Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 4

JDA1JL.Y CLiAllIOX-LiEliGEK Til JliS DAY NOVEMBEIl 20. 1891 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. THE COURT. Att-puliott. Cold wave.

On hand a large supply of the most superior article of Lump Coal for stoves and eratos lroneht to thl1 4 Death of Col. Brougher. As announced in yesterday's Claeiox-Ledgek, Col. Charles A. Brougher breathed his last about 3 p.

but for want of time no extended notice could be given. Col. Brougher lias been in failing health several months, and his family and friends entertained no hope of his recovery. Jackson mourns the loss of a good and valued citizen who made this city his home in 1S08 when he was first elected Clerk of the House of Representatives, coming here from Ripley, in Tippah county. He was a native of Alabama, but at an early age, his parents moved to Tippah county, where the subject of this sketch grew to man- FANCY RED APPLES.

ONE CAR LOAD Fancy Red Apples Just Received. Prices Extra Low. Special Rates to Dealers. Send in Your Orders- A A Yirden's. PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, It appears by information received bv ine that on the Pth day of Deputy She-rill' B. AMnte, while attempting- to arrest two parties at the depot in Clinton, was shot and killed by one of said parties; Loth escaped and are still at large. Now, therefore J. M. Stone, Governor of the State of Mississippi, do oner the alxire reward for the arrest and delivery of the said parties, or sI-tO for either of them (said reward in addition to the statutory reward and payable on conviction) to tlie sheriff of Hinds county.

A ml I do moreover require all dicers of this State to diligent in their ell'orts to arrest said fugitives. Given under my hand and the Seal of the State a'tlixed, at Jackson, this 14th dav of Nvoember, A. I. lsttl. J.

M. STONK. By the Joveriior. Jeo. M.

Jovan, Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION. One about oft 8 inches high; weight about 1-V) or 100 pounds, has on dark coat, dark yellow or brown llannel shirt, brown curly mustache which turns up at ends, narrow toed shoos nearly square at toe. The other about Oft tall; weight about 160 or 170, black'mustachc, whiskers about two weeks old: no 8 shoes, very broad round toe, large flat heal, black hat, hurt about face or head, had on dark blue or black sack coat, very dark skin. Both white men.

nov Is 3w. PROCAMATION. Largest Line of- -We carry the Blankets, -and JACKSON, MISS XOYEMBEH 2), LOCAL MATTERS. Record of Current Events Around the Citv. ('.

Asuunvs M.mM'kiii, is in the city. Jr.vri! r. Hakpku no business in his tTiin morning. Mu. and C.

S. Ianiki.s ami Miss Km ma have rftnrnel to their oM home in Georgia. T. J. Teatuoss is no.v "on the road" representing A.

J. Woodrull" New York, wholi'salo dealers in hats. A. J. Da is, lessee of the State Fair Grounds, has decided to throw the Kates open to the public every Saturday afternoon, that they may have the pleasure of spinning around the track to their hearts' content.

The erection of new telephone polls, and the crossing oi wires, may prevent easy communication between the customers of the Telephone Kxchfinge for a few days, and they are requested to make due allowance for same. License to marry lias been issued to Mr. F. C. Kdwar.ls and Miss Lottie Kvans, and they were married in this city last niht.

After the ceremony the bribal party repaired to the home of the bride's father, Mr. Kd. Kvans and participated in a lively dance and abun. dant refreshment? in honor of the happy event. Weaker Than Water.

The reporter while on his rounds "over West" this morning, accidentally overheard the following conversation between a Republican negro named Sam, and a Democratic II -1 rn i -vh i Goods, in the State E. S. VIRDEN. -We are otlcrinix some 'excellent values is -for the winter. Special 1 4 Fraisioli'sRoolun Decorated Crockery, Fancy Glassware, Vase and Library Lamps.

TO MAKE ROOM FOK Holiday Goods, Toys, Dolls, I3ipne Kim ires VASES, WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES. Tricvcles and Bicycles, ATTOP.NEVH- AT -VrTOI'VFVrt AT JLAW, in iny-Me Willie UnSTdlBg, up-stair. Jack-on, ooKtitr i.ounv, ATTORN FV AT LAW- OfUce in Tni--McYillie. UuildiuL', ormr Capitol sun President st. piivici ansTvS ii (1 U.

