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House. Farm and Garden
Flowers ia the Home.
; Southern progress u es
pectauy
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L,v W fi.tr
Flowers! How our thought b ight
enatthatwordl They fly back orar
ten, twenty, thirty, forty yean, tothe
time when we wove garbnde from
the wild sweet blossoms. What dam
tv golden necklet webare linee worn
has given ns the pleasure we felt
-n-Len we decked ourselves io a simple
daisy chaiu? Bat I did not take up
r rwn to wriia of oor sweet child-
hoDd; I wish to speak of my sisters of
'be home. 1 wish w rniuinu
that nothing will make a home truly
refined but fl wcrs. Ah, they are
infinitely more than books or pictures,
or mosic itself, for they speak to all.
:,!ic are too cold, too young, too ig
norant, nor too refined to be taught
by those sweet, fragile teachers
Tnen buy, planning house-wives find
a place for something that will tell
v i G id i- lore" a little flowering
plant It need not be a rare exotic
in a cosily vase. Primroses, violets,
hviuvntta. or anv sweet, simple flow
er in an ordinary pot is quite enough.
But yoo can make yojr pot quite a
work of art with a little pa ience, in
mity :tnd corks. Take a flower pot,
a small wooden box, or anything con
venient, and glue on fragments of
crk until the outside is covered with
a rustic coat. Then fill with mold
;:nJ plant your fl wer,
Another way is paint your po. or
b x a dark drown; then, when it is
dry gum, on some of those pretty,
cheap scraps in wreths or grounds and
finish with a oat of clear varnish
Yet am: her way is to adapt common
fea shells. Ah, they are little things
but thev will brighten a room, and
p-rhapi a sad, dark, weary sou
W.ia memories they awaken! But
n week age a pot of spring flowers was
p.acuiii toy hand, and with their
weet breath floated the memories of
ten rears ago, when I gathered the
wi'd differs and wove them into
par arni-; when I was not alone, but
bad the companionship of one who
no .v sleep in God's Acre beneath the
fl iwers when my faith in God and
man was un-hakeq, aud for that
glimpse of niv fair, pure childhood
I was stronger and betier. Then find
a place fur fl nvers. For all your care
and trouble their sweemess and
beauty will reward you four-fold.
Torout Globe.
noted tea culture.
f I A I Ju
1 n V nil wmt. utu uuuc
small experiment made are valuable.
Mr. C. Menelas, whose experimen
tation with jute it known tf all the
8oath, as well as hit remarkable en
terprise and publie spirit, has already
on bis Mississippi plantation, some
hftantifullTfloorishine teaplants, and
there is undoubtedly nothing needed
xiiiaA the cmtare or ten iu
Successful Treatment of Cholera.
The rapidity win which this dread
diseirf ecc taspKeaea its work renders
any treatment most acceptable whieb
is likely to prove successful, and hence
the value of the recent communica
tion Of Dr. John Chapman to the
Journal d Medicine, of Paris. Be
lieving "that the approximate cause
of all th'j phenomena of cholera, be
f ire the bUge of reaction, is hypere
mia (active sanguineous congest
ti :i), with ronsequent excessive ac
tion, i ' i!, s spinal cord an of thegan
piioni'; or sympathetic nervous sys
tem," the characteristic features of
the doctors treatment consisted in-
tbe app ication of neat to the general
surface of the body as persistently as
possible, an I, stasuHaaetsaaiy, theap
plie ition ofe W by means of a spinal
lee bag ul ;ig the whole of the spinal
eolaaan wh eh is coextensive with the
spinal : r.l, and that part only, dur
ing the pros nee of vomiting, purg
ing, cramps, or algidity. After the
Symptons have been suodned and re
i ion established, the reaction is con -
trolied, ir it becomes necessary, by
t'ie application of heat along some
pari or the whole of the spine.
At SiMithamptoa, in 1865, five pa
ita out of -even recovered under
i hid treatment, and of the two fatal
oi-es one was a habitual drunkard
and the other a woman aged 73, and
'i had been livingat the starvation
point Up to the time she was attack
ed. Each case presented inadecid
vJ form i he cardinal symptona ofcliol
era, namely, vomiting, purging,
ops, and excessive cold of the
d urf.ico f the biy.
NV':;h this treatment Jfl per cent
proved fatal, aud with the ordinary
methods oJ per cent proved ratal.
The variali us of temperature were
fr .n Dot lower than 32 Fab. to not,
necessarily, higher, than 120.
spring to immediate success in Miss
issippi except, u we may w pnnwe n,
ttm knniiM of manipulating the
product. It would be practicable for
any wealthy farmer, one willing to ex-
Cnd a few thousand dollars for the
nefit of his neighbors, to import a
man from China or India say On a
fire years eon; met t iawtruet the
neighborhood; and we venture that a
pot made an for the purpose by a
number of planters would return in
terest in a few rears. A little tme
and patience are requisite. Look,
for instance, at what has been accom-
by the initiative of the British Gov
ernment in India. 1 be natives did
not take to it; but nevertheless Brit
ish private capital did, as soon as the
Government showed the way. With
in ten rears there were over fifty gar
dens in private hands in Assam, and
the culture has been introduced r-to
Darjeeling. The success was so great
that it led to over-speculation and
such an unhealthy hothouse foreing
as resulted in disaster; but after re
turning to a normal state the enter
prise flourished beyond calculations
The Indian tea rates higher in the
London market than Chinese article,
and the exports from India have risen
from almost nothing thirty years ago
to 45,138,111 pounds in 1830. It isa
mistake to suppose that tea is a trop
ical plant. A specimen of the preen
tea plant lived some twenty years in
the open air near London, being fin
ally killed in the severe winter of
1837-8, when the thermofieter fell to
4i degrees Fahrenheit. In China it
larrown say from 23 degrees to eu
degrees, but mostly from 24 degrees
to 35 degrees. It ought to be prac
ticable anywhere in Mississippi where
there is a deep rich toil and firstrate
drainage the latter is important.
It ought to be seecessful tn South
Carolina and Southern California.
The Government has, we believe, a
tea farm in South Carolina, but the
present Commissioner of Agriculture
does not seem inclined to do much, if,
indeed, he is doing anything toward
developement. There is, or at least
was, a tea farm of some forty acres in
Georgia, where some samples were
made, but we do not know whether it
is still in operation. As we import
about $50,000,000 worth of tea per
annum, chiefly from China and Japan,
there is a home market for every
pound Southern gentlemen may
please to raise; and if the South ask
it Congress will no dcubt restore the
duty to assist in promoting the cul
ture. Southern Agriculture gets lit
tle enough encouragement from the
Government; but the tide is turning,
and our demands will not lie ignored
hereafter. Mr. C. Jfenehr, in a re
cent private letter to the editor of
the Picayune, says: '"That we shall
produce tea in this country, and we
shall became independent of oriental
Asia and save our country from pay
ing it an annual tribute of $25,00'),
000 to $30,000,000, I have not the
slightest doubt." This prophe-tic op
timist has studied the subject practi
cally as well as theoretically and is in
bis enthusiasm for all that concerns
the future-well being of the South, as
truly Grecian in spiritual force as in
name and blood, and we hope that
his latter days, like those af the Spar
tan King Henelaus, wiJi'be passed in
peace and pi parity. -New Orleans
Pievaune.
How Wt lired Faitf Ym Aff.
Togo back forty years, fully as user
ful a contrast and &
comparison may be made as tbmg
the early aetUer from England, Hol
land and France in oppoiifion to
their deecendenta of two hundred
years later. In 1845 and for sorue
noked nnon now as almost a wortnip-
ing of a fetich. "Ooa dollar a day"
bor. Stveral men, Tor instance, wejjs ,
employed in squaring, bv chalk-line
and bruad nxe, the ruand tundra to
form the framing of a dam. Others
bored the holes for mortise and
chiseled them out. Others did the
"scribing, " the sawing aud dressing
of the tenons. Few of them got over
one and a quarter dollars per day
"from sun-up to sundown. The man
who could "scribe," and who laid out
the job, got perhaps ee dollar ami
fifty cents. The machinist got from
one dollar and fifty to two dollars
per day; and ha wh'j got the t we dol
lars was a fortunate man; and for that
time he was a competent man. Lab
orers bad fifty cents per dayund in
haying time, when several days ordi
nary work must be crowded info
twelve, fourteen, or possibly sixteen
hours, thev got seventy-five cents.
Special workmen, apt at any jobs,
one dollar.
Now this is a fair showing of
the value of labor forty vears ago
What was the relative value of
housing, fuel, food and clothing?
Rents were low. A good boose ter
the times cost from twenty-five to
fortv dollars per year, r uel wood
waa somewhat less than it can be
furnished, as coal now, at any place
remote from the mines; say tor an
ordinary fatmly'six cords ot hickory,
twenty-four dollars; now four tons of
coal (two fires,) about equal. Food
cost less forty years ago than'now;
but it was not the same food. Fresh
meat once or at most twice a week,
and rarely that except in "the killing
season;" fish caught at the stream or
pond, or hawked about at four cents
a peaad dressed. Vegetable! ifiin
the garden or frem the market at
twenty-five dents a bushel for po
tatoes and less prices for turnips
Onions almost as dear as now, and
cabbages no cheaper. Clothing can
be bought cheaper now than h eboid I
futy years ago, andit is cheaper In
more than one sense. Perhaps it
would be better for the country at
large if better clothing at higher pri
ces should be the rule.
