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Clarion.
WEUHESDlT, ACeCT 22, 1882.
House, Farm and Garden
housekeepers help.
8axt fob milch cows Care should
1 taken that milch cows baTe salt
twice a week ard that tbey have ac
cess to water alter taking the ealt ;
because salt in its crude state is pois
onous and will create a high fever in
the stomach unless diluted by water.
Apple jelly Pare and stew sour,
juicy apples (greenings are nice) in
enough water to cover them, strain
as directed for currant jelly, allow
a pound of sugar for each pouud of
juice, put them together and strain,
boil four or five minutes, skimming
it thoroughly.
Tomatao Sauce A quart ot to
matoes, a slice of onion and half a
doxen cloves. Cook ten minutes.
Put into a fry pan two tablespoonfuls
of butter, heat and stir in two teas-
poonfuls of flour. Stir until smootn
and brown. Add the tomato, cook
two minutes, season with pepper and
salt and pass through a sieve.
Soap Take six pounds of potash,
To cents; four pounds lard, 50 cents ;
quarter a pound of resin, 5 cents.
Beat np the resin, mix all together
well and set a.ide for five days; then
put the whole into a cask of warm
water, and stir twice a day for ten
days, at the expiration of which time
you w:ll nave row pounus vi nuj.
Canned Peaches When cannning
peaches one cannot guess at just the
nnmW of halves or quarters needed
to fill the can. and su often after fill-
Jncr the t-an several pieces are left
in the svrun: if vou cook others and
thev will drop to peices
lly way to avoid this is to take out
the nieces carefully on a plate, cook
the other:", and. when thev are needed
to help fill another can drop them for
a minute or two in the syrup.
Peach jelly tor a table yrna
ment liolii.iiir is more elegant, Di-soiv
sufficient water "ne ounce ofirimdaaf;
fctraiu it; take half a doaen mrg
tieaches and nam them; make a y
rup of one powad -f situar and half a
tiint of water. Into this pat the
peaches and kernels; boil gently for
fifteen minutes, then pkM the fruit
on a plate, and cook the syrup for
ten minutes, ami to is aaa m ism
rlass and the juice of three 1. luons
A pyramid mould i-1 very pretty lot
this. Fill part ot jelly and wtea M
nut in one quarter Of the teaches
Place Mice and lei it harden, add
more jell v and let it harden keep on
filing the moulds until full,
base of the mould be jelly.
To TOUTS OKAPJ3 Plock th
rluotcrs carefully, remove thoie thai
areereenor bitten by insect or bias)
ed, and tie them to a pole abonl tea
feet Ioul'. and o firm KS not to bead
much beneath the weight. Hani
the poles with the rlusters ratpeade
111 a loft Wl fibawher. where there i;
a free circulation of air, and there
let them remain till freezing weather
looking over them occasionally, am
removing any that have begun to de
cay. Then pack m dry saw aval, ii
thrr. shallow boxes, and keep in eoo
cellars. The French often keep them
a number of months by dipping them
in a thick whitewash, which on dry
ing, covers stem and fruit with a thin
white crust and excludes me air
Crecy Sofp acx Ckctoss Put in
about four pounds of beef, first cut
ting off all the fat carefully, and boil
it to a rich gravy soup the day before
it is wanted, skimming and stirring
it frequently; the day after it is boil
ed skim offevery particle of fat; when
about to prepare fos the table take
sufficient carrots to make a quart
when boiled, cut them up and boil
them. And when perfectly soft mash
through a colander into a soup. Stir
in a quart of tomatoes, one onion cut
in quarters and roasted, some green
or dried peppers cut up fine, a bunch
of thyme tied together (so that it can
be easily taken out) black pepper, salt
and celery seed. Cut up square pieces
of bread and put into the soup.
TnE USE OF lemon There are three
ways of making lemonade To squeeze
the juice into cold water-tuis is tne
shortest way; or to cut in slices or let
soak in cold water; or to boil the
slices centlv. Lemonade is one of the
best of drinks, and safest drink, for a
peison, whether in health or not. It
is suitable to all stomach diseases; it
is excellent in sickness. The pips
crushed may also be mixed with sugar
water, and used as a drink. He ad
vise every one to rub the gums daily
with lemon juice to keep them In
health Tiie bands and nails are also
kept clean, white, soft and supie by
the daily use ot lemon instead ot soap.
It also prevents ehilbains. Lemon if
used in intermittent fever mixed with
strong, hot coffee without sugar
Neuralgia may be cured by rubbing
the part affected with lemou. It is
valuable"", also, to cure warts, and to
destroy dandruff on the head by rub
bing the roots of the hair with it.
Women and Harcotict,
New York World s Interview with Pr.
Meylert
"There are two classes of women who
become habituated to the use of liquor
or narcotics, first, there is the poor
under-class, who are driven to intemper
ance by poverty, sorrow or abuse. Then
there is the class of women who belong
to what is called the best society. They
are surrounded by all the luxuries which
wealth can buy and all the safeguards
which polite society can throw around
them. Thev contract a passion for
drink generally in social frivolities.
HOW THEY BEGIN.
"Thev begin with drinking beer and
end in drinking enormous quantities of
all kinds of alcoholic beverages. I
have one patient who contracted the
habit at a boarding school where a num
ber of young ladies out of mischief used
to surreptitiously smuggle in beer.
Many of my patients claim that they
were at first prescribed the liquor by
their physicians, this is undoubtedly
SPECIAL A LEGAL 50T1CE8.
Ma. mnn has fcssa I t f
taftrr FTOfMveBawyws
mm nroorirtor to ttsadto, awl
whereof he affirm. -Ed.
Mx.D.sbts: "For many yeaialfcaTO snJTerod,
toii iiy tor;
ta mr bed aaa amm -
. C k. miehi af tiu bedctotbea, to
dating was the ajoay I 4wsd. Islwaj.no.
trt w before these attack came cm mj kid
ney, were aflertad ; before there would be soy
pain In my limba or any swelling; of Joint or
Units the color of the lecretkras from the kid
neys would be very dark and the odor strong and
feverish. The last attack was Tery serere, about
fire yean ago, and I was confined to the hews
several weeks, and was unable to attend to busi
ness in three months. Daring the time I was
confined at home and the time of my conva
lescence I employed four of the best doctors that
I could obtain, but none of them gare me per
manent relief, for they did not go to work at the
cause of the trouble. Having been acquainted
with the proprietor of Hunt's Remedy s long
time I was induced by Urn to give it a trial, hop
in? that it raiaht reach the seat of the disease;
and after taking one bottle I found myself Tery
Cbesapeake ail Olio
true in many instances, but the state-: much improved, and after taking the second I
ment of the victim of these habits can i was feeling better than I had after any previous
not always be relied upon. Most of j attacks, During many months previous to taking
those who contract the habit claim that ! the K.medv my hands and flap's wod be much
. , .. . gTcllen and stiff every morning; my left side, in
Uiey m learneu uie proruea ui vuc , ioll of ,,oln,ch and spleen, was very lame
drug from having it prescribed by their i and Kntitire at times I would be taken with
physicians. severe cramps over the spleen, and be obliged to
"W oul'l you, tlien, aavise pnysicians , M,f,ly mustard or cayenne lasemporary reuei ;
to abandon the use of narcotics f j I was rery nervous nights andcould not sleep ; I
'By no mean". Opium is one of God 8 j was obliged to be very particular in my oiet, ana
greatest rifts to man. I would, how-! J M" m
Let
ie
ever, advise physician to use more care
in prescribing.
