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The Clarion: Wednesday, June 13, 1883.
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The Clarion.
Official Journal of the City of JacUsou
LOCAL ASH OTMEM vof.v
A refreshing rain this morning.
Don't forget tin grand excursion
to BroolcluiTi n on the Lvtn,
A mite of thttt rooeae, desirably
located is offered fir rent. Hee adver
ti'ini'Tit.
Miss Maud Smith, who lilt Imhti vis
iting friend in VlfJuVMHSJ, has returned
home.
The Gem recursion to Satchel yes
terday wa a social huccc. Kverylrotly
had good time.
We had the pleasure of meeting in
our citv. Monday. lrs. J. P. Moore and
'. P. Hrown, of Yaxoo
Judge Brainc it having a new coat
of paint, put OH his residence. Mr. If.
K. Hardy has the Job.
The eonier-stone of the new build
ing of Whitworth College will be Ink!
with imposing ceremonies on the ll'th.
The many friends of Miss Islia
Unity will regret to learn thut lite has
been quite ill for the past two week-.
-Mr. John McDonnell, iur enter
linking lounary man, ia hkbi un a in
.S-nter : ('apt. J; W. Fit", Lieut. J. W.
t'lingan. Sergeant J.C. Kietti, Corporals
A. (i. Moore, Chris. Biackle, and Pri
vate K. 15. Her. Adjutant W illiam
Preach is in the renter of the group.
The artist knowinir our ailniiration of
the "Miatiaaippi Uitlcs" lias furnished
u a copy of tliis tine picture.
--Our lady reader who may wish to
make purchases in Lotliarille. Ky., art
referred to the card of Miss llella Ma rah,
ill whose excellent judgment and re-pon--ibilitv
they can snfclv confide. We
STEDMAN fc CO.
DIED
I lattJacttf at lh- NtttBBM "I JWknj ' lialmer
on nuutgf, Tttl iiit., iKinu E. UM, sWliafclraT
I of Mrn. sully K. ...eon. N NT rli an, ami M hi I
llatalMMbaM in Jim. W. Pleas duoeBOm in the
I '.".Mli year of Set aire.
I Tl say of tier al! that the heart prompts nid
Irutli 'HiM .irrrlit won lil sceiu 0. tho. who know
I her not, lint "he imtoiiiarr mini itinn of the . t 1 1
I nary untie", noil to tin who know her liei-t but
I want ami lnijlc justice.
I The clinr'n ofs rnoii ami manner whiih altracid
the draaatr, aa4 Um winning seaMtsej ami wct
M, whii h n fatrtrly miaaMleJ the stspae -MalntaaaB
lata a Mnnal were la those who knew
have known her from childhood, and her hot ami aw net In tlx- daily walk of Hir
take pleasure in commending her to all . tlaoal karJ right in admlratinn of aabler ami yet
who may wish the services of one ex- highs taaUMaa
parienCeC ill purehasillg Utltl familiar j Mi.- iinitcil in a rare degree a ui:w uline mind
with the market. She w ill charge a verv j with .murine Krai. . Thmnjlufol, Uutaaetulent,
moderate eonnnission on all orders sent and w lf-iM.iMi, -he was tin- most unselfish oi
her, noras betas, and tHtbordlaaUal eeefjr daatn ami
aafdratlou ol her nwn to the bappiaaMol laota to
whoai i.he Ural at once the prop am the gen t le-1
and tonilero-l of dcpendcatj j while through and
hi t i vory nVinent of her eharai tor there breathed
a resnemeat, sweetness and a parity that taught
us BO there may dwell N earth those who ;ir"
only a little lower than tlx- SOgtl.
It 1 bard, ob! ao hard to logtreher tip! bet ne
rocekly kfaa) the rod that smite aid try to forget
our arief in tin aAMtranee of her rfed iii .
TaJiMM sihitii, Fsd Llasxnw, -sotlaml. at a
1 . niplinientari' Baaajaet at the r.Mdcme of Mr.
1 II. Miaabllt. Jaekaoa, Hiaa., Wadafday aigbt,
June etb, I IB. t lty J. 1. I'.'
A little incident we wish to tell
night--! vou.
LAUIES' SBOPPlft
the Kit
Where railroad train! are continu
ously passing and switching across the
streets which are constantly traveled,
would it not he proper for the manago
ment to keep a watchman on guard for
the orotectioii of life and nropertv '' We
will he understood referring especial
ly to the crossings on ( 'apitol and l'earl
streets, Wcat Jackaon, Where trains ami
switching are frequent, anil there is a t
constant stream of travel.
