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THE Clarion: Wednesday, February 14, 1883.
8
The Clarion.
Official Journal of the City of Jackson
noi mix; candioatkh.
The following are the rate, li n!iounrerieU In
thin paper, which mart he paid bm inertinn Is
ordered: District offio, li""; minty ottiv
7.n. Beat nlBoja, as.!"!. C'Miiniiinicalliiiis Id the
interest of candidate. . i prinKsi Him awrap
words to a Hoe, K. These rate and t. run will bv
invariably adhered K.
T a are iiithnrltad lo announce the name of Mr.
TT H. I! VV.WIK, of Hindu County, a a eandi-:
date for the offiee of IH.lrict Attorney of the Ninth
Judicial IriKtrirt, ejinijmwtl of the counties of Co
piah, Hind. Madison and Yazoo. Election, No
veaiUr, ls3.
TtL are anthnriwd to announce, the name of
' Mr II. C. CONS, of loplah Count v. an a
candidate for District Attorney for the Ninth Judi
cial District, cotnpond of the ounti.w of Copiah,
Hinds, Madisnn and Yaaox. Kile, thin, Xi.v ember,
ltm.
Hubsc'KIRKKh chauffing the addres of
their paor will ltaxc state former tin
well as prewnt l'oftofBco. This will
nave us much time anil corfeapupdeaaa.
LOCAL IND OTBEB NOTES.
St. V.'tlt'iitine lhiy.
ScotliKWilution notice in another col
umn. Apiol tDCHBB clHW hand fire. pnriiic
is ofli-red fur wile. Me advertisement.
See notice in another column of
newspaper cilice, fur utile in North Mis
tiMippL Reralar meeting of Jacaaon Lodge
No. 168, Knigfatmuid LdkM of Honor
tO-!lijllt.
Toe Ootid Lodge of FreeMwwoni
will eonvene til in morning, itxxixtj -fifth
annual Oteetfag,
We were favoreil with a call thin
morning from Hon. Frank Me( lee, of the
Enterpri.se. Courier.
- Col. .louen 8, Hamilton returned
vcaterday from an extended trip to New
York and other Northern cities,
Meaarf, ileus, Wright tt Co. are now
nt work painting 'I'm: ( 'la won building
ruif nil i t tatttaa "p,,,,!,.. I, , ,...
a w iiiiii in, ii i u i ii nn i iipri inuvi .
We regret to learn of the serious ill
ness of our townsinim Mr. K. '. Kerr,
and hope he will soon be up and well
again.
The trial of Mr. II. Hen in, ,f Vieks
burg in the federal court reunited in liin
acquittal. His lawyers were Marshall
Miller, Eeq., and Judge Briei).
The following unmet haveheen add
ed to the list of Telephone suhserihers:
08. State Treasurers office; 66, lr. ,lno.
I Hunter, residence.
Hon. It. T. Kimbrobgh. of Ashland,
was yesterday elected C rand High l'riest
of the Royal Arch Chapter of Msssis
sipjii a coinplinieiit justly merited.
.1. E. (Jwin, Esq.. of Holmes, und
Col. Percy, of Grnenville, ore among the
lawyers of note who have attended the
courts of the city from a distance the
present week.
Rev. .1. V. Boone, of Holly Springs,
North Mississippi Conference, supplied
Dr. Galloway pulpit Sabbath night,
and delivered a very impressivo dis
course to a large congregation.
The south part of the new wall en
closing the penitentiary buildings, is
rapidly approaching completion, and
when finished will add greatly to the
appearaia f the front.
Messrs. Hamilton, Hoskins & Co.,
feaaons Penitentiary, hare added a Shin
gle machine to their many other labor,
and time saving innehincs. which cuts
rixty (60) Hhingles to the minute.
Mr. H. II. Henry, our esteemed con-
frereof the State Ledger, will remove
his family to this eiiy from Brookhaven
at an early ilny. They will be a valua
ble accession to the Soclet v of the Capi
tal. 1
Bev. H. F. Sprolcs, pastor of the
Baptist church, is at Meridian assisting
Dr. Boseman in a meeting. The Buptill
pulph will be supplied next Sabbath by
Bev. J. B. Oanrbrtfl, editor of the Bap
tist Record.
Judge Frederic Speed was elected
yesterday by an almOftt unanimous vote
as special representative of the (.rand
Chapter of ltaiaaippJ to the General
Grand Chapter' that meets in Denver in
August next.
