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' is overwhelmingly for
Let the meetings Saturday in the
county and city be "rousers," and let
the old Democratic, yell reverberate
all over the county.
ATTOHNEY-GeNERAL Garland has
appointed a talented ' Mississippian,
Mr. E. M. Watson, of Holly Springs
as one of his assistants.
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All Democrats who are opposed tq
a cowardly surrender to Radical leaders
and their hirelings should attend the
Democratic cljfb meetings.
IF the tax payers of this county
want lower taxes they should &
.operate with the Democratic party,
They should certainly attend the club
meetings and make their influence
The Southern soldier boys scooped
everything at Philadelphia, but there
seems to be a hitch about their get
ting the purses. The arrangements
for raising the money seem not to have
been successful so far.
The clerks in the Departments at
Washington display very little desire
to take a vacation this summer. They
are afraid a leave of absence might re
sult In dismissal. They now work
right along just as if they were trying
to earn their salaries. , '
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The Jackson Mississippiaa did not
"witness" the proceedings of the Ray
mond (Hinds county) Convention,
J and learned from spectators that the
name of Lowry excited no general en
thusiasm. And it learned also that it
was denied, that the instructions to
vote for Lowry were carried unani
mously. It is entitled to praise tor being able
to let itself down with grace and ease.
We expect to see it partake of crow
in the latter part of ' August and
smack its lips as if it enjoyed it.
the evening 1'ost tiunun it can
prove that the gentleman who signed
"Democrat" to the political piece, is
not a Republican. Why there should
be very little'questlon about the mat
ter, for there are only about fifty Re
publicans in the city, who can write at
all. We are Informed, and we believe
the information to be correct, that the
writer referred to, is one of the few
Republicans. If the Post will give
the writer's name, the public will be
able to decide the bet instantly, and if
the writer is a Democrat the hat . will
be promptly paid. We think the Po3t
must give the name, or at least rest
under the suspicion of having been a
party to a deception.
The Meridian Mercury is very wroth
at Gov. Lowry, because he did not ap
point a resident of the eastern part of
the State as Superintendent of the
State Insane Asylum, located at Meri
dian. We read the whole of its ill
tempered article on the subject, and it
is not only illogical it is very unjust.
It is based on' sectional prejudice
solely, for the eastern part of the State
should be perfectly satisfied with the
Asylum being located in that section,
and cheerfully endorse the selection of a
Superintendent from the western por
tion of the State. All reasonable, just
citizens will see that the Governor has
"""Jeen entirely fair in this matter, and
Will condemn the Mercury for 'rying
o excite and play upon sectional prej-
dice.
"Kill r-i; .in"-, ".r 'in.iry i.t
terafi of Ch,j in
Gpen-AIr Meeting.
Chicago, July 5. To-day at the
regular Sunday meeting of Socialists,
on the lake front, the burden of each
speaker's eloquence was the crowd.
The crowd was very large, and the ut
terances unusually sanguinary. Sec
end on the list of orators was John
Henry. He said he felt that the time
had come for all Socialists, and others
who hated law and order, to rise and
burn and kill.
"Ho many of you have guns and
pistols?" he demanded fiercely. "I
have, and I," were answers from all
parts of the crowd. "Then get them
ready," he resumed, with an effort to
ward deadly sljrniflcance: "in a few
days, perhaps to-morrow, we may want
to use them." ,
The speaker pointed out. amid irreat
applause, how himself ni his hsarprs
could march down the boulevards, the WKsteyen8'BS'
uwuBiim tue Durse-Drouu ana ans-1 " cuurasun.
tocratic, and sweep them from the face Make"-'
of the earth. He concluded by naming u l sims, '
prominent citizens and capitalists as wVfJlnL
enemies to mankind, and with other JNCoiiier,'-
speakers of the occasion, condemned Wait"!lon'
the strikers on account of their leniency J b Fergursoo ,''
... Wo'evMaun,
Geo M liatchelor,
J K Brabston,
I W lirabstoit,
Jas I Fox.
