The clarion. [volume], August 22, 1883, Image 3

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LARION.
tl ths City of Jaskwa
.,, I to snnoniiec th nan of
tlrr as randidste ft rtl-
1 4 rho-ry ijti owu i ounty.
Hinflsvomiij .'wuaunj w.-
ser
..-.-.H-M OSCS) 8. HaW-
it for tbe '3a- from
the P imi itic C"nven
vi, September 6th.
i mnumM SB f Rtnrv
"".amus f ir Circuit Ork. subieet
I to snnonnce MR. WILEY
rrCK - a indidtte lor Circuit Clerk,
i mber, ls- subject to action
io-rtie Nominating Conven-
tfi
r'.."'! announce me name to ml
i P.F.. r i Hind County, as a eaadi
iof liitrict-Attorney ot tiw Ninth
t. composed of the cvtratie of -and
Yaaoo. Election, No-
aSOAD TIME-TABLE.
itrg an 3 aunoiaa aauroaa.
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i..m: War rreht, on Tuesdays
! iurwiiy-s,aiTiver,Oa. to: leave-
- ixti KrelglM, arriv 2:4 p. in.
-rTirtnSdt'Bi m . leaves 3 an a.
Lr Tt-tO a. tu. : arrive iron
' " War Freieht. on Mondar
' "i VriJv. arriv 5:46 p. m., leaves
' ""an rel"nl' 1:49 " ! lWt
JOHN SCOTT, Oen. Manager.
...TKristendent.
' yir. Qjmo, luteal Ageut.
i C :umbua Railroad,
r) rf f t April MltJ
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be
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haa fen wlded
ITof Telepbone subicribert.
.! tfra. Uanship, of lfcCob
brief vi.-i' to Jxckwm.
j. ,u r ,)f ti,e Hill City
a l!vi!irr vwt wj .v.,
kna Lota HrriaftMi is befo
CneuJs probably rorserewlweeto.
S. HaaaUtoa kttd fatnily
,r tbe North in a few aj
,f '.tzllo City,
tho tu-iirhbor-
v U
Bow
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kint. Tli..-'. bykes, ..I aowww
Jgo Senator JUongiBo
Mr. T. D. Pact and family are rtat-
aitives in the lana ei nwi
A. ViniPii na sometBiag w
tjatbbaf in this issue, .e his
Capt. W. T. Ratliff, tbe prt
ular and accomplished Chancery Clerk
of Hiudx , U announced to-day as a can
didate for the nomination at Raymond
on 6th proximo.
The nomination of Mr. RTN. Miller
for District Attorney of thk District,
n a- ratified in a racial way at the Hpenjr
ler Houc on Saturday last, when a num
ber of eloquent gentlemen, including
the defeated candidates, made speeches.
The next ratification will be at the polls
in November.
A Willie Cooper was passing the
scior-grinding shop on Capitol street
this morning, a dog jumped out from
same and bit him severely on right hip
and also on rijrht lee. The doe ordi
nance should be enforced against that
cur and all others that are not muzzled
by day and kept off the streets at night.
Her. Dr. Bardwell, of Meridian,
preached at the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath morning and also at night
The Doctor is spending a two-months
vacation from his pastorial charge, in
pmeenting the claims of that most ex
cellent institution, the Southwestern
Presbyterian Universitv, Clarksville,
Tenn., of which Rev. Dr. Waddel, is
Chancellor.
There was an absurd report in
Natchez yesterday to the effect that
yellow fever had appeared in Jackson!
A telegraphic inquiry was received at
this office on the subject. There was no
foundation whatever for anv such re
port. Ho far as we know, not a sincle
case has yet occurred, this year, in
Louisiana or Mississippi thank- to the
unttKtial vigilance of health officer, and
a kind Providence.
A subscriber in Texan wants to
kupw when and where Tim: CiaR-
OS was ( ta!ililieil and wlm have Ix-en
it successive publishers. We shall en
lighten him some of these davs when
we get in a historical and biographical
mood. A few more vears and the paper
can celebnte its semi-centern'al. Per
haps that would be an appropriate time
if our trienl can attorn to w-ai!.
Mr. H. If. Taylor, and all bis chil-
Iren, left for the North last night, to be
absent a month or more. Miss Ida Tav-
lor will probably remain with her
inde's family at Wen Chester, fa., for
lome time, lheir departure was the
occasion of a most enjoyable entertain-
. , . ct . J f 1 . II T. t
mcnt last oaturaay nignr. .ir. tavior
s figuring on the completion of the new
government building, and we hope he
will succeed in getting the contract.
Mr. Jsydore Straus has very gener
ously offered his services as minister to
conduct services in lieth Israel eongre
gatiou itt any time, until a Rabbi is pro
cured, which they are,now trying to secure-
The heartfelt thanks of Beth Is
rael congregation are due and are here
by tendered Mr. Isydore Strauss for his
renerotil and timely otfer. and the mem
bera of Beth Israel congregation will
ever remember bis kindness.
E. Bloom,
1'res't Beth Israel Congregation.
Rev. Dr. Boudebush, we are pleased
to saw has perfected bis plans lor the
lUCCWmfnl opi ning of the Jackson Col
legiate Male Academy on the lth of
next month. The Trustees of this
teademy purchased the old Blind Asy
lum property, w hich w ill be thoroughly
repaired, and have recently made a con
tract with Mr. Swan for the erection of
a school building 80 by :,1 feet fit a cost
of about $2,000.00. The main building
will be occupied by Dr. Boudebush and
his family, and by his boarding pupils,
of which" he will have quite a number.
He Georgia Legislature Tuesday
Wrta a general local-option law for the
There are alarming symptoms of!
another earthquake on the Italian island
of Isehia.
Cholera carried off twelve per cent, of
the inmates of the Cairo insane asylum
in four days.
There was frot in some localities in
Wisconsin on the 14th, inst., bat no se
rious damage is reported.
Eighteen and twenty bushels to tbe
acre is tbe average of tbe new wheat
crop in Dakota, The harvest is in pro
gress.
Near Dallas, Tex., August 17 Mar
tin Bradley, colored, was lynched by a
mob of citizens for attempting to out
rage a white lady.
According to testimony before tbe
Ssnate committee on labor yesterday
140 out of 160 strikes have succeeded in
the past two years.
The Kansas railroad commissioners
are examining a case in which it is al
leged the railroad company levied ex
cessive charges lor loaamg came.
John Simmons, a merchant of Deep
Creek, Virginia, killed his wife and com
mitted suieide n Saturday night. No
cause is assigned for the deed.
lb Wi
Virden will try the
ohere for the next
ted to
Mr. Walter
rinof the Raleigh bar lor a pleas-
n. Fitgerald, the able prosecuting
;t of the Viekshurg District, is
lentv.
at hoodlums arrpear to have taken
ston ot tlie rair unwnin on .-uu-
vening.
. E. Vinlcit. nceompanied by his
fc, tbe Misses Sullivan, are rmtt
Sew York.
tMr. K. N. Miller, of Copiah, will be
nl Distrtot Attorney ot the ."sixtn
tl District.
is mrm weather has set in again.
nl i turnsi nights make it much
ttforable.
ht Bistriet Attorney Nominating
hstition kent nubiic interest pitched
a. . . . , t
aigh key tor a day or two last weex
ift. Colin 8. Tarplev and his sister.
Sue Tarolev. will leave 'to-dav for
iourn at Monteajde, Tennessee.
I
r-H.m. J. R. Mcintosh was in the
Hat week: also Cant. .1.11. Neville
mr for Marion county.
kin. Dr. C eorge Harrington witl
k'r Ktlu'lhcrt ami hi sister, are visit
Ifrienl- in llohiies
rWe had the pleasure of a call ves
trom lion. h. A. revton. ttieante
eilorof this District.
hfcv. Dr. Galloway will deliver the
Ml at the open-ing of the Grenada
IB .. , w
ege en the t u September.
filman A Co.. are receiving new
i for the tall and w inter campaign
est style.- and low prices.
-Bev. H. T. Sorolea, pastor of the
Ut church, is at Williamstown, S.
with hi- family this week.
-Wm. J. Browa, Jr., candidate for
tab (Jerk, will submit his claims at
rltreve on Saturday next.
-Mr. H. A. McDonald, of Covineton
ty, WM in Jackson last week. He
Bp & 0OOU retmrt of Covinctnn.
i - . - o
P Aulie Arnold, daughter of
J- at Arnold, of Columbus, is
mag her relative. Miss Birdie Lowry.
"The Baptist. Bresbvterian and
-- T n l: ..
juim tuua,n.gaiioni win worsnip ai
of the latter next Sundav
it
-Messrs. R. L. Saunders and Sam
J Jr., have gone East to make
rwectiom for the fall and winter
LETTER LIST.
fast of letters remaining in the Post
office at Jackson, Hinds county, Miss., for
the week ending August 2'i, 18S3:
Anderson, Miss Bat Nelson, J. A.
tie we, ieison
Armstrong, li- Mat-Lee, W. H
tie
Ball, Karv
Blair, K. H.
