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Clarion.
UgCd of the City of Jackson
IUNCEMENTS.
i anarmnct the MM ( If B.
Hind County, a ' jn.il.
.o I "t Attornev of the Ninth
Eft, rompowd of the counties of Co-
Msbvoo u9 i ww. r.iec:.on. No-
i T"S
iTT ALiuwKt 1H 171 STRICT.
B. H. MILLER.
It a ?
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1
King,
We
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JAB TIME-TABIX
jrg iod Meridian Bailioad.
sender, arrive 10:46, p. m.
am: Way Freight, an TukUti,
i-..iiird.iy.arrive.:30a.m; leave-
...i . . ...n, arrives 2:4a p. a.,
uiriTe.20a. B., leaves 3 M a.
ne 7:40 1. m. ; arrives from
: Way Freight, on Monday,
I-r.. la; arrive 5:4,". p. ta., leave
1 r-bi, 8:4.". a. tu. ; learea
JOBS .swrr. C,tt. Manager.
rliWuBiii, uperinteudent.
J-'O. w tUJBU, Local Agent.
aa.oB a co.umotti ail toad.
A fait.
The Jewish New Year a eel-!
brated yesterday.
. ML May Grant, of Fulton, Texa I
1- risibng her friends in JackwS. Wm
May a Bli,ter of Mr. T. W. Kidder of
Iew Orleans.
.pi
Takes arracr
, AT C A. M.
I n I- .il CAST.
!. daily Arrive at Jackson 8:40 n. m.
1 hatch Is88 p- m.
,.:!y . unlay Leave Nat.b-
lav Ml.. lllc. it .U. fcu .:! 1. at.
TEA1N- OOISU WtAT.
Mail, dally la-ave Jackson :0U a. m.
f"'at ;.'it. bri 1! V. a. m.
I freight. -i,i -oiudar Lear-
a at 7:u a. tu. Arrive at Natchez 5:10
l. 1 host ,
O. Johps.
f ieo'l "-Up't.
, i. P. Ag'I.
Ml
p. ID.
- rata
I out I
''I'lUl
eat of
: nil.
Illinois Central Bailroad.
TBai.ia atjna ., t .
b.pr.ss, arrire- :W leave 1 Wp. ui
arrive iz: ii ikwi I.'. Ma. aa
i Train, arrive 5: JO I
goiso soi'Til.
-. tmrM ! 0 HI leave lur.TJp. m.
.jj..; arrives 1 ...--ieave i:.i.a. lu.
, j 1 rain, iirrive - ,. wive- - . a. ru
1.1. hl lio, .igcur.
11 11 v. Ota Sup'l.
w 1 labke, Art'ajl Dir. Sup'i.
..uai. v I' Aa 1
vi'.k i. Preat aad i-'i
M il.
, . 4 Mi OTHER NOTES.
Albert Eyrie left lu-t i.-. k
ad i iiivi ratty.
U . A Uiiliii f Kaiikiu wain
a few dayi int;(-.
turoed froca
Wilkimos
li las) Friday.
1: ul . rriffith returaed
iu t.. Win 'ousin a luv or no
tt. F.
raa in
Beck,
the
Mr.
trip
fVarren
or two
.1. H.
Sorth.
The Steward of Lnnatie Aavlnm
in rites proposals for fresh beef for next
vear-from three hundred to four bun
dred ponnd, per day. See adrertis
ment in another column.
While out riding Wednesday evea
ing last a horse ran away with Dr.
Uaft s carnage in which were Mrs. L.
W- Bridges and her two little girls. But
for the fact that wheels of the carriage
struck the street car track in frontof
the State House thereby breaking the
wheel and loosing the shafts, a serious
j 'ata' accident might hare occur
red. As it was the carriage was stop
ped and sereral of the occupants thrown
out. W e are glad to learn that none of
inem were much nurt.
The Jackson Fire Companr, No. 1,
met at their Hall last night with a fuller
attendance than is usuallr seen there
for a regular comrmn v meeting. The
Foreman, Mr. Wm. fa. Hamilton, pre
sided, with Mr. Joe Ware at the Secre
tary's desk. After some reinstatement
and the election of Julius Mosal as As
sistant Engineer, the Foreman "gare
out in oper meeting" that dues and fines
were next in order, when a number of
the boys came up and squared their ac
counts. In fact, all m arrears were set
tled up to date. Mr. Wm. 8. Hamilton
make a firt claw foreman, and will
always be on hand when the tire alarm
ring- out.
Mr. B. H. Erers of London, Eng
j land, is here in the interest of his firm,
I :''r. ill.' .11 I I 111! 1 III ili'.iirt; p.. . ...
land made by them during the past two
vear-i. !ome 01 the title to saw tanux
bought were thought to lie unsound,
but under the efficient management of
1 ul. . b .Micr.t. evervtmng is. neways.
' cettin? into nrooer sltare. Mr. Evers
i left England about three weeks since on
! the .Steamship Servia, which made the
! run from Queenstown to New York in
seven day and six hour. Mr. Evers
bus bought about 700,000 acres of land
in tin- Mississippi Delta, which will be
taken by a wealthy syndicate in Ixm
don who will begin next year the devel
opment of it in earnest.
The Fair Twin Genii.
ii-r:itii
club meets in the
of Beprsuentatives,
lock.
after
SUIIl-
iiiere
1 In we i
fa we I
i reB
ng
nth.
XDO.
of
'rated i
the Fa
fir rJouga is at BOOic again
anr Of SMBC weeks at I lie
,i !- .1 IViscoDSin.
iuilett .'jOsawjpa stand is offered
jbv Mr. !. R-ffidway. See notice
Ui-. in Binnnri t uiiuimi.
Mr. W. S. Skellnger returneu tnm
krip Vorth a few days -inc.-. lie
Ihe had a good time.
Iftef ah absence of some weeks in
e tii.' Mis-es Baler and Miss
lioaty arc at home.
Tln- lii-tiluti.iii lor tne Deal anil
Lh opened Monday. October 1st.
Inftv-ciiiht impils present.
i:. t;. Reaullieo, foreman of
tuioN office, left Saturday night
t Orleans, on a visit to hi par-
ur office was the recipient of a pleas
ant visit from Mrs. If. Q. Bridges and
her little daughters a few days since.
These children are within their seventh
year. They are so strikingly alike that
we know they are Maggie and Ielia, but
which is MayiM.' ami which is 1'eha we
cannot tell lor the lite 01 us. 1 heir
fair hair and their fairer faces would
hare arrested the attention of the Bishop
of Rome and would have identified
thesa a-either ' Angli or Angelli.'- Ah!
just as we are entering upon the delight
ful task of describing these little Mis
sissippian.su friend hands til au article so
far superior to anything we might write
that we -uspeiid and insert it instead.
Here it is:
These wonderful, talent. si, and beau
tiful twins are the daughters of Hon
H. Q. Bridges of Summit. Thev art
only 6 rears of age, and truly deserve
the term that is SO often applied to them
Mississippi l'rodigies.
At the very early age ot two years
they exhibited quite a taste for music,
and gave many evidences ot the great
mnsical talent they possess. They were
first brought into public notice, by as
sistinc in entertainments tor charitable
purpose
Lotuvfix Kt , Hept- SBf 18fcj.
Editors Cl.xb.ios: I hare. after a-
MthM with Major Wall, concluded
to elose the nearly empty space allotted
10 the State of Mississippi in the South
ern Exposition, oa Oct. 8th.
During the month of August I wa
hopeful, in fact felt confident, that we
would receive enough to fill up the
small space we had. I thought that
Washington County alone would send
all the articles needed. In all those
hopes and expectations I hare been dis
a pointed ; and on yesterday received
notice from Greenville that the samples
of timber collected in Washington coun
ty were inferior and that they bad dee! in
ed to send them forward.
