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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
THE DOCTORS KNOWLEDGE OF HEBREW.
From The Pathhnde--

From The Pathfnde-.
good many stories told at the expense OF
the Jew and his odd ways but now and then he
manages TO balance his account with his Gentle
friends certain Hebrew of the name OF lsaacs,
who lived In Pennsylvania, applied for admission 10
the Epscopalian clergy. At the theological SEMI
nary he had studied the subjects usually prescribed
for students for the ministry In addition 10 ms ne
language. his own tongue. So proficient was ne;
in fact that he spoke the language huently and had
read deeply into Hebrew literature
The Bishop appointed three OF the most pTomlnent
the word passed quietly around to make The ex-
animation thorough one the young cahdldate
went before his committee OF examiners ana they
piled him with questions on all the ordinary SUD-
era scholarship and his conception or the principles
OF faith what they should be iherculoh ut;
X who great stickler for the formalities. and
who especially prided himself on his knowledge or
be well to examine Mr.. Isaacs on the Hebrew IAN
guage, The others thought TINS part OF the eh-
animation might be taken for granted. But no,
DR.. X. insisted his point. The canons or the
church he said, demanded that ministers snouid De
familiar with the Hebrew. and the committee had
no right to take anything for granted 80 they de-
cided 10 examine Mr.. Isaacs In Hebrew.
You may read the eleventh chapter OF ISAIAH MI.
Isaacs, said DR.. X, handing him Heprew Iesta-
inent ana himself taking another.
BIT lsaacs took the book and read along ior sew
ela minutes. DR.. X following him along evidently
with great appreciation Of this, one OF his fayofte
chapters
THAT will do. Mr. Isaacs," said he. II am con-
Tnced OF your proficiency. may say, indeed, that
read before"
Yes" responded Mr. Isaacs. with smile, but
vas not reading the eleventh chapter or isaiah;
vas reading the twenty-thlrd Psalm. - .
Ut; IL never after that made any reference 70
"s iaHhiarity with the Hebrew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07

in full to the Royal Astronomical Society OF Great
Britain, and brief mention of the work in popular
language was made few days ago by THE San
Francisco Examiner"
1t is now almost exactly century since 'cees-
tal police force Won Zach called 1t. was or
ganized to hunt for a small planet which certain
theoretical considerations led scientists to believe
must be crcng around the sun in orbit be-
tween that OF Mars and that OF Jupiter. Twenty
four German astronomers co-operated in this
search; and they beaten In the initial stage
OF the proceedings by a Slc.an. Piazz who acct
dentay discovered small planetary body Jam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07

nuts a veto on any disposition on the part o: the
FASHIONS TO avoid consideration Of matters referred
70 II from the lower house There are some six
amendments TO the resolution, the last and most
important being that OF Judge Wilder OF Mime
sofa who desires the lower house TO put Itself on
racord a. declaring that when the bishops are will
tng TO abandon their star-chamber methods OF con-
Quoting business and sit with open doors they may
be granted few more prerogatives than they en-
Joy at present
This pointed suggestion has put on their metal
some OF the clerical delegates, who believe that the
fathers OF the Church are absolutely above sus-
ticon and entitled TO a full amount of reverence
and dignity from the house below, some OF these
clerical delegates 1t is said. living in hopes that
they themselves Will be members Of the upper mouse
before the next convention 1t is difficult to fore
cast the action on the resolution. So far speakers
have been about equally divided.
The next bone OF contention Will be that portion
OF the second section excluding missionary bishops
from assisting in the formation OF a quorum FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

A low AREA NORTHEAST OF NEW ENGLAND
Washington oct 6.-The barometer has fallen in all
districts east q the Mississippi. 1t is lowest northeast
OF New England and depression is also central over
the upper region apparently moving to the south
east. An area high pressure covers the northern
Rocky Mountain district the barometer being highest
north Of Montana. The temperature has remained about
stationary except from Lake Superior westward to the
Pacific coast. aboat 10 degrees colder Local
showers reported the Mississippi Valley. Northern
Texas and the upper lake region but the weather
tinues fair and Rocky Mountain
stations Showers. followed by cooler fair weather are
indicated for the Central valleys The cioudness viii in
the Atlantic coast during the day with
dtons favorable for showers Monday evening or ngh
north u Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
IONS OF MILES AWAY

