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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
ZEpHYR, THREE CENTS An OUNCH'
RIBBONS
n-hhons Rcduced sun Lower.
WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGES,

sCG.7 70 Carriage reduced to..........".,<S 5000
S}5 tarriage reduced to..t..........'..$-L''u
81 80 Carriage reduced tO..........'''' fCg'VV
Si3 Twin Carriage reduced to'''''''''SS so an
so Twin Carriage reduced To- ...FlO'Vl
If you can use any OF me duo'c !Su
can save considerable.
> pairs Hand Made Brussels Lace
Curtains, 4 yards, were SD pdf' ,-o ~,
the two pair f0r......,.'..'..' '''.'7'V'Vo
pairs Handmade Brussels Lace
Curtains, IL yards, were 30 49,,
pair. the three pair for..............$l O.W
pairs Handmade Brussels Lace
Curtains. 3 IL yards. were so ~,
pair. the two pair Lor.. 49,. SOW
. pairs Handmade Brussels Lace
Curtains. u yards, were SH a.
pair. the TWO pair fOr................$-O. O0
pairs Swiss Iambour Lace Cur
tains. yards, were $50 pair, the ~.
three pair fOr.............. ....... ..'.. fJV'VO
pairs Swiss Tambour Lace Cur
tains. each 3l-2 yards, were 81
pair. now $50 a pair; were SO
pair, now 81, were $t00 now -;
were s. now $3.50; were u, now s-'oo
pairs Marie Antoinette Lace cur
tains Ohese goods are unusually
heavy Net and very superior for
library or diuug-rOom curtains
3l-2 yards, were so par now .Sll.oJ
9 pairs Marie AntOinette Lace Cur
tains, 3 II yards, were 80 Il pair. 20 NJ,
now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WV
. pairs Irish Point tine most pOQu-
lar Curtain, 3 Il yards We're SIS 49,, ~,
CThree styles at this price two pair ealchl
At SIS a pair, now $50 pair Uw0
styles) at Sl2 a pair now 800 a pair
Ghree styles; at so now s0.go N"o
styles; at - a pair. now - par.
. pairs each of four styles Noting
ham Lace Curtains, were Si.oO ana
$3.50 A pair. now $40 pair; at $40
a pair, now s. a pair at 81 tneaFly
two yards wide and four yards - o,
lOng), now ........... -. F'''V
Pa,rs I nsir Sno % w. 25
I'VE had q pairs)
2 Calife rnla Wrapper Blankets, were . -.
s. and So each, now -; ....''.,.'.. Fo'V'
5 pairs full size Crib Blankets were ,, -
s. 90 a pair. now 49, %A''"
3 pairs extra large CID blankets % N
were 81 pair, now .,,.'.;;,.:.' f-'''
pairs very y.t me S[aa'e p'a"NPe s.. %
Lace curtain boops, '...e............. Toe.
Lace Curtain Loops, were sc. palf' -,
T Rook and shawl straps at &C.. were
To-. Al lOc.. were 20c.; AZ l0c., were 20;
Innch Boxes. lJc. each, were -2c.-'he
hest Lunch Box N use e...,. 10
'Teatper Grip Bags or Satcheis. as
sa-t..d sizes, al -, 20 and 11e.' were 'oc''
81 R anJ and and Green OIL Duck, IL yards
,,i pa Soc was &c. / - yards wide, 1sc'.
W" curtain Ia stretchers. $.25 set, were SO;
at 81. rs. were S2.75. ., 80 r,tyy,
Hammocks at =, ~, ~, ~ shI ,'0i II ~
REGULAR PRICES Cyl ~ pstn mat the
Snreaders' Ropes. Hooks and fhiows the
same way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
LIBRARY COUPON,

