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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
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ALBURGH SPRINGS HOUSE.-Ihis large,
"A new airy beautifully located Hotel, With new muils
throughout win for the reception OF guests on AID alter jag
The wonderful qualities the Springs situated here the Vor
able location head Of Lake Chmpap the Itegdd mountain ald
the excellent. boating and tshng make @ pepa
visitor, For further particulars address ALBUhOh SFhNOS
HOUSE, Aburgh Springs. W.
belmont HALL, Schooley's Mountain, n.
ID j. is now open for guests. D. A. CRowELL
COOPER HOUSE, OtsegO Lake, CO0pers-
~ town " Y railroad communication from Albany gs IN every
room; capacity for 40 guests baud ct inducements offered
te families CHARLES A. MAIhlAs LIopntteL
GUNNER BOARD may be obtained at HUD-
- SON RIVER INSTITUTE CaverOk ~ Y Special terms 70
large families with children Address the REV An
TIIHE COLUMBIA HOUSE, at CAPE MAY.
onenei his season by The former proprietor GEo
BOLTON Of Hotel HARRISBURG Penn and has the promise
Of is usual select and and extensive patronage.
THE well-known HOTEL and SUMNER
RESORT KEYPORT PAVILION, FOR SALE. Address ap2y
to GEORGE J. KIBBBB on the premises, Report
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FIELD, LAKES MBMPHRBMAGoG AND wlLLoCGHBI
FINEST LAKE SCENERY IN THE UNITED STATES
VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY.
"a Mills SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
NewNok Neg-aven Railroad at 2o noon, or
No. or By New.Iayen at Peck slip al 3:l3 m.
SATURDAYS the i2S train sleeping attached goes through to
the Lake. without stop.
Of Connecticut River Valley.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24
The Moonlight Excursion.

EDITOR LEDGER: In the absence of o
pen from your most worthy evening
edition, ] haYe presumed to dip you o
line, and hope the bate may secure you
bite. You are aware that Ayins
steamer, making Dexter time, with sweet
music, sweet women, moonlight, love and
flowers, and, might add, julep, affect
the nerves too much for Q nice report for
your many readers.
The Legal Tender, of the Elliotts, ran
up as far as " Pacific Place" with one Of
the most fashionable parties that ever
assembled the river to the DEVILS Elbow,
making her landing under the luminary
of Morris lighthouse, paying its Swamp
Fox" serenade that Artemqs Ward
would have failed to have met with
Home, sweet Home" from tuneful
tongues, Ia Linde, that awoke the grove
in its Wild solitudez-so sweet that the
birds in leafy courts from their midnight
summer dreams encored. I W
The beauty of Memphis "wss The
cargo IA Legal Tender in itself, that
tha gods would gladly accept.
Larry Harmstad and II. A. Levy were
filling star engagement, their own lights
being eclipsed amid the astral beauty Of
their guests.
Harry Tomlinson, of the Globe Mutual,
was along-a ballast TO the eargo-for he
had assumed risk for all aboard.
Harry Seessel, of Main street, was
amongst the crowd Of moving dry goods,
and sustained his reputation amid the
DANCING bouquet Of local beauty,
The Tepdet is fast tending towards her
port Of entry, and / have not time for a
moments detail of fact and fancy.
We regret that the local press were alb
sent. Its Avalanche might have made q
last Appeal worthy of a Poa or
especial BglleTia, or a record for Len
GER on the account Of fun and pleasure,
"Can-C Can Z" it be possible that the ed.
itoria! corps are lost to the joys of such
trips on our Big Muddy 7" When va
riety is the spice Of life" why not partake
Of that little spice 7
The Tender was out two hours, from
port to Pacific, taking Fogleman s Out
let" in her upward fight; on her "home
again her own bluffward-she came
| With the current, moonlight passing her
pathway, and music Iningliug With moon;
beams too feet and sweet to note her time.
The Belle Memphis on her last trip up
vas ont to the same way landing two
hours and thirty-9ve minutes. her bril-
daf party enjoyed the fare up of such
time that transported Lou to St Paul,
and we hope hundred honey moons
may not find her Sus-iug for more pleas.
ures than attended her thus far. Mem
phis has lost Belle, and Pine Bluff has
gained il. With these hurried pe,ings,
ans, you're, nuehly, AFLoAT.
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The Animal again Muzzied and the
Police nj Large After n.