The time does not seem propitious
for the State to make an exhibit hete;
the cause I am not able to dirine. If
our State had a good exhibit here it
would irive me much pleasure to
repr -sent her here during the whole of
the Exposition, and to gire all Missis-
ippiaus, as well as otners, a warm wel
come, but as it has been, it has not given
me much pleasure, in fact, it has
been a hard place to hold. Notwith
standing we hare met many intelligent,
pleasant people, from Mississippi, tnanr
of whom my wife and myself hare
made to feel much at home, the short
time they were with us. We have made
acquaintances, that we will love to re-
1 1 1 -in her. that those who have not
visited the Exposition,' may know what
our State has to-dav on exhibition here
I give a list. From Jackson, 12 pieces!
of wagon timber; Brookhaven' tea
plant, 2 bundles of jute, oats and wheat,
silk cocoons; Winston county, Bermuda
grass, staiK ot cotton, Lignite, iron ore
H mall samples of timber, sugar cane,
bnudle of fodder, corn in ear, sample of
molasses, oil of sassafras. 1 1 bottles of
wine, 2 jars of black berries, tupelo hav,
2 jar of grapes ; Columbus one verv
fine -ilk quilt; Wayne county sample
of marl; A. & M, College .Johhsoii grav
cloveran.l Bermuda grass Jefferson coun
ty kaolin ; liolhar county stalk of tobaco;
t'lav county, oil of peppermint ; Leflore
c unity stalk of cotton ; Choctaw conn
ty apple. We have alao Mai ll'.l1.
ook of Mississippi, and (ieorsia
stedman & co. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!!!
V.E3 !
Our old friends and customers will
find stirring times at oar store just bow.
Trade opens with greater strength and
bounce than we, eren, expected; and.
notwithstanding short crops, dost and YefTfieefl IB Wffjg I (HOTs.
ftot weather, things look brisk and bright
all round. Everything is improred OTer
last year. But
BUST OF AT.Ii X
Our Winter Stock is the handsomest, I
:" s&- ' ' St I a
largest, best by far we hare erer shown, HATS, CAPS, Etc.,
and we can sar. (we think, without the GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
least exaggeration), the bet, largest and j CLOTHING FOB GENTS,
handsomest ever shown in the town.
Ladic s' Dress .Goods
and Trimmings !
LACES, RIBBONS, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Ul, both large and small.
chickens of a fine
sale by Mr. S. A.
Mi-s. See card iu
lyatouth Hoc!
trr offered for
sin. Kosciusko
hwe.
Hi- Fannie McCallum of Jefiersoa
iv. passed tbrosMrh Jackson last
hi van! a t
ii their home at Summit
al-o in Jackson, Natchez, Aberdeen and
New 'Orleans. In the last jilace they
were received with enthusiasm by that
critical audience, and were presented
with gold chains and medals, and fancy
costumes as tributes to their merit.
Wherever they have been they have
called forth such storms of applause,
and enthusiastic admiration that Mr.-.
Bridges has been advised by friends to
make a tour with them, and by this
means to raise sufficient money to give
them the training, musical and dramat
ic that such extraordinary talents de
s i ve. Their histrionic power is of a very
high order, and the interpretations of
their roles perfectly astounding. The
Gobble" duet from La Mem itte they ren
tier artistically in every respect. It
i- the most wonderful of their perform
ances. When they give it in their
lovely style, "our rapture we cannot
dissemble." Their memories are won
derful, as their large and varied repe-
..ill aal&alMkM t t i , 1 1 IiJ.i.1 It f titll.i mil-
ght or two since ami i ""' ; , . . ---"""- r
agon. He Offers H13.30 lect, ttieir grace liiuiiiui-sw. iuu iinuui
n iction 6 f the wrong- cannot be said in praiseof them. They
are winsome and coaxing and make
r. , 1 .1 fri
many tncmis wnerever iney go. lttey
capirats an and audiance at once, and
there is no doubt of their success Hay
it always attend to these happy little sun
beams whereverh they may gladden an
audience. Lh.liax
.ea route to Vicksbtirg, where she
to scnool.
MBjtvH. C Myers and wile left a
yuauioaior a trip -ortu. iney
uki' in the Exposition at Louisrille
lu r cities during their alisence.
flier.' a ill he an excursion from Jack-
Nat, he Saturday next, Bichard
MM, manager, rare irom jaos-
Hl.iNi. See advertisement in this
.i i . ciaway -
r friend, Mr. Jno. C. Napier has
In tlf St. Louis Fair. He was in
f with Messrs. Tbos. I'eatross
L Toindexter. We wish them
iiv time.
when
eaker
He
. In
term
itate,
:oun-Inde-their
nany
I re
lerk, ' was
i-ioii
ugh
rasa
rity.
Dity
be
eak
irty
the
ire
na
His ; as
his
the'
efl
4
ler
A.
i is
ie
he ad
le
Kit. C. Schwarta, one of Natchez
land prosrre ie men was in the city
inlitv lie is tui in heart, ov in
If! an i bis in body. U e were glad
Ft him.
IThns. wishing to p-irchase such ar-
'of daily household use as biscuits,
ters, vermicelli, macaroni, etc , are
rred t.i the card of Bernard Klotz &
iu thi- issue.
fSf tea that the Reporter of Cen-
Lidir.' iW, i- after the members of
atp with a oue cent reminder that
lavlge i- in need of the due for the
ud 4th quarter.
hilt-. Jauie- Shelton and Mrs. Thos.
les are at home asnin alter an ao-
of soon days at the Louisville
sition. 1 hey were accompanied Dy
relative, Sirs. Stevens of Bran-
rlo, Wilson JcCo's. minstrels were
to M-e u- again last Thursday. As
1 the drew a crowded house. A
ai told u- that the audience was so
p ai to take fully one half hour to
"Ut of the theatre.
V addition of the Gas Lamps to
aay Is one of the most marked im-
'emeiU of this or any other season,
in cau ro home now without walk-
iTrai' iw or two on the way or
putg into the ditch.
-t'apt. H. M. Taylor and family re
a few davs since from au eat-
wed trip North. Thev were accom-
id home bv Miss Laura Tavlor. of
aden. New Jerser. Of curse everv!
IV ill I ... ir.au .,...! r.. .m. tliirrv
W sad shake hands with him.
Mr. W. E. Casre the wide-awake
ger of the Opera House, requests
av- that season tickets during the
ifht of the Fair can be bought for
riiese entitle the holder to ad-
to H(and all entertainments
1 " the oonPTToJtr-r vhrrtng'the'
Ii vou lire chill'd or wet through, a ilose
of Parker' Gimr Tonic will infallibly save
you from t.it ing cold.
On next Friday week, the 13th inst.,
a series of meetings will commence in
the Methodist church of this city. The
pastor will be assisted by Rev. J. A.
Bowen of Corinth, Miss. Mr. Bowen
has had large experience and great suc
cess in revival meetings. There will be
preaching every evening for a week or
more.
Hai
I acihe physical survev for diati tuition
Many of our x'Ople express a strong de
sire that our State shall reWm her
name by making a good exhibt at New
i Irleans in ISH4 and 1 hertilv uerticinate
iu the hoie and have no doubt that the
Legislature will make a liberal appro
priatiou for the purpoise.
Yours 'respectfully,
Geo. Y. Woodward.
P. S. It is expected that (Toy. Lowrv
will be here on Governors day Oct Hi
-uk. .holan- cmtswa rt was on a visit
home a few days since. He has now
A 1 1 ...
returned to his position as associate
teacher in the Ripley Male Institute
We are pleased to hear that he is per
forming the arduous duties of his place
with great satisfaction. His manv
friends here will always be pleased to
hear of his success
.Miss Josik Van Hook has engajreil Pro-
c ssor Ifampel to give mnsic lessons at her
father's resideuee to any of her pupils who
may desire it during school hours.
3w.
Thk Signal speaks with great copfi
deuce of Democratic success in Copiah
county. It thinks that it may easily be
counted on for 1000 majority.
MorepcciaI premiums for the State Fair
exhibition would encourage our home peo
ple ttdo their best. Let us do all we can to
build up this institution.
Public Speakjnp.
Senator J. Z. George wi 1 address hi:
low-citizens at the following times
places :
6.
9.
10.
II.
VI.
13.
15.
17.
18.
If.
'ill.
22.
2.!.
24.
25.
26.
