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rT1nIRTY YEARS Experience in the treatment @
NTAXIMs for BUSINESS MEN.

When n business man reaches the point where he
thinks that he cnuot spHre auy time to examine sour
ces of financial and commercial information, he may
safely conclude that his curine-s IL not well managed
When a business man finds himself in Il financial
situation embarrassing that he afford to pos
every publication tha wnnd throw more light up
pn his business transactions, he should not delay IN
hour, but arrange ~ once with an auconeer 10 close
ovt his stock TO the highest bidder.
The above MaXims are taken from the columns Of the
NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL which l. the best us
well of the largest mercantile newspapers pub
lished in the United States Its market reviews and
carefully revised list OF Ohberi prices. embracing al
most every vuntable article Cf chandse, together
with its judicous editorials. fill more Than thiryfye
i35) columns every week The subscription price l.
ouy s 90 per y-ar ess than cents per week, and
les than Ia cents per day Parties desiring 10 uos
dress The Y. MERcANTILE JOURNAL Co., $50 Fear
street, N. Y. City. Bin
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We do not wish to inform you, IeaucI tLay Ia. " on
derfu any other man. has discovered remedy that
cures Consumption when the lungs half consumed
in short will all diseases, whether OF body mind,
estate, make live for ever, and let death play for
want OF work. and is designed to make our sublunary
sphere bissful Paradise to which Heaven Itself shall
be but side show. You have heard enough Of that
kind of humbuggery and we do not wonder that you
by this time, have become disgusted with it, But when
lively the worst OF CataITh, only assert
that which thousands testify to Try it, and you
will be Convinced We will pay $500 REWARD for case
OF CatarTh cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
PRICE ONLY SO Cents Sent by mail. postpaid, for
60 CENTS Four packages for 80 co. Doz for $500
Send stamp tor DR.. sages pamphlet on CatarTh.
DIR. SAGE & CO., Proprietors.
Buffalo.
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UNuIS IS NO HUMBUG!

By sending IS cents, with age height color OF eyes
and hair you will receive, by return mail. correct
picture of your future husband wife, with and
date of mai riage. Address w. FOX, P. o. Drawer No
"a FutOuYIlle, n. \ Il
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a.rx-i - y ~ ui =; % = ~

Ladies who wish fair skin and
good complexion, free from Yellow
ish tinSe and MI other dis ,uI cneni,
should use these remedies occas ion-
niiy. Tilt Liver In perfect order, and
tne blood pure, will result in spark
Ting eyes and blooming checks.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using che Btsters
or roEir. In fact, they nrs Family
McdIcinrs. They Gun he .d ~, nis'e erred
Hi!ii perfect safety 10 ~ cEild three
months old, the most delicate female,
OF n man OF ninety.
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Thousands of letters have been re-
ceivrd, testifEing to the virtue of these
remedies.
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CLEAR, smooth skin and beautiful complexion
"A follows the use of Helmbed's Concentrated Ex-
trac OF sersapsrills
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
~ cellent medicine enjoys,
N1~5 a is derived from its cures,
m T. "A many Of which are truly
~SEAS==-z.sss99 marvellous. Inveteratc
~ Wv cases of Scrofulous dis.
II M ease, where the system
~ ~ seemed saturated with
"a eA-GA corruption, have been
S4E}-I3 purified and cured by it.
< Scrolulous affections and
N 80 disorders, which were ag
= Sssszzssl.4e5,azZ gravated by the scrofu
lous contamination until
they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every Sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
= be informed of its virtues or uses
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undelmnes the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeeblng fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again,
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into or other of its hdeou3 FORMS either the
surface or among the vital5 In the latter, tuber-
Giles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows
its presence by erupons on the skin, foul ulcer.
ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sional use of bottle of this Sarsapariild is ad-
visahle, even when no active symptoms of disease
plants generally find immediate relief, and at
length, cure, by the use of this S4RS-IP1RIL-
Tties s. sal. hneys tse sced fGse Tsaa or
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms Of Sc'otuious disease, Also in the
1D Heart Disease. ,OI Fas, 10 EDiepsy. NearGoi@,
and the various Uicerous affections of the muscu-
lar ana nervous systems.
Syphilis or Veneredl and JIercuridl Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
the complaint. LeucOTrhGd or Vhites, Uterine
UIcerations, and Female Diseases, are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc.
tons for each case are found in our Almanac, sup
piled gratis. Rheumatism and GOut, when
caused by accumulations of eXtraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Liver
Complaints, TOrpidity, Congestion or InJidn,-
nation Iicer. and I'll
blood. This S-4RS4PARILLA is a great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are Ldng,tid and Listless, Despon-
dent, SIeeptess, and troubled with Nervous 4p-
71rehensiOns or Fears, any of the affections
symptomatc of Weakness, will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
Dr. j. C. AVER S CO., Lowell. Mass,
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

