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RAILROAD NEWS.


Cairo and FUAt0ns
A friend, in q very brief note, informs
un that the New York Commercial BuLle-
tin was in error wheni il said, as We copied.
that Hon. Tom Scott had purchased the
Cairo sod Fulton railroad, That's all
right. Il would have been equslly so If
Scott had purchased it.
The Memphis and Ripley.
The Ripley Weekly News ssys the chief
engineer of this road and some Of his
assistants passed through our town : few
days since, on \ general tour Of observa-
ton a. 70 the prscicability Of building
the road on the line already located. We
understand that they report b line =
good and entirely practicable one.
ThS Last Rail
os TIA ct. Louis, Lawrence and Denver
Taflrosd was laid At Lawrence, Kansas,
v~estsrday, and .be o now runs from
Lawrence 20 Peasant hill Missourt,
ghere IL connects with the Missouri Pa
cido road, making = direct line to st.
Iouis sixteen miies shorter than by sny
othsr route. The road has been leased
and will be operated by the Missouri Pa
cihc railroad company.
New OrIeaas . New YOrk.
meeting Of railroad sfhoara IN No
h,le. on the 2lss Inst, 4 new schedule was
s-rsrcsS Between New Orleans and New
YorE' by which trains will leave the for
mer citv a I've O'Clock pm, passing NO
hiIa st mtdniRht, going and coming. The
MohIIe ard ONO. Alabama Central, and
Inc Ssima. Rome and Dalton railroads art
nclnded In this schedule. It - intended
Ia make this 9 quick and comfortable
through line, with Pullman sleeping cara
from New Orleans 70 LynchbuTg, Virgl-
niA.
me AlszaadriA and Fredsrfeksburs.
The Alexandra (VirginiA) GsEstte, OF
| the 9th, says; The late prevailing bad
westber has intsrfered considerably with
oDaratiOns on the Alexandria and Freder-
icksbnrg railroad, hut sveTy possible id
vantage h taken of the good spells and
ire work d pushed forward as rapidly 81
JrcnmstanceH Will admit. The large fores
sTnioved ia the construction of b bridge
o~sr OeeOquan bay did not Hest yesterday,
~ a. a. nov said that the bridge will bs
~comnIeted by the middle Of JanurTy. The
tgscf will be laid 10 this a ofth3t bridge
during ths current week"
AFTER the Bond Thieves.
TbeBSnner Of Thursday ssysi "Inthi
bonss Yesterday, III. Lewiks nom IN
snscisi oommitts appointed toinYsstigati
lie fraudulent issuance OF railroad bonds
snbmitted a bill which provides Tor In
-annointIasnt by the governor 81 an 81
srrev to institute civil and cftmins
\ DToeeeution against all parties having an
. connection with hs Illegal and frEudulen
sSusuco OF stats bonds to railroad com
nsnies and 70 represent the State In SAT-
-prosseutionn, It ehRn be the duty Of th
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U. 9. MAIL a LINES,

DA6HEH0EE5 By cur lines nom Forfa Unfit
II can 70 ak times q week, via Fayer vi
70 Noosho On the SOnthsrn Pacfnc rsFrosd
- miles; or three times . week rom Forf
sonth 70 miles % Bogzy Depot ana tfi-WesFiy
vest 70 mtte4, VIA Fort ArDucEle TO FCri SUI:
or eonanutng south daily rom BoEsy Is miles
" snerma1 and going gsst ward, By line Of
u g. Eorts.6O miles % Fl Paso; or soathwsrd
rom Sharman daily into Central Tsxas. or
eaaf % Jonesson. AaTsnAu, ETC.; or hom
1HKEvEPOKr
~ ranrcad, via NarshsH 70 Lonzvfsw sns
We1sEafa lnto SeaEA Texas; or ) uthWard
4 80 miles, On Tsxas Contra Railroad. $500
i esfs entsring Texas BY
aALEEBT0A or HDLAEOLA
msst sur linss q ths head OF tie various raal-
. roads 20 al para OF TEXAS, and run IN better
| cono8rt than ever before, and IN good style
generally 8AHYER 4 F1CkLIN,
no2 SharHssa. TszaAL
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O AND REGISTER.
AnOrRER INDoRsEaEAr.

