Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 4

DAILY OLtAR TON-IjED GKEK: SATTJK DAY. AUGUST 5, 1B9J1. EX-GOVERNOR WARMOTH. AROUND THE CITY' Kjev.DamklBlain Associate rasa SiSsrsPKi" ssv address the principal aul lm ONE CENT A WORD WANT ADVERTISEMENTS of 25 or more words in this column, inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, cash in advance, each insertion. Everybody who has any want to supply, anything to buy or sell, any business or accommodations to secure; indeed any wish to gratify, should advertise in this column.

UILLERSBURG Female College, A High Grade Female Boarding School, with sixteen experienced teachers compos, ine its Faculty. In every department of learning, whether Literary, Science, Music or Art, the ADVANTAGES ABE FIKST-CLASS; white in Home Comforts and Discipline, it is all that the most scrupulous parents could demand for their daughters. By reason of heatnf ulnees of climate and extra CKre taken of pupils. It Is ALMOST A SANITARIUM for delicate Southern girls. Parents wishing to give their daughters a trip to the World's Fair can do so through us at small cost in Sept, My family with some pupils will go there.

For catalogues, Address, REV. C.POPE, jy 28 lm Millersburg, Ky. Tuscaloosa Female Col lege, TUSCALOOSA, ALA. Thirty-fourth session begins September -Jo, 1893, Terms reduced to suit the times. For catalogue apply to jy28 dW lm ALOSZO HILL, Prrat, VIVERSITY For Boys aii Yomi Men.

Cluster Springs HIGH SCHOOL. instruction oroad, thorough, flMe. Ui; structors Christian gentlemen of character the cultivated, Chris-tain home life. Terms moderate. Send for catalogue.

Rev. T. Wilsos. aul lmd Black Walnut, Va, HILLMAN COLLEGE, Formerly CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE. Clinton, Hlnda Connty i Mlw Will begin its Forty-Second Collegiate Year September 12, 1893.

With its noble prestige, its Four Departments with their varied and extended course- under learned and experienced teachers and professors, its superior educational facilities in the way of cabinets, libraries, buildings, etc, and its most pleasant home arrangements, all at a moderate expense, it offers unsurpassed advantages. Send to Dr. Walter Hillman for catalogue. UEORUE WHITFIELD, jy21dw2m Prest. Board Trustees.

LEWISBURG Female Institute FOR YOUNG LADIES. LEWISBURG W. VA. OPEKS SEPTEMBER 6th, 1893. A Presbyteranl Seminary of high grade for young ladies under the immediate control of Greenbrier Presbytery.

Fourteen Thousand Dollars expended during past year in improvements. Fine mountain scenery and invigorating climate, 2 300 fee above the gea-Within nine miles the famous "Ureea. brier White Sulphur Springs," the great health resort of the South. NEW BUILDINGS WELL EQUIPPED WITH ALL MODERN- IMPROVEMENTS. Full collegiate and classical course.

Good Business Department. Specialties in Mnste and Art. Board, fuel, lights and full English course for entire session $170. For catalogue apply to Knv. R.

L. TELFORD, Principal, jy 10 lm Lemisburg, W. a. Summer Law Lectures Law Depabim't, University Miss. A Summer Law Course will be taught at the University of Mississippi, beginning Monday, June 26.

and en ling Friday, August 25, a nine week's course. Terms $10, strictly in advance. For circular with full particulars address. A. H.

WHITFIELD, Law jeSwd lm Oxford, Miss THE BARNES SCHOOL Lenoix, N. C. A Home School for boys. Location high and healthful. Surroundings exceptionally good.

No bar rooms. Careful supervision of stud'es and condnct. Highest reference. Catalogues. K.

i. JSarnks, jy at itd 4tw Principal. H0LLINS' INSTITUTE. BOTETOURT SPRINGS, Va. For Young Ladles.