'Almost evtrv phvsican lias many
cases of intern iterance among his fema'e
patients, home of the cases in my pr.-
vate practice were peculiarly pitiiu .
Their recital fa all their particulars
would be horrible. It was only a few
weeks aso that two ladies walking along
an avenue in this city picked up a young
woman, richly dressed and of rehned ap
pearance. be was intoxicated. Learn
ing her address they conveyed her to her
home, rme belonged to a weaitny tami
ly in this city. Hhe has since been re
claimed. HOW OfflTM IS FIRST TAKEN.
"In opium cases the drug is generally
at first taken to relieve pain, and then
as soon as its properties are learned the
habit generally fastens its hold upon
the woman. There are three forms of
the opium habit. It may be smoked or
taken through the mouth or hypoder
mically introduced. The latter is the
most common form. The woman, pcr
h.iji., sees her doctor first use the
yringe; thru she gets one herself and
begin- its use. She BOOB discovers, how
ever, that the diise of one-eighth to one
quarter of a grain administered by tlit
physitian no longer satisfies her, and
she inr rcssfn the quantity, This is
gradual, of course, but rooaitfae stooant
token daily would Ik? sufident i-j kill a
stroog, healthy nan. FrAa five to eight
grains f morphine is a fatal d"-- for
in'' uuaecustoned to iti use.
I haTe taken Hunt's Remedy systematically ail
these things have changed; I have no swollen
hands or Ilmtw, no pains or cramps in the side,
can at all kinds of food, sleep soundly and get
thoroughly rented, and my kidneys are active and
perform their functions promptly, thus taking
out of the system all the poisonous secretions
which contaminate the whole system where the
k ktoeyi in not act efficiently. My friends, what
Hunt's Bmiiidy has done for me it will do for all
of you. I believe it to be the only sure cure for
all diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, and Urinary
organs. Respectfully, E. R. DAWLEY,
ibi Broad Street'
-THE .KEW-
Souihern Trunk Line
FOB
WASHINGTON,
Baltimore, Philadelphia.
AXB
PTOBW YORK !
lie Only Line Running Its fTatire
Traia with
PULLMAN SLEEPING CABS! -Louisville
to Washington,
-AXD-
Washington to Sew York.
Without Change ! Without Transfer !
Pstswirss- thrrssh I lie PAJIOIS
BLUE CSBASS REGION of
Kentucky.
sar Passengers from the South make elysc Con
nection with the solid train of the C. & O. train at
Louisville or Lexington, and pass through all the
beautiful scenery on the C. A O. by daylight.
Tickets on sale at Principal Tieket Offices in the
South. W. J. BERG,
Southern Traveling Agent, Louisville, Ky.
II . W. FULLER, G. P. A., Richmond, Va.
ras ma bit.
"The aaWi niu.-t be QtNMfauted with
the utwiot rcgtUfuritr.
Hoftclt. r' Stomach BUMTa, ly incrrdii!)
llie piivsii-ul
viil nower. and rendertna
function'' rrsnlar and SCOTS,
the
II
i and Uti r
ailments
alualilr. and it afford a .-nvc d.-
airaniHt malarial fevn besides mnoraw
all trace" oisnch di?e;i-" from the JWW
For sslc l.v all lnis: and lc( l v
fit-nerally .
FOR THK FARMKK.
Hog cholera is raging about Sr.
Joseph, Mo.
Delaware count v. !"a ha seven tr
creameries.
Hen-roosts hottrd not be placed too
high, and a standing nlank with slats
should be provided tot an 'elcvaior."
The American Dairymen reeom-
mends peat-moss ftr lwdding.
Thorough drainage lies at the foun
dation of all good road makiug.
An application 1 coffee-grounds is
Said to add to the thrift of flowering
plants.
When washing out the manger a
lew drops of carbolic acid in the wa
ter corrects the sourness.
If farmers would publish the mis
takes thej make, it might be of more
value than a record ot their uoocas.
It U claimed that corn is the most
suitable food for hens sitting. . The
requirements of a sitter differ from
those of other hens. Keeping quiet
and without raueh exercise, not much
is required to sustain life, and their
food should be of such a nature as to
digest slowly. For this reason whole
grain is preft r.-ed, and com is thought
to be much the best, Soft food of
any kind is soon digested, and then
the hen becomes hungry, and either
leaves the nest too frequently or be
comes poor. 1 he advantage of com
over other erain is that tt is more
oily and not so likely to stimulate
the production of eggs, and, being
nara ana compact, is aigestea mucn
slower than other grain.
The Breeders Gazette say;: "It is
the opinion of many conservative and
observant men that we are to have
moderate prices for almost all agri
cultural products for perhaps two or
three years. Of course no one can
predict trices with certainty. Any
one jof several causes may produce
high prices, bat the probabilities are
that, with average crops in our own
aad other countries and the preva
lence of peace, prices for all neat
staples will be lower than they have
been for two or three years past,
la the line of live stock, this country
has a fall stock of all classes horsas,
eattle, sheep and swine. Good prices
have caused attention to breeding;
there have been no destructive epi
demics among our cattle, aad, pretty
certainly, a larger number of females
save been bred this year than in any
former one. There is no need for
discouragement, bat we do notadvise
anv one to heavily involve himself
no. stAvaay "i
ke ns
sv.fpm in 7,M,(i working order, and i r -r.
!SMR" take it! itapaiust diw-ase. For coiisliatioii, d-
V , , i lMnjr simi rheumatic
i.i , iui in-' nuMi nm-t no couimueu, i swsliln
it hit been beraa. The patient, after
taking the drag, BUS an hour or so of
stapor, aad the rt of the day b misery.
If the eastern iuy dese i oaultted the vie- j
liin sufnr? terribly."
"Can the habit be cured and bow T I
asked the reporter.