There wss q curious incident the other
day ct the Louigisna State fair. A bridal
party went TO examine Buck's Brilliant
cooking stove. Desiring to show ths
bride what HE stove could do, b ex-
hibisox put in u three and e half pounds
Of wood, and with this baked an eight
pound loaf Of bread in forty-thfee min
utes. The stove was Immediately pur-
chased Is q bridal present, Brides, or Is
dies longer married, should go al once to
Risk q Johnson's, SOC Main street, sDd
secure one of these blessings to 8 family.
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GO N REGISTER.
IS COMING.

And for the advent of this chiefest Of al
cur holidays the indefatigsblo Charley
Howard has made every preparation. His
tasty little establishment Is packed with
all manner OF "goodies"-b0n bOEs, pure
candies, and all the toothsome s1gzr-wsre
for which be has 80 long been famed-pui
up in elegant boxes, all ready for delivery
to your lady-love. But all this has not
distracted Mr.. Towards attention from
his luncheon-rooms-Ehe favortte resort
Of the ladies when on Main street shop
ping. Delicious coffee, broiled oysters,
mince-pie, rich cakes and other uxuriee
are yet to be obtained at 278 Main street,
served up Charley's best style.
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GO N REGIsTFR

In passing down Main street yesterday,
our attention was attracted BY 3 crowd
In front Of tins handsome show windows
Of Messrs, B. Lowenstein 4 Bros. We
We noon discovered the cause to be the
exhibition in the window Of magnificent
point lace 0verskirt, trimmed In deep
founcss OF ths same costly material, and
said to be worth $50.
It II indeed q beautiful piece Of lace
work, and We would advise all our lady
friends to call and inspect it-st the cor
nsr OF Jefferson and Main atreets.
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GhENADAf MISot NV &s
Editors AppeaI-The DAILY APPEAL
comes to hand Sery promptly. We ar
all well; family send kind regards.
Bowling is red-hot at the APPEALS cor
respondent, but has q poor way Of helping
himself.
Price is senator from this district. Da
vid Greer's colored preacher is our repre-
sentative Tor Grenada county. O.. 2. Lin
coin, Prics's son-in-law, is clerk of chan
Gerry, Grenada county. Cotton is coming
in heavy into Grenada on the 2Ssh. We
received two hundred and siXty-oas bales
New Orleans got two hundred and thirty
fDuS, and Memphis twsnty-sevsn. Mem
phil merchants asleep.
How would 1t work to have a line Of
Memphis and New Orleans steamers
carry cotton at less rates than the Central
railroad, the steamers to run ! coDne1-
ton with the Mississippi and Tennessee
rsilrosd3 This would give Memphis the
chance OF handling seve thousand bales
of cotton more han she does now.
The eighth ward Of Memphis is my ole
home. Here's my ticket: for mayor
John johnson; for couneilmen, W. O. O
Foster and John Mckenzie. Foster is
cotton broker, Mckenzie is foreman o.
the Memphis and Ohio railroad shop AL
good men, intelligent men, and working.
men. Each Memphis railroad should
elect one mar TO the city council, this mar
to come from the shops. To, this If you
want railroads to have q show in the city
OF Memphis, the seventh ward ought tC
send Mr.. Burke or Ell. Anderson, tenth
ward, James Eoien.
Chickens viii roost In pesce this Christ
mas, IS the nights VIII be moonlight.
Grenada has improved more in the LAST
twelve months than she has before in the
last twelve years. BY the first Of Febru.
sry, 1872, we will have two good hotels
convenient TO naiirosd DEPICTS. Grenadi
wants q white barber; a decent n would
do sdecent business. Grenada needs
decent postofice and postmaster; ALSO 4
good msrketbouse, sidewalks on Depol
and Main streets, Donovan gas, and fencs
in the public square, plant ornsmenta
trees and ~shrubbery thereon, . Hay Il OF
In walks; in fact, make q miniature Couil
square. At present 1t Is used ss 9 genera
stock lot for Africa on Sasurdays-
Well, suppose l dry up for the present
II there Is anything I have written thai
/ you ses any sense in take it, you ear
have 1t gratis-how kind of me. l hope
TO see you soon down our way, will try K
trest yon right, give you Norfolk oysters
not Esltby's. Yours to count on,
WAGNER.
JUST ARRIvED.-A large stock of thG
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PINE BLUFF sRANCH
Memphis & LittIs Rock 4. 2 Co,

