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Church Direct tory.

NJ. f.. CHURCH. SoUTH--Rcv. r. II. Parker
Pastor Services every sabbath: Prayer Meet
ing every "Wednesday night. Sabbath school in
the morning.
MARS Hill PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH h"y
j. 4. Wallace. Pnstor-SrrricrSc every other sab
bath. sabbath School in the evening.
VI. l.. CHURCH. "NORTU'- Rev. N.G Taylor
Pastor Services every sabbath: Prayer Meet
in" every "Wednesday night. Sohhr'h hool
in the morning
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rrv. j. u. lee. p Nt"r
Services. Fourth sabbath in each month. 1t ta'
Masonic Hall.
ST. PAuL's ErIsCopM CHURCH RECTOR
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Our Washington special correspond
cnt aivc, some hints his moruiu" in 'c.
card to the future r",iry of H." admin
istmtion. Those hiulS are significant.
II is stated that the President will push
iorW ard his san Domingo pruirei with
"a vigor stimulated hv new confidence
in his powcrluA pnprpcucd hynn IN, :
table greed for H.! personal pr'iil Il"
cXucct~ to derive from the i.h \
shameless and Intimate agreement viii
likely be formed with Wrl street by
which the Government, and lh" money
power will combine 10 p'uudcr aud op-
press the people The rcvo'ng Rorub-
Leans are TO be ,courgcd without mercy.
An aggressive polio, j. To he opur,nrl
toward Mexico. and Georgia i, 10 he
reconstructed. Ifthr>r imprc -iuus are
correct the -itunlion must tiIl the heart
~ the faithful with dead.
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ood T m p ars.

Prpcr Lodge. No. lot, |. o. G. Tcmrlrr>-
J. :. Mnith w.. W. g. T. Regular Mr"iin%>
81 md lth rhur,d y nrht> in each mouth, at
Mr,0ni" li,ll
Er>tanrllrr Temple. |. q. q. T.-J'roh
:. MlltL"W.. u .rrr rrmpllr-M"rt> in DE
cree ~ Fid"l,v on lhr 1T and the Deere" Of
"h,ri'v ihr ; rhur>liT EVENINGS al each
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New InyentiOn,

OAKLAND EXAMINE WOOD COLLAR
" and fI,mc~ altogether. No more chance
for >orc-,houGcrtd horses. if yon buy these
Collars. r. +. GIBSON.
Athens. May "a. laI2-tr-2.i !
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M a sonic irec tory.

Meridian sun Lodge. 80. 10. A. +. Il \. NJ.
sons-A e Robc-on, W"rShpiUI Master
Regular Meetings lsl and 81 saturday night
III each month.
MrMinn Chaptrr. No. II. Royal Arch MnNonN
John f. slower. High Priest Regular M""tln"'
1T Monday night in each month.
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Wool Cards fer Sale.

TIME StBSt RIBER HAS >Lr or
/ Doubl" Wool Cards that he offers 70 ale.
Any one wishing 10 purchase can get bar
gam. Address. :. +. GETTYS.
Riceville, Tenn, Aug. %, Isf2-ttiH
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WE INDULGED OUR PATRONS
w fiom crop to crop TO enable them to pay
without sacrifice. Now they have good wheat.
andths Is, therefore. to notify them That we
are expecting our pay. and must nave u.
J. A. TURLEY Il co.
Coghill. Tenn, June 81. lSIs-ti-2n
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a. T. K E | 7 H,
(il;,,;.;.,.,,

AND PrBLIC NiSTRA TOR.
for MrMinu county. Will practice in the
Courts Of ih" lIh Judicial circuit.
OFFICE ON white st.. ATHENS. TENN.
Jan. I. lSI2.tt-lli
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i. A.TUnLEY n CO.. COGHiEL.

A RE RECEIVING THEIR STOCK OF
n Goods suited to the wants Of their early
autumn trade. Come and see them.
Aug, II, 1YIe-tf-24s
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The Arkansas Traveller.