"!'. euro i- MMsiMc Thf puticat ,
must sxprcss a desin lr a cure, and
then be nlaoed under restraint and un
der social influences favorable to refor
mation. In the ease of intemperance I
shut down immediately on the use of
stimulants. I endeavor by the use of
ionics and medicine to supply their place
and build up the system till at last the
craving for drink no longer exists.
Then 1 hope to send them away with
moral stamina sufficient to keep them
from again indulging in the use of stim
ulants. 'Tn the case of the opium habit, I
sometimes continue to give them the
drug after taking the patients in. But
f daily decrease the doses, till gradual
ly I suspend them altogether. Then I
supply the place of the opium with
other drugs of like nature, such as 'Can
nabis indica,' cocoa leaves and sometimes
strychnine. After a while I suspend
these also, and then by restoring her
general health the patient gradually
loses her desire for the drug."
A well-known physician, with a large
west-side practice, said that the list of
his patients includes many a well-known
actmsa and the wives of many prominent
citizens. The wife of a popular clergy
man is known to have been under the
treatment to effect a cure of her appe
tite for drink. After some solicitation
this physician consented to give the par
ticulars of a recent case which ha ter
minated fatallv
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(() Louisville. Ky.
General Directory.
STATE GOVEBNMESIT.
P.OBERT liOWRV, ... Governor
(i. I. SHAND8, - - Likit.-Oovkhnok
P. H. IjOwrv. - j-rivaic .-tcrcuirj
Hk.vry V. Mvkks, - - Secretary of Mate.
vVm. L. Hkmisgway, - - state Treasurer
Sri.VBSIER Gwin, - Auditor Public Account
T. C. CaTCHJKOS. - - Attorney -General
J. A. Smith, - - Sup t of Public tducation.
Ioun M. Smvlik, - Swamp Land lonmiissioner.
E. i. Wai.!., (omuiissiouvr of ImiuigTiitiou and
Agriculture.
I J. L Poweb, ... - SUte Printer
Wirt Adasis. - ,Siatp Revenue A;ont
M ks. MakY Morascy. - - State Librarian.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
Eradicate MaleHel Poison.Pre-ronts
Chills ft Fever. Intermittent ft Bil
ious Fever, Cures Ague ft Fever, Indi
gestion, Dyspepsia. Nervousness, Loss
of Sleep, Female & Summer Disorders.
Recommended k Used Tjy Physicians.
SOW Free of U. S. Liquor License by all re
liable Druggists ana Dealers.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE & LABORATORY,
24& 26 N.MAIN ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
THE SI PRF.3I F. LOUBT.
J. A. P. Campbell. - Chief Justice.
II. II. ClIALMEttf, - T. E. t.H.PI-.R.
Oliver Clivtos, ----- Clerk.
The semi-annual terms commence on 3d Monday
of October and 1st Monday of April.
REPRESENTATIVES.
H. L. Mi liirow,
Van. H. Maxsjm;,
U. I. Money, -
O. R. Singleton, -C.
E. Hooker,
Jas. K. Chalmkr!,
First District
- Second Kistrict.
Thirtl District.
- Fourth District.
Fifth District.
- .-ixth District.
OXE FATAL CASE.
"She was the wife of a wealthy Eng
lisiimau who uiea several years ago
several ot tier enuuren are grown up
and settled in lite in prosperous cireuui
stances. About sixteen vears ago her
physician administered chloridine,
which he introduced into her system by
hypodermic injections. Experiencing
uie renet ironi pain ana the pleasure
able sensations which followed its use.
she asked the physician what he was giv
ing her and unfortunately he told her
"When she came to me, or rather was
brought by her children, she was a men
tal and physical wreck. She could not
irticulate a coherent sentence. She had
lust nearly all command over herself
She looketl and acted like and to all in
tents and purposes was an idiot.
"Mie grew better, and in the course of
several weeks became rational and the
imae-e of her former self.
"After she had been in mv house
nearly tn-ee monun ana her mmd and
health had regained much of its former
strength, some one in the house, or per
haps a visitor, shewed her a bottle of
cologne and tempted her to drink it.
She did so. It made her furiouo. fn
her frcti7y she attacked a servant and
wrought herself into a terrible nassioB.
Some one I should like to lcaru who
the Bend was then put some morphine
witliHi her reach, ihisputher into a
taper, out of which she did uut rally.
She was a woman of many accomplish
ments and had clesrlv been accustomed
to the Itest society."
MEDICAL:
BARKER'S
GINGER TONIC
Contains Ginger, Bucliu, & many of the best medi
cine known, combined into a remedy of such var
ied powers as to make the createst Wood Purifier &
Bist Health S Stnnglh
Restorer Ever Oted.
If yu have Dyspep-
ia, Rheumatism. Pad
PARKER'S
HCough or disorder of ih -
Krdneys.tomiich, !o
els, or Nerves, Farfc 5
'GingerTonic. wScoqi
mence to cure and bui'd
you up from the first
do-c,& ncveT intoxicatef.
-V. A P si.-es at drmggisl-.
LrgeiTtngb'jj itil titf.
Iper
nstst lot'-Ie
urajntK" or amm m pmam, cr iTpty yon. If. AT5 C13.
UNITED .STATES OOERTX
The regular terms of the Tnited .stat,". ( ircitit
Court commenee at Jackson on the 1st Mondars
Viav and November. Itoliert A. Hill, Julire: Jai.
M. McKee. Tlerk.
The Piatrict Court of the I'nited States for the
Southern IMstrUt commences at Jackson on 4th
Mondays Juue and January. Archie Mctiehee,
Clert.
Fur the Northern Instrtct. at Oxford, on 1-t H
davs in June and l)mbcr. Geo. A. Hill, Clerk"
HINDS COUNTY CIRCUIT COCRT.
First District, at Jackson, on 1st Mondays Janu
ary and Julv 24 davs. Second District, at Ray
mond, 1st Mondays February and August 24 days.
Thos. J. Wharton. Juilse; S. Livingston, Clerk
office at Raymond ; A. K. Orecn, Deputy office at
Jackson.
HINDS COF NT Y CHANCERY COURT.
First DUtrict, at Jackson, on 2d Mondays March
md September 12 davs. Second District, at Ray
mond, on 3d Mondays February and August 12
lavs. r.. u. t'evton. Judge; w. 1. Katun, t nanoerj
Clerk office at Raymond ; A. Ci. Monro, Deputy
ace at Jackson.
Its lasting fragrance makes this delightful per
fume popular. Thrr is nothisgjike it. Insist
upon havmg r loreston Cologne; on every bottle
OPIUM
Hsbit easily oared with CHLORIDE OF GOLD
USUI . F.EELEY, M B., SUtCtBN, b. & A. H. H.