The concert at Blind Institute for
the benefit of Miss Alice Whittington.
wan a decided svjBccsa. The audience
w ti large ami appreciative; and the en- j
tertainment all that the lovers of music j
lleawd ut
iittre in h'-art
Ton 1 :u
tor the
HO It
ihall
An 1 lit. dar old friend, this our mStiag I
It noniaa from the besit; 'timiiioerfani
For we're clad that the years in their too rapid flight
I'ermit us, SMI faoM, it may lie, a last view
Of one we enleetn for bin aiany ileeils
To thv homo tad the friends of hi earlier rtav
Mav thv tioiML" iMitial to all of thy need-
Thy reward at tin: bait cxeeed all our praise.
When OUT city was yoniiK In the yoai thlrly-.'oiir
A I'ro'. idem e kind ent you here to reide,
And in vain through our mcin'ries to-ni;,"lit we ex
plore For one who in JackfOfl U0 a livelier pride.
'Twas here the boat years of your manhood wttn
In .-quaro, hom'st toil yon ever were found;
To ev'ry uood MM punte and person were lent
Your iouiimjI ass soagbt a., prudent and sound.
Win n war ipread Its all o'er this fair, sunny land,
And the South ventured all in the Issue at stake,
We know how you spoke, how you wrote, how you
planned.
For the dear, but lost cause, good impressions to
make.
Awav 'cross tin deep vou reraerabsred us truo,
"nil,,..
nmiE ullwi-.
land for year, .rJ.
One ot our customers aji-'.i,., r, if,,",;.,"' 'roi t
I iL. -.1 J U I I" the ij.lu.ville t...u . "ir . .
1 proaclieu US tne utuer UJ witu toe 1 ul.le experknee in T,), "
sold
He
knows wl... ... " "" ;,.Wn forT" I
coiuniaabm arUI be s 1"'-""Un
. I . " per i.,t
. -" .,nl Tl.
- ir
rrteuas in Natehez .a . "Z."- sh,.
Jlr ,..1 T.
remark, how it was that we
: ''nods so much less than others
wi-hed to know if the goods were in
ferior? We could only answer in
.1.- . . . . . I , . . . ..,..1 ,Vl.lf U'A l.llt tti.i
II1C negative", ami uiai cw.u .us
same class of goods exactly as others ' "rPd fgaiB Choice
m I I If II j . .-
IN and ia iiavfMij: i'; 'W THE
, I - n .IIr .
KL'I .
J""r.i, Vfr-fl. I
IN MEMORIAM.
illaat, brave
( ,
weeks, of
t-rtrn
It'll
1 1
to t lucmnati, tntwburg ant
intcie
lie ITTTIIII I f ' I oil
g la-t, at the residence
Chalmers. An aotrot)
uary notice appears In another ct
Bishop Hugh M.Thompson
eJ interesting discourses to quit
mgregation in Bt Andrews
Tuesday and Weduesday night.
sllllering
fhursday
of illldoe
iate obit-column.
could desln
coniiilixbed
Isitora in t In
manner. Tb
and I he othoi
Mr. Bkellcngi
amatottr, con
lights of the
- The mil
Dr. Langley and
laughters, welcome
e moat graceful and
I singing of Miss
pupiiD waa excellci
.
the
dial
lice
and
M. Rramk
ia, Fet-ruary
Idlog, Mi-..
lute your pi
and fell ;
'nr your own, and his lafeo, wo
The ui' tn'ries, the friendship-
we've heard of
Other, ( audit tor 11
glad
handle. THB BBAflOU wk CAM BULL
l.OWIOH THAN OTHKR HOOSEB, FIRST:
Wre buy andeell for cash. We don't
put on 10 per cent, for bad debts,
and we save all discount. Dis
counts nearly pay our expenses.
Skconii We buy cheaper, as we
pay no middle ruan ; but with our
buyers always in the leading markets
we often secure goods at less than
cost of manufacture.
Our bargains we give to our cus
tomers always.
Our advantages are many and
under them
T, T-li.,s.- Driosc 1 tlirv IkT'jrtrt-l '
V C - 1.1 I Sj . t . o 11 1 t 1 - ' .
mills. .aii.ltoNi.worleiinJ
uaau paaaaa llllfaf
I
M'Vi. 1 . ""I
u pine otniHir, pr,j ,..
md (sauin. Cut,.,, ...il" ",e.il BIS1
er, residing at a dUtaneT T.'li
VBrjHlW. Apply-,, J t i.i!lh
June 1.1, 'SB-II.
A si IT OF DKUUHTVDI iv,
. in numlier, with bu . . Kof,,-.ti
wish to rent for the Sulle "
Keinor or separat. h- wi.i. . HV
'"DIKE'S SALkT
1Lfr.K AND RY VIPTe,. ,
J He,,! in Trns Tt ' A rr
A.
isso. bv ii.s,;,.: . , :n e 1
M-.r..l.