HAKSI.VfiTO.V, PHYSICIAN AM SCJVrCON, OfttWat Drrhr Store. W- Capital si. Residence Tel President st. Telephone. AC Si 31 1 ss.

Office K. Capitol st. Residence Stale st. Telephone at oilice and residence. nOCTOK JO II A F.

HUNTER, J'JIYSHCIAN AN1J SCKtiKON, Unit tij or Hunter Co's Drug Store, HU S. Stale Residence 2tt! X. state st. Telephone. DENTISTS.

11 JlABlDEn, I1ESTIST. Dental Rooms ai-i'S Capitol up-stairs, front room. UALTEK JO-ES. 1F.NTIST. Dental Rooms in the new (Jray-McYv'illie Ruilding.

WANT PERSONAL COLUMN. Ailvci'lixpments trill be inserted in this column at the rate of per line jirsl insertion; 5c. penr line each ailiHtmnat insniiun; six insertions -intc. per line. 0WXKR WANTKD A nice overcoat was left in our oilice lat spring.

Ve have not been able to rind the owner. If he does not call for it we will have it sold and tuoiiev paid to the rphns Asvlum. ni'l it liUAU ALEXANDER. WANTED To buy a laie deposit of Limestone (which can be very soft) Chalk or Marl. Cannot contain more than four per cent, of magnesia: located near good shipping centre.

Parties knowing of such property may send details to "LI MESTONE," nil' wit Jox (J72, New York. FOR RENT. on South Parish street, No t'i2. Apply on premises. XAILL RENT OR LEASE Mv place two miles south of Madison station, well watered, well fenced with wire, about acre meadow.

A pply to he undersigned at Jack-- D. I. MONTGOMERY. n( 7t FOR SALE. WO FINE COENTER SHOW-CASES, second hand, for sale cheap.

1117 E. v. SECTTER. TWO lots, ft. in.

front, each on Fortification North Jackson, at bargain. Two lots M'xhin ft. on North Jefferson ssi-io each. Six lois on North and Jet'crson $K) to SwW. Call early if yop want a bargain.

Splendid lot and residence onlv blocks south of Enion Depot. West Jackson, shade, fruit and all the comforts of a good home. sHiki one-fourth cash. 'nil on J. W.

CARLISLE, "I- tf Real Estate Agent. OI'SE and lot on North rresident four irum sipnoi. AOuresS s-i S. LIVfXtiKTOV Look Loo It Look Look Look Look Look book: Look! Look Look Look: Look; i i i iive-i cue. 1 4(iv Hwt beautiful lot near' Dr.

Rogers beautiful lor on iligh 'strcet beautiful acre lot Tn "SvesV Rcarl stive. On this propertv is a goid 1 room house and KodIC fino fn-. it 8700 3A choice piece of improved prop-1 erty on st. Lot lWxlti1 rv, neamiTui lots on Jellersun street, fislm each beautiful piece of improved property on Jellerson st. Lot Three beautiful lots on West Sixl(.

Come a running this is your cha nee i mi proved lot on iiookcr's'ti! liillxKW An improved lot on in ilroad avenue. rwo lots in front of Oo Lowrv residence s'GOO 51,000 $700 ofthe handsomest icts iu the city in Hamilh Other handsome lots in same survey at a erent bnrsrnm R. J. Agent. TAYjLOR'3 AT Dry Goods AND sdlTTH Our Shoes can make them.

for service as reason EHY and one good is it: You will rely competent endorse An for winter save you money. $500 liEAVARD. "Whereas it appears by information received by me that on the night of November 8th, 1891, L. K. Ford, who was convicted of the crime of murder at the October term, ls91, of the circuit court of Pike county, and sentenced to be hung on December escaped from the jail of said county and is still at large Now, therefore J.

M. Stone, Governor of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for tho arrest and delivery of the said Ij. K. Ford to the sheriff of Pike county at Magnolia. And I do, moreover, require all officers of this State to be diligent in their ell'orts to arrest said fugitive.

Given under my hand and the great seal of the State affixed, at Jackson, this 19th dav of November, A. LS'tl. By the 'Governor; J. M. STON K.

