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1861,

FSEY &CARTWEIGHT, General Commits
aiou Merchant. aealtT. ia VINES, Liquors
sud Cigars, have u.orHl I l5l Main street lhfe~
I1l.~s aB8v- the Dgertnn Hotel, where they
Iii a. constantly receiving cOusignmeuts nom
nrst hands. which they will sell very low FOR
Glsh on ely acceptance. Particular attention
- "A 60 Cation and Produce. laHh q
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HUsBAND-WHIPPING.-Mrs. Bridget
Harrigau made complaint against her
iiege lord, Michael Harrigan, to Squire
Lee, and prayed hat a warrant might
issue for llis arrest and trial for mall
treatment Of her. his lawful wife.
Prayer OF complainant being granted,
Michael was arrsigned before Squire
Lee yesterday afternoon, and bound over
in the sum of $1,000 to keep the peace to-
ward her, cor any other man"
Michael gave bond and then had a war
rant issued for her arrest On a charge Of
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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GRAND BALL AND SgiEEE-Ihe st.
Andrews society will celebrate the birth
day OF Robert Burns on the 18th instant,
uy a grand ball and >niree at the Green
law opera ball, iu q manner that viii not
only be q credit 90 them but q pleasure
TO an who attend. We understand they
are making grand preparation, and that
the committee on arrangements intend
that nothing shall be wanting tlat viii
tend to the comfort and entertainment
Of the guests. Prof Witless will he
there with his celebrated brass band, 20
discourse sweet music as Le emily can do
H. with has well known assistants. The
slpper, We are told, is to be something
Better than We have been used 20 see
even on such occasions. One 81 The best
restaurant keepers ia Che city has been
employed for that purpose, 81 he in
tends 10 display his -kiion THY occasion.
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Addy, Hull & Co, Of New Orleans,
sum up the cotton business Of the week
ending Saturday last, at that port, as fol-
lows : We have to report for the week
a dull and inactive market, with small
sales, and a strong tendency at the close,
to easier rates. Many factors, although
anxious to realize, were 10th TO submit
to the heavy concessions demanded by
buyers, while the latter, in anticipation
Of further unfavorable advices, were
equally Indifferent about operating.
The sales foot up IS. 900 bales, against
32,050 last week, and q, 300 the week be-
fore. The receipts at this port since
September lst, excluding the arrivals
from Texas, Florida and Mobile, are
370,40 bales, against 365, S52 bales, at
this date last year; and the decrease in
the receipts at all the ports up to the
latest dates, in comparison with last
year, are I42, 219 bales. In the exports
from the United States to foreign ports,
there is a decrease of III $40 bales.
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AHR4@ 9aAHANN
Adviees from RIO 10 the Sd state that
the Amazon river, up to Cautines, has
been thrown open to the trade of all ma
tons. This will be- good news to Dick
Johnson and others who intend to m
igrate.
A company has been organized for
bridging the Mississippi at st. Louis.
Ten delegates, from New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, will be in
vited to attend a convention next month
for the consideration Of measures for the
improvement Of the upper Mississippi
river. Over seven hundred delegates
will be invited from the cities and towns
Of Ohio, Mississippi, Illinois, Missouri
and river valleys. Railroad fare and
expenses for delegates while there, will
be paid out Of the fund raised for that
purpose.
FoR VICKsBURG.-The reliable and
popular packet Platte Valley, with Can't.
W. II. Blake 10 command, viii leave
this day for Vicksbdrg an" the bends.
Messrs. Isaacs and Blake, her clerks, are
both cleve gentlemen Larry Harm
5tad d Co. agents.
FOR WHITE RIvER.-The J. s. Nc
Cuue, Morg. Bateman master, will leave
OF Thursday for all points as absve. w.
J. johnson, agent.
For NEW ORLEANs-The swift pas
seuger steamer Olive Branch will leave
for New Orleans ami way points, this
day, at ) pm. She has a magnificent
cabin, courteous officers, and is in all re-
spects a first-class passenger steamer.
Mr.. Jim Sayres is herpasseuger agent,
and Larry Harmstad eco, her business
agents.
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-The fine
steamer Only Chance il the only chance
10 get to Little Rock and Fort Smith to-
day. This is a chance which should not
be neglected, for such a chance does not
happen often. There is no chance about
her leaving, for she will 20, surely.
Capt. Smith takes all the chances, and
viii be found a good officer. Larry
Harmstad & Co, agents.
For New ORLEANS-The fine steamer
Louisville, Capt. Ross, will be in port 70
leave to-day at 5 pm for the Crescent
city. She is a No. / steamer and a good
passenger boat. w. j. johnson, and
Larry Harmstad & Co., agents.
For ST. LOCS-PO-day at 5 pm. the
St. Louis packet cOmpany's steamer, G..
w. Graham, with careful and attentive
officers in charge, will back out TOR Cairo
and st. Louis. At the former place she
connects with the cars for all points
north and east. Capt. w. G. Postal is
superintendent, and Billy Dill will give
inf rmatiOu to passengers.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL, J
MEMPHIS, January b, 1907. )

OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL, :
MEMPHIS, January ID, lbs. )
There is an easier state OF the money
market TO report 10Y than last week.
Customers find less difficulty in getting
accommodation, but the rates are yet
quite high, being fully II per cent. on
first class paper. Money is more easy
upon the street than for several weeks
back, and good commercial paper Is
taken at 2 TO q per cent. per month.
We learn OF four transactions in govern
ment securities. Gold has ~fuetuated
slightly, but brokers now pay SIC for all
offered.
Silver is s~caree-buying at "A to 25e,
and selling at p to 28c.
The demand for city scrip Is dali and
inactive. We quote heavy at . buy
ing, and selling at So TO 60c.
The demand for county warrants IL
not active, aud prices are barely sus-
tanned at SOC buying-selling at So to9oc.
There is some change to note in ex-
chsnge-buying at to of, and check
ing at parsto of.
1t will be seen that banks Of all states
have declined very heavily since our
last. Banks OF our own state continue
firm st our quotations Of last week, ex-
cept the Bank Of Chattanooga, which
has gone down from 20 to l5c. There Is
hit little uncurrent money offered for
sale, and our brokers do not show much
disposition to purchase. Our quotations
viii be found correct
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had a corresponding efTeeton the market
here, and holders were firm ia theii
views, and asked full prices. We learned
Of sales OF middiing at 304 to 31Ie. Re
ceipts, 1907 bales shipments, $3.50 bales.
MoNDAY-The market was dull, and
only a few sales OF moment we're made
during the day. Mlddling sold at 30 TO
BE. Holders do not seem as anxious to
sell as they did q few days ago. Receipts
since Saturday night, 3716 bales ship
ments for the same time, 2l62 bales.
TO-DAY-There was only limited in
quiry ut yesterdays figures. One lot Of
3 bright style Of middling was sold at
our outside quotation. The market
could be called heavy throughout the
day. Receipts, 1000 bales; shipments,
367 bales. Total receipts for the week,
IL 1855 bales; shipments for the same
time, 1852 bales. We do not change
quotations
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AN EXCITING ClENEs- e~ttaaaA al
;eruu0n a very exciting scene occurred
near the Catholic church on Adams
street. IL seems that a negro man was
driving an express wagon, in which was
a little boy of some ten summers, the son
II MIR. McEwen Of the firm Of Taylor,
McEweu q 60 When near the corner
Of Main aud Adams streets the negro
boy left the vehicle for the purpose OF
,rausaciiug some business. In the mean
time the horses took fright and started
eastward a. q break mech speed. AssOou
as the negro discovered the situation he
started after them crying to stop The
wagon as there was q little boy in it. A
large crowd gathered i'm every direction
and the melropolitaus used every en-
deavCT To stop The spead Of the horses.
The negro, however, followed and finally
reached the horses, when ne laid hold OF
The bride and succeeded in checking
their speed. The poor fellow felt much
relieved when he saw that the boy was
not hurt, though the little fellow had been
terribly frightened. When the run away
was al its hight every n thought there
was no possibility Of saving the boy and
it was Gully 10y q miracle that he escaped
death.
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LECTURE "A course of lectures are at
present being given at the Congrega-
tiunal Union church, on Union street,
between Second and Third streets, for
the benefit Of that temple Of Divine wor-
ship. We are told that so far they have
been very interesting, and the purpose
for which they are given IS of such woT-
thy nature that the church should be
crowded nightly. An extremely inter
esting lecture Will be delivered this even
ing, and we trust a large attendance viii
be present. Doors open at 7 commence
at u o'clock. Tickets on sale at BE
locks, C~haInberlin's and Tayg's.
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STRIKING A WOMAN.-Mr. Justice
Creighton issued q warrant yesterday for
the arrest of a negro named Charlie,
charged with striking q female of the
same persu lsion named Harriet Hale,
with an iron bar, inficting two severe
wounds in The head. Bad bog, Charlie a;
a long term in the state peuitentiary
would do Won good.
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Robes de Chambre at cost. Drake
& Co, 277 Nam street. jGl3-3t.
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Via Ma C. r. r., Washington, p. 70 hIgn'
mcnd Va Columbus, Ga. augusta, ga ~
hle. Ala, .nd all stations o. ~ C. K L., a.
Eis. Zen. r. r. ats pm.
Mobile a Ohio r. r. ais pm
Via diss. & Tenn. =. r., New creams -
Jackson. Miss, Eicksbgrg, Mss ana Al s14'
tons on Miss. q Tenn k- X, 81 J. IN
southern r k. at 3 q. m.
n. %. q. N. F. r. asa p m.
Via Mem. a. louisville r. r. Loui Fille, hYa
CinrirnsfL Ohio, Baltimore, Md-, Phiadel phla
Pa. New YORK, Il. T., q al eastern ciueS' a.
3 p IL. a~-o Msu,
Ffownsviuef Tenn n All stations on meil'
ONO r. r., at 8p. NJ. III
Cairo, III, Chicago, 49,, -. LOUIS Aio-' anu a'
westera ciueH, ut3 D. IN u,...
iitife Rock r. r., and a.. Lanuins on nAt
Pine E,uG. Ark, and Landings on afhEhAas
Giver. E~-ni-weckiy, tuesdays and Fridays.
Miss. River fom Memphis 10 Cairo ave times
a week.
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Come unto US. all We that are shiv-
ering with the cold blasts Of winter.
and we VIII C oth5 you IN elegant
style-for cash. Drake e Co, 2T7
Nam street. Jal3-3.
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NOTICES.