I. Reveries OF a Bachelor.
Q Lass of Ancient Rome.
3 Tinyloss Scandal.
4 The House OF the Seven Gables.
g. Crawford.
s. The Coming Race.
z. Dream Lie.
g. Frankenstein.
@ 4 Book OF Golden Deeds.
10 Moses from an old Manse.
III The Scarlet Letter.
- Essays of Ella.
III Vicar of Wakefield.
ia. Twice-Told Tales.
Il. Paul and Virginia.
~ STORY of an African Farm"
II. Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers.
IS Lucille.
% Rack Beauty.
81 one of the profession.
% Sartor ResartHs.
"a The idyls of the King.
d Tho Pleasures OF Life.
q The Lady OF the Lake.
~ Rab and His Friends
rs Winters Poems 4, a.. W.,
20 The Greatest 4hiiiK III inc "oTIu.
90 i.aiia Rookh.
81. gfellow's POEMS
80 In Memoriam.
80 The Princess.
az Poeucal Selections.
S6 Past and Present.
81 "Thoughts from the. Emperor Marcus
III
% Heroes and Hero Worship"
70 s"rales from SHAKESPEARE"
an Tales from Shakespeare" Second
a SESAME S9iE,"e and Lilies.
a. '"rhe Premium Cook Book"
al MIN on the Floss"
a. "Mii on the Floss isecond series).
AZ. "Romoia,"
as Poems"
40 Essays
n ESSAYS" Second series).
n. Ethics OF the Dust"
81 Poems.
49, Lorna DOone
"a Second volume.
S. Light Of Asia.
rs Last ESSAYS OF Ella.
81 Vanity tdir
IS Second series.
Isl Childe Harolds Pilgrimage.
G0 The Wide Wide World
81 The Wide, Wide World.
So Crown of Wild olive.
81 John Halifax
a. John Halifax tsecond series).
g. Uncle Toms Cabin.
S. Uncle Toms Cabin Second SERIES.
e7 Discourses of Ecictetus.
Two OF these coupons cut from The
Times and sent with eight cents I'm coin
to The Times Office will entitle you TO
anv one Of the above books. -. +.
40 stamps taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Drawers.

2ea0 Good. Strong. Heavy Muslin Draw
crs. three styles. 3 tucks, cambrit en-
brodcry ruihe, 5Inch heHi"uteheu' d
tucks. cambria rufie. DC.
ts., Fine Muslin Drawers, 3-lnch Nam
SOCK embroidery rufiie and cluster
tucks. SOC. .. vi
500 zine Cambria Drawers, rows al
insertion. / row opeu-WorK ,nsg' I ,'
rufiie. i5c.
And so on up TO 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
NEILINGS.

Priestleys Mourning Ne'''"s ~.'9 90
priestIey's Mourning Yelling, was Via
"A yard, now -...-.... -, 800 -, - r.
pTiestiey's Mourning Yelling, was 'oc' m,
a yard n0w......'.' ,,.,ro e. IN
Priestley MourhlHs e''9' .',,....,.... s. so
each now 49,
2-oIecc solid Black India Linen, was =,
2Jc. a yard, now .....'.''.''''''''''''' -'N'
ZEPHYR. THREE CENTS AN oCNCE'
coIors-PurpIe. Yellow, Drab, Scarlet
'i R..iI'AG< DRAPERY NET. IS inches
vide. was SL75, 81 and 500 yard' All
reduced 10 Sl,1 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

REMEMBER TIE WEEKLY TINES is issued IN TWO 0 parts
v naoe each and is therefore, in all but name SEMI weekly
raer while the price is than paid for any Weekly IL S
established for itself the enviab reputation OF being the kepeSeh
tative Democratic Paper Of the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
MEY Err s.
Special.

Lo. the sale Of the New Muslin Under
wear-there has been added since last
Friday over $500 garments. You may ex-
pect some wonderful bargains. and you
won't be disappointed. 1t may be neces-
sary to limit the quantity OF your pur-
chases on some garments TO prevent mer-
Giants buying up our stock, as our fac
tory can make them cheaper than they
can be bought.
1900 Low Neck Cambria and Muslin
Corset Covers lie.
800 Flue CdmDTic Corset Covers,
styles, tucked, Open-work embroidery.
insertion ana embroidery, sulpuce.
square ana rOund-cut ncckS, win ana
w4tHOut pearl buttons, and all finIsned
with dainty feather stItcn,ng, &c.
LOO DOnsdale Cambria Corset Covers.
styles, low neck, Val. lace and bead
ing, surpncc neck, Med,ci edge. lnser-
ton ana beading, square, surpnce ana
round neck, emproldercs. ~.
And so on up 10 81,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
lAt Dress Goods Counter)

Cream Bourdonne Lace, inches WIDE 40
was 81 "A yard. now ,.'.ii a.
Cream Bourdonne Lace, incheS "iue' 40
was $40 a yard. now. 49,; -........iii,,' "'0'
Cream Bourdonne Lace, inches wide' -
was Sl.75 a yard, now; ''''',''i', 10 10
Fancy cream and White Laces' 10 u
inches wide, at 10, 20 % 80. 30 ana o. "a, a
yard The same sold from %c' '"'N ny
Ia 81 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Congre ssman Turner, OF Georgia was
fTGigestion' and was assisted from the
House. He received medical attention IN
tbe WAYS and Means Committee room
and was later taken home in a CAP iceI-
Inl. mnch hctler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
DRESS GOODS.