...... ."., or 1 , . 1 i 1,. q
1 Work, wWln there wna J.l
i - ,Mi...l mm T....t a . ?Wl!
to seeu.ro , IndihtHiueToSW
; Myr-r. Weis.v Co.. I, a. .,,,'&,
tiik Htm ritv i.. 1. :. '"'w.t
EMBKOIDERIB3, LACES AND
JjAOE GOODS !
universal
ted largely
rma nee.
y po
tO til
M m
1, ho 1
Mi
:hurch is
ill" en! ire
thodist
Indeed,
sympati
death ol
State Charm;
iptcd yesterday
v with I 'r. By 1
his father.
tl A
Me 1. I'il.erald. Hancock, Mister,
Chandler, Morphia and other magnate
of the Republican party dropped in to
see us yesterday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Con
gregation will give a I irne Sociable at
the Manse w'i Wednesday night, All
invited,
Mis- Kinina West and Miss Kmnm
McMurchy, attractive young ladies of
Payette, arc visiting their friend Mini
Mamie 'adwallader.
Lt. Gov. 8handa, the brilliant ora
tor ami graceful elocutionist, will de
liver the commencement address at
Brookhaven on the 19th.
Miss Sue Wilkinson, and Mission
Anna Buie of JcflefSOU, left, on Monday
night for a i x i t to the funnily of Hon.
John P, McCormick, In Jasper county.
We have seen some fine specimens
of upholstery at the shop of Mcaars.
Fuller ft Co., 00 the corner of Capitol
and President Btrecta, nearly opposite
this office.
inn' 01 I lit- new
a thins of beaut'.
diticc hat a t rim and shapely
appearance. We learn that the entire
cost, when completed) be 116,000.
About 6,6O0 is still wanting. The
faith and perseverance that begun and
that has carried on the work will con
tinue until the building is finished and
everv dollar paid. We shall be glad to
i pei
tn i
ih.'
. tlae
d i
r tl,i
7I, In
is ii Hsleetet
In I' ll two v
tiil h
Steele
1 Sheriff of .l.i-p
fi ietni'liips below tar above to rene
Resolutions of Thanki.
ip iliu by ih
at leat, hy the
thlldren, or all i
ut this eon
i ooainniati
rowds of n
olors, and
-I.
i", was maaltt
iple, men, vobia
all the chutoiie-
enrome
w ished.
e a
on
animation so devoutly
Our distinguished ex-townsman,
James Smith, Esq., handed Mayor Mc
Hill the sum of one hundred dollars as
his contribution toward enclosing the
Public Square, .lust like him.
The iron is laid on the Yazoo Valley
road seven miles north of Jackson, and
the road is graded northward to Big
Black. The road will be put through
to Yazoo City by the 1st of November,
Married, al the Episcopal church,
on Wednesday night last at 8J o'clock
by Rev. Mr. Adams, Hon. N. L Match,
of Aberdeen, and Miss Lizzie Cooper,1
of Jackson. A large and attentive'
concourse of friends and well wishers of I
the bride and groom, were present.
Alter the ceremony the happy pair re-;
paired to the train on which they left1
for their future heme at Aberdeen.
The Clarion
groom and his be:
congrat illations,
through life h
i adiance which is
that beat as one
rarest and most
wedded life.
extends to the manly
Ultiful bride its sincere
May their pathway
e illumined by the
shed from two hearts
and strewn with the
fragrant flowers of
Mr. A. A. Polkes has a word to sav
to the public about lumber in this issue.
See bis card. He has accommodated
his juices to the general scarcity of
money at this season, and will give you
a good bargain and jrood lumber too.
The persistent and discordant toot
inir of brass horns in the old enrine
house mi Capitol street, is a positive'
nuisance to that neighborboo 1, and it
should be abated, it appears tobe su
perabundant just preceding excursions,
Fair Lawn Institute will close Its
present session to-morrow. The closing
exercises which were to have taken place
on Friday next, have been abandoned on
account of the death of Mr. Lemly, sev
eral of whose grandchildren attend the
school.
Persona who travel on Che livings
ton road complain that since the earth
works were thrown up, the crossing be
tween the corporation limits and Mr.
Baley'a residence, is almost Impassible.
Whose fault is this obstruction, and who
should remedy it?
The Natchez, Jackson and Colum
bus Railroad having made a freight
schedule acceptable to the merchants of
this city, a very considerable portion of
the freights to and from this place come
and go by Way of the Mississippi river
at Natchez.
The entertainment, complimentary
to our ex-townsman, Mr. James Smith,
announced for last Wednesday night, at
the residence of Mr. 0. II. Manship,
was afcompleto success. It was a fitting,
well limed tribute to a gentleman who
has endeared himself to t his community.
