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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, August Is. In
reference to the alleged defalcatiOn OF
three hundred thousand dollars, a
special dispatch from Harrisburg
says: ga dispatch having appeared
to the effect that George o. Evans, q
Pennsylvania war claim agent, was
defaulter, your correspondent asked
the Governor for information. He re-
piled that Evans had been here three
times to settle his accounts, the
last time being Saturday, the 10Th,
when the Auditor General was not
here to receive him." Evans is here
now and ready to settle, and in view
of the fact that his accounts have not
been examined, the charges against
him are grossly unjust.
State officials cannot possibly give
any information in advance of an eX-
animation.
The State Treasurer and Creditor
General are both absent, but they
must possibly be here tomorrow.
A special TO the Evening Telegram,
dated Harrisburg, August IS, says
that the Governor, Mr.. Evans, and
the financial officers of the State are
engaged in attempting a settlement of
Evans accounts. 1t is believed that
MacKsy, Hartrauft and Jorlen, finan-
cial officers, will allow very small
commissions to Evans, because of his
criminal Withholding funds from the
Treasurer.
Threats of impeachment against
Governor Geary are made freely, but
they come mostly from prejudiced cir
cles.
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The Health Of New York.

NEW YORK, August 15.-The Com
missioners of the Board of Health
passed a resolution to-day that care
full inquiry be made to discover as
far as possible the cause of the high
death rate in this city from pneumatic
diseases, fevers, cholera infantum,
diarrhea, consumption, etc. For this
purpose, the Sanitary Committee is
ordered to present the Board OF
Health with a weekly statement ON
this subject, with view of effecting
measures to ascertain what are the
local causes of the diseases. The
sanitary condition of the city excites
the greatest apprehensions. Some of
the streets are in a fearfully filthy
state, and in the guttering foul matter is
left TO accumulate, so that in some
much frequented thoroughfares the
stencil has become absolutely unbear-
able. The warm weather for a few
days past will, if continued, be likely
to cause local pestilences, unless meas.
ures for sanitary reforms are at once
taken.
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EwIEG's FlHANCIAL SCHEME
Review Of it by the Chicago Times, Which
Sustains VaIandigham's ideas.

CHICAGO, August 15.-The Chicago
Times, in an editorial this morning,
takes strong grounds against General
Thomas EWing's new financial prop
ositiOn, it says: "The true Demo
cratic doctrine is well and briefly ex-
pressed in Nallandigham's MOntgOm-
cry county platform, of May 5th. 1t
is the basis OF all sound currency and
in favor of paying the public debt at
the earliest practical moment cOnsis-
tent with moderate taxation. 1t fur
ther says, that the assumption that
if the proposed legal tender money is
made convertible at the pleasure of
the holders, into three per cent Gov
ernment bonds, there can be no
danger Of an,eXcessive imitation; it is
contrary to all probability.
''Mr. Ewing thinks that the issue of
more paper would reduce the rates of
interest charged by money lenders to
such an extent that investments in
three per cent bonds would be the best
that could be made; that is, he thinks
the initiation would stop itself How
can he think any such thing, know
ing, as he undeniably does, that the
initiation and eXpanse of national
prices is a mystery that we cannot
penetrate. He must know that ex-
panding prices always stimulatespec.
ulatiOn, always create a stormy de-
mand for money, for speculative pur-
poses, and therefore always force up
the rates of interest. By adopting Mr..
Ewing's plans and issuing enough
new legal tenders to pay off,
hn -, 4
speculation, which would speadily
bring to an enO the case which has so
long characterizedlthe money market,
and produce a stringency which would
double the present rate of interest in
a month, that is provided the enor.
NOUS issue proposed should not de-
strOy all confidence in the currency
and render it wholly worthless. Every
addition to the volume would highten
this effort and stimulate the demand.
Fromt the history of the French
assignats and Confederate currency
we may learn that the experiment
would end in a grand explosion, in
vOlving the country in ruin. The
Democracy Of the United States are
too familiar with the history of this
sort of financial empIricism in Europe
and this country, and they are too
well acquainted with the nature and
laws of the country to assist in con-
any such crazy and de-
structive monetery scheme as that
which has found 50 warm and artful
an advocate in General ThOs. Ewing.
They are not such hopeless lunatics as
to think Of getting out of debt by
creating a perpetual debt, or of restor-
ing specie payment by issuing ire.
deemable paper in unlimited quanti-
ties and banishing specie forever from
the country"
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exports coastwise, 7e; sales, is; stock, 4ss
ny rser7r<sH