Burnett, .J no 3.
Btirnes, Jacob
Herder, ired.
ooper, Kebeeea
Eilis, Mrs. J. W.
Kvans, Mrs. M. J.
(ilasso, Beatrice
Griffin, Elias
Harris, i. S.
Hardy, J.T,
Hayden, Win T.
Harris, Miss Elsie
Hewiite,T. O.
Hitrsfins, Morris
Hiles, Elin
Hestins, E. A .
Hodges, S. E.
linen, Wm.
Jelson. I.ioa
Martin. Mollie
Medloek, Mis. Martha
Milleur, Miss Emily
Mitchell, Frank
Moon, P. W.
i tglestOB. Wm.
Patton, Kiibeti
Pat'on, Mary Jane
Perkins S:ir:ili
Perry, Lncy
Perkins, Willie Ii.
Pounder, Jim
Rngsdale Hotel
Richardson, Mittie 4
Richards. Anna
Rneker, Huston
Shake!, Mrs. N.
Scott, Mrs. T. J.
Smith, faptWN. -T.
Smith, T. H.
Thompson, Mrs. Ma
ria J.
Tripp, Miss Annie
Ware, Mrs. Silrey
Keys, J.N.
Levy Bros. & Co,
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please sav '-advertised.
UEO. t;. .mcivf.k, r. .!.
-Another refreshinir rain last nicht
nd immediate vicinity nas
been favored in the way of
saoiffcrs.
w
-r. Wm. R Tavl.ir will attend to
iness of his father. Mr. H. M.
r. durin? the absence of the latter
"erai weeks.
-Hot). C. B. Turninseed. who served
! people of Carroll so efficiently in
ISygisIature, gave us a .passing Mississippi- kr,
Wfcaturaay '.. 1 -QTot y Vy fa
ItJI m? announcee a grand
M00 to Chiean sVntumlwr 12th.
2 the round trip $15.00; tickets
twenty A-xv.
A Card from Hon. J. G. Hamilton
rniT "r.Rlox: Permit me to state
thrnnfffa vour paper, that my connection
wnh the Farm . t's Live Stock Assoeiatioi
of Mississippi, was levered in the early part
of this year, since which time, I am in
.n.i rpsnonsihle for its acts. Any tnrtnei
use ofmv name as its President is forbidden
Respeetfullr.
J. G. Hamilton.
Amrust 90th, 1888.-U
Letter from Claiborne.
Sr. ElJfO Station-, Mh.,
August 17, 1888, )
EniTORs Ci.akion: Please announce
that the Democratic party of Claiborne
count v knows too suchoVy as ''fusion,
or other unconditional surrender. hat
ever representation she is entitled to,
will go Simon Pure. Yours, etc.,
. R. J.
JERSEY CATTLE.
How to Get tne Genuine Article.
The demand for Jersey cattle in the
P.nlf States is so much in excess of the
supply, that importation becomes a ne
cessity. Those who have studied the
question say it is much safer to import
.1 f Inr than trom tne -onn
and West. Of the herd landed at Mo
bile last fall by ex-Mayor Duffee, one
a:a frm ininries received in a storm at
U1CU IH"" ."J " . . . -,
sea; and all tne oiners are . "6 -
native cattle, ana uomg j
little calves did not sutler in tne least, uy
the sea voyage; and tne ctimate .
i.i i o.-. nnorlv the same us that oi
ISiaiOl 1? WI mw; .
that there is no accti
llir nun " Tk.
: .,o tn o-o tnrouif II.
niaiiiiK i i w o" - -
.,if States is the American nome u
v.wma .Wa ... w , ;
the Jersey cow, and tne jersey to ,
the future mine of wealth fortheauth-
eiurr' ti.,w, win visit
jix-Mavor eieo. vr. j""-
the Island in October to bring over a
i t himsolf and others. We is
UCIU
Stephen Green, of Colleton county,
S. C, gave his wife and children mor-
nhine. in mistake for ouinine. Two of
the children are dead and his wife is
dying.
A iurv in Ixmdon forbade a woman
the administration of her own affairs be
cause of the peculiar bird-like formation
of her head, which they believed was an
indication of insanity.
In an election riot at Uryantsville,
k'. iitiii tv. vesteidav. two colored men
were killed and two others mortally
wounded. Several others were severely
wounded, among them two whites.
At tbe election in Utah, last Monday,
the first under the Edmunds law, the
Mormons carried every county tbe Gen
tiles electing a few Justices and Consta
bles in mining camps.
A Justice of the Supreme Coortofllli-
iioisha- disappeared, and is believed to
be in Dakota. Pleasant Henderson,
filed a bill for a divorce from his wife
alleging adultery committed with tie
aforesaid Judge.
Returns of tbe State election in Ken
tucky, held a few day since, indicate a
light vote and a Democratic majority
st i mated at 40,000. The Legislature is
believed to be more largely Democratic
than before.
Information has been received from
Pensacobi to the effect that Surgeon
Owens is down with the yellow fever:
that there are five cases in the yard and
three outside, and there is danger of its
spreading.
The Surgeon General of the Marine
Hospital Service is informed that the
steamship Amethyst left four cases of
yellow fever at Havana, and sailed
thence on the 4th instant for Boston.
flic health authorities of the latter city
lave been notified.
Mr. Stilson Hutcliins, editor of the
Wishinyton Post, is on a still-hunt for
the Clerkship of the next House of Rep
resentatives. The most formidable can
didates have hitherto been ex-Representa-tives
Atkins, of Tennessee, and Clark,
of Missouri.
t Memphis the police arrested J. B.
Burdick on tbe charge of bigamy. He
ime to Memphis about six months ago
and when arrested was employed as ;i
tele2raph operator. He has a wife re
siding at Boscoble, Wis., notwithstand
ing which he married a Miss Mattie
Thomas, of Memphis, one month ago.
In the convention of the National
pirtv of New Jersey on the 11th, reso-
ntions were offered favoring Govern-
,1 1
ment control over ranroaas ami teie
graphs, demanding that all money
issued shall tie legal tender, iavoring a
postal telegraph service, and equal taxa
tion.
The trial of the Jenkins brothers for
killing Rev. Lane Borden at Mansfield,
whicu was to have begun at ftiireve-
p irt Monday next, on account of some
error in drawing the venire, is post
poned until the hrst Alonday m tep
tember. The defense will seek to prove
that Miss Butler was engaged to lien
Jenkins and that she did tell him that
she had been seduced by Borden.
Tbe elopement of Miss Cora Wisaid,
aged thirteen years, aud Henry Burns,
sixteen years old, is the sensation of the
hour ai Westmoreland, N. Y. The
juvenile i; Juliet," is a jxtlte little mi-s,
with light brown hair, dark, flashing
eyes, and pretty features, while '-Romeo"
Bums revels in florid hair and complex
ion, and walks, looks aud talks awkwardly.
At I'tica, X. Y.. Aug. , Frank
Stowell, manager of E. A. Allen's im
mense glove manufactory at Gloversville
a member of tbe Methodist church and
prominent society man, has eloped with
.Miss Masrzie i.eavenworin, a memoer oi
the Presbyterian church and a niece of
W. K. Hoacock, president of tbe tonda,
- n i J
ii itiston and liiovervme ranroau.
towell leave a wife and two children
SrEDMAN & CO.
Corner State and Pearl Streets,
JACKSON, KISS. !
Wfaiwe Intend l U ii Fall m. x: -
To sell all lines of goods cheaper than j
ever before known in the historyof this
section of country.
We intend not alone to Dktatt Prka
in tki Market, but to compete with any
Wholesale Jobbing House of New York.
This statement would be absurd and
impossible to carry out, did we boy in
the old fogy way, of the Southern Mer
chant; but we cant buy from creJii
houses, because we don't sell on lime.
Cmfc is no object to us. We wan t low
prices and have gone about it in this
way to get them : Combined w ith sev
eral other houses of different sections
of country, established our own offices
in New York and Boston, employed oik
own buyers and keep them always in tbe
market.
We dou't pay the middle-man. We
don't pay for the big city rents: and we
don t pay for the drummer.
Our buyers purchase for our joint
accounts over So.uoo.uw.w during tne
... . . . 1T 1.
vear. e ouv direct, vt e paj casu
and we buv eoods ju-t as low as they
can be manufactured, and often les;
and this is bow we can compete with
my house in the country.
MEEISION'
-CHICAGO !
If. P. ft LEY. Wrt "
T. GRIFFITH, PworsrrroF
FTCCAT105A!.
CITY WAREHOUSE,
JACKSON, MISS.