- Books are nov open for subscription 70
the capital stock u he me Bl11 Bancn OF
ths AsmphA and Little ROCK Ealr1ad OOm-
pAnys a tne foltoEtlz pla e: on . or N. 2.
6rAcas Zine 6ians cmcs Of ID. =. SHAW. Little
hocki oucs OF No. Hlltams, U5Eaufs Eluds
once o. Company, No II Jsners1n sfrseL,
Memphis, Tenn. The Com pay gTss 70 "a .
Arkan1A EAd land - 3 az pee, ana 1sEue
MI Pa1d-up stoek In pay mant Land suOs
soriDsd os1oze lt JennaEy ia VIII Do ex-
capt from taxes lor ave eara, ana fhs Cona-
panJ give the party suDscTt an Lns option
OF DuYlnE half Ahs jauds saascliDed Al the
same pr1ce, within I've years. Tnls 4 psrtOf
a main line 10 shreveport ard Jsre- son,
where connection VIII os maze WIN ths
SOuthern Pac1nc RaaIroaa.
Blanks and AL Incarnation furnishsd by
agents ana ths 1n~dezsig1ed,
b. WILLIAMS,
Land and Ger eral AsenE f3r company.
| Mnns OWES and A. r. lUCK, Agent
Omce. II Ie1sraon street Msu1 puis. Tenn
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NOTICE.

NY health being sufficiently restored, 1
will resume the duties Of my Office on
Monday, December 4, ISL.
JAMES G. M0FFATT,
Coroner Shelby county.
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OFFICE ERIE TRANSPORTATION CoNPANY,l
November 18th, Is7l
Mr.. O. II. Haight IA his day appointed
agent OF this ompauy al Memphis.
7. A LEWIS, superintendent
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H~AEDsOMELY DOME.

Mr.. Bingham, the renowned photo
grspher, has notified the st. Andrew
Society that he viii make than q present
ofs group-picture EN- bracing every mem
Der Of the Society, as an ornament for theii
hall. The well-knoWn skill Of Mr.. B
warrants us in saying that the present
will be one Of value 20 the society, and
will be highly priEsd a. 6 testimonial Of
his good viii toward the genial gentlemen
who so worthily represents Aud Scotia In
ouY city.
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A sTGUHCH MOUSE.

We AJAX the attention Of planters who do
business In Memphis to the card OF
Messrs. Rosser, lizard & Co, to be found
in another place In this paper. The mem
bars of the frm-Measrs. John Rosser,
Van B. lizard, Mark W. Izard, Frank n.
PreWitt, +. J.. lizard and George A. lizard
ARE Well-knovn for business integrity
throughout Arkansas and Mississippi,
and their patrons may rely upon every
attention being paid 70 their interests.
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LnsT.
F0R LEASE.
DEMOcRA1Ic MASS MEETING

Pursuant to a call, numerously signed
q Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of
Memphis win be held in the GreenlaW
operAhouss on Saturday, December eth,
tor the purpose OF nominating candidates
for mayor snd other municipal offices.
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THAT BRoILER AT
&
Sp A STREET,

