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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-16

manufactured by the artists connected with
this establishment which VIII inlpaFt
beauty and grace 10 all, SC
Rather large outlay for a city OF the tm-
pOrtance even that Delaware thinks herself
10 be, but not TOO cloud for The prevailing
style Of advertising. Not wishing 90 hB OUT
done even In that department, the above fa
dedicated 70 those who like tn; while the
following statement Of facts for those who like
facts, can be relied on every time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

MARTIAL LAw.-The Union and
american CT Wednesday has the follow
ing: THE second battalion Of the first
regiment or militia, composed Of five
companies Of one hundred men each,
will leave for Gibson, Madison and Hay
wood counties this morning, and will be
stationed st Humboldt until further or
ders. The hrst battalion OF the second
regiment will be sent TO Jackson and
Overton counties in 8 few days, and will
be stationed at Livingston, In the latter
county. Gen. Cooper states that the
citizens of Jackson county have guaran-
teed that stores, etc., intended for this
force shall not be molested while in tran
stu from Gainsboro to Livingston.
With regard to the future disposition of
the mllitia-as to whether they are to
be disbanded at an early day or Dot-de-
ponds greatly, there is reason to believe,
on the impressions derived by Gov.
Sentsr from his visit to East Tennessee
Should he hnd tina. the people OF that
section favor the disarmament of the
force which has been called out, he will
hardly be dilatory In carrying out their
views.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

To The People Of Shelby County,
1 have been placed in nomination, by
q convention Of the people, for the office
Of County Commissioners of Shelby
county. l have accepted the cOmpii-
ment, and now announce myself as q
candidate. While l shall use all honor
able means to secure election, my main
reliance will be upon the support of the
good and true men OF the county. II
this is given, success Is certain and the
interest Of the county is Of too much i'm
p~oTtance to be d~iEregsrded and worse
than disregarded il would be II placed in
the hands of an illitsrate person whose
only recommendation is a depth of
COLOR and whose ignorance would but
make him q convenient tool in the hands
of sDy who wished to use him.
II elected / will exert ali my energy to
forward the interests of the country, and
insist on = system of rigid economy, and
strict justice to all. THos. MoFFEr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

NEW MEMPHIs.-A large crowd
much larger than usually assemblies on
Thursday nights, filled the New Mem.
phis last night to witness LeffingWelI liz
the great role OF his own creation, "Rc.
meo Jef1er Jenkins" in Too Much foY
Good Nature. The house was convulsed
from the beginning to the end Of the
play, and all went away convinced that
Let1Bgwell is the great burlesquer OF
the age.
The PANORAMA.-Crowds we're turned
swsy from the NewAssembly Hall last
night, esger to see the great panorama
Of New York city. Everybody ought
go, as it is only once in a lifetime that
such q panorama is seen.
The GAIETY AND VARIETIEs-These
two temples of mirth are both filled
every night with f~un-lovers. Good bills
at each place, ard the best Of performers
10 every branch Of the variety BUSINESS.
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). F. EARLE.
Continuation Of the Hearing Of
the Habeas Corpus Writ.
Courtroom Heavily Guarded.

The hearing Of the argument In The
case Of the application OF Josiah +.
Earle, for discharge from custody on writ
Of hdbeds corpus, was called up before
Judge Lee, in the Court OF Common
Law, yesterday afternoon, st three
o'clock. Arguments were made by
Judge Pierce for the defense, and by
Judge Wright for the prosecution. At
i've O'Clock the case was submitted, and
he Court took IL under advisement,
promising to render an opinion this
evening at three O'c o k.
The scene in the courtroom and out.
side was o very excited one and grave
fears were entertained at one time that
trouble would arise. The courtroom and
sRte-rooms were thronged by police and
citizsns, and several times a collision
seemed imminent. The following com
municatiOn on this subject is pertinent:
AeSsrs. Editors: Every evening since
the Earle ha6eaS corpus case has been In
hearing before Judge Lee, there have
been from ten to thirty policemen in the
cOurtroOms and ante-rooms. What does
this mean? By what authority are
these skirmishers deployed in and around
the courtroom ? Are not the laws of
Tennessee, with Judge, Clerks, Sheriff,
and posse enough to maintain quiet and
order? Maj Earle has given bonds for
his appearance, and is depOrting himself
peseeRSly. Do the )lice intend to perse-
cute him ? What is the trouble? Let US
know. Yours, truly, CITIZEN.
These are pertinent questions, Rnd we
should like to have them ANSWERED..
Meanwhile the Post, which, by gar
bled and lying extracts, sought to infia-
ence and prejudice the minds Of the
people against Mel. Earle, has seen fit to
not notice u exposure OF its infamy.
The villainy was too gross and palpable
to be defended, and it wisely held its
How many Of lite "Ku-Klux outrsges"
would have turned out thus hsd the Con-
'ervstive papers not foOlishly allowed its
les to go uncontradioted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

