Daily State Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 4

jJAII.Y STATE L.EDUEK; TUESDAY, XOYEMlSElt 22, 189 THE EAGERNESS Robinson's Opera House, They may arrest on a charge of keeping Democrats away from the jh.IIs, but they will never be able to prove it bv the New York returns. With which the public sought md bought the great bargains we advertised in suits and Overcoats heretofore, is a vindication of our truthful advertising and a rebuke to all imitators. We now propose to give a crowning finale for this seascn in offering the greatest and grandest sale yet, which will include our entire stod; on shelves, counters, tables and drawers nothing hidden. Three classes in suits, s3, $10 and $12.50. Four classes in Overcoats, Four Dollars, Right Dollars, Ten Dol lars and Twelve Dollars.

We bought these goods under the manufacturing cost and will sell them at that. On Monday, November 20, this important sale will commence, ana continue until the stock is closed out. On Wednesday, November 23, we will make a special furnishing goods and hat sale. On that day the Ikst makes of Linen collars will be sold for 9 cents-three for 25 cents-and 18 cents, or six for a dollar. The matchless values to be found in this great sale will live lung in the minds of the buyers of to-day and in time to come.

The goods are all lure exactly as advertised. SCHWAB CLOTHING Successors to Friedman-SheUon Clothing Co. with IF TX Hi C3r 3E3C A. cfis CX, Arcst Jaclvson, Keeps Constantly on Hand a Well Selected Slock of KDICINIvS, I'KU-FITMEUV, TABLKTS, SLATKS, I'UXCILS, F.T (Sar-den Seeds a Specialty. Don't forget the 1'lace.

346 Capitol Street, Louisiana and Mississippi General Agency. The Mutual Life Insurance Comiiany of New foil, The Best, Largest and Most Profitable Company in tho World RICHARD A. McCURDY, President. T. H.

Bowles. General Aent, ORDER OF MARCH. Marshals Who Will Assist in Keeping the Line in Trim. Gen. Win.

Henry, Grand Marshal of the Torch Light Procession, has appointed the following gentlemen Assistant Marshals, and they are requested to meet at Mai let Henry's office to-mor-rw evening at 7 o'clock sharp, viz W. T. Flournoy, John W. Robinson, W. H.

Wilcox, F. L. Bellinger, J. M. Huckley, Ed.

Yerger, George S. Green, George Ii. Gordon, Henry Raines, M. L. Alexander, Jackson S.

R. Smith, Hanging Moss R. II. Ixmg, I'tica S. 1).

Harper, Raymond T. C. Pepper, Bolton W. A. Montgomery, Edwards E.

F. Gad-dis, Flora; Lee Richardson, Vieksburg Will L. Lewis, Clinton Pat. Henry, Rraudou. Order of March for the Toich Light Procession, is as follows: Yazoo City Rand in front.

Invited guests, speakers and members of the Committee on Arrangements in carriages. Canton Rand. Traveler's Protective Association. Cleveland and Stevenson Club, Jackson. Canton Colored Band.

Organizations from a distance and from surrounding country. Other Organizations or horseback. The procession will form in front of the Capitol in the order named with the head of the column fronting North. The Assistant-Marshals are requested to meet promptly at Mallett Henry's ollice on Capitol street, at (7) seven o'clock. The line of march will be up State e'reet to Saunder'rf avenue, to President, to Mississippi, to West, to Pearl, to Gallatin, to Capitol, to Congress, to President, to South, to State, to the Capitol, where the parade will dismiss.

A GREAT LOSS. The Uurningof It N. Miller's ltcsidence at Ilazlehurst. The State is indebted to Mr. Charles Elliott for the particulars of the burning of the handsome residence of Hon.

R. N. Miller, at Hazlehiirst, this morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Miller reached their home, from Jackson, about three o'clock this morning. The weather being cold, they had a large lire made and retired. They had hardly fallen asleep when they were aroused by the cry of fire. They did not have time to dress, and lost every thing, including jewelry and silver plate. The house had been recently repaired and refurnished throughout, and was one of the tinest in the Siate.