II. S. MCDONALD & FRANK FOX have established n
FRESH MEAT MARKET IN the location recently oc-
eupied by Geo. Metzger Post Office where they are
prepared to supply the citizens of the borough and vcn-
ity with good wholesome Fresh Meats such as will suit
the taste OF the most fastidious They will also deliver
meats at the residences of their customers three times
per week. as follows viz On BIondys Wednesdays and
saturdays extending each trip TO Cameron and Sterling
liberal share of patronage is solicited
July 2y, lS69.-ly
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HELMBoLD's Concentrated Extract sarsaparilla
III II the great Blood Purifier.
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= READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS.
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief just Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
PTLADELpHIa, MARCH 10Th 1857
ifni "Hogfanis Ge,.,rn Ri t,rs" is not an in!os-
fcHng b,rcrdqe Int is go-' to'iic Uscfd IN Iisor-
dsJs n The dig,siire organs an. Of gycat b,n,fi Is,
cases IF debility and ioH qC Herros action in ne
sysieHs. IoUTs trnlg
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and nd excellent odrnnG for Tanncry The proper
n will be soid at baLgan ms the proprietors being
uon residents, have no use Tor IL
For full daItcula,s address G. c. HARVEY & CO.,
Lock Haven
June II 1S69--tf
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
scih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and Wig us.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-09-03
PROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

FKJM TIUN. JAMES THOMSON,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
PniIADTlpHIA, APRIL 2sth, 1860
Icons'hcr "IIoofiand's German Bit
ters" ru'"0o': nedjciHe In cahe OF at
tscks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsta
can certify this from nY experience
OF IL. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPsON
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Vy,HE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN is the best and cheap
| est Contains the latest improvements Nox llu-
mana and Vox Jubilante j. ESTEY CO., Sole
manufacturers, Brattleboro vt.
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INMPLOYMENT that pays. For particulars, Gndress
Il S. NJ. SPENCER CO., Brattleboro VT
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From REV. JOSEPH IT. KENNARn m

fl"H NM JpoLill II. hENNARD, DID.
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church. phil.delphi.
Dr. JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR I'll hare be,,i freou,,Dyr,.
qsSisd 10 c0litcb my ciM rec0nBlruj161,S az
aB"'d xmas 81 "teacineS, bit regdrding Tie yTuccs
as oW ~ my appropriate SPHERE Ihure in all cgs,s ys-
diRed; out '0h clear prOqf in rarioas Stances and
PaHicWdiy mmy o'oH ffmHy, If The usefulness Of Dr.
Hn9f1HdS GeImun BdfeTs IdepdIf far once from mn
usual coHrSe 10 express my fHH cOHricifqn fhnt f1
general debility If the system. and especially for Liver
o'h, "h' IL Is u sa'o ANA valnnhc preparation. II.
some cases may EH bu usually, ionLt MT IL ,cW
De rery beneficial 10 hoss ,oho Ngsy from NE ADORE
e1"Ses Tours, rfJY resnecfi1Ig,
). H. hENNARD
Eighth, LeiDiV Coates st.
Price OF the Bitters, sl.oO per bottle,
Or, half dozen ior $500,
Price o. the Tonic, $3.50 per bottle.
Or, half dozen for 81 so.
I'll, Tonic is put mp in quart bottles.
Recoiiect that as Or. HoefdnFs German Rep,,ei,,,
mat are SO universally uS'd and 50 higlfg recoin,r,,T
e. ana 40 mt dito'c the Druggist 10 induce you 10
take any thing else that he udy SGg is inst as oo,L he
cause he makes a idrgcr proff on H. Thess RsmrliS,
20 Tie
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 63l ARcH STREET Philadelphia.
CHAs. NJ. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly G. NJ. JACKSON & co.
These Remedies are for sale NV
DruSSists, storckeepers, and Medi-
eiHe Dealers seyeryWhere.
DO not Tge 10 ,oeH tte article NON Lav IL,
sdsr TO get Hf genuine.
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NLTORDS OF WISDOM for Young Men one Ruling
w Passion in Youth & Early manhood, with Self
help for the errng and unfortunate Sent in sealed en-
velepes free of charge Address HOWARD ASSOClA-
TION, Box Z, Hhila. Pa.
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GO A day for all. Address, A. ]. FULLAM, n.
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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET QCiNlNl
N 1t equals tbitierl Quinn Is made ouly by
F. STEARNS Chemist, New York.
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0TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK..