It is scarcely necessary to add to
"how we lived forty years ago," any
statement of how we live or how we
might live now. It is enough to the
present earner of his bread by labor
to know of the annoyances and lack
of Opportuuitos of his predecessors.
Aglance over the condition offorty
years ago and the present crjojd&ifn
will convince any unprejudiced mind
that an improvement has been made
in the condition of our workers, nnd
that the worker of to-day etp i bet
ter return for his labor then he did
orty years ag , And this sin tern . Wi!
applies nearly to the unskilled work
er as to tho adept mechanic. Only
that the advantage now, as ever be
fore, holds With the-intelligent, skill-
JAfESON.
ICES.
Petition
EXCELSIOR F0lfMt! T
KnOW Planter Flaw Siiopsl
That Brown's Jron Bitters
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing motherto full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child
Strengthens the muscles and
uer'es,enrichesthebloocL
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack of energy
Ceeps off all chffls, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid,
r
J cans car sod in Full
nan to no biit win. sua j
BRASS ASV IRON CASTDfliS. Pieing rat &
Uplratoti, and all Fitting.
t JUIt. JICIUALU.
i JatUoa, October 81, ISSS-St. ' . . -
milldteryT
37 Walker St, Baltimore, Dee. i88t.
For ix years 1 have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys
pepsianiBdConitipationuid became
so debilitated that 1 could not retain
anything, on my stomach, in fact,
life had almost become a-burden.
Finally, when hope had almost left
me, my husband seeing Baowst's
Ison Brrmts advertised in the
mwr. induced me to save it a mat
E . ' .. . .;J l
t.
I am now taking
felt
the third bottle
so well in sis
and have not
vears as I do at the present time.
' Mrs. L. F. Gairut
Brown's Iron Bitters
will have a better toni1
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up," than
any medicine made.
ed, experienced rucehanic Sciontfic
American.
HAS SOW READY A LARGE ASSOr
of FashlonaMe Winter Milliner. .
MBS. E. MUKPHY
RTVfcrr
All the
new shape in
Hats, Bonnets, VeWaSs, Plushes,
Plumes, Fancy Feathers,
Ribbons and ail other goods to b found la a first-
class Mllinerr stor. 4wn 1 .
Oet. M,'8S-lm. " fV JJ m.l
T. A. I"LER
STATE STREET,
jiatll V
Ack always
sa STOMACH
ITTERs
Though shaken In every joint and fiber wits
fever and ague, or bilious remittent, the
system may yet be freed from the malig
nant virus with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. Protect the system against it with
this beneficent anti-spasmodic, which is
fnthermore a supremo remedy for lrver
complaint, constipation, dyspepsia, debili
ity, rheumatism,' kidney trouble and
oiner ailments,
'tf
BW If you ha fe any RKPAiRISG foxt
want done in mv line, Remember tUattl'is is ltead-1
quarterafor Reliadlk Wobk,
jul y 4,'83-6ui.
For 8a4,e by tU Dnsts and Dealers
8eel Corn-
Milk for Typhoid Fever.
Hv to Kijp 3 wast Potatoes.
It ii mucli easier," says theSoutlt
er i Agrioultusiat, "to raiae a large
erap of eweet potatoes in the Sou to
than it is to save them. We are
Badafied that one cause that has
botaght about rot in this delicious
bulb is that there is too much water
in i. when stowed away. The potato
when dug, should not be exposed to
the sun, but placed in the shade, and
i! : in heaps, so there will be no sud
den heating of their skins to rupture
or destroy their coating. By placing
p i'atnes where they will undergo a
process of evaporation of their surplus
thin juicoi they can be more easily
preserved, and we believe that if the
patrons of the Agriculturist will fbl
low our suggestion they can save
their sweet p tatoes in Alabama as
easily as Irish potatoes are kept in
Kentucky. Tne plan of a Mississippi
Barsaer is as hMtuws; JJig after the
first fr.ist aud stow away for next
fprmg ia tae following manner
Pi .... - i r ,
mer in potatoes on a arv
gr.iuuJ fl i r, aad cover them with
dry e.irtn. O i the latter placeanother
i jci ui p saint's, anti again cover wun
earth, aud sj on until all are stowed,
f beliere that a pile the size of the
Vraro'd of Clieips might safely be
,..u say in that manner. The earth
keeps ths pvatj warm and dry, the
two essentials to its preservation.
Thj s r: o. earth to use is the dust
found in country r ads."
Tolerance, to. Fairest Flower of
Civilization.
Lathers controversies with the En
glish and Bwisja reformers were as
acrimonious sr any which he waged
with the defen le-s 'of Roman Catholi
cism. Convinced that he was himself
in the right, he culd not be induced
to concede to his fellow workers in
the common cansi independence of
jutigment aud rights of conscience.
This ssarca fealing intolerance is not
to be accoanted a reproach to him any
more than his belief a witchcraft or
t in .i3iia::ha crude reliance unen
r djgv is t be remembered against
. tolerance is the fairest Sower
of ci Vila itiua. It could not grew in
the soggy ai or the Middle Age.
Luther could preach a reiurioa uftkm
heart, could popularise the Scripturea
wi-a fcj.cie puotic scnoois.and give
but he could not tolerate a Protest
. i . j'.v , .
an i, usui iuai aiajrcu even in minor
respscts from bis Protestaatisn. The
Protesaatism of the present ceetary
has m.ida a great advance noon the
Protestantism of Lather's or any
othrr ee iury in its recognition of
toleranoas a principle of Christian
ity. -Saw York Tribune.
How to Tall the Parity of Water.
hi Culture cives the following aim-
ple m.-thod for testing the parity of
.cf. an an oraiaary quart ootue
three parts S'led wiih water, disaohra
a spoouful of pore white sugar, eerk
it well, and put in warm place. If j
at tiie end of 49 hoars the water be
comes turbid aad milk?, there can be
n doubt of iu impurity; bat if it r
Ba limpid, it may MaamsjcIiMsi
mm v m m m w PssssMssasaswaPWW'
The damage iuflicttyj on the iinma
ture corn in the northern latitudes by
recent iroats is a warning of the im
portance of careful select ions of good
grain for corn. In tne north, where
the season is short, those varieties
only should be planted that ripen rap
idly, and in the South those should
be planted that ripen etewiv. But
the poesibiiisy of trust iu September
is not the only consideration that
should govern the selection of seed
corn. In the latitude of Missouri
and the States north of ns, we rarely
have a severe frost before the 25th
of September, or the first of October,
and this danger is so slight therefore,
that farmers do not need concern
themselves about it, Still there are
other things to be taken into the ac
count in determining the character
of the seed selected for planting
productiveness, hardness, weight aud
keeping qualities, tvery large corn
raiser in Missouri ought to carry on
a little experimentation for himself,
year after year. Testa of new vari
eties from distant regions may be
made on a small scale, and when these
reveal superior qualities in a new va
riety, it may he adopted. But u
found as a rule that the variety lone
grown in a locality is the best for that
locality, and every farmers exneri
ence strengthens this rule. But the
local variety itself may be improved
by careful selection carried on, year
after year, with reference te the time
of ripening, size of the ear, weight
oi grain, and productiveness, in
every field there is to be seen here
and there an unusually fine, heavy
ear, matured early, well filled out
with full grain compactly set to the
tip, and bending down with its own
weight. These ears are nature's hints
to the farmer; they are the product
oi a taw ot growth by whieh vital
vigor manifests itself consnicuouslv
These noble ears should be marked
as the seed corn for the next season;
and when similar ears are found in
the field next season, thev should
again be selected. This process car
ned on through successive years will
give a gradually improving grain,
possessing the very qualities the far
mer desires, and spare him the risk
and cost cf high-priced varieties from
distant regions which he knows noth
ing about. St. Louis Republican.
Surgeon-General Barnes, about
three j ears ago, heard of an allopath
ic physician iu Virginia, who itgis
alleged, never failed to cure typhoid
fever. As there were many patients
in the United S'atesarmy dving with
that disease, Gen. Barnes decided to
visit the arcu-nt Virginia doctor and
learn how he tre oted typhoid patient.-.
When he met the old gentlemen, Gen.
Barnes inquired: "What is the mode
of treatment by which you succeed?"
"Y.y, replied the venerable phv-
sician, "it is the simplest thug in the
world. All you have to do is o get
the patient's stomach in good order,
and.then diet on buttermilk; that's ail.
I never lose a patient, if he isn't in a
collapsed condition when Igct to him."
Surgeon-General Barnes tell me that
he adopted the buttermilk treat neir
among the soldiers in the army, and
has found it most efficacious. It ap
pears that some years ago the med
ical scientists of FVauc and Kussin,
compared notes aa to the use of plain
sweet milk in the treatment of their
typhoid patient, and concurred in the
decision that milk not only is a won
derful efficacy in typhoidal cases; but
in the treatment of fevers generally
An eminent medical man, a professor
in a New York eclectic medical col
lege Dr. Newton informed .your
correSDondent a few weeks he tore he
died (bis death took place about a
year ago) that he had found to be
substantially true all that is set forth 1
a. j-n , , .
rejauvejiD piam swept miia ana Pur
termilk, and that the latter "acted
like a charm in cases of ,n,u6ju3
debility. It's a great bujTtTis
discovery," said he. Baltimore Day.
Waep stings.
-SOBS n saaaai
FUTt
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS.
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
r rOTTl these nn rrin n r-ion h ......
- tha diseases of the Luonaa race. These
s7mpLonis lmlicata Uieir existence : Ixsa oi
c oativc, sick
reotly
IXT'S
legs Mltr rnllu.. ..I,... ...