A-W2.varzy niino.
OFFICERS HINDS Col NTY.
II. Thomas, Sheriff.
1. H. Brown, ----- Trea-stircr.
E. E. Perkiks, - - - Asssessor.
V. T. Ratliff, ... Chancery Clerk.
3. LtvistiSTOS, - Circuit Clerk.
will t. t oi.lins. ------ surveyor.
Thos. I. Hunter, - - - Coroner and Ranger.
9l?PKitvIS0R.s. E. 8. Middleton. 1st District: W.
H. Chichester, 2d; C. I). Newman, 3d; N. II. Suiitb,
itn; i. t. Mcttae, ith.
Magistrates. Win. Bell, fl. A. Work. lt Dis
trict ; J. J. Blrdsong, C. T. Harrison, I. E. Davis, 2d ;
i. is. t olling. L. . huner. :ta: j. t:. rarrar. J . I.
Hunter. &2I. Thumeu. 4th: John W. Ration. S. P.
Mead, 5th.
C. 8. SE N ATORS.
POUTJ3
HORSE AND CAT" LE POWDCRS
J. Z. George,
U CJ. C Lai
Term expiree March 4, IRS".
Term expire March 4, lgg9.
CITV GOVERNHRNT.
Johx McGill, - - - - - Mayor
Aldermen Messrs. H. Spengler. J. S. Hamilton, W.
So ::. u win die
i
it t .L7c, tvts or U so r
Taylor Benj. Jones.
- il. M. McLeod.
- E. H. Reber.
- Isydore Strauss.
J. C. Carraway.
Ryan, for whites; Toney
. it !iia-. l o.i-r ire ostnl in rime.
r twtTiWI,!'tr
STRENGTH
to vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a day's labor with
out physical pain. All this repre
sents what is wanted, in tne often
heard expression, "Obi I wish I
bad the strength!" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
fee! as if life was hardly worth liv
ing, yon can be relieved and re
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS, which is a tree tonic a
for ail wasting diseases.
ji N. Fremont St., !
During the wi I was
jarwm the stomach by at
of a shell, aad hare i
tronkerersiaee. About four
rears ago it brought on parajy
as, which kept me in bed tlx
months, and the best doctors
in the citrakl I could not
live. I suJcrcd fcarrallT from
iudigaatk, and foe mat two
years could not cat solid food
ard for a large
base was unable tor
BrvwR'sIronlltlriisnd i
able to get i
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
and nre rwedy for
' WW if WIH pretclt fiHt IS FlWta
r'Ttttr- I'owm will
. irsui , rm.. . rem- arm r. ase me Duller arm
e ' wreet.
ttmm lowdr wi't ears or rrerent dnwet crkST
lol l I ,.II!M WILL OIV; SATlsTAClIOI.
fold e .'erywherc
DAVIS T. FOUTS, Proprietor,
s.LrifOB.a.MP.
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL
THE TOLTAIC BUT CO. Marshall.
Mieh.. will send DR. DYE'S CELEf BATED
ELECTRO-VOLT A10 B FLTS and ELECT KIC
AFPLIARCES on trial for SO davtt to men
( rotinp or old) who are afflicted with Bsr
tous DebiUty. Last Vitality, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and eomplete
rworminii ot healtb aad nianlv riiror. Ad
dress ss shore. N. B. Ka rik iaffiirred.
at 30 Javi trial is allowed
j nt.ai.'83-ly.
Q. Iowd, F. B. Hull, Wm.
7ity Clerk ...
Cit I'nlleetor and Assessor
Jtv lreasnrer
11 cy Marshal ...
Cats Sezwos - Phil.
Barnes for colored.
STASDISG COMMITTEES.
fin !.'e J. S. Ilaiuillon. VT. Q. Lowd and Wm.
D. Tav lor.
Pub'if BuHditMi F. B. Hull. H. SDeneler and Ben
Jone.
yiancr s Win. II. Tavlor. J. S. Hamilton and F
. null.
I'n-uotil'fiin and Griwanerj V. It. null. J.
Hamilton and Wm. H. Tavlor.
ttaiM H. Sneneler. W. U. Lowd and Wm. II
Taylor.
.Ntrr nen. jone. t. is. nun and H. Mierutier.
TVrfiw J. S. Ilaiuillon, F. B. Hull and Ben. ,l.ne
e"1 H. Spensler, Wm. H. Tailor, and F. B.
Hun.
Bridtm H. SnengW. W . Q. Iwd d1 Hen. Junes
fjaneterv . . J. . Hamilton and Men
Jones.
OmKKT. B. Hull. J. 5. Hamilton and Wm. H
Tavlor.
BetiU Lhuer Petition W. Q, Lowd. H. Bmmtkt
aaa nea. Jones.
SOCIETY DIRF.CTORV.
New Advertisements.
Pearl Lodge Jfo. 23 ( Mason ie Meet Sd Monday
meat ox eaen menu
James Black, W. M. ; Chas.
MORAVIAN SEMINARY,
FOR YOU L4DIES,
BCTHLEHEM, PEMNSVLVAHIA.
ESTABLISHED 1785, AND IN SUCCESSFUL
I L. (raxtoa. OematatT.
jacason Boyai Area inanier o. e. Meet 4tn
Monday night of each month. Robert Bradley, II
r. : w. s.
inailaii
Meets
toa. Scribe.
I Commaadery No. 1, Knight Templar
Monnav ami at eaca aooaui. Jo
aeiMU, t.. i. ; inirer t uiton, ttecoraer.
Jottn
OP KB ATI ON EVER SINCE.
Apply to
CV. J. BUCKENSOERFER.
COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS AMD SCBCEOMS,
an nunar an I Hoaor. Meet Sd
Capitol Lodge No. It, L L O. F. Meets everv
Thursday night. H. Q. HStneim, K. U. : W. A.
-. seereiarv.
Choeuw Encampment No. Uftft F. Meets
1st and Sd Fridays. H. . Hllzheim, Chief Patri-
A. lr. Moore. Bcriue.
I Lodn No. SS. Knights of Pvthia Meeta
2d and 4th tacaiava. H. G. Hilzoeim, C. C. ; EM.
Parker. K. of R. aad 8.
Central Lodge No, 7S4. Eaidita of Honor. Meets
2d aad 4ta Fridays. Byron Lemly, Die
Campbell, Betwrter; G. E. Galeeran,
Dictator; C. C
BALTIMORE, MO.