there VIII be no bills paid by the steamer
gfE VERNON unless ordered by the Captain
~ f9+rk J. =. Hltk~.
Bulletin and Ayslauche copy. aub u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 HORSE STOLEN
y 50 kEN ARD-Du the night OF D+ceihott
Slsr AT WAS, tOieu from the 5 "a dc OF the SUD
z-rIsef. one ana a-hal!m miles north or tbs city,
on the Memphis aud zig creek > auk road one
HORSE, min or ten years old biacA niithe
nd tail. one while foot just uJ IstlocE JOINT,
aud dent la forehead Just below LEFT eyc :, aIo1
% all four IeeL- Also, a hight rDfrei mole
MILE. about four years Old, short coupled
Tump and having saddle and collar marks on
bach aud top e neck, e-Opp.d name and tail,
and a little spot Just behlnu her rEht ear, suod
IN mont feet viii g We Fly Dollars reward
far return OF either animal, and uEe Hundred
scr apprehensiUu OF and pro9f 70 convict lae
atts rf4uS Z,g-1 I0HN 4. WALKER
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81. LOUIS, Mo.-Fai'er, Ford & Co,
cotton and tonacco factors, commission
merchants and manufacturers agents,
No. - South Main street. tou-igu-
ments and orders solicited. Refer to
Ieftwich. Cash 81 Co, johnson *
Wright, :. Nj. Cr0wGer & Co, Mem
uhis August. Belmont * Co, bankers,
New York: Dana, Fuller * Co, Boston (;
IN RI national bank, and the leading
business houses OF St. Louis.
ialG 81
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70 TIE LAplES.--rira,- call at ba. -38
Main ,irpel. and 81 n-sS TIE NhegleF o
EljsOn Sewing Nadine Inn tuck.
f~li. gather, cord, Brald ctC-aHd yOB Witl
Fpadily See uHF II takes the GTsI pre-
mium at ali H0BiH. MAZE and COUNTY
Fairs when On exhibition. Eli biHs Of
WORK dOne az redGCed prices. The best
Of machine slIh and thread always on
hand a. the ~SatesrO0Di. jaI5 q
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RUNAWAY.-Ihe horses attached TO a
wagon on Main street, near Winchester,
yesterday, became frightened and started
peI nell down the street. When they
reached the Ogert0n hotel they cOllided
with q milk wagon, upsetting it, splitting
the milk III every direction, and throw
ing the money till Of the concern in
every direCtiak. after which the animals
broke loose aKm the wagon. They were
caught selF8l squares below, and it
seemed - miracle TO us that they
did not % lnOre Hamare.
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L.
Mississippi Gotten Plantation for Sale