51st session opens September 13, 1893. Electric courses in all Languages and Sciences, Musio, Art and Elocution. Efght male professors and twenty ladies. Beautifully situated in Valiev of Virginia, on W. R.

R. near Roanoke, Mountain scenery. Mineral waters. Climate unexcelled. Write for illustrated catalogue to CHAS.

L. COOKE, Supt. Hollins, Va. jyi0eod2m NOTICE. The public will please take notice that neither of the undersigned have any interest or connection with the concerns known as the Jackson Marble Works or T.

W. Boylan and will not be liable for any debt hereafter contracted by the same. JVl, M. Hardy, H. K.

Hakdy. au 2 3t WANTS. ORUDIS FA1K VISITORS save money by engaging homes through us. From Mississippi Teachers gpecialtv. Near Fair; lowest rates obtainable.

Address, K. J- Daij. 6109 Woodlawn m272md Chicago, 111 FOB RENT- Drummers large sample room conveniently situated, in Harding Build ine. Key at Miss Brown's Millinery Store neitdoor Junes, 3m BOARD WANTED With furnished room for self and family north of Capitol sc. Address, W.

E. Fekbt, Lawrence House. FOK SALE OK EXCHANGE-Preity Shetland pony, stallion, 42 inches high, 2l years old, beautifully formed and well pro portioned. Will suit well for breeding purposes. Will sell cheap or exchange for other stock.

Correspondence solicited. fci, H. JACKSON, al 3d lw Kosciusao, Miss, FOR RENT. S15 Per Month. New Cottage on North Jefferson st.

Contains three Bed Rooms, Dining and Bath Rooms, Closet, Back and Front Gallery, may '20 tf Apply to A. Vibpen, Jr. Summer Drinking TRY ROOT BEER EXTEACT. Martinique Lime Juice. Yotts Champaign Cider 0RANGINE.

AT A. VI DEN. Wliisiy, MorpMne. opium ana Tooacco. Persons wishing to auit the we of these can get treatment at my office and residence.

Strictly professional and consequently not secret, not dangerous in proper hands, remarkably successful and is not new. Por-tugalour, of Samaria, reports the cure of 445 cases of Dipsomania. Dr. rVrgolski, a German physician, cured ten. Other emminent physicians of Europe, have similar results.

Used extensively in the United Stutes Jesse Jones, M. D. men 20 tf TINS SPACE JS JtESER YED FOR J. F. Hunter fit Co.

THE POPULAP ST A TE STRJ.ZT I TS. Money Saved is Money Made. HOUSE, CARRIAGE -AND- SIGN PAINTING DONE BY J. T. Cameron.

Carriage painting a specialty, at prices to suit the times Call and see me at 408 S. STATE ST. AlO-d ly. Blood Tonic Builder Send for descriptive pUUpIUM. wnxiAMS PLEDICmE C0n 50c per box.

Schenectady, N.Y. 6 for 82.50. and RAILROAD TIME-TABLE. Arrival, and Dkpaktttrs or Tkaiss atth UMIOK DXFOT. JACKSOJf.

ILLINOIS CENTKAL north ixjund. Arrives No. 26, Local 1:40 p. m. No.

4, Chicaao Limited 5X0 p. m. No 2. Fast Mail a- m. No.

64, Local Freight 2.30 p. m- eorTH eotjsd. Arrives. So. I.iFastMail 155 a.m.

No. 3, N. O. Limited 2:35 p. ra.

No. 2a, locaI Mail 1U30 m. No. 93, Local Freight 80 m. Leaves.

2.U0 p. m. 6:10 p. 12:45 a. 330 p.

ra. Leaves. 2) a. m. 2:50 p.

m. 11:35 a. m. .10 a. m.

YAZOO AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY R. R. JACKSON TO XATCHK7. Mall leaves Jackson for Natchea ba a. m.

Accommodation leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:45 a.m., arrives at 5:00 p. Mail, arrives In Jackson 7:30 p. m. Accommodation 5:25 m. JACKSON TO G8IKSWOOB.

