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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

They are required TO pass not only on the
merits Of animals IN coInpetitfon, but also on
their age, soundneas, class, etc.
q. When an animal Is shown IN a class 70
which he docs not belong, the COMMITTEES shall
50 declare, aud the superintendent viii dismiss
the animal ncm the ring, stating the reasons
therefor.
s. The age OF a horse shall be computed from
the hrst day Of January Of the year in which
be was foaled.
8. A premium shall not be awarded II the
animal be deemed not worthy.
10 The pedigree having been decided upon
by a appointed for that purpose,
the merits OF blooded stock must be decided
by form, style. size, and all the external marks
OF superiority in the animal.
II. Committees are particularly requested
not 10 give encouragement to over-fed animals
In the breeding classes.
L. During the exhibition IN the arena no
person viii be Allowed inside OF the ring ex
bers CT the board of directors. This rule Will
be strictly enforced in all cases.
ID Where only one animal Is entered, the
judges VIII award. II Il be deemed worthy; but
II not worthy, no premium will be awarded.
H. The directors desire that every animal
entered in each class shall be entered in the
sweepstakes Of thst class.
Is. Exhibitors OF thoroughbred animals are
positively required TO furnish the secretary
with well written or printed pedlgrees before
10. Awarding committees, in passing upon
aged mares in their respective classes, viii
take into consideration their breeding quail
ties.
II. No gambling win be permitted on the
fair grounds. Persons violating this rule win
be excluded from the grounds.
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THE HEBREWS OF MEMPHIS.
They Respond to a Call for Help from
their CO-ReIIgIonists In Chicago.

A meeting Of the Hebrews Of Memphis
held at the Club Hail on Sunday night
and called in the interest of the homeless
and destitute Jews of Chicago. was pretty
well attended. Mr.. N. D. Menken wa
called to the chair as president, and
Messrs. A. e. Frank.and, Elias Loewen.
slime, M. r. L~oewenstine, Mark Cohen
and Isaac Schwsb were elected vice presi.
dents, Mr.. Herman Gronauer, secretary
and Mr.. ]. s. Menken, treasurer.
Nj. Menken, on taking the chair, made
q few remarks pertinent to the occasion,
and exhorted his brethren to come up lib
orally to the relief of those of their people
In Chicago who needed bat would not ask
relief. Mr.. FARMLAND also spoke briefly
and read a dispatch from the relief com
mittee of the 1. o. B. B. of Chicago, which
read: "Send us reliefin funds only. Hun.
dreds of Jewish families are homeless"
Mr.. Adolph Loeb then offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resotred, That it is the sense of THU
meeting that We deem it necessary to rails
a special fund for the reliefof our eo-relig-
ionists in Chicago, Notwithstanding the
Israelitish community in this city have
already so largely contributed to the com.
mon relief fund.
The president and vioe-president of the
meeting were then appointed a committed
to canvass the city for subscriptions. We
hope they will be successful with all oul
people. The Jews of Memphis are noted
Tor their liberal responses to charitable
appeals, and deserve the help of every re.
ligious body IL the city. A subscription
list opened at the meeting resulted in the
collection Of $500; every one present sub
seribinR.
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4. . SON.
arsas CI.as.ss sals commsnss- I'M.
Day.

We Will offer our large and beautiful
stock of JAPANESE SILKS, in stripes,
plaids and plain %colors, at q great sacri-
fee. Our well selected and extensive as
softmsnt Of
Foreign and Americas Dress Goods,
consisting of stripes, plaids and plain col
orings.
ARE MARKED DOWN TO CLOSE.
IMMENsE REDUCTION
IN OLOAKs, sHAwLS AND FURS.
We have marked down 10 EASTERN
COST our entire stock OF CLOTHS and
CAssIMERES.
Gents Furnishing Goods AZ n GREAT sac
Ffhee
Ladies' MKRIEo UNDERWEAR marked
down to close.
We will offer BLANKETS and FLAN-
NELS at a greater bargain than has over
been offered in Memphis.
LACES and LACE GOODS reduced to
very low figures.
EMBROIDERIES of every style Low
ER than eastern prices.
KID GLOVES, all sizes and ~colors, re-
duced.
Ladies', misses and children's HOSE, in
wool, merino and cotton, Of the best Eng.
Lsh, German and American makes.
Linen damssks, towels, toweling /; linen
napkins and doylies, at:very low prices
Einen and cotton sheetings and pillow
casing reduced very low.
We offer special bargains in DOMESTICS
of all the leading brands, consisting Of
New York Mills, Fruit Of the Loom, An
~droscoggin, Lonsdale (sofs fnisb), Bart
lett, and numerous other brands.
On exhibition, e superior article Of
A. BIeaehed and Brown DOmestIes Al
o per yard.
Selected styles Of prints. fast c%olors, 10c
per yard.
Don't fail to exsminecthe closing out
sale, to continue NINETY DAXS.
A. SEESSEL & son,
259 Min, opposite Court Square.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