AH Cook. '
K A Cochran, .
K F Flowers,
Samuel Kauey.
A iL Owsley,
Barney Miller,
F J Owslev
UH WilliamSi
J T Eaves,
B B Bowl.
T J Stephenson,
P 8 Crouch,
S C Harrison,
Robert C Grant,
T D Btrdsong.
T B liinl-n;
H T Urant,
B W Grant,
J B Hughes,
Absalom Jones, ,
with their opposers.
What Shall we do with our
Daughters?"
This question is asked by a well
known lady lecturer. Well we can do
a great many things with them : one
thing, we must take good care of their J; Austin.
D M Leiru.
EJ Willis.
Bolit Countryman,
EH Hasan,
J O Hagan,
J H Higan.
I) H Htgan
B G Klger,
W Klger,
H H Davis,
health,and not let them run down and js pembr
become enfeebled. For the feminine
ailments which may be snmmed un
one word: debility, we have a
sovereign remedy in Browns Iron
islttes, which has done much aaaA.
Miss Mary Greenfield, of Galatin, HI.,
writes, -xsrown s iron fitters cured
me of nervousness, indigestion and
general poor health." Let the other
young ladies take the hint.
A Minister Suicides.
ATLANTa, .luh 8. Last nioht Rev.
R. M. Turner, a Met.hnrli fit. mfnlator
Who lives at Lawrpnopvillo flu J 11 Lanier.
mitted suicide at Stpne Mountain by w x Broonie,' '
taking strychnine. He wrote a letter JKV"'
to his wife, in which he said she was jasWKime'
not to uiame. but that he had lost faith A l Stevens
and hope for this world and that which
was to come.
Buoklen'e Arnica Salve '
The Best Salve in the world for cuts
.Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Pevfir SorPH. Terror r.Konn TTn hiA.1,.mis-
iiT.r. . , i M miner,
Chilblains Corns, nnrl nil Skin Venn. S C hair an.
tions. and positively cures Piles or no wTiffimieV,
pay requirea. 11 is truaranceea to fflve " i Miii-miam,
perfect satisfaction, or money refund- e i?k wns,
ea. race zo cents per box. i or sale
by Ilardaway & Cassell.
LIST OP LETTERS
Remaining In the Postofflce at Vlcksburg, Miss
on the 7th dav ot July, 188S.
LADIES LIST.
Attoin, Mrs
Alexander. LIllleMlss
Atwood.H Miss
Boyde, J T Mrs
Beaue, S A Mas
Holm, Uettie Miss
Brooks, Lizzie Miss
Brown, R Mrs
Branagan, U Miss
Burt, Laura Miss
Bender, K Miss
Barstln.EiiiUia Mrs
Bird. C Miss
Buokainan, M Miss
Bliss, EC Mrs
Bell, Margaret Miss
Mrs
Johnson, Martha Mrs
Joddy, Miss
Jones, Savannah Miss
Johnson, M M Mrs
Johnson, Harriet
Johnson, M Miss col
Jones, David Mrs
Johnson, Evelina Miss
Lewis, Liza
Lovlnston, K Miss
Leana, FMiss ,
Layman, Eliza
Moore, l.ettie Mrs
Moore, Susan Mrs
Moore, Kuhy
Mitchell, B Mrs
Black. J
Burns. Sarah Mrs
Blackwell, Li.zlu
Beare, 8 Miss
Carter, Jane Mrs
Carroll, A Mrs
Churchill, A Mrs
Case, Clara Miss
Cathadd, l.ucy Miss
Coleman, Hose Miss
Crawford, Sarah Miss
Cnden, Klla Mr-s
Coplln, Lou Mrs
Caiwell, Kllen col
f'nltiiut, H.mi u Ml.d
Douoluie, Maggie Miss Smith, Mary Miss
Davis, T A Miss Sweet. V M Miss
Mills. Catherine
Monroe, Mary Mrs -Ownos,
E Mrs
Pearee, Annie Miss
Phillips, MollicMiss
Peary, M Mrs
Palmer, II Miss
Robertson, A Mrs
ltied. Bol Mrs
Kohs, Kllen Mrs
Seott Fannie Miss
Smith, M Miss
Simmons, S Miss
Small, K Mrs
Scluiul), Josie
n Gun.
