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Denial.

and long and tried citizens Of Memphis,
Doctors J. b. WATSON and VIM. WATSON,
dentists, will be seen in another column
of io-day's paper. The reputation OF
these gentlemen for integrity and honor,
and the highest degree OF professional
skill. hos been too long and too well
known and established in this city and
throughout the South to render anything
we might say by way of commendation
entirely superAuous. 1t therefore only
remains for their old friends and
acquaintance, and the public generally,
to visit them at their old stand and we'll
known dental rooms, 3l8 Main street,
to be satisfied that these gentlemen are
still continuing to practice their pro-
fession, instead Of having retired from the
business, as has been and still continues
to be reported
And to DENTISTS especially we would
suggest that it is only to step into the
DENTAL DEPOT of j. B. WATSON & Co.,
in the same bsilding, and examine the
large and complete stock of dentists
material and appliances for supplying
every branch of the profession. The
many thousands gilded and peculiarly
shaped little instruments, and the tens OF
thousands of the various manufactures Of
artificial teeth of every conceivable
shade, shape and size, SO perfectly re.
sembling nature as to defy the closest
scrutiny, together with the thousands of
other little etceteras required to COM
plote and supply the dentists wants
all of which is as mysterious and strange
to us of the tripod as nature itself, with
art combined. Among all Of which, not
the least to be noticed, is an article of
crystalline pure gold foil, natural and
life-like porcelain teeth, and the various
kinds of instruments used in the prsfes-
sion, which this firm are having daily
manufactured to their own order and
special directions, so as to enable them
to supply the most fastidious in every.
thing belonging to the peculiar science Of
dentistry. The fattering encomiums
passed upon the superior qualities of j..
B. Wasson's crystalline pure gold foil by
leading members ofthe profession is suf-
ficient to convince all who try it as fully
equal, if not superior, to the best known
manufacture in use. We would, there
fore. solicit a liberal patronage for the
Memphis Dental Depot, from dentists
not only of our city. but throughout the
entire South, assuring them that we
believe Il greatly to their interests to
patronize home enterprise, established
by our own citizens of bis country, in
stead of sending their orders long dis
lance, or even purchasing Of unlicensed
peddlsrs, who are constantly travelling
through the country. In conclusion, we
would say we think the time has fully
come when our own people should look
after their own interests at home, and
protect themselves against imposition in
every way, and there is certainly no
better way by which this can be accom-
plished than sustaining and supporting
home Institutions and home enterprises.
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IRIsH linen, 35c per yard.
M. KRAUs & Co., cor. Main and Adams.

MARRIAGES. - Marriage certificates
have been returned during the week at
the County Court Clerk Office on licenses
issued to the following parties;
Chas. Graves and Miss Rosa B. Rsffin,
married June 9th, by Rev. Richard
Hines; Emil Garhard Scuchten and Miss
Fannie Louisa Tredriek Hoffman, mar.
ried June 9th, by Rev. DR.. Geo. M.
Gotsch; E. W. Paddison and Miss M. G.
Barnett, married June 9th, by Rev. L G.
Ransom W. H. Jackson and Miss M. j.
Reynolds, married May 25th, by F. b.
Willard, Justice of the Peace also, four
colored couples,
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June 10, 1869.

TN TAKING CHARGE OF THE MEM.
i phis ana White River Mail Line. / can only
say that we will endeavor to conduct the bust.
ness in such manner that it will be satisfac.
tory to the merchants and planters, on our
route, and to the travelling public.
For the present. we will run two boats-le cav
ing Memphis every Tuesday and Saturday
but as soon as the business will justify it, will
put on a boat on Thursday-making ii a tri-
weekly line. | will here say to the Memphis
merchants that il will be my aim to give them
as low rate of freight ss 1t is possible to do
without injury or loss to the Company which
represent. and would ask of them a hearty co.
operation. JNO. ID. ADAMS.
June 10. 1859. 81 %
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News In Brief.

