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Tho subject under consideration was
"rhe Sunday school through the week"
Rev. Messrs. Baird, Preston, and Others
spoke upon the duties of teachers out OF
the school in very interesting and in
structire manner.
The next meeting will be held at the
Third PRESBYTERIAN Church the second
Monday night in July.
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on Sunday morning the Rev. DR.. Jeter
preached, and at night the Rev. William A.
Campbell. The regular pastors filled the
pulpits at the other churches, with the ex-
ception Of the Methodist church, where
there were no services at night. The meet
ing Of the Methodist schools OF Richmond
and Manchester was postponed on account
OF the inclemency Of the weather.
MORE AccrDESTs.-Mr. Frederick Robert
son was badly injured about the feet while
attempting to get on the Petersburg cars
on Sunday morning. He was taken to the
room of his brother, Mr.. John C. Robert
son, and Is now doing well. Mr. Jack Brink
ley, the young man injured at the quarry on
Saturday, is greatly improved.
THE ELEcTIoNs.-The commissioners ap-
pointed to canvass the election returns have
completed their labors. The entire Repub-
lican ticket is elected In this township,
PREsENrAENrs.-The grand jury on yes
terday made the following presentments
Geo. Cardiff, misdemeanor; And. Scott,
house-breakiAg Lewis Braxton, selling
liquor without a license.
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jon PRINTISG.-We call the attention or mer.
chants, clerks of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the facli-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Btlls, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed,
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County CouRg.-The regular june
THE TUus ,n'usn ced on yesterday. No busi-
term &C anu,smi alana,,i Importance was transacted.
ness Of gssesaf Her Of township officers qualified.
When o. o. " tbs tIial Of MIR. Cyrus Holt, man
sgsr of IL q, Dr. a. g. Waugh: This ,Is.aa, Is the
COW COW Oh D, and jury term, but no pFesent-
regliafb r,sn,u bay !, been made as yet'
Al DIV ,a1o, ys NgBs.-At the Baptist eaascn
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AUCTIOy SALES TEEEs DAY.

On all public or private snles Of Real Estate
made bet'Deen the lstof january andth 1st Of
July the purchasers pay the tnzes for the pre-
3 sent year /: but on all safes bet,0sen the first
day Of July and the last day of Decsn.bsr the
seller pays them.
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"F" CoMpANy.-A meeting OF this com
narry is called for this evening, in the base
n,ent of the building formerly occupied by
Alison. Cardozo Il Co., on Broad street, De-
tween 9th and 10th.
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The CONTESTED ELECTION IN .HEER1Co
{ JoUNTY.-lntheH Henrico County Court YES
terday the case of the contested election IN
Tuckahoe township was set for trial on the
22d instant, to which time the court was
adjourned.
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| A meeting OF the congregation OF Christ Church
Valley will be held In the lecture-room this
evening at 81 O'Clock.
l As business Of importance is to be transacted,
It Is hoped that there will be full attendance.
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THE SANDS CAsE.-The case OF Johnson
RI Sands was called in the Hastings Coui
yesterday, and continued until the ). "a aoo oi
Iuly. Bail was allowed In the sum OF S', ,ooo.
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STATE HFINANUEs.-The State Treasury was
recruited yesterday by deposits amounting
to $4,000. The amount OF money In the
treasury now to the credit Of the state 's
$500, ,4S4.43.
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<. ARM SPRINGS
Bath COUNTY, Va.