Ac. Serees and Henrettas. reduced 70 sc
xc. Imported Dress Goods, reduced 20 ''c'
75c French Striped planners Ie'N0oN oac
20 r,,as. Goods reduced to... soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
FIFTY CENTS.

Fancy Illuminated SILKS, ram SAl'n
Ducbessa CoIored Rhadames. COOred
Mervemeux-p prices $t.25 and Sl.55 yard
sale price,
SEVENTY-F FIVE CENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
IRIDESCENT GfRDLES.


Girdles reduced from 50 to 81.
i Grdles reduced from $40 10 81. 80
| Iridescent Collar reduced from $40
to $50
/ Iridesccnt Collar reduced from 81
to 81
1 Gold Eaton jacket reduced from 50
to 81 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

A special from the City of Mexico says
Don Emilio De Leon. Guatemalan MN,
ister to Mexico. was seen al the Natlonal
Palace Friday. when emerging from
ISoretgn Relations, and positively denied
mat diplomatic negotiations have come
10 an end over the international boundary
dispute,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
EVERYBODY MUST COME
& DAVIS
CLOSING SALE!
want will find at lower than
list carefully what and bring
Roect goods sell fast when they sold far below cost
coming compelled to
Our days in which the b ancc Of our stock
mus be sold. Merchants invited TO call

Croquet and Lawn-Tennis at same sac
rinCe.
acknowledgements in three sizes. and
White, Pink, aud Blue colors. At the
same reduction. The celebrated bed
attachments 80 with them. at same loss
to us.
Mosduito-Net. full pieces, in all colors.
at Soc. a piece. Always sell at SIC.
I'ccc.
\ lew intique and rish-Potnt Bed:
Sets bed and PillOw-Shams), at great
sacrifice 10 close.
PEARL GlRDLES.
Pearl Girdle reduced from $i4 TO 81.
> Pearl Girdles reduced from $50 TO
$50
/ Pearl Girlle reduced from 1913 TO 50.
Pearl Girdles reduced from $40 to 81.
Pearl Grdles reduced from 1919 TO -.
JET GIRDLES.
Jet Girde reduced from 1915 to $50
. Jet Glrdles reduced from $2.15 to 81 %
Jet Girdles reduced from Sl.JO 10 Soc.
BLACK SILK GIRDLES.
Black silk Girdles reduced from $500
3 Black silk Girdles reduced from $2.75
TO 81.
> Black silk Girdles reduced from 81
& Black Silk Glrdles reduced from $50
TO 7jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
SILKS.

Stil greater reduction in the prices Of
Silks. \ chance of lifetime TO buy silks
at less than one-half the original prices.
SUrah silks. China SILKS and Satins
ing shades-prices %, 90 ana 7jc.-choice
per yard,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
ANOTHER GREAT OFFER!

49, r srvscpprRs CITY SUB CAN LEARN TERMS UPON
WHICH THEY CAN SECURE FOLLOWING PUBLICATION 49,
THE TIMES APPLYING AT THE TIMES ofriO' ~ " ~ ~
From this date to all New Subscribers to The Daily Times io
ana o,r and also to all subscribers renewing their subscriptions 70
the Daily for one year give any OF the Magazines named
below and the Daily Times for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

Crepe De chine. Chiffons, Loe Fuller,
Satin Surahs. Coored Mores. Colored
Bengalines. Colored Fables ranging in
prices from 81 10 $l2I a yard-cloSlhS
price,
FIFTY CENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
MEMS GOODS.

