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The Clarion: Wednesday, March 28, 1883.
The Clarion.
Official Journal of the City of Jackiou
BAIL20AD TIME-TABLE.
"t
Viektbnrg and Meridian Railroad.
Going East- Pawnerr, rti v . t0:Oft, p. m.
Ira. Way rrviwht, atilWttJta. to:
Icevea '. to a. tu ; Through Freight, rrif 2:40 p
in . leaves 3:20 p. m.
doing WeiMail, arrive 3. 20 a ui ., leaves 3 .40 a.
m. ; Eipresn, leave 7 40 a. m. ; arrive from
Vicksbuiy 5:00 p. ni.; War Krriirtit, rri. .'. V.
p. . learn :lf. p. ui ; 1'bruugh Kirigtil, :."
a. ru. .leave '.I 'm a m.
.Kills snoTT, lien. Manager.
K F. Rawohi ii. Niprriatendent.
IIO, W 1'I.lM.is, I.,..: Agent.
Hatobei, Jaok'on a Columbns Bailroad.
1 RAIMi GUIKd EAST.
Mo. I, Mail, daiW -Arrirra at Jaskson S:40p. m
IjMvra Natrher. 1:01 p. m.
Mo. K, freight, daily rxeept Sunday IiavM NaUli
ea 7:00 a. iu , arrive at Jarknon l:M p. M.
TRAINS MM ni.'l
Mo. 2. Mall, daily I .eaves .TarkMin 7:00 a. ni
Arrive at Katclivi U .40 p. ni.
i 4, f niitlit , daily nni,i Sundar loin
Jackronat f:00 a. ni. Arrivrn at Nalchrat ti:0)
B. HI.
K. I. Eboht, tirn'l Sup t.
Oi iownmi ;. P. Ag't.
Illinois Central Railroad.
TRAINS OOfM KHRTM.
No. 2. Rtrrw. arrive 4 .on leave 4:05 p in.
4 Mail, imw 12. .i- leave IStWa. m.
" ft Way lit , amic V'iU - leaves .V.u.i p. ni.
Oi.INO Wl tll,
Mo. I Exi ri-M, arrive 16:18 leaves 11:19 p. hi
" 1 Wail, arrives liM- leaves 8:S0 a. m.
7 Way Ei't, arrive 71 e ' a. rn.
ft T. ltft)i, Agent.
4". M siikafk. lien. Sii'i.
S. W. I Ol.KMAN, A. ti. I'. Ag't.
J. c. CLARKE, rait ami (iea, Han'gr.
LOCAL tM OTHER KOTM&
Vaccinate !
Camellia Hull!
Free delivery !
ld Folks Concert to-morrow rughl
Fresh vcgctablcK are making their
appearance.
You can nend your telegram to
natcnez to-day.
Be kindly aflfectioncd one toward
another, and especially toward the
book agent.
The grand opening of Stedman A
'. commenced yesterday, and continues
today.
The Mite Society will have it next
mtertalntnenf at Fair Lawn biatitute on
Friday night.
unl. . Uichardson and his efficient
tecretary, Mr. Thou; Sturges, were in the
eiiy yesterday.
Mr. Bdwin Barkadale's little son,
Who has been very ill, is we are glad to
learn, somewhat better.
Five car loads sbeep passed upon the
freight yesterday morning from Texas,
consigned to northern eities.
Miles Itird, one of the three who
burglarised Mr. Fransioli's store ha
been arrested in New Orleans.
Kids are invited in this Issue for re
pairing Governor's Mansion. Bee No
lice to bidders, in another column.
Miss Lizzie McDonough, a charm
ing little belle of Lebanon, K.V., la visit
ing Jackson, the truest of Miss Florence
Pea trots,
Our railroad time-talile has been
corrected to conform to existing
Schedules, ft will he Found at head of
this column.
The Mite party at Mrs. Van Hook's
Friday night was exceedingly enjoyable,
and contributed substantially to the new
building fund.
Gen. W. F. Fitzgerald, of Yieks-
bnrg, gave us a pleasant call on Monday,
una took in Tin: G'LABlbw establish mr .
in all its departments.
The Natch"' Oomocrat and Bav
mond (!ii",ic have been exchanging
fe1: :ious greetings on the connection of
the two places by telegraph.
Madison county was the right-bower
of the Mississippi siate Fair Association,
and the good people thereof are anxious
to See the State l air revived.
Mr. K. It. Cottfort, who has had
large experience iu land matters, has
opened an office, and will give careful
attention to business in that line.