At the meeting of the Executive Com.
mittee of the Eighth Congressional dis.
trict, yesterday, Willo Haywood of Hay
wood county, offered the following resolu.
tions, which were adopted:
ReSolped, That the Democracy of tbs
Eighth Congressional district are stead.
lastly devoted to the great cardinal prin.
ciples of Democracy under whose banner
they have been enfrsnchised, and look
upon any deviation from those principles
with jealousy and alarm.
ReSOIved, That the recent { tempt at
Nashville to bring into existence third
or new party In this Stale, meets the IN
qualified disspprobation and condemns-
ton of every true Democrat. West Ten
nessee has nc sympathy with such a
movement, and entirely repudistes the
same as unwise, impolitic and contrary to
the best interests of the country.
The meeting adjourned until November
Is, 1871,
NJ D. L. STEWART, Chairman.
WILLo HAYWOOD. Secretary.
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4 $4,000 PRIZE.



Tickets enough havs been sold 60 ensurs
those who distribute $1,000, against lessl
but tho association PROPOSES TO create a
fund with which TO beautify and perfect
the fair grounds. sThs sales o ftickets will
therefore be continued. They are popu-
laE. Sales already made insure the stten-
dance AZ the fair of ten thousand people,
and two or perhaps i've thousand more
may be disposed Of. Each ticket with It's
coupon attached, admits the holder to the
fair grounds, and thus then are two good
reasons for continuing these sales until
Friday, when the drawing occurs; more
money will be made and more people
gathered at the fair. This Is the plain
truth about the matter. Somebody win
get the prizes, and the good fair managers,
philanthrophic As they are, would have
everybody hold 3 chance to win. Try your
luck. Its 3 good thing. Several clubs in
vested yesterday eveping, after this two
days postponment OF the drawing WA an
nouDced. The winner OF the capital
prize will be expected to divide with the
AFPEAL for advising him to buy his lucky
ticket to-day. The APPEAL was always
lucky, and its advice will do to bet on.
Take stock to-day and you Will win.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.

The baby show and tho drawing take
place Friday next.
Commodore Msury delivers his I'D.
dress at the fair grounds to-day.
"A German who came from Louisville
was sent to the stationhouse last night in
q very exhausted and low condition. DR..
Nutall recommended stimulants, which
were applied internally, but there wa not
wen 8 blanket in the stationhouse to CON-
fort the sick man.
The card Of the Memphis city fire and
general insursnc company is published
among "a new advertisements this
morning. This company is composed OF
solid Memphis men, each Of whom has q
well established business reputation here.
The officers are all known gentlemen OF
integrity and repute,
A negro named Anderson Coleman
was sent to jail by the recorder yesterday
morning in default of 5000 bail. The
charge against him was incendiarism,
Captain Gray arrested the negro In the
midst OF a gang ~ofnegroes who swore thst
he should not be arrested. The proof
against him was that he had set Ere 20 a
bale of cotton with q match on board the
steamboat Cheek, which had just come in
from Friar's Point.
The big case for S400, 900, now going
on in the first circuit court. by the Gay
oso gas company VS. Murphy and Others,
has the following special jury trying Il:
NJ c CASTILLO, c b Bracket, T H Quinn,
q Harder, F Kaufman, r II Wnlisms,
81 B Chiles, P Duffy, Z F Goodyear, ] n
Skif, James Speed, and W B Sheppard.
Attorneys-for plaintiff: 7 W Brown,
George CAN'T, T r Smith, and Lehman;
for defendants; D K MoRea. A Wright,
" Y G Hsines, King Poston, and 4 I
Elicit.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel W. D. Picket, chief engineer
Memphis and Ohio railroad; F. Z. Whit
field, president Corinth Cotton Mills COM
psny; NJ. NJ. Brooks, president Stonewsll
Cotton Mills company; Colonel Treze
want, of the Arkansas press; Frank Won
Phul, of New Orleans, and DIR. Rivers, of
Pamela. are sojourning at the Peabody
hotel.
Colonel Stockton, of Haynes & Stock
ton, attorneys, after a prolonged ~sojourn
in the mountains of North Carolina. is
again at his post of duty.
General G. T. B~eauregard, General ].
M. Lewis and wife, of Arkansas, and Gov
ernor Powell Clayton, of Arkansas, are ct
the Peabody.
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MISSISSIPPI 9 IEnHEssEE q s