The residence and grounds were elegant
ly decorated and illuminated for the oc
casion, and the large company of ladies
and gentll man who called to pay their
respects, improved the time in social
converse. I Miring the evening addresses
were made by Miyor McGill, Gov. Low
ry, Col. Wm. French, of Vicksburg.
Gen. Wirt Adams and liev. Ir. Hunter,
To all which Mr, Smith responded in a
verj entertaining manner, A sumptuous
feas bad been .spread in the spacious
dining room, Which was superintended
by Mrs. Tims. Green, Mrs. J. P. Stevens,
air- i ir i, i , ii , -.
j wirs. ti. n, novo aim .virs. ,i. i,. rower.
i Altogether it was ane vent that will be
It ng and pleasantly remembered.
who kept jhiurin in ail day lo:i Saturday, to eo
tbtf laai ot their old friend and Shorilf; and as they
looked aritb sad couiitenaiieo at his mniil y bat lile
lan torn, one would say, "There lies ray beat
friend," another, "He waa the best man thai over
lived in Psutotag," and a poor Indian looking at
him said, "Ih- ;.! man. mo know him."
I have seldom hoard so many enoomiums pro
nounced upon any one, suoh as, "lie was un honest
man, ho was so charitable, he was impartial in exo
CUtlllg the duties of oflieo, nml ho would incommode
hunaoll to oblige a mend. Hundred of people at
tended his bnrtal services at i o'clock Saturday
evening,
In is.v.i, he jniuod the Congregational Methodist,
at Oak Bowery Inthbl county, as asookcrof religion.
After he moved to dutldiag, there being no Cun
gregatioiial Cburcb eonvealent, lie )otne4 the M.
E. Church Smth. Not long after this, mi going
homo one night from a Baptist pro t TOO ted mooting
held by Rev, Mr. Nelson, h" was happily eonveiSed,
and praised God with ht family lie continued
un active, useful and eonalateDl member nil his
death. The church here, and our Paulding circuit
b. is lut one of its main props, n far aj httffiati vu
pari i- cunoerned.
When the church hero w as burnt down, and a
belp
id I,, u
.I
ut,
1. Mill, 'he h
o hundred dM
UQ, IPs pursi
it to the preach
'tl who have tra
led the list v.ith
Mo l,i
hi. h
hl-
eir ft
rlod till
tilt
stlfy.
In
Iht
The Whitworth College Alumni
Excursion train will leave Canton next
Tuesday morning at 6:10 o'clock, and
w ill pass Jackson at oull, I he lure for
the round trip from Jackson will be
only $1.25. The train will leave Brook
haven, resurnine. at 10:15 p. m. The
commencement exercises on Tuesday
morning will be specially interesting.
Sixteen young ladies will graduate. Lt.
Gov. Bhailds will be orator of the day,
and there will be addresses by lr.s. Gal-
loway, Andrews, Gen. ftandall Gibson,
Maj. Harksdale and others. The
foundation stone of the new Col
lege building will he laitl by the Ma
sonic fraternity in the afternoon, and
there will be a delightful entertain
ment by the girls at night; so that the
entire time will be fully and pleasantly
occupied. Excursion tickets are for
sale at the Edwards House and Ledbet
ter's ,lrntr store.
Ml op
lies, as the brethr
for can past can ti
Since his death oueof tbem wHo buew hint well
writes niv Ihla : "I say unhesitatingly he was one
of the noblest, most hospitable and gcuerotta
ted tnen I out know. When approaehed for
needy I never know or heard of his turning one
y otnpti . i loved him as a brother."
i the lust Ural Sabbath after l had preached mi
parable of the Good Samaritan, I hoard him av
j in the presence ol a number of friends, U ho had
' aver wronged a single man in Jasper cotfnty out
I oT a nlekel ho was trilling to make amends,
lie was a man of kind, benevolent, noble lm
! pulses. The chlldfea loved him. The poor lovod
him. The colored people, the Indians loved Mm.
He w as an agreeable companion, cheerful and happy
I In but disposition. He was a devoted husband aud
; father, and an obliging neighbor ami friend. His
, death is a public calamity, and universally lamented
by the good people of this county, ol all parties and
colors. Ho Was In town on the 18th hut , to make
I arrangements to go to Quarterly Conference next
I day at Holder's, twelve miles south of Paulding,
I He aud I had arranged t. j;i together, and he was
j to visit mo at my houso. or in town seat morning,
to start at 7 o'clock. He told me he would Ik-in
town most of the day trying to eolleot QMaTtmwe,
He Was Circuit aed.rooorillnK steward. He WM go
ing homo io dlnewitb mo. My little daughter,
Mary, wns walking at his tide, (1 having stopped
into Dromer jonnson store mi the opposite tide f
the street to gel a hat,) when the awful tragtdy
took place which resulted in his death.