;elM2.no'Sd,r.or mtlJ lira elation
.3.od' 1jrl,t"ty of temper, tow
spirits, A reeling of bavins negltctrd
some duty, AMzzlueaa, Frattrlng at the
Heart. not. before the ,,. kiM. --i
ore d I rlae, COHTSITIPATIOiVr and de-
uu me urer. ASasviirTrn
tf , nTO no clnal- Their action on the
V j eJ"3aldSkin is also prompt: rcruoTinir
aU impurities through these tliiee scav
engers of the system," producing appe
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skiaaudarigorou3bodv. HJTTSPaXI.S
ggg n? nausea or griping nor interfere
with daily work and arc a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
1TE FEELS MKE A SEW MAS.
"I have had. Drawrmi, -nrith rnH..
lion, two years, and have tried ten mfferent
k'nds of pills, and TCTT'S are the first
that have done me any good. They havo
cleaned me put nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, and I now
liave natural passages. I feel like a new
man."-. W. D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
Solde-rarywhere.aae. Office.ti Murray St.,N-.Y.
TU7TS HAIR DYE.
3AI.oa WmsKBBS changed in
stantly toaGtvossr BtAcac by a single ap.
plication of this Dtb. Sold by Druggists
or sent by express oa receipt of 1.
Office, Murray Street, New Tork.
TVnTS MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE,
J . F. IlVNTKR, M. D. i- K. IlABBIKOTOM,i.n.'
Hunter & Hai:riiigt3n)
DRUGGISTS,
Near SSUTTER'5 Corner. Opposite jJ?
SAkM,UUS,
JACKSON, IIS8ISSIFj?I.
TT EF.P COXSTASTrfi" ON HAND A FULL
J. line oi
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
OILS, PAINTS,
LIQUORS FOR MEOfCAL ISE,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
ma HONoaasLE board of snrea-
vaioiui or His w Cockt : w a, te modar
sa citueas and lesal rotcrs of iristrict No. 1,
i mnJr Coaaty, Mtolsalpr.L peUtton your Haaarshla
j twdy tagtaot to J. E. 1ANE a Uenua to ratal
tjpiritueos aad Vinous Ueraeca at FocaBMTaS,
i Hinds County. Mixaissippi, beiioTiag said i. JC
; Lane to be a sober sad saslable peraoa te agm ia
such tmilime:
Naata L C Castei e. Lawis Browa, B A Bron,
Siarr Harwood. UsMsi fliftiilll Dennis Low.
Harrtwa WUiiana, Jordaa Walker. Frank WU-
lianu. Joaa Uaraer. Moat. Seattle. It..
toa, DaTla WiUiaBsa, lahman Toong, Wi
Montgomery Lyoas,
Joiiostes. J T Black well. Mia ttins, Casweii
atenOcrwn, Briack Hackmaa, Uea Fsasehar, . W
atvrpoard, J B. Kichardaon. Hamilton Sktbiasaa, W
Tcoonrod. RCCoonri,yjIO Cawaa, Ja Hart,
W E TianU, WeaUy laaWU, SMias Wade, J U
aianin, Monroe CoUaa, Bwa Xtaala. Jo Boa
ion, Edd t naasben, tie DameL Albert Kadirii,
Allen r errtbr, Heed Westft14, J D Hardy, Mote
baaiel, V K Pattersoa, O W Uarey, Davy Rice.
Geo CaraeL Otis Jems. Jack Uaasar. Jerry Carat.
tieo Sanders, Bill lamer, B W Brltjsa, Jesse Al
len, tinea Moore, HU Jaaee. Wiley Mode, Abraia
Koouwoa, uea jaccsoa, aaeastoaa v uuams. anuia
1 . . I , , ' - ' - -
Lucas, Mitt Hansom. Wast Kelly, II M Waoaley, U
m Lewis, a w a re tier, a t. load, j w looa. w
H Miliet, Wat SinSsri, Isaac Dabasy, Unas Saaitk,
Joe liiidsor j, S V bbohier. sass Fatal, J M JMBttje,
5 i) Stubbs, J B Abou, J N About, Monroe Taouias,
J S Mendncks. lota ierrell. MUeS aass. Bea Jack-
ton, add Xuraer, Joaa Jukasea, Men Matsett, ftaor
h.irk, inos Aimon. joaa oteTcaa, utw a, rasa, a.
Tbouipsou, tldridge Hoard, W H Lewis, Camel
Stewart, Jorrett brooks, Bobia Urigaay, Henry
eitovaii. Boot Mack, David Waua, J M naagMiy,
Aucaard Stewart, BB SUgali, Mike O Cunnoi, J u
Banks, jr., C C Mass, Mack Bobinaun, AVtar Fer
rill, isaiab Wilson, L B Neal, A H Lorert, Sawney
iovt-u, M S Loreu, Jutko-Leseu. aaio 1 Jofaaatoa,
andy Johnston, simon rauaar, wist naaintim,
Tom Jones, Henry Hoflman, F Wiliiaau, atlas
Adams, Derry Waaainalea, Daniel Brandon,
Luuce Kereljr, Geo Wasuiagsoa, aaota Mall, ike
w jgg ns, Jvtm Scott, Jack rowu, JiakJemastaa,
4ke clanbn, Albert 1'owall, Steve roandl, jr., a ask
owsll. Mere fowai, Jesse Adams, Jaates tA wards,
Jake Harrison, Uea Washington, Cato Watera,
Jacob Newaom, Hilyard Nea-suaa, li B Lilly, J J
UIIt. M Thorne. Sol JeSerson, Friee McDowal.
Lnarue White, irreen White, etilbrj Murretl, WU-
un Washington, elsun smith, a a Williams, 1 J
Brewer, J M Brewer, Mike Smith, Henry Ma taw,
Carey Hamilton, John Smith, Wm Wallace, Bosom
Kaudell, Warner Botierts, Aloert O alley, Tom Miil
iips, C H. Fie. cher, Harry Heuderaea, M J Aliord,
Allen Uodge, F B Uoad, High acother, Hampton
Few, a'asnlnsrton Itobiuaon, Sandy Green, J B
uasye, Joseph Basye, John Litton, Monroe Holmes,
i'oni Samson, Wm Bose, J Bruce, W B Aliord, u
A bite, C obllu, John Bryan, Charlie Hi vera, B
Miller, Mom Boss, J Wallace, Simon Fatterson,
Joe Johnston, F M Jones, Wm Turner, Albert
I'isber, John Boss, Bishop Austin, Tom Garden,
John liolmes, Moscow Beai, Uiliard Lewis, Muse
Battle, sr., Jesse Garner, K lrvin, sr., F Young, J
Kerry, B Hunley, B Haywood, L Siaaats, S Moo
rue, J Ureennelo, M Greenneld, C Bass, W Lee, J
ViiaiDs, s Henue, Waliis aonnebrew, B virata, H
Holden, Pbil Jackson, Jim Walker, U Kobe, J A
uaiuu, Andrew Baton, i'ort Baltic, Hardy Bam,
tfjn, Saui'l iKirsey, Uan Scott, B Bruce, F Muanels,
A 1 huiuas, W i Harris, W X Harris, Horace Hunt
Albert Hamilton, Lanso Williams, Judaua Bass, B
lhumpson, Jacob Buna, Wilson Horsey, Moriris
JuUnsun, Westiey Collins, B W Waorton, J Young,
Monroe Aldridge, Tom James, John Jordan, Henry
James, A Brown, Wm Brown. Kraut Wilson, Wil
lis Forbs, Bobt Laird. C Jones, H WBritaaa.Joe
Wright, A Miller, W Browa, John Mattteta, J
Smith, H Miller, Clay Harris, Bobt Simpson,
Fiukuev Peters, LS Ueudricks, Sam'l Crasby, Wm
Budd. jr., Henry Hudd, Jerry Caldwell, H Thomp
son, i VV aim. f Bobinson, J H Bobinseu, Kraak
Jones, Aaron Phillips, W Anderson, jr., W Ander
son, sr., M Coleman, J P Bamsey, B Bamscy, H S
Kamsev, I) Uenneeev, M Walker. X Green, J Har
ris, U P Brown, P auilivaa, A Sanders, U N Cole
man, G Levy, V Byan, K Pitt man, K Judge, L
Wiley, A Webley, K Smith, A Moor.-, M Moore, S
Sanders, H Austin, Shnon Forbs. Arthur Walton,
Charlie Mataw, C Johnston, Charlie Jouea, 1
Jones, Harry Kobinson, W Jones, V Hobinson, D
WasbingWu, J M Porter, J Joae , H Moore, John
Brown, i iandsey, Wm Joueo, Dennis Thomas,
Mack Vork, Anderson Ford, J Johnson, N Hill, A
Hill, Henry Manuel, jr., Henry Manuel, sr., Ben
Smith, W Anderson, L Gorden, C IJurdwn, J W
Britton, J K Footaiue, H STauna, Jaa Btmey, J L
Deterly, Lucius a Dorden, Tom Long, Wm Miller,
P H Keddln, Geo Lowry, Sam Grvgory, Charlie
Hewley, Hiram Hew ley , John Kan sou. Ike John
son, Hick Jenkins, Boo Berry, Geo Thompson, J
Van bursan, S T Thorne, W Campbell, Jackson
S)ann. .Haek Spann, Jed'Spann, Sandy Wilkinson,
Bob Wbaruin, Haywood Moseley, Ben Davit, Joel
Adams, J M Chilton, Jno Dilloy, Bobt Baker, W
Smith, P Levy, T J Payne, Walter Catching. JC
Neal, B Hendricks, Kobt Johnson, Mine, Harris, V
Wm James, A Cabbeli. J Henderson, Andrew Jack
son, (iabo Williams, John Andersou, Dennis Kscow,
Lewis Gordon, D Jones, Henry Williams, Shelby
SPECIAL A3 LEGAL SO. ICES.