29.
to.
n.
fel-and
Carmllton, Saturday, October
moiia. luesuav,
Lodi. W.'ihit'Mhiv. '
WalthiiH, rhorsday,
1'ittshoro, r ridav, "
Pontottic, Saturday, "
New Albanv, Monday. "
Houston. edn end a v, "
Chester. Thursday, "
Louisville. Friday, "
Shuqua'ak, Saturday, "
De Kalb, Moudav, "
'hiladelphia, Tuesdav. '
Harpersville, Wednesday, "
Carthage, Thursday, " "
Kosciuako, Friday,' "
Uuraiit. Mouituy, "
Lexington, Tuesday, "
Black Hawk, Wednesday, "
WM. la. IlKMIXOWAT,
Chairman St.te Hem. Ux. Com.
MARRIED.
Ui. J E.Clifford. Sum nit,
Mis . says : ''Brown's Iron
uiv life."
Pike county.
Bitters saved
('apt. Put Dardejt, Master of the
State (fringe will address the farmers
and others, at Union Church, 4 miles
southwest of Jackson on the Natchez
Railroad at 12 o'clock on Friday the
LJth. and Raymond Saturday the 13th
day of October. All are invited to come
and bring their baskets.
L. F. Ai.ford.
Jackson, Sept. 20th, 1883.
Kvery bottle of SUriner's Indian Vermi
fuge is guaranteed to ire satisfaction, a
used according to directions.
Is it economy to spend the worth of
two chickens to prerent any kind of dis
ease among your fowles? a stieh in time
saves nine. Then call at the Live drug
house of R. R- Ledbetter, and get one
box of Buchanan's Quinine, Horse, Cat
tle and Poultiv Powder, which is packed
in tin cans and each can contains the
dose-spoon, be careful not to get any
other, for this is sold on no cure, no pay
plan. St-
A spitct al p rnunui of a first class vsasfi
ftillfU WaTlTafciWs) t -St-xI by
In Rosedale. Bolivar county, Miss.,
Sept., 12, 1883, W. A. Carrie to Miss A.
M. Hughes.
Coor Kent Near Hazlehurst, Sept.
20, 1883, R. K. Coor to Miss M. Stev ie
Kent.
Tavlor Gritting- Near Ilalelmrst,
Sept. 20. 1883, E. B. Taylor to Miss Lula
S. Grilling.
are rore In Copiah countv, ept.
23d, J. L. Ware, of Terry, to Miss
Ophelia Fore, of Copiah.
NIioheld-Kenurick-AtCIoster,Adams
county. Miss., m. Schoneld to Mss
Cassie Kendrick.
aHedT
M'e are now fully ready on BLANK
ETS. Fortunately for housekeepers the
prices are all lower. The big auction
sales of New York fixed the prices 20
to 30 per cent, below last year. 1 1-4 all
wool 'Alhambra. sod last vear at
$12.00, row 8.00 is the biggest cut ill
the line they are beautiful good-.
MEN S BOOTi AND SHOES !
We have some of the cheapest goods
ever show n in the market. Ask to see
the B.w.t at $A50, full stock and then
the one at 9S.75.
A
Lid you ever see a haad sewed Shoe
at 3 50! Well, we have them.
ZEPHYRS!!
Have a full stock, and the tirice comes
down to f? cents ounce.
The SftETItASD AVo,ji.f;. Embroid
ery, Flosses, Kensington, etc., will come
this week.
In Cloaks and Dolmans, Circulars and
W alking Jackets, we are showing some
beautiful goods. A new Invoice of Jer
seys; and, notwithstanding, Mr. Wilson
and his red one, thev sell the "red" in
greatest demand.
E. v. SEUTTER,
CORNER OPPOSITE! CAPITOL,
FII WATCHES AMI JEWELRY !
Silverware. Clocks. Spectacles, Etc.,
WALTHAM, Elgin & Rockford WATCHES,
OLDEST, LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR y
Jewelry Establishment in Jackson, Miss.
Sole A?nt for the Celebrated Quick Train HOCKPOBD WATCH. Sole
New York as desired, and a fit for any Agent for the Farorite COMBINATION SPECTACLES. Sole Agent for the
IAmAAJAaS. A A. Aa OA Av A A vliXlO, Aa X ATa UUttOOiQ, AHIU.
WATCH REPAIRING bv a Sc entitle anil Consc ent oua Workman.
lit cents a vara to tne nnest BUDDY
Bap&ELS.
SlSP Seeing is believing, so come and
look. No trouble to show goods, at
WM. A. WHITINQ'S.
YOUTH'S AND BOYS.
LAKES' CLOAKS AND DOLMANS,
From Cheapest to Best.
CARPETS AND RUGS to match.
CA Atretic1 can ue maoe nere or in
Celebrated Photograpliie Studio in the Same Building.
E. v. SEUTTKR,
seP26,'83-3m. THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELER.
NEW ADVERTlsEMKNTS.
Gin Stand For Sale !
ACII.1.ETT JO SAW ST AMU. in
M rl. . t riiiioiug .irJrr, al a harnin.
oH.a,'SS-zr. n. l. wiMi.ii.
rtwi.
BLACK CASHMERE
Every lady, mostly, wants a Black
Cashmere for the foundation of her
wardrobe, and it often becomes a serious
question with her, where she can do
liest. Our lowest price, all wool, goods,
46 inches wide,.V', is at 421 cents, then
50, GO, 65, 80, 85. 92 and $1.00. It is
not often that you can find such an
assortment. Trices arc right.
STEDMAN & CO.
New Advertisement.
KNABE
UNauuAiJ.p.n tv
Tone, ftncli. WorlnnaEsIiip & DnraMity.
WITilia XX ABM A. CO.
Mas. attfaod SM Waat BalUmor Street, BalUmora.
Bo. 113 nrUl Arms.. Now York. r "
TO ADVERTISERS
A iac in 977 goad
Lowest Rates for ailyertia-
ucw.uaucrs s.mt Ire. AS-
areaa (iEO. P. ROW EL I. A GO., 10 Spruce.St.. X. Y-
oct. 3, S3-liu.
rMr. K. H Sail nth Knr tw.- nrf.
little children is at home again.
y have been stendinr the summer
tt Blount SDrinsra. Ala. Mr.
'elearu is to make Jackson his
Manners forth., t'nlniw for thp sale
Pali ia his line, so .-l to he near his
J fttstoBiers in this section.
"Tke Ucajeil. dustv seasitn still eon-
,e?- - nless we have rain soon there
Uat what damage may be done,
the cisterns but the creeks and
ire giving out, and stock of all
msny jHirtions of the county
"lialrina from thimt Tho winter
of vegetables will be a complete
fe unltja it rains soou.
r1 Presbrterian church is under-
tQOroQifh renairinv in the shane
1 roof. It is about completed
w au much to the convenience
'comfort r 1. k..:i.i;..-. IT. H..H
ai w VUV UUUUlllg. Aa. AAUti
we contract for the work, but early
1 't,0Ur friend the noatnr. Dr. Hun-
y an hand to see that everything
Was the
' creditable to Mr. Hull that Dr.
f passed the work as satisfactory.
learn that our friend Mr. Ed.
has accepted a noaition as
agent for the large wholesale
ueo. Hook ins Lo., t,
We bespeak for Mr. An-
i welcome wnerever ne may
; only a hr.t class salesman
ut a first class drrjjraist also.
, tells yon anything, you caa
"n. We wish him abundant sac-1
"hole people sympathise deeply
nd r?NanUn the loe of
f"ttlegirl Aim.a about eiAThteen
w, who died ia Chattaaocaa Friday
after
ilia humwiiwii liagw mjiui
Mr. Luther Manship for the best lsuadred
gents shirt by a Mississippi lady.
Maurv Institute, Holly Springs,
Miss., Miss E D. Watson, Principal,
commends itself to every one without
any mention from us. It is located iu
oue of our educational centres and we
feel no hesitancy in commending it to
all those who have daughters to educate.
Mr. John II. Allen, Jackson, Miss , tajs :
"When suffering from niajana. a
Brown's Iron Bitters, and it eared me.
Ik R. R.Ledbetter can't cure your
horses, cows or chickens with Buchan
an's Quinine Horse, Cattle, and Poultry
Powder be will refund your money.
Try him.
f..,(..l ..mriu babies SOOB become
..i.;rfttl aud healthy, if the mother uses
Parker's Ginger Tome.
H C Hithanan & CO, manufactu
rer, Okolonajiiea-, wagers a box of
Riiohanan's Quinine. Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Powder against 35 cents, tnai
their Powders will care anyooo. a
nr chickens in the State. B. B.