ESTABLISHED 18431
HutrisviUe Female Seminary,; Bel levin
e riign oinuoi,
KTJHT8TIIXE. SOSTH AT.ABAXA RKIIIOR0 .. VRf,IA.
ms s-Htioi. rn rot sg uvi:; m
I lheMVliij1'ratS
fTR f Ka,i" arranl OAerw ?Sewr Advantacres to Farmers Briagiwg Cotton to.
srn-vMaa isiamar
1. A minw, waaiir mn'i en. raiw. . aaa
-. In Us freedom tram malarU. and iu praiMitt I ttra.
la ttW m!arinsfflstrt.
S. T1iaifc inalilaail 1 1 1 i "Ti '
t.-'or vs xrrr, vovx
l I? lliuium, OaiXrqt or Vi
aia1.inr r n i.i- it.
Kaaatltil axf heain Wtu
l u.'. onrjm of lctrn--
rxcursion to Chicago,
aagggstTs.Hgw stock shed
Btnhit iwW be maac to itfcr of tka oodmard
at Nrr Orlua, on or brforf CIMi txrSth iUay
of Use pattm of the "Ureal Jaetooa Bwtt . ha-e
nerer rfalted Chkgo. ito ita baaaufm Parte asd (
ita oadrial CxtwaitioB. Itaj aaaavtScaat and an
ir..ni i V,w l kaadaone Lavas, Boc-
and DriretraTa. yr have WtaU or
35tei?St': -"w, this ard of iVa- nad
Trip Rate has heeo made. Ample aecotcaicdaUon
wm be proTlded and ererr oomfcrt and voarenimrr
affiirW this train, that iU make the mp en)o
aUr Eemorahcr these tickets at thU eireedlnjly ,
rate TiO ta goc-d oaty fee M ' - I
r.tWl Weat. Paaa. Agt. i
J. W. OHXSI.S km- ie'l rasa. Agrwt.
Jackson. New Scales T 2ewr Wagon Yard :
COKE AND USE
TUt
ew York, Penn. k Ohio
Formerly Atlantic Great WesWrn; E. R.
ERIE ROUTE
i ron cmeahtM.m
W1IH01T C1ASCE Or CARS
EW Y0RK7 ALBANY,
BOSTON ANDJHE EAST.
-TtlK PlHEfT KOI TE TO-
LAKE CHATAUqUA.
The rJMtTEB EXPKESS (new Fast TrainK
."I jiniiinati S:. daily airi.es lke-
iog Coacl.,- SSirt w itboot change.
T., vflON" TXPRE&3 lcaroi Cincinnati daily,
to New York.
Tiir rVKN'lN'O EXTOESS leave! Cincinnati
lilt. i... - n. .11 . vliMnini7
Willi 1 iiiiiui." - f a
As a proof of what we say we ask an
inspection of our stock, which will be
complete in nearly every line by 1st
September.
We intend to add many new lines to
our stores this Fall, and make very many
improvements.
We will keep you informed from w eek
to week of our prices, and you may look
for G'rwrf La main!
STUD MAN & CO.
STATE FAIR PREMIUMS.
-'I
D i : i- a kt M L N r A . Xmllnrorl:
rVmiiH-titiuii limited to Mi
trance fee.
F ir tbe bo-t
BpeettDOB of Needlework
rt.icciiiieii f 'nx ket Talile Mats
B iys Suit by a ladr
Speciiuen of Embroidery in Silk
Specimen of Embroidery in Worsted
Specimen of Knitvmlery in IMllow Sham-.
Braided fhemiso.
Braided town
ents Dressing (iown
Specimen ol praMod worK
Atbuu. nonie tiiaac
Pin Cushion
Wool Carpet, 10 yards
Hearth Bis
Calico Quilt by girl under 10 years
Log Cabin Quilt by gTown lady
silk Patcbwatch Quili
Home made Counterpane
Pair Hose
Pair Half Hose
'alieo I'ress bv tirl under 10 years
Lineu Shirt unlaundred
Doll QnlH by girl under 5 years
Pair Embroidered Slippers
n r ltranieu 1 1 1 low t.iwiH
Chair Corer
ueciawn VV nx W ork
Simen Artificial Flowers. ..
peelim n w iimow LamureHuius
aSSpceial premiums solicited, to lie added to
ny item In foregoing, or other items as may be in
dicated by the person otl'eriiiK the premium.
L. 1". Cmi.Ks, S.-, 'v.
2 SO
1 50
10 110
E 00
S 00
2 on
2 50
2 So
5 00
2 50
2 (HI
S 00
5 00
2 50
S 00
5 00
5 00
6 00
S 00
2 00
9 00
2 1)0
00
2 on
2 'CO
on
S M
5 00
bio pitEMit-M roa iraaaw.
Mr. W. J. Bradshaw alien one sack of choice Rio
Coffee for the lst la! Bread evbibited at .--late
Fair.
-Mis r,n:a
JJf0! Mr. E. E. J. Boos, who has
i J?lt ill for some days past, is we
ucar improving.
i. lff New York. Ponnsvlvania and
'"'ay u now the grand through
-award from Cincinnati. We
"eation to details of same in
Wlttnin.
widely known for integrity and intelli
gence; is an experienced importer, and
P .uT',e n ; tk Gnlf States who
ever bought an imported Jersey cow
V m.-nllle r.( Corinth. Miss.
u ...f.., t.rest in the importation, ana
Una Aa wa.sw A
m full information, and receive
V; " Wewaafennetwee and North
XLldkwk and breeder,
XUmUT . il. EBilBiiVVBlwn -
. . ' oWlo to emoy tne
nut larmrrs, nuv v - - - ri
.Z. ,t k..tor nf these wonderful
rrtfaiii aim iuhvj . . i
cattle.shonldavi.il themseWes a rate,
so reasonable when compared with P re
viling prices.
" nihrn to Ke Vork without change
HOADLY
irvmv rirrHVT Cap.. FIFTH akb
STRi ETS, ( INCIXS ATI, OHIO.
fwnriir" 'roa
have excellent connections at Cincinnati with
trains of this road for all pom" E1-
Ticketa to all Eastern Points, via Ea kewood, good
for 'ion-over at that tioint, are for sale at all omces
"Sng iilrougbout the South, txcur
ion Tiikels to IkewocKl and Return, and to
Maeara Falls and return, arc on sale during the
season at reduced raies.
A.SK FOR TICKETS VIA THE
New York, Penn. and Ohio B, E.
Soutbern Traveling A
I. If. FEKKIS,
fieu'l Super' litftit,
Cicrelauil, Ohio.
Aug. 22, 1SS3,
;ent, ATLANTA. 6A.
A. E. I I-AKK,
Gea't Pass. Agent.
Cleveland, oino.
L&KEWOOD, N. Y.
rrtHIS
1 in
1
At Atlanta. Oa., A u artist 8, Mrs. Ash
by. living in James place, has been
weak iu mind for some time. A lady
entering the house found the unfortu
nate woman with a small kitten almost
down her throat, only the hind lees be-
in" visible. The kitten was scratching
furiouslv. With rare presence of mind
the ladv crasped the animal and pulled
" a . . 1 1 i. .
t out. Hie Kitten lives, otu ine woman
s in a desperate condition.
At Columbia, B. C, August 8. during
a recent storm in the county ot lorfe
in the UDoer part of this fctate, a most
remarkable accident by lightning and
miraculous escape from death occurred
Mrs. Marv r . rstarraml Miss Irene Starr
mother and daughter, were returning
from a picnic in a buggy drawn by a
mule. The ule was killed. The ladies
barely escaped with their lives.
Srwcial reports from forty-five coun
ties of Georgia and Florida upon the
condition of the cotton crop, state that
the drought is generally broken and the
outlook brighter. Some fear rust and
damage by worms aud caterpillars in
some counties, l ne prospects oi riori
da are better than in Georgia owing to
more frequent rams. Caterpillars are
numerous in the latter State. Picking
has begun to a limited extent, with
labor generally in good supply.
In Prasrue last Wednesday night a
mob of fire hundred men attacked tl
Jewish quarters and, after doing much
damage, was nnaiiy supprcssea oy me
militarv. Telearranis from Vienna state
that the frequency of these riots is caus-
nr the PTivernment mucn uneasiness,
and orders have been issued to the mili-
tarr Ann nri iee authorities to treat them
with the utmost severity whenever and I
us oo
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2 50
2 50
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2 50
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iissrscortMi prodvcisj dbpabtmen r
Vi, Dairy aaif Qaritn Proinels.
Best Hisplav Canned Fr.ilts, Jellies, Canned
Vegetable:, Pickles :
Sugar Cured Ham
Hushr! w line L.m in eir
Bushel Oat3 -
Lari?eiit doKen ears Corn
Peck Sweet Potatoes -
Peek Irish Potabx-s
Bushel liooher Pe.m
Bushel Cow IVas
.Bale Cntb Gnu Hay
Bale Japan t lover
Bale Clover Hay
Specimen tierman Millett
tuincti nrown t orn
Uaf Uxbt Iwead (at special i remiom....