JACKiOi,, JM-f.
Waltham & Elgin W
Are th standard time-keepers full
oq han't, in
GOLD AND GILVEE CASES !
NICSLS STSil-.-WJ2.DIES. $5.50!
laarge antl hainlsnno .sUx-k of
Pins Gold and Balled Plata Jswe'jy
All fresh Stock : Seta of; -ji.
Jewelry all the way from $2.50 to $40.
Iu SPECTACLES and EYE-flM
I hsve a very lanre stuck, and can suit auy Eye
AND AXY PlItSK.
Large stock of best qrrSlity
Sliver-Plated Wara and Cbcks!
Always on hand at Bottom FiotBEai -Ai,j
KOlterS JTippi I'laie .vllt. roras Homes, John I'eper, ike Mass, Joe Wallia, Ueone
j w i Kubinson, Billie Bryant, Sam Smith, Haudr Moul-
COMXISSIOXER'S SALE.
D. STAwwrr,
Firrt
J i ar-wLJ 7 HJL- F B H- W S Hal'
w aru: i t, Thorn,. 1 u ..".' "
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A not
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vs. 517 insk. silDds county
w. MAjrora, wt at., y ff-
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ited ia Use above styled
OAT. TUB 3D DAB- Of
door of taw rtte Hall, in
to the httMst Wdder, lor-easn, tae
r, toxm run sosaa, z . -m" , T Simmons: W H P.,k. r""
suwsuup f ,...- p n ,..0-r " y a.aaaar.
accord- ' - v uuiTn, Jot J Lewis.
Sepnaa- ; Alex PtDD, B Jonnt, a Mitel i ch.. i,
. . S W IHJU E1A , .. ' r I II.,.,,., ' k X I t M J --
Dwms,i3t, ".V r""u' w ants, j j Haa
sacs wltl
aWHuol N
1, west. SaM sale beln,
"I. AvVWlft HArn
. AP- : u" , k1u IS'""'. John Dortey." T 6
ia Beat, at the front i Gao W Wtlii,ro. J R s-. J.'u '
ICatisaippi, sell Dorwev. U T Riaber f k.. iTI, " "?.
MM- Walker. Darid SlmtaT'-'
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Petttion forlLlquor Lwense.
SOAPS
PERFUMES,
and everything usually kept in a first-class Drug
Sture. '
THEIR SIGN 13 THE 11ED KST AND BRIGHT
.MOBXAK.
ssT Prescriptions Carrjulty
Sight.
dec21.81-tf.
-sat
Oiinjli'ii'i'' Dy
O. I. SIDWAY,
Hardware, Saddlery,
CARRIAGES!
The Old Reliable
TENNESSEE WAGON.
ALL SIZES HUBS. SPOKES. RSMS, BOLTS,
Iron, Steel, Build. ng and Rrid-jc Bolts.
sep.5,'83-.
Til IZ
KIDNEY ARB LIVER MEDICINE
This being the season at which
petty questions and grievances are
most likely to be relieved or redressed
by the publicity offered br the press, ,niTE xown to fall.
a consiaerame number of correspon
dents are expressing the burning in
terest they take in the treatment of
"wasp Kings There can Be no
doubt that under certain conditions f
the sung of a wasp may prove v-ery
injurious, or even dangerous) to life.
We are. unable to indorse the opinion
that there is no danger unless- there be
fear. It is quite possible that the
sting of anv insect capable of trener-
sting a poison may be fatal without
the intervention of pain. The ner-
WIULIAM L6WE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL STREET, JAt'KSOS, MISS.
(Opposite Clarion Bindery.)
A FULL LINE OF BROAICI.WH3, CA&H
meres. Gents' Furnishing (.iaqds,Vf best quali
ty, always on hari. SL ITS MA f S LATEST
STYLES, an-4 at reasonable priots.-t, i, w
aWOrders from any part of the State srill reoeive
prompt and careful attention. .
aprl.l3,'8;,-lv. ...I ,--i3.v.'.,H ' j
! der, Lunce liiack, Mose Johnson, Sam Uarland, S
L Lavidson, Kobt J Brown, iiek i'otter, f II Lan
caster, Lewis l'igers, Jonas Jen kin. Ldd Jenkins,
N B Coker, Seamore Warren, Carter W arret ,: arrw.
Judge, Antony nuiitb, tieo rlacket, Ediuoud 'lib
sou, Willis Bradiord, Uu Jackson, John Wil
liams, Dennis Siiums, Alt Williams, Hope Dob
son, Robt J Brewer, Wat i'ewell, A & Coker, Dan
Schoot, Albert Nelson, Y C ilnuiphreys, Steve
i'oweil, Allen Ferriby, C K liar rill, Cbas irven, J
Ualoeran, Matthew .Coles, Luke Daniels, Wash
Coies, A J Norman, 11 Uaynea, John iillmsn, Lli
Hunt, Jno Smither, Aug-uat Bang. J K Ueriest,
R Smith, J 11 Cockrel. J D Mc.atluui, Bob Brown,
Lewis Coleman. Jat McW'iliie, isam Cade, W it
Taylor, M B Mann, V H Parker, KM Davidson,
CUas Fitzgerald, Joe Fltagerald, Carl Sharer, W M
Garland. 1 J Mitchell. J Hews, W C Haws. M Clov
er. J R Miller, U W McCusser, 1' J Doraa, T W
Burea. J 1 Mams, Aaron miltrns. James Anderson.
Oliver Barrett, John lapley, (jeo Canada, W B
irvtn 1 nomas. Miles Holmes. Isaac (al
Sbedrick Bird; James Tripp, 1'red Lrnu.
James Tryon, Ace Baldwin. Lecte Waters, T Moi-
ley, helix Hews, il UdiiiC Vv C v lllonghby, W
T Holland, Jack Burton, Wttey Brown, Charley
Sites, Matt Cotton, C A Maj bin, W Hendricks,
Chas Dudley, W S Hendricks, Austin White, Mara'!
Johnson, sr Jubin, Moses MeCrory, Otis Seauie,
r K Smith. T P Patton, U N Vacoord, John Fuett,
Isaac Taylor, Moses Anuerson, Jasper Hues, Christ
mas jKgers, Jas An4sou, ueo Uail, tieo H Thomas,
ilocafi Veal, Bobt Uodtie, J Will Hodge, Watson
Neil, Sam A Peters, M C Scott, -Phillip Veal, Sam
Jones, Wash Kobinson, Sandy Creeu, Houston
tiaUf, Caasion King, John .Mdon, Jasper Wrenn,
Harris Carter, Daliord Pattenn, W 11 Tbomss,
L T Jones, Alex Wiggins, Prince Hodge, Wal
ton Hodge, Lenmore Palmer, William Hamilton,
Salomon Thomas, B Shotwell, Ooo A Work J A
Southeriund, L M Lewis, Uan'l Scott, Ldaiou
Ephraim, Andrew Erley, Jacob Williams, A l 14a
vis, Ls.ac Willis, Oscar Mason, (ieo Williams, Isaac
Berry, B W Pillars, Jim random, t.eo Kandail,
Jackson Port J Lane Kilerford William 1'arUin Ldd
Blunt Davey Kverrett Price tauady Jim Pleasant
l-.li Hunt S (Jordin V'incout Haley Lewis Poiudex
saz Sbediirick Jones K B Hays Auseil Strickland
Anderson Birgess Simon Colhus Nat Smith tireeu
Heath Wm Wells Wm Wells, jr., J A lay lor Ooo
slaughter tireeu Miles, B T Ligon Sam'l Dorsey B
Maddox Ben Watkins Amos Longmius A Davis
Wm Thoiaas Kuben Anderson Jim Blue Denis
Kscoe Clabe Warren Mat Cocer Sam Mannery Wal
ter Thomas Jake Thompson Ureen Morton Tom
Uorton Cato Catchinga W H Barrett J D Gordin S
Uurdin J E Kausler W Brady Bate fthacklelord
jauies jurns m iiamnion ciex n inters neiirr
M . . I, :. LiKn T u i w u ri.a. r u , u ,
J W Simmons J M Hobson Thee Garner J C Wfaita
Joe iiucker (ieo HorUey Joha Berlin Honor For
est J W McLean Ben Smith U C Canada Johnson
Patrick P G Speake C C Clemment P E Moore
Lewis Sykea Joe Jones Jao Burns C Johnston Jas
Kobinson S G Cat ton Henrr Bvrd Albert Smith
Henderson Jackson Henderson Hicks Andrew Jack
son Mike Thomas Jacob Thomas Geo Chase Joe
Horton Allen Jackson Waldon Thomas Barn u in
C .ristuias Ike Adams Jee Adams Jno Smith S W
Hamilton Thad MiL-erG J Boase O W Cos Mack
Hendricks Kich Norman Marian Thorn aer Tom
iorton Kobin Bell Epb Caldwell Brown Money Ai
ford Williams Alford Wells Jim Moors H T Tsy
lor J J Hinson Carter Hill Simeon Warren WiUUm
Washington J M Collier Bob J Bowen E D 1-on-dren
Isic Grey Austin (irey Phillip Fuller Wm W
Koe Wm Evans Willie Evans Bea HersdeSa
Henry Harry Euclid Pillow B B Bacy Lake
Iversoo E F Henderson John Ford T Hinson Nathan
lies John Peterson Jake reterson Henry stovsll
Half Kobinson Calvin Young Henry Harper Ales
Jenkins Jim Brown Robert Bradford Steney Boyd
Dan'l Roan Allen Williams Cbaa Chrismaa-Kobert
Lawless Dember Williams Steve Bennett 1-red Hun
ter Henry Terry A Johnson Franklin Berry W G
Wills.
norl,'83-3w.