The death of Postmaster Oenenil
Howe, on Sunday last, is llieorcaMon lor
the emblems of, mourning placed on the
Jackson post-otlice yesterday morning.
Miss Sue Tarpley, a great favorite
at her old heme, is visiting the city, the
gaest of Mis. Bulkley, with her charm
ing relative, Miss Florence 1 1 nil, of Friars
Point.
--The Illinois Central Railroad has
been doing an enormous shipping busi
ness of late, and the falling oil', w Inch Is
generally heavy at this season of the
year. i very little.
The telephone was connected on
Sunday morning with Vicksburg and
Conversation kept up for an hour or two
with our Hill City neighbors, by several
telephone subscribers iu our city.
A traveling artist has been in our
town during the past week taking views
of our city, for nn Insurance Directory,
and from the number oi pictures taken'
Jackson w ill be well represented.
Messrs. LamhsPt, of the Natchez
Democrat Buchanan of the Grenada
Sentinel, Hons of the Ooffeeville Times
and Johnson of the Purant News, gave
The Clarion u passing call yesterdav
Capt. II. M. Taylor, having resigned
the utlicc ol l orcman of .1 iitLuiiit l. , ... .
Company, No. 1, (steamer) there will be
an election to nil the vacancy at meeting
ii Monday evening next. A full atten
dance is desired.
It behooves our citizens to l(H.k well
to the Flttenlngsof their doors now a
days. Some one entered it (irivate bod
room ft few nights since and relieved tho
occupant of all thesmall change he hap
pened to have on liand at the time.
, Mr. Win. J. Bravo, Nr., is making
some needed improvements in his store
in putting dow n a new Hoor. Some one
suggests that he sells so much of Hmwifs
h ami y (HI that the mere rolling of the
barrels through the store into his warc
h usc, is Hiiflicient to reiiuire a new floor
every year.
Tho Old Folks Concert, to take
place at the Oijcra JIous.- tomorrow
night, will be given by some of tlm best
musical talent of the Hill City, and in
heiiall of a very laudable object, the re
pair of the Presbyterian church in
Vicksburg.
Mr. A. Vinlen lias added a new fea
ture to his business. Cissl- ordered
from him will lie sent to anv part of the
city, free of charge, and parties desiring
to order may do so through the driver ol
the wagon, who is supplied with an or-der-ltook
for that puroe.
I ac lanz- erien hall comes oil at
Camellia Hall on Friday night. It is
given in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. It.
M. Dameron, Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Adam,
Jr., ami Mr.and Mrs.O. V. Freeman. The
arrangements are in the hands of young
gentlemen who will of course make the
occasion a success.
The five gentlemen who have ex
pressed a w illingness to invest five thous
and dollars in reviving the State I-air.
on condition of a bonus of three thous
and dollars from the community, w ill re
tire from the project unh -s the bonus is
subscribed within two weeks from this
date. Inasmuch as the bonus is to be
used for premiums, the proposition ap
pears to be a reasonable one.
The Telephone Fxchange ha- ex
tended its connections to W. A. Whiting's
store and residence, the residences of It.
M. Dameron and Geo. S.Green, and Col,
Hemingway's stock farm making a
total of seventy-six telephones in op ra
tion. It would he quite a convenience
to the public if the Fxpress office could
be rea bed through the Exchange,
- On yesterday evening at o'clock
at St. Peter's church, -Mr. John Warner,
of Canton, Miss., led to the altar Mi-s
Sarah Edwards, daughter of Mrs. P.
CLeary, of our city. A number of
friends in Jackson and from a distance
were in attendance, and all join iii wish
ing them a long, happy and prosperous
wedded life.
"May nn i h. u. Li of Borrow, otwck llu ir
'Koala NyiiH-n' rosy tmwer."
We had the pleasure a few morn
ings since of meeting Miss Lizzie Lon
egan, a bright and interesting young
lady Irom Jackson, who now has charge
of the telegraph office at this place. Ve
would be glad to see more of our yourg
ladies turn their attention to this new
held of operation that is now being
opened up lor them and for which they
are so eminently fitted. Raymond (ia
rotte, 4
Prof. A. J. Nlarks, of New York,
gave an exhibition of paintings of the
Holy Land, at the Baptist church on
Monday night, and at West Jackson En
gine Mouse on Tuesday night, for the
benefit of the new Methodist church.