sEcRET4EX \ T~zEASuRzRss Ozrrcz.9
MENFB1s. October ~. ETI.
THEAnn1al Messing or III Stock
OF the Mississippi and Xau1sstee RAVE
Aotels AempnlSt on wednesday. 18th a. No
yemnsI ~. ALL O'Clock am. at Whlenffme
n eleeti1n VII 20 hel4 fcr Directors To- ma
lies VII PC passed nee By exhibllicz f6sir
eeoak QcrL11caf7H e The conductors.
fe LANE, EfDrutesy,
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PRESBYTERIAN MEETING.

There will be an union meeting of the
members of all the Presbyterian churches
of Memphis at the First Presbyterian
church, Tuesday evening at ~ 0'cFk K.
Addresses will be made by Rev. Drs.
Leighter, Wilson. and others. Every
PTesbyteridR who loves the prosperity of
the Southern church is expected to be
present.
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MURRAY & RIDGELY.-These enterprjs-
ing gentlemen have eclipsed all the best
firms in the city IN the elegance and fin-
ish, convenience OF arrangements and pro-
priety OF design in every particular that
goes TO make up a irst-class tailoring as.
adjustment. Their magnificent building.
81 Madison street, east of Clark's lew
elry store, has been recently fitted up
with q view to the fall and winter trade
They have been TO q great deal of ex-
pense, and taken a vast amount of pains.
to select such goods as are suitable at the
present season, by ordering direct, ia sd-
vance, through foreign agents., and. after
personal inspection and Preparation. thew
have procured the finest quality Of goods
possible to be obtained from New YorE
and the eastern and western markets
With the most recherche tailoring estab-
lishment in Memphis, and the best cutters
filters in the world, whose services
are necessary to handle such goods, and
garments thereof for the customers
Of the house, Messrs. Murray & RidOelvl
feel confident of giving entire sstisfae-
tions and to furnish 3 suit of clothes, for
all occasions, in the shortest possible
time, and n the hight Of the tailor's Ar.
In order to secure a suit from their seien-
tihc workmen, it Is necessary that an or
der be given as Don as possible. without
waiting until the rush of business comes
A man in q neat suit OF clothes from
the hands Of this house feels at home and
and, II paid for, is conscious
Oh his fellows thinking better Of him fer
patronizipg such worthy gentlemen as
Daessrs; Murray &Ridgely, who have
ward appearance q life long study. Re-
collect the number 81 Madison street. I
eaBt of Clark'e ieWelry store.
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TIE handsomest piece of woodwork
mAnship ever exposed IS an advertising
medium was placed in position az the
Worsham house last night. Its beauty
and novelty attracted the attention of ali,
and the elaborate carving Of the wood
work, and the beautiful ~ri-colored glasses
showing the different enterprising sdver-
t~isers, rendered it very attractive. Such
a beautiful and magnificent piece of fur
furniture, as q means of advertising, has
never been heen In Memphis, or the south
west. This Is the finest table and writing
desk In the United States, and was manu-
featured by our enterprising firm Of Arm
strong, NALL q Co., Main street, and the
ides of its construction was conceived by
that live firm OF advertisers, Messrs. ].
H.Lyon & Co. of New Orleans. This firm,
comprises We believed. H.Lyon and BIS.
Twitchell. This handsome piece of fur
niture win be moved from the Workman
house this morning 10 the fair grounds.
and will be entered by Messrs. White q
Schley as the most deliberately construct
ed hotel desk. After the lair this beauti-
ful piece of furniture will be placed at the
WORKMAN house permanently.
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MEMPHIS AS A WHOLESALE MARKET