I
mo THE HONORABLE BOARD
1 Ma YOB. ASP ALpEaMBS OF THS CITY OF
Jackson. We the undersigned res.aenu
and TO ten of the Citv of Jackson, aforesaid,
respectfully petition jenr Honorable Body
to grant onto OioeOK Lbmos license to
retail rinows mad spirituous liquors in his
Uore in West Jackson. And we recommend
aid George Lemon as a sober arid suittble
person to receive said license. And pray
that the same be granted unto him. He
complying with the Statute in thai behalf,
made aad provided :
A G Lewis, Isaac Washington. L Frlag a
couio, A A Oiin, Boot reroute, Phillip
Magnire, Buck Williams, U K Harrington,
fl Apengler. Jr., E H Meber, WilWe Tlrew,
Louis Spengler, J V Parker, H L Mmler,
Frank Powers, U B Hilciui, F C SpcngW,
George Glower. A H Spengler, E t, J oos,
D iwniusr. W 11 Potter. W ii t swe, W B
Robinson, A W Smythe, K H smytiie, P I ,
Baiej, H H Washington. J C Vi den, l W :
Wilt-. ...... TS7 Vnlukt Kn Millar Liiratll-e '
Harrington, John Cleary. La Kahn, 11
Anal n. J W Robinson. Jim Davis, O W
Bulla d. So omon Drrfn-, V A Lii-iu. 1
Strauss, W O Stmnss, E M Mrauss. HO
8t,ans.L G Heath. Jo,.i. Said:er.M T gg,
L G Jones, Ben Hart, L Levy, 1) k etti, Wm
Patterson. Dr frank Smythe, Peter l.i waoo,
Wm Pinkhams, Frank Hill, Pete Mitchell
sloe Campbell, TobeJohnon Wm Bruwa.
Chas Haba-traw, Geo Pallets u, Ouiie
Barksdale, Mark Austin, X K itifuiau T D
Pac -, E Bloom, L ii Bloom T P Harains, A
Virden, Jr. w U Lee.Vhas Heaves, Jos Shin
gletou, Walter Benolds, .' mo- Johnson, S
Schwaru, I r'ohwarla, M Sclav, irtz. Hunter
Taylor, J.imea Taylor, W W MarU, Em
Feibeiman, J lira out Alt Jackson, Bur
rell Alexander, 0 II fsipiey, James liicks
A H Muller, Henry Mut er, Henry ly. J
Raines, Jno lis t, J N Kniu, J J Jone-, V
ttidley. J M B, naon. M Mo-ai, J M liuc.i cy,
Andrew Dawson, Jake Wonders, Johu
Walker, Smith Kobinson, E Mu.rell, J IS
Puller, J A Parker, Richard William-", Har
rison Gatdner, E Xubauks, Jos S Muh, .att
Parrel,. V l.'ummings. Prank Walker, A C
Miuer,Joe Buber, J X Anderson, LS Madd n,
Chas Urarelottc, Hilliard W x-liington,
David Simmons, W T Simmons, U Jones
Jim Brown, l.ouis Philips, Matt Potter, Fiu
Smith, P 1) O'Sulliran, ii L Springer, V II
Bra die v. Arch McLean, O C (ruin. Henry
Clay, Nd Sims, J J Wil'.is, W T Jeuuings
C t Sw ft, H B Florin, J B Bra.ifo. d, H
Hamilton, Jno Harris, Kob Harrw. Chas
Lindaey, Jim Jones, Richa d Xiiouipson, J
O Harvey, W Fl'abaniss, W A (ok. Lain
Hall, Louis Bromtieid, Butle.- l.u Ison, Rol t
Pos-on, tr , Robt Posion, Jr.. L M-iLitnly.
Ab Henry, Charles Olsou, J J L
Anderson Duckworth, Geo Beashy Quay
Hopkins, Ned Parish, Joe Young. L Kava
uaugh, EG Wilson. Joe Ray. CW Taljr
Charles Thomas. O C 1 ngieliarl S .4 WLxoo.
F Barton, Ioin Patterson, Uus Stewart, Phil
L .-ter, Jake Jon s, C P Cuban is , U T Budd,
Jack Jones, A D Gallow ty, Kieha d Jef
ferson Geo Weaver, Mose Edwards, Thos
Parks. Jno Martin, Wm Johnston. William
Jac son, J E Parish, Ho ly Harris, J Kstcll.
J D Monah iD, U VVoodrutf. II P C ingitn.
Phil Green, H M Taylor, Joe Lewis, t' II
Hughes, Sam Franklin, H R Child res, W 6
Ham Hon. C J W nfred, I has Mitchell. 11 K
Bardy, M M McLcod, Amos Uos'wick, G W
Law, 1 oyd Shaw, Johu Meyer. 11 St Hilzim,
C A Fraucioli, Silas Tbuiuas, J M It ice, Di
Rlotiut.'B 0 Kerr, .Nicliol 1- Tri, p, I-' 11:1k
Thomas, Buck Pttion, Ed P.w.n. Wn
Greaves, A G Packer, J C Car.aw-iv. D
Mauf um, lia Nailiunel, C P Buckicy, Cli if
Brown, George Donuell, T L Tho na-, J11
B Verger, Gabriel ILitptr. 0 fM V'i,.-o 1,
R D Bradley, J F MoNe l, A Let.man, tin
S.ini, Pe e Johnson. J U Bogan, Joe Brjn-n
Dan Carr, C L Flu.-ser, Shuck Brad n.
J o B Will, iolm Sharp, C n Slueimn
Sim War. en A R Mtce, Jr., J .m.-s Hil ,
Wm S Lenity, Frank Tu n lo. . J S Wa.e.
Thomas Ford, H J Sh .1 carte lord, C H nckle,
F E Smiib, E Ryt, W S Ci e, E S Wi.son.
FT Cooper, R GTsylor, WitKnal Moie.
Lueis M rmati, Lewi. JoIiusom, 80I t' r er.
Walter G Fnrish, W C Uoders, J C Hi ill,
G R Gordin. D L McLean. Isaao Snauss, Jr.
H Snauss, Jesse Swituigun, Chaa Mathewf,
Leigh Sims, W H Wajnsley, Fre 1 Tuoumc
L uj Damcron, Owen Warren, Uanisoi,
Scarcer, Sandy Ellis, V Domes. Fie d
Foster, Van Clay, Phillip Brandon, Geo
Fraiicr, Sain Crawford, Jerry Smi b, K U
Dawson, Ed Farrel , Ne i Chapman, C-ileh
1 oung, M Washington, F G Hurls, H II
Housion, Branch Jones, Sain Mil Tho
Dorsey, Naih States, John Faulkuer, J V
File, Ed Fredrick, Hugh Gary, Lewi
Brown. Henry Banks. C'urti IL-inii, C W
Parker, Dick C.irnigg. e, A B Patch, J0I111
Jules, U K Galceran, Ned Pal'on. B J Hurt,
Andrew Picker, A J Tony. Rob; XapKy
Ben J ckfon, A CMasoB, Allen Heuilersou.
J White, Ben Joins, W Q Low.l, John A
W'airiner, JohuIItah , Carter tfii: a, Jack
Myrs, Wm Brown, liilliaid Wu-hingion,
V B D 1L Wm Biker. Aib it -eon, Aaron
L Farris Jim Tucker, II. m yOsborn, Henrv
I racy. A u rvioerisou. Henry Hong, Geo
Ross, E Wamslev, Willy W lliuma, Geor
Foster, J A Wtbbly. Henry Pulls S M
Cathiuics.Joe Cra'g, Bob Davis, John Dukes,
Joe Abiam.x, Wm Pan', Isaac Deveroh, John
McDo iu. II, John Stewart, Chas McDonnell.
Jno Pelk, Lee Johnson, Tuos Blandun. Wm
Wi lia m. Dock Powell, Lonio Cuir. -ns.
John Boone, Joe Wright, Joe Claike, Geo
Washington, J J Raudali, SSJoni-s, Henry
Scott, W r Bonds. J H Miulden. Jo Lee.
Jack Scoii. Wm Adams, Jim tloue. J B
Kent, L J Whitiaker, John Sims, Henry
Mngum, C J McGinty. J A Johnston,
Jim Prewiti, Geo Hamilton, Frank Jones,
Silaa Brown, Pete Dicksoi , J Lumton,
Frank Feni, Wash Hamiuuui, Henry.