This melancholy event has covered the wbolr
community w ith sadness and gloom, Several fam
ilies and many hearts are In deep trouble about it
May ,an Alr-Wiae-Ood Interpoae, ami so more
iim the hearts of all men as to prevent the recur
reme of such seenes every where.
Our brother leaves a w ife ami nine ehildrenbt
niourn their Imparabbj loss. May our Heavenly
Flther Ik- very Blgh to console and hless her, ami
H I aid Iter In aieeting the heavy reteponsttiltitlea noti
I ri'sllii), upon her; and may iod hless the dear
Bj eMldrea, and bring them up to take the place of
! rami father m the , hurt h and in .society.
'i. II v MS
Church Conference hel l in the
Lecture room of the new Methodist church
edifice on Sunday morning, June loth, iss;i,
Hon. B, Burksdiile unci Rev. p. I'. Galloway
offered the following resolutions, which upon
inot.'on of Col. W, L. Nugent, were, bv a
rising vote unanimously adopted
Jtetotvtd, thai, this Church Conference,
representing the entire ntember'hip and
congregation of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sim h In Jacksou Miss., returns
most sincere thanks to thii cougregation of
the Christian inarch in this city, for the use
of their Chapel tltiriiirr the past eleven
months, Tiny have shown toward its a
christian sympathy and geu runs catholicity
thut cull forth our proton ud est respect and
truct fraternal regard. We have thus been
'enabled to hold our public set vices without
Interruption and continue all the active
labors of our organised church work. Their
Chapel waa tendered us unsolicited, and Is
therefore the more highly appreciated.
They gave us shelter and help during the
months intervening between the destroying:
of the old and building of out new temple.
In now returning our gratitude fur this
practical fratemit", We pray the Divine
blessing upon every member of the congre
gation. ,'. totted furtht r, Thaf the Secretary spread
these resolutions upon the minutes of our
Church Conference Record and thut he fur
nish the officers oi the Church with a o 'p
of the same.
Besolutions by the Methodist Sun
day School.
The Methodist Sabbath School on last
Sunday morning adopted the following pre
amble and resolutions by a unanimous vote:
Whereas, When our o'd church build
ing waa torn dowu 10 cive place for u new
one and we had no room III which to hold
our Sabbath School exercises and
WasBEAg, Our Christian friends came
torw.tru without solicitation on our n.trt and
generously tendered us the use of their!
Chapel ; i hereforo
aaowca, tint tins ponooi retain moat
sincere and heartfelt thanks to the officers
and members of the Christian Church for
tito use of their Chapel during om- "wandt r
Ings iu the wildcmes" that Is to sav, un
til ottr own Chapel should be built and
made ready for use and occupancy,
AV.iorcf. Thai these res duttOM he spread
upon the Sabbath School minutes, and a
copy furnished to the proper representatives
of the Christian Church in this citv,
COMMENCEMENTS.
lV.cn 1!S ets. t6 :
tist lull" value.
at 10 edits :t van
Ce Curtains, la ct. to 1 00.
w St vies in Lace Ne-k Wear.
Hrtmbut
eiits. thai
B lautifu
L
v
a;
AY,
bastera door of the Citv
ti.pl, prooeed t., . 11.
l lie
Ih
.Mississippi, to-wit:
of Heetlon 'Ji ; and s-'
" "w.-. aim r.'.st N,-',, s.t
ut lowiwhin fi, llaio. . 1 rVt , T""!
more or less, (except al,. i
iu-n-loloro on the anth , ' if
d I of that date o..,.v i... ., W,1
Thesi
i ail
Ilin,!,
l-.,!,V..,...l ... . -.'W,
lands will Is. sold i hulk- wt!? 9
veyed In tie
sn. h title ,
1 i , -.
PARASOLS !
W received a new line by Express
yesterday, that we will sell at bar
gains :
Satin Lined, at $3.00, value S."..00
Satin Lined and Lace, at $f.00, val
ue 88.00.
Plain Silk, IX inch Paragon Frame,
at $2.50, value 83.50.
20 inch $3.00; 2ti inch, $3.50; and 28
inch $3.75.
All these are Natural Stickn,and beau
tiful trfiods, and unprecedented bargains.
JN THIS WEEK:
t
."),i)ii(i yards Union Lawns at.. ..5 cents.
5,000 yards Calicos at 5 cents.
Fruit of l.otuit and Lonsdale, yard
wide Domestic, 9 :'-l cents.
All Numbers in t 'oats' Thei;aj.
Sea Shell" and "Bell Cole" Hats in
Tuscan Straws, the prettiest Hats of the
year.
