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The Clarion: Wednesday. February 14, 1883.
.it: I .LAK1UM.
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w v atttd t m. n
prominent Citizens for Whom
f- indebted to the Former
Natchbz, Jan. 20, 1883.
gjXor of the Timet-Democrat :
it ever occur to you how much
tesmeu, r
i i' i i.nnorae. vuur msi v"'-
B' ' .ma ki ni Vi
.H tor SO mauj
rl flair, was a unu
n(t liOverUUl mcv, " ......
There was another branch of trip
Lewis family, the same stock, from
which are descended Hon. Wm. F. Mel-
len, an eminent member of vour bar,
professor of law in the University of
Louisiana, and Hon. T. P. Mellen. a
prominent lawyer of this city.
If gpace.pennitted. I could cite manv
other examples among your legislators
aim in wie various professions, for ex
ample, there was your great physician
and medical writer, Dr. Samuel A. Cart
wright, and Dr, Fenner, and Dr. Wm.
J. Austin, now father of the faculty, all
trained in Mississippi.
But I will trespass no longer, having
said enough to show that Mississippi
holds her own, and is proud of her sons.
x C.
LOVERS HOT IN THE HOVELS.
lev
. :.-;. and historian. .TurtVp
.f rt';t i u 1 . . - . j o
. .:AnA hpre oeiore ne went u
Orleans.
u I ir(eil I'aviusuii, ui. aacic-
j ri,n H. Harmanson, oi xvapius.
the most popular auu iuuuciiviiu
.,, r,.nrressmen, were uuni m jci-
- -Aiintv. Miss.
i,,.l,r,. Me 'a ch or the IJnit-
A I ' I ( 1 .1 UUkV v
B ' f rt , T 1 1
u lnwver. an accompusneu sciioiar
finished gentleman, was ;i native
. n.tt' 1iou unit tin wuu
, ti i - Li.l :
.th,.r who neiu sucii a man uosi
MILL. .,
miir bar.
" J - . ! TT.!l.J
.. iniiiwou. iroveruor auu uiiueu
Benator, a V irginmn oy Dirin, re-
several years in jmssissippi uuiure
i I ,imisiim;l.
.. T.ul,.ih Walker, ot luimuei, was
and raised within three .miles of
hcz. .. .
v Isaac Johnson, ot vv est r euciana,
f it:il: .......4-.. At:....
i native oi it iuuiibuii uukj, jii.
I tuna nw wt. nroiiiinent noliticians
..rt I I a 1 11 llilllil .1 y t.cii c? vi i
ll w. a . . w
ft W. Dowries, of Ouachita: uen.
'. I Cnnr.mrj of CVinrnrrlie nd Onl.
K Parham. of Madison. The first
born in Warren county, wnero nis
came before the Spaniards naa
e country. The second was raised
Natchez; the third was raised
rids ana aiaaison counties, mim.
E. W. Mouse, Bpeaxer ot your
of Representatives, commenced
reer in wooavnie, jyiiss.
. latp Dr. Mercer, who as a cam-
; and philanthropist, stands in a
:.k l'.......n i .ml Tii 1 u mi ri.vii il -
Vfltll JViVUiaU tlllV. . .
this eountv and here acauired
great fortune which he disposed ot
thereabouts, he was an army sur-
and was with a small detachment
ms nt Bay St. Louis. The late
Rinlev (who owned what is now
" I . A 1 Tl
UUrien property at tne uay;,
1.;. f .i ... 11 in o sic n i win p r
of his servants, an Irish woman,
J 4 ... 1 . , -.I . i 1 1 . 1 ,hii i ii a
two, after they landed, with
I. .. tUnl 1. 1, ,ii wiif fhn
: . t , ,, ' j i
eral families from this quarter
.II,.,. .nininiiC Of 4 tWk K'l V '
limy liic numuu.i u viv .-t
them Uapt. JSen. farrar, nis
sister and daughters. All but one
hter died, bhe owed her lite, un
rovidence. to the young surgeon
twelve months thereafter became
wife. He thus became the wealth!