Cowan, L G Belt, Joe B r lwell, Wil i,m
Waterford, Henry Toone., Mi' Qninu,
Felix Tracy, Pat McNeil, T M Henry,
Walter Hudson, Wah Pakton, Green
Paynes, J P Bradford. Jake Hickle, Martin
Van Buren, Tony Ervin, W H Regers, J
Bayne, Dan Sullivan. W S Skeliinger, Geo
W nilliams, D E Addkinson, Joe Rietti,
Wash Phillips, Jim Merydi, 1 Schwailx, Ed
Coleman, Luther Land, Sco t Johnson,
Henrv Johnson, Henry Howard. Sidnet
Johnson, E Short, Ruben Collin-, Uae)
Jones, Ed Evans, Bui Lemsy, Henry Pat
terson, J A Galbreatb, Henry Fisher", Cba
Davis, Charlie Ridlins, J M Gates, George
W Clark, Wade Hamilton, Henrr lolhen,
Owen Green, Ivy Ward, Doug Ward, G A
La kley.
r.ov.l4,'fo-8w.
is vwamsicy, r r enrusnn
tig"''-, j uri, w n nender
SHU. Ii
WJ. DW. O- l . 1 , V . ' vwu
"'i""i vui 'jnwst, j vt rarish P J
Johnston. William Manti ,
AC Is . . "" .""jwiru
v 1 jonrn, u a vv amsiev, Tf d sv.vt,
1 asanta ann s wi a '. 01 sa
phy. 1 Fniilr. ssVtrre. ' 7 ?acsaa t-
W V Julyv-ly. tCTtT "
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SCHOOLS
...-..,0 .tunetlt ud 1.
r sit. 7" 'wrnisr.
Hunter Eftjlrv, H F Clinnn. J I L,rno
I f.nu lhinr,..i , P lv fsi, I P T iMchm rxA .ill , luilir
w - w suicruu. rai . . " -" ' . un o r. - . r
iofr. Jim Brown (col) H L Maysoo, J M "Z?ufi' VboW, IZ?,?. fSfi
Ledingham, J P Bradford. Richard H.miU otSon. to 53
ton. Alies Thomaa, Cheater Linsev. Isaac TmcTr,1. lZ?"i
Hu
PutisoD
lev
nigga, J W Anderson, Jeasie Swanigan, A "'SCULLtKliii .
Kelly, Geo Lemon, Jno A Galbreath. Geo L ! "" " - - "l
Potter. O i. Crura. A G Lewis, Isaac Strauss Tt M
Jr.. C W Young, D R Carr, A R Macey, Jr , A, r ,
Wm Johnson, Prank S CounciL C P I aba- ! 80 ifsSS, 0F U,D. fBliit
nissJamea Swan, Chaa Olaon, W F Caba- I xmSTfmiS.
niss, tiijati Cims, U ?vms, Harry l.ee,
Bmneh Jonen, Jno Faulkurr, J W File,
Henry Bnka, C swan. Hue Gary, J A Cal
houn, Chas Mathews, J W Albrecl.t. John
Lippie, ' etar Linear. P W Edwards, F G
Onenl, Wm Brown, C W Miilett J C Bietll,
Jus A Parker, Nelaon Potter, Henry Houa
ha, John A Warriner, John Stewart, Jabn
McDonnell. H C Kerr. K B Isler, W O
Uiiincs. H M Tavlor, T Gale, Viriril Bnffin !
R T.iplcy. M S-hwartx, 0 A Ligon, A C j
Itatikstou. C ( nrumiags, S Madden, J A i
Ilulter. John Sharp, B G Beaullien, J B
' Cddwallader, L W Pite, Matt Farrel, W T
Jennings. Robert Spronle, M Mosal, John j
Walker, II Spensrler, Jr, J P Par.er, C
Hiuck) ,0 B Hihtim, A H Spengler, M J
Hardy. J W I angly, G Y Stewart. Smith i
Kobertaon. J W Kt inheimer, Oliver Clifton, :
B lemlv, R II Smvthe, E C Muller, LLl
I hnnias, T J V hartJii, Jr , E R Seutter, K v
S. utter, E K J iiooa, D P Ellia, A G Packer.
J M Rawlins, Geo S Donnell, Frank John
ston. E S Wilson. W H Gibbs. E Kogal,
Jn!ius Halle. J M Benson Joe Henrv, Willie
Tin us, E 11 Rebcr, Hugh S Ouinev, Rich ird
Willi, ni-. J II Morns. John Hart, Geo A
Davits X Kaufman. J Feibeiman. S
Scbwarta Isidore Schwartz. M D Kid, H K
Hardv, A W Smvthe. Wm Lemlv, Thoa T
Pei sous, T A Adams. PT Baily, Wl H l.ee,
A Virden, Jr.. J'.larksou, John .VcNeiL
P Hart, 11 (1 Hflaheim, C Williams, Chas
Habersti-.iw, William 8hanghnrssv, Coa
Kyttn, J S W hite. Ed Parrell. K R Da'vidaon,
!!en Jackson, Thad Poller, Marion Smith.
Fields Foster, K T Evans, T A Her, R
Gordin. J W Washiugiou.
Nov. l4,'S3-3w.
NSjj
una. m or iTras iXa
never failed to prcluc, u.' . "'. attt!
biosi savers, ssassast, ,nj lu" ' w P
corn to the sere. Ti,. raX." K bLfi
sltuatad. and .oil .dawTi sVatif I
sad rentable, of ,n 5U
never-f.llin. .., ruuni . .J, .
enonah oiJ can t m4 riru iK U eWil
nearly pay for It Any oa..;?" ,ii2ltk
oonvenUt to m.rk.t, eannot Slf
cure tbU oae. H,r , laaa iSS
al Bits u..wi.. aaolr a.
t.BAV,
OCt.iM.'tO-AB..
aan(AR curra.
'-Oo, -J-a
A. J,.T
BERKABD IL0T2 & CO.
iisviY-Baaoaa to m ... ..
New Advertisements.
-JtASfFAtTlBCRS 01-
Bisonits, Cracker
ACUWI, TERMICELU, Ett,
JT os. 74, 78 and 78 South P
DR. STRONG'S PILLS!
I h Old, Well Tried, ITaRtterfai
Health Renewing; Remedies.
1 1 .. 1 1 a M.M1IIB 1 ll.US FOB TUB I J V KB. i
A sj H-dv cim for I.iver Complaint, Reaalstlns the
Bowels, PurifyinKthe HUxxt, t leanslug frwra Mala
rial Taint. A iitrto t cure fr Sick Hbabac hk,
CosnirATioB, Asn DTsrursiA.
STKONt. S 1'IXTtlKAl. PU.Lil Insure healthy
appetite, ftwd dbrestion, regularity of the bowels.
A sure remedy furl olds and Rheumatism. A i-bb-ctoi
s BOdK to I'rlk aTB Fbmalbs, aoothlnx and
braeirift the nervoiut system, aad giving vigor and
health to every fibre of the body. Sold by lrug
'sts. Kor Wniphleta, ate-, address ('. B. Hall
C.. Bot HQ, New York Ctty.
n0v7,'s.".-lm.
ect.S.'W-
THE BEST
OP ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN AND EEA5T.
For more than n thtMofa .rtnty the
I known to inllllona all over tho world as
I above prion an
i a ma.
tne
the only- safe reliance for the relief or
he beat of Its
For every form of external pain
accidents and pain. It la a
aapru
MEXICAN
I Mnstanp; Liniment ia wit hoot an vxrnal.
an oonunu
ic I ef Bii m
OLARWIAS'S SALP.
Dr. Geo. K. Harrington.
Drs. Harrineton
Pfr. Jo. V. Iluuier.
n:
& Himfer.
tit-.' , J A.
-FFER THEIR PROFKSStONAI. SF.HVTCES
V terne
CURES all Diseases of tho Kidneys
Liver, Bladder, and Urinary Organa ;
V Dropsy , Gravel, Diabetes, Brigbt's
Disease, Pains in the Back,
Lotnc. or Mde; Retention or
Jion-Ketcntion of I'rine,
Korvans Diseases, Female
Weaknesses, Kxccsses, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Headache, Soar
Stomach, Dyspepsia. Constipation & Piles.
rlUlrtErWEDY
of JACKSCS" aid clciriitv. Ornc
AT TUEIR IIRLO STOttJE. ON STAttJ MtBi.KT. OKPO.
site Capitol Square.
AtmebtDR. IlARKiyc.Tf.v can bcfoiind at his
residence on State Street, and? 1 HP!fTi:h at
Room 10, Kelis Ruildins.
apr.l5,'s2-ly.
221
Estate or
May M. UtLatHRln,
MlSOB
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
the Chancery Court of Hinds County. First
District, State of Mississippi, rendered on the 19th
oux situ.
I'HAf.. E. MARTZ.
91
H. C. FAIRMAN,
Attornev-at-Law'
jackson, mss.
pm-Practioas ia the Snpreaae, Federal and
How to Fartilifs Prmit Trees.
Here and there on at! farms and io
moat fruit gardens will be seen an oe
easional tree or grapevine, 'which
seems to lack vigor does not grow
welt, and jret swars-te 4fswr no par
ticular dsaeaise. The probabilities are
that tha tree is dringf o starvation
aad needs a liberal supply of food"
When jou five it this ration, do not
ilns 1 ail if iiisjiipjSJIfci siljsi Wllit
or the tree or the hsflj ofrtlvi grtpe
vine. That is just the place where
. a " . - - V-
vous system is in soma of its states
ov-r-Aosiino.) v in,nUnll kiawr ...,1 : ihi j t.U, (
. . iur-, CVRE3 WTtEN- 'ALL OTHER MED
pressstNw, waicn, as it were stagtrer
tha nerve centers by, shock. The
bites of small snakes .probably act in
this way, and the sting oswwa may
prove fatal fn the same lWHon? As
to remedies, ammonia is, of coarse,
the obvious rvscourse: but. almost
anything "strong, in a pop alar sense,
I aestroy an dnraoic mttwmlirfn-
stsntly appfcd. JflTj
St Tobaee o Habit.