His descriptive lecture va- very entei-
tainingand instructive. Bible students
should not miss such an opportunity
of having muny ol the localities and
events in the Land of the Book brought
so vividly before thcni.
Rev. Dr. J. L. Tucker preached his
last sermons on Sabbath as rector of
St. Andrew's church in tlii- city. His
Easter morning discourse was based
Upon the communing of t he two disc'-
pies on their way to "the village named
tSmmatls" an exceedingly appropriate
theme for such an occasion. We learn
thai Hi'. Tucker had prepared a farewell
discourse, but feared to trust himself to
its delivery. His congregation have
eeriainiy given nun anumtant reason to
make him feel that he was appreciated,:
and the separation is one of mutual and
great regret. He leaves to-morrow nlghi i
lor his new charge in Mobile
The Grand Opening At Steadman' j
The local sensation of yesterday
was
t'" grand opening at Stedman &Co'a., in
their enlarged store, comer State and
Pearl Streets'. The weather w as all that
could be desired, and the ladies iu large
numbers took advantage of it, bv visit -
"...
lug this mammoth emporium ol dry
, i . , 'I
goods ami lashion. I he- Millinery 1 'e-
partment was, ofoourse, the great attrac
tion, and the expressions of admiration
of the styles, and approval of the prices,
that this reporter heard during a stay
of live minutes, satisfied us that this new
departure of this enterprising firm is al
ready ia success. Madame Blise, the ac
complished French lady who is in
charge of this department, must have
felt gratified by the many Compliments
paid to her good taste in the selections
and her skill iu arranging the great var
iety of ladies' head-gear on exhibition
yesterday. A practical feature of the
display was that several of the most
beautiful hats and bonnets were labeled
"sold." There are thousands of dollars
annually sent from this city for this
dan ot goods, and those who order must
depend upon a mere chance of being
suited. In the Millinery department of
Stedman & Co.. they have the advan
tage of a personal inspection of the latest
novelties afforded by the great centres of
fashion. Paris and New York. "This is
a bold venture," remarked one of the
lady callers yesterday. "Yes," said
another, "but never venture, never
make." We are confident thai Stedman
& Co., will "make" by this new feature
in their business, and our ladies can
make it a success, if they will. But
Jackson is not the only place to lu bene
fited by this new enterprise. The ladies
ol the surrounding tow 11s, wo are sure,
will give it thcinipprovnl and patronage.
At any rate, they should not fail to call
and see for themselves.
When We think of it. it is a curious
thing that none of our large dry goods
houses have before now added a millin
ery department. Almost every dry
goods store is supplied with hats and
caps for gents ami boys, but the ladies
have not been so favored in their oppor
tunities for making selections.
The establishment of ibis millinery
department Wffl, of eOVlp Bploy-
ment to several ladies of our city, and for
that reason alone it deserves the most
u, r .n pf, f. r, , ,
.-,j ... un r.. y.NKn in llie Ill.Vlli
store was very ieaiitilul ami included
the latest and most elegant fabrics for
spring wear. Accomplished young la
dies were in charge, who not only un
derstood how to display goods to the
beat advantage, but how to sell accord
ing to the marked price. That is a fea
ture of Ktednian's. The prices arc not
marked in Oreek, Hebrew, Ittin, or
phonetically, but in plain English figures
that need no translation.
Stedman & Co. keep their business so
fully before the public, in a judicious
and liberal use of printer's ink, that we
deem it unnecessary to go into further
details. All department appear to be
well stocked, and quick sales and very
small profits'will continue to lie the rule.
A nimble penny is better than an idle
sixpence is an axiom satisfactorily test
ed by this firm. Thirteen clerks are
employed, ami the spacious area of forty
by one hundred feci is utilized to the
very best possible advantage.
Notes From West End of Jackson.
ruBsttiiKo in j i k sriATT ; --
House photography,
Love ymir neighbor.
Look on tie- bright side.
John fuller is fuller fun.
Beaotifa! mooalight nights.
More rain on Faster Suixiay.
Noble red men perambulate.
Fruits tire scarce so are nickels.
How brightly breaks the morning,
Exciting chicken fights in the West.
-Eat peanuts and you will he happy.
Green goggles are fashionable in the
West:
West End
amusements are rich and
rare.
Garden truck offered for sal
a nickle.
two for
Olam-bsngl Here she goes, and there
she goes.
If a mini sells peanuts for a living its
nobody's business.
Wedding bells ami oraa
Hi" West End.