man in Mississippi and perhaps in
entire South, and your city in af
years received substantial proofs of
munificence.
our distinguished Senator, uen-
dnll Gibson distinguished as a sol-
, .unimi, 1
whom wc think, the highest honors
in reserve comes from a family
i n:.-..: : : .,:.,., thn tin,
iiiiiii ill lit iii l.innn ii n run v v v i . v
: II t. n-lMi.ul t .1 til.
wa our pioneer clergyman, univer-
vhnWwoH and hnnnrfML who IOUIUUMi
n i t
aiamnv numerous uau muui-inuu,
-i x 1
Ihe father of the Senator was a
J. 11 1 1 Al . -. t .
. 1 4 ...Ua .it T iivtn irfnn
-r tt. li 1 C
m iir..i.,i ,i it'ij i im irv i r-i v .1 lit tn
mi. TT Ta.
am not sure that Mississippi can
a -r t i. L l-.-.,an,
as a writer by any one in the couth,
pititfun tf Ahnrrloian fl6ta.
, r -r ... vH U ATtthnwl
II V 111 Vlllll 1U1. 1 Mill II 11 l .
uu is so rapiuiy actjuiimg icpumuu
Congress), came here Irom ionoix,
when Mississippi was a territory.
grandfather was an able lawyer, who
II 111. HI XT rW mum I I I I II 111 I l niDLUl
thp. Hon Unman Npwton. for twentv-
. f -vt
o years represnmauvo iium iwimi
nnr ii vi i, mivinn tiiii pi iim iriui.
r A 1 .n,m.llnA All Tl II V 11 I
nt.
Your talented young statesman, Hon
T T - V "l r..-A I . .Aminnl.
1. UeWlS, WnO IlBSJUSl. UCCU num. new
for 0ontrres is of Mississippi origin.
m-andtat.her. Hon. netn iewis, was
leading lawyer of the Nashville bar
- V. V. W--WW. 1 .
Tennessee in Congress, was appomt-
trovernor of Mississippi lerritory.
w auuoiniea mm vuiei u uuwi w
ifritory. Subsequently he removed to
Kelousas. and Gov Claiborne, now
uwferred to Louisiana, appointed him
the Supreme Court. He was a pro
uid lawver and scholar, and a writer
great ability. The sister of Judge
SWis waa a woman of rare accomplish
ent. wift. 0f Maior Isaac Guion. He
n the son of a French Huguenot, who
'"led in New York. Major union en
red the army at an early age; was on
staff of General Alexander Hamil
i was subsequently under Gen.
ryne in his Indian campaigns, and
Wc down the river with the first de
(chment of American troops that occu
4 Port Nogales(now Vicksburg,) when
Spaniards evacuated it Hesubse
aently retired from service, and settled
tthe foot of the Halfway Hill, near
Echez. Both husband and wife were
owed with remnrk.ihle talents, and
Rbly cultivated. Their sons inherited
le gifts. Frederick, a lieutenant in
K amy, fell in a duel here with Wm
ierby, a young lawyer of Woodville
loan 1 Gtnon. distineruished aa a law
E and legislator, was partner of Wm.
i Sharkey and S. S. Prentiss. George
I". Utiinn ..UK inAr. tf flnnmrniil
Some New Romances That Are True.
was soon afterwards joined to the "apple
of his eye" in holy wedlock.
A DEATH-BED MAKRIAE.
Atlanta Poet-Appeal.
Just before the death of Col. J. M.
Ball, at lecattir, he called his daughter,
Miss Georgia, to his bedside and asked
to see her married. The ceremony was
performed, the groom being L. W. Bur
ton, who is the rector of St. Mark's Epis
copal church at Cleveland, O. Col. Ball
left Mu- Georgia $100,000.
Kidkiy complaints kill hundre who
might have avoided them by using Parker's
Ginger Tonic.