FAIL, an it acts directly and at once oa the
Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them
toabealtby action." HtTXTS REMEDY is a
asits sare, and speedy cure, and hundreds have
beam cured by it -when physicians and friends
haAeiven them op to-die. Do not delay, try at
e4aaf
it will do the least good. Near, the;
trunk of the tree the roots are all
-the feeders
IVfibrasiarootfr
r off near the ends of thai
lanre.
are furthe
roots. These only can take up tha
suine t!bath
tae tmm af atyarjsMsrMa sia the
limbs of tha trees, aad to properly
fertilise, spread the manure all over
that area. Then fork it ia and you
have done a good work and done it
well. If in Mi Jtsiaw Jam sSagBMiiu
work oa the Ure, von will put the tree
in a healthy, vigorous condition, thaig
oot ter eiisuuag i n outxwtssiuiiv con
tend against its enemies. We hare
i a .at at
numerous sua pear asjsi spBta
and kaarled trait.
val-
"The tobacco habit," wroie the edi
tor, while the entered apprentice
stood by the sanctum deck waiting for
copy, "the tab; haisU is .Wyril
habit that the press of the country
should bring its united powers against
It is an inaidMHte SSaa to IvaaJthV . It
leasews mental yifor, sjsatosat the,
nervous system, nnd destroys tne vi
tal forces of the digestive oreans.
The iwpid increase of tab babit, rtnn-
iaenoogb, yieed! to fUl jBfyl KoWhlJier 29, 4183
tne anna ot asjep tniDKen oi atT
wan tne darkest rorebodig8
irria raairimrr issrnr
have
7,S drUSrta HC!rrs
OJ WDOCLAR MONTHLY DS1AWINO srill
JffJL take place in ska Masoxic Kali, Ma-
srtvtt israsttfiiattiBts, ia tnuviw, a-y
future of the nation." Aad ij
editor handed the copy to the ent
apprentice, filled his Wiaiwood wir
"Old Virginia," and scraped a red-
beaded matoh opoe the wall, a
back fas ha easy chair, closed his
what
JOHN MARTZ 6c SON,
Stata Stim.t Iknu-tn-K vrst th-north. Said sale vrill be made upon the follow
Ungtenns: One-half eaah, the other half to be paid
Manufacturers of PURE CANDY, Whole- i in one year with ten per oaat. per sannas interest
TTXDEH AND
V of
dsy of September, 1883. the nrdersigned will, on
SAICBOAY, TUB STU OAT OB lIBCBBtBtnt, 1883,
at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, al Use front
eastern door of the City Hall, in the City of Jack
son, Mississippi, proceed to sell at public suction,
to the highest aad beat bidder, the tallowlfur de
scribed property, to-wit: Said minor's undivided
one half interest in Use south-half of tea acre lot
number four north, in the city of Jackson, Missis
sippi, with the tenements aad Improvements there
on ; the same lying between the residences of Judge
a. r. i ampneit, on tne seuin, ana k. j. Alcorn ob
sale and Beta iL
aWOi-ders Solicited, and will ra -ef re eareful atten-
mar28'83-ly,
tion.
deferred oavmeat Io hrsi
aencea ny tne promissory, bom si tne purchaser or
purchasers, aad to be sssBiad by ilea ussrtsd ia
the deed to be made by the nndersia-ned, or ths
the whole
purchaser may pay
The title U believed to be
i Hen in cash
H. G. HTLZHEIM. Guardian.
SBTBTrojt a Sheltox, Solicitors.
aov.l4,'8o-tt.
may2,'SS-
other Conrtf.
KENTUOHY
8 THE "HEAD-CEXTnE" OP WHAl VAV
be called the 'stra'jrht Whisk'ev Interest:" ueak- !
ing whiskies whieb bring the ttMfcMt swiees. ssttteal 1 Mow, therefore, I, ROBERT LOWKT
.y , oi
300 OO REWARD.
WHEREAS, It appears by Information recerred
by Bsc, that oa or afeoe 21at Jaly, last, Sarry
Ward, a peaceful citisen of Tallabatckii eoonty , was
r.ruuiji, uiiuuervuunia nome, oy parues nnkaown
ana uia t tney arterwaras made their escape aad
sun at lane
to the most cultivated tatlaa
true Savor and
cutanea the How
oar' Aetata Qmmss-
Waartejt. Sold by H. ML
bonnet that id
t Unt "Oil of i
.Lit A SON. ,
fmarV
BT. K. HARDY,
Tmttr, Glazier and Paper Hsitger,
JACKSON, MISS.
BTILL MAKE CONTRACTS--fOB WtWaatOM
s aar part of the State and nsatniliii sslsafsi
jBaan.m
Seed Oats and Barbed Wire
1000 ftCenu.itC8T rmX' ,Ittt T
FAINTED WntE, at 7 cents. , ,
a axvanukd Wire, aa satoa t - I
FOR SALE.
A SiSAX DWEIAING
JX. Coavenient to Uisiaeas,
f Boa lb, oa Prealdeiit .Strew
faitmum aS"i
ttaa. wr awrtiralar., see Maf. SAiBAW Ev
do ofler the a Bora reward f
rear ana oen verv oi tae sasa
ov ABuaaasesati
cmvi.tioB. And I do moreovar.
of tats State to be diligent ia tbeir
sai T ragiirvs muroerert.
Wtar-
r ! aff i SS ,
Slven uaaer aay hand aad the GraatHaal at
otase a Ten, as .
November, A. D.
t. n.J
Bv tae
Hint a T C. My ebb,
nouH,"83-3w.
lad ttv.
at Jaekaoa, this SU day of
BOBEKT LOW BY.
PKOClAAILATIOir.
8SOO OO REWARD.
aiaaat a at
in Clay eont
made his
tty "7 John a aaaottt. who at-
BOBJatT WWif, (iovaroar
fssjaald Itka S, riimi Ii
eonvietiea. Ami I do aaerBower, reostlre aB
reTSohB A. Btaaoaa
Jacfaoa, tbit sth day d
ROBERT IaDWBY.
Now, UteTftSore. I
at Mltattasiaef. do e
arrest and delivery of
last ssens at
to arrest said faciti
or
j SeateiBSEsad, at
Br (W. IT i -t
Hanmr C Mtbsss, BbuUbij of Stale,
aov. S,U-3w. '
Petition for Liquor License.
rTHE HONOHABLE BOARD OF
Mayer and Alderman of the citr of
Jackson. The undersigned learnt voters ol
the city of Jackson, respectfully reeom
mend the petition of Mrs. linnnali Coben
for license to retail' vinous and spirituous
liquors in lesa quantity than one pint, at
her. place of business on Pearl street ; and
we further recommend said applicant io be
of good reputation, and a suitable aiids .bei
person to receive such lie, ase :
Edward H Rat tigan. lames Merrily, Jo1m
Moore. Ben Jones. Clinton While. Sonie
Hill, David Manale. Henrv Williams. L G
Jones, Joha Martin Waller Reynolds,
Charlie McCuller, Wade Dixon. Oliver
Barksdale, C W Bollard, William Morgan,
James Swan, John Marlin, Hosin Wool
ruff, Waah Puilips. X.ck Jones, Jack Stone.
Joe Burrel, Jim Davis, Alex Berry, Tom
Tarrins, A M Wilson, Brown Boyd, Torn
Blaadon, Drue Hall, Jack Meyers, Gustus
wells, (..urns llama, John Green, J M Stew
arir Albert Scott, Joe Brown (c d.) George
Payee John Hopking, EJ Medlock, Sam
foot. Aom jacb, a n roweii, Ktcbard Ke
dua, Simon Johnston, Amos Johnson, Amos
Bostic, Abe Simpson, Prank Johnson, Al
len Hall, Esau Baraer, Peter Jonston, Toby
Jobastjo, Allen Henderson, Hilyard Wash
iagton, Amos Coldwell. Philip Wicks, Ed
Tier, Lewis Willis, Matt Bragg, Henry
Clay, John L Patton, Ambroae Easiie, Rob-
en wavia, ueorge w iw, Singleton Dink
ins, William Sucknr. Andrew Waahirirtan
Ed Miller, Thomas Ware. P. Ik Watkins,
Jos Patton, Cbaa E Miller, I Washington,
Don saltier, jonn nation, turner rlrnwn,
Isiah Hathanial, Mark Aaatin, Bucking
bam Williams, Philip Brandon. Oibriel
Harper, W H Kobins n, Wm Miller, Henrr
O Maasey. H M Hiltij. James Tavlc, ft
Taylor, Barrel Jeffera. 1 8 Crawfsrd. On
Simm, Thomas Browa. Hardy Williams.
Alex ti ha if era, Lee Johnaton, A Wilson.
Oeorre Weaver. William Thomas. Bean
Johnston, Q B Oaioeran. Dantcl Clay. Peier
Lowe, Andrew Adderson, Peter Mitche',
Polk Smith, C W Tapiey, Richard Darts,
Jessie Kelly, W M Mssale. Jake Wander.
Abort Jullien, Albert Shaw, Andrew
Picket. Charlie Branum. Prank Rr,,.,
Ueorge Hmnh (ool) Frank Wharton, Hen
Anuerson, aea uuapman, William Paris,
Richard Jones. Anthonv Goree. Juli.,
Hicks, Morgan Jonas-. Oris Stewart. Stott
Green, Pomper Lemlv. 8 G Barnes, William
Brown. Abb Henrr. Jim Brawn fool, i Cl, ;
Moore, uarter Jamea. Uharlie Harris, Wil.