Another interesting achievement is to be cred
tied to that magnificent telescope which stands on
Mount Hamilton. California a monument to the
generosity OF James Lick This achievement rep
resent.ng patient and wonderfully precise labor by
Professor T.. T. Barnard at favorable opportunities
through a period OF two years. consists OF the
measurement OF the dameters OF the four largest
asteroids. The scientific data have just been sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07

and OF degrees the average C59D being ~ desFs~
higher than Saturday and ~ degrees higher tna" "
the corresponding day last year -, IA. ,.~.s
The weather to-day Is likely TO Do Ia"s WIN w.
showers night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07

CHURCH sBoRN-On october 5. 1895. At g. Asnsse
daughter OF the late Abner Osborn TO Edward Wilson
Church.
PEAsE-DI POLLONE-On Saturday. october 5. at 81
Psuls Church. stOckbridge. Mass. by the Rev Jonn
Wesley Brown d. D.. Henry HOLSTER Pease to kash-
crime Brown Noms Di POione.
WIIKINSON-CROTAN- "Wednesday, October 2 lSDb.
at the Besuchamp s5th-st. and columbus-sve., New
York by the Rev w. H. Ten Eyck, ID, D., Arthur
Wilkinson to N. Crohan. all Of York City.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England. fair weather during the day. followed
by local showers in western portion at night winds shift
ing TO southwcsterly. warmer IN the interior.
For Eastern NewYork. Eastern Pennsylvania. New Je
sey Delaware fair in the morning local showers In the
evening night southwesterly Winds slightly In
the interior.
For District Of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia. fair
but increasing cloudness. southwesterly winds.
For West Virginia Ohio and Western Pennsylvania light
local showers sh fling westerly winds cooler night
For Western New-Nork. increasing cloudness. probably
light showers. southwestery winds.
For Indiana showers followed by fair weather. winds
shifting to westerly.
l'pTRFNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07

Pleurisy Pains. Asthmatic and all Throat A"e''
tons are soon relieved by that certain remedy ior
Coughs and Colds DR.. d. Jayne's Expectorant. s's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
THE GENERAL CONVENTION.
QUESTIONS YET TO BE SOLVED.
rowrR AND DIGNITY OF THE UPPER HOUSE
BISHOPS OCCUPY THE EPISCOPAL Pull
PITS OF MINNEAPOLIS.

PITS OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Oct. 6.-Uness sidetrackins pohey
&c adopted as was the on Saturday the spec'al
order for tomorrow morning in the lower mousse OF
the Episcopal Convention will be the resolution
adopted by both houses six years ago. wh'ch oy an
alleged oversight the last convention faiieo 10 ra'y
I'D which authorizes the cesson by diocese OF a
nor,on of its territory, 10 be organized as mis-
sionary Jurisdiction The proposition Is antago-
nzed, however by a large number OF influential
delegates on the ground that with new const'u-
ton under consideration. action is unnecessary
while moreover 1t would be bad policy to sanction
the setting off Of weak portions OF dioceses TO be
a burden upon the general CAurch' ms matter as
,,ossd y. tho house will again resolve itself into
Committee of the Whole and for fourth time re-
sumo consideration OF the re-enacnent OF the para
sraph in Section / OF the whole constitution. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
MANY DEMOCRATS AVAILABLE AS CANDl
SIMILAR PLOTS IN OTHER DISTRICTS.