Atlanta Constitution.
During the holidays of last week the
little town of Talbotton was visited by a
couple, composed of one gentleman and
lady, for the purpose of getting married.
About 10 o'clock they entered our effi
cient ordinary's office and made their
business known, and at once Mr. K. Ii.
Leonard made them "man and wife.'
After the ceremony they at once pro
ceeded to their conveyance, a one-horse
wagon, and partook of their food, which
they had prepared for the occasion. Dur
ing their stay of about an hour, the town
was attracted by their affectionate love
to one another. It was an enjoyable oc-
: i -u j i f " j
H ' i U 4 g T, " u J 1 having had placed in his bands by an East
hearty laugh, freeing that their animal L ,. 6 . ... , , . ,
The famous blue laws of Connecticut,
enacted by "the people of the Dominion
of New Haven," were so called because
printed on blue paper. They prohibited
the ceremony of marriage being perform
ed by a parson on the strange ground
that a magistrate might perform it with
less scandal to the church. Adultery
was punished by death. Wearing
clothes trimmed with gold, silver or lace
above one shilling a yard, involved a tax
on the person's estate of $15. " No one
to MOM a river on tlx Sabbath but au
thorized clergymen. No one shall travel,
cook, make beds, sweep houses, cut hair
or shave on the Sabbath. No one shall
kiss his or her children on the Sabbath
or fasting days. The Sabbath day shall
begin at sunset Saturday."
!..
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice
steam mm nmm tools, etc.
Fcr a Sellable aad Substantially Built
t ml ' EH
V'tunnr ( limit Fnwrr. with all th LttM Modern Tra
rn.Tvuifi.t., I oiler the Ml'HH.W tvNUIMB-
i.irtatilr Ix-tai'twHl lVrtatilf aim Mat mnarT.
yean ilia .on other
i and beat wafer, tn
up.
WILJBON BONE
ftinc 1uki and
1
Make a n amk and very lair yleU. inr
ok
SAW MIU-OI all
awirding to aiae.
BnSK MI1.1 Kittr Dollara will hoy the
Mll.l. with which yon make tour own
Criml Feed. abu. . , ..
THK I'KNN HAKBOW-For Thirty Dollar 1 will aell yoa
the (IVnn Harrow, being ail Harrow. comMucd lu oo.
Took l'remiura at Atlanta Fair orcr all other.
II AY rKrSK The Ttrheuor l.r Hand Iwer. The Ied-
eni k uir .iain or ilnrae IViwer.
txrriXlN lilS-The aaperior Hall Self-Feeding tlln.
n. roue io inwnna. ma iiton.
COKN M1U The Straub and Bradtnrd Mlllm None niperlor.
Tt'KBlSK WHKKLS The choice of 12 diKrrt'nt makn. Jfc
STKAM KStilSKS BeaidM the Mnrrae. I am prepared to furnlah the rhu nil, the ft atertown, Uw
lirier. the Hamblin, the Hoadk-T Ihe Viaile, and other popular rlngine. Alao,
TRAMWAY UDUOnra UXXtMOTIVKS; Boilen, rVdllng, Shafting and Fulliea.
XI. T! A FEB.3 jV3XTX
Of the moat popular makes. Other tilna than Hall'-.. Cotton rreaaea, Hay Rakea, Sulky Plowa and Otl-
Uraloni, tane Mil!-. Iltcc Mllla.
ir.A.isrTA.xioiv COTTON seed oil mills
In hort, ll dcacripUona of Machinery and Iaibor-tSaTing Agricultural Implcturuta, of the laleat In
vention. IMT Now that yon hare the money from aale of rour Cotton in the time to Iuit what you need In Ma
ohioerr. Write for what vou want and how yon wih to buy. Time until nest Fall, noon part, will be
jlrrn to rraponsible ciwbimeni. Sixteen yearn In the mmlne in a guarantee of my knowing what la
adapted to this aectlon. Remember 1 eU noahoddr Machinery. Addrww
G. 0. BISTAMAXTE, lannfaftnrfrs' Agent,
JACKSON, MISS.
mm)
HAltl;
HMlt.