BISHOP QUINTARD.-The Banner OF
Wednesday says: "a movement Is now
on foot to induce Bishop Quintard to
make Nashville his permanent residence.
List Saturday night some fifteen gen.
tlemen, representing the various Episco.
pal churches in the city and suburbs,
held a meeting at the house Of Mr.. p. p.
Peck, to consider the question of pur-
chasing q residence for the Bishop. They
unanimously agreed that it lie very i'm
pOrtant for the interests Of the Church
that Bishop Q1intard should live In this
city; and they further decided that Q
residence must and should be purchased
for him. As evidence that they were in
earnest the srm of $2l00 was subscribed
on the spot, and twelve gentlemen were
appointed to make q thorough canvass
OF the city for subscriptions. Weunder-
stand that it is their intention to give
every friend OF Bishop Q1intard q
chance to testify his goodwill IN this
matter by receiving subscriptions Of all
sizes. from one dollar upward"
NOVELTIES in Dress Goods st Menksn
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THE PrLasKI 0CTRkgE.
COndfgn PantsiImfnf Admins
tered by the negroes.
The ,s.li,laman Muraered.

a-. HIH p
The Union and American, OF Wednes-
day gives the following particulars ofthe
affair at Pulaski :
10 our paper yesterday we published
the particulars Of IN outrage upon q ne
go girl by q member Of Brownlow's
" melish,n and the subss quent shooting
of the milItamsn by the sDraged father.
The following dispatch which we re-
ceiyed from our correspondent yesterday
shows that the negroes in the neighbor-
hood where the outrage was committed,
were not satisfied with the simple wound
ing OF the demon, but as will be seen,
were determined, and did put an end to
his lie. TDis condition Of things at Pa-
laski is just what might have been ex-
pected. N9 matter how strict the OH
cers in command may be, they cannJt
entirely control the r-sgamuftinB and des-
perate characters who have enrolled
their names in the misnamed State
Guard TO give them license TO rob, steal
and commit d~epredations and outrages
upon defenseless women and children.
and then e)mes retaliation, because IL is
useless to talk OF these scoundreis COM
hitting such crimes without meeting
the reward they so justly deserve. In
this case il has been melted out, not
however through the instrumentality Of
the laws Of the land, but such mob Vio-
lsnce. The following will explain the
manner adopted to dispose OF the mill
tiamsn referred to:
PULASKI, March 2.-The miIiliaman
committed the rape on the negro
girl last Friday night, was taken out this
morning by some negroes and killed.
Several white persons were with him
waiting on him when the negroes went
after him, the negroes telling them that
they had been sent by the commander to
bring him to town. A few moments az
ter they had left with him pistol shots
were heard in the direction they had
gone. His body was found q few hun
fred yards from the house riddled with
This creates no excitement
leEe, as 1t is well known he was
killed by negroes, but is greatly regret
ed by the citizens. The negroes no
foubt thought they were at liberty to
gill him, for the officer sent to inVesti-
gate the matter expressed his regret that
40 was not killed at first.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

SEEDS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTs.-We call the attention OF our
readers to the card Of Messrs. r. D..
Ward 4 Co., No. 2S2 Main street. These
gentlemen advertise a fresh and GEM
plete stock of seed-gsrden, field and
hOwer-selected with reference to our
soil and climate also a splendid stock Of
agricultural implements Of every descrip-
ton, which they offer for sale at the
lowest cash prices.
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Personal.