FTOIII 7 Nt f'IIIBHdIIItU4I INVPu'IIIVuII NItVtJ'
The coven foot of the Coggeshail bolt in the
Oneida County Senatorial District has been discov
cred The Democrats have made no nomination. but
left the field the boilers and the Republican cam
ddate COggeshai promises the Democrats that In
his bolt Is successful. he WI vote for the re-
election of Senator Hill There are indications that
the Democrats have been working In the grass TO
bring about several other SUCH situations 10 break
up the certainty of sure Republican districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
EXQUISITE MEASUREMENT.
A BRILLIANT ASTRONOMICAL FEAT

PROFESSOR BARNARD AT THE LICK oDsERvA-
TORY AsCERTAINs THE DIAMETERS OF FOUR
ASTEROIDS TINY OBJECTS MANY MILL
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The New "Imperatrice'
MARRIED..

among FTnts Fine Furniture Is the most artistic saver -
space yet invented. - West 23d Street.
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6peeial Notices.

A.-A.-
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WITH PE,PSIN AND QUININE.
Prescribed by nearly all physicians In preference 10 oef
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World granted DR.. Henry r. Deafle' DehNs.'
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Expression restored. Telephone, 'lO-ooth-s'.
Liebfg Company's Extract OF BEEF.
BE you buy the Liebig Company onIy. lou can
know 1t by the signature VI Jusius Won Lleos IN DUO
leading European newspapers and perlcdcais tos
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Duane-st door Of Broadway. New-f
Espenscheid's celebrated Hats Tor gentlemen Sales
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HUMILIATION TO THE DEMOCRACY.
From The Buffalo Courier DEM.

Oneida district have given aid and comfort Cog
goshal by failing to nominate candidate for the
Senate, This Wretched course IS humiliation 20
the Democracy II NeW-YOrk The names Of the men
chiefly responsible for the result should be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07


Oneida County Democrats have stuitined them
se'Ves by ncglecting - nominate some good man TO
run against COggeshall and Weaver for state Sena-
tor Their neg.ecl to nominate means they vii. sup
uJr- COggesna and If he Is elected II VIII be dua
10 nom chiefly. Has the Democracy not sins enough
% its 10 struggle under without shoulderinS
discrcited hacks like Ceggeshali?
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08
Children Cry fer Pitchers CastOria


Martini
Miss Ruth Hedrck left this week to
take charge of a school near Natchez.
ID. @. Grifing Of Hazlehurstis spend
ing few days IN our midst.
Martin Young and family Of Utica
nelghborhood visited the family Of Rev.
$. r. Young last week.
Hon. Eyon NJ Barber was a recent
visitor to Jackson via Little j.
Rev. S. r. Young has just returned
from Pine Bluff neighborhood where he
filed an appointment Sunday.
Id. Magruder, candidate for sher-
iff was out among ''the boys" Tuesday.
DR.. K. ID. Barron and family return
ed this week from Hazlehurst-
B.F. Hynum has moved to the Ma
Qruder place for this year.
Thomas Shelton Of Brandywine was
here Tuesday.
j. D. BrIdger had business in Match
ez this week.
E.Nesnith spent Sunday in the neigh
borhood of Rodney visiting friends.
Rev. Mr.. Guice Of Ilermanyllle spent O
while in our city last week.
A. w. Mobiles and Thos. Segrest Of
Brandywine we're mlngling with friends
here this week.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

Jan. SILL. Friedman, +. II. snvdar p p,.
sott' 81. Louis; J. Marlowc, Hard Times ~ ! X
Feb; Nv. Young, Fort Worth. p r Pc.
Y. Evans, Virginia; j. S. Kerlin' I.onisy'sii,i
J. W. Fefee Winthrop, N. Y. o. N. Drom ou',o ,le
Ss' NsorMood' IA. u. J. Withefell, Chicago IA
Laurin, City. '' 49, " NC
II. III. Mayer, Fayette. = -''"us''
Feb. BIB IL. Hardaway, Alabama n
Horton. Austin ; W. r. Allen. Memnhis n q
blt' hasie' Fort Worth A. +. vanderler, Little
Feb Amos Barnet, A. Adams. yicksbnro.
" ". u. Van Kirk. ~. Louis; r. n Morehend +
~ =. shAiier, n Y; richmond, OK Regan. Conn NJ
y %. =. ulisionl Martins ): French Illinois ].
A. hegan, County; Dock Hall, City.
Feb. 5-B 7. Allen, Louisville; }. p Wilson
Jr., De. 4. p. Jones, Hermanville q. Re.
gan, Ben Dochiermap, County; r. A. Kottwif1
New Orleans J. L. GOodbar, u. B' Foy. ~
Lonisi H. W. Rose, Natchez.
Feb. + $ Lockstone, Louisville; il. Ma
money, New Orleans; H. l.. Howell, New York.
y. Moyse, St. Lonis.
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Fear That MAKE WrlnkIea.