AIM >IElNG>,
= Bath COUNTY, va.
~so ;rara5 ;hcsc Springs. and they are now
. I,-. a.r ,.-.torg. I.ty nave iren much i'm
:: E,-.I. tA-ic Gtass4 Tor comfort, and shall be
" ...pi.
D..lAal Ifteen miles from atNlboro' Depot, five
: from tae hot, auc e!gat lniles from The Heal
- Spsiass.
Nr!.e tor pamphlets.
telegraph otC,. In .le hotel.
RATES or BOARD.
Pr IL months o!j4!y. aIsus., and Sep.eno Der,
E-r a4y IS; E-r -ccs, :i-.j0; per month, $50
l..a. 20 and after ,cat ;.luc, about 20 per cent
...-. jobs l.. EUEAt.K,
a.g .a--er Lat. oi ne Healing -priurs.
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PosrroNEMENT.-Thea anniversary picnic
which was to have taken place yesterday
afternoon at Hattorf's garden has been
postponed until next Monday.
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CONSERVATIVE CoNPERENcE.-A confer.
ence of the Conservative members elect ol
the City Council will be held this alter
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHooL UN1ON.--
The regular monthly meeting of this asso-
ciation was held last night ut DR.. Hoge's
Church. The attendance was large and
the exercises very interesting.
After the usual devotional exercises, con-
Quoted by the president, the reports for
the month of May, showing the average
attendance and amount of collections, were
read as follows:
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Harper's Bazar, Chimney Corner, AN ana
IT, 1serley for this week received from ELY :
". & Taylor, liiB Main street.
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E,rrsyNEss CHANCES.

VOR sALE.-I have for sale two good
Tor BUGGIEs; will be SOLD low: t9s stabes ie
ther iniGt nstWeen ihth and 18th streets Or
trapRiin, oel"e j. +. BOSSlEUA,
1900 Main street.
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DR.. GEO. B. STEEL has returned to the city. z

Pembroke White Dress Shirts for sale low by e.
B. SpENCE & Son, 1900 Main street.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-sIustice j. j.
White presidiy.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Henderson Taylor (colored), charged
with breaking one door glass, the property
of James VNiel. Let off on payment OF
damages.
VIM. Blair, alias John Smith, charged
with being drunk and disorderly and threat
ening the police. Discharged.
James Scott (colored). charged with in
tererinlg with officer Pat Woods. Dis
charged.
Willie Ann Price (colored), charged with
9nlawfully abusing Ellen Coles. Fined
$3.50.
Madison Congress (colored), charged
with threatening the life of RoWena Irwin.
Discharged.
Edward Phelan and John Grady, charged
with fighting in the street. Amicably set
tied.
James W. Camp, charged with lnterfer-
ing with the dog-catchers. Let off.
Chastain Jackson (colored), charged with
unlawfuly assaultiDg and beating Annie
Alfriend. Fined 81 each.
Sallie Wingfeld (colored), charged with
stealing lot Of underclothing from Vir-
gnia Throde. Found guilty, and sent to
Jail for thirty days.
tanning under false pretences property to
the amount of 1850. Discharged. .
John Winston and Wash. Webb (colored),
charged with fighting on the premises Of
Joseph Hecke, were fined 50 each.
John G. Head, drunk and disorderly on
the street. Discharged on condition that
he would leave the city at once.
Rose Shields (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Mrs. A. b. Jones.
Fined $3.50. /
R.F. Jones and Ann B. Jones, charged
with striking Rose Shields with a stick,
were honorably discharged.
Ann Jackson (colored), charged with
abusing and threatening Gennett Royle,
and Gennett Royle, charged with abusing
Ann Jackson. Ann was fined 50 and Gen.
nett S..
Emanuel Francis, charged with being q
yagrant, was sent to Jail for three months.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. N. L. Straus, council
man from Monroe Ward, is improving.
Messrs. Garrett and Hulcher are doing
as well as could be expected.
Mr.. Livingston, the courteous assistant
State Librarian, expects to leave the city
to. day Oh j visit to his friends IN New
York.
MIR. Geo. Watt, Jr., who was badly cut a
few days ago, is doing we'll.
Mr. II. Z. Tinsey, agent of tho New
York Associated Press, leaves Richmond
this morning for the Healing Springs, to
which place he goes in quest of health.
MeSsrs. II. G.. Oakmnn, of Patterson, N.
j.; J. Nj. Matthews, of Essex county, va;
J. Nj. D. McCmng, of Florida w. r.. Ma
son and Rufus B. Merchant, of Fredericks-
burg were among the arrivals at Fords
Hotel last evening.
at the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House was General Il. Ransom, Of North
Carolina.
Mr.. George W. Booth, Of New Orleans,
and General Ed. johnson, Of Chesterfield,
are ut the Am crican.
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THE CASE OF J. G. JoNEs.--Thls case wa. wa.
called in the Police Court yesterday, pui
con tinued until the Goth inst. on account o.
the absence of important witnesses.
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EOR SALE, ,pneE oFPRo-
HSrf S9N9fs OF TIE ,ss
go per cent gsurn s0hSs bS :. act ;D approved
sly o. "a isfi Authorized The ssue of ess
and peoeed as security the ue Sa III
sty and the whole property used o, T s nronsrty s
Ger xsG5. 600. $50, ,ac0 Is the whole an. " = 70.
loan. fAHhGn oHA'AA o I,,S treet.
my 22-lm Aa :.
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UNMAILAr LIE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND, PosT-oFF1cE, JUNE II, 1871
Miss f. Jones, -; John +. Nc
Callist r, Tennessee bliss A. Eddy, New
York Miss Marthy Jones, -, -;
Joh'L l MORRISON, New York.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at $s, Ss.so,
1915, aud A5o per 600, st the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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ID T. BATH COUNTY,
D. '..'.s west q! 2.!tGro' Depot, Chesapeake and
{ ..0 :a.~tHr!, on main stage road 10 arm, Hot,
All rj-al.nE springs, accessible from all points
Is ne UuucG STATES. one days travel from " ash
-" o. Baltimore, Richmoud, and Lyuchowg.
III :!eai.A-g!y!ag waters and pure mountain
ar a.=hr this delightful resort for inval!ds and
!E-as -E, seekers.
st" accommodations are frst-class. and open
i .a" al.
j. ard - month four "eeksl 81. DC
frr circu-aH- Nyi1E rI'tIs.itrs GGtress
JpoLfG BANTER, Proprietor,
N-.. I'm HalA Alum, Va.
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RANGE op THERMOMETERS AT D1sPaTGh Gi
oFrloE, JUNE =, 1871 s A. N., 1913 Z.
h., 78o; p. NJ, 77o.
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Croquet croquet, st ELLYsoN & TAyLoR's
bookstore, llls Main street.
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Manchester Items.