Il an article needed in every household,
SO all the "gude" housewives say. and 1t Is &
great satisfaction TO roam thu ough their large
establishment, attended by Mr.. q. A Wilson,
whose patience never tires. n even though
3 purchase Is not made, the same genial man
ner Is always there. He was delighted ysstsr-
day when he received the following telegram.
"NEw ORLEANS, December i, ISL.
"Messrs. Rnbsch q Dush, Memphis:
First premium to American and Columbian
cookstoves, after actual trial.
W. D. G. LLOYD"
Hurrah for Memphis, and success TO our 80
ahead townsmen, Rubseh & Dush.
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TIE Mr,spzIs GAsLIazr CoxpASr IL N,

HI MEMPHIS GAsLIGHT COMPANY Is now
furnishing It's consumer with gas OF very SUI
periOr Illuminating power, not surpassed oy
any company in the world, which Is due In 8
great measure 70 the Naptha process.
persons fail 10 get q satisfactory light 1T q e
some defect or obstruction IN the plnFs inside
the build Lng. II the quality Of the = IS is good
in one locality, If surely should be stronghold
the entire city, as no gas company can maxi
good gas for one patty and poor gas for an
other. 1t ALI comes from one reservoir.
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s SUCCESS

Selling furs at extra low prices. and the
! largest and best assorted stock In she city.
Z collars and NUTS from 81 rs to 500 At the
%. o. & d. n. LoEwENSTINE,
No 80 Main strest. a
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PRoFEssoR CHARLES MAYER

Organist of st. Bridgst's church, graduate Of
the Lsipsic -conservstories Of music, and late
OF New York city, would respectfully an
nOunce to the citizsnslof Memphis that he Is
prepared. to receive pupils on the piano and
ia vocal music. Glasses In harmony and
~thoroughsbass will be formed. TApplicaton 70
be made-at the music stores. of the city.
TKKxs-ss0 pei. quarter, or. SIS PEI. month
payable monthly.
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Mr.. Leo Ehrlich has his day entered Into
copartnership with me in the management OF
ghe general agony of the Northwestern Mn
tual Life Insurance Company, Of Milwaukee,
for the State Of Tennessee, and the business
viii henceforth be conducted under the nrm
name Of LEO HRLICH & Co.
JOHN z. STEBBINS, State Agent.
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aExKEs
GO N REGISTER.

NoTIoK+OLD Folks AT HoHK The
members Of the association viii meet ct
HIbernian hall, Main street, at / O'Clock,
to attend the funeral services Of our de-
ceased brother. r. II. Talley, at Wesley
chapel, at 2o'clock pm. this day Sunday.
December Sd. The punctuAl attendance
Of each member Is required.
@. D. MCLEAN, President.
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MOTTO.
-MAYoRn orrlcr. c1rY HA1L