Bushel Millet Seed
Siecimen Cheese
.i ox. rtutter
Sneeimen Cream Cheese 2 !bs.
Silver Cake
F'ruit Cake
Spawn Cake
rouuu t ane
UUnlav Preserves
Collection Home-made Wines,
Bottle Blackberry Wine
" Concsinl ttrape wine
" Scupemong wine
" Catawba wine
" Muscadine wine
Displav lot Flowers
Best liisplay of Garden Product
than six vareties
Apples
tuinces
Best displav of FruiU
..I.. 'r,.l.a.r.-.
Best displav Bread and Cakes, by liaker Piploma
Best display Candies Piploma
mUH ASP PRESERVliS FOR THE FOI.LOWIO,
$1.00 UCH:
pple Oraiie, Peach, numb Jellies; Plain, Mixed
' and Yellow Pickles; Apple. Quince, Peach, rig.
Citron, Pear ami BB1 i rese
Celerv 5 stalks
Pe.'k"Ked Onions
Peck White Onions
Half down Beets
Half dozen Cabbage -
B si and lanrcst Pumpkin
B st and largest Swet Potatoe
Bushel Red Top Turnips
tushel C.lohe Turnlpn
Bushel Kuta Bcstxa
Display of Turnips
Peck Peppers
Half dozen Egg Plants.....
Hilf lon Winter Squash
Potk Tomatoes -- -
1 pounds Honey
l ouiato v aisup
FAVORITE RESOItT la NOW ENTER-
ila Mill l S'ilsilll. uiiu ...
A., ,Z -i'. (.. the fn.nt rank of Summer Resorts.
To those who seek rest without stagnation, pleas
ure without exciiement, the delights of rural life
without it, inconveniences, and the charm of dwell-in-'
betide a lan,e lnxly of water, Lakewood recom
mrnls itself si rondv to favor. A more, beaut. fill
s, o would be hard to tind. With Its jW-JgOJ
outages HtmuM by trees; it velvet lawns
i, ping down tothelaike; the chureb , with its spire;
the great hotels with their cool and shady verandas-
and the lake iu the foreground, it presents a
nerfect r.icture oi rural loveliness.
I K EWi SI ), i.riginaily called -Lak? View,"
frou'i tbe extensive view ot the Lake and its sur
roundings, to lie had from this ricinity, is directly
on the line of tha
New York, Fenn, & Ohio Eailrad.
(Forma t', A. it O. W. R. R.)
On the So'ithern border of Ijike thautathiua, and
Is no trenched by any other railway.
The ihrr.iu-h New York, Niagara Falls Boston
and Santog i Express trains pass directly through
this bnttOfnl aud popular resort and all trains stop
rtr-ilarly a! ljikewiK-l Depot to deliver and take oo
p wngeta. (-..ndueiors are instructed to give ato
oteTccks on all through tickets whether reading
good for stop-over or not. Tin. should be uaer
Sood as giv r.g pasiM-ugers the right to reach Eake
,"dln Fhrougn cars, and when they are ready to
reCuinethoir journey, they can step right Into one
PULLMAN'S PALACE
Srawirg Boom or Sleeping Coaches,
AXP OO THRorOH TO
Siaffara Falls, Saratoga, N. Y, or
rioston.
Ma cannot Is- done by Bfr
other road r.ius throu-ri cars or . . J " .
INU ( llA !ll "J or llliotigu m.J f . "
'ihe'ui.'sl eomplet.. urrauscuenls ''ve ln made
for the transp .riaiioii of passeogers to the Sunday
SdMof Aisemblv. Itouud trip ticket direct I to
,'i....,..,i,,.. n on sa e ill all Brtn-
ehl iiiei via tbe New York, Pennsyljrania A Ohio
lliilroad, and bagaaga WW be elieeke.. 10 -
"For Pe'eviprive Pamphlets. Ttekets to Ikewoe
and return, and to Niagara Falls and return good
THE ANNEXED
Horizontal Cane Mill,
wtrn
THREE LAR&E BOLLEBS.
Twelve Ixchb Ino. and 12
Ixchf5 is Pu.MrFa; Laroe tha.v
any Mill for the fkice, asp
Vmim 1200 Lbs. is mwrntm
ron okly
90.00 CASH !
LXHv-reti free of Freight, m anv
part oi Uie State. For .i mall ad
ditional amount a Pulley can be at-t-ieheU
tothi. Mill a lo "in u with
Steam or Wster Power. Thta w the
cheapest Case Mill ever sold m
Mississippi. Address,
G. HI BUST AM. aim a ii,
Jackson, Miss.
bilbwal 1
. Toat no pain Ma iv rspl,i 'o pfTi.ic ,or me
iwifort and to rrnard the hmlib at jrajdh.
Tka neit Sstoa cTcns Mjsp.o r-rrri
For further jtaniruiirs fldrm
J. H. LECKEV.
jone30,'S-lTn, l-ruicMii.
A I GIST A FEMALE SEISA8T
ST At I O.Vi V
Min Kary J. Baldwin yrinetpat.
Ortxs StrT. 5ra...- CtosM Jc.-sb ifS.
I (CATION; LV ITS
lu its general Rppolnl-au-n
j Ita tuU oorp. of
chert; its unrivalled
advantage in Muie. M.dern Ln2U-ies. l.i u
Hon Fine Arts, Pbvaieai Culture aud lnstrtMSMu
intu'e Theorr and 1 Tactic of Book -keep! a The
Hitxwfui etibrta ml tu ccur health, conit. rl an t
happiness: its oppoairion U ( xtrsvajrmice: Its -tardea-
solid scholarship. For lull parUculars ap-pl-
to tbe Principal for i.atato(cue.
Jutie20,'S3-3m.
SOITHWESTERN
Pres Dyterian University,
(1 .KiiM IM i:. 1WR1.
For CatalOfW,
lull I.TItlti
W. R. APrx
trt..
a P.
Ilunbvillc Female Seminary,
KTJBTaYILLE, a la sax a.
T
trSSCBPASSEH is Its
baikliuKS and pviods ;
saenisaod sanitary arrangt
superior and expericuccd t
idvaTitase in 5luie, Mode
STUWS ?
Or''
1
Fr
gt"Send order in at once.
I
frs.
I IMSH l'T.
A TOY IHSflf
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
UTE,
c
A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies,
In the family of Judge J. W. C. Watson, and conducted by his daughter, Miss E. D
Watson, aided by the lcst teacher-! in the Departments of Literature,
Music and Art.
BOARD (Including Lights, Fuel and Washing) with tuition in the English
Branches, and in Latin when desired, per Session of Twenty Weeks, $100 00.
Modern Language-, Music. Drawing and Painting, at customary prices.
The Second Anneal Session
orESS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER lSth, 1883,
aSf For Circulars and oilier information, address the Principal, or Judge J.
W. C. Watson, Holly Springs, Mi-. y july25'83-3m.
ractTLTV:
W A I'M I.. P
BfcV. .1
Rv. j. n. NHS i-.ri:
S. J OOF 1" MAN, A. M.
J W. CAl.PWLLL. A.
K. B. Massif.
o. K. 5ICHOtASt5F.N.
Raw, KwflKBT HKIOF.
Courses full and term,
Cataleicue.
juue27,'S;l-Sm.
P , LL. P
i"hD-
M'li'V n. STEAP.T. MM.
alyll,'S3-2a. s'ae: yvi.le, ky.
Medioal Department of tho Uni
versity ot Louisiana, New Orleans.
rrutts is Tin: only lxsrm ii.'.n o: ti;t.
1 kiud la the l idio.1 eitalc la bich all of Uu,
losj-l! ,ii .
l Mr f if lAvi
T. O. 61
itrg h.jiUI
i- ;iud -enus
l . t.i
'.N, M P .
Uean.
jOArOKE C0LLIOK, ba-em,
IMli ItiWi Seafott befna Sept. I-
rLASSKAL ANPsCII NTll It t ' ' - :
iKurees. Partul. n.i-ioesa, Nurmal aad It
paraiury Couracv 1 ' .i l..iisiiB Course. ntSch
.iu.) eitrman spoken. last ruction !m '';b -.. t
IVactleal. Ubriry ol l,uU0 ti tumcs. t.csl mor
als. Five churches. Uoulthlul mountaiu lecst..
K.viiu E;.rs for months, iioeicti
tiou, board, tucl, lighu, washing, etc., 1.
SYN0DICAL FEMALE COLLEGE,
Florence, Alabama.
H. COLLIER, President.
Tire nt iMntli Session begins September Gth. 1883.
Tirr Far-nit is romnnseel of nrofessirinal Teachers. The teachers nt Modern Lan
guages have had the advantage of stud? in Paris and Heidelberg
tmnrlit witliotit extra charge.