We had the pleasure of meeting, yes
terdsy, Col. Gardner, Of the Augusta
ConstitutiOnGlish who il in the city on
business.
Col. Mitchell has returned home, and
will remain q few days.
We were glad to meet u friend
Henry Farmer, who has been all winter
IN New Orleans, charming ths good PEG.
pie there with his flute. Mr.. Farmer re-
mains at home q month or so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05
Consumption, Bronchitls. Asthma Osena
aad CataPrh Cured.

.DK GABBERT, partner OF Dr. Ilehenor, ca
now Be consulted 81 the once OF III. ~;
1awitt No. 22z Second Street, where ne Will
reTain nntfi about the nrst of April All per-
sons Wishing to try their rev ueAenSaslo
USediafelv. so as to secure as muen persona
a1tention as possible before DR.. q. returns 70
~ O~Ieans. Satisfactory testimonials SHOWN
~ once. DIR. q. viii also prescribe for Old
friends in other chronic diseases. nh
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CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.

There we're seven arrests in the First
and five in the Second District yester'
day up to six O'CLOCK.
Annie Forrest, q sWaTthy damsel,
wss arrested for stealing q gold watch
from Mrs. Jesse Forrest. She was locked
up, but the wsteh has not yet come to
light.
The trial of Tom Prewitt, for the
murder Of policeman Rodgers, COM
menced yesterday in the Criminal Court.
The whole day was spent in empRnnel-
ing a jury. To-day the trial will begin,
Floyd Dodson, dsrkey, Wss ar
rested yesterday, by officer Bsn Garrett,
on charge Of horse stealing. He was
carried before Squire Herman, and the
hearing Of the case set for tomorrow
morning.
Go to Menken Bros TO see new goods.
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WANTS.
ron RENT.

TOR RENT-A 68e Residence on Beal
IL street, MOI $50, near Col. Topp's house. Con-
ais s IL rooms. hent chesp 70 9 good tenant
Apply at once OF Commercial Hotel. mbS
TOR RENT.-The new TRo-StOry Residence
10 on the corner of FontOtoc ana .. Martin
streets, with all necessary Improvements and
q large yard Apply al 81 Main street. mh3
NOR RENT.-A Front Room IN the house,
No. IA Jefferson street, suitable for cotton
broker, lawyer or doctor. 1t adjolns the edito-
rial room Of the Appeal Inquire Of JOHN
AINSLIE, at the Appeal ONCE jas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

County COmmtssiOner-'squire Hall
StilI Ia the Field.


County COmmIssiOner-'squire Hall
SfilI In the Field.
Not to be daunted by any set of men
that may form themselves intO what is
termed q ring - and, BY the by, there
are plenty Of rings" In Shelby cOun.
", and some Of them large and some
small, and some black and some white,
as well IS q few hat are very much
mixed, and q few, but 8 very, very few of
the wOrkingmen OF Memphis-not Of
Shelby county-have eauk'lt the "ring"
fever, but say they hold a very heavy
hand. 1 should think they did, when
they scared the entire Democratic party,
the other day, from the Exchange Build
ing, when all the oOlOred men had 10 run
away. And talking about w~orkiDgmep,
Squire Hall has laid brick in Memphis
for the last eighteen years-when Mem
phis was quite small place and was not
cursed with "rlngs" OF any kind as she
is to-day. But for the five years, this
fearless candidate and true representa-
tive Of the taxpayers and workiugmen
of Shelby county, has been dealing out
Justice to criminals, Rs the Criminal
Court record will show. Vote for James
Hall by all means. Give him 3 long and
3 strong pull, and q pull altogether,
Stand firm to the honest taxpayers can
didate on Saturday next, and all will be
well, and returning justice will hold
alOft her scales once more. To your
posts, taxpayers. Vote early, give the
day for James Hall. and all will be well,
AN OLD MEMPHIS MECHANIC,
And one who Is Wide-aWake.
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NEW GOODS, NEW o
-Ar THE
Southern Emporium Of FashIOn,
a A STREET

AZ RS. NJ HUNTER has Just returned from
nj New York and Baltimore with a fresh lot
Of spring Goods, which she selected with a
view TO please the ladies OF Memphis snd vi
ciniLy. Beautiful sly Is in Dress Trimmings
Fancy Jewe ~, Flowers, Hats, Old Ladies'
Dress Caps, and anything pertaining to her
line. now open. Call and examine for your
aslyss, tepS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