Every bo,iv ln, hclrd Of "lhc Arkau-
,aS Traveller" his private maine being
SANDY Faulkner. lie siiIl lives, and j.
rlcrH y. the Metropolitan Hotel, Little
Rock. Somebody recently asked him
the qurs,jou: "Whnt Kind of q state 70
vcrnmcnl have you cot now "WclI,
responded the Arkansas Traveller, II
reckon wcarr cus.cd with the wu,' pas
sci Of ihicvc, and trash ever sent ont
from Oblivion 10 Arkansas. Thcy just
govern her with a high hand, and i; our
lives nrr our own, our money amt"
The Rev. o. h. Fro'hin1hpm preached
on "Thc War aaun,' Corruption" lie
-aid lhat the nnin cauS" of The dcmnral.
Haton of this country is the ease Will
which men who N, lifted only with an.
daciiy. sArrwdn,'>s, aud cunniu" get
rich here Men who are only fit to bt
scullious make their tens of thousands
a French mcdiro rep orls to the Acnd,
env OF Science that intellect is nothing
but poSphorous Om.thc brain. so tvor
happen to have any IDIOTS about yon. al
you've got to do to make men OF genius
Of them j. to bore holes ~ their skulls
aud pour in a quantity Of phosphorons
SEVERAL eases of variUloid reported
ut Bristol last week.
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An Aged Criminal.

A North Carolinian, aged within four
wears of q century, is under indictment
for killing his wife. n few wears his in.
nior, and the cxtcnuniing plea offered is
that he was rendered insancly jealous
by her flirting with other young fellows.
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In any person la, doubts whether ad.
vcriscmcnts are read or not. let him
PIT something he doesn't wish seen in
M obscure part OF the n1per.
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w. ". GER NJ,
/ II ISlcl ~ \ y - / ltG l. q y
LOCATED AT CALHOUN, TENN.
OFFICE--In east rnd Wnllin'> Hotel.

viii drvot" hi, entire attention To the Prur
tie" ur Mrlirinr. in it~ various branches.
Jan. /. lS19.N-2lj
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Tnr Irish Government has prohibited
tho importation of horses from the Uni
ted Sr1tcs.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-The i'm.
portant intelligence was received here
late last evening that the joint military
occupancy Of the island Of San Juan By
the United States aud British forces was
terminated on Friday by The withdrawal
Of the latter, iu accordance With the DE-
eision at Berlin. under the Washington
treaty.
The President has finished the rough
draft Of his message, and it will be con.
sidered in the Cabinet on Tuesday. Re.
ports have been studiously put forth from
this quarter to the effect that be would
recommend universal amnesty. These
reports have no foundation. The Prssi.
dent regards the question Of amnesty as
under the control Of Congress, and as
measure Of policy as having been
settled by the late elections. II the mes
sage is not plain on this subject, it will
probably not 60 further than to recon
mend that the rensinlng gases be placed
upon the basis whereby amnesty may hl
granted to them vheL they ask Cor il.
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An Absurd Custom.

From Lippincott's Magazine
In the whole of Spanish America, but
especially in the larger towns, the mo-
ment of the Angelus has strange at
traction for the stranger As the usage
requires every one to halt, no matter
where he may be, at the first stroke OF
the bell, TO interrupt his conversation
however important, and listen without
stirring until the conclusion OF the
chime, the singularity of whole popu-
lation surprised IN moment as it comes
and goes, held in state Of petritaction,
and paralyzed as if by an enchanter,
may be imagined On every side you
see gestures interrupted, mouths hall
opened for the arrested remark, smiles
oddly lingering or passing into an ex.
preston Of prayer. You would fancy a
nation Of statues. A town in South
America, at the tinkle Of the Angelus,
resembles the city in the Arabian Nights
whose inhabitants were turned into
stones. The magician here is the bell
ringer. But hardly has the vibration
ceased when universal nurmur arises
from these thousands OF oppressed
lungs. Hand meets hand, question
seeks answer, conversations resume
their eouFse horses feel the loosened
bride and paw the ground, dogs bark,
babies cry, the fathers swear and the
mothers chatter The accidental turns
thus given to conversation are many,
and sometimes striking.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