Ledbetter, the druggist, will bold stakes,
proposition only good lor J0!M-
ninevears. Oct.8, St.
In Rankin county, Miss., Mrs. Zany
Martin, age 77.
At Ashland, Miss. Sept. 25, 1883 J. B.
Peeler.
At Kosciusko, Miss., Sept. IS, 1883,
Miss Sue Billingslev.
Near Hernando, Miss , Sept. 24th, 1883,
Mrs. Ira G. Holloway.
In St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 2, 1883. Mrs.
Melinda M. Martin, formerly of Her
nando, Miss.
At Augusta, Miss., Sept. 18, 1883, Mrs.
J. N. McCoy.
Iu Meridian, Sept. 21st, 1883, little
Edwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
White.
In Meridian. Sept. 23, 1883, Miss Hat
tie Harris.
At Iuka Miss Sept. 21, 1883 C. J.
Hvatt aged 41.
At Biloxi, September 26, 1883, Fran
cis Calvert, aged 68.
At Natchez, Sept. 25, 1883, Robt. W.
Fitshugh. The Democrat sneaks in the
highest terms of this gentleman, who
has been for six years postmaster of the
city of Natchez.
Mrs. M. Allied, at her home in western
Copiah, Sept 26, 1883.
Decided Against the W. TT. T. Com
pany. Albastt, N. Y. Sept.18 Judge Hand
referee in the tax suit brought by the
State against the W. V. Telegraph Coin-
nanv. has rendered a decision in tavor
of the State for S179.397. This sum is
for taxes for only oue year, but deter
mines the remaining taxes in tavor ot
the State, making the total amount re
coverable under the decision from the
Company, about fn26,0w.
All classes of invalids are cored or
greatly benefited by the water of Castilian
Springs.
For fine Hats go to T. T. I ersons.
Thk season lasts all the year at Castilian
Springa
Go to Castilian Springa at any season of
the year and be eared.
Now is the time to go to Caatiliau
Springs. .
Very Low Kate.
i,..;.. r th continuance of the Soatftem
AVoMMdaVm, at Loniaville, Ky (commencing
Aoewst 1st, and continuing ICO days,) the
XmAvitU IUZed will sell Ex
earaion Tickets front an of its aUtions to
Loniaville at one fare tor the ronud trip
These Tickets will be on sale erery day,
front L M- stations and will be good
- - .
Lss. of hair and gray, "tedr
mar the prettiest face, are prerentc By
Parker's Hair Balsam.
a - tmt tine oars is ofered in
the speed ring byStata Fair A-oei for
. ; a It r..n oto tsu
the Mississippi rwawa . - j -- - ,
under ; mile heats, heat two ia three, 4
$13.50 REWARD !
STOLEN FROM MY WAGON YARD, THE
Hind WheeLs and Running Gear of a :t-imh
Tennessee Waaoii, No. 7T4, The above reward will
t..- paid for the oonvicthm oi' the thief.
oet. 3,'S3- G. L. .SII)W.Y.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
A. W. ST.tXLF.r, VChaacarr (nurt, First
vs. 5tT - Dist. Hlnda t'ounty,
Wit. Miaul u, F.T al. J Mississippi.
'pill: UNDEIWIGNED tOMMISSIONER AP
L x.iuted in the ahove styled raAae, w ill on Mux-
Bit, no: Sl WAV OF IlKI'KMIIKH next. :t the front
loorof the tat Hail, in Jackaoc Miaaiaaimtl. ell
to the highest hiililer. for eaab, the following; de-
Ued pr..K'rty. t.i-wit : Eyi lots 1, and -i, suare
Ryrani. and 8e of Ne1.. .Section 24. Tovnahin
I. Itanire 1, wot. s iid sale lieiiiK made in aerord-
aat-e with a ilwree ol said t ourt renilerisl Septeni
herllKh. 1S8S. L. V. I lllUX toiu'r.
oel.H.'s-ow.
Petition for Liquor License.
To the Hon.irahle noanl of Mavor of Mavor and
Aideniu'ii of the town of Bolton. Hinds "eountv.
.State at Mississippi. We the undersiipied leiral
voters of said town respectfully represent to your
honorable liody that L. K. At wood ia of (food repu
tation, aud a her and suitable person to receive
tieenee to retail vinous and spirit.ms Motion In
lew ouantity than ..ne eallnn iu the town ot Kulton.
and ask that you grant him such license:
Napoleon Winrt-ld. T. J, Han i. W. M. Carstar-
pheu, U. L. Miteh.-ll, Richard Clower, Jno. tiad
dis, P. P. Williams, Joe J. Birdaona, ('. H. McNeil,
(. E. Bir.lsonx, Morri Si hwarti, Wiley Jones, J. A.
Jones, P. Menrioui, L. i. laimou, W. J. Tarlor,
Jerrv U.iss, Russ Hollius, Thomas Young, T. S.
Johnson, Wilev Butler, Piuk Williams, W. K
Jones, f. W. ( arr, Fisher Wilkins, Win. Mutler,
T. t'. Pepper, Thomas James, Albert Forbes, Adam
Williams, B. 8. Davla, T. R. Henry,. las Johnson,
Jno. HuhbarJ, John Carter, .las. Chambers, Alfred
Brown. Ksaw Schwartz, Henry Walton Jake Sim
mons, Matthew Smith, .las. Colston, T. M. Black,
Ephribam, ltohinson, John Rolliu. Ambrose New
lin, Fuller Crittu, Hannibal Dixon, Pan Thomas,
John Green, J. E. Davis, John Kyles, Alex Hut
bard, Alfred Ja. kaon, Gilbert Sadawhite, Geome
Williams, Bailey Pleee, Caatphell Anderson, El
Is'rt Cliatman, C. K. Barnes, Emmit Welbonie, B.
H. Ueems.
Oct. 's:l-Mw.
I'h iiiuiiiii Hork Ohiekens.
li en d an i'iudkr at onci: to a a. jack-
O SO. Kosciusko. Miss, lor Plymouth Rim a
CUICK :.. the auest strains, stock iaiporiau.
ii 60 each, or thr. v for Sti.tW. Send uoct-oSace
uionev ordei, Postal nofthT. or lUyi-icicd teti
oeS,'S-2w'.
look on for i m m txumm
- Fatia
Umm to Muntz,
Next Saturday, October 6th, 188S.
it arts TO NATCHEZ AND RETIKN :
Jackson, L $1 00
Clica, 1 00
arpcnteT, 75
Fayette,
Fowler's 30
Lowenburg, 2!i
Cannonsburg, 25
Foster's 25
" Separate Cars for Whites and Colored people.
Parties wishing to remain over can come back on
sundav passenger tram.
RICH A.D NICHOLSON,
oot.r;,'S3-lt. Manager.
.'aS-lv.
And Tinners' Stock
ALL KINDS
THE CLERGY!
F AWFUL CASS OF TXTTAX
I have for S5 or SO yearn been asanVrer fram DRT
TETTK8. it san i fee ttaea oa manual aarUsas
at atr aasv, eajannraa ia mj net ana feaaas, eaaa
bntUMaa to Iteh U tolerably sad to crack, h was
so aalafal mat I was eoarpelled to waar India Bnb-
ai:
Ate aoaaltian Ue beat aSTsactaaa. a
the lemediea which came to say notice without r
Itot. 1 1 1 iri nil tmtnee a SWIFT'S 8rMWC
aad aaa happy lo my thai taert ts Kartwly a vasthj.
of tbe disease Ivft At no time In li vears have I
fait each setter: ami freedom from disease, and I
mm IF VIBaavVaa.a
J R. BRAXHAM, Macoa, Qa.
Bronchi Ui sad atialsur's tan Threat
CUKFJ) '
I was laid tarn hr aa attack of Bronchitis and
Minister's Sore Throat, and my Hie was almost de-
matrad of. when at doctor mid trv 8. 8. 8. I
tatod tor some time, but I was afraid of being per
manently laid aside tram the active duties of my
ministry, I decided to ctve the preparation a lair
trial, and after iw severing in Its use I foaad com
pute relief, and sai oajaylaar axoaimnt health. 1
am dearly of the opinion that Swift's aneetac fa
one of the beat Alteratives and Blood Puriners In
evlaienei. aad I take r Irsaars in rmaa mending Its
naa enrarive qualities to others aaUetad ss I was.