Geo. M. Gov an, Sec'y State. DESCRIPTION. About 50 years of age, six feet in height or a little over, dark hair tinged with gray, light blue or gray eyes, scar on back ot neck, quick in movingaround.

n2(i-3w Proclamation. Sl-'iO REWARD. "Whereas, It appears by information received by me that on the 14th day of November, 1891. Tim Reaves stabbed and killed Emmett IJlann at Sardis, Panola county, and effected his escape and is still at large: Now, therefore, J. M.

Stone, Governor of the State of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the arrest and delivery of the said Tim Heaves, (said reward is in addition to the statutory reward and payable on conviction) to the sheriti of Panola county. And I do moreover, require all officers of this State to be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive. Given under my hand and the great seal of the State, atfixed at Jackson, this lstdav of November, A. IS'd. J.

M. STONE. By the Governor M. Govan, Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION.

White, sandy hair and moustache, red speck in ono eye sight, about 27 years old, weight about iod pounds, about feet in inches. When last seen wore a blue uniform and cap, had a wild appearance in eyes, was with Heave Bros. tt Barretts Steam llying-Jnny. His home is supposed to bo Maylield, Ky. 20 J.

C. KLEIN NOS. to PASCACiOULA STREET. General BlacltsmitlT AND CARRIAGE MAKER. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.

o22 d3m. DR. CHAS. W. HEITZMAN, (Graduate Chicago Veterinary College) Veterinary Surgeon.

Office at Durfey fc Ascher's stable. All calls to city or country promptlv answered, 12 lyd in DAYS lKJ ONLY HOUGH FOR $3.50 Cloth Toil Shoes For $2.50. ome Early and Procure; Sizes to Fit You. SHOjE STORE. ow is Ms market.

Orders solicited. Ielivery Lr the barrel or ton made promptly. GEO. S. GREEN', No.

428 S. fit. Telephone call 71 nlOtVit The Bloom of Vonth. Every one admires it in woman. CTeob; Female Tonic restores it when disease unit weakness have caused its temporary absence.

Plain castor oil is probably the most nauseous dose a mortal ever had to take. Cheatham's Castor Oil is one of the most pleasant. It is just the same as the plain oil in effect, but oh, my the difference in taste. Price 25 cents. Wold by F.

I j. Fulgham, Jackson, and G. S. Nobles, Flora, Mis3. A Fatal Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mistake than when they inform patients that nervous heart troubles come from the stomach and are of little consequence. Dr. Franklin Miles, the noted Indiana specialist, has proven the contrary in his new book on ''Heart Disease," which may be had free at F. L. Fulgham.

Cos, Drug Store, who gurrantees and recommends Dr. Miles unequaled New Heart Cure, whichasthe largest sale of any heart remedy in the world. It cures nervous and organic heart disease, short breath, fluttering, pain or tenderncssin the side, arm or shoulder irregular pulse, fainting, smothering, dropsy, etc. His Restorative Nervine cures headache, fits, etc. There was a wonderful amount of consumption in Texas last year.

We mean consumption Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The consumers waxed fat but didn't kick a single time. It cured chills and fever in every instance. Better consume some when you have the chills, price 50 and 75 cents per bottle, and guaranteed. Sold by F.

I Fulgham, Jackson, and G. H. Nobles, Flora, Miss. The stomach is the human sewer. Cleanse it by the use of Maguire's opens the bowels and purges away fetal mat-terand good health it is sure to follow.

75e. a bottle, We pay express if three bottles ar ordered. C. MAGUIRE, St Louis Mo. WEDNESDAY Dei.ber The Elite Event Engagement of the Brilliant Young Comedienne, PATTI ROSA Aided by WIM.

A I Ii Ii Late Principal Comedian in "The Little Tycoon.) JOE A II I( (Iiate Starring in "Little Nugget,) and an excellent cast, in Chas. T. Vincent's Delightful Play, DOLLY VARDEN, "The Best Play of Patti Rosa's Merry Career." Introducing all the latest Eastern and London Song Successes. BtReserve seats at J. V.

Hunter fc Co's Drug Store. "HENRIETTA." CSiniSTMAS Is at our door, and the store and show cases of B. t. SElTTEIt the "Old'Iteliablc are crammed and jammed full of the choicest, newest, brightest, most elegant, neat and desirable goods ever offered in Jackson, Miss, or elsewhere, for presents. For C'hrisfaias Presents, For Bridal Presents, For Xnsttns Presents.