4Fear is the greatest enemy TO lhc
complexion Of tho American women, y
saws Miss Bindly. awe fear that VIC
will not make the train; we fear that
II we do make il our friend who is 10
meet us will not come; we .car it will
rain aud spoil our good clothes; we
fear 4 will clear of, aud we shall be
sorry we did not wear our good clothes.
And SO il goes. American w0-
men worry TOO much. lfyou contin-
ually contract certain muscles OF the
face, nature helps and makes The con-
traction permanent. So The first rule
for n smooth skin, free from wrinkles,
is, beware of unpleasant facial express
siOns."
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

There is no force in the argument
that public sentiment on the free
silver question should be expressed
this year. 1t does not matter what
the people Of Mississippi may think
or wish, so far as that matter is con-
cerned. The next congress will be
Republican and the opinions of Dem
ocrals will have no weight with that
body. Next year when a president
and new congressman are TO be elect
ed it will be time enough to discuss
national issues. We will then have
county, district and state conventions
for the express purpose of rejecting
the will OF the people, and the great
financiers from Sleepy Hollow can
cry aloud spare not.-Rosedale
Democrat.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

"De clos dom mex de man,
said Uncle Eben ''but jes de same,
'tain' safe ter 'spise Pearances. lt
am possible ter serve terraP,n u e !,
Tin fin bucket, bur folks ain lookin'
fur II an jedges Oh terraPln am
aksas." So.
scarce Let us judge for you. NO
risk in trusting us. Your money
back If you want e. ,,s r,r,
WARNER 81 6EARLls9 W ".
Bc29 FickSpu'H ny
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

During the late Circuit court in Pom
totac, the expense Of which was 81.
600. there were 3 murder trials, all
of which tailed through hung juries.
One jury stood j to / for conviction.
Now all these have to be tried over
again and an additional $4,000 heap
eel upon the tax papers. The above
is an object lesson Of a praclial kind
showing the necessity Of a reform
in our jury system. Let two-thirds
or thrce-faurlhs OF a jury settle the
question of guilt or innocence of the
accused. .-SOulhern Sentinel.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

Mrs. Fannie Newman, mother Of an,
,oru'cr sownsman, Mr. Louis 4. Nav
man man. died In New Orleans Feb -'sr' Az
toyo, aged nlnciy-two years. mo N~'a r'
~ V.'cans s papers speak In high terms !.
.no deceased lady. The iImes-Denv,' r,e =
ocrat says "llIind FOR almost ,,,,n,., u',
sears' s'' Mrs. Newman's sweetness !,
character was only mado moro man. :
les''as her whole lImc was snon, - "a H.
ing Tor others aud shaping bv word. ,'G.
- .s,, counsel ihe lives Of her friends
inrec children, twonty-six grand
rem survive her. ~e"''u-
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08
New Store I

+. Loury has opened a grocery store
~ the stand lately occupied by B. r.
Chisholm, one door west of Mason's
drug store, where he viii keep const.
auily on hand a choice assortment OF
general groceries. lie will be glad 10
have his friends aud tue public gener-
ally call and examine hls stock and get
prices. Everything IN stock new and
fresh.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

The experience Of Geo. A. Apga.
OF German Yalley.N. j., is well worth
remembering. He was troubled with
chronic diarrhoea and doctored for
i've months and treated by four diff
ierent doctors wi hout benefit. He
then began using Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Of
which one small bottle effected a com
Plets cure. 1t is for sale by DR.. w.
ID. Redus.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