r,, grand jury Of the Hastings Court
.ii ihE ,o Tomorrow "Wednesday.
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LATEST Observation-Disclosures Fibre Hat, never
before seen in this market.
WEIsIGERs Emporium of Fashion.
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Shirts and Clothing made to order By E. 3.
SPENCE e SoS. Perfect fit Or no sale.
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HOTEL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

4 ELLINGTON HOUSE,
u. ". MOsYLEY, PRoPHIKToE.
1.5i aDovr The old rpotsHood Hotel. aud admira-
NY located FOR transient bohrdcrs.
bHS!Ar per ua5 w
my l9-Sml
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PRICES OF BEST FUEL, DEL1vEREp.-Hal
cord sawed pine cooking wood, $500.
Half cord sawed oak cooking wood 1926.
Half cord sawed pine kindltng wood, 1925.
Half cord sawed and split oak cooking wood,
$3.50.
Half cord long pine wood $3.50; oak, 2.7sQS.
Best cooking coke, S5@Ss, delivered.
Semi-coke "a new ar,iclel for cooking, 1916.
Bituminous coal, all kinds and prices.
A supply Of anthracite coal sold low. Also, q
cargo .ily expec ed, 10 be delivered from vessel
che 20. Leaer5 and consumers please order.
j. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main tract and corner 9th and Cary sts.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Rt:AL ESTATE AGENTS.
HAVE REMOVE MY REAL
I - ,T. GErICE TO No. I0l MAIN ST.,
5armerly occupied by W. d. sutton & Co. where
IL am nj prepared having increased l.Gissass' 70 20
jel -------"-1------ =. - = - - =
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND sOLD
X 60 .o,nmission nv E. Is. NEWBURA, No.
IaiS Main street, under &. II. Maury d Co.
ta l-eodet
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WEST IND HOTEL. Long Branch,
" L. s.-.u.rlv Ste:son II ,use.l JUS; re-
... r...r 18Th: rl,s.cru in structure and
... ,>e-,- rcSycc. H!u lie under The
IL Jamc. SIX. ). Of = HiI.ardS.
... c.n- G Z. deer. phv OF The Gtlsev
k formerly u( the New York
49,. ...... ~ fur rooms. &c. received 4!
.. IN ~. t,ar.:ncr. 81 GNsey House, "
y -, GARDNER 4 c..
,.. propristars.
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B SELECT WuIsKEY, prue article, $3.50 per
gallon. ID. BLAIR 60,
Main and 9th streets.
HARVEST WuISKEY-Good and cheap-at
W. D. BLAIR Co.'s,
Main and 9th streets.
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The Extent OF the Slaughter,

