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The WAY SHE CURED Hin" What
brings you here, Mary ?" said Truesdall to
his wife, ~ she entered the liquor shop.
:" is very lonesome at home, and your
busiRcss seldom allows you to be there.
replied the meek but resoute wife. ITO
ine thero is no company like yours, and as
you cannot come home to me. come here
TO- you. | have right to share your pleas
ures as well as your sorrows"
But to come to such place as this ?"
expostulated Tom.
No place can be improper where my
husband is." said poor Mary. " Whom
God had Joined together let no man put
asunder.
Surely yov are not going to drink that
stuff, " cried Tom, as she was taking up
the glass Of liquor.
why not? You say that you drink
to forget sorrow, aud surely have sorrow
TO forget,
Woman. woman you are not going
to give that stun to tie children, cried
Tom, as she Was passing the glass Of liquor
to them.
"Whynot? Can the children have a
better exam pie SCI them than their father
IL not what is good for him good for them
also 1t viii pss ,hom to sleep, and they
will forget they are cold and hungry.
Drink, my child,en-this is fire, and bed,
and food, and clothing Drink see how
much good i. does your father"
With some reluctance Mary suffered her
her husband TO lead her home. and that
night he prayed long and earnestly tina,
tiod would help him to break an evil hab-
it. and keep a new formed but hrm resou'
tion.
His reformation was thorough, and Mrs
Tnssdall is now one OF the hsppiest OF
women, and remembers with melancholy
pleasure her first and last visi; to the dram,
.hon
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SALT AND WATER FOR CoLIc. 1t may
not be generally known that one teaspoon
iul Of esmmen salt dissolved in a cup Of
cold water, will give almost instant relief
in most any case Of colic in man; and q
quart Of fish brine is one Of the bes. reme-
.iiss for bots or collie in horses. l have
never failed Of success in giving weak salt
water. in any case Of collie, to nursing in
fants. A less quantity than . teaspoonfal
will often relieve adults.
The Van Buren press., 1871-03-28

- A gentleman visiting . school had
book put into his hand for the purpose
of sxaminlng class The word 4" inheri.
tsnce" occurring il the verse, tho querist
interogatel one Of Tia youngsters as fol.
lows: /" What is Al inheritance r Pat.
simony Whs! is pstrimony :" F" Some.
thing lett hy 4 father" Wha. woul yon
xallkf lsis Ly a mo.her ?" Mstrmony."
The Van Buren press., 1871-03-28
aluiget OF SciSsorings.
CAUCUssED.

CAUCUSSED.
Who Killed CHARLES SrNSER.
| San Domingo,
did it, by jinso--
killed {. :.
Who saw him die?
l. said Iis Nys-
saw him die
How is that for high?
Who laid him oui9
/, said JoHS Soorr-..
l laid Charley out;
That's what's the matter.
Who dug his rrave9
/. CORNELIUS CoLE,
| dug the hole;
planted Charlie
Who nailed the cofin7
|, SIMON CAMERON,
With my little hammer on.
nailed the coffin.
Who read the prayer?
l, said ULrss,
Let u LaYe pesce,''
Blu; not with our Foreign Relations.
The Van Buren press., 1871-03-28

Hollow HoRN-The belief entertained
ty great many persons that hollow horn
results from scant food and poor feeding
generally. is disputed by an Ohio cores
pondsnt of the Cincinnati Gazette, who
writes ~ follows to that paper:
~ have seon fat cattle anu milch cows
that were Aeshy, having all the symptoms
OF hollow horns You can first detect it
BY the hair at the foot of the horn; the
eyes will sink in tide head and turn very
CLASSY the nose will become very dry. the
lower part OF the horn cold and appetite
gone.
RRMaDY.-Taks two tablespoonful Of
ground mustard the finer the be,tsr) }, mix
with sharp vinegar until the mustard is
thick as sweet cream, and Put half in each
ear. working it up ~ far as can convenient.
" be done. II the animal does not eat in
three hours, give another dose. l have
nssd the above for twenty y-fve years and
have to lose the first animal yet. y"
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aREsS1