News In Brief.
Crop reports good.
DR.. Gilbert is in very feeble health.
Shelby county spring apples shipped
to Chicago.
Judge Latham is building fine house
in the suburbs of the city.
Wade Hampton, jr., of South Caro-
lima, is at the Peabody Hotel.
Rev. Mr.. Pickett will preach at Grace
church tomorrow at ii o'clock.
A mill" is said to be appointed in
the vicinity for six o'clock in the morn
ing.
The steamer Burns left for Cincinnati
last evening with six hundred bales OF
cotton.
Father Schneider's farewell picnic, at
James Park, will take place Tuesday
not Monday.
Col. VIM. Dickson and lady, from Dick
aen Station, Alabama, arrived this morn
ing and stopped at the Peabody Hotel.
Hon. A. Mcdonald. Senator from Ar
kansas, arrived from WashingtonCity yes.
terday and stopped at the Overton Hotel.
Cotton receipts this week, six hundred
and sixty-three bales; exports this week,
three thousand FIVE hundred and sixty
five bales.
A steamer which arrived this week had
in tow three barges, with six thousand
barrels of salt for this market, from the
Ohio river.
The towboats Simpson Horner, A.
Baker Nary Alice, Boaz, Stella, Eva
and Ajax are making up lows OF coal at
Louisville for the South.
Mr.. George Kelhopher, of the Southern.
Express Company, has placed us under
obligations for the latest Chattanooga,
Mobile and New Orleans papers.
tits reported thst Morgan and fnmsn,
charged with the terrible murder at the
Dickens place last winter, have been
killed in Arkansas. Alabama, or some
State.
The negro named Frank Roach, who
was stabbed in fracas at the corner OF
jefferson and Fourth streets few days
ago, has since died, and the murderer,
Steve Williams, is ct large
A msu named NagIe, formerly citi-
zen of Memphis, and brother of Perry
Nsgle, was shot and killed in difficulty
at Helena Thursday night. His body
arrived last night on the Richmond and
will be inferred to-day.
The stesmboatmen's picnic vill take
place at James Park next Monday. The
object is to railo funds for the relief of
the widows and orphans Of steamboat
men, aud we hope they will be amply
successful. Captain Larry Harmsiad is
in charge Of the affair.
The Episcopal Sunday Schools made a
beautiful appearance in procession this
morning-stretching out a distance oil
four or FIVE squares. We would be de-
lighted to describe The scene at greater
length.
Sheriff Curry, assisted BY the police,
succeeded Thursday night in arresting 10
South Memphis desperate negro named
Linsey Banks, who broke Jail q month
ago at Somerville, where he was confined
on the charge Of robbery and larceny.
H.. - 4
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BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.

The new and splendid passenger and freight
steamer. Natoma. having received her new
shaft. and being in complete running order,
will depart as usual this evening at five
o'clock for all points on White river. Captain
VIVA. ]. Ashford commands, with those clever
and polite gentlemen. Garrett i. Huls and
John Smither. in the office. She will run in
place Of the Liberty, connecting with the Fairy
Queen for upper White and Black rivers.
The peoples favOrite City Of Cairo is the reg
ular Saturday packet for Cairo and st. Louis,
leaving promptly at five o'clock this eve
ming. Tho gentlemanly aad ever-ebliging
Captain james W. Malin commands. Messrs.
Henry Corbyn and Glen. Nolte are clerks. than
whom no more clever and accommodating gen.
tlemen can be found.
The magnificent steamer. Marble City, is the
regular packet for Vicksburg and the bends
at five o'clock this evening. The gal
liant and courteous gentleman. Captain Car
ter. commands. with Henry Dietrich in the
Office. The Marble City is one of or bsss and
most commodious steamers. and Is always on
time. Her cabins are neat and clean.
The feet Ozark leaves this evening al
Eve o'clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith. Captain Harrison Blasdel commands,
with Ad Storm and Jim saRlsburE in the once,
The Osark is one ofthe best boats on the river,
and her officers are clever fellows.
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WANT9.

rnxNrED- A CO-PARTNEKSHIP IN
w soms profitable business in this city. Can
e,,risb shont $1,000 cash. Address "Dayid,,
pnstoeiee. with lame and place Of business. 70
IuANTED-RocM AND BOARD in "A
w private family b. two young men. conye-
nient 70 the stofice. heierenoes si'e1 % %
dress " Board" Ledger ealse. we
1ETANrED. II WANT A GOOD MILK MI Il.
w driver. who is sober and Hnaerstanus ~, h,s
ds sa az pear A'~"0O1 y. 2: BALL.
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Assassination.