rONTAISISG go acres, entire seeuen under
t-u,a 81 In high stale Of cultivation, good
frame dwelling house with uNe rooms ela
mouse. al necessa4y out houses, orchard, etc
AN IN gaad order, plenty oil good water Bpo1
team fodder. nav. oats. com, Eilltug hoEh,
stock OF every Kind usually found ON a iafIh.
utensils OF all kinds ia TACT, ever thlng com
..i-rr n, carry ON "A well conducted iarm Tor sale.
= Iary- humb-T Of the hands now on the place
WiIl remain, iTdesirsd. In u good healthy ioea-
1f.n couNrs -ut 10 church aud schs OILS and
V.ry convenient TO the allrOad-abou thirty
nye miles mona the cts. Parties Gaining soon
can make lioeTsl and easy lerms For LurlLei
Information callOn ErFkE-Nt LAIhM nil
a co. No. DO Main street, Aemphis Tenn,
ms farm d. offered for thirty lays, as the parry
nov on 30 wlll keep everything Ia goo order
and geL hands - WORK ul- place and VIII or
liver egeTythl.E over 10 tuc puFch SeI, ana
give Immediate pasa-ssiou- becL' In
l. l. uLN.A. W. =. EeA.l-
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FOR RENT.

EOK Il ENT-
Three Room. in Gayuso Block suitable Tor
Sleeping Rooms. Inquire at 81 Naia street
janis lw
II . X r f. y r
The large Hall in Gayos Block, known 81.
t,agusp HAL. suItAbl. FOR societies, rells Gus or
secular. Inquire Al ~ Main street. Jau'5 lw
NO II r. n u
Two large Front Rooms. suitable for a small
raTnl y. al 50 per month Possession given i'm
meIiately. Inquire Al No. % Charleston ave
noe. al tie g Ocery store. Jaul'5t
NOR RENT
Store House, No. a. North Court street In
O. IaeQu-uCs of the prraeut occupants rviruN-
iua ID a larger house, the above place Is Tor
rent. Inquire on the premises. novN II
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EPOLEN