TRENEWEtf
V Uaa bean to constant
f uao by tla pnbtlo
for over twaatv yoara.
and la tho beat rrcpanatlon
over laewnted for R8TOK-
ino orav nAi:: to its
TOI'TIIFUL C'OLOlt AWX
LIFE.
jau31,'83-3m.
was not hitched to the vehicle they oc
cupiea, some of our kind young men
rendered their services and finally got
them off. As they started the lady raised
from her rosy cheeks a large veil and
threw her arms around her husband, and
he immediately let go the reins that
guided the animal, and such another
kissing and hugging never was seen in
our town before. The town was in such
an uproar of laughter that the large
number of guests at the Thornton house,
ladies and all, were attracted, and soon
the large portico was lined with people
full of laugh, but that did not stop the
newly married couple.
GONE TO THE LAND OF FLOWERS.
Jacksonville Union.
A romantic story is told here about a
newly married couple that will bear re
peating. A wealthy young Englishman,
named Henry Clifford, met at Niagara
rails, a young English lady, a daughter
of a gentleman named Thomas Bell, who
had been brought trom England to
America by her mother and brother to
escape the importunities of Mr. Clifford.
The mother and father preferred a very
wealthy and very aged person tor a hus
band for their daughter. The brother
sided with his sister, and when the lover
arrived at Niagara he was taken in hand
by the brother. The result was an elope
ment and marriage, lite young pair
went on to New York, and thence took
the steamer to Florida. Mr. Clifford
bought an orange farm on the Indian
river. Mrs. Bell, with her son, arrived
here recently and found her daughter
and son-in-law at the hotel. For a time
there was a prospect of a lively scene.
But the voung man's "What's the use,
mother ?" made it all right. Daughter
and husband were forgiven. All four
are going to the orange farm on Indian
river next week.
GEORGIA LOVER'S MISS THE MARK.
Rome Courier.
Yehterday evening at an early hour a
young gentleman from the country, on
. J i : i .!....
matrimonial uiaun uiuaii, muv; iiiv.il
town accompanied by a friend. "Bar
kis was willm . but tne stern side ot
the trentle maiden demurred. i"o it had
been arranged to meet at the house of a
:tl friend. I hoy met. The trie nd
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Aflc-tions, also a positive and radical cure
for NaT'OM Debility and Nervous Com
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in tliousands of eases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo
tive and a desire to relieve human suffer
ing. I will send free of charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full direction for prepar
ing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. A.
Noyes, 149 Power's Block, Rochester, New
York.
-.
There is virtue in the attempt even to
do a great thing well ; but if wc fail, it
argues nothing against the heart, but
only that circumstances thwarted or
that our iudirment did not match the
nobilitv of our desire.
This is to certify that we bought over
four thousand dollars worth of Dr. Dram-
goole's JCnglith female Bitten and Bailey a
Saline Aperient during the year 1881, and
from personal observation and public
opinion, take much pleasure in recommend
ing them as worthy of public confidence
mid favor.
TnoMPsoN, George, k Co ,
Wholesale Druggists, Galvi ston, Texas.
If you don't like the use of a sickening pill
for your headache and constipation, just
try one dose of Bailey's Saline Aperient, and
ynu will never use another pill for the same
purpose.
"Tough on Chills,"
Cures 5 casea for iio cents in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Purham, Atlanta, Ga.
THE
MISSISSIPPI CO-OP Kit ATI VIS
FIRE mm AMATIi.
t)
Organized and ('bartered Under the Laws of the State of Mississippi.
m m m-- -- m z m-z mm. ,
FREDERIC SPEED Premdewt
MA RYE DABNEY, Vick-Prkbidknt
JEFF. II. GRAY SKcarrany and Tkkakurkr
SAMUEL M. SH ELTON Attoknky
EUGENE A. SHELTON, Gbwrtul Mahaorr
HOME OFFICE: VICKSBURG, MISS.