OCT porH
Of the SO
nd Tsnne
a. tn
dnesday,l
an At y
lcrDiroou
lars and n
By exhibi
onductors
.LAHH Sc
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mixed, 42843e: white, 46cz on track IA East 81.
Louis, mixed, sc; white, 54955c, sacked. Oats
steady with moderate demand at SIC: s9a4Oc,
saeked. Barley quiet and unchanged. Rye In
tair demand and trn; No. 2, 66a67c. Whisky
1rm, S9S6Hc. Tobacco, hemp and bagzfnz
duh and unchanged Pork, very little on the
market; sales Of mess at 9I4. Bacon dull and
unchanged; shoulders, &c; clear rib sides, Sc:
clear do s9s34c. Dry salt meats dull; shoul-
ders, 1919; clear sides, TEGT%c. Cattle quiet
and unchanged. Hogs, So 60@5 80.
NEW ORLRANA
NEW ORLEANS, November Flo dull;
snpernne, So S; XXX, 81; XXX. 81 I2%07 2.
Corn easier; mixed, 7S@79c; white, S5acT14c.
Oats 52g53c- Bran, 81 3. Hay scarce; prime,
Soci choice. SEC. Pork dull and easier; Offering
az 30 90 Bacon dull, SS9sZe; clear, $3.50;
cnoice sugarcured hams dull, f6c.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, November S.-Consols, 9Ez: tor
money ~ on account. United Suites coupons,
9552os, Of 1861, ELS; do 80, 9l@; do 81, So; do
PARIS, November S.-Rentes, 5Zf sc.
LIVERPOOL, November s. - Cotton heavy:
uplSnds 9Ld middling Orleans, ed. sales,
lu.pU bales. For speculation and export, 300
bales sales Of cotton as named on ship at
savannah or Charleston, nc
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AMUSEMENTS

TEE THEATKR.-The Rankin comedy
company presented Caste last night to a
very good house. The performance wss
not quite equal to that of the Wyndham
company, still 1t was satisfactory. Ry-
ans "Ecoles," which is fresh In h MEM
DRY of our people, was an excellent per-
formsnce, and ELECTED roGrs of laughter
and unstintsd applause. Ra1kin's "HsW-
tree" is q fine piece of chsracteriz stIon.
Miss Kittie Blanchard, as Esther" made
good her claims as an artistic. Miss Ksty
Mayhem is bright and lively, and invest
ed the character OF "Polly" with many
charms. "Ssm Gerridge" was q genuine
bit of scting that indicates Frank Knight
to be possessed of more than ordinary
ability; Miss Bessie Clifton as the Mar
quise," and Mr.. Llpghsm as D'Alroy,"
are excellent in their respective roles.
Tne dressing wss good and the mounting
tolersble. The Rankins are q success.
Tonight Rip Van WiRkie, in which Nj.
Mckee Rankin will venture to portray
what he considers his masterpiece. Mr..
Rankin may anticipate q large and critical
audience tonight,
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CLERKS SALE.
OF
VALUABLE USE
FROM t.

Attention IL called to the sale Of thai
spacious storehouse, No 206 Front street,
on the south line of the alley between
Adams and Washington streets, which
takes plsce in front of the clerk and mas
ter's office, on Second street, below
Union, tomorrow friday at IL O'Clock
This being one of the largest store.
houses on Front street, is particularly
adapted to the Wholesale grocery trade
and the sale should recsive the special
sttention of those who are paying high
rents for inferior houses.
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l. ERNEST PERRIEe,

organist of st. Peters Church, late OF
London. and formerly Of the Academy OF
Music of New York, has taken up his
residence In Memphis permanently, and
win take . limited number Of pupils, who
desire to fnish their education as vocslists
OF instrumsntsllsts. Lessons on the organ
at special rates, Mr.. Perring makes the
cultivation Of the voice q speciality. APP
plications may be left at the music stores.
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SOLOMON VERDIe, No. 22s MAIN STREET.