H. C UOKNAPY.
tl.000 Reward!
Will be paid to any Chemist who will tad. en an
alysis of ISO bottles of a. S. . one panicle of
Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, or any Mineral sub
stance. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer S, An. a ST a, Ga.
aar Write for the little Book, which will be mailed
free.
Price: Small site, $1.00 per kotUe. latrye sure
.holding doable quantity! f 1. 75 bottle. All Drug
gists sell it.
Roanoke Cotton Press.
FOR SALE BY
Excelsior
MKG-
8T.LOUIS.MO
sep.
SOME SAY 50. OTHERS 60
Proposals for Beef.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until the Third Monday in Ottobkr, at 12
a., for furnishing F'RESH BEEF to the Missis
sippi Static LlSATIC AsVum for one year, coni
inenring Octobkk IMth, 1H83. Beef to be of best
quality, and to consist equally of hind and fore-
TUSHELS OF OATS PER ACRE MADE BY THE USE OF
Royal C Brand Fertilizer Last Season!
MANY SAY 20, SOME 25!
Bushels of Oats per acre where Fertilizer was not usetl A gain of over
100 per cent, in favor of the ROYAL C BR.VXJ). at a cost of from 3 to
4 dollars per acre.
lliese are not our statements, but thosthof tne best Uauters in thehtate,
iiiiarters, and inuantity from 3ttoso pounds ier whtise printed certificates may be had by writing to the Factory.
dav, more or less, as inav tie required by the Stew-I . ... t , r.i -n . . . i?.. .
ard.
Rids must be specttie, and will not be cousid
ereil it conditioned on what others may propos
The successful bidder will be required tu give bond
in the sum of three thousand dollars.
K. V. Mil. ILL,
oet'!,'M-2w. Steward.
On ami after September 15th we will be prepared to till orders for the
coming Uat crop.
Jwtt? Write lor Latacue and 1 rice List.
THE MISSISSIPPI COAST !
Tat? Unit Coat Advert ier Newspaper
and Job Printing" Establishment,
LOCATED AT
HAND8HOKO, MIS.,
ONE" MILE PKOM MISSISSIPPI CITY, TIIH j
Caantv site, is ottered far sale, either ia whole
or part, the aaper is 2-t oliimns, tbe Largest on
tne ( oasi ; is tne omciai journal ot narnsoa and
Hancock counties, and lias a greater c irculation in
those counties than any paper publtsned. Also
circulates in Jackson, Marion and other counties.
Terms Reasonable. Address,
C. M. LIDDLK,
Haiidsboro, or Mississippi City, Miss.
oet.J,'S3-
aug.29,'83.3m.
GREENS FERTILIZER WORKS.
JACKSON, MISS.
H. F. BALEY, Wkiohkr. K. ( iRIFf lTII. Proprietor.
CITY WAREHOUSE,
JACKSON, MISS.
ESTABLISHED 1843 1
Offers New Advantages to Farmers Bringing: Cotton to
Jackson. New Scales ! New Wagon .Yard !
NEW STOCK SHED! COME AND USE THEM.
MA1Y INSTITUTE!
HOLLY IPRIIdg, n IS.
Boari.ni and Day School for Young Ladies.
T OCATIOX, Oh'K OF TIIL MOST ACCKSSIBLE
X j an 1 healthy in the South. Competent, Expe
rienced and Faithful Teachers in every leiartuieut.
School nam and lotUring rooms new, oin In odious
aud well-furnished: table well keet. In a word.
superior educational advantages, combined with the
eomlorts and reimemeuls ot lioiuu. lerms moder
ate. Pupils received at any tinier, and eltarKed only
irom one oi cut ranee, ror iuriner luiormaiion
address Judge J. W. C. Watson, or the Principal.
oct.:VHo- .MISS E, D. WATSON.
i;oh hai.i:
I" With dwel
inaril.'oS tf
-Business House on State Street,
with dwelling above aud garden lot in rear.
Apply to tv. K. JiY.1I.
Situation Wanted.
A P1UNTF.K OF TWELVE YEAR-! EX-
iK'rietiee. iu smie good country newspaiier of-
n.'i'. t'nderstauds everytliing to be done in news
room and job room, tlood references given regard
ing sobriety, qualifications and strict business tact.
Address iii.nki r bakkkti,
sep. I9.-2W. Kosciusko, Mi.
CITY PBOPKRTf QR SALE.
THE CNDERSIOXED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
House and Lot, North Jackson, consistingof five
acre of ground, with substantial buildings, cisterns,
pasturage, trull trees and all appurtenances lor con
venience and comfort.
Tkrms Reasonable. E. BARKSDALE.
sep.6,'82.
Special Business Notices.
The State Fair Association offer $25 for
the best registered Jersey heifer bred in the
Gulf States. Dr. W. E. Gates of Vieksburfr
adds 10 to this as a special premium.
R .creation aad Pleasure Most Inviting.
Thk Ladies Atd Societt or St. Andrew's
CHl'itcil propose throwing open tbe Rectory every
alternate Wednesday, horn to 11 o'clock p. at.,
beginning with Wednesday, A r gust 1st, and serv
ing light leireshmeats nenretde of aaase to be ap
propriated to partially rebuilding the Rectory.
i'.:ly2.V8-tf.
Castiliax Spkisgs, under the excellent
management of Col. D. A. Outlaw has be
come a first-class resort.
The Stat Fair Association offer $10 for
the best five pounds of batter nude in the
Galf Etetes. Or. W.lfc. Oate of Vickaburg
offers a special premium of $s for the same.
Somebody will get $1-5 for 5 pounds of batter
or $3 per per pound.
. Watkins offers a special pre -a ins
One Grand Charter Oak Store for the heat
sponge cake aad loaf of bread, cooked on a
Charter Oak Stove by one person.
W. J. Bradshaw. offers a sack ot tbe
choice Bio coffee tor toe best loaf of light-
bread.
The State Fair Association offer $25 for
the beat registered Jen ey ball ealf . Dr.
E. Oate, of Vicksburg adds $10 to ibis as
a special premium.
phia.
oal the Centennial at PhiUdel- j THK tratera of Castilian Springs are rraly
I a at jL x a - - .4:-
Cared.
Vn old phyaieian, retired fnaa practice
v hXpUomi to hi. hands by an Eaat
a suapw
aad per-
miaaionary tbe formula of
vegetable rmwriy for tbe
manent core ot vuaaaujj,
Catarrh, Asuwaa ana a
A"", also j pw
ror Nerrono Datohty
plaints, alter navn
curative poarsrs ia
.it it his duty to
.aWrnar iaUova. A
speed
.La
aodUi
aa wanna
make
I aaahad
ti.
t and Long
radical core
erroos Corn
its a jadetfol
f eases, has
k no sra to hi
bad
her ton
wondei fnl for the cure of Mast chronic dis
eases, aad aaeh as are brought about by
uaaiaris.
Let everybody foWwar the example ot the
liberal gentlemen aad offer a special pre
mium on Mtonijtu. Encourage the State
Fair by words and deed.
CaL T. F. Persona wiahea to call stteu
tion to bin new Hats. Ha baa jast received
a large assortment of tbe latent styles of
Rata, bought at very low figure for tbe
cash and can be sold aoeordffgiy.
11 1. UN AH 1 1 KI.OTZ.
r. a. jot i n.
BERNARD KLOTZ & CO.
(SrccKssou- to M.vaiiAKtT Ha t'oii er i' A Co.)
MANUFACTCRERS Ol -
Biscuits. Crackers,
HACAKOKI, VERMICELLI, Etc.
Nos. 74, 76 and 78 South Peters St.,
NEW ORLEANS.
oci. yw w
ri'fHE ANNEXEDJ
Horizontal Cane Mill,
wi rn
TrlREE LARGE ROLLERS-
Twelve Inches Lomo, and 12
Ischej- rs Diameter; Lakoeu than
any Mill ior the price, and
Weighiso 120fi Lbs. is okkkred
FOR OXLV
$90.00 CASH !