Loss between $10,000 and insurance $5,500. AT THE OPERA HOUSE. The next opera house attraction is Hettie Bernard Chase in "1'iicle's Dar ling," two nights and niattinee, Friday," and Saturday. With a troupe of excellent artists, a team of trained and per forming deer and dogs, this is one of tleJ best attractions of the season, especially for the young folks. On the 2Sth, Miss Vernona Jarbeau, in "Starlight" will fill the hoards at Robinson's opera house.

She has sung and danced her way into favor all ovei the world. "Starlight" is a pronounced farce comedy with the familiar tough and tumble Irishman, plain old Dutchman and bevy of pretty girls. RAILROAD MAGNATES. Messrs. J.

M. Edwards, Vice-President of ti Y. it M. A. A.

Sharp, Superintendent of the Y. fe M. I. Hardy, Freight agent of the (J. ami Geo.

Lawrence, Superintendent ol the Natchez and Jackson Division of the Y. Ac M. were in the city to-day on business before the Railroad Commission. Tw ENTY-ioiu undertakers pleaded guilty to belonging to the cotlin trust this morning and were lined and costs 1 1 each. fH Eli arrets" New York, Nov.

22. Cotton opened 21 points higher than yesterday's close, but declined 10 points on closing, as follows November i.27 (T. 20. Dec. 0.28 (7, L'O.

Jan. 5.4:j 44. ei. i. in.

March 0.00 70. Apr. 0.80 (i SI. Mav 01. June 10 (.

10.01. July 10115 (j 07. Aug. 10.13 10.14. Sales New Orleans, Nov.

22. Futures closes 150 points alxive yesterday. November 0.2S; Decern her 0.20; January 0 February 0.5(5; March 0.C.0; May 0.00; June 10; Juiy 10.05; August lO.Bi. Market closes weak. Middling spots 0 5-10.

Liverpool, Nov. 22 Market steady. November 5 04s; November and December o.04s; January and Peeemcer 5.04s; February and January 5.0s; March and February 5.08j 00. Oerman Reichstag. Berlin-, Nov.

22. Emperor William oened the Reichstag in person this morning. He made an appeal for an in crease in the army lull. OFFICIAL NOTICE. Everv member of the Cleveland and Stevenson Club is hereby requested and urged to repoit in front of the Stale Capitol to-morrow, Wednesday night, November 2:5, at 7 o'clock sharp.

J. A. Shinglei-r, Pres't. E. E.

Ekantz, Sec'y. The Democrats will hot fully realiz the extent of their victory until they see the returns in the GniyrrMiahul iccon. Lk'aRNKD, 12, 1S92. Dr. Tiehenor's Antiseptic ia good for IH in horses or mules Jt saved a valuable horse lor me some tini'Hgo.

15 ii. Cask. Tun tint Blup oiiKhlPg! Marsden's Pectoral Balm is a eerlain Htid steedy cure for all coughs md coMs. It giVfS relief at owe, ami I er- inanen'. cure when used aeeording to directions.

It Is not md exierimeiit I Thk State Leuoeb has a larger circula-tioa in Hinds county- than any paper published. The Statk IjKDGf. a is authorized to announce li. H. LONU.

as a cavlidate to fill the nnexpired term of V. II. Sarrett, Sapervisor 3d District. AROUND THE CITY They'll all he here to-morrow. Hon.

li. Lee of Madison, is in town Li. Yekoei: went over to i-lassie linton at noon. Miss Xh-kxt went over to VkkshiiiK to-day. Mhh.

Maiu Johnson has returned li'oiu Northern trip. Several yonnjr 1 'einoerats have Legnn to "mellow uj" already. Ji ih.e I. I'. IIaii.y was a to Vit this morning.