The mirthful halls Of Keno reseunded
not with their wonted music last night.
The fellow who aops over wooden jug
and gets out wooden marbles at one
end had accepted a situation ,op the
street corner, and the fellow who ususlly
keeps bar was of on d furIough to see his
mother, and the other fellows who count
chips and smoke cigars ell had business
elsewhere, and the usual throng Of spec
tators who merely step in to take
look and see if somebody will in
vite them to take drink, also hap
pened to be out. Those who could
afford it rssorted to cigars or whisky,
and sometimes sad-looking couple could
be seen lingering in front Of the door
where the late lamented" had SO often
cheered their spirits and encouraged them
in the path of virtue. But the atmos-
phere was heavy upon them, and the dis
consulate squads wandered away, with no
particular object in view except to take
long breath. The cause of this great
calamity to society is that Judge Hunter
is net Judge any longer, and his success
sor has dissolved the injunction which
restrained the police from regulating the
nocturnal habits Of the animal known ns
Keno.
The Chief of Police, owing to the pc
culiar manner in which his eyes are set
in bis head, cannot see the beauties Of
the game. BE may have lost heavily in
his early days trying to learn 1t for augh'
we know, but he is teetotally and dia
metrically and antipodally opposed to
keno. Hence the broad ecclesiastical
smile which illuminated his features yes
terday was taken by the followers Of
King Keno as a bad omen for them. II
was generally believed among them that
parochial expedition was organized to
invade the sauctity of their retreats
hence no flaming jets of gas lighted theil
stairways, nobody was there to assert tha
keno was correct" and the rats drilled
their Cuban volunteers without being dis
turhed. as Hn
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b. r. whitman on, and the Company
Left 10 their Fate.

Day before yesterday We published 3
mild article about one B. F. Whitman,
who came here at the head Of q spectacu-
lar burlesqae opera troupe; how he didn't
advertise. or pay any bills; how he had
slim houses, and the last night of the
week none at all; how his trunks we're
attached. and how he tried to steal them
away; and how be acted the rascal gene
rally. The night after the article sp-
peared he justified all our predictions by
getting out of the city on the eleven
o'clock train and going toward Louis
vile or St. Louis, we do not know which.
His lawyers, who stood by so bravely,
even with pistols in their hands, 1t is
said, have been swindled like all the rest,
are now as loud in their denunciations Of
him as anybody else.
The trunks are in possession of Justice
Willard, but it is supposed that while
Whitman had them in the Office of his
attorneys that he took out the most
valuable contents. Officer Wood states
that one of the trunks is much lighter
than it was at first. So the rascal has
escaped after swindling everybody he
had anything to do with, and has left the
company in q helpless condition. The
salaries paid actors are not large at best,
and in travelling from place to place it
is very hard to save much ahead, and is
impossible when the salary is not paid at
all. Whitman organized his company at
the beginning of last season at Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania. il we mistake not, and
on his way South played here in
the White Fapn, so called. He changed
the name to the English Opera Troupe,
and after fair success at other places con-
cluded to drop the company at Memphis.
The following are the names of the mem
bers of the troupe and the amount he
owed each one: j. P. Suttox and wife,
| $3.50; M. Pike, $82; J. W Garner, $lS7
50; R. e. Clark, 500; E. R. Dalton, $45;
7. Fl. Daley, $35; s. 81. Sanford, $40;
w. H. Taylor and wife, $50 ]. E. Duri'
wage, $40; J. e. Hsrtel and wife, $50
Walter Fletcher, $40; Harvey and wife,
| $lS4; Mrs. Charles Henrie, sos; Miss
Laura Bell, sos; Jennie LcCompt, 1926;
Lizzie Scanlon, $50; William Alexan-
der, $50; Frank Conley, $50. .aa s..
They are stopping OF the Central Hotel
and are not able to get away. 1t is ssg
gested that they get up benefit. There
are many in the city who would assis,
them. They have been badly treated
and many of them we know to be de
serving members of their profession
Nothing we have said was intended to re
fleet on single one of those In Whit
mans employment.
He is scoundrel Of the deepest dye
but we venture to say that he will no
pokes his Eoss in Memphis for sometime
legain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24