If D. ST. Kthroa will become a can
didate for sheriff, subject to the action
of the Democratic Convention, we
pledge him our support :
Jas C Newman, S S V ootti,
J H Brabston H P Noland,
J Mad Batchelor, W Bell.
(jo w mgan,
B J Morris,
HM (ioff,
J s Crouch,
W 3 Cowan,
V G Flowers,
G H Cameron, , ,
L Brien,
J A Buliock,
J S Brien, :
S SPeuder,
O J Brien, ,
A Bowie,
A Bowie, Jr,
1 K Spratlev, -
J W tipralleg,
J H Spratley,
D Hopper,
J B Youuif,
R W Harris,
8 P Grant,
WT Bishop, '
CH Harris,
C J Hill,
BHCratclier,
DH Hawkins,
E P Wixson,
epand Burke,
HL Blake,
Jas F'ossett, v
Frank Lama,
L Lama,
John W Lsvlus,
, H R Jones,
J G Hicks,
.IHFox,
Psyuartlebaum,
J B Bell,
Robt Adams,
Tilt Whatley,
Win Keller,
John B Urauston,
W u Brabston,
' John Lanier, ;
Geo Hawkins,
BG Kiger.Jr
J J Hays,
J WCato. '
F'rank Lanier,
n stout,
WF Brabston,
J H Hankinsou, ,
CHHylad, -J
B Kawls,
John Ileddyu,
H F'ortner,
JeU D Laughlln,
D G Goodruni,
K H Walts,
JWGoodrum,
W L Goodruni,
Jell Kline. -F'rank
Nailer, . '
WD Cook, '
SWCoody, '
M Adler. .', ;
J 8 Rowland, , ,
SSNeai,
J 0 Graham, .
A B Saudertord.
M t Harris,
B Koikes,
H H Goodrum,
BF Brooks,
G H Acutl,
J 8 Aci'ti', .
L B Steven,
BW Stevens,
C Stevens,
B F Acuff,
BF Miller, .
AH Wright,, .
HI Wright,
NFHanley,
Drew Morgan,
V W Tucker,
ALKleiuman.
Geo A llaverlield,
J Hirsh.
T D French,
F M Hall,
F T Barber,
8 S Jacoi),
Geo H Doner,
P Lewis,
J K Rapp.
Jas F SVara,
H Wriglit,
E H Raworth,
Douglas S Wright,
Wright,
I C Griilltii,
J Stuart Shaw,
WH Smith,
H H Brooke,
C C Flowerrce,
L C Moore,
I Bloom,
JasRMarlett, '
J V Piazza,
K H Clarke,
O S Iglelmrt,
S G Sherard. .
W L Trowbridge, '
C J Searles.
D Walsh,
J K Moore
HHKain,
Martin Marshall,
L M Genella,
F M McKae,
It V Hnnfh
And many others who do not wisli their name
made public.
SrBAti k,
alia3 George
JL,'y o. l-iudv Guerin.
Jounson, and Charlie
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AAHogan, ,
W 8 Hankinsou,
w Lee Head,
John H Thompson.
CEHankidson,
Duff G Hankinsou,
It C Laughlln, .
o uuiaru,
X D Kline,
KB Lanier,
Jas Fossett, Jr ..
DS Byrnes,
DGMcGwin,
wm Brown
F M Travel's,
A 8 Putnam,
J K Kowlaud, ,
D E King,
H K Harris,
DBSandeilord,
K H Hendrick,
J 8 Steven.
AM Miller,
J W Wright,
T M Henderson,
T Hull' in.