Is also anxious to get out of the retail dry
goods business, and offers his entire stock
Of dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, no
tions, etc, at prices far below ths cost Of
Importation from this morning, Novem-
Der 9th. His object and motto will be to
dispose of his entire stock Regardless of
cost or value" and to get out OF the re-
tail dry goods business. Look at his new
price List in this paper, and study your
own interest by calling on Solomon Ven
dig, Nc. 226 Main street, from this morn
ing on.
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LAW REPORT.
First Chancery OsurE-MOrEan, Chan
eelI0r.

First Chazcery Ceurt-MOrEan, Chan
eelI0r.
The case of May vs. Lewis was concluded
yesterday and taken under sdvisement,
This morning the following cases will be
tried: 6S8, Devine vs. Toof; GA, LOhRnd vs.
Coward; 1l42, Merriman VS. Csnnovan
lI6S, Stillmsn VS. Stillmsn; 1ls3, Bell vs.
Wimberly; sos, Lincoln VS. D4vie; 47S,
Blackwell VS. Bartlett; 54I, Altchule VS.
Ruble; 929, Irby vs. Sheriff.; 962, Brown
VS. Brown; 1905, Walt VS. Flippin; 1906,
Mitchell VS. CALDWELL; 1907, Paul VS. Smith
l2OS, White VS. Helm 1909, Otis vs. Lincoln;
1910, Vensble IS Carpenter; 1911; Msbry
vs. Msbry; 1879, Parker VS. Elias; 1914,
VIM VS. Everlith; L2l5, Wallace VS. Cohen;
1915. Roeschsr VS. Cohen; 1917 Harrison
VS. Ryan; 12lS, Smith VS. Hidks; 1919,
Bslsthorpe VS. BSlstborpe; 1920, Horrigsn
VS. Horrigan; 1921, Phenihsrdt VS. Frank
lin Insurance Company; 1922. Cogswen VS.
Saint; 1928, Rich vs. Rich; 1924, Frman VS.
Cohen; 1925, MARTA VS. Duff; 1927, Hart VS.
Christsl; 1928, Kirkland VS. Bank of Chat
tsnoogs; 1929, Bsssley VS. CAN'T; 1890, Ses-
sore VS. Sessors; 1921, Miller VS. Franklin
Insurance Company. Tomorrow Is mo-
ton day.
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OUR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Encouraging Figures from Cincinnati
over 81, 200 zee there Invested

Recently there has been established in
Memphis co operative societies Of the
kind known as building associations. The
WOTkingmen's Building Association, of
which Mr.. Buckley ia president, and the
Memphis Mechanics Building and Loan
Association, of which Mr.. ]. D. Danb1ry
is president. The aim and end of these
associations has already been illustrated
In the APPEAL, and VIC, to-day, merely
csll attention to them for the purpose of
laying before our readers the following
figures taken from the books Of the tax
assessor of Cincinnati, showing the exis-
terce there of twenty-seven such sssocis-
lions whose monsy, lands and tenements
ara assessed as worth more than $780,
900. They are as follows:
Cincinnati German Building Associa-
Cincinnati German Building AsOcia-
Cincinnati serman Building Assoela-
Cincinnati German suilding AssociA-
os S5Sh SS Gs7msn BUILDING AssociS-
Cincinnsfi Germsn Duiioing Associa-
M oSa 1 BaiiaIng Ass5c1aiion Of Gin.
East End building association no.
ton Of Cincinnsti--~--~.-----~--- uOEH
O Of CincinI .1..,@-o-.-- S7.s4s
Cincinn ls.sIl
5.OS
Of 1900
germsn oufhwe End building Asso-
ciaton Of Cincinnsti-----U-------~- 42.sls
Cincinnati Turner Building Associs-
bO.soI
Pendleron Bufldipg AssociRIion-----~. 1904
Queen CiIy Building Association no. l,
HsrTigsTl Building Association OF i'm
GeTmaniS Building zssOcisiiOn OF Gin: "-''
2,446
s5yS7
lion OF Cincinnah-@--.--.--~.-.. Sis
German Building Association No. l, Of
Avendale, East and West Walnut
MiIcresk Val ey Building Association
No2. Of C1mTSiRsvine[---- 1852
C~umminsvilie German Building Asso-
Mfiiereek BUILDING and saving Associ-
ation OF Cumminsvlle---.------ 2I,ss9
Carthage Building aud Loan Associa-
ton Of Carthage, Hamilton county. S,4g3
There is no estimating the good these
associations do in the way OF directing
the propsr investment of the savings oil
mechanics. Those Of Cincinnati have
been of i~ncslculsble benefit, and are Just
ly regarded by all classes as necessary to
the growth and prosperity Of the Queen
city. The two that have opened thsir
books for subscriptions will, we hope,
meet with the fullest encouragement from
the workingmen and mechanics of Mem
phis, for EhOss especial benefit they have
been designed. All their shares should be
be promptly taken, n they should meet
with the kindly encouragement Of every
man who desires the real prosperity of
Memphis.
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To the Public.