Moi.i.ie Hopkins, of Lexington, is Mrs. John Wright. Mhs. V. li.

of tirandou, is in t'UMi to-ilayon a shopping tour. Mis.s Nannie ayeks, of Iirandon, is the iruest ol the Misses Dowell. Miss Ikenk 15 eetThas returned after a pleasant visit to Madison county. L. F.

of Jirookhaven, is in the city on professional husiness. Ji im.e J. W. I Iriii a a and J. II.

Sullivan, of Memphis, were in town today. "oxt a "tok Joiix F. Hakxes, of Cireen-ville, is lookinpr after his Jackson husiness. J. 15.

returned this morning from a husiness trip through the "mighty eat." Will Hamilton, of tireenville, is pendiiiiT a few days with his Jackson friends. Mai. II. Mii.lsai'-s left for ireen-ville this evening, and will he ahsent several days. Mas.

Sakaii of lastrop, is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Asher, on President street. Mks. D. Law, of Madison county, nee Miss Mary Comfort, formerly of Clinton, is in the city visiting relatives.

Hit. L. D. Yates, of I'tica, requests the State Ledoeh to announce that he is no longer candidate for supervisor. Miss Ami Maxey arrived from Meridian to-day and will spend some time with her sister, Mrs.

1. 15. McKee, on State street. The Knights of Pythias will meet tonight when degrees will he conferred in all the ranks. Let there he a full attendance.

i it Wepuhlican friends are cordially invited to remain in the city to-morrow, day and night, and watch their Democratic brethren jubilate. The I5oard of Control will inett at the penitentiary this evening to elect some of those otticers the State anticipated yesterday. The present incumbent a ill be chosen. ATLANTA THROUGH SLEEPER. The Queen and Crescent Uoute has just placed a through sleeping car on its line, which runs from Shreveport to Atlanta, via.

r.irmiugham and the Georgia I'acitic. It is on the train passing Jackson every day at 0:05 p. arriving at Atlanta the following morning. This ill prove of great convenience to those who go to Atlanta and the Southeastern Atlantic States. THESE WILL BE HERE.

The following distinguished Mississippi lemocrata have notified tiov. Stone, Chairman of the Invitation Com mittee, of their intention to participate with Jackson in the grand viz: Matthews, editor of the Appeal Avalanche; W. II. Sims, of Columbus; II. lieenian, of Scott county; C.

(. Eck-ford, of Aberdeen; "Chap" Anderson, of Kosciusko; li.G. Dillard, of Macon; II D. Money and L. M.

Southworth, of Car rol! ton; C. Ii. Howrvand A. II. Wliit- tield, of Oxford.

Others have been invited, but it is not certain thev will come. THE JAIL FIRE. An alarm of tire was turned in at o'clock sharp last evening from lox No. 21, Seutter's corner, the occasion being a small blaze on the roof of the iail. The department responded with its usual alacrity, the Hope's being first on the scene, and the lire was soon out.

On the way to the tire the No. I hose wagon which was being driven by Wal ter Armstrong, was upset at the corner of State and Pearl, smashing one whee and a lantern, and bruising the boy driver. The damage to the new hose wagon is about 50, and the company will now impose a penalty of $100 on the next loy who attempts to drive to a the. PECKS BAD BOY. "Pecks liad Boy" drew an average attendance to Robinson's Opera House last night.

It was painfully funny, keeping the audience in uproarous laughter for two solid hours. The play consists of the introduction of a series of the bad lniy's pranks and jokes on his pa and Mr. Shultz, the Dutch grocery man. Several racy little songs and some good dances were given which serve to break the monotonous Uughs thus giving spice ami variety to the fun. Individually the bad boy is one of the poorest juvenile "sticks" ever seen in I And Grand Saturday Matinee, ISTov.

2o micl '26, CHABMIJiO Hettie Bernard Chase In a grand scenic production and pictnreeiae melo-tiramatic comedy uy Clias. W. Chase, "Uncle's Darling!" An A lsa.sk an Romanck, With scenes and characters entirely new to the utage. To add to the wonderful realism of the play, thre wonderfal performing horeee the only team of trained liein-leer in America a troupe rf genuine Esquimaux Dogs bt. Bernard Dog Three comical actiDg Bears.