[paris MAY 2s) Correspondence LONDON illnes.J
The executions OF the Insurgents are
wholesale. 1t is estimated that upward OF
, GOO persons have been shot already on the
fe,ft bank of the Seine alone. evidently q
small proportion Of the total number.
Wherever women aud children are to be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10

NOR sALE-oR FOR LEASE [ EssirabIe
time, ninety lots; several very y Sories,
and we'll located for cotton sheds, fact and
or lumber yards some very handsome II
convenient for residences. A large numb,
will be leased, at low rates, for cheap resi-
dences. Also one lot of six acres. just outside
the corporate limits, -. So.
Al, Lot, -aar, q and IN am AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10
In,nortant TO Attorneys.

Quite large number of attorneys in
this city have not paid the State and
county privilege tax, amountingto forty
FIVE dollars, for which all attorneys are
liable who have been practicing law for
five years. The tax was originally ff-
teen dollars, but was afterWara increased
fifty per cent, makingit $22 so. A late
law made the county tax on privilege
equal to that of the State, making forty
FIVE dollars, as above stated. 1t would
be well for attorneys to settle up on or
before Monday next, as Attorney Gen
eral Wright, of the Criminal Court, is
engaged in preparing indictments
against all delinquents, which measure
will involve trouble and additional cost
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10
Imported Rhine wine at Tivoh.
Deid es o. elmer Resisting Auslese, 1852
Argent Discovery.

The great secret of prolonging life and
of increasing human happiness has at last
been discovered, it is claimed, by Ten
nessee philosopher. This was discovered
by what logicians call inductive process.
The discoverer went back and gathered
together individual facts with reference
to the cause of death and unhappiness,
and by analogy connected them with
a general principle. After discovering
the cause he found the remedy at once,
which he asserts to be simply purchasing
a Monitor coal cooking stove of II. Wet
ter'& Co., Nos. 10 and 10 Monroe street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10

The Rev. DR.. NJ. Flurgel, Of Quincy,
Ills, who upon the invitation of the
Hebrew congregation, corner Exchange
and Main streets, came here as candi-
date to the pulpit, vacated by the I'M
timely death of the lamented DR.. Tuska,
delivered his first sermon lin German
to that congregation this morning. The
reputation of DR.. Flurgel as a great
writer and thorough theological scholar,
has put our Hebrew population on the
tip-toe Of excitement to hear him. We
learn that for the benefit of those I'M
able to hear him this morning, the
Doctor has consented to preach on to
morrow Sunday evening at 8 o clock
at the Temple, corner Main and Elk
change streets. The sermon will be II
| English.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10
Religious Notices.

David Walk will preach in Linden
street Christian Church tomorrow morn
iugand evening.
Preaching in the First Baptist Church
by /. T. Tichenor, pastor, Sunday morn
ing and evening at usual hours. As the
church is being repaired, preaching
will be in the basement. Sabbath
School at 9 am.
|. Services Mt Central Methodist Church,
Union street, tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, by Rev. f. organ. There
will be preaching at night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10

UOR SALE GREAT BARGAINS =
II The following property is offered for sale
nj low-down prices. and on accommodating
terms, to-wit lots on Charleston avenue,
street-iust outside the city limits, lots on
Brinkley avenue. Call and see me, at No.
ga Front street. -. ,,,,rrnco,,
3l-l0S s. w. JEFFEhoON.
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strange, butTrue.

Thousands of people visit the corner
of Second and Monroe daily to drink
the celebrated Blue Lick water, which is
found there on draught. Cigars, cider,
porter, alf and alf Bourbon and rye
whiskies-in fact, every drink known to
man is furnished to the patrons Of the
Bay Horse, by Duncan Maclean, the
popular proprietor. And who is Dun
can Maclean2 and what is the Bay
Horse? Not to know them argues
yourself unknown" s5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10

LiverpooI Cotton market.