SEESSEL & son, Of 259 Main
street, having completed their ar
Engagements to close out their retail
trade, and engage altogether In the
wholesale, have reduced the prices OF
every article they offer for sale TO
COST. They make this sacrifice be
cause they mean now, as they have all
the time, to be equal to every promise
they make or have made through the
press. They are determined to close
out by the LIST of January every style
of goods they have on hand, and al
prices such as no other house In Mem
phis can compete with. Families
needing to recuperate their household
goods or wardrobes will find in our
offers UNPARALLELED BAR
GAINS. We will sell regardless oi
consequences, and at any cost to our
selves. We mean to be in the whole
sale trade exclusively by the 1st Of
January and without fail. We Invite
your attention to these facts, and ask
your custom to enable US to carry out
our programme.
SEESSEL 4 SON.
November 8, 1871.
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40 PIECES OF BUFFALO-BRAHD BLACK
LUSTRES.
2sH CENTS,
WORTH
As CENTS,
Cheapest AIpaeas In The Market,
will be offered this morning.
sEEsSEL & SON,
259 Main street.
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PERSONAL.

General Nathan Adams, Tennessee
Captain John P. Keiser, superintendent
Memphis and st. Louis packet COMPANY
Colonel W. E. Merrill United States
srmy; ID. and h. Williams, Arkansas
Colonel D L. Moore. Huntsville; Charles
Pope, ST. Louis; A. H. Kelsey, Pittsburg,
sre stopping st theP Peabody hotel.
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$4,000 marked down at prices that Will
insure rapid and immediate sale. Goods
bound 10 be sold. Examine the greatest
reduction sale OF the season, ct the South
ern Palace. 3S2 Main street, where goods
are marked lower than any other house in
the city.
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PATENT PUMPS.
A "8eIfMade Man" who 6OeS into the
Patent Pump Agency, GOes also
into the County Jsil.

An energetic young man came down
here from Illinois to sell patent pumps,
or rather district rights for tbs sale of the
same, q week or 50 ago. He planted him
self temporarily In the small city OF
S-hswneetoWn, up the river on the Ar
kansas sho-s. He worked so well n so
effsotuslly there that he induced q gen
tlemsn to purchase q district right for
$500. His district was large, including all
West Tennessee and the lowlsnds of Ar
kansas. He left there with the eight hun
bred dollars and came to this city. While
the trade was going on IN Shswneetown,
a dentist from this city was looking at the
whole transaction as . disinterested party,
and thought it was all right. He
had another idea, however, when he was
subsequently out st Coliierville, in Shelby
county, an1 found e gentleman there,
named Mason, with the exactly same
pump and the same rights that the Shaw
neetOwn man had purchased. The dent
list told Mason that he had been imposed
on and related his experience in Arksn-
sas. The Collieryills business man had
given two hundred and sixty acres of
land for the right 20 sell tbs patent pump.
Having learned Of what appeared to be
the swindling character OF the agent, he
hurried into the city snd found the agent
Gsleep 81 the Southern hotel. Sergeant
Kelly was sent for snd the agent wss ar
rested and sent to jail by the recorder,
yesterday, in default of 5000 bail.
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MzMrH1s, TENN, November S. 1871.