1,
OSSlllIlK 111
- nrrying new nickel
like In- would steal.
makes a man feel
TJie European House though small in
size is large in feed.
If everybody in the Went
cigars who keetis the worst
"ps the best
Tobacco is feminine, when it bears the
name f a lady for Instance Lucy Hinton.
- Wsit Jsekson merohanti are very hide
pendent sell goods when tlpy get a onanei
!be Edwards House ia well kept mid
everybody knows it -and that's bow thev
do it.
flow to cure a corn out off your foal
aooidcntAlly-Hitid you will never know the
difference.
When tho West is ablsn
brilliant gas jets he looks lil
('resent CUV.
with all her
a miniature
Napier, the honest boot-maker, will re
pair your shoes and boots, and charge dum
ii jjes sooordtngly.
Hammer ! hammer
bang! bainr! goes
ibimlna .,,,,'L-;.,.,
the
Vely arm nf the in
provements la tne West.
- The south side of Capital streetTln West
.luekson uh. ir.'.i bi built up, and 'made to
witii buslnesi houses.
It Is against the law to dr in k liquor iu
ibis cud of town unless you pay for the
samc ttnd N il'''.
Ju. . r. r itzgerulii was on our street
lust Monday, It reminded us oi the data
when be was kimrp-shooting.
.- Any person who has anything to say
SgaiuSt Notes from the West had, can lake
a running jutBD and luinnthn tnwn
s On ami see Swift, the West Jackson
! I'i"',1",'1' is Mfl fed clean shaver
sad has two or three little shavers himself,
,
rivery time Lawrence pals on his study-
hug caii, ami places liis linirer on Ids n'.i.
nuauii noii ue is going to m
kc some im
provement on nil Valuable property. See
bis enlarged and spacious dining room.
About 100 stalwart sons of Ireland arrived
hereon last Friday night, and departed for
Chicago. Ibey had been laboring 011 the
levees, hut 011 account of the overllow, their
occupation was gone, and thev were return
ing home. Tin y were as happy us the birds
iu 1 Be morning.
-dipt. ,1. W. Tit,. ; the reliable watch
man at. the Jackson Railroad, iron New
Orleans to Cairo. He is a faithful wa toll
man, because we watched and stood senti
nel together during the late trouble between
the States, A good sentinel needs 110 wntoh
lllg. The Mississippi Rifles flag Will soon be
returned to its rightful owners. The mem
bers ,,f this CiOUoni company will he re
joiced, and embrace the pleasant remem
brance ot this in. mento of the cause for
which thev fought, bled and died. It will
be appreciated highly by the old surviving
veterans. We would suggest 11 call for a
happy re-onion of this gallant company
when the flag is received.
West Jackson Fire Companv No. 1, is
now reorganised, and rendy for summer tire
service. .1. W. Ftirrish ii a gallant Captain,
and runs a jolly crew, with Ben Pnmeron at
t ie books. At a meeting held March 22d
the company ordered a seven hundred
pound boll which will be the largest lire
bell In the city. The company has also or
dered new shirts, and has fortv stalwart
men to handle the appirntns. 'Look out
when the bell rings. J,ey went a gilpin
to the last lire, behind a pair 0f 1(rs(.s
Conundrums.
ii"Ksrio.s
FOS PKIUTH ItY THK I.ITEn.VRY
ASSOCIATION OK JACKSON.
-if n man lives until he U one hundred
years old hew much longer should he live?
How long will it take n man selling pea
nuts to get rich r 1
If a cigar will retail for five cents
What will an Alligator-gar cost
How many black kittens does it hike' to
nnik is blue eat?
1 if takes a man three davn to go to
iY'lV (.rk lu,w "' limes can he go to
Halifax 111 the same time?
If it takes one stick of Jujube Paate to
paste up a poster what amount will it take
to paste up a school boy's mouth ?
If it tikes a man. white or black, twen
ty '"mutes to walk from West Jaeksol to
he 8Ute House, how long will it taltc him
to walk to tho State House over in Alubama
Respectfully submitted,
"Jack Si'batt."
STEDMLA.N SC OOe
The Millinery ' Opening 1
advertised for the 27th, weather per-
- a. a . w 1a
Butting end the weaviier was gooa to
us came off. We are satisfied with our
success.
The public came to see us in crowds,
and all seemed pleased, as well as sur
prised at the many and varied styles that
we had to -how in Imported Patterns,
Ha s and Bonnets ; Lace Bonnets and
Caps, as well as Flowers, Plumes and
Fancy Trimmings, in Bead and Gilt.