P A Acutt,
W B Sims,
W E Tucker,
J G Tucker,
T E Lewis,
J H Kent,
A L Blanks,
JWVick,
Basil C Bonelli,
J M Hunt,
Chas Allen,
8 U Kline.
J W Smith.
Jas .1 Linn.
H WBowen.
EC Carroll.
I Jos Pudesta,
W H Bruser,
W H Stowers.
JBotto,
S V Cimniiigliam,
Damon Turiey,
C K Allen,
w w Ailem.
I George V'oelker.
CC Reynolds,
N G Moore,
J D Miles.
J V R Ci inner,
J M Phillips,
u a yum
Male weakness and loss
of power promptly cured. Book 10
cents in stamps. "World's Dispensary
Medical Association, 662 Main Street.
Buffalo, X. Y. a
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The Evening Tost thinks it a great
er breach of discipline to suggest that
it may be advisable to give1 colored
Conservatives a number of places, if
their good behavior warrants it, than
to suggest and. advocate a scrub race!
Our neighbor is simply presuming that
there is a want of perception on the
part of the citizens of the county. It
it thinks it can deceive any true Dem
ocrat by such dodging, it Is welcome
to make the effort.
Democrats fully understand that we
said the matter is one for future con
sideration by the party. To relieve
the Post's fears, and give, it a chance
' to say it will do the same, we distinct
'"Jy state, that we will be governed by
- the decision of the party in that mat
ter, and support the nominees when
made. Now let it show Its hand plain
ly and. openly. Will it be governed by
the decisions of the Democratic party
and assist in reforming the county and
relieving the tax-payers ? Let it an
ewer, yes oi no. If it answers yes, we
will be glad to co-operate with it; if it
refuses to answer, or answers no, It
should not attempt to deceive good
Democrats who have liberally support
ed it.- . ' , ; '
Thin People.
"Wells' Health Henewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Im
potence.'Sexiud Debility. $1.
Kdelstou. Sallie Mrs
Ellis, Mary Miss
Foster, Delia Miss
p rier, Annie Mrs
Freeman, K Mrs
Fisher, Belle Mrs
Garrett, P Mrs
Green, Tabby Mrs
Gray, B Mrs
Green, Maude
Huskins, K Mrs
Hotter, Susie Miss
Houston, Mnrgiet
Huiluni, Sue Miss . .
Hutchins, AT Miss
Hubbard, Lizzie Miss
Hinton, Mollie Miss
Henderson, A Miss
Hatcher, Inez Miss
Hawkins, C Mrs
Harney, M N Mrs
Hills, P Mrs
Hitch, C Mrs
Harris, M J Miss
Joiiuson, Klla Miss
J -"is, LMiss
Sullivan. C Mrs
Smith, M P Miss
Stragler.T VMiss
. Stanford, E A Mrs
Smith, M Miss
81 reel, Carry
Slierrard.A
Saunders, L W Mrs
Tainnor, B Mrs
Tyer, Sarah Miss (
Thomas, Sallie Mrs
Turner, Adeline Mrs
Terril, Lucv Mrs
Waller, Kate Mrs
Ware, G Mrs
Wesley, Lizzie
Waller, Francis
Wright, MB Mrs
Walker. Carrie
Walker, Alice Miss
Williams, OMrs
Williams, Marv Miss
West, Matilda Miss 2
Wilson, C Miss
Willis, Mallnda Miss
Wliirht. Marv li
Washington, J Miss
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Algard. John
Austin. HH
Abto, H
Anderson, Wm
Ailison, Prank
Blake, H L D 1)
Bridges. M J
B S J, Band String LdrMarshall. M M
Junes, John
Jones, H M
Jones, Walter
Kent, Louis
Kllch, Richard
Lindsey, Jack
Lanre'ice, M
Brown. Geo
Brown, K A
Brady, Win
Bransteller, P E
Bowman, X W
Brocker. W -Bourray,
S G
Brogdou, Thos
Beehler, B
Campbell, W K2
Coates, H J
Ooltard, H Ji
Comeaux, D J
Camheru, Dan
Coleman, C It
Coleman, Geo K
Curry, Lawrence
Cunningham, Alex
Deaveus, W C
Downing, John
Dorsey. lien
Epple, Geo ' '
Ferguson, Jesse B
Finnemore. C J
Fluker, H W ,
Feeny, Miko
Fletcher, K J
Glrod, C 0
Gerstuer, K C
Glass, PF
GiDson, Willis
Gordon, Mat
Human, Jas A
Haywood, H ''
Jloldndge, H
Hyliand, 0 C (
Hamilton, W J
Hurley, Thos
Jenkins, Joseph
Jefferson, 1'
Jellerson, Willie .