aaA i
NEW ToRK, October 1s.-cotton firm sr-sal,
$500 bales Uplands 24. Flour - superflne
s. 45a5 80. Whisky hrn-Western 81 2laI i2lS
" heatcr,A Amber Tenn, 81 S9al IS. Corn s6aSl G.
Rice 9a91s Coffee frm-Rio l354a474 gold
sugar barely steadY-Cuba llal2HS. Museova-
do Molasses 52a5S.
Dry Goods--The market fsr gotten gosds Is
lndisp9sen, bat q fair business was done at
tn 2 concession. The MasonvilIe a bleached
mpsllns are reduced from Is to IL; Ballow do.
from IS 10 l45z; Maxwell do. from % to 10 !; do.
bleaehed from l7tS TO I611z; do. A from Is % Il.
do. M from "A To Is. ...
MOney-The market Is easy at sac on call.
Sterling quiet, ga93{. Gold opened at 1907,
ING rates we're Sas per cent Govern s Gent mt Sc,
evrities are heavy and lower under few sales
by the Boston snb-preasnry. who bought 8, :,
100000 at llS 4-l00. Southern State bonds
nessees. 1-
ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, October 13.-Flogr, saperfne,
81 0aa4 E5. Wheat. No. 3 spring, S2is95c.
g GgegEn Fsss5. Oats t3a5a bye SOas5. Whisky
Pork $50 90; bulk shoulders l555c; clear rib
lse; bacon shoulders H14ei sides 2g14a205S.
Lard IS. Tobacco planters lugs SO 0da10 e0,
dark leaf $40 5eal2 SO; bright to 1ne leaf so Goa
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October I3-Evening -Cousals.
for money, $50; account 9s1 $685., American
ess.'ld "a m ,l5 es,s ~ ~ az s CnSS g 9 ~ 90; q
Erie Is; Illinois Central ~; Atlantic and
Great Western z. r
PARIS, October l3.-Bourse steady. Rentes
FaxsKFoRr, o, tobsr -Unitedssates bonds
firm at Ssz4S7s4.
LIvEKpooL, October 49, -Cotton-Tending
q IN Yards Ms si, ing gplsnSs ld Qs-
I'd. Red WasteFn 8s sdaas 3D. Western -four
zts ID Corn aus. Oats Is 3d. Peas ~ Cd.
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and his beloved Uncle CaSSlu9, IN WnOst
footsteps the Colonel seems to have fol
lowed during the late conflict, while his
brother and brother-in-law espoused tlIt
cause OF the South Under the peculiar
eireuknstAnses the Southeyn pe0pls ook-
ing 10 thsir own fnt srest 4 won q ,IIst in 2
contest IN this district between Col. Clay
and his brother for Congressional honors,
hesitate q noment in selecting the former,
for the reason that he could at least ac-
complish something for them on account
of bis known sympathies with his great
kiisman, cassius NJ Clay, ~ while This re-
bellious brother, guilty in the first place
of sort of domestic treason in opposing
the great man of the family, would be
utterly powerIsss. T alg4 48oH
gSow 1t is upon this same principle that
we take Judge Kellogg, who entered Con
gress in 1857, and continued in the lower
house six years, and has, therefore, large
expedsuce. rgve take-him on rsecoqnt of
hfs tAlehts, which are a,lrnittea even by
his enemies, to be of a high order
We take him on account of
his peculiar fitness for the occasion,
and while the Congressional record pa
raded before siie pnblie IS capebls Of an
explanation altogether fayorablet to Judge
Kellogg, yet instead of impairing his
weight in Congress, it will only serve Is
increase his influence inTthat body-and
as we. shslIneed all the influence we can
get, the record may stand for the present.
The only inquiry worth one cent, is wheth-
er Judge Kellogg will keep his pledges;
and that he viii, we have only 70 refer to
our old member who served with him II
Congress.
Now to the true Issue. About eight
thousand of our best men are disfran-
chised. It requires vote of two-thirds Gf
both Houses to. remove these. disabilities.
Pie Conservatives In Congress cannot
vote more than one-third, and conse- |
luently ths other third must come from
The other side; and whe will be most |
likely. to win votes from this other side
.he man who has a good Northern or 1
southern record? This is the only issue |
worthy of notice. If we try Judge Kel- !
ogg and condemn him upon bis Congress
iional record, will this not be furnishing /
evidence to prove the charge that the |
,pirit of the rebellion still exists, so often |
made by the Radicals? Why arouse a
prejudice at a time when the platform /
$ forgiveness as to the pasts Shall
We appear before Congress as hum
de suppliants for pardon for ourselves
,ut refuse it TO those who are to grant it?
Before we can accomplish anything in
his respect we have to convince the ma
ority in Congress, and indeed the whole
Northern people, that man wifi not be
listed with vengeance on account of his
cal for the Union. Whether right or
vreng, those who -mspifssted the most l,
Ood in behalf of the Tnis1t are, in the
stimation of the majority, the most meri-
orious.
As to the charge that Kellogg is one of
lines appointments, we only have to
ay that the appointment was a good one,
nd this assertion will be sustained by all
be members Of the btr. anine-tenths Of
Jhom are supporting him for Congress-.
TRUE ISSUE.
I
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ESTABLISHED $40. q