Look at the "Monarch," our $1.00
'nt' STEDMAN&CO.
Gentlemen's Fine Shoes.
Manufactured by .las. A. Ilauister and l Bojrden,
.v. l o., Newarl
tnavIli.'S!.
unel3, e4Vi i
AGENTS
HAVK vol SEES .'NY art
PICTURES COPI
Hy the
Globe Copying Co!
i noy are tne lsst. For oinular sad kfj
uLUDr. UUfViNQ CO., Ciscia,
junetVS-lw.
A RARE BARGAIi
I ,Tr "-u I. "IV r ARM OF 30
1. nnely located, with mi hoasp..u
.iMs. suuuuxi near lilai'k Hi,
...,,,, . to,, mis n,nu is W(,i j,,,.,
runs up to and within the enriiorati li.
town, where is one of the finest hlshsclM
...no-. ins loo.uny is rrrv health' tt
prosiierous, and the people iateHlnsl
son desiring to educate his children nil
' nemo, tn is is a rare opportunity, hint
. ...... , nr.n , ,i, i .
may.:.!, s-i-iw. St.
H. K. HARDY,
Painter, Glazier ami Paper I
JACKSON, MISS.
ril. I. at A K r. UOHTKACTB Klill M
" any part of the State and laanaksS
tion. 'onilietenl rs.ni.-ri s I,n, I ,
host material useil. CoixespiHMWt m
ane ii, .s.i.
PROPOSALS" FOR
For Stale Lunatic Asyh
Sl.Al.l.H i'roriosals will U- melndulM
1st. Ilonday in July, at 12 o'cl
. .1.
At
Xecfcwenr.
jelved to-day,
A. ViG
A. ViaoEN.
for the dcilvery of Mo
(1HATE coa V, to be Be
on the sylaiu switch, t
in the Aaj lulu coal hou.
pounds to ton reouired
luiii. The wndersUtnwl reserves the lillf
tectini anv ur all iml-.
jillle II, r8it I'V. 1!. F. i.-ilLL,f
r "IM tuti4 "1 ill
rcrnd t J
miles alum' JssJ
. .etua!
be wetfkaia
MARRIED.
NOTICE
TS 1IK.UKBY GU'EN THAT THE
I America Assurance ('ot'iii:itiv-,ot h'liss
via, will withdraw its deposit ftnnt UirStasl
hi t. on the 7th davof Auctist. lail.
" WM. b, HUMWOfal
a -Cm. Rtate Tre
Cl
Mi. a.
aw
f Ji
III.. Mav S
ikson, .Mi'
1, Rnftn
ORTTTTAPV
Afi.. s! 1 .... .. .. i ,
. -'"-.'.''".' "Wruon, linil, hlr s-, tribute of res,,,.,-, as!lor,.dt on,
li.e,. ,m uns . tmne vross, tr.un our young men wtw wa summoned to pay the
New Orleans were the meats of Mrs. debt of nature at I su-ly a ol IwentymVyew,
; yVr C """'iy ,!lst Wk. Tc-da, we an . ailed ,.. ,,., .1 ail, of a old
Ihey iertOB tttetr nay North Satunlay ciii,ou h.,i,d n,M..!v lived the time alloted by
evening. Ilieir many friends lu re hope ; PsalmUi to human Urn. m. Saxpu, Lniti
to welcome thflBI hack anln BOOH. I WM born in Pallsburv. North Carolina oei,,i ,- mi,
- We h:ul the pleasure of a call yes- ,22' , ,', ';'''- ,,.,,1. ..,.,(,!
terdav fr. m Hon' 11. M. Met'alh, , "l e-1 " "' . 0 M""m
preseiitative from Tcrrv county I . hod ',' ;, M7',,':
i ,.,ii., , ,,. .i. 4 I r .,' " , -u.ui ii. tst,i, t,. Lame (o JaeKson and coumcneed
McCallum took the tram of the New. Mw,, a pursuit which he pemvertrSr
Orleans North Eastern Bailrotul, at l followed with sueevss until hit death. He had been I
"'V K i i i , ' '" '" ",'i,,,h ""Wti yeara, bui meh wvatd.de- T. K. Richardson. & Co., and vn- afterwards
..on wiuc 1 1 . i i , iii i hi ens aa. tne muon to bnslne?
lav lu lute. atiiV it m lir.l Jackson hv tin
Cabman At Chli
Carman, Baq . lata
oi yean,
Such is tlio tirief ncord that Ohroblolci
tlic death of a gentlom&n wlio until vcrv
recently resided in .lackaon, and w ho innde
many triendi here, lie will be remembered
a - the accomplished book-keeper of Messrs
V. & M.
mornintr.
' Hi ,0. that tin ilrj I i ..r iii'.ti, i iii n km hi.