Mo- since the winter of 1850 have the
surroundings OF our city presented such
evidences of prosperity. The country
Is rapidly recupersting, and all the signs
OF the times point to an encouraging pro-
gress. Country merchants are rapidly
learning that this is the natural fountsin
OF their supplies in all sorts of merchan-
disc, and almost every one of them ia
turning his attention to Memphis as the
best market in which to sell his produce
and to buy his merchandise. Our whole
sale merchants were Y so we'll pre-
pared to meet this extraordinary demand
as now. Warehouses are being enlarged.
stocks increased and every requisite at.
tended to necessary to make this a COM
plete and frst-class market. In this con-
nection, we take pleasure in calling at
tention to the engagements now
going on among our leading whole
sale houses. We notice that WIN, r.
MOORE & Co. have just received their see
oRd JdH stock, and that the unprecedented
demand has forced them to enlarge tibet
already immense establishment "a -
erect a magnificent new pant asayato1
running through the mole of their five
Story merely enabling them
20 trsnsacs double the amount of business
Win asif the amount of labor. Having
doe to their Dry Goods and Yanee No.
lions departments that of q complete
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
For the BENEFIT of the Little Chureh
Around the Corner, on Alabama
Street.
A FIourishing Church Fair Opened Last
Night at Rocco HAIL.

Rocco hall was brilliant with q various
assemblage last night, on the occasion of
the opening of a fair for the benefit of the
Alabama street church. The ladies were
there in beautiful array and strong In
numbers, displaying q variety of attrac-
tons as must csptivate any manly heart
that has n pulse in twenty of a tender
or religious character. Our man of taste
visited the hall about 8 o'clock, for the
double purpose of ediicstion and amuse-
ment. He felt benefited both ways. It
was simply lovely to see the good ladies
exert themselves for the benefit of the
church. The hall was filed with well ap-
pointed tables, each of which was pre-
sided over by surprising beauty and
grace. In the center of the room there
is g fancy table. loaded down with all
manner of attractive snd us [ul articles
for ladies, gentlemen and children. Chief
among them, is a waste paper basket,
made out OF hoop-skirt wire. This basket
Is very meet and suggestive. The features
OF this pretty table are all beautiful and
useful. II you happen TO visit the hall do
not forget to call at this table. It is presided
over by the Mifses Leslie and Csirnes. On
the left of the door there is g lovers grot-
to, cell, or retreat, where refreshments
can bs enjoyed in great privacy and COM
fort. A little further on the table from
which those refreshments are furnished,
viii be found under the able management
of Mrs. Crockett and Mrs. Douglass.
Beyond this, there is a sphynx's cave,
where n fortune will be told for q trihs
by a very bewitching and wise gypsy
who's face Is modastly marked as that of
a re,iab,e oracle should be.
Mrs. Barbour and Mrs. Gotherd keep
the next table, which is in the corner. 1t
is filed with very luscious fruits and
good things generally. In the center of
the far end of the room there is q post
office where n may get q letter from n
distant friend, relative or lover for ten
cents. Postofice money orders are also
cashed, cheap.
The next table, in the other corner of
the room, is ar~efreshment place of supe-
rior merit. Mr.. Richardson and Mrs.
Camp rule the place.
Mrs. Fowlkes and Mrs. Doyle rule over
the sslad department. Ham, oysters, in
Gil styles, j~ellies, delicious coffee, pound,
and other cake, and ''sich," are dispensed
to patrons from this table very freely.
Hollenberg has lent a PisnO to the fair,
and there is always accomplished fingers
to play upon it.
Visit Rocco hall.
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-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business Collegs
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklsyer, 2s4 Main st.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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U. S. MAIL A LINE.

OASSENGER5 by our lines from Fort Smith
4 can go six times a week, via Fayetteville
to Neosho on the Southern Pacific railroad,
10 miles; or three times 4 week from Fort
smith, 20 miles TO Fort Gibson thence sOufh
10 mills to Boggy Depot, y trtveekly
west 30 miles, via Fort Asouczls to Fort
Sill or continuing south t.am Bosgy So musg
70 sherman and going eastward, by line OF
US POTASH miles - El Paso; or soathward
nom sherman into Central Texas. or east to
JederHQn. Marshall 60. or frnnn
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NOTICE TO

Be sure and go to the Southern Palace,
Ss2 Main street, and examine the immense
stock of plantation supplies, consisting of
Blankets, Linseys, Jeans, Osnsburgs,
Prints, Bleached and Brown Domestics.
Coverlets, Comfortables, Flsnnels of all
kinds, Bachelors Boots and Brogsns.
We sell the above at prices defying any
competition in the city of Memphis. Come
and be convinced that the above is a fact.
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81 me city suhseraber. who fan 20 re.
cslve their papers promptly. win obIIse
n. by sending word TO thss once.
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Tine Table Of Special TraIas
Oh
MEMPHIS & eHARLEsT0H r. r.
BuR1ze THE PAIL FA1R.