I) livt rc.l 'KEE of iri'iiriit, in any
nart ui the State.' Fur :i small ad
ditional amount a Ftillty can be at
tached to this Mill o an to run it with
Steam or Water Power. Thin is the
cheaoeat Cane Mill ever sold in
Mississippi. 'Address,
Q. D. BUSTAMANTE,
Jackson, Miss.
JOfiSend orders in at once.
rpHfc WIT ASh 1IEAPFT PKieSS MAM
I Costs less thuu shelter o,er other presses
lli.n.liclo iu at tual use al la.tli tenui ami li..re
power gins. Maker luav lialeo l.y hand faslet than
anv rin ran pick. A.lilres
). I. 1.. .sTTAMANTK,
Nep.t2,'a-4w. Jacksos, Miss.
The Trotting-Bred Stallion
EDGEWOOD,
WILL STANH AT BBQWHSVIUJE Kl MS
Kail Season, commencing Skpt kmbkr 1,
an.1 ending Novkmbrr I, i-
1rick sflS.OU for Seasou. cash at lime of ser
vice, or t.'O.iKi to insure foal. Kdirewootl is a lilood
bay, 16 hands high, fine bone and muscle, and '
years old.
Pkdiorke Sire, Todd, Hunter's Mambrlno, by
Marion, whose sire ami dam were Isith by the great
Manibrino Chief, dam, Hixie. by Utile Arthur.
For further particulars, address A. H. & A. 1
BRADLEY, BoLTo.n, Mi-.
Registered in Bruce American Stud Book un
der his Dam.
sep.l2,'s-lm.
COMMISSION Kit's BALK.
LyNDER A DECREE OF THK CHANCERY
) c.mrt for Ike First District ol Hind. Cottntv,
Mississippi, rendered March -'4th, XHxi, in Hie case
of c. A. I.igou vs. Catherine BnaneerH al, No. 4.'s.
I, the undersigned COmmlmioaer, authorized hy
said decree, will, on Monday, Tata l&TM hav hi
I Htobkr, lSKt, at the fmnt, eastern door of the
City Hall, In Jackson, Mississippi, sell at punilc
imUQII. to the highest bidder for cash, the follmi itig
laud and premises iu said county and District, via:
the neM swWand nw'4 s.,i4 and ne'j se'4 and n1,
s-'i and seV, s. '4 of Section s. Township 4, Range
rv. no1 . uiul sv . ii. . anil sc' . tie', and
l . , .i - ...
ue4 iiw'4 and nw', nw1, and aeM nwlaaad nr;
nr'i and neli ' and so1, '. less 20 acres o
east side ott'e'a ol sw'4 .S-ction lt. Township
Ran ire 1. west. The ne'.. nc'I and awH m1, ai
SC
L
id
.1,;..
ne s aim w ini. iu n w 4 , ..... ... . " ......
4, Range 1, west. Dower interest in ne'4 111" , Sec
tion 16, and w'H ne1, and tie', se'4 and Is ai res in
mM of Section 17, all in lownahip 4, Range 1,
west, all in Hinds cottntv, Mississippi.
A. ;. Mix IRE, Commissioner.
Jackson, Miss.. Sept. 26, IHS3-4W.
CJ. I. IIIDWAY,
Hardware, Saddlery,
CARRIAGES !
The Old IUiial.lL
TENNESSEE WAGON.
ALL SIZES m its, 8POKE8, RIMS, BOLTS,
Iron, Steel, Rulldiiig and Bridge Bulls.
sep.oSst-.
Where to Lodge in Louisville!
rph undersigned, formerlv of Natchei, ha ar-
X ranged her Resideuee, at 717 West Chestnut
Street, Louisville, so that she can furnish comfort
able Enduing and good. Break fast to Mississippinns
attending the Exposition, for the moderate Mini of
Si.oo. Tbe locatlou ts pleasant, and within a
few minutes walk of the L. A N Depot. Refers to
bar friends in Natchez, and tu Col. J. L. I'ower, of
The Cx a rio a.
augi,'S3-am. mrs. i:. k. marmi.
PROilaiAMlTIOA.
400 OO REWARD.
WHEREAS, It appears by Information received
by me, that Ed. While, Julius Delaeev, Kile
Tate, Frank Dudley, Aaron Wilson, Dick Matthews,
Ben Tally alia Tolly, and C. J. Young, Peniten
tiary convicts made thair escape and are still at
large:
Sow. therefore. I. ROBERT LOWRY. Governor
of Mississippi, do otter the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery of the said fugitive convicts), to
rv.
Said reward is payable by said Lessees. And I do
moreover, reouue all officers of this State to be
diligent in their eftorts to arrest said fugitive con
victs.
Given uuder uiv band and the Great Seal of the
r. . . State aatxed, at Jackson, this 27h day of
l ""J September, A. D. IS8S.
ROBERT LwWRY.
By the Governor:
henry v.. AtYKas, Jiecretary ol state.
DESCRIPTION:
Ed. White escaped August Sth, 1SS3, front Towns-
end A Hemingway, Coahoma county Age 24;
height 5 feet 71., inches; complexion dark copper;
hair and eyes black ; scar on corner of right eye.
Sentenced from DeSoto county. ,
Julius Delai-ey, ascaped August 13, 1183, Irom c..
F. Miller, Bolivar county Age 27 ; height 5 feet 10
inches; complex ioo white; hair and eye black;
lou angers on ui ten baud, sentences irom tv ar-
ren county.
Elie Tate, escaped August 13, ia3, tram J. w.
Hoskius' Mill, Lin.oui couaty Age 21 ; height a
feet 8 inches; complexion hair and eyes black ; vac
cine virens on back 01 hotb legs at knee. Men
fenced irom Noxubee county.
Frank Hartley, ftteapeo Aogasi a, tass, irom 1-
X. O. A T. R K Aav IT; height i feat 4 inches;
complexion brown ; hair Mark ; eyes brawn; sear
on left cheek aaa neck; scar on MR a la; tour
seara on right knee. Sentenced from
Aaron w nson, eacapeo Aggw jo, isna, iroaa
Harden A Hamilton, Wasbington eons ty Age 2 ;
heixht 5 feet 7 inches: corn wis lion hair ana eyes
blade; scar on nose; scar on right wrist ; left leg o.
at ankle, aieateiieea treaa Atcttru oaaaiy.
Dick Matthews, escaped Aagaat 27, 1SS3, from .
J. Nugent, Bolivar countv Age 24; height 5 feet
hy. inches; complex ion Juur ana eye. uaek; scar
on risht buttock. Saaitenced fiwaa Uav eaaatv.
trmm WmmJZ A Persons' 'it ill. IAncotn eaaatv Aae
21 ; height 5 feet 54 inches; complaal hair ana
eves hlack; scar on left eyebrow; long scar on left
side of face. Sentenced man nimeina eonpty.
ISt Diet.
C. J. Young, esiaped Sejrteaaber i, 1SSS, ban
IWasnr nun. 1 inriww eouary MM x;
aa near aaa eyei
wl'Thcmir.
from gunshot all aver back, buttock
oct-VSS-Sw.
coanty.
t and right 1
so,ooo
M REG ULAR 'fiOSTHLT DKAWING will
Jkwmk take jape in tne MAaoaie mall, ma
aoatc Taaet BtniJMXe, ht Loehrrille, Ky.
lTiursdaj, October 25. 1883.
A Iweotaialraa
i ir..it II.' " - 'r"-.--
tyaaam a.aiiiia
A BerolntJon 6a skumU Krafcer Praw
tSfjraV: aarEvevy tasfcMl i IgrfjhAejnaaiiai imr, can
UiMii i ag mmhmjiitut laTaverhi
eawttMeaeSaaaeV "w-
.Prises lajtar-k aSSSltOKPrlaas
tOa'ah laa
a,jn
1 MA
Hseaen, nmrerim irwai nii. l
waT.na.WAW.
XI Ttcatrrs, .
Saanit nxraay or Bask
Stt,S
Halve., 4U.00
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
o
A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies,
In the family of Judge J. W. C. Walsoii, and conducted by his daughter, Mis E. D
Watson, aided by the best teachers 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 Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting, at customary prices.
The Second Annual Session
OPENS WEnXESUAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 18S3,
tkW For Circulars and other information, address the Principal, or Judge J.