exports cosstwise, 76; sales, is; stock, 46s
CHkRLEsTGN.
CHARLESTON, August 15-Cotton mar
ket dull; middling, l6@17c; net re-
ceipts, 81 bales; sales, so; stock, 1891.
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH August 14.-Cotton Is in
moderate demand; middling, 17c: net
receipts, IS bales; sales, 6O2; stock, 1891.
GALVESTON
GALVESTON, August l5.-Net receipts.
367 bales.
LONDON, August 15.-COnsols 93H
for money, and 93Z on account.
u. s. coupons BIOS of 1862, 981z; do '65s,
93k; do 67s, 925s; 10 4Os 80 Linseed
oil, S2s Sd. Turpentine, SIS Cd.
ANTWERP, August l5.--Petroleum, 4s1z.
FRANKFORT, August 15.-United States
coupons-5-20s of 1852, 957s.
LIVERPOOL, August I5.-Cotton closed
dull; uplsnds, S9<d; Orleans, Sd
sales, 10. 900 bales; for speculation and ex-
port, 1000; shipments from Bombay since
last report to l4th, 5000. Breadstuffs un-
changed. Wheat-receipts for three
days, 10000 quarters; American, 2500.
Lard, AS.
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Schurz and Sumner in exposing
Grant and Boutwell,. 1t will be a
pleasant shindy, varying the usual
dullness of the Senate.
Frank Helmbold, aged six yesrs,
was drowned In Chicago river yester-
day.
The Imperial family receive the at
tentions of the royal family and no
bility OF England.
At EIgin, Illinois, last night, Mrs.
j. B. Smith was burned to death by
the explosion of kerosine lamp.
Rich silver bearing Galena discove-
ries were reported yesterday from the
iron country in southern Utah, In the
neighborhood of vast deposit of
iron.
Yesterday the Indians of the Umat-
tilla reservation, Oregon, declined to
negotiate for the sale OF their lands,
having been swindled out of their pay
for those last sold.
The Japanese Government have an
nounced q new system of coinage, the
gold and silver to correspond with
that of America. The yen (or dollaY)
being unit, remains unchanged.
Mayor Oreill offers a reward of five
hundred dollars for the arrest of any
persons suspected of setting the build
ing on fire in Jersey City, by which
nine persons lost their lives on Satur-
day.
Acting Secretary of the Interior,
Coden, has written a letter to Govern
or Davis, of Texas, asking him to
postpone the execution of the sem
tence to death upon Kiowo Chiefs,
Satanta and Big Tree.
The Masonic Knight Templars'
grand convocation, to come of at
Baltimore on the 10Th of September,
promises to be grand affair. Every
city and town in the United States
and the Canadas, it is expected, will
be represented.
During thunder storm yesterday
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, thunder
bolt entered the telegraph Office and
passed to the lower story and instant
" killed a woman named Addie Eliza
Mitchell. When hit she had her hand
on the gas pipe.
Bismarck, Baron Won Beust and
probably Count Andrassy, with assist
ant counsellors from their respective
are going to Gastien to
be present at the meeting Of the EN-
perors. 1t is highly probable that Inn
portant negotiations will be entered
upon on the Roumanian question.
1t is stated on authority that seri-
Ous disagreements have arisen be-
tween the French and German gov
with reference to the Frank
fort peace negotiations. The present
difficulties are likely to lead to fur
her complications, which may result
n the suspension of the treaty for
peace negotiated between the two
governments at Frankfort.
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NAPOLEON.
What He Has to Say for Himself and Faml-
ly-What he Thinks of Theirs
and Others.

NEW YORK, August ia gentle
man just returned from Europe, who
has been in intimate social relations
with the French imperial family, in
forms an interviewer" of a morning
paper that Napoleon believes in his
early restoration to that government /;
that Theirs is regarded as a mere
make.shift, and that his death at this
time would be followed by another
civil war. Gambetta is looked upon
as an ambitious, intriguing, able
man. BaZaine waits for history to
Justify him. LeBouff is a Wretched
creature.
The Empress is well, and intends to
send the Prince Imperial on a tour
through the United States when he is
a little older.
There are now two parties in
France-Imperialists and Red Re-
publicans. The Bourbons are no.
where. European diplomatists abroad
favor his return, believing that the re-
stOration of NOpOleOn would keep in
subiection the disorderly elements OF
the French which now constantly
menace Europe.
1t is also stated that England is
threatened with serious revolutionary
troubles, and il was believed that a
conciliatory government would fail to
satisfy the demands of the people.
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FUHERAL NOTICE.