Cotton, Alas, is Way Down, And believing in the fitness and harmony of things. are now the prices at n24 1m SEUTTER'S. House Sign Painting In view of the report current that I have quit the Painting Business, I desire to contradict same and state that as manager of the firm of A. J. Davis dealers in Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Harness, am also prepared to furnish estimates and make contracts for every variety of work in thz painting line.

I will be glad at any time to serve my old friends and to form the acquaintance of new ones, assuring thein of tirst-closs work at reasonable prices. Respectfully, o27 2m II. K. HARDY, Manager. Chas.

Dudley, Frank ui.ii, Fked rFirvnrt CHAS. DUDLEY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. JACKSON, MISK Plans, specifications aud estimates fur nished on any work on short not ice. A I work guaranteed. slTdtim.

REAL BSTAT 18 Lote Purnell Addition immediately adjoining Millsaps College, elevation and surroundings unsurpassed. Lots 80168 feet aud all fronting on beautiful and broad avenues Price S2SU to About 8 acres on Gallatin street, West Jackson, next steeet west of Union Depot, Si building lots could be made of it.) Here's your chance to make margins. IS lots of 10 acres each, of Griffith plat north of Millsaps College, at $260 a lot, broad streets, high and healthy location terras balance land 2 years at 8 per cent. Interest. An opportunity Is here offered for families to make permanent homes, self-supporting and educate their children at the college.

FaeiUties for shipping fraits Northern and local markets unexcelled. 80S acres, splendid farm, two miles west of Cynthia Station, Hinds county, on Yazoo branrh of I. C. B.H.. near Mr.

A. VlrdB's, at for the whole tract, cash, biuce 1, 2 yeans 10 per cent. To parties dewrlBg homes on rich lands in YaEoo-Mkasissippi Delta, I will sell on 8 years time, interest only payable aanually. 1 have other property in Jaokson aud suj-rouu4ttt? country. jsouth and, rich lands in rYUa Delta for sale at bargains Bosiaess relating to lands, before Any land ofnee'-af Jackson, attended to promptly.

Hometrtead applications made outand plats and field tiobas faraished on short notice 12 years in the busine. i Callonorafldress, I Laudund Real Estate Agent Offlcn In Canifol. Jacfcsnn. VtftN. NoT--Peryon wishing their property sold, caa lit It with me ree of cost.

Call and tske a free rkle and look the prop ausr. idAwora, ROBINSONS OPERA HI SB Comforts, all othei Come and see Prices AT- -ox- for Weatliei and CARP -OF- ETS Atmore's Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Black Buckwheat, Asparagus Tips, Fresh Celery Every Day, W. S. MLY RQ. R.

HART Tli8 Largest House of lis KM iu Mississippi---- hood, and from whence he was sent to Gettysburg, to finish his education. Returning to Ripley he opened an office I and began the practice of his profession, the law, which he continued to do very successfully till 1858, when he came to Jackson. Two years later he was elected Secretary of State to fill the unexpired term of B. R. Webb, who died a few weeks after being inducted into office.

He was re-elected to the same position in 1802, and 1864, and afterwards held several offices of honor, among other things being that of assistant State Treasurer, and grand treas urerof the Grand Lodge Knights of Honor of Mississippi, being re-elected to this trustworthy position only a few months since and when he was too unwell to walk to the place of meeting. His friends were legion and his acquaintance extended throughout the State. Tom Sawyer. About 7-3 people ventured out laet night to witness Will Burton's Tom Sawyer, and after the performance seventy of them retired to a private back alley and kicked themselves for going. After the curtain went down the second time the lew ladies of the audience went home.

That served to make Mr. Burton mad and he came out in front of the curtain, delivered a short lecture and told those left that he had plenty of money to pay them back their entrance fee. The show was the rottenest ever seen in Jackson, and it is sincerely to be hoped will never come again. Willi Finger or Whip. The nimble lingered tooth-picker from Georgia has been with us several days, pulling teeth with his lingers and promised to pull them with a whip.

That he pulled them with a whip there is no doubt as the reporter saw the proof. F. A. Thornton is the fellow that did it and lie can be found on the streets anywhere. Besides he pulls the teeth without pain.