NORTH BOUSO. Leaves. Mall. No. 02 No.

362 Local SOUTH bound. Mail. No. 325 No. Local Freight 6:20 a.

m. (j0 a. Arrives. 6.05 p.m 6:00 p. QUEEN A CRESCENT KOUTE.

(A. A V. 1MVISION.I WEST BOUND. ARRIVES. LEAVES.

No. 1, limited 8.0) a. m. No. 33, local 12:45 p.

m. p.m. EAST BOUND. ARRIVES. LEAVES.

No. 2, p. m. 4.00 p.m. No 84.

local 4Ui0 a m. 6am THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF Delta Development Company, Section 1. Wm. F. Swan, L.

Nugent, and Thomas A. McWiilie and their associates are herebv crea ed a body politic and corporate under the name of "Delta Development Company," and shall have succession for fifty years. Hec. 2. The purposes for which said corporation is created are, to purchase, own, improve and cultivate real estate In the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta or elsewhere in the State of Mississippi, to construct, own and operate in the said Delta, or elsewhere in the State of Mississippi, saw mills, cotton sins, cotton seed oil mills and factories for the manufacture ot cotton, wool, wood, to open and keep on or adjacent to the land owned and occupied by it, stores ot all supplies needful for it employes and servants, and sell and dispose of the same on such terms and conditions as are customary in the vicinity in which they are established, and generally to do any and all other things necessary or proper to effectuate the said several purposes.

Sec. 3, The said corporation shall have all the powers prescibed in section eight hundred and thiity six of Annotated Code of Mississippi, and such as may be proper to carry into effect the purposes of its creation. Its domicile shall be the city of Jackson, Hinds county, Mississippi, until changed at a stockholder' meeting called for that purpose. Sec. 4.

The persons named in the first section oft this charter ishall, at their first open books of 6upscription to the capital stocit of said corporation which is fixed at one million dollars, to be divided into shares of one hundred dollars each, and when the same, or fifty thousand dollars thereof are subscribed, the parties subscribing may meet and ordain and establish bylaws, and do all other acts, within the limits of said Code section, necessary and proper to enable it to begin business. Subscriptions to the capital stock may be paid in real or personal property at any price to be fixed by said corporation or its Board of Directors when elected or appointed; land until an election is had, the parjies named in the first section of the charter shall be directors of said corporation, and have power to fix such price. au 5 3w 4 9 0 4 0 VI VI The World's Fair Will seem larger and grander if you re pleasantly and comfortably housed. The HOTEL NACIREMA Is a substantial roomy brick structure located at Grand Crossing, only a distant from the Pensylvania Central, Lake Michigan Central, Big Four and Illinois Central lines; 5 minutes time and 5 cents re Fair Grounds, and on all direct lines to centre of city. Send for Illustrated Circular.

Rooms all "outside." Rates, rooms for two persons $2. to 3. Excellent cafe arched. ArpH' for rooms or further information to HOTEL NACIREMA, Crossing CHSC40O. Nerve Chat Very Pleasantly and Knowlnglg About Some Mississippi Affairs.

Ex-Governor Warmoth, of Louisiana, accompanied by hia family, was a paa-eenger on the cannon-ball Friday evening, enroute for Chicago, and during the 29-minute etop at this point climbed down the rear end of the palace car sleeper to stretch hia legs and renew his acquaintance with Jackson. Gov. "Warmoth ia a man one would look at twice in most any crowd. He is perhaps 50 years of age, has gray hair and moustache, ia of fine phyEique, graceful bearing and is eo pleasant and affable that it is no wonder he is one of the most popular citizen 3 of Louisiana notwithstanding hia Republican politics. He informed the Clarion-Ledger reporter he was off on a two months vacation; would spend two or three weeks at the World's Fair, two weeks at Niagara, two in New York and other places of interest before returning to his home, is about 50 miles south of New Orleans.