Mrs.. I. w. Patty died at her home
in Macon, Minx., on Friday morning last.
Tho bereaved husband and family have
the sympathy of a host of friends, at
home and elsewhere in the great loss
they have sustained.
"This in regular (irand Lodge
weather," remarked a delegate on Mon
day on bis way to the lull through the
rain. If the Irand Body would ap
point a Committee on the Weather, it
might perhaps select a better time.
Another mistrial in the case of ( leo.
W. Barbour in the federal court. He
was ablly defended bv Mr. LVtelle of
this city", am! Judge mien of Warren
county, and vigorously prosecuted by
the V. 8. Attorney I.?a.
Dr. Mayliin is domiciled with bis
manning tninilv at the late residence,
4... I.;.. I. t. 1 t l.a -A l ., .... '
1" ii" ii OT nas uougn,; OI HIT. 1 lllllip
Hilzhcim in the western suburbs of the
City, where we have no doubt thev will
be accorded the courtesies usually ex
tended to new settlers in our midst.
The Summit Sentinel savs that the
Grand Jurv of Pike county, failed to
find an indictment against Mr. Hender
son Russell, who shot and killed W'm.
Prtre,in the DeSoto House, McComb
City, last December, the evidence show
ing that the shooting was done in self-defense.
Among the CkAKioir callers durimr
the past few days we note the names oi
Dr. J. M. Bayliss, of Ellisviile; Messrs.
C. N.Harris, of ltke: Jno. M. Watson.
of Mt. Carmel; 8. 8. Carter, of Good
man, and a number of others, nearly all
of whom left renewed expressions of
ginru nin ami suusiauiiai support.
We bad prepared for this issne a
sketch of the Masonic (irand Lodge m
session to-dav. including special refer
once to Its Most Worshipful Grand Mas
ter, to le accompanied with a portrait
of him; but the artist sent the plate to
Jackson, Mich., instead of to Jackson,
Miss. It will appear in next issue. 1
We find thi reference to Rev. J. !
W. fcljiurin, one of the former beloved j
pastorsof tne Methodist Church South,
of this city, in the Pearl Rier News, I
Columbia: "The Rev. Mr. Mcliunn
made a very favorable impression on the
congrt gatiou at this place. We think
conference ha scut us an acceptable
man."
We were gratified to receive a tele
gram a few days since from Col. J. M.
Smylie, Swamp Land Commissioner,
stating that he bad succeeded .t Wash
ington much better than he anticipated;
that every claim of the State had been
allowed, and that he would fully accom
plish the object of his misHion.
Mr. David L. Thornton, one of the
popular and rising young lawyers of
Kentucky, was in our city last week,
and gave us a passing call, nc was on
u visit to relations in our State, and
being near the Capital came over to
take a look at it. We regret that the
bad weather interfered with tin: comfort
of his stay, but hope be will return to
bis home in the Blue Grass region with
favorable impressions of the Sunny
South.
--llev. Dr. J. L. Tucker has resigned
the reetonhip Of St. Andrews' church,
and the resignation has been accepted,
with much regret by the vestry. He
has consented to remain until after
Batter, when be will enter upon the
rectorship of Christ' Church, Mobile.
In leaving Si. Andrews' Parish, be pays
1 1 i lt 1 1 and grateful tribute to its people,
BOa they arc no less cordial in their ex
pressions of confidence and regard for
him.
Tin- handsome residence of Mr. Jno.
H. OdenejU, oh State street, came near
total destruction by lire on Thur-day
last, about noon. The lire originated in
the nursery, and by means of a defec
tive flue, was communicated at once to
the roof, from which (lame and smoke
issued in several parts. Our gallant
fir. men never did more efficient service.
The damage to the house is about $!1000,
fully covered by insurance. There was
no insurance on the furniture, which was
considerably injureU ty water and re
moval. In our last issue we thanked the
Street Committee for putting the side
walk to the cemetery in a good and pas
sable condition. 'e have since learned
that this much needed improvement was
the work of that liberal hearted gentle
man, ( Sol. J, S. Hamilton, and was done
at bis own expense, for which be has
the hearty thanks of all who visit the
cemetery. Our grateful acknowledg
ments are all the more appropriate as
the work was done by him without fee
or hope of reward.