O-gee-hec, K. W's latest, just in at n25 dlw A. J. MIAZZA tfc CO. A jrrcat many people have expressed astonishment at the rapid manner iu which Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic gained popularity.

It is not at all. We simply said it would curs chills. It has always done so. Try it. Price fit) and cents.

No cure no pay. Sold by V.L. Fulgham, Jackson, land G. iS. Nobles.

Flora, Miss. lartulru'n I'rcloral IS Hint. will cure coughs, colds, croup and all ann tions of the breath organs. Try Marsden's l'ectorian Halm For coughs and colds. Some druggists may tell you they have other chill remedies just as good as Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic they have not.

It is the best made. Insist upon having it even if the poor druggist don't make quite as much as he would have done had he sold you some other preparation. Cure guaranteed. Sold by F. L.

Fulgham, Jackson, and G. S. Nobles, Flora, Miss. There need no fear of Cholera, if, when attacked with Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Flux, or any relaxed condition of bowles, Maguire's Bene Plant is resorted to at once. 75c, a bottle Hundreds of people have used Hunt's Cure with the most happy results in diseases of the skin, such as hczema, Tetter, Ringworm, etc.

It is guaranteed to cure and only 50 cents per box. Sold by L. Fulgham, Jackson, and G. S. Nobles, Flora, Miss.

Stop Venr (Congh. And prevent consumption by the timely use of Marsden's Pectoral Balm. It used to be a sad day in the of a child when it had to take adose of castor oil. It need be so no longer. Cheatham's Tasteless Castor Oil answers every purpose and is exceedingly sweet and palatable.

Price only 25 cents. Sold by F. Fulgham, Jackson, and G. S. Nobles.Flora, Miss.

Do You Know. that no remedy has yet been discovered equal to Marden's Pectoral Balm for coughs and colds. The Changeable Weather Will affect people troubled with weak lungs. Try Marden's Pectoral Balm it -will stop your cough. Office of J.

F. GBF.EIt, Co sty Judge. Green CovESeitiNas, Clay Fi.a., May iSd, 191. Gentlemen Twenty-three years ago I was attacked with intlamatory rheumatism, I was attended by the most eminent phyician in the land. I visited the great Saratoga Springs, N.Y.,and the noted Hot Springs of Arkansas, and many other watering places, and always consulting with the local physician for directions; finally came to Florida ten years ago.

About wo years ago I had severe attack of rheumatism, was confined to my room for twelve weeks and during the" time I was induced to try P. P.P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Patassinrn, knowing that each ingredient was good for impurities of the blood after using two small bottles I was relieved; at, four different times eince I have had slight attacks and I have each time taken two small bottles of P. P. and been relieved, and I consider it the best medicine of its kind.

Respectfully, V. GREER. RHEUMATISM Is emphatically a blood disorder caused by inability of the kidneys to throw off certain poisons which accumulate In the tissues about the joints and muscles. P. P- 1., very simple, quick and surely cures this disease neutralizing impurities in the blood.

Experience and since both elk-dorse P. 1 as the only infalible blood purifier known. Hott to Sncceerf. This is the great problem of life which few satisfactorily solve. Some fail because of poor health, others want of luck, but the majority from deficient grit want of nerve They are nervous, Irresolute, changeable, easily get the blues and "take the spirits up," thus wasting money, time, opportunity and nerve force.

There is nothing like the Restorative rvine, discovered by the great specialist. Dr. Miles, to cure all nervous diseases, as headache, the blues, nervous prostrat ion, sleeplessness, neufalgia, SU Vitus and hysteria. Trial oottles and tine book of testimonials free at F. I Fulgham A Cos, Drug, Store.

,71 ilea' Irre Iirer IH. Act on a new principle regulatlnt tkfe fiver, stomach and bowls through the nerves A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousn, bad taste, torpid liver, Unequaled forjmen and women children. Smallest, mildest, sorest 50 closes 25 ets.