"No," said he in answer to the query, "I am not going to attend the eilver convention at Chicago; that Bort of money does not particularly interest me I'm more in line with Mr. Cleveland. While standing on the depot platform, a very handsome young lady passed. The viovernor looked at her with the eye of a connoissure and remarked flatteringly on her beauty and wealth of golden hair, and declared he had noticed three or four who were mighty hard to beat since he stepped off the train. He was advised of Jackson's enviable reputation for handsome women and said he could readily believe it was merited.

"This is not my first passage through your little city," said Gov. Warmoth, by any means; and on one occasion about 20 years ago I had the honor to be the guest of the Mississippi Legislature lor a day; and must say I have a very tender recollections of that visit because of the cordial greeting extended me. "On one occasion you will remember I took a ride down this railroad with I'inchback that has gone down into history as one of the most memorable and exciting on record." The governor expressed considerable interest and familiarity with Mississippi affairs, asking about the outcome of the Cameron-lIoudebu8h affair at Canton, and when told that Cameron had been admitted to bail, declared that "would end it." He expressed great admiration for Gov. Stone on account of hia decisive way of dealing with the whitecaps in South Mississippi, where he understood they were numerically strong. "But," said he, "you fellows should not be too hard on the whitecaps because you learned them how to put the nigger to flight a good many years ago, and now that under jour new constitution they are no longer" a political can easily be spared." Expressing his regret that Gov.

Stone's recomendation to the Legislature to appropriate a decent sum tor an exhibit at the World's Fair was not adopted, the Governor caught the train as it moved off, and joined hia family in the rear coach. To Sufferers From Cold and Conghs." If you have contracted a bad cold, re member that you have at hand a sure and speedy cure a remedy that haa never failed to give relief to the sutlerer. We mean the "Duconge Pectoral Balsamic Syrup." This excellent preparation has been before the public for sixty-three years. This fact alone should be a guarantee of it's t.3icacy. Sold by all druggists.

Craft's Cotton Palace Cigars for sale by Jackson merchants. Try them. Dnconge'a fcyrnp. This old and well knowrn Southern remedy never fails to cure a cough or old. World's Itr Tickets.

Commencing today the Queen and Crescent Route will sell round trip tickets to Chicago good for 30 days for $24. Stop-overs will be allowed as usual at Chatanoopja, Louisville, Circinnati and Indianapolis. Tickets will be good going via Louisville and return via Cincinnati, or vice versa, if desired. Trains arrive at Chit ago at most convenient hours. For further information apply to A.

J. CHAPMAN, Ticket Agent. Try Craft's Cotton Palace Cigar am? will always smoke it. A JJuudle of erves. She's nothing but a bundle of nerves, due to uterine ailments which so often bring about wreck of health, but CREOLE FEMALE TONIC repairs shattered nerves by specifically controlling the cause, and curing irregularities, reversions, and all uterine complications, except those amenable to surgery only.

Duconge's Pectoral Balsamic Syrup will cure the worst cold or co a in twenty-four hours. Call on your druggist. Smoke Craft's Cotton Palace Cigars. The best for the money. Parker's Sarsaparllla Acta immediately upon the blood, purifying, vitalizing and enriching it as no other remedy can.

It expels from the system all poisonous matter and restores healthful action to tissues, nerves and glands and in all that goes to invigorate and build up the system weakened by disease. "Orange Blossom" is a painless cure for all disease peculiar to women. Sold fresh by Fulgham Co. Stop That Cough liy using Duconge's Tectorial Kalsomi Syrup, the greatest of all cough remidies. Parker's Alvcua Cordial.

An iuiallible remedy for summer complaints and a sure cure for diarrhoea, dys-enterv and bowel troubles. Your Child IIlbt. Thousands of children suffer with scholar's headache. Then spectacles are ordered. No relief-PHESTON'S 1IED-AKK next, and relief in 15 minutes! And all teachers and scholars say "1.