Died, on the 12th of January at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Win.
Gibson, near Little Hock, Arkansas, Dr.
.las. M. Slaughter, about W years of age.
He was a resident of Madison county
for many years, where he was much
beloved by all who knew him. Canton
( it i.en.
If we are not mistaken, the death here
recorded is that of Dr. Slaughter who
formerly resided in Jackson some thirty
years ago, was mine host of the old Man
sion House, a somew hat famous hotel,
which stood opposite the. store of Mr.
tsydore Strauss on State street.
The callers at TlKB CLABIOH sanc
tum since our Isst are indeed "too numer
ous lo mention" among them wo have
space to note: Messrs. Thrasher and
Hastings, of Claiborne; Bayless, ()f
.lone,-.; Seal, of Harrison; Johns, of
Amite; French, of Warren ; Cameron of
Lauderdale; Priestly, of Canton; Mur
rysnd Alexander, of Tippah J Dr. (i nice,
of Fayette; Messrs. Carter and Gill, of
Holmes; Hon. Allen Kicks, of Yazoo;
S. A. D. Greaves, of Madison; Hon. B.
T. Klmbrough and Dre Bouton, of Ben
ton; Dr. Tennisson, of Lawrence; John
Me A m, Lsi., of Jefferson; Senator
lioaiie, of Calhoun; N. L Smith, of
I liinls, and others.
Tunc, Hess, Wright & Co. use cosl tar in
their roof paint; It tat same time do not
n erloOK the important fact that their prepa
ration, when it is ready for USS, is no more
like simple Boa! tar than the finest ami most
cnstlv house paint is like common linseed
oil.
The Queen of the Carnival.
Miss Susie Richardson, the beautiful
daughter of our esteemed cx-townsman.
Col. B. Richardson, was the Queen of
the Carnival in New Orleans last week.
From a description of Rex's Ball, in the
Times-Democrat, we copy so much as
relates to her, which will be read with
interest by her many friends hereabouts:
"The Queens of previous years have
been so beautiful tliat a lady who as
sumes the title runs the risk of a crucial
comparison and criticism. In the pres
ent instance, her Majesty's charms did
not pale before the memory of her pre
decessors, but, robed in a royal garb of
white satin, looked every inch a Queen.
She had chosen her maids of honor with
great good taste, and although she stood
.n il,- princesx among them, their glorious
multiform dazed the eye. They were
also robed in court dresses of white, with
handsome floral offerings in their hands
and the King's colors nestling in their
hair. By some unlucky chance the
Queen's jewels had miscarried, but her
Gracious Majesty looked none the less
lovely on that account."
If you want a fine Rockford, Quiektrain,
AValtham or Elgin gold or silver Wntch at
almost factory price call on SkutTKB.
Da, Mopkktt is daily receiving the thanks
of pnreuts whose children lmve Dcen saved
by rsKTUlNA ( Teething Povdrrt). For sale
ii.v uyron Licmiy.
Ham.-The beet brands in America,
and Breakfast Bacon 13 to 17cts. per
pounu soiu tiy i.emly ot pov.
Gou Chains, gold Necklaces, Ladies fine
Sets, gold Lockets and Rings, etc., all at re
ducod prices, at 8kVjTTk's.
LETTER LIST.
Lint of letters remaining in the Post
office at Jackson, Hinds county, Miss., for
the week ending February 14, 1883.
Garden Seeii Our stock Is now iu,
of
crop 18S3 and verv full. Buy of us
and you get reliable seed. A
S. LemLT & Sox.
! Jan. Sl.'S-'Mm.
Allen, C.
Ashtiy, Jai. W.
Rank, Annie
Bewick, Chaa. -2
Wake. fc. f.-
B ala, Henry .
Browo, Calo
Caliis, Delia
i ii.- H. Wis.
Campbell. T F.'
Comer, Wni.
Couina, Jan.
Coward, Jan. L.
DeLaney, '!
Klle.it, Julia
Erwin, Anilrew
Kear'Bs, .Mm. Mary
Henderson. Bet Ida
Humphrey, John
Hachii. Lucindu
Lane. Jark
.lone, Fannie
Johnson, Henry (In
liso.)
lohnion, H. A.
Johnson, Eliza
Lane, Joe
Limbaugb. J. A.
Magee, Kbert
McKay, Joe
McGee, Lewi
McArchte, H.O. 2
Meaapnger, W. L.