1 I ... O .... .1..'..... .. ' ... '. .-..,,.,.,
"saawa .i .. it i hick lite next tan -lan ami im uos to i,-ae f,
ill
Zioti I'rie:
nrday, .In
Baturday,
Pare for 1 lie routiil
$1. lee water free
will he an excuraioQ by the
Is Sueiety of Jackson on Hai
e 80 two weeks from next
from Jaekaoa o, Natchez.
trip ?1.r)0, children
llie inaiia'frs re-
qut ri us to say thn all Lids for' tlu re-
Ircsltnient car utuei he m hv Lhn 2ltii nf
June, nntl one-Hall t f UiO aaaount jiaid
by the 2;!d aa avguaaimeee.
n. He was uiioldru
positive convictions
lie did many uasr
in. He was kind to
! poialiou, he .;i
i steknesi witii wl
i ration only.
Mil. l.KMI.V's whole ll( w,
diintn and worthy of imit.-ul,
sire In society, but a man of
ami followed them fearlessly.
uaaeeita, witlm,,! ,,-t, atallon
. i T t , . I ... . ....
..,.,...1, .'. un wuh lor ine WiUtemKan.l hi. attaelimei.ls were slnmn. Ho
lre-iiiuent car uiui-l ho tti hv ihn Ctli
. u.n.u-n , tlliniCSIlC 11'IH-
j Uoti". lie was an bvuusl man. n wiulettin n and
n prai t leal member of his Mmtetiot limh-'tban fm
ty years. Be, Hod htmeattd hy all who knew btnl,
at peace with the world, and with l,is tiod. M'hst
hiKher tribute eould be paid him? To those who
are yet (Band, let the solemn admonition lie het-d-
...1 . . . i ... : hUUi! I. . .. .. ...
grouped in excellent style last week by j when no man work"' ' "W h
ami ionnntat f..r Ins family ! einpIoreiUii Ciipitol State Hank. Wo learn
that his; death was caused by nicotine,
Whieh created ulcers in the roof of the
month, and for Wriiofa he whs under treat
ment When he left Jackson.
rcltxatloa im re,
lake their advme. The
d was f throe dav's du-
Funeral Notice
Tin EHaOda and acquaintance
and wife are Invited to attend tie
niece, Miss J km are Roaaoi . iron
this afternoon al ." o'clock.
tJohn Uojponnall
iuiural of their
s'. Peter's ekun h
me loiioyingmcmpers 0t conipauy l
D., (the color fcomppny) of the lentil I
.Mississippi regiment, who were rnsMuttfr
t the surrender of Johnson's army, were I owork whUe it
Stolen $25.00 Reward.
.m;om Tin: rNDKMIONED Ot THg Mt;irr
I of Hie 80th Mav, one liuht color sorreJ hnrs,.
uhout seven years old, with small split n, left ,.r
llfteeti hands hish, fast Singh) fool with tlcbl rlsa,
mane rather short. JKO. OADD18 '
IVh.tun, Mtss , June C, Iss ; m.
CoMMBNCEMENT Exorcists of Wesleynn
Pemalc Institute Staunton, Vu., will occur
1). V., as follows :
Friday. June 23d, 8 p. k. Final Exerciaea
of the Lee and Jackson Literary So
ciety Saturday, June 23d Public Exhibition of
Art Departmental Institute.
Snnday, Juno 24th. 11 a. m. Annual Cora
ineneement sermon.
Sunday, June 2Mb, 8 p. M. Sermon before
oung Ladies' Christian Association.
IV, June 25tb. 8 P. M. Final Snieee.
tnatrumental and Vocal Music, con
ducted by Prof. B. Louis Ide and
Miss Lizzie J. Daniel.
Tt KSDAY, JUNK 26HI, 8 P. M.
dosing Commencement Exercises, Award
ing Uistinetions anil Medals, Confer-
ring School and lull Diplomas and
I i is I COS.
The exercises of the 23d occur In Collect
Chapel ; all others in Opera Hall.
Wm. A. Harris, President.
Mississippi College.
Commencement exercises of Missis
sippi t oiiege at Clinton, will begin June
loth and end 28th. Exhibition of Her
mean Society on 28d. a4th, 6ermon ly
l'.ev. j. v, Boteinati. Evening of the
24th sermon by Rev. R. A. Cohran, of
Winona, to the Soeietv nf lTnii ...1
Inquiry." 25th, Exhibition of Philo
ntathean Sicictv. 28th, Oration bv Rev.
11. 1. Gray, of Louisville, Ky., and nieet
Wg of Alumni; also Oration by Hon.
A. II. LomHtto. 28th, Addresses by
Graduating Claae, and awarding litlo-
Closing Exercises of the Institution
for the Education of the Deaf and
Dumb.