Bee the Great Animal Brass Band Street Parade, Reserved Seateoneale Hnnter drng store. A SILVER PITCHER, Represented here Ipy the cut, but at K. Seutter's you will tind a great assortment of choicest Water, Sirup and Cream Pitcher, of finest Silver Plated Ware. In fact, a superabundant representation of anything in the Silverware line, of my own careful selection while in Xew York. Our cases, besides, are replete with elegant Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Solio Silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, line Umbrellas, Optical tJoons, Toilet Mirrors.

Etc. Please call and see to lie convinced ol above; as also of our continued "Bargain Day" prices, to which we bend on account ol short crops, etc. E. v. LEU AM) TICIAN.

SIF1N AWAY! DECEMBER 22, 1892, BY THE F. H. Gnlletfi Music House -AND- THE STATE LEDGER -TO THE FIVE- Most Popular Young Ladies in the State of Mississippi UMNO! Kimbill New Scale, including Stool A Scarf. A $1 75 PIANO-ORGAN Octave. Including Stool and Scarf.

A Railroad Ticket to World's Fair! Good Going and lletnrning. A $35 GUITAR with case. A $25 MANDOLIN with case The Instruments above describ ed are now on exhibition at the F. If. fi ul ledge Music House, 205 State Jackson, Miss.

IANO CONTEST I cast one vote for Miss -for- THE $500 PIANO Signed- TIIE VOTE. Misp Iota Tapley Miss arnnener Comfort Misf Fannie Miss Lnla Mnrphy Miss Mary Edwards Miss AllieUibbs Miss Itassia MiB8 Koeella Thompson Miss Carry Evans Miss Bessie May Miss May O'eulliran Miss Ivy Hilzim Miss Sadie Cooper Miss Marion Clifton Miss Wilhelmena Zaigan Miss Josie Kietti Miss Katie Ash MiB8Iila Webb ss Frank Neil (Raymond) iss Alice Detterl Miss Nellie Perkins Miss Katie Conway Miss Florence Arnier Miss Carrie Broom (Utica) Miss Ue8'a Calbertaon Miss Mai Shelton Miss Snsie Saunders Miss Blanche Chiles Mies Jennie Olson 186 orinne "arios Miss Nannie Whittlington i8 Lena Dnrfey Miss Theresa Selser (Edwards) Miss Lena McKee Miss (inssie Fotkes Miss Florence Kivers (Pocahontas) MiFs Marian Nixon (Edward-) Miss Florence (JanLerry Miss Krnma Wolff Miss Ma tie ttanndera Miss Annie -tf Miss Mamie Moore (Flora) Mis KesKie aswnly, 1 lrmkhuvMi) Miss I'jurie Kedding, (Hnztohnrst) ..2484 21tU ..1500 13M I'm ..1015 810 800 475 412 815 814 257 250 214 181 161 150 145 140 131 115 Ill 108 10 101 82 70 58 45 41 39 S3 32 22 21 21 15 15 10 3 2 2 Candies for sale at Hughes A Mosby's nriig NIGHT SCHOOL, Capital Commercial College, 18P2-93, Opens October 31. For terms, apply at the Coliaga. o25 lm hHAllP DtDrREE. FroDriatora Senator Sherman does not believe there are going to be any radical chan -in our monetary system under the new administration.

The most aggravated cases ot rheumatism have heen spediiy and permanently cured bv Sl nation Oil. Every one should have it. 25 cents. Utioa, Maaeh 11, ISrJ. Dr.

Tichenor's Antiseptic is an excellent remedy for wounds, burns and sore th roat. V. .1 Coo per, ere Fag. That tired feeling, nervousness, irregularities, suppression, and all diseases of th9 female organs are Immediately relieved and promptly cured by using the great Southern favorite, Creole Female Tonic a rti i March 15, 1 r2. I can recommend Dr.

