthen weak
and failing Eye-sight. Is eeats box
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Misses Isla and Minnie CSoodIoe, OF
Memphis, are the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
r. III. Winter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

FIRST MEETING N NEW BOARD OF
COUNTY HsI.ATpRs.
Raymond Gazette
At a meeting Of Board held at
Raymond on Nom the I'd day of
January, 1888, there were present, VIM.
Bell, D. NJ. BirdsOng, W. A.. White,
Thos. McClelIand and S. P. Head, all of
whom filed their bonds, the same being
approved.
The Board then organized by the
election of Wp as President.
Dr. MorgaI Neglected county
physician, and t. apensation was
Fixed at $25 month";
The grand jury was8 Aected for the
I'd district, February tern of Court
J. w. Todd, J. d. Mcconnell, A. b.
Cox, w. 7. Henry, w. H. Harris, w. T
Baskins, S. S Champion, ]. A. Canada,
R. Nj. Stewart, G. w. Goodrum, G. w.
Mimms, Jr., j. P. Hacker, j. 7. Parks,
G. P. Vaughn, s. L. Heraing, @. Standi
fer, S. F. CRANBERRY, Warren Tatom, O.
G. Alexander, &. L. Long.
Mr.. S. P. Head and Mr.. w. A. White
the two new members of the Board Of
Supervisors, promise to become useful
and influential workers in that honor
able body.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

AT regular meeting o. jackson Fire
Company No. !, held January 9Th. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Wm- J.
Brown, Jr, Foreman; A. J. Davis, Let
Assistant; 9. A. Bailey, 3nd Assistant I;
Assistant; E. B. Comfort, Secratary; W.
Is Hamilton, Treasurer; II K Hardy,
Engineer; Jack Cain, Assistant Enginssr.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Miss Mary Subway has returned from
a very delightful visit TO Columbus.
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AT the Presbyterian Sabbath School.
on Sunday morning last the following
sefe chosen ofhoers for the present year |;
froi. J. X Dobyns, Superintendent I. III.
Emerson, Assistant Superintendent; Mrs.
hunter, Organist; 10. W. Power and
Shas- Anderson, Librarians. Col J. L.
Power, after thirty-three vears connertion
with the school. WAS relieved Al Nm own
earnest request, from The of;ce al SnDsr;n-
tendent which he has SLED for ne.rlv
twenty years.
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Dossr hawk, and bloS, and spit. bat use
DR.. sags's Catarrh Renedy-
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Mics Estelle Daniel spent last week
in Utica.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

ASBESTOS cloth i being used for wear
ing apparel BY the Rsemen of Paris.
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Miss jennie Charlton, Of Raymond, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sivley.
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The high hat continues end It's way
to the sAssls. |. begin. = oek As i the
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I 30 HeTlI1-I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the Baptist Church
in Winona, On Thursday, Ma FOUNTAIN BAEKs-
DALI. JRs Of 1azoo City, TO Mss AxxIK VII
Hanson, Of Winona-
Mr.. A. A. Hammond, Of Yazoo City, Miss Annie
Bzrksdale, q Grenada; Mr.. Fountain Crnix q
New Orlezns; Miss Emma Hemingway. Of Jack
..1as NJ = Bowman, Jr-, q 1zzoo CITY. Mss
1azoo City, Mis- Laura Ray, Of WfnOna: Mr. Har-
ssy Johnson Of Atlanta. Ga, Miss Mazsna Ward,
/ Of Winonn
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Secretary Lamar's Resignation.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN HIN AND
THE PRESIDENT.

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
Washington, Jan. ITO the President:
When, some months ago, you invited
me to accept the vacant judgeship in
the supreme court you expressed the
wish that as the court was not in session
| should postpoRs the resignation of my
present Office uiStil the meeting Of con-
gress allowed you 20 send my nomina-
ton to the senate, and IS there were
certain matters before the department
inaugurated by me, which it was desir-
able that should close before leaving,
1 would have been very reluctant to
take the place upon the bench until
your nomination had been confirmed
by the senate, 1 cheerfulIy consented to
your request. a
My nomination has non Oeen submit
ted to the senate, and Recognizing both
their right and duty to subject its fit
ness to the most critical examination,
would still wait in my present position
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sAruEpar, Jan. Z, 1854.

bArthuArt jan - ~.
90 motion 0f Me- Stewart, q committee
saa appointed 20 wait upon The minister
Of 81 gospel % the cit Of Jaekson with a
ropy Of the resolution adopted BY this
House, asking that they open the proceed
ags thereof with prayer and earnestly re-
eet their c0mpiiarce with - same.
.mitiae Mcuhei, Reagan And Stain
~
The eompsnsatiou Of House Postmaster
was hred al the sum Of $40 FOR the session,
each member 10 pays
The report OF the COMMITTEES on LIE,
character and services Of Hon. W. p. Ev-
ans, was adopted, and the 10Th day Of Janu-
AIRY was selected as the day for holding the
memorial services.
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IT. F. Lyon, prominent young shoe
merchant. made an assignment Of his stock
last Tuesday, 70 Luther Manship. with the
following preferred 0rsdllDrs; Brame &
Alexznder, $4,000 IS L. Lyon, y, 64200;
cap1aI State Bank, 81 ,zz460s n B. Cox
&C.. &5s9.O0. The lfabilikfss arc nbous
e10.009.coo The ntlk On hand, Il i
thought VIII coTer that amount, If & can
be sold for full vaIse.
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See advert "a, vi, Of ehgibly located
residence for
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each term Tor sev
The time required
i I'VE months, by
cheerEulIy made
.ored friends would
for all its worth;
continued, It WIFI,
either. ...I,,,--'i ,.s.-,i,I-l
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:: 4: !: !; Ps G S.'..i;.;
VEGETABLES.
For best display by producer-siIver
pitcher, $3.50. $z0-OU
For best display by horticultural So
ciety or other farmer organizations
Cash ........ ...... 90
FRUITS.
For best display by producer-Silver
pitcher ........ Z0.UO
For best display by horticultural So
ciety or other farmers organization
Cash ......... .oU.VV
FLOWERS.
For best display cut flowers-Silver
cake basket........ ............-.- 2O.OO
For best display house grown-Silver
cake basket......... ZO.OJ
For prettiest bog let-Silver vase......10.00
For best display byslorist-Cash ...... 300
STOCK.
Libel al premiums will soon be announ-
ced for dairy products and on stock of all
kinds.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
One of the chief attractions will be
tournament; the prize to be fine saddle
pony worth $4,000, with side-saddle to be
given to lady crowned queen by success
full knight. Entrance fee $500.
Handsome premiums will also be offer
ed for the best lady rider, and for best girl
rider under Is years old, and boy under
10 years old, and for best lady driver.