system Of County n 7Msgistrate's Court.
They do not object to- the Metropolitan
Police or CoGutyo esmmiszi6heshiR Ell
ther system will do. But they do want
new rnsn, such as they have conscience in
and respect. ff
FROM AN OCCASIONAL cosREsroSnE'sT.
NASHVILLE, Oct. I2.-Our Senator and
Representatives stand agreed on the
question Of abolishing the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners, known familiarly as
" Barbour Lewis Courts" and bill to
that effect will be introduced to-day. But
our representation is divided on the ques-
ton whether it is the will of the people of
Shelby county to return to the old County
Court system, or to have anew BOARD OF
Commissioners. with new officers, as a
substitute for the present Board. y bill
providing for a new Board, very similar to
the one now in existence, has been pre-
pared in Memphis and forwarded here.
But our senatorand Representatives have
agreed not to introduee it for the present,
but to wait awhile until they can aseer-
tain as far as practicable thewishes of the
people of Shelby county. PleaseSiall the
attention of thepeople. of shetbseountg
to this mstterin a way you think best
to ascertain their viii on the
subject. ~ - =
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
esafy, Republican, Probably Elected
ie7et Governor. fu1

6eafy, Republican, Probably Eleetes
ie7F Governor. lrus7E
PRmADELPHIA, October Is. The Dem.
oerats concede the State has gone fol
eseary by a small majority, while the Re.
psblicans claim he is elected by from six
-Atoten thousand majority. = W " ~ =
ScEkNTos5 oceohsrr =. .-GOlOnel Myers,
Republican, "a elected Mayor of this
city. at
A special to the New York Times, from
Harrisburg at Il O'Clock last night, says:
1t is .ssnqsdedl that qsary0 win have not
less than 5000 majority. He falls short Of
the party vote.E Williams, for Supreme
Judge, will have ten or twelve thousand
majority. The House win stand about 50
RepublieansS to IS Democrats, and the
Senate IS Rspublicaasto Is Democrats, a
Republicangain of enc on joint ballot.
SECOND DIsPATOH. rt
PaILADEEPfIA, eetober I3.-Ths fol-
lowing additional rstsrns have been re-
eeived: ~ Lao
The Democratic gains in Lehigh are 80 !;
in Beaver, 5oj Mercer,6O; Clearfield, $50.
Republican gains; Butler county, 90;
YOrd,153 Backs, 200 in twenty-five dis
tricts, with fonrteen ts,hear from. =.
A special to-the EGeRsng BRlIetiH, from
Harrisburgs=says the leading State ofi-
ciaIs claim Che election ofGeary by at
least 5000, and the Patriot and Union, the
Democratic organ, comedies that Packer
is defsated. - E5
The State Senate VII stand Repu ublicans
Is, Democrats Is, andtlIe Hoase, RepubI-
cans SO, Democrats q -
The City Council WI have RepubH-
can majority on Joint ballot of 80.
There is no data toindicate the majority
n the State, but alllthe papers except one
give II to Geary bY from 5, ,0OOto 1000.
~ A - III % III lf
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
"a OARD.