Mr.. w. w. Davidson, Of the furniture
house of Mitchell, Hoffman & Co., at 3OS
Main street, left the city, last evening, to
visit his wife ct Pocahontas, on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
was assassinated at that place when he
got off the train. No particulars.
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NOTICE!
TO the Merchants OF Memphis,
and Merchants and Plant
ers on White River.

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD THE WHITE
the White river trade, to the Memphis and Ar
kansas River Packet Company. of which Maj.
John d. Adams Is President. To the old citi-
zsns Of Memphis and on White river, by whom
Major Adams has been so long and favorably
ger to them. having successfully carried their
mails and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. To the new
settlers, I take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular. and
JOHN B. DAVIS.
T.-1 IN 1QcQ
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MANDAMUs.
Motion 20 Dismiss the Case over.
ruled This Morning.

In the Wallace-Hudson msndamus
case, which opened before Judge Reeve,
Of the Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge
Wright concluded his argument for the
plaintiff this morning OF eleven o'clock.
The Court Immediately overruled the
motion which had been made to dismiss
the suit, and ordered that the regular
trial commence at once. The case will
probably occupy some time.
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ont OF Danger.

We are pleased to state to our readers
that the merchant tailor, whose head was
mutilated by lumber being thrown at
him at the breakfast table yesterday, is
out Of danger. The difficulty has been
satisfactorily settled--the merchant hav'
ing rendered an apology for his unkind
act, and expressed his regret for having
acted so hastily. Being at the time under
the in auence Of bot Java coffee, he is to
be excused.
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Return of the Lost One-How Young
Girl was Persuaded 20 Turn from
Her EVIL Ways,


Return of the Lost One-How a Young
Girl was Persuaded 20 Turn from
Her EVIL Ways,
One Of the Louisville papers tells the
following story, which we confess is
news" to us:
"Several months since O eomely-
looking girl left her home in Nashville,
came to this city and entered one of the
" first-class houses Of crime and shame
on Hancock street. Her parents occupy
q highly respectable position, and
mourned their ohild as dead to them, not
being able to learn sught of her where
abouts, or what her fate had been for a
long time after her departure. Bot iu-
formation reached them that she was
living in this city, but they knev nothing
of her mannar Of life. A few days ago
one of our city officials was visiting
Nashville on business. The father made
his acquaintance, told him about his lost
child, and appealed to him to make an
effort to find her upon his return to his
home, and If he was successful, to edVise
him.
"On the return Of the official to Louis
vile be empleYed detectives TO assist
him, but for some days all their COM
bined efforts proved fruitlsss. But
yesterday, as he was walking along
Hancock street. in locality not csle-
brated for purity, he observed wo-
man of striking appearance looking
from q window. BE went into the house
and made the acquaintance of the
woman, who turned out to be the identi-
cal one he had been searching for. He
ct once telegraphed her father, and on
his arrival here the official conveyed the
daughter to him. The meeting Of the
father and child was most affecting
They left for home this morning. TaAt
official, whose reward is the Goescieds-
ness Of a good deed performed, bears q
humane heart il bis bosom.
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JOE SELIaMAN.- large, fine livery
establishment of Mr.. Joe Seligman,
known as the DeSoto Stables, at 30
Union street, is furnished with fine
supply of horses and buggies, carriages,
etc. ; also, prepared to keep horses and
buggies in the most careful manner.
Fine turn-outs furnished on the shortest
notice, and everything complete. Call
and see,
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By previous arrangement two reporters
visited different churches in South Lon
don on the ssme Sunday aud reported
the sermons of both clergymen. They
were published the next day in paper,
aud were exactly the same in every part.
The feelings of the two cleFgymen may
be imagined.
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We mentioned in our last evening 8
issue that French John had opened q
restaurant in the Irving Block. We were
little too fast. He is now fitting up,
and will, about the lst Of July, open his
new eatipg-house in the Irving Block.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. J. b. SCARBOROUGH