Tiehenor's Antiseptic for soe throat. F. A. Chiles, Pro. Hotel.

Sold on It Merits. Preston's Head-Ake is an unfailing cure lor any and every form of headache in 15 minutes. It is guaranteed to do that or money refunded. All Hemorrhage are quickly controlled by the great household remedy, Pond's Extract. Trade mark outside each bottle on buff wrapper.

Floka, Aug. 18, 12. Dr. Tiehenor's Antiseptic has given perlect satisfaction in this part of the State. i.

S. Noble, Merchant. Opera House JOS. DREYFUS, Manager. Monday, Nov.

28th. ONE NIGHT ONLY. The Celebrated ComedienDP, Miss VERNONA JARBEAU In her brilliant liinsical comedy, gTA LIGHT gTARLIGHT Stll'POHTKD BY Her own company of comedy ami mimical talent. Everything nw '1 he Latent Novelties The Widow's Chorus an I Dance. Also ibs bean'egreat song''Nig-Ber and the H-e "riligo," "Where Are Vou (f iing My Pretty Maid." Jkkk I).

Bkknstkin, Prop, and Mgr. Heats now on sale at J. K. Hunter drug store. QUKEN ORESCENT ROUTE Excursion to Jackson, Miss.

November 23d, 1802, Account Democratic Jublilee. Konnd trip excursion tickets will be sold to Jackson, and half fare, on all regular trains of Nov. goid to return on regular trains of Nov. and 24th, account Democratic Jubilee. 1).

ii. Kuwabds, U. P. T. A.

Plumbing. Tlie undersigned is engaged in the plumbing business in Jackson, and would appreciate the business given me. I warrant my work to ie good and satisfactory. Call and see me at 1 3 South State, Jackson, Miss. sep2liim HKBER CIIILDKES.

Citron, Prunes, Raisins, Currants, Dried Figs, Maple Sugar -AT- A. VIRDEN'S. Do you wear the John Cleary $2 Shoe? A shoe with a record. For Ladies, Gents, Boys and Girls. JOHN CLEARY'S, 314 South State ansr 22 i CRYSTAL LENSES TMAOC MAMK.

ftw-Jt7 rirrt tai Ahnyt. Dr. G-. K. HARRINGTON DRUGGIST, Has exclusive sale of these celebrated glasses in Jackson, Miss.

ellam Moore, The only Manufacturing: Opticians in the outh, Atlanta, ua. Pedlers are not supplied with these famous glasses. 4 LANDS -AND- CITY LOTS FOR HALE- Invefii igate This Alxjnt 8 acres of land, with large residence, joining the 1'oindezter place, (City Park) known as t.ie Kimball homefctead, beautiful lawn and shade, for only $15,000, on terms to unit. In nve years this dace ought be worth $15,000 rr more. Consider This 15000 acres of good X'ine and hardwood timbered land in Winston county.

Miss, for $2,000 cash. This will beat Chattanooga investments, and lb as well worth and can be sold for $10,000 as $2,000. This is only open for 5 days. 1 will explain the location and possibilities of this to any party, meaning business, who may call. Kesidence six rooms, cistern and all ecessary bnildings, and 45 acres good land, finely improved, 4 miles north of Jackson: accessible Millsape College; frnit trees.

Price, $1,500, one-third cash, balance 1 and 2 years at per cent; Four and one- half acres, known as the Fitzgerald place, west of the Poindexter place, with comfortable honee, good garden, $1,1100 one-half cash, balance 1 year, 8 per ceut. That beantifnl property heretofore knowb as "Virden tract," southwest of the Union Depot, facing on (jallatin street; has been laid off into lots, with broad streets and avenues. Call early and make a selection of one rf these most eligible residence lots. 14 lots, beantifnl location, high, overlooking the country for miles aronnd in front of Mill- saps College 1'nrnell Addition, DOWN CHKAP. Bend me all the property yon have for sale Land titles and land matters beforeany land office at Jackson promptly looked aftr.