Mov, R H.
Moore, B. R.
Pleaaant, 8. A.
Rollinson, Annie
ttorhc, Jno, Henry
Hmith, Robert
Smith, Mariidi
Smith, Lucy
Smith, Anly
Styles, Diana
Stnrt, Jane
Stevens, Wilson
Terry Virginia
Terry, Meli'ioi
Thomas, Wm. B.
Thomas, Levi
Thomas, H. IT.
Fartett, Miss Anna
AVest, Win.
Woattey, jr. h.
Younger, Xaunie
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please sav '"advertised."
dm. C. McKjee, P. M.
MARKET NEWS.
New Orleans Prices.
Cotton 0 to 111.
Smrar 5 to 7'A
I'ollee lllto 10.
BaooO SliouMers fa ; sides 10c; hams 13c.
Meal 1.1 to 11.20 Tier barrel.
( 'urn oVie ner Imliel.
Mens Pork $18.(12.
Sait-$i JOtaeic
Hotter 20 to 3"e per pound.
Irish patatoet 13 00 to S.fiO er bbl
Jackson prices aib about per cent,
above these rates.
For Sale.
A good paying newspaper in North Mis
sissippi, with newspaper and Job outfit,
presses, and material, all in excellent con
dition. Address, W. A.
fare Ci.abios office. Feb. 14-83 3t.
Ne avoirs DmoanitRs. Dr. David Davle
soh has arrived in New Orleans to remain
till April 30, with office at his old location,
i Kainpnrt street, near Canal. This is his
ninth season in New Orleans, where he has
acquired a large practice and made himself
Known as a lngli authority on nervous dis
eases. He treats according to the standards
of medicnl science and by methods which
enable bun to guarantee relief, to all sufi'er-
era. He has come to give health to the sick,
strength to the feeble, and new life to those
who lmve ceased to hope for recovery. The
many cures he has effected sufficiently at
test his ability ami skill in the specialties to
which hr is devoted, Bis office honrs are
from 10 a. M. to 3 P. M. and 6 to S p. u. dur
Ingthsweek, and from 10 a. k. to 2 p. m.
Sundays. Bee Irs card.
Bishop Green's Spring Appoint
ments. M rcii. Hay St. Louis, 1, Ji p,,, f hrMlnii, 4, S
Mlsslssiiipi City, ti, li; Kllnxi, 10, 11; State One, 111'
EAteniriM, 10, if,; UorldUn, 17, is; Oraaa Cbapel!
20; Maenn, 22, 23; Coin minis, 24,25; AUrdeen 27'
2S; West lV.lut, W, ' '
Aran.. Vlekstmrc, lj YasooCitr, 1,4; JaokMS
7, S ; Cunluti (OmssHm
TfcS parishes OS the river will lie visited hy the
Aaiistant IllHhop In'foru tho meeting of the CblftMfl.
W. M. OREKK.
Fell. B, 1883.
Rn. Shutter iuid his watch factory lathe
have raised watch repairing to perfection ;
he has reduced success to an axiom, at
Skijitkr's.
Tvit line of Spectacles and eve L'lasscs
50 cents to $10 per pair, at li. Kit's Jewelry
store.
As the spring time conies, gentle Annie,
and the fancy of our people betias to turn
to thought of hotisp-paintin; and borne
decoration! In general, the sendees Qf Hess,
Wright fc Co., the roof-paint;:rs, now in this
eliv will Ka In ,i..,.,.,,,,t . .k;..i. .11
1 , ...ii.v. , ...,. 11 115 no it
should be, and shows that Jackson is not
tieinnu otlicr and larger places in tho im
portant mutter of keoniin her ennfa -u-,.11
painted ami preserved.
N'kw and elegant desiani in Silverware.
just received at li. Kit's Jewelry store.
All watches and leweh v nt "Tho Old
Reliable" establishment are warranted iu
every respect, as every body knows, at
E. V.EUTTKBS.
Sayr trouble by having your watches and
jewelry repaired at ll.KR's Jewelry store.
An Issue of the Canvass.