The aractleal advaataass of this school
trnaand. Clinics beldatnty Hospital, Maternile
id isarrtaad Woaaaa H-iih
Voaar to tab school Fhndolai
LADuaiary won reqnirea jvctt asaiseat. ay
fy far a catalogue lo im. inuna unt,
aa) a. Miwy asja
No 163. KaanVta aad Ladies of
aad 4th Wednesdays. Mareellus
sr: n. u. miz mm
Lea Ossaaefl American Legion of Honor. -
1st aad Sd Tueadava. H. M. Tavlor.
G. E. Galccxaa, Secretary.
-Meets
p-IVOJtCES. No pabUei
jur man. vmmnxm, n
Appueatsaa tar stamp.
,js. a.
anv
Advice aad
H. LEE, AtfT, 2
MirruoDcrr Cacacsj Rev. C, B. Gallovav. T. P..
saador. rMthath arrea H a. bk, aad 7. a. Pray
ar BSBetJaaavei Wdbeaoayabt.ahjafh ScaaaL
Car mem. Rev. Joaa Hoatcr, D.
VawsaaiMr AdvertistBr Baraaa, 10
tt, . T.
aasjs.'ss-lm.
pastor, "ahlith an i iwa It a. a aad 7 a m.
Prayer meeting e-rery Taw lay night. Sabbath
School S a. a. J. L. Power, Saacriatcadeat.
BerttM
I SaMaOiaerrtae
HIRAM SIBLEY ACO.
I x$ Tiinuiis
H. F.
11 a. a.. aad 7 a. a
iacevacvllamsaaay aizfat, at 7 a'cteck.
Baaaat,Sa.a.
Bcva Iszaei. CoyeasKATtos. So
Catholic Cacac a.-Rev. H. (XmmMm
i7z aM tuffs Mass, ta a. az
lat-a-a. mm
Seed:
asoraaajst a csse.
TkalU. strand 7 jbT Friday eveatiaa; service
OawlSYiaa Oacaca-. N pastor at present.
READY
IM JULV I
CATALOGUE St PfHCE LiST.
B.Y.
t7sMS3RAIM STREET.
FTBUC 1JST1 LTTIOXtV
Lor z vie Astlctl Dr. T. J. MjtchaH. San la
Dbav sjtp Dcata lasitl Hsoit. J. R- Dsfcjaa,
i ras Bus a. Dr. W. S. Laaghry,
RniiSllisali .
pirriTioN
THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND BOARD
of Aldermea of theTowaef Bolton. We, theon-
efnaeas aad wfjat voter or saaj town, res-
v reeommead to roar nonoraoie oooy l. j.
HiiDui wher and suitable DersoB to carry on the
bosiaeas as Retail Liquor Dealer, and pray at yon
nasi lii lli iaw In ir" toe earn ia less quantities
than ose pint, bv Lis complying with the law gov.
erniag tai saie": T M Black Jiub Walton, Joe J
Btrdaaaa-S B Shofoer. B H Well, W Jones, JO
JoneaTwiU A. Jon L G Laiaon. D A MeNeiil, C
H McNeill, J HDSss, W FCaflry, John Gaddls,
Wm Mailer, u i. a juicnct, j Alexander, a t- rep-
r Jian-
Wil-
Burt rm.
lie McKay, Hick Haasrd, Epbrarm Koberts, was
Jones, Jake Simmons, Dick Uuaer, Henry John
son, Albert Fobs, James CWsob, Fuller Crudup,
Alfred Jackson, Jerry Ross, Campbell Anderson.
Esau Schwartz, Morris Schwartz, Reuben Ware,
John Rowland, Napoleoa Winneld, Wright Jack
son, Bisb. Simmons, Wat Smith, Tom Young, Han
ihal Dixon. John Green, Ambrose Newton, George
Williams, Gilbert Satawhite, Charles Montgomery,
Briss Holly, Pink Williams, Tom Adams, Charley
Barnes. Jim Johnson. Jim Chambers, Wiley But
ler, Alfred Brown. Tom James, Harry Peyton, John
Hubard, Harrison love.
ang.8, 83-Sw.
H. 1TUDLET COLEMAN
Special Term Circuit Court
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 1
Hikds County. j
IN THE riRCITT roCKT IN AND FOR THE
First District of said County, July Term 18S3,
Julv l -:li. 1 Okiiesed, That a Special Term,
beginninzon Mosdav, the 3n dat of Septeh
BEa, 1S83, be held for the disposition of all sueh
case on the eiril docket a- were triable at the pres
ent term.
A true ropy from the minntes.
Witnees hit hand and the Seal of said Court,
l. S.1 this ith dav of Jnlr. A. I. 1883.
' S. I.lVlNtiSTON, Clerk.
julyi",'i3-6w. By A. B. Gksex, D. C.
CHAKCEBT XOTICE.
THE STATE OF MLSSISSIPPI, ,
To Mas. Thkodosia Jones and Sws
MAN C JONL: J
YOC ARE COMMANDED Tt) APPEAR BE
fore the Chancery Court, First District of the
Countv of Hinds, in said State on the Second
Monday of September, 18,s, to defend thesiiit in
said Court of Willie B. Perkins, wherein you and
others are defendant.
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
Jackson, Julr, 2S, 18SX.
augJ,S3-3w.
Notice to Creditors of Bollia Rose,
Ifcsceased.
ALL CREDITORS OF SAID DECEASED ARE
hereby notified that on the 7th day of May,
1883. the undersigned was appointed Administrator
of said deceased, by Hie Chancery Clerk for the First
District of Hinds county, and all creditors are re
quested to present their claims and register the
same within one year after the first publication of
this notice, or the same will he forever barred.
WALTER H1LLMAN,
aug.l.'$3-lw. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
INSTATE OF MRS. CATHERINE GILES, DE
j ceased. Ail persons having claims against the
Kstate af Mrs. Catherine tiiles, are hereby notified
that Letters of Administration on said estate were
granted hy tHe Chancery Court of Hinds County,
(First District l. State of Mississippi, on July 25th,
ls.i, and all claim against said estate must be pro
bated and registered by the Clerk of said Court
within one vcar. or thev will lie forever barred.
CON. SllEEHAN, Administrator.
auz.l,'83-4.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ON THE
IET'
lut' ..f l KASI.ES Tavlok, deceased, having
been, on use 2d day of July, lss:;, granted to the
undersigned, t,y the chancery lourt. for rirst 1ls
trictof Hinds county. Mississippi, ail persons hav
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified
10 exhibit the same, and have them registered by
the Clerk of said Court within one year, or thej
will lie forever 1 jar red.
jaly35,'83-4w. L. F. CHILFS, Adm'r.
MKDICAL.
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB HAN AND BEAST.