VAHPELT-The friends and acqu aintancss
Of N. A. VAEPELT are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this Wednesday af.
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, nom the residence OF
DR.. @. W. Malone No. 81 Court street. Ser
vices at Second Presbyterian Church by Rev,
W. E. Boggs. Carriages in attendance.
MURDOCH The friends and acquaintance
of VIZ. NURDoCK and family are respectfully
invited to a'tenu his funeral. from his late
residence, No. lO7 Union ST., thls CWEDNEs-
DAY. afternoon, at O'Clock.
GORMAM-On Tuesday. August Is. 1871, az
ter lingering illness of four weeks, JAMES
NJ. GoRAAN, at No. Is Alabama street.
His funeral viii take place this (WEDNEs-
DAY. afternoon, at o'clock.
Davenport, Iowa, papers please copy.
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1910
WASHINGTON
PUBLIC pEBF STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Receipts
and expenditures by warrants for the
fiscal.year ending June 30th: Net re-
ceipts from customs, $2O6, ,270, ,40S; net
receipts from Internal Revenue, $l43,-
098, l53; from sales Of public lands,
&, ,3SS, ,646; from miscellaneous sources,
$3l ,566 796; total net revenue, $685.
go, ,943; balance in the treasury, June
80, 1870, Sl49, sos, ,S76; total, $532, $685.
$40. Net expenditures for civil and
miscellaneous, S69, 49, 40; War De.
partment, SIS, ,43l OF; Indians and
pensions, $41, ,S70, 1872; interest on the
public debt, 1926, 576, 500; net Ordina-
Ty expenses, S292, III ,1S5; purchase of
bonds for the sinking fund, $l30, 1885,
14S; total net expenditures, $422, ,912,-
333; balance in the Treasury, June 80,
1871, $I09, ,9l7 All; total, $532, ,S29, $40.
Receipts from miscellaneous sources
include 1882, ,S29 from premiums.
Expenditures for civil and miscella-
neOus purposes include 81, 9,0l6, ,l94 for
premiums, Indians and pensions.
This shows the expenditures for the
Indians to be 81, ,767 ,502, leaving for
the expenditures on the pension ac-
count $34 103, $50. In consequence of
the change made by the law of July 8,
1870, whereby the payment of pen
siOns was made quarterly instead OF
semi-annually, the payments for the
past year have been increased about
IS, 600 600 by the payment of the extra
quarter pension, falling due within
the yesr.
LEGAL OPINION IN REGARD TO THE
TAN ON INTEREST ON COUPONS.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury, on the oath
ult., addressed a letter to the late Com
missioner PleasantOn, transmitting
copy of Solicitor Banfeld's opinion in
favor Of desisting from the collection
of taxes due from corporations on
interest on coupons, payable within
the last five months of 1870, when |
such corporations had, under the
Commissioners decision, paid such |
coupons in full, without deducting the
tax prior to May 18th, 1871, the date
of the Secretary's decision, reversing |
that of the commissioner.
In the letter referred to, the Secre-
tary announced his acceptance of the |
conclusion as to the tax on
such interest of coupons paid prior to |
May 18th, 1871, but stated that his de- |
cisiOn had no reference to the tax on |
on stock, adding that that |
question had not been passed upon by |
him. Today, the Secretary informed |
the Commissioners that no question re-
before him as to the tax due |
on dividends declared during the last
five months, the period referred to.
This also, in effect, applies to the tax
on undivided profits of corporations
accrued and added to any surplus, con
tingent or other fund, during the same |
period, under section 10, of the act of
July IA, 1870. These taxes will be as
sessed and collected,
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POLITICAL
KentuckY EIectIon Reiurns.

LOUISVILLE, August 15.-The off,
cial returns from ninety-nine counties
are received, which give Leslie, Dem
Ocrat, 1l9, 40, and Harlan, Republi-
can, s., ,645. This leaves fifteen cOun-
dies to be heard from. which viii
probably increase Leslie's majority to
a little Less than 10000, as previously
stated.
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HOME TELEoRAMs.
Crops About Helena, Ark.
Special to the APPEAL.l

Special to the APPEAL.
HELENA, ARK, August 15.-There
is no local news of importance. A
daily paper will be established so soon
as printers will work for nothing.
Crops in the adjacent country are
good. The cotton is over an average,
and corn IS extra,
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DIED.