Joimsou, Perry
Persons calling
Marshall. D J
Mason, Charley
Mills, Willie
Moore, K '.''
Mitchell. .1 A
Mct'all, H D
McFarland, Sain col
Naoer, Walter
Night, Toby
Nicholas, A
Payne, G F
Parker, Cooley
Parker, C
Patten, Thos ,
Phelps, Oscar
' Powell, Fleming
Ross, B A "
, Rucks, lielly
Roach, M
Rutherford, G J
. , Scott, C W ,. - ,.'..'
Spccr, I1W
Sutlierloss, Ned
Sinclair, Robt i!
; Slannell, Geo W
Smith, W G
s Hinitb, W.J '
Smith, Milton
Smith, B M , ,
Stl-OHL', UJ
Seay.'J I
, Thoinpsoii, 6hi ,
, I'abb, Hartlid
fhonipson, Jako
Turner, W J
Walker, Goss
Washington, Brown
Waugh, Geo '
Webster, John
White, John
Wilkin, Ike :
Williams, W J col
for the above letters will
Some of the recent eccentricities of
poor John McCullough, the actor, now
in an insane asylum, have been rather
unpleasant ones. It has required the
service ot nis servants constantly to
watch him in the house, and even then
he has nearly killed himself with' tras
and flooded the house with water a
dozen times, it being a great trick of
nis to turn on gas, leave it unlighted
and go to bed, or turn on water, plug
up me outlets ana waiK oil, till the
falling ceiling below told what was
happening.
An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburi?.
Ills., says : "Having received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. Have had a running sore
on my leg for eight years; my doctors
told me 1 would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. I used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and ray leg is now sound and
well." .
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty
cents a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve at 25c. per box by Ilardaway &
Cassell. , s
Settling Differences Between Rall-
ruaus. .,
Philadelphia, Pa., July 8. The
information was given here yesterday,
upon good authority, that negotiations
between the Pennsylvania and New
York Central railway companies, with
a view to a settlement of the trunk
line dlfllculty, are progressing satisfac
torily tor the first time since the nego
tiations were begun. It is stated that
they are In a position where they can
oe ; . concluded, witnin twentv-four
hours, but whether it will be done so
speedily as that, .even those who are
parties to the matter cannot say. - .
Mothers. , '
If you are failing, broken, worn out
and nervous, use "Wells' Health Re
aewer." l. Druggist?. . .
aiwti-wed
-. tuiiLuea m me courthmma in!
here for safe rubbery. uwed an nmm.
in their cell door last night, and were
auout to mane tneir escape when dep
uty sheriff O'Neal, who had
during the day, that one of the bar3 to
the cell door had been sawed, and had
watched until the prisoners were about
to leave their cell, fired upon them,
driving them back. Shaw was to have
been sentenced to-day. He was re
leased irom an a year term in Joliet
xii., prison, last march for bank rob-
oery in uaiesourg.
-wax will you cough when
Shlloh's Cure will give immediate re-
uer. rrice iu cts., 50 cts., and $1
x or sate naraaway & cassell. 2
Archbishop ICIbbona.