\
Msmrnls TnkArrn.- During The past wecl
Mile Marietta Ravel. clevcf pantomimist
has boon catering 70 The public taste with sue
cess az the thcates. The French sfy. Justin,
and other attractive dramas were presented
| in most pleasing manner BY the star. who
was well sustained by the stock company
To night the famous Maaitt 4 Bartholomew
Star Pantomlme troupe will open mp week.
engagement. The laughable pantomime en-
titled Flick and Flock will be placed ON the
boards. The troape Is composed Of the best
artists in the pantomime business. There Is
Mafhtt. the wonderful ''clown;' Sanford. the
best delineator Of " Harlequin" in the world.
Mile Malvina produces most attractive
"columbine.' and Mr.. Bartholomew Is IRE
sistably funny As Pantaloon.' In addition
TO the above attractions there IS the ST. Felix
Partisan ballet troupe. the celebrated trained
dogs of Mr.. Cobb and numerous other special
ties that will be presented during the even
ips's entertainment. The troupe numbers
over fifty artists, and will no doubt draw large
and fashionable houses during the present
week rr "a H N an tI
GRAND OPERA HousE. For tso weeks past
Mr.. Chanfrau has held the boards Of the
OperA MOUSE in 'he ons'a''S's
hit, the Arkansas lraveier' anu a''rac.eu
good houses during ms engagement mr"
Chanfrau was most creditaDiy supported oy
the stock company, IL was win p'easuie .Ia'
we witnessed the hrst appeaianoe VI 'i'a'
Grace Jones, niue laay aseu sessn ssas'
who sustained the role oil Li'''e Aihe.
Kit. Miss oracle Is inc daughter Oh ".
Treasurer OF Debars o. Louis ihea'sr. anu
made her DEBUT Deiore CRITICAL "enpn's sa
dience. She gave evidence OF cohsiueraDie
talent, most femarAaoie ~ one 50 young ou'
which gave promise VI p'niia"' oaiee. -
the future ioi 'ne i'''e ue1",An'e io"ik"'
Mrs. James A. oales' win ner comic oper"
troupe wiil appear W me iaughapie eN'rasA
CANA BY rianche' entitled for'unio. luz
east Is superior anu 'he Du'assque WI" oe
presented WIN piopsf s'ase ene.'s' nne eos-
tuning anu vr'sina musiV' Awo"s '"'
many hne performers WIN she troupe mny DC
mentioned Messrs' 0rnne, pre", !, Ia''' ,7nan
non' ho"sou' e'c'' anu MISSES o'enn' Do"ui
not fraser ana o,hers' Inc comic opsta
has ever been most a''rae'lfe 70 Menpn'S
theater goers' anu VIC aoup' Ho' 1', ma ',is
yates VIII DC iarss'' p""o''Aeu u"''"s '"'
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ICHICAGO.


CHICAGO, November 25.-The Ger
mans feel an intense bitterness against
the enforcement Of the Sunday liquor
law, and are endeavoring to make those
helping it so odious that they will give il
up. The Stats Zeiiung Of yesterday con-
tanned an article headed Detective
Gallery" in which it gives brief biogra-
phies Of several parties who have testi-
fed against saloon keepers for violating
the liquor law article. 1t was illustrated
by several pictures of the most promi-
.nent witnesses against saloon keepers.
1t also stated that they would have an
artist in the courtroom to sketch the
parties and carisature them.
A poor Norwegian laborer named
John Nilsson, who for several years past
has been employed in trucking freight
at the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis railroad depot for one dollar and
half day, came into possession of a
fortune of $4,000 few days since.
The money was bequeathed to him by
considerate relative of his wife's, who
died in California recently. - =,
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past four or FIVE days, have gone to pro
test It's further stated that their sus
ponsiou will carry with Il two or three
privalclbankcrs OF this oiiy.
Three young men named James Sulli
van, Mike Harmon and Dennis Buckley
became involved 10 a quarrel on West
Sixth street, yesterday afternoon, during
which Sullivan drew pistol and shot
Harmon in the breast and Buckley in
the abdomen, both of which will prove
fatal.
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CINCINNATI.