Mems Percale Shirts reduced from 81
and 81 - 10 JOc.
Mems White Laundered Shirts, colored
bosom. reduced from 81 20 &c.
Mems BalbriSgan Halt-Hose reduced
from DC 10 ljc.
Men $ Balbriggan and Solid-CoIored
Half-Hose reduced from SOC. to DC.
Mems Night-Shirts reduced from Sl1O
mems Nisht-shirts reduced from 81
Un,auudered shirts. plated bosom. re-
drccd from nc. 10 J0c.
Un!au ndered Shirts, plated bosom, re-
duced from $l.25 to 10.
Mems Balbhggan Shirts reduced from
Me9's Gauze Shirts reduced from soc
Mems Scarlet-Wool Shirts and Drawers
reduced from 50 TO 81.
BOYS, ATWOOD SUITS. take your
Mems smoking-Jackets reduced from
50 TO $50.
ESPRIT NET PARASOL COVERS.
S275 Covers reduced TO 81 so.
81 30 Covers reduced to Sl.O
S22J Covers reduced to Si.25
Nurses Lace Handerchefs Ireduced
from ljc. to &c.
ALL WHITE AND BLACK PARASOLS
HALF PRICE.
Ladies' White and Natural-Wool Plain
and Ribbed Pants reuuced from ~ 10
Chndreus White and Natural
Vests and Pants reduced from Toe to SOC.
UMBRELLAS.
90 and 2S-lnch Umbrellas reduced from
81 TO DOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

Goods "CAS" o. No goods exchanged Come
need and many you Will soon need
Prices Sc low will pay you the time spent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

.orhe tree is known by the fruit 1t
bears. And so Or. ID. Jaynes Expecto-
rant rests in the confidence OF the public
to-day as "a Lung remedy. because, after
over sixty years constant use, II Is known
10 be fully worthy Of that Confidence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache.
and biiiousness. Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

If you need a good medicine 70 purify
your blood, give nerve strength and build
up your entire system, take Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t prevents sickness by making
pure blood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
FOLDING CUTTING TABLES.
NGUFFS.
Some grand bargains in
AWNING STRIPES.

12iAc. shifting reduced 10 nc.
l5e. Bed Tick reduced TO Zoe.
20c. Cashmere reduced to Ice.
SIC. Cashmere reduced TO l2Ac.
iOc. Cashmere reduced 10 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

We have some other things TO tax
about on another page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

sc, ~ l,.,.,ioe,, r.duced to............. $50 90
- 80 S,+{.tt.a reduced 81. 90
$ll.50 Carriage reduced to.........''''' ~ wv W.
S3 Twin Carriage reduced to.........S 30 W
W. irwin Carriage reduced to....:.,...SlO %
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

HoS. WALTER q. GRESHAM, Secretary
Of State, died at Washington on the
97th, aged 6s years
THE sale Of the Little Rock & Mem
phls railroad has been postponed for
the thisd time and the date now liked
Is October nth, when the sale viii take
place.
A SEVERE storm ragged through
out Kansas on the 27th. The wind was
extremely high in the eastern and cen
traF portions OF the State, but no hurri-
canes have been reported.
THE United States Supreme Court on
the s7th denied the application OF
Eugene v. Debs, the strike leader, for
a writ Of habeas corpus This is q vic
tory for the government
An ordinance has been introduced In
the city council Of Chicago which is an
tended to prevent women from wearing
..bloomers''or knickerbockers within the
city limits
THE secretary Of the interior has re-
ouested the secretary Of war to send
troops to Pender. Neb.. to quell the
trouble that has arisen over lands there
between the Omaha and Winnebago In
dams and the Flournoy Land and In
urovement Company.
THE steps OF Troy Presbyterian
Church. seven miles from Versailles,
XIV. were converted into a dueliing
ground on the 26th, George b Mont
romery killing his brother-in-law,
Archibald Riley. and being himself
mortally wounded by Riley.
OFFICIAL information has been re-
ceived At Washington OF the death OF
Gem. Marti, the Cuban leader, In battle
with the government troops. Marti >
death ia regarded as the most important
event since Gen. Campos began his cam
paign.
SECRET service agents tnrougnous "a =
limited States are on the lookout Tor
James Henry, charged with being In
Itbe hand that looted the Carson mint
bv earring away $50. 900 of gold from the
melting and refining departments
Trrr state department has received o
,.hlagram from Mr.. Denby. United
s,-tas minister Go China, stating that
+ha Taland Of Formosa has declared her
,rdanandonee. and that government.
~nrnblican i'm form, has been establishes
/ in Formosa-
HEAVY rains. hail and wind storms
nravailed over Southwest Texas on Tn"
aru4 the rainfall in San Antonio
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