Jon PRIsrNs AND BOOK BIsDTSe.-
Messrs. Dalton b Price, No. 9 Jefferson
street, under Commercial Hotel, would
call attention TO the fact that they are
daily executing, with neatness and
dispatch, every variety Of job printing
such as cards. bill heads, letter heads,
dray receipts, circulars, ETC., etc, They
would call particular attention to the
quality Of paper used in their account
sales, and invite merchants to examine
Il, as it was imported BY them expressly
for this market, and cannot be equalled
in the city. Their bindsry is complete
in oil its branches, and they give special
attention 10 the manufacture Of blank
books Their terms are moderate, and
All they ask is trial, guaranteeing satis-
faction in every case. s4T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24
CITY CouueiI,

A called session of the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen was held yesterday after
noon. Present: Hon. John W. Left
wioh, Mayor; Aldsrmea Clancy, Feley,
Marshall, Joyce. Black. Durff, Cart
wright, Dyer, O'Donnell, Hoist, Gal
lagher, Cicalls, Renner, Ogden, Mofet,
Vincent, Ellis and Williams.
In the absence Of Judge Swayne, Alder
man Cartwright was called to the chair.
Alderman Dyer presented the following
preamble and resolution
WHEREAS, His Honor, the Mayor, at
the last meeting of the Board of Alder
men of this city, used the following Ian
guage:
"Gentlemen, you voted me leave Of
absence for such period IS might wish.
/ am thankful for the leave, and announce
to YOU that it terminates tomorrow.
They will bear me to Elmwood before
will leave the city to bel was about to
say robbed and plundessd by you during
nv absence. Caucuses have been held
by some among you, of which am cog.
INFANT, for the purpose OF putting your
selves in position of stealing from my
constituents, and caucuses for the con-
summation of o bad and deep purpose.
Bot know, gentlemen, that henceforth it
will take two-thirds vote to carry these
designs out" And
WHEREAS, If there is any proof of the
truth of his assertisps, as above stated,
it ia his duty to make the same known to
this Board and its constituents, to the
end that the guilty should be punished
and the innocent be relieved of the
odiam thEs sast ppon them by the decla-
rations Of the Mayor. BE ii therefore
Resolred, etc., That the Honorable
Mayor be and he is hereby called upon to
name the parties interested in quitting
themselves in positions to steal from his
constiiaents,' { and 20 make specific
charges against such persons, psning the
time, place and circumstances; and that
a committee Of (3) three ba appointed to
investigate the charges made by him, and
TO report to this Board at its next meet
ing; and that the Mayor report his
charges, etc., ~ Tho COMMITTEE hereby
appointed, ana mol 70 tnss Roafd'
This was the occasion Of protraoted
discussion. Alderman MQifst sustained
the charges made by the Mayor, though
opposed to bio fpencial policy. He said
the matter would 90 before the Grand
Jury. The Mayor obtained leave to
speak, and reiterated in substance what
ks he'd said before.
The resolpHons we're finally adopted
by the following vote: Ayes-Glancy,
Marshall. Joyce, Durff, Black, Dyer,
Rsnuer, Ogden. MOffet, Vincent, Ellis
and Williams. Eays-Foley, Hoist
o'Donuell, Cioalls and Gallagher,
A motion that the Mayer and Chairman
of the Board appoint the committee was
carried, when the Board adjourned. III,
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supper and TaRIeaux at Forest Hill
TO.Nigat.

A supper and tsbIesu will be given at
Forest Hill, on the Memphis and Charles,
ton railroad, tonight, for the benefit Of
the Baptist Church at GermantoEn. The
price Of admission, including fare on the
railroad going and returning from the
city, is only one dollar. The trsin leaves
at elk o'clock this evening, and will re-
turn at one o'clock in the morning Miss
Guyton, the charming vocalist Of this
city, will assist in the concert Captain
George Msllsrsh will also lend his aid
and Is reauesies % sing Paddy
O'Rooke" The supper viii be q fne
affair, and we can promise our city
friends pleasant evenings entertain
ment OF Forest Hill. A great many
tickets haye been sold ip the city, and we
presume the attendance will be quite nu-
merous. rar rrfnrla
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Iuka springs.