Thirteen years in the business. If von have enrplns of cash call and see me and place it in tne safest security REA I. KSTATK. Geo. W.

Carlisle, Oflice in State Capitol, First Floor, JackHoit, Miss. Jackson Bank SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Availing Itself of the right given in its charter, the Jackson Bank opens a Savings Department op AUGUST 15.: This department will be under the same management ae the Jackson Bank. Offering as it does to its depositors, the unusual large security of paid up capital, it confidently ea-pects a liberal share of patronage. Savings Banks are established for small depositors, affording the laborer a chance to placa his earnings at interest.

Deposits received from 50 ctp. up." Read slip published by this Bank, containing rules and other matter. Office in Jackson Bank open daily from 9 a. m. to 3 p.

m. except Saturday, when the Savings Department will remain open til! 8 p. m. There is also open a Safe Deposit Department in one of the largest Fire and Burglar proof vaults the city. Jno.

McDonnell, Thos. McClellako. W. J. Davis.

It. Saunders, Wirt Adams, Jas. B. Ross. P.

W. Peeples, w. W. Stone, It. Griffith, G.

Y. Freeman, A. M. Nklson. W.

Peeples, President, R. L. Saunders, Vice-President, A. it. Nelson, Cashier.

g3 tf. West Jackson, KKW ORLEANS, LA THE BEAUTIFUL THE IjllOUT LINE XO-MERIDIAN" lilRMINCJHAM, CHATTANOOGA, MO ILK, CLNCINATT1, SKLMA.J illONTtiO.HKUY, AND Savuntiali, AiiiiHtn Coluruhia, ('harlesttui. Direct connection at hattaii ga, Kid llle, Asheville, Lynchbnrg, Charbitle, Wilmington, llaleigh, Norfolk, Uichmond, and ihe summer resorts of Virginia. The Short line via Cincinnatti li CHICAGO, NIAGARA FALLS, CLEVELAND, and BUFFALO, CANADA NEW YORK, BOSTON, The Andirondaes and WhiteMomi tains, the New England Citie ami all points North and East. All through trains pans aronnd the Ijrho of Lookout Mountain, along the shore th Emory Hiver, over the famous High lii iiii; and through the Blue Gratis region of Kn-tucky to theCentral Union DeiMit, where connection is made for the North and EaM without transfer, through the city.

OnlvOne Chaneeof Cars to L.miMville Close Connections at Jackson and Merhiimi for MEMPHIS, MOBILE and NEW OKI.KANS. Direct connections at Shrvveport transfer for HOUSTON, GALVESTON, DALLAM. FOllT WOKTH, LITTLE KOI And Points in Texas.Arkansas, Indian Territory, Colarado, Kansas, Mexico, and California. Puiluihu Bonidor Slet'iing (-ars ON ALL TH HOUGH TKAINM. For rates, county maps, time cards, etc.

call on or addrf-HH V. Kit ETCH Alt, T.T Agt. Jackfion, Mibs. A. J.

CHAPMAN. Arent, Jackson. I. HAKDY. A.

G. P. Vickstmr, MUs. D. MlLI.Et, D.

G. EUWAltUS. Traffic Manager, G. P. A T.

Au't. 3incinntti, O. Cincinnati Yazoo Mississippi Valley Railroad. HOHEDCI.K IN XFFKOT OOTORKR 2, 12. Ijeaves Aran's 8 p.m.

New Orleans 8 a.m. m. p.m. Baton Itouge 5:1 1 a.m. 1 I1 p.m.

11A)0 p.m. Harristou a.m. a Arrives Ijmivhs 7)0 p.m. 5:20 a.m. Natchez p.m.

7 a. Ijeaves Arrive 2ri p.m 8:30 p.m. Natchez 4:20 a.m. 11 a.m. Arrives Ijeaves 6KWp.m.