Enterprise Courier: Unfortunately for
the State of Mississippi the question of rail
road Supervision was not settled by the last
Legislature, and it will be a living issue in
the coming election for Senators and Repre
sentatives. The people of the State will
never be satisfied until some plan is adopted,
and they ought not to be. Wo do not think
the people desire legislation that will in any
way cripple the railroad interests, but they
do desire a just and equitable plan which
will prevent extortion and unjust discrimi
nation ; and they are not willing to surren
der the priueiple that ail corporations are
subject to supervision within the limits of
the Constitution.
TmiPPLK and sectional plate spoons and
forks new designs, at Ilkk's.
A New lot of extra fine Waltham, Ameri
can Lever Ladies watohes, just received at
. Sbutter's.
Msdivh and dessert knives, ivory and
olid metal handle., at Ilia's Jewelry store.
The dull season not for off and payday on
hand, and therefore bottom prices at
8kuttes's.
Full line fiue gold jewelry, watches,
clocks and silverware, at It.ia'8 Jewelry
store.
Rcai in mind thnt Roof painters who
know their business, as Megs, Wright k Co.
appear to know, and who have a preparation
us good as theirs, do not come to Jackson
every day iu the year. Therefore, a word to
the wise roof owner und householder ought
to be sufficient.
One Hundred Barrels Huist's Seed
Potatoes going like hot cakes.,.
S. 1;i:mL & Sox.
STEDMAN & CO.,
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Low Price s.
M'e havn't said much about Hats, and
why we have neglected them we scarcely
know, as we keep the cheapest line of
Hats in the State. No humbug, this.
We have sold within two months over
COO of one style Hat, and didn't adver
tise them either. How is it? just be
cause the' are a bargain 50 cents on
the dollar only.
TJjVtBrS.3E.XjILiLS.
It is not every one who knows how
Umbrellas are graded, and that the num
ber of ribs count in the price. We sell
S Rib Umbrellas at $1 25
Hi Rib Umbrellas at 1 50
Just under Umbrellas we may men
tion Reversible Gum ('outs at $3.60.
You generally pay $5.00 for them. Rub
ber Leggins, $1 .00.
CITY TAX
We have received a big lot of our
Spring Stock in Shoes; and although it
is a little early to talk abont Spring goods,
we believe in being on time.
We are offering a Lace Kid beaded
front, at $1.50; a Kid Fox Button Boot
at $2.00 and $1.25.
These goods cannot be duplicated out
side of our bouse at 25 per cent advance.
Men's Ixnidon Toe Congress at $2.50,
is one of our drives.
Yard-wide Lonsdale and Fruit of
Loom, bleached Domestic still goes at
10 cents.
Every number in Coats' Spool Cotton
in stock.
STEDMAN to CO.
The Crust of Tartar
Speedily leaves the surface of teeth upon
which the cleansing and preservative influ
ence of 6O30D0NT is daily exerted. No
fonr of decay can infest a set of "ivories"
upon which it is used. It bus. moreover, a
most refreshing effect upon the mouth, in
which it leaves a very agreeable taste, be
sides rendering the breath fragrant. If the
mouth be rinsed with it after smoking, the
taste of the tobacco is eulirelv dissipated.
As an auxiliary to personal comeliness it
cannot too highly he extolled. Sold bv
drnggistv
New Advertisements.
WANTED,
IXI'i:itIi;N( i:i) SALESMAN U-To sell Printed
lj Wrapping V:ict and Paper Baoa, in the fol
lowing States: Mississippi nnil Inilsiana. Large
commission given. We are an established house of
twenty eon. For full particBlaTs writo our house
WM. It. H. ROGERS A CO.,
Nos. lus to 111 WSOiter Street,
fcMVSMt. Nkw York City.
DISSOLUTION.
rilHE FIRM OF HURLEY A MOORE IS THIS
X day dissolved hy mutual consent, X. J. Hurley
retiring. T. F. Moore assuming nil the liaMHUes
and is alone authorised to Collect the assets. All
parties haying claims against tho firm will please
send them iu for collection, and all parties owing
the firm will please come forward and settle
HURLEY A M(k)RE.
T. F. Moorr, Successor to nurley & Moore.
fsbH.'SS-lm.
AN EXTRAORDINARY
OFFER !
ALL WANTING EMPLOYMENT!