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
w HENPHIs, TENN, EOVsmBsr2 Bll
IN accol dance Wish Lle provisions Of 5setlon
" OF the ely Charter. 20 fsloWiEg-nEued
oy the Board OF AideTae1 o. ara Registers,
for b purpose Of carr Ing said seeL-1n into
execution Their omces win be opened sttke
places named boloW, on MONBzF, Inc Zth
mat, ~ Il o'elook m and Ienlsta o, en- unI1
Wednesday. the sotn December. Al which
time regtAtrztion wiz eezse. Iitzeas VIII
lake noti,e has ali parties d-slrtaZ 70 vote
a. thsm MAJ tciPal eseetioE szsltqdlrsd 70 be
/ registered in the WErI in WnIch tlsy reslds.
Uerttnestes heretofore issued viii Lot be re-
eogn11eo - ne ensalns else lo1-
JOHN JOHSSOS, Mayor.
WARD DISQUALIFICATION WARD
Owen Dsfiy, Rssisssr. once. no. - Front,
cozner o. Conmsrcs.
Second ward
P. Townsend. Register. once, No. a Pop
Third ward.
Thomas ?. Adams, Register. once; No. Iss
Second szsst, corner Of sshtngtou.
Rozrth Ward.
John G Lanisr. Register. once. No. sS
Second street,
Ffnh ward.
A. n. Droeshsr. Regis er. once, No. -
second street. corner Of Union
sixth wars.
James Banks. Register. once, No. 5EMzia
street, corner OF POnsotoc.
Seventh Ward.
A ]. Ferguson, RegistsT. once, No. III
BeSle street, upstairs, Ferguson BlOck.
Eighth ward
D. Pante, Register, once, No. ia Poplar
street, opposite The Market.
Ninth ward
]. D. DanbuTy, Register. once, corner OF
Fourth and Auction
I'd Tenth ward.
MicbaaI DeA. Register. Once, corner OF
Aam and Calhoun streets; and for the con-
Tenience OF the citizens living in ths eastern
portion OF The ward his once VII be Al Gen.
70 saturday. the 18Th tnelEslvs. nos
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THOSE who are destrous Of purchasing . ne
RELIABLE and GENUINE set of Furs, we
would advise you TO call on Leidy 4 Co, where
you u1i Had1n their assortment Of 9enuemenB
Dress and Business Hats, and Ladies' Fus,the
rsTH finest md 6ssf that are worn and pro
duced. Exantne their goods and judge for
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TRIMMING vELvETs.
A large line of COLORED SILK vELVETS
at 81 a yard, to be closed out, at
MENKEN BAoS. 7
GRENADA.
TRTwmINa vELVETs.
GRENADA.

What of n Cotton Trade?-A sugges-
tiOn-ChrIs9mas Iimes-Mem9fsis Poll
tics Down There-Rfeet Of Ms-iSbt
en- the Longevity Of Hens
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Coon ADVICE TO HoUsHKEKPERa-Do
not buy your blankets before you have
inspected the vast assortment at b Lo-
Wenstsin & Bros, who offer their entire
stock OF blankets ct greatly reduced
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x STILL TEKf coMH-Ths large srriysls
daily at our hotesa attest Lbs comnsneial
prosperity Of our Cay. We are psrticu-
isrly pleased TO noticeAhe growing pOpu-
larify Of the Commercial Hotel" Eighty
persons registered at that hetel yesterday.
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GO n REGISTER.
COMPRISING

For the present, and until further notics,
cotton will be compressed at the Chtckasaw
press for (5c) twenty-five cents per bale.
W. ]. CRAWFORD co.
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nERzoo e BIO.
HERZoG

Are out ones mors with = nsR sdvsFtiss-
meat which, - usually, produces The
annct Of a
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LADIES kid side-lsce gsiters,
Ladies' congress CATERS.
Marie Antoinette slippers.
The Nilsson slippers.
With every other style for ladies wsar
Gentlemen's slippers In every variety.
At the champion shoe store.
Thos. B, Ccffey Il Co. 898 Main street.
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GO AND REGISTER.
ryOu suffer from neuraIgia,apply -NsurL'

q bottle of Mrs. Whitcombis syrup, the great
soothing remedy for all diseases incident 70
infants and children.
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GIS
axDD1sG AND UPHOLsrxaTNG.

A. f. DAVIS, house and sign painter, 81
Second street. Orders promptly executed al
reasonable rates.
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house In the city is at IA Second street Hunt
4 Hanson's old stand.
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HOLIDAY eOoOs,

Messrs. Boyle q Chapman, No. RTSK
Main street, sre receiving the advance
packages Of thsir holiday Foods, and no
prettisr display could be made than that
which has been commsnoed in this repoei-
tory OF the useful and beautiful.
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NOIICE TO