II. so say we all of us. Craft's Cotton Palace Cigar is the best cigar for the money ever made. Duconge's Pectoral Balsamic Svrup is the best and surest cough and cold medicine made. It has been on tho market or 61 vears.

Tha Short Dollar. Short on cash but long on headache, said, the broker, as he called for PRESTON'S IIED-AKE. As the day wore on lie was long on cash and short on headache. P. II.

A. did it in 15 minutes. "The firm of Johnston Dicks, is this day dissolved by mutual consent." ot Parker's Sarsaparllla Is the king of blood purifiers and is high ly recommended for the cure of all diseases of the blood, skin, scrofula, ulcers and mercurial diseases. Sold by all T5c a Day at the World's Fair. The Clarion-Ledger has secured for the benefitof its subscribers accommodation at four ot the best hotels in Chicago, all within one to three blocks of the World's Fair G2d street centralentrance, at greatly reduced rates.

Regular rates are $1.00 per day and up European; $2.00 and up American plan. These hotels are new brick and stone, fire proof buildings -with modern improvements, well furnished, and just the place for comfort and convenience. The rates which we make to our subscribers are seventy-five cents per day per person, two occupying a room one dollar, European plan. The rates on the American plan are $L75 per person, two in a room, one person in a room $2.00. This includes breakfast and dinner.

The food will be abundant and well served. In order to secure the privileges of the reduced rates you must be a subscriber or subscribe to the Clariox-Ledger and remit to the business manager of this office twenty-five (2o) cents, who will return a certificate entitling you to the above advantages. This25c advance Eayment will be deducted from your otel bill. Remember to keep your baggage checks and go directly to our representatives, C. E.

Dora 62nd steet, ojv-posite World's Fair Cential entrance, who will see that you are taken care of and received in fitting manner. They will look after your comfort while in the city, show you the interesting objects, supply you wita a free guide to tho Fair, secure your hotel rooms, and arrange for your meals, see that your baggage is properly taken care of in short they will act for vou in a way to make your stop at the World's frair pleasant and comfortable. Remember that these hotels are all within from one to three blocks of the World's Fair central entrance at 62nd street. These headquarters have been selected in view of the fact that they are within one block of all local means of transportation, and no matter where you get off the train, j-ou can ride to within one block of C. E.

Dormfc office by taking either the 111. Central surburban trains, Elevated K. K. cable cars or electric cars. Ask for the corner of 62ud street and World.s Fair.

JOS. P. HARRELL, WATCHMAKER and JEWELER 400 West Street, Jackson, Alias. Thanking the people of Jackson and vicin-ty for past favors and soliciting a continu-n ce of the same. All work guaranteed firsts liana in every respect.

Give me a trial. d221y RNE MILLINERY AND ifANCY GOODS. F. R. HARDON, 29 Chartres New Orleans.

La. COUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIAITY. Ladies living away from the city can send their orders, with the assa ranee that they will be promptly and carefally filled, good workmanship, taste and style boinp guaranteed. A'l the latest styles on hand, and prices the lowest. Correspondence solicited apl 3 Sm MILK FROM Sligo Dairy Isipurified by running through a filter, then cooled to 45 degrees by runniDg through an removing all animal heat and odor, and will keen sweet twice as long as formerly.

Try it once. Telephone orders for Creapi can be filled twenty minutes. jy52md STOCK-SHEEP. FINE BRED LAM IiS FOR HALE Now ready for use. Address, C.

Tahplei, Hazlewood Stock Farm, jy 27 2tw Flora, Miss. ANNUAL MIDSUMMER Clearing Sale Men's Youth's and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods and THE and- it Prices In the State. Values I3KT MEN'S SHIRTS UNDERWEAR. Imaii THE POPULAR CLOTHIERS and 204 South SOU Best pities Lowes ExtraoroUiary Fie Dr. Gru.EDOB and wife are taking in the big Fair.