Tv. ,T"K AGENT, AFTER A THIRTY DAYS
X trial, fails to make at least $100 clear above
expenses, we will take back all goods unsold and re
un u 1"ODey ,aili "" Uur circulars to agents
?Kow, st 3 has been made In a single month
We gWe exclusive territory. Therocanbo no com
petition. Business is honorable, pleasant and profit
able. An agent wanted In every county. County
right sent free with first order. Every agent or
those wishing employment, should write ua at once
as counties are being taken fast and no other firm in
the United States ever liefore otlored such extraor
dinary and lilieral terms to agents. Send I one
cent stamps for large description circulars contain
ing this otter to the
RENNEH MANUFACTURING CO ,
kuM. ,218 s"hneld Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
Iebl4,'83-lm.
T. A. ILER,
State St., JACKSON, 9IISS.
HAS IN STOCK A LARGE AND ELEGANT
assortment of
Solid Gold and Rolled
Plate JF.WFXRT,
dold aad Silver, Key nad
Siem-wtadlaar H A K ims.
Large lot of Clocks, Spectacles, Ete.
Somothing new!
Celluloid EVK-CJL ASSES !
They are highly recommend, and are sure to pleas
ThediillaeaM.a u now approaching, and mv bills
falling due, shlc'j will compel mo to sell my goods
at prices newr before giren on such goods. See the
good and be convinced, that I mean Just what I sav
Remember, also, that I do anything '
In the Repairing Line !
and .warrant ill mv work.
, ;V, IU;N. tBasnw-p's Oj..t. Stast-,i
KIM, M-3U. SrTK STBKKT.
SALE.
-)o ,
t nfT t qptt rivr iAWniv tui r rv
of the City Hall, at auction, to the hijrhe-t birl.l.. , AuCH
Awln Ha.aail.all ...it.arl if f t. f lavae A .. ., - a ' 1 Ur CSsk .
the following described property, for taxes due tad unBi"! ?i
and for all Costs und dainares due thereon, " v i
Ceilecior
Name.
Austin, Percili
Austin, Mark
Alcorn. Mrs. B. J
Batte, R. B
Burwell, Joe
Bloom, E
Bloom, B
Bloom, E
Brown, Joe
Brown, K. H
Burnes, Jno., estate
Comfort, A. M
Cooper, Mrs. Sarah
Cititen, Ellen
Campbell, Muriali, es ate..
Clifton, O., afrent
Drew, A
Davis, Kicliarl
Dohertr Estate
Dyer, 0. W
Donnell. Mts. Sue
Davis, Koliert
Downing, Denis
Crawford, J. W
Coleman, Klizabetti
Forest. T. I
Fieeman, Marv
Jaidiei, Mrs. Mary
Gnpttll, J. B
Gibbs, W. H
(iureti, Jerry, heirs of....
Hooker. Mrs. Fannie
Dmceiptios.
Jennison, Elisabeth
Jennison, Elizabeth
.1 tekson & Mnugittn ......
Jelks, W. B :
Kerr, Mrs. Mary
Kerr, Mrs. Mary
Kerr, Mrs. Mary
Jones, Charlie
Lee, Harrv
Lowd.W.Q...
Loneghan, Mrs. R. J
Lester Estate
Lester Estate
Massey, Mrs. A P. L
Morgan, Mrs. L. A
MacMahon, Mr.. A. V...
Miller, Eliza
Morgan, M. L
Mullalev, Mrs. Sarah....
McOuirk, Mies Ellen
Miller, T. J
Manship, C. H
Patton Wash
Patton Buck
Patterson, Jos. E
Robinson, Emeley
Richards, Oregjr,"estate..
Reynols, James
Robinson, Elizabeth
Russell, Mra Carrie
Simmons & Bro
Simmons & Bro
Stewart, .lnlin
Schmidt Heirs
Tinney, Henderson
Taylor, John
Toi-rett, W. II
Wright, Mary Jane.
Ware, Joseph
Wilson, Alex
Wilson, Alex
Wa'sh Estate
Walker, Ueorge
White, Mrs. Lizzie
Ware, Mrs. M. S
Young, William
Yerger, Mrs. M. K
utUHinaa
a l.r nf -v.fi.,. U..a
. : - - "'.man surrey
Improement8 on Court Or... J
JTlJS 1 -V . r .
unioi ma ioi s north Jackson "
E hf of w hf lot 1 sauare 7 Rnu V." .
Improvements in sw corner lot 6 I? l -Nw
qr 2 a lot South Jaeksoi. UuRMs
Shf lot 1 n hf lot 4 block B South.'."