-
From the Undersigned on the night o. the
af-f rr,ul the ressd-ucs OF the subscriber, On
Auction street. between Second and Third one
blH-k horse MULE about Is hands high. with a
large scar on len fcIa shoulder, and one BAY
maze NgLE, about l4k hanis high, ami very
tulu. with a scar on the len hip liberal re-
ward vii be paid lCT tlelr recovery ana oe-lF-
erv 4, HAIRY LAWS,
- m anrFfgn ErrnaE.
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Agents ApPeaL--R. T. BRUzBY q SONS,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ga, are sole
agents fer the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
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BKOkE LOOSE

Prom No. - Madison street, on Wednesday
evening, one seTrel MJLk, 10 or Y years 'Ia,
medlura size. with saddle and harness MARKS,
81 & all arc nd aud had ON an old Birdie. \
liberal rewsrd viii be pad Ga GelVerF Of said
mule at No. IS Madison street ceelO II
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ksuaOgaI.-Dz. Morlmore q PayHs have re-
moved their Office from the Commercial Hotel
70 the Worsham House, Room No. q, (the one
occupied by Dr. Mortfmore the past four years.,
where all, who desire 70. can consult them and
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THE ARyABE-At the Arcade, 1856
Main street, 300 settS of harness viii be
added SO our trade sale, Thursday, the
l1th. LOOK sharp. tyce, Craft Co,
a~ucti0Heerz-
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VARIABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, Miss.

,r,9ys Tract causists Of Eight Huudred Acres,
live Hundred Di whleh are c-ealS-i ~
'i1yinv 4 : year 1850 AID b now ~ 2 good con
.iIfion Tor q crop for toe 8Saf ieot- 4hs LHealV,
- Wv desirable. aud nas confoftas4e Capinn
EXCELLENT Water. AID - new steam 5aNlnll
aud Gmhopse Mules aud sarnlpe Zen
80 ie UuTcha.ei ou the Place ana many
FIseduiru nov IN tie place co $50 pe lLduoeu
- stsy. should any one OF means qealie 10
t,laut. "A liberal c~Jpartnership y ouele4 -
For tnrsher be- formation apply % IL bNSb1
or p ~. APPERS N & co, M-lnphl- 4enh-
This place Blfl be Offered for 48iity Las41
Eluh I'm A. L.
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BOARDING.
WANTED

BOARDING.
A few Baar3-rs can Ind good acnommota-
Hons al So-S o Court sheet extended. laJ 90
DOARDERS WANTED
Two pleasant Front Rooms, with Board. can
he Ohtaiued in = private FIRMLY also, bay
BOHriers wanted al No - Liuden street
Terms moderate, and convenient ta the Main
Aireet ears. Janis g"
BOARD AND LODGING
front Rooms for gentleman and vile also,
gGpd recommendation mr single gentlemen, by
nv application al 81 Madison st iau5 lm
u . A r d \ G.
Good Board and pleasant Rooms at q Prone
made -treet. decG I'm
ID y A r ID l y C.
Several very desl1abie rooms handsomely
furnished, for families Or single gsntIenon, can
he had with board. on resSonau-e terms, at 20
Adams street uecio Ut
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FOR SALE.

Il . r 5 \ l. E
one l2-Horse Power Engine an Boiler com
LTNE 4 MALLOS,
fafrss qvy eGf Main street.
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LARRY HARMsTAD q CO. Agents
JIM SANEElS, Gen. Pas. Agt.
yanlo Hharfboat Or q Jefsrson e.
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FElIPEMS APPEAL
lMoe-NO. Is aladls0a Stress.