STOVALL-On Tuesday, August Is 1871, a ?
ter a prOtracted illness, Mrs. MARTHA J.
sToYALL, aged 81 years.
Her funeral services will take place this
lWEDH ESDA Y)sevening, at 4 O'Clock, from
the residence OF her son, VIM. a, Stovall, 40
Marshall ayenue.
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Hoffman Denounced by New York Demo-
crate

NEW YORK, August 15.-At a
meeting Of the local Democratic asso-
citation last evening Governor Hotf-
man was declared responsible for the
blOodshed of July 18th, and it was re-
solved to strenuously oppose him for
any Office he may seek.
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The IncOrruptibIe Set that Rule Wash
Ihaton.

WAsHINGTON, August 15.-The
Commissioners on the Indebtedness of
the District Of Columbia in their re-
port to the House delegates of this
district on the affairs Of the police
court, which has been under investi-
cation, assert that certain officers Of
the court have been guilty of acts al
extortion, black mailing, ETC., in vic.
lation Of law and deeency, and recom-
mend the entire abolition of the court
and its reorganization under munich
pal authority. The report makes no
reflection on the Judge or Clerk Of the
court.
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MA0nMIc MnTIrE
Memphis City Schools.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION, I
Odd Fellows Hall, August Is, 1871.
B5' Tickets OF admission will be issued to
white children Wishing to enter the city
schools on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
To colored children on Tuesdays and Fri.
days, from o'clock am. until o'clock pm
aul8 &. G. SLAUGHTER, Supt.
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Crops In Arkansas

LITTLE Rock, August 15.-Crop
prospects continue excellent. In all
parts of the State at least one third
less cotton was planted this year than
last.
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

UANPELT-Tne officers and members Q
v of Angerona Lodge, No. 16S, +. and ~
A. M. are reqv ested 10 meet at their/N
O'Clock, tor the purpose OF attending the fu.
neral OF onr late Brother n. A. VANPELT.
BY ordsr Of @. NJ. CARROLL, W. M.
JOHN BEAMTsH. Secretary auI6
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nxezaph1@. Tenn
mOrIcE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

oSyruE or ME.rPzIs 4 vIcxssURs, RRCo,
VICKsBURc, MISS, August iO Is-T I
To the Stockholders OF the Memphis ana
Vicksburg Bailrosd Company.
YOU are hereby notified that q CAL OF Hour
II and one-ERH per cent. OF tna conifai
stock Of said Company has been ordered 80
.hs President and Directors, aud vcu ara
hereby requested 70 come forward and nav
sfssippt Valley Bank. Nicksburg. on a. ~.
fore the 10th day of September nsxt.
BY order Of the Board.
sals VIZ. A. FAIRCHILD, sse'y.
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NofHna-

A LII knight Templars, Royal Arch or 4
"A Master MasonH, together with their w
families, desiring 10 visit Baltimore On/V
the 18th of Septem Der, viii give their nam es
to Sir Bun. +. Price, Chairman of Committee,
att ana Jefferson street, by August 18th,
uom whom all information can be obtained.
thirty days.
By order GEO. MELLERSH z. C.
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The Nenrnas al LIttLe Rock.

LITTLE Rock, August 14.-Uon-
siderable interest is being manifested
among the colored people in regard to
the city election in November. Meet.
ings are held almost every night.
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A Destructive Fire.

JERSEY SHORE, PA, August 15.-
A fire last night at this place destroyed
the Franklin Hotel, two brick dwell
ings, and several other buildings were
damaged. Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
500. The fire was accidental. The
WflliamspOrt firemen came fifteen
miles to extinguish the flames.
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Menken Brothers
MAIN STREET. coz. COURT,
TRoTTINcI