Baltimore, July 8. A rumor pre
vails in catholic church circles here.
mai, ueture me ena oi tne year, Arch
oisnop uiDoons will receive
cardinal s hat ; also that Rev. John
s. i oiey, or St. Martin's church, will
be made a bishop,; and assigned, tern-
poraruy ,to tne see or savannah . After
the reception of the hat by the arch
bishop, Father Foley will be recalled
to uaitimore and be made coadiutor to
the cardinal. . Rev. Edward McColirarj.
of St. Peter's church, the present vicar
general, will be made a mbnsigneur.
All these are freely talked of by the
ciergy, as wen as tne laity,
SniLOH'S CURE will immediately
relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale by Hardwav i
uasseii. - 2
CURB TOR PILiES. '
Piles are frequently proceeded bv a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
mo yawem 10 suppose ne nas some af
fection of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. At times, . symptoms of
lncigestion are present, as flatulency,
uueaaiuess oi me stomacn, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing
a very disagreeable Itching, afterget
ting warm, is a very common atten
dant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
x ues yiem at once to tne application
of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allavinir the
intense itching, and affecting a per
manent cure. Price. 50 cents. Ad
dress, The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co,
Piqua.Ohio. Sold by C.C.Reynolds
& Co. 1
John R. Lynch, the colored dele
gate who was Temporary Chairman of
the Republican Convention whinh
nominated Blaine, is very much pleased
with the Democratic Administration.
and writes a letter in which he says
that the "apprehension on the part of
. i i , . ,
mo cuiureu people m consequence of
iuewocrauc ascendancy nas been en
tireiy allayed." We fear that unless
Mr. Lynch at once recant such treason
able sentiments as these, he will never
more have an opportunity of presiding
u"' iiBiuuncau convention. uou'
rier Journal.
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MAMUFACTUKEE3 OF THE-
Pfatl Eclipse- Revolving Head Cotton Gin,
These gins are valuable to the bottom Dlanter. an thev Berierata tha
hulls from the cotton before reaching the saws, making a good sample)
wJ&t desoripUve circular, price list, etc.
A young man in Brooklvn. aftar
consulting his watch, dropped it into
his pocket, when he was startled by
an explosion, which was followed by
many others In rapid succession. Be
fore he could remove his clothinir it
had been burned through to the flesh
and a painful wound inflicted. The
hand in which he held the watch was
also severely burned. An examination
proved the explosion to have been
caused by chlorate of notash tablets.
which he was in the habit of carrying
loose in his pocket, and which were
ignited by the watch being dropped
quickly upon them.
'
iileuse state they are ail wrf
J-1. XINiNKV. rodtmaster.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Qom
puiinr,. you have a printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer.
It never fails to cure. Por sale by
Ilardaway & Cassell. 2
Nervous Debiltated Man
You are allowed a free trial of thirty days
the use ef Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaio Belt
with Klectrie Huspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility, loss of Vitaliiy and Manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also, for many other diseases
Complete restoration to health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred, Illus
trated pamphlet. With full Information Wm.
etc, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Co.,
Marsha'l, Mich. jeO-tu-th-satiiw
Eveky man of sound and decided
political views, who does his full duty
to his party in all legitimate ways and
on all occasions of peril, must neces-
sarily be, in the eyes of his opponents
an "offensive tmrtizan." Wehavfinn
use for the term and regard its applica
tion in the matter of removals from
eoeral oliice, in the light of an
apology to the enemy for the assertion
of a positive right. .
If the incumbent is a Republican,
and a good, competent Democrat can
be found for the office, the change
should be made without apology.
Aberdeen Examiner.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Reme
dy. Price 50 cents. For sale by Ilard
away & Cassell. 2
A London Paper Defying the Au-
morities.
London, July S. l'he Pall Mall
Gazette, in one of its later afternoon
editions, bids defiance to the authori
ties who are engaged in the work of
attempting to suppress the sale of
the past three days' issue of the caper.