Edito1s Appeal
Mr.. A. Woodward announces himself
acandidsts for the office of Trustee Of
of Shelby county, the election to take
Mace on Saturday next. He has many
,elsiprs upon the Democratic party o. the
county. When others faltered, be, by bis
energy, was instrumental in having reg.
istered not less than 1000 voters. He is,
and has been, a hard worker for the
Democracy, and / trust that on Satur-
day next every Democrat will vote for
him. he is competent and worthy, and
will discharge the duties Of the Office
with credit to himself and advantage to
the county. A DEMOCRAT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

BARAoRE.-A correspondent of the
DetroiT Advertiser, writing from Bnch-
anan, Mich says The remains Of the
late Detective Seymour Barmore, OF
Nashville, Tenn, have been forwarded
by express 10 his father at this place.
Should they arrive in time the funeral
will take place on Sunday, 2S.h. The
father. who Is aged and In feeble health,
is lily prepared to endure the troubls
brought upon him by the wicked murder
of his son in such a shocking manner.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Ofice--NO. IS jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS.
LOST.

Several numbers Of the files OF the
DAILY APPEAL. They have been
loaned out, or taken from our office, and
any gentleman having or knowing the
whereabouts Of the same will confer g
great favor by making it known to ".
AINsLIE HEATING & CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

SPRING GOODs-MRRCHANT TAILOR
MG.-T. MCGeey, 2SS Second street, has
this day received q choice selected stock
Of spring goodss He is making to order
at prices as low as Eastern cities. His
motto is "0uick sales, small PFofits.''
He employs none but first class work
men. His reputation, long and favora-
bly, known Rs y first class tailor In this
city, Feeds no recommendation. Call
and see him ct his old stand, 2SS Second
@treef.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

BUCKEYE SALVE "a fresh
supply Of the justly celebrats d
article for tie care OF Piles, re-
eeiVea and for sale by
q. W. JONES' a. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
26z Main street.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Al patrons and all who wish % have Their
nj PIANOS and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
ne in q superior workmanltke manner, Will
please leave their orders at Clarks JewelTy
Store, or at No. 80 Second street, and at
Mr.. K~atzsnbsch's music store, as l have no
connection whA5sver with that establishment.
H. @. HOLLENBERG,
tails %Rno and Organ Maker.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

Buckeye SalVe.- The great
remedy for the cure Of Piles, just
received and for sale by W. N.
WiIkersOn s. Co., druggists. $40
lain Street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

DR.. GABBERT is now in Memphis sp-
plying DR.. Tichenor's cure for consump-
ton and bronchitis. He will remain at
227 Second street until April l, 1869.
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MOSCOW. TkvN.. February %, 1859.

DE-. ]. D. Stllmsn:
Dear Sir; 1 have taken what medi-
cine you gave me when l was down last.
/ found to my great establishment that
it Is even more than you recommend 1t
to be. / gained twenty-five pounds 10
the short space Of q months time.
After lsboring under a severe case of
Dyspepsia for several years, / feel that
l am entirely relieved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

? @eafe1 nah Gurppd. Dis sDsHi6S
RatpaA SanEH ron gitmpbis bat Arrangement
aarpfm, 10 hn6 ft eirsrt aui ale er0bueH
Si6eit in eurpra iiebtu fam. SiSe ~ sinS gro.
e. Staufmlihfet tHr Spl6t, pSl4t ibrru 5rruHesr
phn gsTpanpttn Och ioifIH pratu. 1
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TIE sale OF italian works OF art will
be continued this morning at 10 O'Clock,
and at . pm, when 1t is expected by the
%auctioneer, W. h. Passmore, the entire
collection will De closed out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

Ga ANaE IN MAILs.-We are informed
chat hereafter the mail agents on the
louisville railroad leave on the morning
trains. A supplementary mail for New
York closes late sVery evening.
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Is new Pr&etIelsg 81 the
LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Where he will remain until March 2ist.