Mfis.W. Ii. IIaeteb went to Chicago last evening. Pkof. Bailey left yerterday evening for Senatobia.

Miss Belle Alstix, of Meridian, is the guest of the Mieses Roach. Jac kson wag visited by another "biggest rain of the season" last night. Misa Eeulah Trice has returned from a pleasant visit to frienda at Sardia. J. Bracx will leave in a Ifew days for the Tennessee mountains in search of health.

Mb. axi Mns. Wm. Howe, and Frank ThompHon, left for Chicago yeeterday evening. I fox.

Monroe McCli'ko, Grand Master of the I. O. O.F., ia in town on legal business. Sr. Andrew's Ciiikcji, services Sunday 11 a.

conducted by Mr. 8. Green, junior church warden. Ki'gene Tvlek will go to New OrleanB tomorrow in search of a situation in some of tho bi clothing houees. Dan Willi a ms, assistant baggage master, and AV.

L. Chase, chief of the Y. are off on a months vacation at Chicago. r. Co i.

r.M n's Cti a pel Morning prayer. Holy Communion and August (ith, (Feast of the Transfiguration) at 11 a. m. The Bishop officiates. All members Capitol Lodge No.

11, wishing to attend the demonstration at Chicago will leave their application with AV. A. Whiting, secretary. The public should remember that the schedule on the A. V.

has been changed. The passenger going weet arrives at 8 a. rn that going east at 4 p. m. Misses lkesiE and Oabrik, two little daughters of Hon.

H. Cassedy, of Brook-Laven, who have been visiting the family of their uncle Mr. li. W. Durfey, returned home this morning.

Messrs. II. W. Millsai-8, president of the Capital State Bank, and Mr. Tom Gale, bookkeeper for E.

S. Yirden, went up to Clarksdale yesterday and will not return before Tuesday. The encampment of the National (iuard at Cooper's Well will commence on Wednesday next, and continue for a week. Nine companies, or about two hundred and fifty men will participate. News was received in this city this morning of the shooting of Tom Decell by a man named Stewart at the Brook-haven baso ball grounds last evening-Decell was wounded in the leg and groin.

W. T. Holland has returned lrom Chicago whore bo spent 10 days doing the Fair, lie declares good board can bo had near the Fair grounds at from $1 up according to the etyle you wish to maintain. Mrs. T.

B. of Meridian, and her sister, Miss Alice Maxay, who have been visiting the family of Mr. D. B. McKee the past several daye, left yesterday for the World's Fair, where they will remain a month.

George Cordis, agent for the Illinois Central at Jackson, and J. H. Hays, traveling freight agent, slipped down to Tangipaho Thursday and inveigled more than 200 little fishes from the waterg of the pelucid lakes thereabout. There was a good deal of drunknees and carousing in "West Jackson last night, and the police are accused in making discriminations in their arrests. An investigation of tho charge is in order by the mayor and police committee.

Pit. Walter Hillman, of Clinton, was in the city last evening enroute to the North on a summer vacation. After paying his respects to the World's Fair, Dr. Hillman will cross over to Massachusetts and spend some time at his old home in Martha's Vineyard. The Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor will meet at the Odd Fellows' Hall in this city next Tuesday morning.

Thero ill be an open or public meeting at nicht when MrI. D. Blumenthall, Holly Springs will deliver an address ihe history and objects of the order. iUB miDiie coruianv inviten. It is to be regretted that eo many wild and sensational reports have gone abroad about the Cameron family.

There was no truth in the report that Miss Cameron had left home or that Mrs. Cameron had been stricken with paralysis. Denial is also made that Dr. Iioudebush will prosecute the case. Charlie Kor.ixsox, colored, of near llaymond, was before Commissioner L.