We expect to keep hereafter as fine a
stock in Millinery as is to be found this
side of New York, and at prices fully
89 per cent. less.
Our Milliners' Specialty is Black
Goods, and yet we had nonrrto show at
our opening, but she hadn't time to get
tip all the styles we wanted in the little
time she had been with us. We will
have them in a day or two.
We didn't tell you anything about our
Display of Fancy Dress Goods just
thought we would throw that in; but
Combination Suits,
15.00 were awfully
sold.
it from !?7.50 to
cheap, and they
French Lawn Embroidered Suits at
$N.OO, is just 25 per cent, under the re
tail price of New Orleans.
The Gingham Suits at $6.76, are the
prettiest things in the house, in qar
opinion.
Seersuckers, at
Figuercd Lawns, at
Solid Colors, at
We show the largest I'm
in the State.
ur 1 lamask Towels at $
...,121c
....12.le.
.... 10c.
f Parasols
!.00.
1 aozei
attracted about as much attention as otlr
Hats.
While Dresses for Little People, sold,
the biggest argument we could use in
their favor.
SklV'Special attention given to orders
by mail.
STEDMAN & CO.
Comncicial Printing.
Tula Clarion Job .Department has
recently received a very large and ele
gant lot of material for commercial
printing, such as letter ami note heads,
bill heads, cards, envelopes; and having
recently reduced prices on all kinds of
commercial printing, we guarantee as
good work and as cheap as can be done
in the State or out of it.
At St. Peter's ottUreh, Jackson, Miss.,
Tuesday evening, March 27, 1883, at halfi
past 5 o'clock, p. m by Rev, ft, Oberfeldt
Ma. Jo0H Warned, of Canton, Miss, ami
Miss Bakaii M. PowarIis, f Jackson,
Miss.
At the residence of Mrs. Matilda O'Leary,
in West Jackson, a reception was given at
8 o'clock P, M., where the many friends of
the bride and groom assembled in Urge
numbers, and tendered their congratula
tions. A brilliant and handsome display of
valuable presents was admired by all. A
sumptuous and delicious supper was then
spread and enjoyed by all present. The
Canton Cornet and String Band discoursed
sweet music, and a lively danca! was indulg
ed in by the happy assembly. Hope t'or
net Band tendered a serenade, which was
highly appreciated. The wedded couple left
on a bridal tour for New Orleans, on the
3 A. M., train.
LEITBB iJST.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office at Jackson, Hinds count v, Miss., for
the week ending March 28, 1883.
Austin, Mark Jise, Lvm
Urener, (iottfried HiibJohnsion, W D
llrizzel, Aron Johns, Mrs. Mary
Black, Washington Lanston, A.
Brown, Joseph bales, Rachel
Bush, Peter Moves, Mahalia
Carara, Miss LizzieMobre, J. N.
M. Moore, Mary
Uarrie, Miss Nancy Nelson, Maggie
.. linen", ,ihs.
Nimley, Wesley
Cornelius, Handel
Craig, Sarah
Dickson. James
Raton, Benj. 0.
Carman. Jonei
Folsom, Henry
(iernci, 0.
(livings, Piit'cy
Hart, Miss Liz'ie
Harwell, 1. H.
Hill. Thos.
Hook, J110.
jmickics, Smith
Oweus, J. P. J
Parvy,. Alfred T.
Puterson, Henry '
Phillips, Lewis
Rodges, Edmond
Scott, Eveline
Scott, Kmma
Scott, Jus. L, 2
Spalding. W. I).
Taylor, Mrs. Ionise
Thornhill. Mr.
Hodger, I.
Thompson, Mrs. Abby
Hughes, Mrs. LucindiiTownev. Mn
Hutson, I). B. Warner, Jus.
Houglies, Wilson Wilson, Susie
Ivy, Lee Williams, A. S.
Persons calling for anv of the above let
ters will please say "advertised."'
OfO. C. Mi Kkk, P. M.
The Ledger has answered eorrectlv
our conundrum, "why nre loafers in a
printing office like shady trees?" Be
cause the printers are glad when they
femr. And yet, our neighbor says, there
are some who won't take the hiiit.
MARKET NEWS.
New Orleans Prices.
Cottoll. f 3i. :
li ordinary to middling fair "'.yaUf -4 :
ftagar, H l. :
lair i while ttarifisl
91
Molasses, in Was., "r fiaJlon:
CSsasMafaoftasss 25 .10
Klce, i I
CMsatoa to choice - S 01
Bacon, r f' :
Breakfast 12
Sides, clear lit. 11
Hams, sugar cured 14
Mess Pork, bH 19 50
Lard, V ft, 1
Choice, in fewrs.. - II .