A TWO days trotting meeting win be given
n BY the Lessees OF the ChtckasaW Course,
on Thursday and Friday, August nth and
l6th. with the following programme:
FIRST DAY-Mile heats, best three In i've;
In harness and to rule, for horses that have
never beaten three m In nutes; for a purse OF
500; second to receive half the gate mon ey.
SECOND RACE-Dash oI one mile, for $500 a
side, between Il Y. Fraim's C. h. Thunder.
gust and E. Warrtek's C. z VidOco to be
run Thursday, at 2o'olOek.
SECOND DAY -FrRsT RACE-Mne heats,
three In hYe, as above, for horses that have
never beaten 2 go; for purse CT SIO0; sec
ond to receive one fourth ofthe gate money.
SECOND RACE-Mile heats, free for all; in
harness and to rule, for purse OF s1OO; sec
ond to receive one-fourth Of the gate money
To name and close at pm, Monday, Aug
l4th; nominations to be made to Q. STONE E,
~ Jefferson street.
Entrance, 10 per cent, TO accompany the
nomin nations In all cases.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Determined Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, August ia German
named Baueil blew his brains out to-
day with a pistol. 1t is alleged that
ne forged a check amounting to TWEEN
ty.five dollars, ,purporting to be signed
by Frank Kerein, his employer, and
passed it to a saloon keeper.
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Prof. C. P. WinkIar

d EGS leave to inform hfs friends and the
ID public generally that he will commence
his course OF Instruction In music on Mon
day, August 14th. Only a limited number OF
private pupils viii be received. auls
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The Charlestown, Ripley and Par
kersbuTg Railroad Company was or
ganiZed yesterday st CharlestOWn.
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An issue of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars in bonds for the Gin
cinnafi Water Works were taken by
the Third National Bank yesterday
nj four and six hundredth per cent.
premium. Bids from Boston, New
Bedford and Baltimore were lower.
The bonds draw seven per cent, to
run fifteen years.
Jusrez, of Mexico, lacks 11O votes OF
having majority for President, with
fourteen districts to be heard frOm,
and 1t Is expected that these will give
him sufficient number of votes to
elect him over rival candidates.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe state
TUESDAY MORNING, CLASS ~. AUsUir Is. 1871.
3 s 8 10 II Il l3 IA
IS, IA, 5S, II, 81, 5, 6, "A, 9, SO, %, II, 81.
TUESDAY EVENING, CLASS IS, AUGUST Is, 1871.
8 8 9 10 IL II l3 IA
IS, t3, g. 55, 80, 58, 90, TO- 81 49, So, 70 so, IS.
aul6 2A7 SECOND STREET.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
incorporated in 1893.
Omc1A1 Draw1xwe,

MORNING CLASS-No. sS5.
5s, As, 35, 56, SO, 90, q, I, AZ, Is, 4, 20, 81.
EVENING CLASS-No. $50.
IS, 66, 60, So, 2, 25, 46, SO, a. Is, 81, 81, I9.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes from
Sl00 TO $4,000, paid in money by ]. E.
Memphis Tenn ?. o. MURRkY. MfLLER
q CO., Managers, ct. Louis, MO. sui6
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FAMINE.
The Heart-slckeninu Story from Persia.

NEW YORK, April 15.-Advices
from Bombay report that the famine
in Persia had entailed dreadful suffer
ing on the inhabitants Of that coun-
try. In Ispahan public shops were
opened for the sale of camels, asses
and does' flesh and yet from seventy
to eighty persons died daily. People
went about selling their children. In
Kussan and Kome, cities in which
corn had formerly abounded, people
had been caught cutting down their
children for food. In Khorasssn
eighteen thousand men have been
swept of and the survivors raked up
the corpses for food. On July 31st,
Mr.. Allison, Charge d'Affaires at TIE.
heran, who had confirmed the state
ments of the suferings by famine,
said, in response TO the request OF
England for information as to the ez-
tent of the famine: "The famine is
over, but provisions are very dear"
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Wholesale Poisoning.

ST. LOUIS, August ia private
letter from E. ii. Wilson, who is con-
nected with q party Of engineers on
the line Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, to his fsther in this city states
that some days since while working
about forty miles from Deer Lodge,
the whole party was poisoned by
eating bread. The symptoms were
like those attending strychnine. They
all suffered terribly, but none died.
1t is not stated how or by whom the
broad r-oc raofsouad
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Jacob Cans, 2O0 Main.
SPECIAL.


From and after this date, until LIST of Sep
tember, in order to make room Tor Fall and
Winter Stock, we viii sen linen and Light
weight cas- sinere goods at cost for cash. We
have on hand nne assortment Of youth's,
boy s and children's clothing in linen and cas-
simeres, which we VIII sell regardless Of cost
in order to close them out. Call and ex-
anime our stock and satisfy yourselves.
sNEED a BEAsLEY,
96I Main Street
We are prepared to take orders for any
kind of clothing or farnishing goods. Our
Mr.. Beasley is in New York giving his sps-
cial atte ntion to manufacturing onr fall and
winter stock. auls
Sneed & BeasIsy.