Putiilsare thoronffhly instructed in Mathematics and other branches pursued in aD
English course. .
The Departments 0f Music and Art sre supplied with teachers of superior ability
and reputation.
Tl'iasiSi Pt r StSsfwn of Twenty Weekn
Primary
First aiid Second Academic,
Third Academic
Freshman and Sophomore,
Junior and Senior,
Incidental Fee,
Board Tncludins fuel, lights, washing, etc.
DPAHT.WENT OF MUSIC.
Beginners,
Advanced Pupils,
Special Vocal Le-s(ms,
Class vocal lessons,
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
- STATE
AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
KnoxYillc, Teuu.
Next Session begins September 6lfc, 1S83
I ts ceeasvs amxotMt scikstific. mtkb
hit nd Millmrr Studies under ii(tien nn.fos-
sors and instructors. Tbe student, (onn a battalion
ti cadets iu cbanre of an eaieriensl eomniaudir
One vear's preparatory Instructiou l pnividesl. Ah
plieaats lor admission tothls class must be 15 years
old and have a lair knowledge of Arithmetic, Ceorf
raphv, EuKlish Grammar and V. S. History ,
Th'e situation of the University Is healthful. Its
surroundings are beautiful. The cllmte Is superior.
Tfinos is Fkkr to Tkachkiw AUD Casdi
DATKS FOa THK CltRISlIaS MINISTRY. Fxpenses
i tun mon to all students (or 40 weeks, trom tltWi ky
(Ml. W ben tuition is iaid add $40.
For Cataloirues and further particulars address
DR. THOMAS W. HI MI S,
rHKSlDKST I'SIVERSITY OF TKXX.,
june20,'83-2ra. Ksoxvillk, Tlns.
WsslByan Female Instituis,
Nlauulon, Virsiui i.
i trom listccn State?.
..
Cu-
JulyUfawt. Jlt.U'-! i DtdSXBM, IYv
Franklin Female College,
Holly Springs, Miss."
rpiIC TlflltTY-nn 11 ANKUAX BE.STQN OF
JL taia widely known school 111 oomuitccv Was
nksdat. Sai'TutBKa r,m, tsS.
Loeallun central aai healthy. ruU ec T eoao
;c;ctit Tcwbcr.
.VsrHf cmI fnucncil FucilUUl in .Vil T's.' A -
AljHwSMati
1 crm malcraie Applr to
Ma-? kl. r CLaTvX,
uiyl,-83-2m. l'rincipal.
ihamborliiin-Hunt cail. m .
PEPARTMENT OF ART.
Drawing Pencil,
Drawing Crayon,
Oil Painting and Water Colors
Elocution Lessons,
aug.l,'83-4w.
$10 00
12 50
15 00
20 00
25 00
: i oo
80 00
815 00 to 20 00
25 00
25 OO
Free.
$12 50
20 00
25 00
5 00
It' -t Till.ss-,l
- Sar7 t-
IPrN'S SKPTRMItER 20th. ISSt. QmI ib. Fiaai
.Schools for YOCXS LaMM is rui; I mtkd
States. Surround ins l auli!ul. ( innate OBMO
pa,id. One hundred and sixty Imanlim; juiiiils
from eighteen States. TKRMS AMOStl till.
BEST IN THE L'KTON. Beajd, Wasnlnc Enctisb
Course. Uilin, French, ticiinan, DMttWBeatal Mus
ic etc , ieir Scholastic rear, trom Septemlicr lo.luue,
8 18. For Catttloitucs, write to
TBS Wil. A. n ARRIS, I). P., President.
JrUlll.tfl IW STAVSToy, Vikgijiia.
St. Margaret's Hall.
A Boarding aud Bay School for Girls.
TCITIOS FREE TO BOARPINU 1'LTII.S
draduates will be prepared lo enter the I ni
versity ot Oxford. School will re-open Septi.mbkr
ZmTb mrs, s. b. WAP.r,
julyll,'S3-2m. Jackbox, Mm?-.
JUDSON FEMALE INSTITUTE, MARION, ALA.
ROBERT PRAZER, President.
Session hefrius October 2d, 1S3, with full Corps of Teachers.
FOR SALE.
Great Bargain' Cboice
Land.
SCHOOLS
Dr-SiniXii OnapWesl and Experienced Teachers.
Principals or Assistants, can secure thein by ap
rlvine to the l.Mos School AeiENCY.
:. i , ... Tinlpiiftiniia
e nave Hfiswiw im i.s i-;. -
. . j ' ... ,.,R. ... tbp
for stop-over at wmewmm, l'l''-' " " ,,
uh, Vork, Pennsylvania a Ohio lUii-nou.,
, i A (i. W. R. R.1 Also at unices oi connecting
UbM West aud .south.
'v i n v v 'V c ar n,w "n Sa''', (i0"1' ,i,r Kp"
I IV lY ti I 8 turn uutil Septamber 30th.
J M I'ERRls, A. B CLARK,
Oeii'l Superintendent. Jeii'l Pa sr. AjjtH,
Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland, Oh.o.
Au '. 22, ISM.
rriD bay ST LOCP. "N rilL UAlLiti'Ai' jeachers. aud will Itiruwn aov iscaooi orrauin. ...
and on ..avfVabl- water, eonvetilent to w- lustroctor for the Scholastic year of 143 free m
mill and to Sew Orleans, several Urpe tra, ok ; charga U you need a teacher, send in your appli
anA pin" tiutsr. BrmroeLive soil to ... it, - -u I- : .-uii.tw before our best teacher are located,
laud cotton, Tuba., tobacco, rice or At own- 'leacbers applying for situations charge nothing
,dimr at adislanee, oilers all, ol I 1 t on. unless located. Y . H. Clark,
ervow. Applv to J. I- IDWLK. .!...-.-', a-ig.l5,-33-5m. P. O. Box Hi. Brandon. Ml.
erv low. API
or i. F. H. Claibor
oBel3,'S-i-
Natehez
STRAYED!
ONI. SMALL BLACK HORSE MILE, FIVE
"vears old: sear on ri)rht hip; also sear on left
j tail bone; with Spanish brand on thwh. Pfcap-
.nr..,l nhont 1 be fib ol Aueuse. .iuj'- -
MAYO, foosa Postol8.ee, Leake County
aui?.22,-s3-3w.
Mis..
a X.
rieeOO. ' Apply lo SMYUE A STEVVART
ian.lT,'83-tf. Jackson, .miss
'OK BAM.
Jefferson.
IU5rtl,'-tf.
Apply
flllUli- iill'l lotS
e oibn e n No.-tV
, R. K. .TaYNE.
-,na &ai t--Ku-iiiess II n State Strjt
X with
SCHOOL NOTICE.
MISS J03IE VAX HOOK will open school at
the residence of her father, corner of Presi
dent and College Streets, on Ti-ssday, September
lih, 16S3. Terms moderate.
Jacksevn, Auetist IS, 1S8S-4L
J tm y Cattle Tiieir Importation !
A N FAFEKlfc2Cfc.Li LUiUKltn a-.s m m 1 1...
A "will visit the Island of Jersev in October to
HOIXINS INSTITUTE.
Botetourt Springs, Va.
The Fortieth Sssion optued with full ntim'wr.
from fourteen different States, and clotvd on ihe
! 20th of June with a brilliant Commencement. The
1 io-.nrovemauts announced one year ago have boon
almost completed and will, in a BSw WWn, IfW-lTS
,hc Gnishing touches.
The 41st session will open on the 19th or Sr.r-
TEMBCR, with facilities more, ample and complete
than the school has commanded during its continu
ous history of 40 successful years.
Extensive Literary courses arc provided, covering
English Language English Literature, HiMory,
Latin, German, Irench, Mr.thcmalici, Natural
Sclenee, Ethics. The Departments of Masic and
Art are fully equipped and conducted nnder the
best standard. The work In these departments re
ceives the highest encomiums iiom Ihe bssl judges.
The School is run with twenty (20) Officer and
Teachers. Girls and Young I.adics are received for
a slnele session or for the full period of school life.
The locality enjoys the advantages of a mild, moun
tain climate, valuable medb iujl waters, and the
niosi picturesque scenery.
This school wholly disapproves and discard-, the
agency system for securing pupils. That system
too often places girls and bays in schools and under
influences of a very different character from those
preferred by their parents. Apply for Circulars and
relereuces.
P. O. -BoirroL-RT BMOMa, i,
Pepol Ooverdale, Shcnandr,ah Valley B. 1L,
CHAS. L. COCKE,
Superintendent.
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
Next Term Opens Sept. 10th.
Corps ol Experienced Teachers; Course ot Study
Extensive aud Thorough.
Tuition and Board for Scholastic Yoar.tlSO.CO.
For Catalogue, etc., address
O. W. MiC.L--I3,
julvli,'83-2m. bec'y Board ol I rtistoew.
JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.