MEMPHIS, TENN, November S, 1871.
Hon. JoRS SALE:
Dear Sir-Our Nj. Passmore having to-
day returned from the East with final re-
turns to cradle US to have a drawing foI
the Rssl Estate Distribution of this city,
our friends desire US to consult yop, our
attorney, as to our legal liability should
We make the drawing as already pub
lishsd TOR tomorrow, as they fear we may
be made amensble to the law in such q
wsY.as would be anything but satisfactory
to your obsdient servants,
PASSMORE d RUFFIN,
P. S.-Your immediate reply is re-
quested. P. & r.
lCoPY
MEMPHIs, TENN, November 6, 1871.
MEssRs PASSWORDS & RUFFIN:
GeaHemeR-Your note of this date has
been received and the inquiry therein
contained duly considered. 1 nave no
hesitsncy in giving it as my professional
opinion that b drawing of, or a partici-
patton in the drawing OF & lottery in Ten
nessee, under existing laws, would sub
ject you to considerable embarrassment
and probably to Indictment, conviction
snd.pUnishment.
1 would suggest to you in view Of the
present laws of Tennessee, and your prox-
unity TO the State of Mississippi, thsI you
apply to the Mississippi Educational u
Manufacturing aid society for the privil-
eye Of drawing your scheme within the
limits of The state of Mississippi, under
their charter. Yours. etc,
JN0. F. SALE.
To holders OF shares In The Memphis Real KS
tate Distribution
In view of the above opinion we shall
take immediate steps TO perfect arrange
ments for the drawing to lake place as
suggested by our counsel, and Of which
due notice will be given.
PAsSMORE & RUFFIN,
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81. LOUIS November S.-Cot1on dun ana
unchanged. Flour quiet n unchanesd-
Wheat dull, ID prices dropping: NO. I'D
s5c9sl; AD.2, tl9. Corn quiet and unchanged;
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STEAMBOATS,.
DR. CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

For Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont ana
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
LION Mountain R. b, at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats no the Ohio River.
CITY OF .Zeigler, master
This elegant steamer WILL leave -
as above -
THIS DAY, OH Inst, at pm.
Tickets Tor all points Wis Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East ard West. apply
to General Railroad and steamboat office,
TOM b. DUNN. cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at the St.Eculs Wharfbcat.
FLEM. CALVERT, Gent SuPt-
nos We DILL, Agent.
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L0U1BVILLE

LOUISVILLE. November 8.-BegginQ ouiet
but steady. l819i7e. Cotton quiet, lac. Fonr
steady with a moderate demand; extra family.
% IS. Grain quiet and firm at previous ouotas
IONS. Pork nrm, $l3. Bacon shoulders TLc.
clear rib sided. Sc; clear do. Sc. Suxareured
hams, 1919 packed. Lard-prime leaf ia
tierces, gH99zc Green meats firm, Hogs
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BOARDERS

QOAEDING-By Mrs.. HU1E +. HILL. at IS
ID Union street. nd
nOARDERs-Terms Apply al
ID No. l0UOurt street mol
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coRINTH, MISSISSIPPI.
Youth and Beauty-LOVe and Lavender
etIk-A Grand Affair.

The most complete affair Of the season
In the iourishing little city of Corinth
was the magnificent reception given by
Colonel and Mrs. W. M. Inge, upon the
occasion of the marriage of their accom-
plished daughter, Miss Irene, TO Mr.. J. J.
Collier, OF Tennessee, on Tuesday last,
Our reporter, who had the honor to be
present, was so bedszzled with the beauty
of the lovely ladies whom he saw thst he
6nds 1t entirely impossible 70 say which
which star in the galaxy was brightest,
However, he Is sure that, In queenly dig
nifty and grace, there were none who ex-
celled the accomplished hostess, and that
the loneliness OF the bride may have been
eoualled hut not collapsed by her fair at
tendants. Among these we may mention
the Misses Trimmer, Miss Taylor, Miss
GIlenwstsrs, Miss Martin and Miss Wof-
ford.
We observed among the guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Bradley, Of Tennessee, and
DIR. and Mrs. Whitmore, Colonel and MRS.
F. E. whitfield, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P. Collier, of Mississippi, and many 9TH
ers. The genial host, Colonel VIM. Irge,
being evidently the best looking gentle
man present, it was considered by our re-
porter entirely unnecessary to make any
notes upon the appearance Of the Other
gentlemen.
After partaking of the many good things
provided in great abundance, the numer-
Gus company took their leave, wishing
long life 10 the host snd his family, and q
happy future to the newly welded ones
The happy pair went eastward o. thelI
wedding tour by the evening trsin on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EDAANLAAA - --ur
2.
THIRD AND LAST NIGHT BUfTWO
OF TIL
RANKIN COMEDY COMPANY.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, NOV 9TH,
MCKEE RANKIN
WIN appear in his great masterpiece
Rip VAN WINKLE;
Oh,
THE sUEEP or TWENTY 1--
-.
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city il at 246 Sec
ond street Hunt q Hanson's old standl,
HANSON d WALKER.
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CoUeHE AND CoLDs ara oa,ao ovar-
looked. A continuance for anv Ianotb ~
time causes irritation Of the In1es ~
some chronic throat disease. ssRrewnis
Bronchial Troehes'' are an efectusI conab
remedy.
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AT COILS.