W. C. Watson, Holly Springs, Miss. - july25'83-3m. I
LADY ACENTS WANTED FOR
MADAME GRISWOLD'S
Patent Skirt-Supporting
CORSETS,
upportTr
993 Broadway. New York.
BEST CORSETS IN THK WORLD.
Dressmakers Delight in Fitting over Them!
Thev combine Durability, Comfort, Ilcnithfalne.
ad Elegance of form, and lienie mails in van.. as style
mil lengths are adapted to all. Physician receaanseav
then. They are not sold bv merchants. Exelnalva teg
ritary aiven. Ladies make this a arefltable and See
oaaaemt busmen Price at .SO. and nnwardV Orders 'J
triuii promptly nuea. aeiwi ior circular, arm terms to areaw
mi iviauak i.Kisnoi.u at. in.,
Or General ataeais 993 Broadway. N. Y.:
Madame K a u.iswold si winter fit , nostoa, nisi.
a. St. ruiH.v. i ... ...a. r D.im. , 11 . f .', .1...
J. WVOAMT Co., Preiltmis, N V.,
H V. KlW ft CO., 811 Mam Street, Kansas City, Mo
sept. 12, 'S3-6t.e.o.tr.
I UK Mjag.K Two nice Dwellinirs :
17 one on President Street, the other on North
lelferson .
rnir-'l, 'S3-tf. Apply to It. K Jayne.
JTJDSON FEMALE INSTITUTE, MARI02T, ALA.,
ROBERT FRAZER, President.
Scsaioa begins October 2d, 183, with ftill Corps of Teachers.
Br 1 "-
THE STATE FAIR!
Oetober 29, and will
Coniiuue Six Days !
Offered in Prcmiiims !
$3,d00 Offered in peed Ring !
The Beet Ba.ee Track in the South,
now Open for Training Purposes !
ajrE CALL ATTENTIOS TO OUB LIBERAL
ff Prwaataass for Live Stock of all kinds.
' ia arced to wiij something toeahiWt-
Falr which will Be cmuinaw
lac creditable II spas ys ia
toad
their several ill part-
AO articles should be forwarded to the. SeeSetary.
1 1 Uiili miialn will he aaadr with Railroads for
one faretor roaeat trip.
Ear Ptinaiam Lha and farther inmriaaitoa, aaV
S TIBDEN. PnEauMesr.
L F. CHILES, SBcaaraaT.
F. A. Wart, .
J. H. Ownat, VBeeaal of Control.
Brnoa Laat-v. )
DR. JOHN NIX'S
Sniith sTomcSyrnp
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AND ALL MALIRIaL 0ISUSES.
Tan uioaaintar of this
atrrawa
the 8 ATB, CEBTAIB, nXKBtla
X AH EH T cure of Ane aaa j
and Fever, whether of short
ing. Ha refer to the entire
Sonthern cacatrr to bear hint
rha trath of the aawrtion that is
whatever will it fail to cure if the
Uona ara rtricUy foUowed
la a great ana eaae a
rut an far a ear.
hs have boenearwd by a ainada bottl. wiU
It in. hawwrar. wiBt. aalfat
.n tBtallar aeaas for a week or two
vwT. Or tnAll
rawuraasat
sad'whal faati-
ia
ally this at
to keen the
the pauaai, no
madtaia, aitar
data of taaToi
win
in
jf OR RENT.
CJTOBE HOC BE OS MAIN KFBE1
O peed at iiiunt by Kilxheim a 8h
asewaVete., apply to K- U. PA
aaava.'k- at Camttal St
ItM Mare for Sale.
A FUCK TOCNO BARE Fine Saddle animal
a4 Broad Bare. Apply te
ft. O.WsTASaA.NI t, Afeaf.
Jackson, BLss., Sept. It, tSWtm.
SeedOmt and Barbed Wire.
BOXdVS 84 V
ratteat -nt-. -aad
8croL.iv
Blooat Furi&eaa
SB. joh htru .
eaatF drop.
awBWBat t tht taata.
OSh
ww3h8at
v&nxA a the
u-paritiaa af the Uawi
Urlaaa tkm XVmm et
ta (ha affBti
JOHN TJXeaT,'fa
iTH'S TONIC SYRUP,
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
Physician Wanted.
rpHE CITIZENS OF MKA DEVILI.E, MISS , ARE
K Ue;
midst.
JL desirous of having a PhyiciaD lot-ale in their
For further particulars, a lilress
It. 1 . VI A 1 t.K,
s. I - im Mradevllle, Miss.
rpHE CapKasiovBD, FnaHKBt.r or Natch BS
X ana lor years past renting In
LADIES' SHOPPINGS AGEMCY,
IsoulHvllle. Kentucky.
!uiiville. Kv
11 eive uroninl and careful attention to all artl-
: . . c. . - . . .
e mai Mississippi ladiks may wi.h ourcliase
In the Louisville market. She has had consider
ahle experience in shopping for her friend, and
knows where to get the beat, on the beat terms. Her
commiiwion will he " per cent on amount ol in
voice, t an to accompany orders. It any snr
ulos, it will he at once returned. She refer to tier
friends in Natchez, and to Mr. and Mrs. J. L Pow
er, Jackson. MISS BELLA MARSH,
717 Chest n nt St., IsMiiavtlle, Ky.
JuneU.'S-T-tt.
EDUCATION A L.
TIE IKlliISm 6P TIE SOITH
to located at SE W A X F.K. TEN X , upon the Cum
lierland Ilatean, 2,000 feet ahove the sea level. Thi
School , under the special petmnage of the Blsbopl of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in tbe South and
Southwest, obVrs the healthiest residence and tbe
iet advantage, hnth moral and educations I. in it
i Irani mar Seh.il and it. Collegiate and Theohsti
For the .pecial claims of thli
itn.uagi', apple fr h. uinent I.
AIR IU Hs; -.iv D. V.. Vice
Cliaacelh.r, Sewanee, Tenn.
wpVa-la.
cal Ilepartmeatii.
University tor net
the Bav. TELF.t
(SOUTHWESTERN
Presb7teria-n University,
CLAIKSntLE, TEa.
ttcsaios or laW-'M Bai.ias Sr.prranEa ler.
raa-CLTT:
Bar. i. V. WADDEL, D. O.,
niMir.
Bav J. B. SHKABEB. D. O.
S. J. COFFM AN, A. M.
J. W. t ALL WELL. A. M., M.
E. B. traanrw A af.
O. t. NICMOLAJNiEW, Ph. t.
aV. atUBEBT PKICK, D. Il
Cenrse full and term. rem.
Oatatorae.
une.
LL !., Chan-
Sewd tor a
THE
IMVEKS1TV OF MISSISSIPPI,
-AT OIFOHIL-
Next Seaatea Oaaa27th Seat. 188.
Twfiiaai Vw Evertbody but Law
Student.
rTS TO BOTH SEXES AUKR
J TheChaiyirt tfatveratty ht this,. Country.
AB the Dwpartaievita are a in ifaawl operation -Law,
Litraary, Seientlac and IVafaiatory fwpart-
awwet eoottnctatl as noaetoiore.
KDUCATIOVALs
Fair Uwn Institute,
SUte Street, Jaokaon, Wm.
WiU Mm aaaan Bajaiailn 17ih, 1MB.
ftflrofixi TmiiTii aU DeiailiHt-.
rfVHOfW PBSPABTNO TO TEACH BECEIVE
A. aenwaat una lai lion tor tkatr work. Taa
C L LUSE.
A C Usk.
)alyt8.s4ni.
Associate Prttketpal
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
OHnt4yn, HindB Co.. Miss.
The Oldest College ii the State,
New. bar of gfieaw Last ftaaalon 344
Number af Cadets ia Military Company ta
Seartoft Open September 26fA, 185, and
Clotr June TTth, 1884.
Christian Education the End and Aim
of the Institution.
PtaatoHni Prompt aad Btgtd :-Intnnti
oach Moral Surronadtaaa I'nsurpaaaed
KKAaOSABLE.
Students Received at Any Time.
aWWrlte to Pre ideal W. 8. Wgaa, for Cata
logue. W. T. RATLIFF.