Samples Free, at F. Pult gham, Co's Draj 6tore. 1 FURNITURE CHEAP AND MEDIUM GOODS, coon whom we will call Lob Lob "Sain, kin you tell weaker'n water what is Sam "De 'tense ob be taritr." Lob "No, sir; dat ain't it." Sam "Sunday school pie-nie lemonade." Lob "No." Sam De sixth juryman's 'sense in failing' to ilnd er verdick in de Woodruff case." Lob "No." Sam "Den I gibes it up what is it Lob "Dat I. switch injun ober yonder. I seed it goin' down grade dis mownin' wid one empty Hat car, and in passing' de shadow ob a box-kaar hit cum to a dead stand still, an' de brakeman had tergit down 'en push her by." Patti Kosa.

Latti Losa, whoe visits are always productive of pleasure, is again in the South and will appear at the opera house here next Wednesday night, December I'nd, presenting her mot attractive play, "Dolly Varden." Accepting as trustworthy the critical estimates made of her work this season it can be asserted that she is in better form than ever before. The Memphis ApjH'rtl-Anihnch? recently epitomized this truth in these words: "She is not the Latti Losa of yore; she is not the Latti Losa of last season; her singing is better, her dancing is better, her acting is better and her general demeanor is more attractive than ever before. There is more rythm, more finish about her pranks and haydeish oddities and every vestige of crudity has disappeared." Latti Losa is almost alone in her line. Jo one ever thinks of comparing her. with any one unless it be with Lotta, and Losa is to-day what Lotta was ten years ago when Brougham called her the "dramatic cocktail." "Dolly Varden" is the best play Latti Losa has ever had and the little star is winning golden opinions everywhere by her work in it Death of Col.

Barr. This morning hen the family of Col. Horace V. Barr sat down to breakfast, he was absent, but nothing was thought of that, as he had been in poor heaUh for several months, and often failed to appear at the morning meal, though for the past two or three weeks he had been up town attending to his business, and felt that he was getting stronger. He retired last night at his usual hour, in apparent good health, but at 8 o'clock this morning, as he had not stirred, some member of tin family went to his room to see what was the matter, and found him dead in his bed, apparently from heart failure.

Col. Barr was an old and valued citizen of Jackson. His face and form has been a familiar one to our people half a century or more. He was hern at Mt. Carmel, Covington county, years ago, and came to Jackson when a small boy.

He entered as an apprentice in the office of the "Old Fhj of the Union" then under the management of Thos. Palmer and W. J. Brown. He was active in politics before the war as an "Old Line Whig," was elected to several offices of trust and honor, and filled them all with great credit.

When the Hag of the Confederacy was unfurled he responded to the first til for volunteers, enlisting with the "Mississippi Rifles," serving as first lieutenant, following the fortunes of the company under Bragg in the Kentucky campaign, lie afterwards organised a company of which he was captain, serving under Joseph E. Johnston, and never surrendered nor sheathed his ivord until the last gun was fired. Since the war he has lived rather a retired life, lie was a man of decided views had the courage of his corvic-tions was true to his friends, his country and his God, being a consistent member of the Methodist church, from which place he will be buried to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. The Liia rgest Asso rtm nt, And the Closest Prices. Inspection is the es Sal es a We tmplov Tle Correct Thing We Have the Correct Thing in CLOTHING, The Correct Thing in FURNISHING COODS, And the Correct Thing in HATS.

No one can go wrong in buying from us, as they sure to got the l.af-t M.f- the Best Quality and at Lowest Prices Give us call. ELEGANT LINE CHILDREN'S SUITS AT LOWEST PRICES. A. J. I A A West Jackson, Near Union Depot.

are as good as skill, capital and conscience They are made for sale, but they are made well as for sale. There is one good, solid; convincing why you should TOUR SHOES FTM US: reason is as conclusive as a hundred. -This get nothing from ns that yott cannot implicitly upon. Nothing that the judgment of the most expert in the land would not unhesitatingly exceptionably good purchase is our Little Giant School Shoe, wear. They are irong and durable and will, -t Department oft ill I Gits Fraisiii Complete from the Best Manufacturers.

B. S. VIRDEN Jackson, Miss, Bring A COMPLETE LINE Groceries-" STATE STREET. Us Your Cotton. TD-E; HEADQUARTERS rFOIl General Merchandise.

Atl Groceries Must go at Special Prices, and CANNED coul Cheaper than.the a a a m'p Etc, ill (Jreat Variety are Offered at Prices that Absolutely defy Competition. S. B. pic a 13. S.

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