HAs ARRIVED IN MEMPHIS, AND
III n;tI remain an indefinite period for the
I..Al--. ~, ~ frsating VENEREAL DISEASES,
erE0FuLA, DROPSY and DYSPEPSIA. He
S.d,,,;sas 10 eure SYPHILIS perman emily,
%itho ut the use Of mercury pledsins nim l si
- ~ 1rt !. are in cases where his directions
a+s ;mpiicitlS followed. In the cure Of scrofala,
Dropsy and DisPetsia, he considers ms ueat.
Dent the most effostDal, safest ana qniekest
known 10 the medical weird. Dr. \. ~ ~.
t.,sive practice Of seventeen years. has not
ssilsi In 4 single case TO make periect cure 70
the treatment Of feuercsl Diseases, ehe IN
much less time than Is generaliy reepiie''
Satisfactory references given.
omce. No. 22z second 81, upstairs.
- vs.
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VARIETIES THEATER.-A large crowd
attended the live performance ct The
Varieties last night, on the occasion of
Manager Broom's benefit, and appeared
highly entertained. This evening there
will be another grand bill, and Monday
night the place will close for the season.
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One Of the London theaters Is adver-
tised BY twelve men, who pace the streets
in costume, carrying on their backs ele-
gsntly framed, full length portraits, ia
oil, Of the members Of the company.
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TIE New Church (Swedenborgiap) So
ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock at the United States Court
room. Subject of discourse: CORES
pondence of the Sun, Moon and Stars"
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The cheapest place i'm the city of
Memphis for linen goods, counter
panes, dress goods, etc., at vendig a.
BrOs.'s, 228 Main street. SSt
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A jury has decided that 81 Louis shall
pay one thousand dollars for a mans
toes, which we're M Necessarily ampntaisd
in her city hospital The ex-soe owner
wanted fifteen thousand dollars for them.
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BOAR DING.

CENTRAL HOTEL
Board. with lodging. reduced after the lst TO Of
June. Gentleman and lady, per month. Wy;
single gentleman, per month. $50. Peyaple
weekly, invariably. or old prices rI M Dc
charged EPPES HAoiiNzmnot
May 81, 1863. ~
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Cry and country buyers Of dry goods,
be sure and attend the grand semi-an-
nual clearing sale Of simmer goods at
greatly reduced prices during the month
of June, at NJ. khAps A Co.,
COT Corner Main and Adams.
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"ENGLIsH FEMALE BITTERs saved the
life of my wife" W. ]. GIBBoN, M. D.,
34-t Clarendon, Arkansss
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

OR sToLRN-A BLACK NEW.
- forudland slut, seven weeks old. the tip Of
tail white and few hite hairs on breast. She
Is pretty and belongs to my little poy; ANY
streei. Retholl Block. will be literally re-
Nardsi fs1 gu Lou. MAbR:
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AN entire fresh supply of groceries of
every kind, just received, at j. Devoto's,
corner Third and Adams streets. LOG
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ON our first page we have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find servieeablo medium
for giving their location. est
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BARGE LIsE.-All the stock required
has been taken in this enterprise, and q
permanent organization is to be made
next SATURDAY..
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LABIRs' all-linen handkerchief, 81 rs
per dozen. NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
90-t Corner Main and Adams.
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MEMS and boys straw hats, various
kinds. Your choice for SOC.
M. KRAUs & Co cor. Main and Adams.
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BATHS BATHS For a good, com.
Portable cold or warm bath 90 to 81. G..
Hampe's Overton Hotel barber shop. 80
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LOST.