That 41K cent Pure Mohair.
That AN cent Pare MohAir.
That ~ cent Pure Mohsir.
That AZ cent Pure Mohsir.
That i7h cent Pure Mohsir.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Leddin's Csileoa

60 to Leddin's College.
Attend Robsrtson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklsyer, 24 Main st.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery.
I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for ftty centa.
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PUEPs. sl5 Second street
PROEEssoR IuLIAN o. SCHULZ.

PROFESSOR JUtIAR 0. SCHULTZ,
Encouraged by . liberal patronage of the
elite Of Memphis, will permanently give
his undivided attention to the culture OF
the voice. The Memphis Operate Society,
consisting OF his scholars and appreoiative
friends. endesvor to bring u young
talent, 20 impsrt judgment of tone, and
artistic conception. Every scholar re-
osives lessons OF trial, for which no
charge is made, unless the pupil finds it
profitable 10 continue.
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]. r. WRAY, with Menken Brothers.
Call and see him If you want good and
cheap goods.
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EO0MS AND BOARD.

d OOMs-Two furnished rooms. with board.
" tsT families and gentlemen, at 40 Madi-
hOn ~ also, day boarders accommodated.
DOM BOARD Comfortably furnish
H Cd room and board, with grave and gas.
6uglby located I'VE minutes walk OF Conrt
square and half square OF street cars, for
single gentieman; reference required. Ap-
ply 70 No Isl second street. mol
noARD A good front room and board, at
DIN second street o8
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FAVoRARLE NoToRIETY.-The good
reputation off, roaOR'S Bronchial TTochesU
Tor me rehef OF coughs, colds and throat
diseases las given them a favorable noto-
riety.
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SeeOnd ChRneery Court ChaneeIIOn
lRaNG

The case Of the Accommodation bank VI
Tate occupied the entire session of court
and jury yesterday. The cases for to day
sre from yesterdays calendar-Nos. 944,
S46, S4S, S54, S56. S57 and S5S; also " 50,
Owen VS. Irvine; 347, Manhattan lie in
surence company VS. LeftWich; 1858, Nathan
vs. Sullivan; 366, Fowlkes VS. Roberts; 1857,
Union bank VS. Abercrombie; S72, Kleim-
stedt VS. Gsyoso savings institution; 1913,
Wallace VS. Hayes; $50, Inslee VS. Citizens
bank; 81, Pfemfert VS. Gsyoso savings in.
stitution; 37S, Miller We same; S79, Park
Va Park; $50, Kincsnnon VS. Hack; 3S7,
Morrison VS. Foley; 3SS, Sears VS. Steele;
39l, Mailman VS. Mailman. Nc. 50 will be
called first.
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PREPARE for cold weather, and have
your CRATES set with Lemons Improve
ment. Leave orders at 205 Second street
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AT THE SOUTHERN PALACE,
asa Main.
3 Main,
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
In the city.
in the city.
COMPLETE STOCK REDUCED.
COMPLETE STOCK REDUCED.
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Try IT.-Mrs. Whitcomb desires ali TO
Wy her syruPi It Is the great childrsn's
soothing remedy, and sold al the low
price of Is cents.