N hfof n hf lot . fractional .Jafk,-
Lots 28 and 29 Hobson tnrvev
S3i of e lot 8 square I Noa'h 'ulV
7 24-10C a lotoS Weat Jaekso, J,ckw-...
fiO feet off south side lot 1 block is '
7 93-100 a lot 58 South Jackson 1
Vi a in se corlottiHugbessurrev v -
faotll Huntsman survey....
Lois 31 and 32 West Jackson.'.'.".." "'
a lot e pi. lots 17 and 18 Colle. 7.1-' -
1 a enet end lots 9 and 1) Cohea surre,
. . i . vw (,, 11,1 ill .1 uel...
Improvements on lot 7 Hinrhes survev
W hf lot 4 square 8 North Jackson -
.......... .. a . l.aiu.7 OOUtn JhCk.
1 a pts lots 9 and 10 Cohea survey
a pt lots 7 and 8 Cohea Survey." ".
1 a in 18 48-100 a lot 0 Hughes Survey
Lot 10 Court, (ireeu
S bf of n hf lot 3 square 3 South JncU,'''
N hf of se qt-3alot 13 South Jackson
s 'i-b ot o a lot li and e hf 5 a lot 12 NoiikEj
Pt 9 31-KX) a lot 2 South Jackson ...... .
i.ei s in ioi o uu u iinu n in lots 7 aniiM 0 v
North .Tirckson
E hf of w hf and w hf of e hf lot ifi H
i.ot l Lonea survey
Lot 4 Clifton estate
Loin '21. 2'2 ami 28 Hoben .llr...
Lots 3 and 9 square 19 West Jackson 1
IJ.JI r tjyj 1 1, i,u imiiein: Ilooaer SllfVi'V
34 by CO feet in sw cor squnro 10 l'D'y Hoa"Ikj2
I t. tv .il I..I li 1 1 nr.. tea .hi..-
E hf of e hf lot 13 Huntsman survev
SO by 100 feet on south side 9 45-100 a lot 18J."
1 1 .. 1 'lei ...in n Brat n . " "T 1 . -
i 3 . iu. . V-1 1 1 iv. 11 catuto v Aeepi o I Oy 151 i
YjY lot 2 squa re 4 South Jackson
SJfilots2and 7 Court square 1 South Jackson 1
' . in kiv ei.v.. lot 7 Xftwh ti wl1 -i
, - ............ w . ... i lit w '.n&Bgu h
M as pt5n. lot4 North Jackson
Lot IS Helm aiirvnv
E hf and e hf of w hf lot 3 Huntsman I survev'"
Se cor 88-100 a lot 1 Clifton cstaie J""
Lot 16 West Jackson
Lot 5 square 2 North Jackson
W hf lot 10 Helm survev
3 88 100 a lot 73 North Jackson
S hf lot 1 and e hf of e hf lot 5 Huntsman shm.,1
A n c pt 8 18-100alot 5aud 4 81.100a lot 598J..J
T . . . . . Ol." 1,1. ... . w . 1- T ,
ran o vo'ixtj n a ooulii a aeKSOn ,it
Lot 2 Cohea survey
mierm uicoes ironi irncuoniu 0U W est Street il
18-100 a lot b South Jackson
2 a lot. off the e side 6 98-100 a lot 9 West JeW
130,1 Viv R11 V feel nr. Bi,lo Ini It.,l... '
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ant... bur... :.. i... r a a i. . . '
wujuviui;i in jui i nijiiiic I oi'UHl JaCKSOtl.,
Lois 4t to bU inclusive I .i hea survey.
Improvemenie on lot 46 Hobson survey
Lot.3 CHftoh estate
Slit'lot'-JCourt. souare 2 Smith. I n.el: inn.
aeast pt lot 10 Huntsman survey
Lot 2 Bankstjn survey
E hf lot 1 square 7 South Jackson
I a south side lot 6 Hughes survey...
Lot 13 Helm survev
N hf of 1 a in n part of 3 a lot 8 Hughes survey....
3 hf lot 19 Cohe survey ..
Ne qr of e 856-100 a lot 4 South Jackson.
14 a in lot 6 Hushes survey .,
8 hf ofne and n hf of seqr 2 a lot 7 South Jsckt
no-Hiua lot iv west Jackson
V. a mid part, east end lot. 6 Hutches survev
W hf square 11 South Jackson except 11 leet off li
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