wEDNEsDAY:s.s. JANUARY 81. 1897
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shaw's. Blankets Gad Ovsrcoats
very low nj Drak-'s, PIT Main
street. Ial3-Gt.
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To Hon, VIM. P kellogg. col ect0r OF Gus. oms,
New Orleans, La.
Capt. Burnett, of st. Louis, has con
traeted at Madison, Ind, for a new boat
Tor n keOkuk trade. She will be $50
feet long, 40 feet beam, s feet hold, and
26-inch cylinder. She will De set ID on
the marine ways as soon as the Rich
mOnd takes water.
The Mercury and Laurel Hill were
both advertised TO leave Louisville on
Monday last.
We are happy to state that our e.
teemed fellow-citizen, Capt. James T.
Bourne, who has been laid I'D for the
past few days by a severe cold, will be
out again to-day.
) ateneut OF pilots and engineers who have
appeared before the various local boards dur
ing the year enuing September -, 1856:
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coal. Adopted.
FIRE COMMITTEE.
Alderman Smith, chairman, submitted
a report suggesting the removal Of De-
Soto fire engine No. 3 to No. engine
house on DeSoto street. Adopted.
MARKET COMMITTEE.
Alderman eD0nuell submitted an
ordinance repeating the existing ordi-
nance allowing the selling of meats in
stores and by huckSters. Passed on its
second and final reading.
Alderman Shaw, from the special COM
mittee, appointed to investigate the cause
OF the fire ON Madison street and the
condition Of the building, submitted a
report suggesting an ordinances be passed
controlling the erection of buildings and
providing that good means Of egress be
provided in all such buildings.
Alderman Powers presented a petition
from Mrs. Bankhead, requesting permits
sion to erect a ram house on the corner
Of OvertOn and Chickasaw streets within
/ the fire limits.
Alderman Townsend objected to grant
ing the prayer Of the petition.
Alderman Passmore was in favor Of
granting the petition. In a former in
/ stance q rich man had got permission Of
/ the like kind, and he was in favor OF
granting 10 The poor the same privileges
that were granted to the rich and he
7 would in all cases legislate equally for
tie poor as the rich. Granted.
Alderman Passmore F.: The petition OF
| Taos. J. Doyle requesting permission to
erect similar sheds to those now on the
lot for the purpose Of a wagon yard.
! Granted.
a number Of petitions were received,
and their prayers granted that the taxes
on property be RENTED while such prop
erty was in possession Of the United
States.
Alderman Lemon presented "A petition
from II. II. Higbee, the president Of the
school board, Ssking 9 further appropri.
alton of $4,000 for the erection OF school
houses. Rejected.
A petition was received from George
Hook and A. Haskell, asking permission
70 erect q frame house on the corner o.
| Jackson and Promenade streets. Re
ferred 10 the fire committee.
Charles WolmRn asked 10 be Above,
10 open 2 gallery of arts on Main street
consisting of statuary and paintings, fre,
of license. Granted.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Passmore, in favor o
LAYING down sidewalks on certain streets
Referred 70 the Improvement committee
Alderman Smi' b-fO lay down a bet
ar sidewalk Ia the vicinity OF the mar
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BOARDING.-Three or four respectable
families, or several single gentlemen,
can be accommodated with nice rooms
and boarding, by applying ct 1914 Second
street. HOV-0-i.
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Te the rntron- ar tlie Appeal.

WANTED-Boy wanted to take charge
of n route. For further particulars in
quire Of l.. Davies, a. this office.
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DOR SALE

A me stock OF Harness, SaddleTy and Harness
uA-dwars. Fixtures. Tools, snd every requisite
Al rut-class estnbl ishDleut. sold Ouiy tee Use
domestic circumstances ]. QulTe q change ot 5Ls-
luegg. II applied for soon. The stand, winch Is
very fsvarsbly located. can be rented for a
longer time than the present lease. Apply At
JOSEPH uWORACkS \,
ocftf No. III Main, near Poplar 8 rect
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How 10 use a snail yaPislI 20 the best
ldFaHt sgr.-5yeTj 50fy should call 81
a0S ErgHI Ron, agd examine heBdf fSOn's
PianIeF-' ana farmers Loom. iEWrsVes
four tim - fast IS the C%Fdiaary hand
loom. The right to make and sell a. b.
disposed Of on reasonable Ies ms. over
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