TQrB FIRST SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL FOB
Sort and VOVM Ms, at Jiskton, is.,
Mill aaM September Ifltb. 1883.
A new bulldine, most desirably l-eatcd and com
plete in all its arrangement. for tho accommoda
tion of a hundred and fifty studrns, will lie niiwlis,!
and c cry thine done to place this Training School
ou a iMM'inaiK'iil basis.
The object ot this Academy is to prepsre roulhi
either for t titertng t'olleex proper, W U till well
their places In anv oi the busine-s rriaiionsol liie.
Som but ext rienced or Uiorougbly qualllicd in
structors aill bo employed.
Students from a distance will hare seenriti t
them all the restraints and comforts of homo with
the I'amllv of the Principal.
For particular iniormaiion, apply to O. S. Ro- H
hush, at Brandon. Miss., until September 1st; aitr
that time, at Jackson, Miss.
julyl,'s:t-Kiu.
mar21
k5E5 above -JVk J aT,R lMtSML IMlttFis
,'83-tf. Apply " K. J as ns For S175 a Jersey lfeiier o; the
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 08
1 00
I 00
1 00
St
FOR RENT.
F THE MOST DESIRABLE STO.'LE-
J Iiooms in tbe City.
Persons. Apply t
aug.l, So-2m.
Now oecnpied by Capt.
WM. S. LEMLY".
O TORE HOI -E OX MAIN STREET. OCCU-
O pieel at present by HiUbeim i She ton. loi
icrm, etc.. apply te E. M. PA.Kh.LK,
uug.-. s3-3 At -Capital State Bank.
Teacher Wanted
For Sale.
rcnvn-HAVn Rl'NMN'1 l.LAi
ti
L Horiik C.is in good eon;.
Apply to E. D. I o.n ur
on Canton rnnd.
aug.l.'8-S-lm.
TOR 4
pO, Mill.
Jack soli
best breed c.nrbc landed at Moone. w, u. v iia.m.-
i LI T 01 Owinltl, JttBUMIMf. will ris.1l.i--
from West Tennesse and Mississippi, along and
I north oi the V. and M. Railway, and he invites
correspondence,
ang 151S3-2w':'.
n,!v u l iberal Salarv guaranteed
r.frVesnondence "solicitesl. Address either of the ttn-
2 50 dersigped.
2 SO augl,'83-4w.
I 00
J. P. WISE,
A. B. CATO.
1 00
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t no
2 00
1 00
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Where to Lodge in Louisville!
r.,i j fSi-m.riv af Natchez, has ir-
I ratu-ed her Kesidence, at 717 West Chestnut
wherever they occur.
J-C. Prewett, of Yazoo City
vf a iren' P6 throtigh this
is: " VS aim M rmilt fnr fjrxvk-nilt
Sja whither her mother, Mrs. mained cooscioos almost to
Earksdale, had preceded her. died peacefully. f
P,. r. - m. From the beginning o
, - r.xpiimnn narrv win
Sf bout 150. The list will pos-
7 .' e doseri on 5Kri, Tiw, o-rnnr-
Death f 3uiwt Blaek.
iQ.Judsre Jere-
miah SKB.ach dieSIt 2:10 this
morning. Though not
death was sudden and wa a to
the community. v7r 7it
tif y a
hange
begiuuing oi I
Judge Black Wievea e
provement was toe i slight tog-
If yon constantly ache all over, nothing
prevents threatening sickness like Parker's
Ginger Tonic.
First Hew Bale of Cotton in Yazoo
City.
The, first bale of cotton this season
was received here on Tuesday, 14th inst.
It was raised by Mr. J. L. Corbin, on
the Goodhope plantation, and classed
mirlrllinsr. It weia-hed 520 pounds and
anld to Holmes & Fowler at 10 cents
per pound. Yaxoo Sentinel.
-Vlabama hat 2118 factories witn a
capital of $5,714,032 and an annual pro
duction of $13,047,644. Misswhas
1731 factories with a capital of W,o.l
714 and an annual product of $8,154, o8.
South Carolina has 1584 with a capital
of $5,400,418 and an annual proauci oi
$9 858,081. Louisiana has 255? with
$18,313,974 capital and an annual pro
duct of fMOi,w.
Very Low Rates.
During the continuance of the Southern
Exposition at Louisville, Ky.. (commencing
Aaznst 1st, and continuing 100 days,) the
LouUtOle & XotheilU Railroad will sell Ex
cursion Tickets from anv of its sUtioas to
Loaisville at one tare lor tne rouuu uiy.
These Tickets will be on sale every dav,
from L4S. stations and will be Rood 80
davs, allowing ample time to visit tne urrei
fM Expatit n erer held in the South, and
eooad only to tne uentenuuu at
phi a.
Appointments of Commissioners of
jueeuon,
undarsians". vbrmerly f r
auged her Residence, at 71? west vuesimu
i ,,, wi-.i a itntt Ris can iuiuwh waav-
,Me Lodging and good Breakfast to Missuppians
attending the Edition, for Uie moderate sum of
a,,oo. The location is pleasant, and within
fSw minutes walk of the L & K. Depot. Refers to
her friends in Kaichei, and to Col. J. L. rower, oi
The Clasjos. u.psh
amrl.'8S-3m. MRS- E. E. MARSH.
So More Cotton Wasted for the Want
of Pickers !
HAND COTTON PICKEHS!
npHESE SEW ASP VALUABLE ARTICLES,
I k-aT- r-iJlv cast, can obtained In
oairsor br the gross, 'by addressing S.n kllino A
?iLht TwaVhiugton. 5. C. Ti.ev give better
FOR BENT.
THE WHOLE OP. PART OF A VERY COOL
and pleasant Residence in North Jackson,
President street cither with or without furniture.
Please apply to Mrs. B. L. Goodyear.
aug.LVts-t. -j; j-
K0WLEDK IS NOT WTO!"
julyll.'SJ-
B
rowasville X emale vvollege.
nROWXSVILLE. TENN.
THE TIIIRTY'-FIRST SESSION WILL OPEN
SKPTEMBkB 12, 1SS-1.
Iocatiou healthy ; rlimnlr tneU0 ; course thorough ;
terms to" ; mora! surroundings nrMMl.
Superior facilities in Instrumental Music, Voice
Culture, Languages and Ai t. The Teacher of Gor
man aud French jyxinU both language.
Ample and Elrgant BuMiwii in Ihormgh rrpatr.
Boarding House nruiu JuraUhnt.
Board and Tuition fn Literary Department $187.
Apply to P. 11. Eaoek, A. M., l"resident. lor
Catalogue. )'. V83-10W.
tiESB2S32i Mnka Normal lnstitnte,
Iuka, Mississippi.
Port GiTDSon Female College.
(I'sdhb tVB ArsPKES or the JIisTtssivr Air-
M AL Co.STEBESCE M. E. CUVECH SSCIB.)
POET GIBSON, MISS.
IMMEDIATELY ON THE LOUISVILLE. NEW
Orleans and lc.vai B. It. aud only au hour's ruu
lroin Viekshurg. , ,
BuiLDOfSS commodious, conveniently srranjsu,
and of hrle-k.
R..OMS e-ouip!etcly and hau.lsr.mely lurnisheJ.
Facuitv composed of expcrlcavcOl and iuojcss-
ful teacher.
Ti.bms in keeping with the times.
Nkst Bassioi or ci tox HOVBaT, Scr-TBMtxa
lTru. lBttt
For further tuformatinn address
jnlyl8. S3-Sm. Bkv. T. C. BUADrORD, Prost.
WLIITWOB.TIT
FEMALE COLLEGE,
BHOOKHAVEN, MISS.
Will Re-opeu Scptembor 19, 1S83.
riMlERE IS A TULL FACULTY OF I.XPEBI
1 knceii Teacher. KuasM -of pupils from 2M
to 800. No bovs will be received. Number ol
Music pupils, 1S9. Klrt-olas iwairootlon In ' ""
Httire, Art, and Mole. Charges low as i oni I
cut with superior advantages.
NORMAL DLl'AU'I Jo KNT TOB Pai rSW
Teachers will be mads a Specialty.
The Young Ladies in lbs Boarding te; W.niCnt
have the best care.
l orC.aloguc. add p
juiyi8,'8Jrm'. MmmtA.
augi,-oa-a
LADIES' SHOPPIMi AGKt7.
Louisville. Kentucky.
rpHE rim Slltl Formerlt or N-'Tcnsz
I and for vears past retiiim in Loatoville, KT.
will give prompt and careful attention to au arn
Ou "lull afiwimiil n Lambs may wish purchase,
i r ..i...;n u.rtet. She has had nisirter-
aide eiperienee in shopping far her friends, and
knows where to get the best, on the beat term.. Her
commissi
voice
nlus.
1 . ..
er Jaeksou. MISS BELLA MARSH.
jtmel3,'83-tf.