COMMENCING Monday, October 18Th .Isu.s
and continuing drEinZ the week. Leave
memphis pepos g e0 3 M W:B an les
lac p m, 229p m, SOC p N. $40 d m.420 p.m-
Trains stop a. Vance street 70 eonnect VIA.
street Cars. Tickets Tor the round trfp q 80
Tickets OF admission 70 Fair Grounds for sais
at Depot ONCE, endat 20 Aain street Omni--
buses run between Ticket ne 28 Mafna
street snd At Depot, connecting with t-ains
for Fair 6round. q L ANDERSON,
Superintendent
Tickets IN The great $1,000 distribution csnr
also De oota1ne1 a. the ticket odices In the
city and aI l1o depot WI. RATEA. Az
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OEEOcRATIc ExrcurIvE cOEEITTEE.

The members of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Democratic party Of Tennessee
are requested to meet In Nashville on
Tuesday, the 3lst inst.
D. B. THOMAS, Chairman.
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WE have n of the largest and com
etc, in the city, which we oar TO the
trade at prices that defy competition.
Country merchants will do well to exam
inc our goods before purchasing else
where. s. KAUFMAN Il BRO,
Al JeffersOn atraet
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VISITORS of the fair, call at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros. IS before making your pur-
chsses. They offer great bargains this
week.
LADIES resident, and those visiting this
city, during the coming week will fud
DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Lace Collars,
SILK TIES M sCARFs,
in all %colors, at unheard-of low prices, at
the Southern palace, 1872 Main street.
D. @. & Il. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
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RooMs AND BOARD.

nQARDERs-And dag boarde1. with prop
IL Fc~serence, accommodated ~ *. CorTi
1frehf. Thls Il the most central ard ueslfa-
Die laeaflon fer boarding IN 1lenP14A91
nooss AND BoAgD-No. ! rooms, with
IL i--re closets. aud nrst-claas fRres a. 81
,u-f rfreef oo1
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GOLDEN GATE, No. $50 SECOND STREET,
Many men believe in fate,

Many men believe in fate,
Some are controlled by fear;
But all 60 to the Golden Gate,
And drink their wine and beer,
The best this country can afford,
Each visitor will find,
And Kaufman says, don't take his word,
But come and bring mankind.
Oysters cooked and oysters raw,
The very best you ever saw.
A. KAUFMAN, PRoP'R.
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RoARpERs.

nefE pERs-Eeeant front rooms single
iii nj Tr7f. win pleasant board can be
lad b5 Application, with proper references,
noAADERs--esyeral nice u~nfrrnished
IL rooms. with board also lew day BOARD
es wanted a. Union street oclz
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R~EoEIYER's SALE, of gold jewelry and
fancy goods at auction, by A. e. Frank
land, 195 Main street, this morning at 20
O'Clock, and this evening at 7 O'Clock,
Country merchants are invited to attend
this sale.
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THR place to get s No. / buggy horse.
an sxcsllent saddle horse. 3 good drsy
mule or farm stock, Is g. 81. Breckeff K
Co.'s, No. SCI Second street. 4ll stool
must b a. represented.
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FURS
Cleaned, Altered, and Repaired,
AT MRS. ROBERTS,
353 Main street.

FRESH Mince Pies and Mince Meat at
BeIton's confectionery, corner of Fourth
acd Poplar streets, from this day on
through the season. Customers win
please take notice.
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LOST.

7-lc-h Rsa-setter DOG; ha. White tece sna
1-.sr ~ reward VII bs Fnid for ais de,iY-
~ 81 ~ Aetn street
1910 mrdIpm aIzs plaek mare p1le.
NJ ~f7n anal white Erot on neL ts-elsesns
go rlro on hey jaws the .ete1
branded on her laN = 49, u
col 4 4 sHARPE 8 mAes . =: !. e..z;
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B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. offer great in.
ducements this week. Visitors of tbs
fair viii find it to their interest to call al
B. Lowenstein & Bros.'s before making
their purchases.
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FOs SALE eR ExeRkseE.

w.r1uN-An unsurpassed piantalon
Improved SOL. Hll1ln ats
-, "a of me civ u sen o. t1s
{ rsilrost. within p miles o.
FAa Ap';zRs1hoxE, rzcNAs<oo
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HEAT, COMFORT AND EOoxoNY.-This
you win GET by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Call at 295
qanoud STRAIT
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Go TO Joe Locke's, 2S6H Main street, for
your reading matter.