This popular and health-giving place
has been pot in splendid repair, and is
now ready for visitors. Messrs. Siefey
& Aydle,t. the proprieiOrs, are we'll
known 10 the public, and know how to
take care Of their guests. People are
beginning to leave the city to escape the
heat. and We do not know Of more IN
viting place than Iuka Springs A large
crowd from Memphis Is expected this
.urnuar rIl Irt % .lrIrl N.4l 81 f.t
ilsrs1rIl' i-r.rrl .aa
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The workfnsmen. asgi
nr.o -. "a 1QfQ

MEMPHIS, June 81 ioos'
EDrroRs LEDGER; Having seen, for
some time, the name Of Martin 7. Ryder
as representing the laboring men Of this
State as their candidate for gubernstorial
honors, we take this opportunity Of ut
terly repudiating his claims to our con-
sideration. m ~
The source from which his nomination
eminated Is enough, 10 itself, to eUerlast-
ingly damn him politically When the
mass of the workingmen desire candi-
date for any office. they will call him out
In body. 8gai ~ sa.1loiq .g8ar5
.ff A SCORE OF WoRKINGMRY.
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1t is said that after the Grand Army Of
the Republic had left Arlington Gene
terry, on dseoFatIon day, there came on
great storm Of Wind and rain. The next
day all was bright and fair, bnt won
drous change had been wrought. The
wind, more charitable than man, and
more practically Indignant, had whirled
the flowers Of the graves Of the Federal
soldiers, and hesped them upon the neg
lected and insultsd graves Of the thirty
unkuown Confederates.
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LADIES MIRROR OF FAsHIos.-F. La.
yigne, hair dresser, wig maker, hair re.
storer, importer and dealer in human
hair goods. braids, curls, puffs, bandeaux,
wigs, and all articles in the hair line;
combs, brushes and fancy articles; also,
the best kind of French toilet articles.
All orders promptly attended to, and in
the best manner. Old braids made as
good as new, and into the latest style.
No. 2691 Main street (up stairs, opposite
Court square), Memphis, Tenn. 100
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CoxPLE7E DRuG SrORE.-Morrison 4
Ellis, at 1872 Main street, have complete
snd beautiful stock Of fresh drugs, en-
braeipg sysFy astisls usually foand in
their line also, fine variety of fancy
and toilet articles. Call and see.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24

CRY and country buyers Of dry goods
be sure and attend the grand semi-au
uual clearing sale of summer goods at
greatly reduced prices during the month
Of June, at M. KHAus q Co.,
GOT u1 Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24

THE many friends and acquaintance
of Mr.. Gabe Klein will be pleased to
learn that he has made arrangements to
do business for the old reliable, substan-
tial Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, with headquarters at the Office,
No. So Union street. shh oiaA l02
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TwoYARDs wide bIeaehed table linen,
81 per yard, worth 81 5O-warranted all
linen. 1901 M. KRAUs l. Co.
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GLASS fruit dishes, one dollar each, at
the Revolution One and Two Dollar
Store, 298 Main street.
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LINEN DoYLIEs, one dollar per dozen,
at the Revolution One and Two Dollar
Store, 298 Main street. sat
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TES.ouARTEB bleached sheetiugs, SOC
per yard. M. KRAUs d Co.,
9O-t Corner Main and Adams.
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ALL-LrsES towels, 81 so per dozen.
GOT M. KRAus & Co.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky.
60 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2sl Main street.
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TAKEN UP.