Is organized upon the Mutual Benefit and Benevolent Plan, by which the holder of
certificates contribute proportionately to pay losses. The mutual plan of insuring
lives which has been so successfully practiced by the Mutual Benefit .Societies, such
ss the Knights of Honor, Knights of Pythias, American Legion of Honor, United
Order of Workmen, Catholic Knights, and" many others, and which has proved to be
the simplest, cheapest and equally safe with any other, is being applied to this Asso
ciation, to the protection of property against loss by fire.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY IN THIS STATE.
And until Agancies are established applications for certificates may be made direct
to the office at Vickaburg.
Send for Association Circular Giving Detailed In for mat ion as to oar Plan.
jan.24,'83-3m.
MBMBMMBMMMMBMBSSSMSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSWBSSSSSSSSSSMSSw
THE OLD RELIABLE
It xirrll-a Urn nattirml
food tana color to the hair
gltuul Tilt limit atuiDing the
eklu. II will tncrcaso and
tltickon tho growth of the
hair, prevent lu blam-hlng
tvud t.Uiing o!T, aud thus
AYS It 1' fcaAUMOttW
f
It curra Itching, Erun-
tloiia niul Dandruff. As
HAIR lKIrtlNJ it la very
dlriti', sit Ing the liialr a
ni i urn aoftnrea which all
admire. It keeps the head
clean, sweet aud healthy.
NGHAMS
Vu FOR THE
WHISKERS
will change the heard to a BROWS or
BLACK at discretion. Being In one
preparation It to easily applied, and
prodtaoM a permanent color that will
not wash off.
PRJUABJU B
A. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. H.
Soldbx allCialenln
AGENTS WANTED.
mutual
who had accompanied the young gentle
man was dispatched tor the license,
which was obtained in due time. Now
came the trouble. Ihe faithless mess
enger proved himself "laggard in love"
another man's love. If it had been
bis own. he would never have stopped to
buy bluestone. He wanted blue.ste.nc to
soak his seed wheat, and, moreover, he
wanted to feed his horse ; and so, while
his horse quietly munched his supper,
the good mother ot tne tair one received
information of the plot the young folks
hud laid to undermine herpeaceot nana.
She brought that girl home.
AN EAKLY-MORNINQ ELOPEMENT.
Little Rock Gazette.
Rrinklev is the name of a thriving,
nrnsnernus little town, some thirty or
forty miles east of this city, on the Mem
phis and Liittie kock itanroau. nnua
fltr Ane not often come to the front with
sensations, but she is now in a state of
wild excitement. . . ingranam is me
name of a man, who for several years
If you have any faith, give me for
heaven's sake a share of it ! Your doubts
you may keep to yourself, for I have
plenty of my own. Uocthe.
A Grave Error.
No error in the conduct of physical life
can be greater, or of more serious consr
quince, than to suppose that pnins in the
buck and loins, flattering of the heart, and
disturbances of the urinary syrteia are
trivial, and will "go as they came." To
neglect pueli symj touiR is u sure wny to
incur serious aud often fatal diseases. The
true cure for them is Hum's Kemedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine. This
medicine is never taken without benefit.
If nervous about your kidneys, bladder,
liver, or urinary organs, use Hunt's Remedy
E.
v. 8ETJT
H1KSIKSIE1I.
JACKSOF,
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles Clocks,
Musical Goods, Etc.
THE JOHNSON BXTOLVXYw BOOS OASS.,
YTY STOCK OF
iVL dUw evi r on sale in JACKSON; while rich
ABOVK IS MANY TIMES LA Kti P.R Til AN ANY SIMILAR DI3-
assortuicuts nnd Ktylcs and .cusou-
ublp prices you will find unprecedented.