vicksburg. May 22.-The rapid and
healthy growth Of all crops continuously
reported up to and including the last
weeks bulletin has since that time re-
ceived a very decided check on account
Of the prevailing weather. Light frosts
formed as far south as Jasper county on
the morning Of the 18th and iniuriously
low temperatures were recorded over
the entire State.
Some cotton was killed outright BY
frosts in the northern sections, and was
more or less damaged in nearly all
other portions by the cold. A few com
plants were mado Of lice in the plant.
The growth Of cotton has naturally
been retarded, but reports do not indi-
cate that the condition Of the crop has
been materially impaired By low tem-
peratures-
Conditions favored farming operations
and full weeks work was possible in
most places, rains not being sufficiently
heavy to prevent. Crops are not near as
grassy as last reported. Chopping and
scraping general Corn was we'll culti-
waited. Oats are heading and the early
crop will soon be ready for the harvest
time. Pastures and meadows are in
good condition; first yield Of hay being
made in some localities. Vegetables
only slightly damaged BY cold and con-
tinus plentiful. Fruit prospects con-
tinue Of a most excellent nature.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

Meridian. May 24-An indignation
meeting Of the citizens Of Meridian, in
ducsd BY the many unfair, unjust and
untrue reports that have been dissemi-
mated from other towns in regard 70 the
prevalence Of smallpox at this place,
was held in the hall Of the Young Mems
Business League today. The state
ments Of a committee composed Of lead
ing business men. bankers. ministers
and physicians, charged with the duty
Of making daily reports for publication,
and certificates from the presidents OF
the city board Of health show that there
is not now a case Of smallpox within the
corporate limits OF Meridian. and that
no new case has been reported either in
the city or county since last Saturday.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

The newest thing out In Londons
world Of swelldOm Il a hand-painted
shirt front.
IT IA claimed that there are s. dogs
in the United Kingdom TO every 1000
inhabitants
THE total public debt Of the self-gov-
eruinQ British colonies amounts 70 some
thing ike $500. .O0o. 900.
our Of every 100 hotels tn England
IS are white Harts,r 10 King Arms
and Crowns"
TIE national debt Of Great Britain
amounts to more than e20 for each IN
habitant But very few worry over the
matter.
LEss tobacco Is consumed In Great
Britain, In proportion to the inhabit-
ants, than in any other civilized eoun-
try. The averags is twenty-three
ounces per annum for each person
A POORLY clad woman, who picked up
a bag containing e5o0 in Smithheld,
England, the other day, was awarded
BY the owner. TO whom she returned i,
with penny.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30
IRON cAMP AND sARRAcKs.

E,rrRoR wuLrAm Of Germany is
writing book on war.
SINCE 1890 Turkey has bought 7o, 900
imuroved rifles. and 200ro0o,oo0 cart
ridges made Of mokeless p1wder are
stored in different parts Of the country.
ARUssrAS oESERAL named Gregorieh
has been sent into penal servitude Il
Siberia for eight years for selling mili-
tarv secrets to the Austrian govern
ment
AN electric gun, capable OF firing 200
10 900 shots per minute, without the
use Of any other power than electricity.
has been invented By A. S. Krotz. OF
Springfield, Ohio. -
The Confederate Veterans associa-
ton win send fvs carloads OF the hsest
flowers OF the south 20 Chicago for
Decoration day, most Of which win
be used in decorating the graves O.
union soldiers.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

Col. William II. Saunders died very
suddenly at his home near Muldon last
week. He ate . hearty dinner and went
from the dining room to bis bed cham
Der. In a few minutes his family heard
a peculiar noise in the room, and on go
ing in, found he was breathing his last.
Col. Saunders was one Of the oldestci
zens Of Monroe County. He was over 20
years Of age and was highly esteemed
By all who knew him.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30
LtllSi
ON. j. MCC. MARTIN,