B. Mosley a day or two since on a charge of unlawful retailing, but the evidence was of such a doubtful nature he wag discharged. Mr. Mosley was eo strongly convinced tha witnesses had made up the case that he refused to pay their mileage. Gov.

McKriiY J. Foster, of Louisiana, will arrive in Jackson this evening at 3 o'clock, along with the Washington Artillery and members of his staff. The special train on which they travel will stop here long enough for the party to take dinner, which will be served at the Illinois Central dining room. Gov. and officers of the Jlissiseippi National Guard resident in Jackson have been invited to join them, and will do so.

Deserving Modesty. Two young Irishmen saved a child from drowning the other day in New York by jumping into the river and swimming ashore with it at the risk of their own lives. After it was all over they said that they didn't expect any reward and didn't want any. added one of them, "we're both out work, and if anybody thinks enough of what we did to give us a job, we'll be thankful." They ought to' be rewarded in this way, at least. It is very, deserving inodeNty which only asks lor work in letnrn for saving a human life.

OF- MISSISSIPPI. 42d Session Opens September 14TH. Splendid equipment. Able Faculties' Thorough courses in over twenty ichools in Arts, Science, Philosophy, Law, school of Pedagogy. Location unsurpassed in beauty and healthfulness.

Session closes first week In June: Necessary expenses lower than ever before. No tuition fees except in Law School, Apply for catalogue to Robt B. Fulton, Ch'ior. imydw University, Misst ST. STANISLAUS Commercial College, Bay St.

Miss. Begins its next session Friday, Sept. 1 Situated in a healthy sea breeze region. Mathematical depatment particular efficient; business training unexcelled. Silver medal awadedtothis college at the Paris Exposition.

For terms and particulars apply to the President. Jy 2-i lm MISSISSIPPI NORMAL COLLEGE HOUSTON, MISS. 1. The M. N.

C. oflers supperior advantages for a thoiough education for the least money. 2. Expenses for one year of ten months, including board, washing and tuition in the literary school only 120. 3.

Paid in advance? 120 will also include use of books. 4. Students desiring to take one or more of the following special arts Music, Art, Drens-making, Telegraphy, Typewrttling, or have superior advantages at low rates. 5. loung ladies and girls board in the home of the President, and boys under fifteen in good families near the college under his special watch-care.

6. Although the crops have been short for the last three years, the College has just closed its eleventh year, with an enrollment of3l. These students represent five States and thirty counties in Mississippi. 7. Send for our new complete catalogue for full particulars.

II. Aiiernkthy, Pres. E. L. Bhkrwook, Prln'l.

July 17 lm Position Guaranteed. Money can be deposited in bank, for tuition, until position is secured. Send for Page catalogue of Praughcn's Consolidated ractlcal Business College, Nashville, Tennl No vacaticr Knter any time. Mention this Paper. jy2o (im continue our great sac is one you Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday NEXT We Will Offer Our Stock OF Qrgandies and awris AT AND LOW COS T.

E. S. VIRDEN E. Yirden are Sole Agents for Zeigler Bros' Fine Shoes. Best on Earth, ONLY ONE! Only ONE MORE WEEK will we rifice.

Sale. Take advantage of this opportunity as it Institute Wliniton rarely a CARR0LLT0N, MISS. A School for Young ladies -AJVI GIRLS. We employ only the best teachers. We propose to give the best musical advantages.

We take the best care of our pupils. We seek students from the best families. We use only the best text books We will do our beat for eirls committed to our trust. Onr charges are moderate; payments made at the end of each month. Send for catalogue to alO lm Z.

LEAVELL, President. State of Mississippi. To Fannie C. McKarland Defendant: Yon are hereby commanded to appear before the Chancery Court of the first district of Hinds county In said Ssate at rules to be holden on the second Monday of August, 93, to defend the suit In said court of Frauk T. Taylor, wherein you and others are defendants.

This 24th day of June, li. jeaut V. I)o wsi kg. Clerk..