The above immense lots present an endless field for selection of ELEGANT, LI. A I.,
aud
OS ASK I
' AN EIaEOANT PHESJ3NT.
OTALUABLITO
lAwTr,t CleiirnwXrhTisuta,
lUltorw, Bsutkara, Tcacliuw,
merebnata. . Sttuksnto:
And all who road Books, .
CHEAPEST, STRONGEST, BEST
Bend tor descriptive circular and moellat.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
Address, BAKEB, PRATT CO.,
Miool r.iml"hera, and dsalsrs to wrsrytklBg in tta
Book and titulloiwry luio. W
1!) Ilond Hu, New Vork.
a a ninatraaad data-
iowlmorawlS
auu ubciua uuum
FOR UOOD 0(K)S AM) liOiiEST
VALUE, QO TO
W. O. STRAUSS,
State Street.
I HAVE JUST KEUfclVED ASS IMMMBt
stock of
Dry Hoods and Notions,
LADIES AND MISSES I I.OAKs
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
Selected especially to suit the trade here,
r NO TBOUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, "a
FS1CES WAY BELO kSY DEALER
IN THE COUNTRY
Convince yourself of the truth of this statement
liATINO CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
DON'T FORGET IT!
This invitation, and cheerful, polite attention is extended to all.
nov.29,'82-:.m. By REUTTER.
Royal (J Brand Fertilizers !
A
PREPARED BY THE MOST APPROVED FORMULAE,
a skilled Chemist.
RE
under the direction of
a
past has resided at tsnnkley, engaged in by ly'di d examination of uy atock
the nursery DUBiness. xj AtUntlon of Farmer, anked to large .lock of
transferred ms aiienuou iroui baooino and ties, coffee,
tne nursery oi rrui. c-wiu-
flnwArci to the nursery
ford, stealing that gentleman's daughter,
the tWO eloping. A greater switti Bciicm
inn has never occurred in that vicinity.
The couple left Brinkley at 4 o'clock in
and went to Forrest City,
thflv took the train North on the
V.inVwl hranch of the Iron Mountain
road, going to Pasaeould. From there
they went to New Madrid, going from
F.rrPut. ti'itv to jonesuoro ou
car and there catching the Paramore
train.
A VIRGINIA OBOOM IN A 8TOBM
Fredericksburg Star.
Tt. Wednesday evening in this place
an expectant bride and hjer maids, to
u, .: . comnanv of friends, were
Bt till I v ar a .
anxiously awaiung picucuc
groom, who had not diu in an appi.
- v, otv.intd hour. The sup-
aiisjc mi wv, "fr . . " 1
per was spread, the parson on nana, m
annetv was tne luum imooiuu a
Knur The waitine time was spent
nleasantlv as possible under the circum
stances. Many were the surmises re
specting the absent and expectant
After an hour had elapsed be
yond the time aet for the ceremony, the
anxiously looked for one presented him--a.1
r had driven eighteen miles
auu- ., ... i.iIa. 1.
through the deep snow mat, nau t" the
SUaAK, MOLASSES, FLOUK,
AND TOBACCO.
at lowest market value.
r HlOIIEST MARKRT PBH'l PAID POS COTTON
ABD A I.I. COUKTBY PBOOUCE.
oct.4,'82-6m. W. 0. 8TRAUSS.
THEY ARE CHEMICALLY PTJR.
VI IKY AKK I'ROn I OI K TO KIVK TMM.I.AKS i'llKAPRR
PER TON THAN FwMKEION rKRHMKRRN.
-rilKY ARK 'OtfIOI WlKt KMHCI AIaI.W 'I'O SI PPM I'll K
DEHAmM OF CROPS I PON CLAY LAND.
They Contain all the Elements of Plant Food,
Both for the First and Latter Demands of
the Plant.
We continno to
act assoUoi tors for
natenta. csvesta.
-trsfle-mftrks, eopyrlKhts., etc.ior.
the United States, ana to oosaui pa
outs in Canada. England, Franco.