= OsT-ON BASS AVENUE. ON THE
| might Of the 9th inst. gold and black
enameled bracelet. A liberal reward will be
Maid for It's delivery at 223 Main ct, Ss-A'
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LADIES corsets. 81, worth 81 so.
M. KRAUs & Co., cor Main and Adams.
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Rev. D. E. BURNS will preach toner
row, at the First Baptist church, lOt
q. M, and also at 8 pm.
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BEWARE. Devote is selling the very
best Western Reserve butter, three
pounds for one dollar, corner of Third
and Adams streets. 1888
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Remnants of calicoes cheap, at j. Fl.
Loewenstine b Bros, 23l Main st. 30
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As USUAL, our store will be open until
10 o'clock, this Saturday afternoon, to
give gentlemen Fhc cannot go out during
the day an opportunity to l9oE ct our
cheap furnishing goods.
NJ. KRAus 4 Co, cor. Main and Adams.
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PR1srERs AND RAILROAD COMPANIES
will take notice that, on the 10Th instant,
C. P. Norris, trsstee, will offer for sale
a valuable coupon ticket snd numbering
press, with exclusive right to use IN the
South. See advertisement. w
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Remnants of pants stuff cheap, at J
81. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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IFyou want good old Megibbsn whisky,
70 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. 7
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The river at this peint is falling. The news
from above is favorable. At Cairo the river is
stationary. White and Arkansas rivers are
falling. The Cumberland is falling. with
nearly Eve feet on the shoals,
Business IN the isvee is moderately active.
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PLAIN and striped grenadines, rs cents
per yard. M. Kraus & Co., corner Main
and Adams. SO.t
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Great sale of remnants at j. 81. Loew-
enstine & Bros, Clay Building. 80
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II you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main st.
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SERVICES ct Grace church, HerHsnds
street, at II am, tomorrow, by Rev. Mr..
Pickett.
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ALL-LISEN towels, 81 so per dozen.
90-t M. KRAUs 4 Co.
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WHITE Marseiles crib quilts, 81 80, 81
and 50 so. M. KRAUs d Co.
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BLEAcHED domestics, lOc per yard.
NJ. KRAUs & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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REMovAL.-The well-known and pros
porous firm of Black, Bro. & Co., COM
mission and produce merchants, having
removed from their old stand, will here
after be found at 294 Front street. Con-
signments of hay, grain and produce of
every description is constantly received.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Weather.

Meteorological observations. as reported to
us By Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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wa1TE goods, from New York auc-
lions, at great bargains.
NJ. Klaus 4 Co, cor. Main and Adams.
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The Docks are Here.

The long-expected dry docks hove in
sight yesterday about two o'clock, and
occasioned no little stir and excitement
on the levee. They were towed from
Cairo by the steamer Guidon in two days,
without making landing until they
reached the mouth of Wolf river. Cap
tain Prime Emerson brought with him
eighteen ship carpenters, and Captain
Hambleton will arrive to-day. During
the afternoon place was cleared and the
docks were dropped down and moored at
the foot of Exchange street, where they
will be put in order for business by Tues
day or Wednesday. There will be plenty
of work for them, as there are several
boats here now waiting for repairs. tits
estimated that these docks will give en-
ployment to about one hundred and fifty
mechanics. They will be directly and
indirectly great advantage to Memphis.
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Dos'T FORGET TnIs.-Calls for omni-
buses for railroads, steamboats,, picnics,
or parties, should be left at the Memphis
and Charleston railroad ticket office, 278
Main street, and you will be served by
Patterson, Patton d Co. oo'T
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We call the attention of buyers to the
grand semi-annusl closing sale of M.
Kraus & Co., 2l8 Main street, corner of
Adams. This house offers their summer
stock Of dry goods, during the month of
June, at greatly reduced prices, and are
selling really great bargains in all goods
in their line. We would advise all who
are in need of dry goods, to call there
the coming week and they will not be dis.
appointed. For the accommodation of
gentlemen that cant leave their business
during the day, the house keeps open this
evening until 10 o'clock to give those
gentlemen an opportunity to inspect their
large stock of gents furnishing goods,
such as shirts, undershirts, drawers, half
hose, etc. Give them call.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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GET your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct Of the manufacturers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. sol