gENIE undersigned hereby respectfully no.
IL tify their subscribers and the merchants
of Memphis, generally. that they have ap-
pointed Mr. W 4. MATHEWS manager OF
fheff Branch at this point. Mr.. Matthew
experience and acquaintance with the bUsi-
ness In other localities Will guarantee 90 sub
serlbers strict thorough and prompt attention
to their wants
Especial attention wiz be given 20 the col
lection Of past due claims, or the address 81
carefully selected Attorneys will be furnish
ed where parties prefer doing their own cor
respOndence.
a Reference Book, containing The names
and commercial rating Of nearly every busi-
ness man In the United States and British
Provinces lover 60, 90 names Il issued semi
annually January and July- for The use eI
subscribers; the ratings based upon the elali-
crate details which their ofiice records hirn-
ish, are BY far The most reliable and carefully
Inade OF any work OF the kind.
This agency was originally established In
ISL. II has branches in every important city
in the United States and Canada. and also ina
London, England. and its large end constant
ly growing influence. notwlt thstandimg many
efforts to initiate it by others, II the best evi-
dence that can be given OF its equitable prin-
ciples aud lis useful operations. u is, EN-
phatically, designed for the promotion and
protection OF trade
Terms OF subscription will be made known
on application TO the ofilce. corner Main ami
Madison streets. K e. DG y Z 60
MEMPHIS, October :, 1858. oeI
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MARRIED. 30T9

SYKES Tuesday, the 18th, at
y O'Clock M, by Rev. L. C. Ransom, at the
cpmnerlsud Presby terian Church, Joseph
P, SYKES 70 Miss cALLIE SMITH, all Of this city.
FRENT-ANDERsoN- the 9Th of Octo-
her, 1893, at the residence Of Capt, J. A. An
derson, by the Rev. W. {. Gray, Lieut. JOHS
rRENT to Miss MARY e. ANDERSON.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 COTTON SHIPPERS
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
DONOhO, JOY g. CO.,
---24 afasllsas-street,

MEMPHIS, = = - - TENNESSEE.
WINTED TO EFCHAS0E
A 5000 Mississippi Plantation for a eIty
II = residence OF equal value. I lt.l
Also, - l2yltiJ VI Mlsslsslppl Cotton Plantation
for city property Oriferchundise. li3
Also, Arkansas Land and sIJO0 cash for a
small farm near city on railroad
Also, CITY lots ana Land Cor an assorted
stock OF merchandise. r
Also, M,oO0 acres a rkansas Lands for mer-
ehandise, OK city property. f-
Also suouroan Improved Property and
cash for a-iiFst-eia city residencs. -r =.
Also, select unimprOYed lB acre Suburban
Property h5r a frsi class 9tIssissippt River
Plantation. ~
Also. si5aJ Yankee Notions and Millinery
fof small improved farm. Fl
Also. Merchandise for % small firm on rail-
road. b.. ri.
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NOTICE.
REFResHMERT STANDS At FAIR.

NOTICE Is hereby given thai the Reffesh-
~ ment Stands for ths coming Fa1r will be
tural Fair Grounds, four miles nom the city
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad on
Monday next, October Is at lUl4 OiclOck a. m.
A special train will Leave the depot at 10
o'clock, Tor the Fair Grounds; fare Dc Tor fhs
round trip.
LEON TR0USDALE 'a
Ocl4 aFs-
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OHIO ELECTION.
me Result Yet DuahtfhlA-Demoerats Claim
17-ass Pendlefoa's EIeetiaR.-4 H

CISoINSATI, October l3.-All of HamIl-
ton county has been heard from except
one precinct. Pendleton's majority is a
little over nine hundred. The Democratic
and Republican fusion ticket for mem
bers of the Legislature and county officers
was elected by 1900 majority.
&CeIpAsps, Geto6er l5.-The election u
doubtful. The House will probably bt
Democratic and the Senate Republican.
The majority for Hayes win not he large.
The Democrats claim chat Pendleton rs
elected, and are very jubilant.
SECOND DsPAFcH.
CoLPBUs, October IS.-Returps and
QPiRioRs. Of beth partiss indicate Hays
election by about 5000 majority.
The House is Democratic and the Sen
ate Republican. The Democrats claim is
so close that it will require an official vote
10 determine who will be elected Cover
nor,
l..fI LATER.
c1ScISNArI, October I3.-Fgll returns
from this (Hsmilton) county, show the
vote TO be Hayes Is, ,446, Pendleton q, 10,
PendletOn's majority 67B.
The fusion ticket elects two Repnbli-
sans and two Democrats as Senators, and
five Republicans and five democrats mem
bers of the House, and three Republic
and three hemodratic county officers.
The majority Of the opposition ticket
over the regular Republican ticket is from
1000 to $500.