For more than a third of a century the I
Mexican Hoitang Liutment has boon I
Known to minion s an over t uo woria us
I
$
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0
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4
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18 and 20 Union Street
NEW ORLEANS. '
Corn Mills, mmmm
Cotton Gins, jl
Cotton Presses, ttMtlAm
in . v it SH
i upeinng, rnueys, tjr
I - Shafting Fnmns tc.,H
Ittt SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
"aSBMMajSsaMaagag
rKKOuii t1 afirs-
irr
tor
These Engines snd Boilers require no foundation whatever. The entire weight is brought clown low-maKing u very rigid, w nrewnutu; sar u,vin, aotgj
. ... .. . ... ... T . SS L . I 1 ... 1 1 . . 1. . ... .. . , , I , . . r W 1 1, f I. II, III.. Hurt, '1...' 1
, ,1 ',. 1 , , " 1 v.' .!. , , . ...
in nnriar a npa vv man. i noner nan a n ruuaiu-itvu iauic
burn eithek Wood or Coal. It is tested to 150 Pounds Hydrostatic Pressure, and
TIIE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS THE
"Semi-Fixed' Enginb and Boiler, io, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 40 Horse Power,
For Saw-Mill and Cotton Plantation Work, we believe it to
BEST ARRANGED PORTABLE OUTFIT IN THE MARKET!
'"viiu ahnnf.
lanre, and eaiJ
FULLY GUAEANTEKD!
The Emrines are Simple and Strong. Thev are furnished with Automatic Stop-Action (tovemors, Heaters, Pumps, and all Trimming treeeasarv t rai
r. tj.m ..T-j u.i i: ,u .n.i u rwrfr-lv aafp We carrv all sites in stock here, readv to ship at a in mienl n itict !l I.-T
r.npine anu ixiiitrr is itrnuru uciuic ic?ug j . ... ... ng
hnishetl and run nice ciocK-worK.
O O M I R B THE 1 O T-j Ju O W I i IMilC ij
Prioes of " Semi-Fixed" Engines and Boilers Complete, ready to go to work, and delivered 00 Qina
New Orleans QUARANTED :
10 Horse Power With Cylinder 7 inches in diameter by 10 inch stroke, with Chimney and all fixture
15 Horse Power With Cylinder 8 inches in diameter by 12 inch stroke, with all Fixtures and Chimney,
20 Horse Power With Cylinder 9 inches in diameter by 14 inch stroke, with Chimney and all Fixtures
25 Horse Power With Cylinder 10 Inches in diameter by 16 inch stroke, with Chimney and all Fixtures
Prices of the 80 and 40 Horse Powers, will be named upon application. At the sbove named prices, we will sell, jov.u.,. December l.iih, li3,fji
can give good acceptance or endorsement, Hearing interest, ror an casn wim me oruer, or i..bu on ampuiem ui mv -. i , ium i; 'i-.iuiig
above pt ices.
ft When vou Durchase an Eneine. buy by the Dimessioxs and not by the rated horse-power I ! Some deahrs will ofitr you a lO-borat () ,w i Knirint, ssii
tribe 12 or 15 horse power, but if you wi'il compare the inches ot the Cylinder and the Boiler, you will have a belter i.h-a of what v. mi are salting Th beat pfe
your goods from a responsible house.
Write to as for Prices and Circulars of what you want.
ertt
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H. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO., New Orleans,
the onlv safe reliance for the relief oil
I accidents and pain. It la a medicine I
above price ana praise the bast of Its I
It is a medicine I
and pain,
ae and nrais
I kind. For every form, of external pain I
UN
MEXICAN
I Mnstansr linknent Is withont an eqmol.
I It penetrate flesh aad muscle to I
I the very bone making the oontinu-
anca oi nam ana lnnammation imoos-
I sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh and I
the Brute Creation are eauailv wonder. I
i ui. me mexicnn
MUSTANG
I Liniment in needed bv somebody in I
I every house. Every day brings news of I
I the agony of an awful scald or burn I
subdued, of rheumatic martyrs re-1
stored, or a valuable horse or ox j
I save d by the healing power of this
LINIMENT
I which speedily cures such ailments of I
I the HUMAN FLESH as
I Rheumatism. Swelltnars. Stlffl
joinia, louuacua muscle, liurni
and Scalds, Cut, Braliei and
Sprain, Poliouom Bites and
Stlns, Stimieas, Lanmcu, Old
Sores, Uleera, Frostbite s , Chilblains.
Sore Nipples, Caked Breast, and
Indeed every form of external dis-
ae. It heals without scar.
For the Beotb Cbsaxioh it cures
Sprain, gwinny, StlfT Joint, I
founder. Harness Bores, uoor ta-
I eases, Foot Hot, Screw Worm, Scab ,
Hollow Born, Seratehes. Wind-
aalls. Snavln. Thrush. It I nc bone.
Old Boras. Poll Evil. Film noon I
I the Slaht and every other ailment I
I to which the occupant a or the I
I Stable and Stock Tard are liable. I
The Hezlean Kswtanw T.lnlmentl
I always cures and never disappoints;!
ana u is, poeiuveiy,
THE, BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MM OB BEAST.
JACKSON.
LOTTERIES.
T. A. ILER, $30000 2
STATE STREET,
58th
Popular Monthly Drawing.
In t he City of Louisville, ob
Friday, August 31st, 1883.
Thw Drawing otvuron the last ilay ot each montn
(Similar excepted.) Ileiieatedatljiidicatfunahy FSO
eral ami State Court have placed this Com pan y
beyond tlie controversy of the law. To this Com
puny helosBU tin- Boh honor of having inaugurate
iceoaiy plan oy which their drawings arc provi
honest ami fair lieyond ipiestion.
N. B. The Company lias now n hand a lane
capital sad reserve aad. Head careful! v Hie Ht of
prizes for the
A.ii"ii!st Drawing :
JACKSON, MISS.
Walthm I, Elgio Watches
Are the st'inditd time-keepers full Mock always
on band, in
GOLD AND SILVER OASES !
NTCKLE STEM -WINDERS. $5.50!
Large and handsome stock of
Fine Gold and Boiled Plata Jewelry.
All fresh Stock .' Sets of
Jewelry all the way from $2.50 to $40.
lo SPECTACLES iad EYE-GLASSES
1 Prlxo
1 Prize
1 Prize
10 of $1,000 each
20 of 500 eacu
.sso.non
. lo.ooo
. 5,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
100 of 8400 each JlO.Ooo
200 of 50 each Hi.iHlO
600 of 20 each 12,00"
1.000 of 10 each 10,000
APPROXIMATION Pr.IZES.
0 Prize JS00 each....
!' Prize 200 eadh. ..
Prize 100 rah
1SI80 Prizes.
Whole Tioksts, 82.