JOE LOCKE, 2S5k Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Pictor1a1s and DID
lies IN the atty
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NEW roofs made, tin root painted, and al
kinds OF roof repaired. by
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z HEAT, COMFORT AM EcoEoMT-Thls you
VIII get BIZ having your crates set with
Lemons Improvement CAN at 80 Second
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An who wish to purchase furniture, mat
tresses and all kinds Of bedding at low figures,
or have any kind Of upholstery work done,
will ind II to their interest to call on VIM K
Southern Express. He is prepared TO do any
thing in his line. aud guarantees satisfaction.
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"NEURIL" Is kept by al drst-class drug
gists. Apply TO them for a circular.
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J.. r. wRAr, with Menken Brothers. Call
and see him If you want good and cheap
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LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Go to Leddins College. o7szazE
Attend Robertsons business College.
-Thos- cubhsns, hrfcklayer, "a Main street.
II. q. Mcclure, architect, cor. ID & Union sts.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. III
Main street. Three fs1Itless gem pictures for
NY esnAs ~zaz zlar 4
cznNEsE Porcelain Ware. at ELL1oTT a
RIDGkLYs 40 Main street., near Adams.
EXAMINE the crate in this once lis . raa
saving Of rusl.-EDs.
sxs dvsrtissnen Of Dr. Belts Dtspeasary.
beaded Book for b Mulon-Mauiage Guide
IN another column. It should bo.read By
PRxPAxE for cold weather and have your
CRATES set with Lemons improvements Leave
orders AZ 20 Second street
wAxru-To purchase walnut Lumbar sor
FkdzN. sDseeOnd street
ELLIOTT RfDdiELY, d Es44a Street IN nsa AZ
Adams
n FrrTIse. SIS second street
EAST INDIA Curiosiiies at ELIICTT q
RIDGELY, A9 Main street, nsar Adams.
GO AND REGISTER.
COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully.
! JAPANESE LaoQuered Boxes nd rayA. At
ELLIOTT q K1D9ELHs Hs Main street near
TN. JoHNsTON q co.
Have now . complete stock Of
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HAVANA ROYAL LOTTERY.

JUST ARRIvED.-A large stock Of ii
new hfty-dollsr Wilson sewing machine
at 1853 Main street.
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baekbones and hog tenderloin
received daily, fresh and In large quantities,
at Is Jefferson street market
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GO AND REGISTER.

Jusr ARRIVED A large sock OF the
new hfty-dollsr wilson sewing machines
A. asa Main street. ~
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LONDON Dressing Gases ndTpuet Articles,
Adams.
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Just opened, a new assortment OF ladies
shawls; also, black velvet and clott
cioaks, which are offered at extra loE
prices. SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. S32 Main street.
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aNEuRIL' Immediately relieves and per-
manently cures neuralgia
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MENKEN BR0s.

GRAND EXPOSITION OF REAL LAoEs,.
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DEcExBKR STYl zs.-Butterick's patterns OF
the latest New York styles just received st the
Howe sewing machine rooms, 24 Second
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sHERZoG EFFoRT.
Strictly true, HerEog & Bro. mean 70
sell every yard of dress goods By New
Years Day, and have made prices sccord-
ingiy. Avail yourself Of this opportu-
nifty and buy the ohsspest dress goods In
the city. In connection with the above,
EERzoG q BRO
VIII give 70 each purchases OF goods
HANDSOME PRESENT,
vsluing from one 70 ons hundred dollars
according TO the kmount Of goods pur.
chased. This enterprise Of theirs Il the
greatest originated here and ztonishss
every one.
NO LOTTERY,
no CHANCES,
NO DRAWING
l. connected with the affair. According
TO the amount Of goods purchased tn
presents vary In value.
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immediately delivered to the buyer.
NO HUMBUG,
No advertisement schsme l. this new ide'
of
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But q bona Eds AFFAIR. The great Astrac
ton from now TIL New Year, the
GREAT SACRIFICES
And low prices Of Goods. Call ct
HERZ0G & BROS
294 Main Etrset.
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FINE KID AND CLOTH SHOES.
TO BE CLOSED OUT.
IAN elegant line Of French
KID sIDE-LACE AND BUTTON SHOES,
To be closed out at 81 60. These goods
are warranted
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