Fublk examination of the 8ic;n and
Articulation elaaeea, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. 19th and 20th, f rbtt 10 o'clock
a. Bl. to 1 p, in.
Delivery of Medals and Valedictory
Address, Thursday 21st, at 10:31! o'clock
a m.
Kevr.tion Thursday evening, from
8 to 11 o'clock.
The public are arc respectfully nntl
cordially invited to attend these "exer
cises, and wo hope to meet all our friends
inursday evening. Respectfully,
J. R. DoBYKK, &ip't.
UOCOSBY On Wedncsdav. June 6.
383, ly the Kev, Jamei A. Parker, In Mili
eu, l.n., at the residence of the bride's
father, Dr. l. B. Hamilton, Mr. Robert E.
Craig, of New Orleans, and lira. Marc ii.
Cnsliv, of tli t former place .
Hays LockoaRT In this place, June
fith, 18S'i. hy Kev. T. Y. Hitnisey, Cunt. Jas.
nays anil Airs. .oru M. l.ockhart.
Soon niter the ceremony was performed
the happy couple left for Cincinnati and
other points, taking with them the good
wishes of their many friends. Durant News.
DIED.
LllMU.r. In Hundsboro, Miss., Monday,
June 4th, 18811, of bronchitis, Claranck
seven months and eight days, infant
son Of C. M. and Clara Liddle.
Our esteemed friend of the Gclfshore
Advertiser has the sympathies of The ( i. wi
ion in hit sad bereavement.
LETTER 1. 1ST.
She tmiti
New Ohle.vns.
DAILY 00 to 24 pages), $12 per i
SUNDAY (16 pages), $2 per annum.
(Th Sunday la part of the DaUr
WEEKLY (12 pages). $1 50 pet i
At proportionate rates tat Urn P
hla 1
JooU aw Any tn tbt, Faaw
To taeh yearly lubtcribrr to any
List of letters remaining in the Post-
for
..AT. . I....1 nr. i . ...
umw iii.incKwiii, iiinus eouniy, .ns
the week ending June 18, 1883:
Blount, Mrs. L. Marshall, S. (,
C unphell, Ad. Pierson, J.
C ergyraau, It. r. Pollack, James
H tys, H. H. Rosaer, J. C.
Jones, Miss iicrtlutScott, J. B. H'ol )
Beatrice Ward, It. r.
Jones, Juke, Eld. E.Watkins, Miss Magce
c.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say '-advertised."
Gbo. C. McKxz, P. M.
m n mtm -
An Anecdote of Franklin.
Long after the victories of Waahing.
ton over the French nntl English had
rinde lus name familiar to all. Europe
Wr. J-ranklm elinnced to .lino with the
French and English ambaaeadorB; when
ns nearly as can be remembered thev
tlr.mk the following toasts:
"England The Sun- whose brHit
beams enlighten and fructify the round
est corners of the earth."
The French ambassador, filled with
national pride, hut too polite 10 dispute
the previous toast , bank the following:
France-1 he Moon whose mim
S,VV chi;TmK y", are the dc
PgM of all nations, consoling them in
arkness and njaMag their dreariness
beautiful,
,, !,r.' S?"r? 1H'U i,r". l with his
OSUal dipntiedsiinplieiiv.said:
mn'rif WabJngtoflth. Juhua who
still; and they obeyed him."
U mailed frf.
... .. mm . . .r a s- A C r
fM. thn u. mi. .Mrf tn nrp.sM iv vw '
0 mtww fwn. W'" viwv w
mna ever tavwaa oy a civojj.. - ,
anil Ul'd wiHi the molt
f oIuoM ( every per eon.
meru, nc tuiainea a
reached by a BouViern riwt- --.
anz mttrtz . r una imimrai ...
- . lament
.1, r. a
una name in hw w"- -
State.
. ... mmlt
mm rimwui"1'""' una
vaoer in the United mam mm il"mJmm
1 Mexican. Oentral and '''Tl-
r
and edition! printed in ooUi thi
E)iglHA language.
THE TIMES DEMOCnA T S cerf
telegraphic oorreepondent, '"Zd
UealUiei of the . ,. mi
itnAtnn rittrj and eentrfec '"
. . i ii. m MAt-iiet and
Hon.
tww Tinrns-DKMOCRAT rrz
- ww"
Lht latent immooea
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aim ruuiu miifr. mivinv '
mniratMt ta the reader. The drtu
clear and bold ace.
9iiHrbe for it, making VJIt
riunk mr draft, or portal mow jt
rtaietered letter, at ritk of offlc
ii-
receive the tame, yowwr ' -'m
ting wee tn fiampt ur -
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ino limaa-uemgcrai jj
lie sent to any address ono year lor