Germany, and all other countries.
Thirtvoli Tears nractice. Ml
ehargo for examination of models or draw
ings. Advice ty mail free.
Paiints obtained throngh s se noticed la
fhe HCIBNTiriO AMERICAN, which has
... n;rnlnfinn anil i the rOOHt i till II-
Ulll UHOM . . ...... , . .
ential newspaper of its kind published in the
world. Tho advantages of such a notioe eyerj
patentee understands.
mui-i - .A ol.in,lwllvlllntratri1 nWS
to set enco, mechanics, InvenUons, anginsering
works, ana otner aepamnonw ui "u"-"'r
progress, pnblished in any oonnfcrj. Single
. v . . ii t a.aIa a.,1.1 h all tiAWa
aipies oj mati, aw
leal era. ..ui.w. t Rctan.
tifin American. 261 Broadway, Nsw Tork. y
Handbook about patoots matiea iree.
SEEDS
WILDER tfc TUTTXE,
C0TT0M kW WOOL BIYKRS,
OFFICE UP 8TAIES,
Corner Fascagoula and Capitol Sts.
JACKSON, MISS.
Oo not lancrr be l oslrnt le rsatsie Half s Hair- to tho acre, wnea
with 90O poaadw ot oar HllPKRPllONPHATEfl yoa caa
doable the yield.
GREENS FERTILIZER FACTORY,
JACKSON, niKS.
K-Send for Catalogue and price list.
We Bay On Orders From Spinners.
nipt. 2782 -m.
GRADUATED 1T
BOBT. J. MILLEE.
DENTAL SURGEON,
JACKSON, MISS.
Office Corner State and Capitol Streets.
Up Stairs.
aarTEBMS, CASH.
Juwrtl,'82-ly.
Frnit Trees! Fruit Trees!
OCR STOCK FOR THE EN80IKO SEASON
la verr fine and lncludea a Full Line of the
cnolceat varieuea oi
Fruit and Ornamental Trees!
SCHOOL XCTICE.
w- wnta SELECT SCHOOL FOR ROYS.
I the nomber not to exwed twenty. Will prepars
puplia lor college or ouuub
VlncM, Plant, Roues, Ktc.
A large Stock of the new
Chiaeae Hybrid Pears,
l.eCoate aad KleMer.
fW Special Freight Rate to Jackson, 68c. per lOOj
pounda.
New Deacrititive Catalogue mailed Iree. Addreaa
OAINIO), WILES A CO.,
PBACHWOOD Nl'BSEKIBS.
State line, Wayne Co., Mia,
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Union School Agency!
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of Fwld, Uardan. Tluwer and Traa
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men.
W. H. Clark, Manager. - H. Mayers, Bec'y.
BRAIVDOIV, HlMs.
rrniE union school agency work to
X, promote the Educational Intereat of Mliatasippl j
ann oi ner ntawo, uj
1. inricuiing toropeicni icacnenior acnoou, l am-
n. etc.
2. Securing auitabie and lucraUre BOSUIons lor
Tuarshera.
There la bo reason why any School ahould he wlth
ont a competent Teacher, or Teacher be without a
cheat, If they will avail themaelTes of Ihe oppor
tonitlva furnlthed by thla Agency, which haa the
brat faclliuea ior aaoaruuntng an vaeaociea, being in
constant correpondence with hrhoula and leacliera.
For Orculara. addreai tlsios School AaXBCY, F.
O. Bog M8, BltailfUn, MlBBUMSUTl.
noT.l,'82-om.
MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES,
ENGINE GOVERNORS, 4c. Send for
Price-list. W. H. DILLINGHAM a CO.
421 Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY.
Poster Printing.
TxcvssioK M i n- will find It to their In
Xli tcrent to correspond with ua before hating their
roatcrs, Hand UUla anil Tickets printed. AiMrcaa.
FOWL'S A Bbkspalk, Jackson, Mlaa.
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A. H. JAYKE.
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