LIVERPOOL. June 10. IL As a.m.-Cottono opens
strong with an upward tendency. Sales. II 600
bales. Middling uplands, fully S3-l6d; Or
leans. fully Sled. Arrivals are dearer.
las p.m.-Cotton is strong. Sales. 2O,OCt
bales, ofwhich 10000 were for speculation and
export. Uplands. fully S-l6d; Orleans. fully
Sled. Arrivals are steady and active.
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ExECuTIONs Avn MARION, ARK.


ri. sfrangI ed me FORMER for the
Murder OF William freeman and
the Latter fer the Murder Of John
y. Crockett. NJ
Over one thousand negroes and about
| fifty white persons assembled yesterday
at marion, Ark, to witness the execu-
ton Of the negroes Roseborough and
Harris. Sheriff Hardin had q negro
guard surrounding the jail to keep out
the surging crowd. The prisoners man
aged to get together in one cell and re-
fused to die in a martyr like manner.
Like the fellow in the play when the
officer said, Come out, Barnadine, and
be hanged" the reply was, No, |
thank you-it is not convenient
During the forenoon the wife of Harris
visited him and presented him with
brick-bats. An iron bar-a deadly
weapon-was broken from the window.
From all indications it is evident that a
secret understanding existed between the
prisoners and their friends outside, that
resistance and rescue should be at
tempted. For an hour the Sheriff and
his posse were kept at bay by the despe-
rate prisoners, who said they were deter
mined to fight it out on that line, and
not be hung like dogs. No one
would enter the cell without arms in
order to secure the excited prisoners.
MEMPHIS TO THE RESCUE.
At this juneture Chief of Police
O'Donnell, Sergeant Hicks officers Gal
lagher, Birmingham, Kelley and Walt
son, accompanied by John Marie, rode
up to the Jail, having just arrived from
Memphis. The Chief quietly offered his
valuable services 10 the Sheriff, which
were gladly accepted. Messrs. Hicks,
Gallagher Birmingham and Marie took
off their coats, laid their pistols aside
and moved into the Jail in business
like manner. This had a quoting effect
on the crowd outside, and the result was
easily anticipated. While Birmingham
engaged Roseborough in conversation,
and thereby attracting his attention,
Sergeant Hicks, Gallagher and Marie
rushed upon the prisoners, and, after a
little scuffle, overpowered and bound
them. Roseborough and Harris were
conducted to the gallows, where the for
mer confessed as to the murder of old
man Freeman. Harris insisted that he
did not kill Mr.. Crockett. Alter
the usual ceremonies of prayers by the
minister, singing hymns, reading the
death warrant and the usual address
from the scaffold by the prisoners, the
black caps were drawn over their faces
and the check string was cut by the
Sheriff. Roseborough and Harris fell
with a sudden thud, and in few min
utes their spirits passed into eternity,
and the light of this world was shut out
from them forever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10

The young Hebrews viii give q picnic
for the benefit of,ihe Congregation Beth
Ell Emeth. All. those willing to aid in
this noble undertaking win meet at the
vestry room, corner Monroe and Second
streets, at two o'clock pm, tomorrow,
llth inst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-10

On Thurs, lay next, the 18th inst, the
grand openil ,g of the Raleigh Springs
will take plac e. An old fashioned par
becue or bran dance will be in order
during the day., and the festivities VIII
close at night with ball. A splenu no
band will be in attendance. %
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Try those delicious cider cock.
,a,,s -. wt,Io,t,s ut
BRowNr h BROWNE, 3l5 Second st. AT
CLOSING OUT SALE
or -
Ha Ft ff.
SUMNER DIR ESS GOODS
At
LOWEST KNOWN PRICES.
HERO & d BROS,
a. a.,4 Main street.
SUMNER DIR Ess GOODS
LOWEST KNOWN PRICES

FpwlRns' MEMPHIS CITY DIEEcToRY
for the coming year " i'll be issued as
usual. Mr.. /. Soards, the general agen'
of the company, will give our business
men his usual annual visit, to sffcrd
them an opportunity to advertise ana y,
subscribe for this important publ
cation. ~