37 Tickets, $60.
2."00
1,800
900
F1!X,4M
Half Tickets, 81-
55 Tickets, 8100.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or end bi
Kxnrem. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED L
TKK OK l"OST-UFKICE ORDER.
Adddress all or
ders to R. M. BOA RDM AN,
Courier-Joi riial Building, Louisville, Ky.
apri.9,'83-ly.
DENTISTRY.
Scientific and Durable Dentistry.
! J. S. Kxapp. D. D. 8., R. J. Millks, D. D. 8
Late Ieau, N. O. Dental College.
DRS. KXAPP & MILLER,
HAVE REMOVED FROM THE CORNER OF
State and Capitol Streets, to the
Silvar-Plated Wars and Cloeke' " a,'lc na n sis.,
-uveri'iaiett ware ana uoexs. oycr Lei,better,8 Drns storCt
Always on hand at Bottom Fiousks wherf wil, tMen() practlce o(
Rogers' Tripple Plate Spoons, Forka , LENTIST2Y in all its BRANCHES.
I hare a very large stock, and can suit any Eye -A
Nil 1ST FUS.SK.
Large stock of heat quality
.4aBaPaK flBsa
and Knives.
air If you hire any REPAIRING you
want done in tuy line, Remember that this is head
quarters for Rlliabi k Wop.k.
july4,'83-Cm.
J. F. Hu-ctee, M. D. a. K. Hakrinoton, M. D.
AtknfafS
HAD SCROFULA
FOB SEVENTEEN YEARS !
I have saScred from Scrofula about 1 7 years. The
disease belne: mostly confined to my legs and ankles
my shin bone were covered with i.aroe t lcess
and on k mass or rotten flesh, asd the odor
almost rXBKARABLE. All ipniedie and treat
ments which I tried failed to do me any good. At
last I beean taking i. S. S.. continnini for ihnut
four month, and f AM CERTAINLY WELL. I
took S. 8. 8. under the supervision of a physician
of 28 years' active practice, by your order. Previ
ous to lasimr a. . 1 at time could scarcely wane.
Now, 1 ( AN WALK ALL DAT, AND I HAVE TO TUASS
. . .. ASU IT ONLY, FOR XT CCRE.
THOS. M. FABXAND,
54 Foundry St., Atlanta, ;.
I have takes with (real benefit S. S. 8. for c
case of Eeaecaa. file eruption has entirely disap
peared, and I am well. W. J. ROBINSON,
Member N. Ga., Conference, Atlanta, Ga.
If yea doubt, oo me to see, snd we win CURE
YOU, or charge nothing ! Write for the little book,
free. Ask any draagist as to our standing.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD wiU be
paid to any CaeasJst who will Snd on analysis of
190 bottle S. & 8., one particle of Mercury, Iodide
Potlnm, ar otker mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietor,
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Ssaall Siat, S1.00. Large Sae, tl .TS.
IT Al l. Dat V G GIST'S.
(Xa. acTx.)
Mail Lettings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Deuartmeat,
WtuUngtm, D. ., July 10, 1883.
PaorosALS wiU as received at las Caatcset
CMtseaf this Dmrtaseat an til r. af fTi issis
1ST, 18SS, tor carrying the maU af ass raited
the Khedule af arrival sad aajsitlwis tsccifted by
tae Departowat, is the Ststca af Xsanatas aa4
Hiasssippl, neca Jaaaary tat, US, to Sum seta,
IMl af jsalus, wish ussilalis af arrival
sad fcflauii, iastxaciioas to bidders, vita
ias esatratto aad awadu, aad all atfcer aeoassary ia-
iU be iaratoaei apoa application to ihe
Seeaad AjsatalaaV Iattsator Goaeral.
MEKCH AMTV WTWT
l We TaxLtrt, for 188.
PertMi Tax LiaU for 1888.
& Misrellanenn. m.-...
1 Ail who
it iaaaaat araiae
lACOn, MUM. ItweJgh.iSS-s. iseW.nUy s.uaad ta
Vrr OMOaUlitmaT. H-lft, .,.. atat; HataBtoa, HasJsa a Os laaaaa. KENTUCKY J? . . " L11
. tMtapwknL Tra ar r aaaas KW waiSt L i 1 van -aeiiirTirTiP' far vars-r uawl TtasE W. sOTBS I Sl.ini
K DN BWTIIat wtn. asra a. Ramara ca, fwlwa. Ma, I - ... - , 1 I saraaatiiaa trW btoatohed apoa applieataaB to tae 1 S"x: . ilW waaii I.i.TT. " V i, 1 tW. Hoam atT. CartoAu I FTn-ir , "TWJaS oanaaa. i
SlBk Bo8, likSttiSiS ir-tc ! ?T,'S?t!S FotWVriittiaAT. A link J??Jl
Hunter & Harrington,
DRUGGISTS,
Near SSUTTZB'S Corner. Opposite
Capitol,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FILL
Uacaf
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
OILS, PAUVTS,
LIQrORS FOR MEDICAL USE,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
SOAPS, PERFUMES,
and everything usually kept In a first-clan Drug
Store.
THEIR SICK IS THE RED POST AND BRIGHT
MORTAR.
SW Prttcripliam CmrfnOf Compounded Dmp and
decSl.-SNtL
aay Terms Cash.
may9,'83-ly.
TIME IS THE TEST !
Dr. A. H Hilzim's Dental Rooms,
Over Stedman & Co.' Ptorc,
Core State a d Pkakl Ptreet,
JACKSON, MISS.
WTkctii Extsacted Withoct Paix. Price
lo suit the time. Hundred of fillings Iii the
Teeth of my patron, ptrftrt as when placed there
ytart ago, attest the durability of my work.
rnrrj n. as V
11 YOU Wjia.lXT A
Portable, Detached Portable, or Statioi
With Extra Large Boilers, and the best ever brought to Mu
A Grist Mill; A Cane Mill; A Cotton Seed Oil Mill; A
Press; A Cotton Seed Crusher; A Saw Mill ; any Urn
MACHINE I, V
For Farm or Shop, write me, or call upon me.
8taj"'I will sell the other makes and slrles of Fajlnrs ss om i a
Orleatip, Memphis or St. Lotlis. Try me !
W THE ROANOKE COTTON PRESSS." 1100
alone $6-1.00,; and remember that I aell noshiniily u-.i.,.!-. SJM thai ! Iiava ths
went of the people oi Mtfiwippi for the last 17 years lor wiling ilii-a gut
Bargains, sua outer .Miii'tuiurv. nirsy-i umu - Miipi-kh in aw part 0V W
direct from factory. Q. D. BUSTAMAi
Mississippi Machinery
I.Y
J. W. BEATY.
AGENT FOR-
THE QUEEN INSURANCE t
OF ENGLAND., V.