It claims honor for leading in the
cause of exposing the vices of the
rich and declares that the best, men of
England enthusiastically support it
in its crusade. The Gazette challenges
the courts of London to prosecure it
tor the work it is engaged in, and says
it might subpoena half of
the legislature of England to
prove the accuracy of its revelations
The Gazette continues to-day the work
or adding to its revelations. The parier
is selling at a great premium, and the
circulation is enormous.
"JtiACKMETACK" a lastlna and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50
cents-, i or sale by Ilardaway & Cas
sell. V.'. '" '-'; ' ' 2
til)
FOR THE
Rollins Mill Resume.
CmcAGo, July 8. The rolling mills
at Joilet, 111., started yesterday, after
having been Bhut down for over six
months. During the interim, im-
u.uvu vuouug uvcr tiw.uuu pVMfi n a nidi r rB! TrPT",,"
uaveoeenmaae. JNew automatic reels DUH tL0C6UniLl..Oi IEXira..J
nave been introduced, which will do it is the great southern remedy
away with a good many laborers and the Dowe1"- itisonaofthemostpieasaiuamt
. . eHicaoioua remedies for all summer eomnlRlnts.
are cuiuuiaieu 10 enect a Saving that Ataseasonwhenviolent atUeksofthebow.lsaru
win pay tor the new improvements I Kluemme,idyrelie,should,a?ha"11,
within one year. The starting of the
muis win arrora employment to about
1,200 men. A readjustment will be
had which reduces the wages of the
men aoout izj per cent.
Alf Sorts of
! s- .So'--M(K... ,
hurts and many sorts of ails of
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
h"'j8'
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh. Diph
theria, and Canker Mouth. For sale
by Ilardaway & Cassell. . v , 2
Hannibal, Mo., July 8 The Globe
hotel, in Louisiana, Mo., caught fire
yesieraay morning trom the explosion
or a lamp, ana uurned to the ground.
The building was three stories hioh.
There were thirty-flve guests asleep at
the time of the fire, all of whom were
awakened. Many of them leaped from
the second and third story windows to
tne ground in their niRht clothes. Dr.
Lonergan, who jumped from the third
floor, struck the brick sidewalk and
was killed almost instantly. Other
guests, besides losing their trunks,
jewelry and all their clothing, received
severe injuries, oreaking their lepra and
arms in jumping. The loss is $10,000;
insurance o,uuu.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In-
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is a positive cure. For sale
by Ilardaway & Cassell. . 2
Pauis, July 8. Dr. Gibier has re
turned trom spam. He reports that
Dr. Ferran keeps the nature of his
vacine a secret though he treated him
(Gibier) courteously and allowed him
to witness the operation. The Spanish
hospital's are in a filthy condition.
Dr. Gibier is skeptical of the efficacy
or vt. erran s operation.
THE REV: GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind., says : Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE." For sale
by Hardware & Cassell. , 2
Wesleyan Female Institute,
Staunton, Virginia,
The wearied mother, losing Bleep In nursing th
little one teething, Bhould use this medicine. 8i
cts. a bottle. Send 2c. stamp to Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga., for Eiddle Book.
Taylor' Cherokee Remedv of Swfet
Gum and Mullein will cure Couebs. Croui.
and Consumption. Price 25c. and $1 a bottle. .
Mississippi Industrial Institute
ana oolleare for white Girls.
ON THE 20th INST., AT MY OFFICE IN
court house, I will examine all applicants,
for scholarships In the above Instituto.
Warren countv is entitini to ihr.. ..n,
Hon free) to be boarded In the college, and three
pumli who may be boarded in the city. .
Aunlicanr insist: h nl lA..t ik
In good health and of pood moral ciiiir.u.tr . '
for further information aulv to
iyl0-wl017-dlft
County Superintendent, Etc!