The undersigned will, ON Monday, March 4th.
A. ID. 1895, between II a. m. and D. m. at Gle
front door OF the court house OF Claiborne
county, Miss sell az public auction to the high
eat bidder for cash. the following described re-
al estate, situated partly in Claiborne ana larl-
" IN Jefferson counties, to-wit:
Parts OF sections Is aud 3, township IO,rnge
= east, containing 50 acres, more or less. more
particularly described in deed Of Trust .execnt-
ed Jan. l4ih, A. ID. 1893. 10y George Many 10
secure an indebtedness TO Charles A. Gordon.
therein described.
Default has been made in the payment OF
said indebtedness.
w. 2. GORDON, Trustee.
II. @. MOUNGER, Attorney.
Feb. Cth, A ID. lS93-4t
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08
Wanted-A EARN.

want TO purchase place containing from
200 70 500 acres of land with residence and 9th
en- improvements thereon, located not more
than miles from a station on Illinois Central
or Y. n VI. v. R.R., In Claiborne. Hind. NJ adj
son or jefferson counties Write full descrip-
tirn Of laud aud improvements, with lowest
price, TO WILLIAM II. DAMERON,
feb54 Chotard p. o., Miss.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

acres, S and Co tax $3.50, total tax
and damages S5.S5.
J w Mcclure. WI S WI S %, I 10,
r 4e, 4S acres.
J w Mcclure. e4 S %, T 10. r 4e,
1G0 acres, S and Co tax So 15, total
tax and damage so 81.
j. "A. Mccall, part II e4, aud rart e1
nw4, S 80, ITO, r BE. 12O acres.
J A Mccall, lots 4, and 5, square 6,
Martin.
J A Mccall, ) lot z, and So It, sqr 8,
Martin.
J A Mccall, lots IA; Is, and Is, S and
Co tax s22.15, total tax and dam
ages S26.l6.
FL McCaleb, part S 20, T12, r g.,
318 acres, S and Co tax s24.50, to-
tal tax and damage S27. 80.
G A Neal, part nj e5 "a, S l, Z y,
II Sc. 80 acres.
G A Neal, lot, S 81, Il ID, r Se, so
acres.
G A Neal, 81 lot s. S 81, L l3, R Be,
3S acres, ) and Co tax $lO.6l total
tax and damages $l3.O2.
Real & Sangionettie, lots 8; Is, and l6,
sqr 15, Martin.
Real & Sangionettie, lots 3; 4; 8, and
10. sqr II, Martin, S and Go tax
$2.25, total tax and damages, $3.31
w Ii Rogers, WI n ct, : 81, L 10, Il
4e,. so acres, 5 aud Co tax $500,
total Tux and damage S6.6l.
Sam Routh, part S 2i, I IL, Il &c,
10 sores.
Sam Routh, part S 80, T II. R 2e, 20
acres.
Sam Routh, parts 81, t Il, r 2e,
IL acres.
Sam Ronth, part S %, 7 II, r 2e,
35 acres, S and Co tax S9.lO, total
tax and damages $ll81.
Mrs NJ L Ross, n WI e4 less 10 acres;
and WI S "a, less 10 acres; side
sci WI, S 10, I 13, r De, rs a.
cres, S and Co tax S2.95, total tax
and damages SO SO.
Jas T Shannahan, part %, { IL, Be,
$50 acres, S and Co tax Sll.SO, to-
tai tax and damages $l343.
Kittie Simmons, lot suburb st Mary,
18. 5 and Co tax $l.8D, total tax
and damages SAB.
Ann Smith, lot 6, sqr. %, suburb st
Mary, S and Co tax $l.2O, total tax
and damages S1.75.
Nancy Smith, 3 acres Grand Gulf, S
and Go tax sl.05, total tax and dam
ages Sf.61.
S Z Smith, part s, t Is, r Be, 1s9
acres.
S Z smith, part 16, 10, Sc, So
acres.
S E Smith, part Is, 13, Sc, 50
acres, s and Co tax SIS 80, total tax
and damages $18.73.
Heirs Henry Guilotte, N 0, la, nj n
"a, S 10, -, &c, 10 acres, S and
Co tax s7.75, total tax and damag-
es 1897.
Frank Thompson. part GO, la,r 3e,
GO acres, 5 and Go tax $2.70, total
tax and damages $3.42.
Thomas & Ford, lot l, sqr i, suburb |
St Mary, S apd Co tax $3.50, total
tax and damages SAL.
Joe Welborne, lot 50xl00 #, Is,
I2, + 2e, S and Go tax Coo, total tax
and damages Sill.
Indiana Wellington, 2 acres ST. ii,
r 2e, S and Co tax g3.O5, total tax
and damages S7.15.
Richard Parker, lots IL, and IL, (W
B&TB W), 10, { II, 4e, rs a.
cres, S and Co tax gi.2O, total tax
and damages S507.
Williamson & Calhoun, part 2O.t ~,
r Sc, 1876 acres, S and Co tax $40
total tax and damages gj.72.
Eliza Woodfork, ] ont lot O. suburb
st Mary, s and 90 tax $3.50, total
tax and damages g4.63.
N. S. WALKER
Sheriff & Tax Collector, Claiborne Co.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