In the treatment of the EAR y EYE, and
other organs Of sense, It becomes necessary 10
have a good knowledge Of every thing pertain
ing to medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the old or the new scAool college, and
can boast OF a one-siGed education. Dr.. ONE
has had a thorough education ia both the old
and the new school medical colleges, and
in an Eye and Ear College, and in the
Eye and Ear Indrmaries and Hospitals
Of America and Europe, and his Dt-
plomas nom the same hang in his Office.
1t Is impossible for a physician who has but
the usual medical education, to successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore DIR. ONE
has awaited himself of all the advantages the
world affords Is fit himself for his natural and
chosen profe sion and OF his success the reader
may Judge BY the following testimonials
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination Or. JOHANNES A.
JONES mas gone, and who have testified to his
ability IN the strongest angu3g possible, by
placing their names to his diplomas, which are
suspended In his ONCE, open to the inspection
Of the Interested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

TEE NEW CHURcH.-WOrk on the
new church on Second street, near Besl,
seems to have stopped altogether, or II
progressing it is doing 60 very slowly.
What is the matter?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

REDUCTION OF Decentralization is
called to the advertisement of !. @
Lopez, Esq, and A. A. Patton, General
Freight Agents, reducing the rates OF
freiRhts on cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

A HIGHLY inta igsnt lady, a resident OF Sy-
racuse, n. Y says that she was afflicted nearly
a year, periodically, with arrangement of The
circulation, the blood rushing 10 Tie lungs with
such force as to threaten congestion aud death
This was attend ed with the most intense pain
Ia Sll parts of the body. Failing 10 obtain re-
me- from any OF the physicians whom she en-
plOyed from time to time, she was induced 10
Try the Plantation BitteIs, and 10 her surprise
and icy they have rslieved her, and she Is now
In good health and flesh.
MAGNOLIA WATER-SupeTior to the best i'm
price.
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THE very liberal patronage which
the Panorama OF New York Is
receiving, must be gratifying to the pro-
prietors. II exhibits in New Assembly
Hail to-day and till Friday next, 81 81
u o'clock each day.
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FOE SALE.
For sale.

A CORNER RESIDENCE LOT, 95 by 27 feet,
n sftuatsd on Tate street. south OF Vance, be-
tween Orleans and Walnut, and il three min
uTas walk OF street cars. For terms apply 70
fshIs JESSE Il TATE, sl5z second 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

BUCKEYE SALEE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD d HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI a. sos Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

ST. PATRICK's DAY braves near.
Have our Irish fellOw-citiZens done any
thing toward it's proper celebration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

FINE WATCHES can be purchased a
w. 81. Passmore q Co.'S auction rooms,
and Wsrrsnttd to be as represented, At
half the usual rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

ALL qualities of linen and linen cam
brio handkerchiefs, for ladies and gentle
men, at Wiggans 81 Thorn's, 22S Main
afrRRt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

THOSE DESTROYS of seeing Rosenbaum
& Bros. can do so by calling at ]. II.
LOewenstine & Bros, No. 231 Main street,
CLAW Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-05

II You want 3 good fitting shirt, rAsdy
made or made to order, call on Wig
wans d Thorn.
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H. GwYN.

1 was cured OF Chronic Diarrhss, of
eighteen months standing, and brought
up to health, strength and flesh by your
medicine. I JOHN NJ. HARRIS.
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g. 6jshetis s5,t all diseases OF the kid
news For sale b. all druggists.
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The weather remains cold and gloomy.
Small prospects Of fruit or anything else
this simmer.
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RArcENNINa- Walls and ceilings
beautifully and srtisticslly eslcemiped
at the shortest notice, bS Hook q La
Grill, No. IS Monroe street.
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EVERYBODY goes to LOcke's 1851 Main
street.
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[Advertisementl
County Trustee.

NEW styies Of Cslicos and Chintzes re-
nAlvRd At Menken RrOR-
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Ion 7 7CKE has the latest. Give him
call Al 1851 Main street. T
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Gs extensive variety Of neckties and
how y At Wiggans & Thorn's, ZSS Main
street Clay Building
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New Ginghsms and White Goods at
Menken Bros.
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IL you want something good to read,
LOcke's is the place, 1861 Main street. 7
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GARDEN and Flower Seed Just re-
ceived at Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
2Sl Main street.
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GAUzE and Zephyr FIsnnels for infants
If Menken Bros.
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GAUzE and Zeper flannel for infants st
Nenkep Bros.
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NOVELTIES in Dress GrOds at Menken
proe
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Go to Menken Bros. TO see New
Goods.