OPENS SKPTEMliEH 21st, ). ONK OF
the First Si HOoi s kok Youxu Ladikh
IV tub UNITKI) States. Surroundings beau
tiful. Climate unsurnassed. Pupils from eight
een States, lfefers to one thousand pupils and
patrons. TERMS AMONO TH liEST IX THE
Uts JON. Hoard, KngliM Course, 1 at in, Krench,
Herman. Music. &c.. lor Seliolastic year, trom
Sept. to June, 8238. For Catalogues, write to '
tiKV, Will. A. ri-a-ttjun, ".I'., jrirsmeni,
lyji-tii-tlmaljtw Staunton, Virginia.
Baldwin Dry-Air Refrigerator
A WARDEN THS ONLY tJOLD MEDAT.
for best refrigerator for dairy and family
useat World's Kxixwition, New Orleans, La.,
IdSHRw. cot saie oy
lj'7-UfcW LtB KILUAKDSUN & CO.
Medical Department of the Tulane tniversity
OF tOTJISIANA.
(Formerly, 1847-1881, the University of Louisiana)
POSSESSES UNRIVALED ADVANTAGES
A for practical instruction, since the lur
secures it euperabiindant materials from tlm
great Charity Hospital with Its 700 beds, 80t!Q
fick admitted and m.ooo visiting patients an
nual y. Students are freely admitted to and ar
taught at the bedside of the Bick, as m no other
institution. For Circular or additional informa
tion, address - 8. K. CHAILLE, Dean.
r. o. lrawer,Z6l, New Orleans, I.a.
lylO-wlm '
Attention Democratio Clubs I
IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION OP
the Democratic Executive Committee, the
Ward and District Clulu of Hie clfv ...n.i,.
are hereby noti lied to meet at their usual pla4
of meeting, on Saturday, July nth. for the pur.
pose of electing live members each, as an Ex
ecutive Onimittee; also to elect ten members
each, as delegates to a Convention to be held iu
V IH-nnnmif T110u1l.nr T..lii I'l 1... .
Committee will also hold a meeting on Julv ib.
W. I, TJtOWBKIDUK,
J" Chairman Comity Ex. Com.
A Case Not Beyond Help.
Dr. M. H. Hinsdale, Kenawee, 111., advises 09
oi a remarkable cure of Consumption. He says:
"A neighbor's wife was attacked with violent
lung disease, and pronounced beyond help from
WMck Consumption. As a last resort the ramlly
was persuaded to try DR: WM. HALL'S BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. To the astonishment .
ot all, by the time she had used one half dozen
bottles she was about the house doing her own
work. I saw her at her worst, and had no idea
she could recover."
BOMOK COLLEGE,
In the Virginia Mountains.
Two courses for Degrees, also Bushier n.l
Preparatory Courses. French aud liermun
spoken. -
Best Moral and Religious Influ
ences.
Expenses for nine months (Including tuition,
board, etc. .) Suit. S17il. or t-m. 1 nrreuuli,,,
troimge from many States. Thlrty-tliinl session
vtt'a oep. ioiii. Lataiogue tree. Address
.R L1USD. DlSEHhlt, President.
jeg-th-sat-tu&w-lino Salem, Va.
CIVIL, MECHANICAL AND MININtJ KN
trineerini? lit the l;.'imdi.npr Poivt..i.t.i,. i
Stitutn, Troy, N. Y.'The oldest enginwring.
school In America. Next term begins on s,.JJ.
tembericth. Tlie Register for m eoiituitm
list of the graduates for the .past Hi years, willi
their positions; also course of study, reiiuiiv
meuts, expenses, et Address,
DAVlfl M. KKNK I)bjwtor.
Chamber!ain--Hunt Academy,
An Endowed School for ISova and
Young Men.
FORT GIBSON, - - -. SIISSISSIPPI.
Advan'Rgea unsurnassed: hour,! n.i .,i..
SIM (or forty weeks; next session tie-ins tiep
tember 14, lt For oatalogWH and lnrtm-r
part cuiars, address the principal or
Jyl-d&wlm Secretary ami Trensiiivr.
p HOICK C R K A M K R V II t'l TE ,
V7 t'lioiee Dairy Butter, 1 lb to w fbs low
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