Vieksburg 12:45 ngt. 8.w a Iifavei Arrivci! 7:15 a.m. 10:55 rigt Vieksburg 12:35 ngt Arrives Ihvos 10:37 a.m. 10:37 a.m. Greenville 8:30 p.m 8:15 p.m, Helena 5.15 p.m.

W'a iu 5:10 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Memphis 5:10 p.m. IU5 a.m 2:85 p. m.

Leaves 4AK) in. Arrives 4:15 p. m. twelves p. m.

Arrives Natchez llarriston Harristn Kaymond Jack non Arrives 11:30 a. Luaves IU.hi'i a. Arrives a. Arrives 7:1" a. 7:40 p.m Arrives Uiavee The only line running solid trains bet wenu NEW Olil.F.ANM A1M1) KM I'll 1M.

carrying Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars in both directions, thus assuring passenrs a speedy and comfortable journey. For rates and other information, apply to all agent, or to A. II. HANSON, General Passenger Agtf. Chicago, ill.

Jame Dinkins, Division Passenger Agsnt, Memphis. I'enn. apl 13 lyil JACKSON DIRECTORY. J7UANK JOHNSTON, ATTOHNEY AT LAW, Practices ia trie Supreme and Federal com is of thebtWe and all th courts of Jackm n. Jackson, Mi b.

Otlice over National Hank. Dp. Harry H. Hughes, Ofijee at Hughes A Mosby's Drug Store ju'y 13 3 The Little Shop Around the Corner. DAUPHIN, Manufacturer of Fine Boots and Shoes Repairing neatly done.

Opposite Cit' Hall, Jack son, IViiss. H. M. TAYLOR Contractor ami Builder and lTnder-tfker. Shop and Warerooius, ill and 1 13 West Pearl street.

In the business 30 years. Metalic. and Wooden Caskets always on hand. ot: 1,12 ly LUTHER MANSHIP, Manager for K. Manehip, DnmbiDg in all its Branches.

Hot and Cold Water Services a specialty. Lavatory and Drainage, Fountain, Bath Tubs, Sinks of every description. All woik done in best, style. JSettst arltal Street. sep 28 ly Anselm 11.

Jayne. Joeph (I. Ward. JAYNE WARD, Attorneys at Zjaw Office In Gray-McWiUie Baildlng Up-Btairs. JACKSON.

MISSISSIPPI. Pi act ice in all the courts. State and Federal UississiDni. C. M.

Williamson. W. H. Potter Williamson Potter, attorneys-at-law. JACKSON, MISS.

Office in Harding Building. JyJ 0(1 ENT MoWlbblK, A TTORNK YiS-A T-LA Office la Uray-Mc Willie BnildiriK, np-etairs, Jackson. Miss dll ly Dr. Walter L. Jones, Hbaduatk BALT1MOHE DI2NTAL COLLEGE.

Office. Gray-McWillie Bnild'g, Jackson, Miss All operations, including Gold and Porcelain, Crown and Bridge Work, executed in the most artistic and approved manner. I will make it to yonr interest tc call on me. DR. A.

H. HILZIM. Dental Rooms, 110 STATE S-ntRKT. Jackson, Missv over Montgomery's Shoe Store. dlO ly.

ESTABLISHED 1M8. E. D. PATTON WATCHMAKER and JEWELER. 2VC- SOUTH STATE ST II EE Dea.er Watches, Clocks, Jawelry, Spectacles.

Watches, locks and Jewelrs repaired and etc, warranted. "uiic age respectfully solic- dS-ly E. APIERCE, M. Homeopathist. Office over First National Bank.

Iackson. Hotel Denechaud. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nos. R8 to 64 Carondelet corder Perdido.

ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. ThpTA ia Rotann.r. I 11-- Hotel. Urw6d ary totima for Families and ommercLalTraTelers. ap4 lx.

A 1 Jackson, but "Mr. Shultz" keeps things juovine in an interesting direction..