T1,AKEN UP, JUNE ls, A sQRREL HORSE
ahonttSelve years cid, With harness marks.
4, h.d condition. The owner can set otm ~
rrovine properly and payiag charge
80 - = b. NINTlkhs
as-Ins near NsH Ralsish read.
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BATHsl BATHsl-For good comfort
able cold or warm bath 60 to Henry
G. Hampe's 0verton Hotel barber
shop. m frd 1923
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FREsoH JoHx's eaiing-house, Irving
bleck, 258 Second street. Fifty cents
per meal. Give him call. l02
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II you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main st..
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
look at our stock. M. KRAUs y Co,
GOT Corner Main and Adams.
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WE are now selling -four, lard, hams
sugar. coffee, ETC., very low to families
but the greatest saving of money IS 10
the numerous light goods used, such o.
mustard, tea, yeaat powder, table oil
dried beef, canned goods Of all kinds
Aavoring extracts, sauces of all kinds
soap, olives, pickles (Underwood's, and
Crosse 4 Blackwelps); and everything
in the fancy grocery line. ~
OLIVER, FINITE & Co.,
284 Main street.
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IvoRY-HASDLED and ssndle wood span
gled silk fans, one dollar each, at the
Revolution One and Two Dollar Store,
5e9 Main Street. arfaf 94t
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ms. SroDDARD, room N, Posiofies
BaiIding. is prepared to make up ladies'
and childrsp's spring suits in the latest
styles. Terms moderate to suit the timss
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Wire goods, from New York auc.
tons, at great bargains.
M. KRAus Il Co, cor. Main and Adams
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IL you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to MegibbeR 1 Bro. 39l Main street.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.-All-linen
handkerchiefs, "a per doz., worth Sc. Bril-
fish half-hose, 81 so per dozen, worth Sc.
Pulled bosom shirts, 81 90, worth So 90.
Gauze and Lisle thread shirts at great
bargains. M. KRAUs d Co.,
GOT Corner Main and Adams.
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French JoHN's eating-house, Irving
block, 25S Second street. Fifty cents per
meal. Give him q call. l02
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GEO. Fl. MossARRAr q Co. sold, yes
terdsy, at auction, lot on Shelby street
to J. J. Busby, Esq, for 1872 so per foot
cash ls "a.
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If you wish to pass pleasant hour, go
to Oak Grove, on fernando road. Ill
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben 4 Bro, 2sl Main street.
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FIVE HUNDRED Lisle thread shawls for
two dollars each at the Revolution One
and Two Dollar Store, 298 Main
street. 93t
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A FRESH supply ef family groceries
always on hand at ]. Devoto's, corner
Third and Adams streets. lbs
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BEAurHUL shell toilet boxes for two
dollars at the Revolution One and Two
Dollar Store, 2s8 Main street. 93t
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WAR! WAR; In the Dry Goods
market. We will sell our entire
stock. twenty per cent. below any
house I'm the city of Memphis. Come
and get bargains at vendig d Bros,
GAG Main street. @f
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FRESoH JoHN's eating-house, Irving
block, 26s Second street. Fifty cents per
meal. Give him call. fr l02
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IL you want to amuse yourself on q
Sunday or any time, 90 to Oak Grove,
on fernando road. Ill
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page, 7
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River.

Tie Mississippi at this point is still declining.
At Cairo it is stationary. The Ohio has fifteen
feet in the ehsnnel at Cincinnati. The
Arkansas is falling slowly. with II feet In the
channel from Little Rock out. White river
continues at a good stage.
Business on the wharf was tolerably brisk
this morning.
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LADIES corsets. 81, worth 81 so.
M. KRAus & Co., cor Main and Adams
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HucK towels, % so aud g per doxsn.
GOT NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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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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LADIES' white hose, 81 25 per dozen
to be sold by the dozen only.
NJ. Klaus & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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SILVER PLATED, fve-bottled revolving
casters for two dollars each at the Revo-
linton One and Two Dollar Store, 29S
Main street. 93t
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MONEY LOANED at sss vain. nc

LAnIEs all-linen handkerchief, 81 Is
per dozen. NJ. Klaus & Co,
aO-t Corner Main and Adams,
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THRRR-BeTTLED breakfast casters for
one dollar at the Revolution One and
Two Dollar Store, 298 Main street. 93f
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"ESsLIsH FEMALE BITTERs is an ad.
mirable prescription for females"
J. A. P. KENNEDY, M. D.,
3.t Cofeeville, Mississippi.
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weather..

Meteorological observations. as reported 10
us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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LOOK out for pleasant time in the
Oak Grove. III
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FREsH Congress Water, direct from
Saratoga Springs, received this day in
bottles and for sale BY ntH
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YARD-wIDE bleached domestic, l21c
per yard. M. KRAUs u Co.
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LADIES white hose, 81 rs per dozen
worth So. M. KRAUs Il Co.,
GOT Corner Main and Adams.