Coffee, it.:
Oralaary te food 8 Q,vi
Halt, rp sack :
l oarse 90 1 10
Fine 1 10 (nl 40
Corn, in naclcs, 'f Imsliel HJ r4?0
tbrn meal If bbl 3 25
Oats, V bushel :
Hint proof red 75
Jark.se price are about lg'-s; per cent higher than
the forgoing riites.
Special Business Notices. .
TIIK-
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
r 20 Broadwa) , New York.
Kvery Policy issued by tliig -Society heeonu's 1N
Dl.sPL'TAHI.K after having been In force for three
years, and al-o SON-FOnFElTABLE.
ASSETS, - r $4R,000.0C0
INCOME, II,000,OCO
SURPLUS, 10,500,000
Call 011 or adilrc.-,
IIARKOWS & HAYS, Ascents,
iiutrl t, . :i-iw. Jackson, Miss.
Vuiosi Scliool Ajfcncy.
This IiiKtituIi.m HHWmlniT iiuisjualle l CactUlles,
li;is proved a Medium of great good to Schools, Col
leges and Teachers.
Any MMJWtesJ Teacher wishing a desirable Ottd
tuerntivc situation; ScIiimiIb in need of a thorough
Instructor; ;r jhirwius wisliing tobuv or sell School
proao"ty or appliances, can accomplish their desire
by sppiylag promptly to the Dnion School Agency.
Teachers and School tfii!'j now Jo? nexi I'uii. In
dorsements given and required. For circulars, ad
dress CI.ARX A Mavkrs, P. 0. Box, 148,
feb.2,'Sa-4iii. Buandon, Miss.
Why You Should Insure Your Life.
Because you are liable to die at any moment, anil
if you are not thoughtful enough to make provision
for your family while living, how can you expect
others, who have less interest iu them, to provide
for them titer you arc dead T
Call on Barrows & Hays for rates and estimates,
Sad get solid insurance in the leading company of
the world the Equitable Lite Assurance Society of
Ilie United States.
March 14, '83-lt.
Do not Delay.
There are thousands of families in w ant to-day be
cause their natural protector pstslstod in wailing
for a "convenient season" fur taking out a policy.
Insure now with BAKBOW8 HAYS,
Agent Equitable Llie Assurance Society.
Man li 1 1, '88-41,
QeADBDPLl Piste Silver nine in elegiint variety
-a very Urge assortment tis received. Also new
and tasty additions of line gold jewelry and ladies
watches ast in. Remember all gold and sterling
silver ware Is forever warranted, at
SHUTTER'S.
On silverware, fine Hold Jewelry and Watches
etc., Prices nrr iiwmj dswa at Skcttkb's; just try!
.ow is your tune lor elegant presents to brighten a
wedding, birthday, etc
If you want a nice suit of Clothing of the best
made goods, and the verr latest cut and nri
suit the times at Ijiz. Kahn's.
, -, .in., win. 111 nou
at I.cmh s New Drug Store, second door above
IllliMf'ia f:!lfll,..l U.,..B .kJ Si..!.... o.
wi.i siand, rfnhSS1m
Wines, Itrandiem and HH tx...
tacky DW Whisky, of Lemly's New lirug Stqra
leonu uoor above the old stand. febW-lm.
Beautiful wall paper double rolls lc
yards to roll-prices 35, 40, 50 and 60 cents
,11 A,. I IUU . 'U
AH (ioods sold by us in the City, will be de
livered free of lirayage. S. I.i;m'i.y A SyN.
Don't fail to visa
Las. Kahn's'
Leading CiotMni
lore of
Just Received,
al l.az. Kahn's.
and Summer Hats,
If you have any Shoes to purchase, It will pay
you to call and examine Las, Kaim's stock.
Beautiful Japanese wall paper ut Byiloh
&Co'' "3t.
Eorthe newest and latest styles of wall
paper, cull early on Eyrieh & Co. St.
The Faster cards at Eyrlch'i are selliiiL'
very rapidly-cnll early. il
Before buying your Dry Goods, it will pav you
by calling on Lac. Kahn's.
Just Received a line and well selected stwk of
Ch. thing at Las. Kahn's,
SPECTACLES Y
STEEL 8PECTA0LE8;
MCKEE SPEi'TAlT.ES
SPEAKER'S SPKCTA1EES-
DMRINATION SPECTAtl.ES.