BRITISH AlfIRIA ASSI IIA
ml a -mrw w m W aS
CIKntRAaL HMWOfT roit 'I'll i ;
New Orleans Insurance Associatioi
iNi iti'-s i oi i v A3ii n v PKori.itiv at t
ontilile Rate nm any tker i:'-iouii'
GINT HOUSES INSURED.
STATU XM OVIIK VAm t AW. KTATB ntii
JACitMOX .lltMI
may21,'82-
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IANDRETH
PEDICRE
SEEDS
Mra, s
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latstoi
Vowid,
IFriBC
THE U. S. MAIL BRINC
The mot extenslye Sead Grower In Amerira, loundminRI, IropuPoaa
-"" mrwirnibBuvAiaJbuuiiiE, Aditro
BRINCS US TO YOUR DOOM
Amerira. Founrlel 17KI. limn u roSSM
Addrt-sK slujily LAMJItKTII, fIlILAl)ElJ1
JACKSON.
. YAHWfflKLE&CO.
LAND AGENTS.
Dr. Gee. K. Harriagtoa. Pr. Jaw. F. Uuatar.
Ors. Harrington ft Hunter
OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
totbeneooJeaf JACKSON aad vtehittv. Osvtca
AT TBKia UBVS BTOBB. OS DTATB OTBKKT. OrrO-
rra Camtol Socaac
AtafatDa. HaaanraToa can be foand at U
rasweoee ea state streei, aaa i"u nuii at
Mas io, SLen Building.
R. K. JAYNE,
Real J&rtate Agent,
JACSMOX, MISSISSIPPI.
HAS SOME VERY EXCELLENT LANDS, IM
DTOred and I.Tnimnmv1 mm well mm 1 . .
Pronertv tor sale. Parlies diKlHiu ir. u.n ,., ,,r
ehaie will pleaae addre, or call on him at bi
trace, Koom no. b, over Capital State Bank.
ass-He will also eive special attention to the Col
lection of Claims, the navment mi Htmtn ( It.- ..,!
Countv laze and all buidae pertaining to rial
estate.
8rsro cost wmioi'T SAi.E.jgsf
Jan.l8,'gs-I y.
ATLANTA, GA.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTON GINS, FEEDERS, 00N-LEN3EES-
COTTON P2E3SES.
SAW MILLS AND OIL HILLS.
e. b. conroRT,
OB ataan. CM. K. ataKTZ.
JOHN MARTZ tic SON,
Stats Strest, JACOOH, KIM.
Maauikewrers of tVWX CANDY, Wbols-
ssis aaA XstaiL
arOtaVn Solicited, aad will receive careful atten-
mar28'SS-lT.
JAS I HARRIS
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
"II ILL PRACTICE IN SUPREME AND
Faosaal. Cocbts, and ia tae Oreait Coarta
of IfTaaw sa4 adjaiafaa Ca tie.
C. FAIRMAN,
Attorney-at-Law,
JACKSON, MISS.
Ja Us taafat, FasVral aaA
stasr Coarta.
aasyVSS-
JHU SL M ARJ'iltf,
fuitfr, tiier aid Paptr lupr,
JACKSON, MISS.
WIU Attend to all Kinds of Land
BSlaesS, before V. 8. Laad OAee, Au
ditor's Office, and Svirnn Ian.l (MRm. ud 1 ,,,
Map and Field Note of Land ia the State.
W"Anvbalneentructed to y care will receive
aattei ted .
maris,
i
the: motes portable
BOOK-CASE
Hataaaataaly as to JO uullasH vfaMij km it..
iMiaiBetB BSSraSMB-r a well, the Utter either
u In. .fli. i . .n-. . '
I IV TEKiV AT1U IN a i j
Cotton Exposition,
ATLANTA, GA 1881.
Saw Gin and Seif-Feeder,
EXHIBITED BY
E VAN WINKXE Sc CO..
oinvVj.l' B-'t. 2
IM ortMMUl , s prlaa,
BarroXctn8: Rick' T' s"dea, Mia. ; W. E.
H. I. KIMBALL, IM , n.
Alo, Firnt Premium at tae Stmth Carolina Htm
Fairs aad tne f ieorjria Fair. OUU
Tbi tiin i an Iron Frame, Steel Shaft m
tbiagof very beat material, aad all warranted
Fob Sale mr
Pearl River Foundry anil Ag
ricultural Works,
JACKSOH, MISS
. JHAS. WILLIAXS, Prtariefr.
Hall's Safe & IM
The Oldest and largest Safs
racturiBic Establish in c nt in
MANL'KAtTL'ltL Till. HM.V AH1
Burglar-Proof and
Proof Safe made
Hall's Patent Combination
Hall's Patent lovetailed Ta
Grooved Bnrglar-Pw
Hall's Patent Concrete
Proof Safes.
Vault Work. Jail Woi
Bank, Stats sad County Trsu"'
(hast, and every olsst f
Desired ws Mannfsttsrt.
Wit Mass a ,sraiLTf
Fire and Burglar-Proof
for Jewelers' Use.
Prices as Low as the L
Ttn Bv,i,l K. lthi' ' Hall'
HALL'S SAFE ft LOCK
J. L. HALL,
Factory and Principal Of
CINCINNATI, 0.
branch BOOM:
lew York. Chicago, St. Lou'i, Clt
lonitvUIs. Ssn FraBeiies.
aplisi
IUa
tlhJkvmjS adjiiated'toaay VfkTitT'
aaaia. sa4 afl aVredat afaxr tbi nuca of aeo
mtam Ilbrarv table. Mac oa carton, it I. mmZZT
Maavr Iamn. Mlalrtiw.
iMvefooadthat it filb
"the loae SlIi nat
wbo aav fewer beofc tad it an unnU
ass it praiae it, aad Ibos wbo hav. l
lVotice I Hotels !
EvI4SDS house.
-AND-.
Chamberlia House
Theael
erring a Uberal
aetVSWt
to IK. u. .
akasaal rrwnnr de-
R W. PEEPLfS,
fttsstai.
ULB
MILLI0I
OFTHI
For FLORISTSl
AMAT
Dak.
BEAUTIFU
Cfrttaagss
FREE 1
HIRAMSIBlHttl
,.T.a
.aa. A
kJaU State
1
Mpwia '
" rsawi
lyon&healvj
a Mosrse St..CWesfs
Shan sla Oft aja
imiii
W hmmmmmmi'
W to 2Qf. 'ttfflETi
NEW OBLEaHS-
CITY H0T
Car. fan a aid Cass
jriW OBLXAJ?
MUMF0&1A WATSON,
, mr L

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