INFORMATION WANTED wish 10
get some information about my rcla-
tiycs in Claiborne county, Miss. Ny
father. John Orr Harris, left Claiborne
county about the year 1850, and my
grandfather, Hughie Harris, about
1858. 1 had two brothers, The elder OF
whom was named VIM. Madison llar-
ris and the younger, Elias Abner liar-
ris: aud one sister, Martha Jane iiar-
ris. who married James Shannon,com-
monty called Dock. Mr.. Shannon had
two brothers living IN Claiborne coun-
~. Ben and Matt Shannon. DOCK
Shannon enlisted In the Confederate
army. but do not not know bis regi-
ment or brigade. They lived near
pisqah church, 10 or 20 miles from
Port Gibson. Any person who knows
the whereabouts Of any OF my rela-
lives above mentioned, or can give me
any IN sormation about them will con-
FER n favor by writing 70 me.
n. w. HARRIS,
Gordonvillc, Grayson Co., lex.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

"No good farmer" says the Holly
Springs South, ,"will be idle day now
in this section. The work Of prepara-
ton for the early plowing should be
done; fix up fences, clean mp the corn
and cotton stalks, commence turning
ever sedge and other sod land. Such
work can be done now and should not
be delayed because 1t can be done later.
for then your work will drive you and
not you 1t.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08
TO RoRsE oWNFPs.

For putting q horse in fine healthy con-
ditioa try Or. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. %
cents per package. For sale by dTuggists.
REDUs' DRUG STORE. Port Gibson.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

Bids for working the corporation prisoners
will be opened by the Board OF Mayor and Al
dermen at their regular March meeting
THOS. M. REA, Clerk.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

Dakers cocoon, dcssicated cocoanu,
llccker's oal meal, Cox's gclalfne Nj.
sons gclaline nj Lourv's WI
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

ohanberlain's Eys and Skin Cintyaert
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

Underwood's devillcd ham, Pillar
Rock salmon ,chipped beet, French sar-
dimes, Vienna sausage in cans, smoked
pork link sausage, at Loury's.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

The board or supervisors at their February
ferp viii receive sealed proposals Tor repair nB
Willis creek bridge, and FOR building Dro6e
over Barnes creek at hussum.
January 8th, 1896.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

JUsT RECEIVED A carload OF mules
and mares. Prices to suit the price
Of cotton and hard times. n. MARX.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08
Dr. Prices Cream BAKING Powder
WoFld'sFAir highest Medal and Diploma.

MULES, HoRsEs, MARES. Before
buying horses and mules from foreign
markets or from strangers, call on our
home dealers and gives them a trial.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

n .ni.hing obituary notices and
charge Of five cents a line
'.' ls THIS rule applies both
l'l.'i .nl. and 10 societies. Lists
|. ,.au' ,!.', orcsenis will be published
anne rate.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1895-02-08

California apricots, California peach
cs, California prunes, evaporaied ap-
pies, sun-dricd peas, at Loury.