PoRr GIBSON, MISS, December a.
~ Special Agent Mutual Reserve Association vcks-
H. Miss: - rea tmas
m carefully inspected the policies
delivered in
eonable but submitted objections yourself you
the Home Office The
avn Signature the objections ssrat
The policies contain such safeguards
Of all the policy holders It differs from policies
assured is equally good in the old line
in
rapidly increased and
Of the faithful compliance
Much written BY rivals published agents.
your but Investigations show that all unfoundd
result OF either malice take pleasure
company and the policies it writes With kndeat regards
#-tyous, y. McC MARTIN.
figures showing you per annually your
rv.,rorr
plrvsi Age
Would cost in old system company.. 90
hngal Mutual reserve. lo< "
. ~~~~ M
re compound interest would amount TO-. $500 90
invited
THOS. M. SEARLES, Special Agent,
p. o. Box g. Vicksburg. Hiss
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

Ara London place ofnmusement one
OF the attractions 5 hypnotized man
He L kept asleep an entire week. An
constant view Of the audience
AT the age Of ninety-eight, MIRA ANN
reatherstone, of Columbus o. has just
euf 4 large tooth This performances
WA preceded by nn Illness Of three
weeks
Wirn "a singe blow o. his hat, admin
sutared ON the law, Senior Guerrita. or
Madrid. hnB been known toimoe@ down.
= bull This year his profits from bui'-
a~htfnr hare been g76s000 ha hmm
killed i.f10 bullA
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

Agents OF the big school book pub
fishing houses Of the North are flock
ing to Mississippi In view OF the con-
tract shortly TO be let out Those hav-
ing the matter in charge, those whose
business it is to select school books,
should 60 slow and carefully; they
should make no changes in books II not
absolutely necessary-the expense CT
such changes is an enormous burden.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.



West Point. May s4.-As there Is q
misunderstanding in reference TO the
real action Of the recent Cumoerland
Presbyterian General Assembly held In
Meridian in references to the Southern
Female College. located in this city. the
following report OF the committee is
hereby given, which was adopted BY
the assembly:
''Your committee are Of the opinion
that In the establishment Of the South
ern Female College at West Point,
Miss, the synod has In reality estab-
lished and began TO operate a new
school under a new charter and
name, which the committee think
the synod had q perfect right and
full power to do. And they can see no
reason why the synod should not con-
tinue TO operate both schools under its
fostering care
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30


North Carsaima's Confed@srte Dead
The confederate monuuwnnt erpnh-aFl
~ an. l.ai.. - 49,. r---1.-. -
49, i. -Fet - +r+''~
@-''e'i0" ~ AmAeigh tew a~J1n ago
Az Vas The anniversary % the hHnzarienDurml
inaepend@nec- There we're 5000 people prwmA~
enA Little Julia 1ackson Christisu, agod
yomsas and granddaughter OF Gen. Sr0newn1b
JACKSON. pulled the cord thai released thm
D1nAAg covering the mounment, and M grmm-
ibe shnft stood revealed.
Inc moname1t = q Mount AIRY granite Inm
nui4na ~ - Tees inenea. and if will Dc uKhhmm
~ Io~ oron1e electric lamps. IN clusuers or
1870 1870 sach Farly up the soaft stand two
orouxe Statues cue % . cannomoer with nrnu1-
n'eI u ns hands On me side opposite him In
; c-sA'Iy a'An- alsniounted' Via saber half
1r.N N. ~ ~ : Fery spArited attitude. On No
D.lne . AIe sircuAar ponze mehallions, with tn0
.es@ respeetlFeiy q ne Confederate States
ss. 4 An0fs 80 30 ins0HR
sssso-,s r.-,,s-. y.
49,, - n - - - ~ ~ - '''-'' - N
..F,ir-, - rs-,..i -. -. -.
1865. --s'-'--'--'-'
The main up~tio, - r,,a .n.ft A. -. nio..t "a
stone g7 fees bfgh a., ,,ailr,., :, no -,,r,,,,.
The monument AZ s,,rr.or,rral -, - n-or,..
figure OF an infantrvuap M urht r,archine o.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-05-30

Canton, May 18-Capt- ~ G Daugh-
try, a large and prosperous planter OF
Of this county, brought in this morning
a calf with two perfect fall-sizsd heads,
eyes, ears, and everything perfect, with
one neck and body. There is only one
windpipe and throat after reaching the
neck. It Is a full-sized and we'll de-
veIoped calf, perfect in form except that
1t has two heads. The calf only lived
a few minutes after birth.