BmWAU SPECTACLES '
iSS?!10 s,,li TACEES;
NEIP si.-iit in ' LBBEE SPRCTAtSScS:
TlCTEDPrACIj3fECTACLES;
OqtJNIL SPECTACLES;
M?l!.''."-VTK" SPECTACLES!
AgY KIND OF SPECTACLES ;
' WI'KCTACUJS; and
At E. v SITTI'IMX..
Jewelry Store. Sentti.H r,.
- . , " " Sis I tx
?inr1 'fi'I O... - '
- , i- elm.
JACKSON, MISS.
rroposals for Stone and Brick Work
at Jackson, Mlssiss.ppl.
, OFTICE OF St'P'T OF CotTRT HoUSE.I
i. and Post Offick, v
Jackson, Miss., Mardi 14, 188,3. J
martl-Iw. ' "' 1"BS SuPerintendent.
WKi,TfpP.Ry. rmm "Pcrleneot
a..," tni
DMin-lt
Prtmty Plow,. BBOtT.iu3 PtafflBL
BROUttHER i BROWNE.
ieDsi,8a-4t.
New Advertisement
Free Delivery
I
aaave i.aia la a l.arir.
lancy ana Btanle rot mt
which
f r rhiui, ... . J "" aad (i.r"
eri.
tiive your ordenTt, the driver .., ' ? Ch
Wagon.
Yours, truly,
iuar2S,'8S-tf.
JOHN liJKTZ.
tatvw -as "Stj
SflVXXH fflAHIZ 4fe SOlt
Etate Street, JACKSON, Kiss.
Kannfaeturerslor PURE CANDY w, ,
sale and Retail. '
Boe-Orifers Sdleited, ,nd wl!i
marS'eci-ly. tiou.
Notice to Buiiderg -
JACKSOS. Miu .
WTIU, RKCE1VK sr., '. ,
ww .......R ... ,,i, ii iovernr', U..JT7 '"t
ai-cnlatiee with speciftcations in mv k , ","",,, ia
o'clock April lith, Ittsa fe l ??' Ulf
fen-nt elaaseaof work solicited. 1 hel L'?" tor-
:ti IV mill ail tii.lu r. r, ... 1 rlr!'U tfi TmU
msrSSsS-lL L ,IKr53,043
iiwwaif.
E. B. COMFORT
JACKS0X, MISS.
Will Attend to all Kinds nr
BnslnetM, before I' s
ditor a Office, and Swamp lam (iffiee ' ftJ' Al"
Miiiu. !,,.! KI..M v..i, ..i 1 .T.i , "V" "nd rural
,Vi- V . in 1.1 in .stau
Any biwiniwscntnisted to mv caro will
:;::"clzanaal'n
CORTIVALIS.
The Painless Opium Habit Cure.
TS A VJSfiETABLIiS REMEDY, IS KN'TIHnv
1 sale; ami when taken according to diirfS?
never fails to ci.i-e R,ad the Wh.whCtSgfi
Winona, Miss., March 0, m '
Dft. W. I. YoNiiUE IiKAB Sik: About MJ
years ago 1 comiuenccsl the une of luoriihlnsV . Ie
i.emlacr.e to which I wasgreallv sunTft
grew upon me until it too aiienorii,oiwauaBS
have an yeile, ! and ,,,y headache steadi vg'1
In the meantime the headaches, ,,r th'e mmM?
or both, had Impaired mv eyesight uatll
mos, blind, and for two vears v ml mSyt
.crio.is bad entirely ceased. While in thUS?
ti", and feeling that I was hastening to
y grave, my husband heard of yourVlleC c!!"
tlvnlis and brought me a bottle. I ammta
using I about eigTit weeks ago, and now.K?
lug only two bottj I am entirely cured, n.a ,"
of the morphine habit but also ,,f the titk belt
ache which formerly distressed me no much
eyesight is lietter than it has lieen for ten years
am now entirely regular in my periods: I do not
eel the slightest desire for morphine, and don't li!
l.eve l ever will again. Iu fact, it h'aJmadVam.
Koman of me, and I feel that I cannot mifficicnU,
express my appreciation of the good vour wonZ
fill ( ..nivalis has done me. I wish this could mt
tiie eye of every woman on earth.