Uam Barber, Tom Garner, Qumcas Jonrs,
Innns of natn and inflammation lrmxst-
Islbla. IfaefBsctsuDon Human Flesh and
I tho Brute Creation am equally wonUor-
nu. xuo jaextoan
MUSTANG
I Liniment la needed br somebody In
I every boose. Every day brings news of
I the aarowy or an asrful scald or burn
subdued, of rheum tie martyrs re-
I Stored, Or a valuable Dorse aw 4
saved by the healing power of this
LINIMENT
which roeedily cures such aliments of
l the human Fucaa aa
I Ithtnmatlira,
I Joints. Contracted
and Scalds. Cuts. Br
iMpralus, Poisonous Bltea and
stings, ntuntess, JLaaneneas, Old
Sores, ITI cers. Frostbites, Chilblain.
Sore Kipplee, Cashed SI roast, and
Indeed every form of external dla-
ense. It heals without sears.
For the BxuTB Ckeatiost it cures
Sprains, Swiany, Stiff Joint,
Founder. Tf arness Sores, Hoof TMa-
I eases, Foot Hot, Screw Worm, Scab,
sioiiow Horn, Berate nes, niaa-
I frails, Sparin, Thrush, mini
Old Sores. Poll Evil, Film
I the Slant and ererr other al
I to which the occupants or save
B table and Stock Ya.rU sure liable.
The Mexican Mats tana: Liniment
always cures and never tllanpnolnU;
I and ft Is, poalU rely ,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN OB B2AST.
Fino Ma.ro for StUe,
A "SsJS MAllK Kiss ISaWI nhtj
J. aad Br-KHl Mare. Apnlr ti
Jbcesob, Miss., Sept. 12, HHt,
$5 to $20
Address Stissus A
I
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
Eradicates, Malarial Poieon.Prevtmta
ChUla a Fewer, Intorml tten t BU-
iovAB Fewer, Curee Ague tfc F
Keation, Uyapopai. N
of Sleep. Female dtSn
Eecoramended k Ussd hj Phyiicians.
old Free of U. 8. Llquoreaanae hy all re
liable Druniat aufw Dealers.
MMUCIPAL OFFICE A IAB0RATMT,
24 & 26 N MAIN ST. . ST. LOUIS. MO.
orer, Indl
tamer Dlaordarm.
OPIUM
Habit eaafly enrad with CHbOlUDB OF OOU3
w tia-Jl Ti I Vaarata, ,
PO U X' VS" t3
HORSE-AND CATTLE POWDERS
Takiag a FLU.
S aaka a fH i
iha actioa oi
carry tha fitt GSMtA ton throat
Fatten. Frank Starlar. rUesvan
Macklia, Bea Cooper, Mik. Ksife,
Harrison Gardner, Maurice Miller. V
Dornes, B Virden, 8 Virden, F RitUe-
ever, A Lehman. J McCain, E Babaaka,
Noble Dana, William Thomas, Aaron Read,
2", fT aaarew ti Vorwen, Ueosre
If- iL !.LJ
Phil MeOuire, Philip Green, Lewis firootn
eltt Frank Walker, Cbaa Albricbt, John
Joftaama, raiitp teaser wmDimm,,
i bob oaav, ABarew jaexsoa, L, U
,AA B JS.SSS A ' -
WJ IsVVfl lcwl
-sMssBBBsaKaav ssni sroauHlr til.
Patent Kklrt-Sappnrllaa; aanaw
CORSETS. Mr9U
tsSSSsT ' ' saw c
BMinf. Mew Tork.
ssstST CORSETS l?l THfc WoatB.
Dsllakl la rittlas V"'
laraklliir, f.sar.n MeBihh"
Tnr isa I iBsrveien ey isB i tssBitBtBB a iB Bsu i iii t y.aaqiwice l "tti'i avi uauu
JMiiT1- - IJTerooanTi.kilchmaB tj Mowe Wl'.IU, Madin,"
BW as 9MM9irUmm mat mmiEWi huStni Cub, ab rayraSlaiUs la Mansn at ths. year, has Baiaerkjad a . nate MnoP' ,HfsSr nyan, j Kice, U
lltntSf -XeLU IsfVrS 2 JSZiLZ&dZZ rZT'T7wLTnJ.' A,
sJTii awTlH, SESZ j9mtk$J&21 TiaSL taa&v bbMbv the land owratwIsJ fZ TJVZ beL JasTaTaylor. Joe & Bietti. Saan Aaher
-35 "m oansi'aV:?M- Tl3aB, UTNSSXV?KS:
iroi H l TUMU 9ltO Ea.lvs, fLOO j fxaaBiy emnrrx orata niiasalii i .- as., Jeka PParrall I tf; Hsarti a a Lmihmu
lllrilrm t ,rZ iwi I HEW OHZtjEAjVst. TJL ' I jtt Trir i iSTZ-i- r-5 c A
III I lUlH IIUMWIIII 1 sk. r,- r - Ll m M wttl.ak-t. amllifS, t, Um -XI 1 ? T"T" " rml'w.Jt.-Y
BArrD w. TOVt. kVenrletee.
BAtTIlSOaB.KD.
ON 30 DATS' TRIAL
THE VOLTaJra nnr-r u ...
Miek. will scrH DSTd T Hl rr-. ..7
VOLTAIC BCT.TS ..7.r"
ca .n r--""
nn0"W atlieted Cth Wat?
FREE I
Thyy esaaaam IJ
SBB aaatrBBts af farm. aaS sjia ssasia la ' - -
pflasWare adaptad la all. Pfcr.lrlaaa r-r.a.'a
2rT Si van. LaSaaa mA. tl... a riiA W wMj
BjBBi al I I in Prtn fl.HK a3rnl ?'"'
ssafl tiaaasUr SOaa' Basal iT.r r-.rratars and u-rsj ataaw
as uv a si a a sr tin ibis t ii. if m v.
iwaT. H
a MS- IttltWAI.
- - SMB Baaai
aaaa aw a uaiawot.p. jb w mi. . -tHrraiAai.
rat aaaaa, Sanaa rs trmn. lit
WVSAST C
Kino a Co.,
aept. 12,'SS-t.e.o
1st.
LBS
MILLIONS
Or THEM
hi mm
mwm.
Dotdi
Bntta, Jaaan
sad Window
HIRJUHSWIETXCO.
.YONAMIALY
i
The (inlf Coatt lavawttw v
assA J-h StJJaTr-TT.. I1N
... -ww "iun tV)lBSukaaat
tfW-ATKD ir
HAHD8BOHO, Mla
AV tin K rn.ru i. .
County ait-. 1. .flkrarl foilaa. .i.SW Vm
t psrt. The pair ia Ss-Calaasat.
the Coaal ; It the Offlci.il Jaurntl '
Hancock count let. and has a
iho- counties than any pmj,,
iT Z jaanon sn, (
TBBMa-rwton.hle Aj,t
i .i i na.
Hind.horo, or Miaauanppi ( ii,
nn.l il,..- .taB
f i ussna
Tor Poultry Yard.
nov.7.-s-im. Near Weftta, HlsAata S
SITUATION WANTED
BY A LAIT Of KTrKRli s, K As Trifnial
In a lrlvate Fatally ; I, wlllmt !,, wtsBBsM
u.i, ,a rt'uin, r a i cits. 1
B-v.7,'SS-iw. Jcffrmni Canlr, Hi. i
Hall's Safe & Ml
The Oldest and Large! Safe Maas-
rartnrias; Kstakllslimrnt in AatFriesJ
MANCKACTI IIK THK ONLV ARttll.tri
Burglar-Proof and M
Proof Safr madf.
Hall's Fatont Combination Loclx
Hall's Patent Tovetailed Tecontst
0r:cv9d Burglar Proof SaiW
Hall's Pnlrnl (oncrrtf Fin
Proof Safes.
Vault Work- Jail Work
Bank, Stats and County Trtatarer, Itri
chant, nl rvety class of Feour ijr
Desired ws M nafacturs.
Wk Muk a -ci.. it'ii or
Fire and Burglar Proof afd
for Jewelers' Use.
Prices as Low as I he Lours. I
Ho ene Bhsald bs without a RaU'tli
HALL'S SAFE A LOCK CO..
J. L. HALL, Pres't
Factoby and PatxcirAL rnt s
CINCINNATI, O.
branch not'tiEs.
Hsw Tork, Chicago, St Louis, C!ovtUAl
Louitville, San Franeisos.
jiii a at
L. GRAHAM & SOU
Smlkeri Printer.' Wirekins.
127 Grarlar St., HI TT OBLSASSt
SOUTHERN AGENTS FOB
Keep on hand a largo assortment of
Job Type, and Printers' Materials la
generai. Southern Agents for Camp
bell, Gordon and Acme Proasea,
Acme Paper Cutters, Pace's
Wood Type, Ht. Louis Ink
Works, Van Bibtier's Itoiler
CompoaltJon, Etc, and supply arti
cles from any foundry at regular rata.
AUiTtTK H 9UM n
vvxrt Kwmm i it. mk
Outfits for Country Newspaper ml)
for immediate shipment.
LAOT AGENTS WANTED FOR
MADAME GRIS WOLD'S
rj
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Advertli
rwd
dal.
taaallna
Rkecka
rl.-n All
fMasnel
fcVy to'
r dhmvarieasPtte sn!7,oe sre22 n
I T!T CW61" - tlralmt JL
r X bs1b BBBBaB, YaaoeGnanty,
, W.'sVn. T, J WAJTOHAM. $$
ihmv SJTisja1
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