)ulylV-n. Preaideat Board ot Trustee
IustructK Thor-
Taaaa
HOIalsIHS INSTITUTE.
Botetourt Springa, Va.
Tn Fortieth ftoanoa opened wlih full uuinVtrs
from fourteen different States, aad closed oa lha
Hh ot June with a brilliant Commencement TL
iraprovwntaata announced one year ago bav been
almost completed and will, tn a few weeks, recciv
the finishing touches.
The 41st session will open on the lru or Ser
rruatR. with facilities mre ample and comrleie
than he school has commanded Juttu. Ml naattaw
ous history of 40 mcccsslu I years.
Extensive literary courses lie stwVkl kria
Englih languaare, ICaglish Literature. Bttotary,
Latin, Herman, French, Mslheiujti.s ,;,
ict.ee, Ethic, fbe Department ol Mil ic il. I
Art are fully equipped and eondii. ted una. r il
bast standards. The work in these departuji li-
.rive the hlghet ell. . .lui.l li. from the I
The School is run with twenty e'e uiu..i ., I
Teachers. .ill ami Young latdn I are aaotil
a single session or for the full peri .1 cf l.u.'l In,
I hi locality enjoys the advantages ,i , stM W
taiu climate, valuable medicinal water an .1 Iki
most pictnresqne scenery
This school wholly disapprove au.l iKn i lh
agency system for securing mil. Thai fV-i .
too often pin es girls and h..ys In schools and Bah I
influence id a very different character from th e
preferred hy their parents Apply tot t nculs.iv an.l
references.
P. o -Boictoibt SraiMOs, Va ,
Depil, Cloverdale, Shenandoah Valley R It .
i 'HAS. Is COCKE,
ji.Uil.'s.t Superintendent
Wcsleyas Female Instituis,
MlaattatOB, Vlrfcltaia.
r"casi
- - aHaBLw JBttBHa?
Oram Baataaaaa rrii, im.
Schooi.n roa Yot'No LAnna
HTATaa Surroundings beautiful.
iaed. One hundred and sixty
One of the Ft Bat
IN THK I'Mi i ''
Climate aaanr.
i.asscii line iiuinireii anu sisiy iiuii..m r"i'"
,,,, hi,,.,, Slatiss. TERMS AMUNtt Till
REST IN-TIIE I'NKIN. Boani, Washiiig. Engli h
Coutae, Iatlin. French, tieruian, luMiuinenlul M
ic, etc., for Scholastic year, from Septeuils'r lojnhe,
aa.tH. For CHtaloK"''. write I
ItKV. WM. A. il Alt Ills, D. P., President
julyll,'S3-Sm. Stai'MTon, Viiu.imi
SCHOOLS
IlKStBlso Competeut aud Experienced Tea. I
Principals or Assistants, cau secure llieui hy ap
ph ing i.i the IJmion School Aiiam V.
Vc have registered with us many professional
teachers, and will furnish any School or Family au
Instinct. .r for the Scholastic year of I:', fie.
charge. If you need a teacher, send in your appli
cations before our Irest teachers ate locate)
Teachers applying for situations charged nothlu,
unless located. W. II. CI.ABB.
aug.lS,'al-5m. 1. O. Box HH, Brandon HI
HuntsviUe Female Seminar),
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.
l.llXCi ICSTAHI.ISHr.ll SCHiMU
IMIIS
I Vol x. 1.1MII. aflonl aiUatitages iu
EuR
I.H'I-
lion. Iu Climate, in uroxiuiity In lime t.. Malarial
districts, In complete organization of Its l. part
nients, and In the efBclcncy of it teachers l..i
particulars address J. H. LBCKK1
Jnlyt.'na-ly. lrlactpal-
JACKSON
COLLEGIATI ACADEMY.
rilHE FIRST SKftSION OF THIS SCHOOL rXJB
Ilovs am. VufNu Mks. at Jackson, Miss .
will oM.u September 18th. 1883.
A new building, most desirably located ami coin
plete iu all Its arrangement for the gwoniniod
lion of a hundred and fifty studens, will be fiiiiihe.1
and everything done to pfaee this Training School
on a perinaueut basis.
The object of this Academy is to prepaie ri.i ll.
either for entering College mjmaar, or to fill wi ll
their places In any of the husloess relation of life
None but expeileuced or thoroughly qualified In
structors will be employed.
students from a distance will have secured tn
them all the restraint and co intuits ul hum with
the family of the Principal.
For particular information, apply lo O. S. Rnude
hush, at Brandon, Mis., until Septemlier 1st , all. r
il. :it time, at Jackson, Mis.
)ulylS,'t3-3m.
Fort Gibson Female College.
(UlfDBB THE .U sl U K or TUB Ml-SIsil'l A
JSUAI. CnarKBBBfE M. E. ill lu 11 SCllTU
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
IMMEDIATELY ON THE LOt'lSVILI.T:, XI W
Orleans and Texas R. H and only au h .iir t run
from Vicksbutg.
Hi iintsss onmmodious, conveuicntly arranged,
and of brirk.
Rooms completely and handsomely furnished
Facim.ty cempoaed of experienced and succei-
f ul teachers.
Tkkhs in keeping with the times.
Nkxt Skshion OPBBk on MonuaY, Skptbubah
17th, ISM
For further Inlormatioo address
JnlylH.-H-T-Sm. Bkv. T. C BIUIroRi Prest
WHITWORTH
FEMALE COLLEGE,
BROOKHAVEN, MISS.
Will Rp-opon September 19, 18J.
ri HIEKE IS A Fl IX FACULTY 0 EXFI 1.
I kscu Tear hern. Number of pupil from Z
to 300. No boys will be received. BasBbae n
Music pupils, 150. First -class instruction In Litei
aturr, Art, and Music. Charges at low a consist
ent with superior advantage.
NORMAL DEPA KT.nJCNT won PagrABIM
TKACHICaS WILL ai: -M ill A SPECIALTY.
The Young ladle In tbe Boarding Departzueut
have the best care.
For Catalogues, address
H. F. JOUNSON, D. D..
jul. H.'J" Hi., Preaidat.t.
Central Female Institute,
CLIBTON, HIKD8 CO., B 188 ,
Rer. falter Hilliaii, LL. D., Pres'l.
WHO WIIJ. SEND CATAUJOFE, OR OIV1
other luforniatiou resiierting the Inlltnli,.u .
n application.
tills Is the oldest Institution lor the education ..I
Ywun Ladies, and is without a superior in lbs
State or Sutithwot.
Tbe year now closing, has been emlttems i.,
perous, filling the lnslitutinn's a.'eomBiodation tot
pupils to their utmost capacity.
Among tbsi many superior advantage are Es-
teusive and Tkoroogh Counts of Study; the Ix.ug
aad is.ucccs.ful Experience of the Heads of its lie
IMUtnwats; Educational Facilities, such a Ap-
Ii4w. . ru, Muixn, ric-., cue ai cumniar len
of nearly a half of century ; Expense, considertng
tbr cji ANTITY of the returns made, very low.
The Thirty-First Collegiate vear ljrins Tvbsday,
SErTKMaaa HVth. ROBERT h i i.i -
President Hoard of Trustee
C,eo. WnirriBLn. Secrelarv.
juiyis,-
A. & M. College Nurseries
MISSISSIPPI.
WE OFFER FOR SALE ONLY THE TBFST
Varieties of
Applea. Pearr, Peaches,
Orapee, Strawberries, Kto.
All Tree and Viae am eruwiaa on the Colle
sr. mi ml., are true to hum swd will leave the Nur
series in the brat poasibi condllu.n.
Send for Price-list and tenn ta
PROP. J. J. CULM A NT,
Nat a KunawWa,
College, Misaisaippl
J efferson College.
Uig-h yeareet Fer 9ej aa Yeaaa; Xea.
lotittd Six Miles from Wetmm mod TUB
Mite from aW Xm J. 4t C. Jt K.
a RAYMOND, PBrawa.
fun Jabtbb McCx-t'BB amb M. C B Bra.
AaanrTAKTS.
Cammaalesathm with NaArhea by
Trwaurportatiea free from Nateaw oa Railroad
1SSS-'M Or ebb 6tb Sept.
For Cautaa
BULL'S W0R1
Far Catalogues ft-

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