Sixth Session, 1267 Pupils!
H. A. DEAN, A. MM
JOHN NETJHABDT, A. M.,
Principals
-INDUCEMENTS.
mi will be 5 per cent, on amount m m- tacilities jj eniiriwa i.,nr.x.r
-.. vf. , 1 . J...i ou- r.-o... "t.-. hT 1 r- Tr--.mm- ..It Four Dollars tier W
It will oe ai oucv it."' ,.v... - ;- - --- j tuu'v -'fr " - - .
vt, iioz snri to .Mr. an-.t -Mrs. j. i o- School weu auuipiJea.
SttTrT ."' Ix)uisville. . th, 8th and
eanati, 10th and 11th, and may
aV-f trip to New York if they
11., ' reach Flora to-morrow,
mft? odes from Jackson. The road
rww to xazoouttv by nr
B-I .-Tottts
is e ' v.J J
iw?mber- So are informed
ueaton, who is superintending
'uiUon.
SDd eWanr nuu4uia wnsM
the day st the Spengier
r the nomination of Mr. Mil-
Bi(iTent amon the participants
faJi Lowrv. M XleTr5, f of
From the
idee Kac
recover, ana was IT ;ln Chaun
Mrs Judge Black, Ldeu t.govv Lgaun
cv F. Black ,ud wife,
Mr. ana airs. -' nreent.
and Dr. Meisenhelder were P.T have
Many telegrams of condolence nave
been reweived. , Tuesday.
The funeral will take p ace
at5p.ni- His.rema.ns wdlbe gterren
at Prospect Hill ijemeix. ,
of Christian Church, Wasnrng""'
officUte at the i BUck died he
Shortly before Judge wacs.
t . z a -nun sjflsisnsp .
. s. mv Father
Cfv ; B5leri Oliver CTif ton,
rntJ??' f,: D Gibbs, C. P. North
All seemed happy.
cross tbe dark river
waits me on u
rlwl: "Would
Special Boaineas If 4 Ices.
Clothing Made to Order.
t line, of Devlin A Cos samples,
of all the late styles oi rasa
clothing, at
Auf. 52. ,SS-4
SPECTAClrBS !
GOLD SPECTACLES !
SILVER SPECTACLES;
STEEL SPECTACLES;
NICKLE SPECTACLES;
SPEAKERS SPECTACLES;
COMBINATION SPECTACLES;
KIFOCAL SPECTACLES;
PfiRISCOPIC SPECTACLES;
PEBBLE SPECTACLES ;
VE aR-SH'HT (Concavel AlLts;
' TINTED SPECTACLES :
COQCIL SPECTACLES;
MEDICATED SPrXTACLES;
ANY' KIND OK SPECTACLES;
THE BEST OF SPECTACLES; and
jvj if Ji3 GIjASSES!
At B. y. SEUTTER'S
Jewelry Stare, Seutter's Corner,
aug.8,'8Jm. JACKSON, MtSa
717 Chestnut St., Lotus. ille, Ky.
JAtKS0.
trained
'a J.wtnn iMivhm teach in this school
Preparatory, Training, SclenUV, Philosophic,
' C lassie, Commercial, and Fine Art Department.
. Location is one ol the most healthful in tbe
I South. ExceUeut Mineral Springs and pictaresoue
I Ittka! sitrtsted on the Memphis and Charleston
1 Railroad, and is accessible from all points.
-THE-
DIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
AT OIFORD.-
Xeit Session OpenS.th Sept. 1S83.
Tuition h'rrr to Everybody but tsts
Student.
OPEN TO BOTH SEXES ALIKE.
The Cheapest University in this Country.
All the Departments are iu successful operation
Law, Literary, Hcientinc and Preparatory Depart
ment conducted as heretofore.
For Catalogues Jrre and information apply to
Ges. A. P. Stkwart, Chaneellor.
Special Indueements brre to young men and wo-men-poor
and rich alike. & SUU IVAN
jnly4,'3-im- Secretary uoarti oi irusue.
Central Female Institute,
CLINTON, HINDS CO., MISB ,
Rev. Walter Hilton, LL. D., Pres't.
irHO WILL SEND CATALOOUF, OR CIVE
other luioi-matlon rcspotting tus InstituOoiJ,
on application. . ' . .... ,
This Is the oldest Institution lor the education of
Young Ladles, and Is without a superior lu Uu
State or Soul hwest.
The year now closing, has been eminently pros
perous, filling tho Institution-' s accomaiodaUaas Ier
pupils to their utmost capacity.
Among the many superior advantages sro -Extensive
and Thorough Course of Studv ; the Long
and Succossiul Experience of the Heads ol lis De
partments; Educational Facilities, such as Ap-
.orn in Cabinets. Libraries, eu-., the accuiaulstlsn
ot nearly a hnl( of e-entniy; Espouse, considering
the quantity of ihe return made, very low.
The Thirty-First Collegiate ver lieelns Tcwnar,
SirTLUBLR iota. ROBERT BELL),
President rtoard ol fruitaca.
Oro. Whitpieli, Secretary.
JulylS,'85-3m.
skrkfille Female Institutes
15A Annu.il SruionbeglM Sept. 17, 183C.
TIU INSTITUTION OFFERS EXCEL ENT
selrantase to these seeking to eiiitfais their
daughters. Situated on a brrnrh ol the M. A. O.
R ll. and also on the C. A. A N. R. R., is aooass -Me
to every portion of the State. Tba Factiltv Is
complete, oouslsting of a cori ot experlonosd
teachers, five of whom are spending tho buinmsr in
one of the best Normal Schools iu Ihe L'nlteJ butas.
Nuiiit! of Student last Session 170.
l .,r iurthcr Information, send for catalogue.
T. O. SELLERS, President.
july25,'8.V2iii.
POWER VS. KNOWLEDGE.
Kaowing is not power: but doing is. Our De- ! Cataleptic.
elopment JUtbods are Z I Principal.
jurys,'8S-lm.
ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
FFLL FACULTY HhALIin il. awn jjf.ai.ti
fvl Locatioj. Thorough instruction. Term.';
veby low. Session begins September lth. Or-
r.mrm-Sense. Nature and Beason. -eience is
I Erv. A. EC BANKS, A. M.
I W. 1. DICKINSON
Language tangat py using u ?""- "
oris of tsoogtu. iiw '
Tbe Ooveroor, UeuL-(iovemor and Secretary of Valuable Town Property for Sale.
State will meet at the Executive Office, in tbe City j HAvE A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND
ol Jkao-, TrrasnaT. 8crre TU, xn , far ; I North Json for SJj
tba purpose of appointing Commis-ioners iatc- wel, vl ia jhaie aad jrutt tre. For
tionfor the -rariows Counties of th State. Appll- : lis.nofy torn. K. JAYNE.
a - S ,11 isa i i il mm mm M t t u i .
I
- r- f rw. in? contains sis room; ine grouasw, oovenng
utm ariniMiv b iii.iiim
thin and recomisidsl insis shosild be
to me at Jackson; ana ssksbM give the pc-oce
addxesav and the peiitk of each applicant.
I. P. PoaTjra.
Sec"!- Stale Board Commissioners of Ejection.
August Utb, a&JL
JOHN CmVEABlT'S
CLOTHING HOUSE,!
On State St., near Pearl,
IS JCST THE PLACE TO BCY YOOB
CL()TIII G !
SUITABLE FOR ALL SEASONS I'lJ
oliiaDbiiivuiAu l Jbewme in composition
His Stock, which Is nnusnally, eoeple.e, and I Mathematics taujhi
selected witn greases -""w "
Mftn'sL Buys' wf Ckildren's Glotiune
mihmfwmi JSSIMISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
Nea's -a ) . - and mitter. ,
tnJtnsl lli9SM'JBi nBtlnWB'l ShftfiS. INDIVIDUALITY AND 8CCCESS. ClintOOU HllUU CO., MlSS.
ItOUud . UwM una uims... - ; - -- - - . ... AritMA b. s
Tbe Oldest College ia the Slate.
SO. SOJI.
science of language devel-
, .' :'.r oomb.uing the aasiytic, snytbewe and
Sri raetbexls. St7?-s and figure, of fehetoric
uiuereni uuiiiui,, ij wst.6 i
and by criticism.
br actual work, measure- ,
meets, calculations in iuVarloos departments.
PROFESSIONAL TRAIKINO VS. EOOYISH.
Tho Teachers Training Derarment a speeUlty i
tltIPIIIi COfsFEBEtlCB
-FEMALE INSTITUTE, -
JA KIOY, XE.'w.lf.
ENJOYS IXCBEARrNG PROSPERITY. THE
Thibty-Nikth Year bsois ifmtxtu t,
lsa. Awptv for Catalogue. .
aiAg-tVaa-lBi. A. W. JONES, D. D., Prost.
i & H. College itnrseries
or
MISSISSIPFI.