Yours, Respectfully, SUE. II. KENT
I wish to add my endorsement to what mv wib
has said above. .1 believe Cortivalls is worth one
hundred dollars h bottle to any opium cater.
.Manufactured by T' KENT'
ERWIN, CiAYDEN A Y0NQ0E
W INONA, MlSS,
For sale by all Druggist.,. Price, $.1.03 per bottle.
March 21, ls,H3-:Sw.
; rush; i s nIlE
IV VIRTUE OF Till: PROVISIONS OF A
1) certain Deed in Trust, executed bv Mary Rok
ens and Annie E. Higgins, 011 the Islb'datof Feb
ruaiy A. I)., 1882, to Sol. Drevfus, Trustee, to mcui
lo P. Hart a certain indebiedn'ess therein mention
which sauldeed of I runt is iccoidcd in the Clmicen'
I Ici t 's ..tH,.n ..I ll,l ... 1 1. ... t. .
.. ......... ... ..,,,.,., n.u msil .,a I
J.), nage 104. the undersigned substituted Trustee, j
..... , ,.,i.A 1 , , ,1 .urn ha y op
Aeici... 1 ; in fi-.int nf .!,, r,nrt 1 1, ...... .1 .l.
town of llrnndon, Rankin county, Misimiiip!,to
.He nicies, u inner uir c.isn, me lanu lying ia iwd
Rankin county, and desorilied as the west half of
n.in li.,iwt i,.,,.., ,1,1.1 ,1... ....... l. ..... . t t :
- . .....a hid miuuhm ij nailer ill
norlli-east quarter of sertlon thirty-one, in township 1
live, ranvc two. east, totrethcr with th nnnnrtmi.
aii.es thereunto lielonging. I shall only convoy until ' j
unc us is .esieu in ni" jis i rustee, inougn the tub
o. sum uoiu is oejievoo 10 ne goo.i.
1. HiK'K, Substituted TrosHS,
llraudon, Miss., March 23, 1883 niar23,'l-3L
('II ANCKRY SUMMONS.
TIU'
: STATE OK MISSJSSIIM'I.
,1
To ,1 S.I. IlKNNl.MiTOS. i
"V0" A,lE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BS-
L lore the Chancery Court, First District, of He !
i-ouniy oi iiinils, in sai.l Slate, at llules, on tie
Fms-r Monday nv May, 1883, to defend thcsuitii
said on i t nf Caroline Heimiiigtoii, wherein vouue j
a defendant. W. T. RATLfFl1", Clerk.
Jackson March 28, lKS:t-3w..
THE BEST
OF ALL
FOB MA1T AID SEAS?.
For moro than a third of aoentnrythe
Mexican Mustang Llnluieutliastiesa
known ts mllliAnu Oil nv.p t.bo worlds?
the only safe reliance for tlio relief of!
acoidenta and pain. It 18 a meawas
above price ana praise tle beat of Its
kind. Foroveryformofcxternalpsio
RwSS
MEXICAN
Mnstanpr IJniment la without an eooal
It .... and muscle M
the) very bone making tho continu
ance of pain and inflammation impos
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh ana
the BrntA (front Inn nro eouallv wonoer
iui. -AUG Mexican
MUSTANG
Liniment Is needed by somebody
every house. Kvery day hrlngs new."g
the agony of am awful ecald or bara
suDauea, of rbeameue marj"
Bwroa, or a waivsame "'-
avea oy tne ncallng power m w
LINIMENT
whioh speedily cures such ailnieotl
we human i btau as
ItliHnm.ll.m SllwlllnKS,
Joints, Coatrsketed Muscles,
au Scalds, Oats,
Sprains. Poisonous Bite
Stings, Stiffness, lnse-sj
Bart... ri,., ru Vnuihitiii. chili
Sore Hippies, Caked Breast,
Indeed every form of external
ae. Ithealawlthontsoar.
?or the Bbutk Creation it cnies
Fonnder.'narnesa Sores, Hoof
eases, Foot Rot, Screw Wora
frails. Spavin, Thrush, B
Old Nnrr.. lnll Kvll. Film
iui inw iienvm. NrrniiCin
the sight and every other
wnicn ine oceii'
staiiio t.,i aiMk Vard are uas",
The Mexican Mustang U
always cure and nover dlsap
ana u is, posiavciy,
THE, BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENT!
FOB MAN OB BEAST'
LINIMENT.
nember
ds of ti
11" into t
State, i
will pi
Wributic
M the coi
foe able tc
'labor u
is now
er.
bilfin
r the Pea
after a