WE OFFER FOR SALE ONLY Till. .BEET
if Varieties ol
Apples, Pearp, Peacb3,"
drapes, Strawbrros, Etc.
AU Trees and Vines are growing ou tho Collar
grounds, are true to nsme and will ieara the r
tcrle fn th best possible condition.
Scud (or I-ricc-list and terms io
PROF. J. J COLMANT,
SnperlntendCDt of Nurseries,
Agricultural Collr-ge. Mississippi
Aug-ist 1, 13S3.-3U.
Centenary College,
JACKSON. LA.
Opens the First Monday la Sept. 1588.
A FULL CORPS OF COMPETENT TEACHEE?
TtiegraphU: Ceicfwn. Within Five Miles e!
the Miuistippt Valley BaVroad. Entire eXTWscr-,
per session ol Ten Month, tvwi not ocaei flM la
the Preparatory, and tl i) .CWej Otpe
,, n TSA- i lacuviauaiuy ana nine - ''r-- '
MTAS TrmakS and TniTellBS; BagS, I-U". t Jt-eiertion, on the basis of reason and refined so- t
i ... , ; eial Uberty.and etitbusUm.
Alan, IiATJI-S' TSUiisSS,
Call astd Eiumlue His Steele
NO TREBLE TO SHOW GOOD".
A TlSDKS's.
aut ali I e Whind.
a " nd then biepea ,
hub Uf thou oeif'-
-J1. Phine Waver, for many I whom 1 toaa my ""vJthw wiU
a rtri.. . , . ' - ,-
1 Weiu and wiv,' ; 'f T,Tv-Shave ever trusted,
mA 1 , . . . - -".v -. - w . . - SMI SI SBD
r . .1 . . w . m l u.w mw uhhuh v
- ..tmj wm, jjju i a
""In St,
Peter's cha
Kimball's Churn Motor.
I ast ttsintt owt rf ie abt Motor ?
which I bought ol Charles Winkler, Jaek
son Miss. It works well, and p ssssrfeet
Mui'siactioa. BAEsALir.
5caa Jacksos, August IStk.
AsM-15-8.
Wssissf " s4 Wsa !
. t . vs aid socivtt ojr Sr. Aaasrp
r proper tbrowio open Ita '..'
.LZmi, trom 6 to 11 o etoek r.
.itaaday, A-sst , Ijn
Z utf jtAltob is Siiisits t o ne
ZIa ta Mn , iMm1dir v -v
Sees wear.
isiiiiif jjlifssy,
II Lumber : i :
Mr A. A. FoAkes wishes the pawie to
know that he has the finest lot of lumber
and building material ever brought to Jack
em., which be will seU ut bottom prices.
Call at either of bis -fds-oae up-town sp-
posite Thx CbABIOS office, or West Jaeksou j
opposite ht Mow OrlJs Depot.
Junell,'Sinos.
Mail Lettings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL STREET, JACES05, WSS-
(Opposito Clarion Bindery.)
a yn svis 1st a CCT.
a rjf'i w tixf fit KmiAUtiiAinr. v .- -
'83 A
Post Office Deimrtment,
Wakinrrhi, D. C, July h 18W.
rana will he received at the Contract
t
-SlfWrn-r fiA ! Otaee ef thfe IlSJrt t J P. w. ot Ocsj-jW
MiWI w - ,
THE CLARION
A? THK -ijOCiSVJIXE
WEEKLY C0tRllt401jKIAL
OM vewr for only .PV Two V1 fss-Btsle
assw faNflsrV ae
Bw wariac atSUSO will receive for em fear
,J nmrnim the Cor.iaa-JocrJ.AX. the
aET-SKKKS-TATtyn alSWArtS O TU SOCTH.
th retlr and for a Ta aire roJt JUrswrs OBT,
eaastatast, bftjbts. sihlast WAtatx C-oa.y (
iBttartatteSs fattass-etth-i?-.
1ST, tSSS, for esrrytog t stalls es saw inns
Mates ers- the steaaahoat real", sad aeeotsHagto
,v AcheduVe ot arrival u4 e irtar spec iSed by
vje DepartwMsrf, 1 the States af tnwlsisas and
Hhataippt, ire ss January M, 1884, to Jane SSth,
UK. Uat at at, wit iiatstssj f arrival
and departu lastroftioas to biasfc-, w3 tersas
for contracts sod bond, aud ail other necessary in
iarasattoa wlH be lasJasthsd waau aarHcatiea ta the
Serosd Assistant PwUaastar ABrsl.
W. fl GEE8HAM1
8U1T8
epnees.
t af the State will
E3lPE:.'3ES akd calesdar.
Tuition ne.CO per term ot ten weeks in advance. , Number of .students Last Session
Vo eooung tt tee cor extra chart tor any study N umber oi Cadets in Military Compar
except ins aaseaau Jiu"-. - i"'
t-r t wits on Dion.
prompt sad careful attention.
swjivat-tr-
THF AVALANCH
1. a
il
m Boardina and lodelna S10.0C per month.
Fall Term opens 5 EMM be 12, 15a.
Bind ts can enter at any time and tad classes
jaiy5s,'8a-tr.
Fair Lawn Institute,
State Street, Jackson, Miss.
Will Re-open September 17th, 1983.
mml Hi ii ail DeiffHe-t?.
i TO TEACH
for their work.
C. t LU3K,
A- C LCSK,
tttrp'. Principals.
Section Open September 26th, 1383, and
Clotet June 27M, 1884.
j Christian Education the End and Aim
of the Institution.
Discipline Pm tnpt and Kbrwl : Inunict ioa Thor -oajb
Moral Surroviudlnjrs Unsurpassed. Teaits
Reasonable.
Students Received ol Any Time.
rite to rrealdent W. 8. Wesb, for CaU-
W. X. aAIUr r,
Fmsdaat Board oi Trustcos.
Send tor Catologne
aor.l,'83-6w.
D. M. RC3n,
Prmident.
University of Virginia.
SESSION BEG IKS OS THE ITEST OF OCTO
bsk, and continno nine months. Apply t r
Cataloirue to tbe Secretary of tbe Faeulty, r. C
L'niversity ot Virrinls, Albemarle Co.. Virginia.
JAS. F. nAPJll-sOS. Chairman ol the lacvlty.
;ni;... .'!-:.. 1
lam e.
July25,'S3-3a
rrtBOSE PBEI
X special mat
BcstamtWe
jBlylS,'Sm.
SCHOLARSHIPS !
P. S. Nichols, Emtob.
THE DAH.T AVAICJIE DsJivsara by mall
i ma at aar assasim; S&SS for six moathsj
tt-50 for three; month..
THE WEEKLT AVALANCHE Cantiins all!
$I.S per annum, postpaid. 1 9lirf .
AOdresj all letters aa4tajmes i r
THE AVALANCHE. ' " ' ' 'If,?.
Memphis, Tarn
m;.-TTiH-i:
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Hantstille. Alabasssa.
THIRTY -POl'RTII SESSION BEGINS 8EP
mi A MSA No Collem in the South has
increased so rapidly in the last three years. IJe
aared u rive instruction in all Detatrtaaeas ' fe
male KSracatieB. A Cbriatiaa home for pwplls.
For CaUksrae, with Srerrai. trts rrarxn, Ad
dress - .. A. AV 'UiStW. is. 1
iaiy-jA'Ss-gm- " Pee, went.
Publio School Notice.
Jefferson College.
niffh t ebool For Bois and Young Sea.
Loenu-l Six. Mile from KoteAas and Tarn
'Xiltt from the N., J. fc C. R. R.
. i RAYMOND - Pun rOTAX.
Paor. James McCtcu ajio X. C lUaesa.
CDmatanicatton with Nalat by
li-im
atortatfoa free front Nstoh sp :
Session 1883-'81 Opens 6th SOT.
Boabo-Incladfwt 1 " 'AiJu re 'irTri .S!
Tor CatefogiMs giving tall PnlMn the
rrlnclpai.
July-TV
Washington, Ailusts
CRT PaWPOtTT .'MB SALE. ;
ini
rot lire j
BHOOKHAVEN, HISS
.. mrTSWTMTf dim-! DCTCBS FOBSAIJ
' I BSfiZTVc Jaeaaon . conaiatta
foxnao boai
i latin, PWBch, i
tonr years, lor sale.
CTTION IN ENGLISH.
IsSjlilttsaral Music, for
yOO.iiO eaeh. Address
ii r ooHNsoit .
FasBsusarr.
MEBTntC.
uMie Sctiooisoll
the same sa last sesailin i for I
BALTIMORE
EMALE COLLEGE.
d. at S o'clock r
Sehool Term
laa, and theaa who apply
ttoes preseribed by law.
of tssaaor wm i
the Board are !-?W J,r0'
j. L. ruwam 1 1 ,.
J s i.waw S
jrciM--
ea..'T.'.