CNcINNATI, November 25.-lt Is re
ported here that owing to the failore O
Cutler, Dawes a Co, Of Marietta, Ohio
that The Onion Bank Of that place d
about to Suspend. Il is sisted that al
their drafts on Cincinnati baEts, foF ID.
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The Alexandria (va.) Gazette says
that the fight over the East I ennes'
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad re-
suited in the triumph Of the Pennsyl-
vania Central. and the utter discomit.
ure Of General Malone. His plan was
a bold one, but he met with signal de-
feat.
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MAJOR" J. II. SIMoSsoS, ostensibly
Journalist, has been getting his dirty
linen washed free of charge at Savan.
nah, Georgia. 1t is said tina; he has been
inside the Charleston jail and South
Carolina State prison recently.
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Well, now, here is religious sect
sprung up in London which, il it con
tinues and increases, will certainly make
some noise in the world. The real name
Of it has not been reported to us, but the
ungodly style it The Howling Repent
ants The main business Of the yota-
ries is 70 howl. At stated periods during
the day they elevate their voices, and
twice during the night they get out Of
bed and howl. Divine service they CON
duct in the open air, probably for fear Of
bringing down the roof. We mourn to
say that the police ere hard upon these
devotees, and do often conduct them to
the station-houses, where, If they 90 on
With The exercises they are probably
gagged.
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THE small pox is not on the decrease
in East Tennessee. The Board Of Alder.
men Of Jonesboro have requested the
Judges to suspend the courts on account
of the close proximity Of the disease.
We have heard OF few cases in Mem
phis of mild type, but not more than
we have every year at this season. It's
presence never creates any alarm OF
panic here, where. under proper treat
meut, it rarely proves fatal.
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The signal Bureau.

From the New York Times.
At this season of the year when SO
many vessels are wrecked, and so many
lives sacrificed, the value Of the Signal
Service Bureau is strikingly demon
strated. SO far, wonders have been ac-
complished by it; and men and women
have become as much accustomed to
consult the report in the. morning jour
nails as If they had been in the habit of
doing so during great many years. AS
we have frequently said before in these
columns, much has been done within the
past year to make the department etfec-
tive, but there is great deal more yet
to be accomplished. Among the few
practical suggestions that have been
lately made to the gentlemen having
charge of the bureau, one, that of a
Maine sea captain, is particularly wor-
thy of consideration. He recommends
that arrangements be effected for show
ing signals from lighthouses in case of
impending storms. Vessels near shore,
he claims, could thus be Immediately
warned, aud would have time to get out
of danger. Communication with light
houses for purposes Of his nature would
certainly necessitate the almost constant
employment of telegraphic lines. How
ever, the expense incurred would be com
paratively trifiing in comparison to the
vast amount of benefit TO oe derived. If
only as lifesaving medium, the cause
Of humanity demands that the expert
ment should be tried. At 3.
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MiteheII's Night school, NO. sOs
Third street. ~ 66-m
wv, S, BRovxr. is Jefferson st. sst

Go TO WilkinsOn's, No. l7l Main
street, for your Sunday reading. You
will End on bis eauBleF al the latest
daily and weekly neWspspersi also, all
the magazines for December-Harper 9,
Leslie's, Godeys, Petorson's, the GALAXY
aud Atlantic; also, the illustrated Lon.
don News, Graphs, aud tie Young La
dies Journal for November DE sells al
Eastern prices. and you will do well to
call early and lay in your supply Of
reading matter Cor Sunday
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The Pamela (Mississippi) Star says
1.-THE people of Tennessee have dis
graced themselves by their wrapgling,
resulting in the election of the Radical
ticket in many districts Of the State.
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The returns of the Tennessee election
are all received except from the small
counties of Crockett and Moore. The
totals are as follows: Greeley. 94.2lsi
Grant, s5,G33; Greeley's majority, $3.50.
Brown, 1900; Freeman, s3.ss9; differ
ence, 1851. Maynard, sO,s25; Cheat
ham, G5,57s; johnson, 81 900; Maynard S
majority over Cheatham, 1924; over
.Iohnsoa, -, s25.
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MEpIoAL.
The Horse Plague I
EaRREsIls IunlpER ILR

rs WARRANTED TO CURE THIS DIS
II ease or the price positively refunded. I'm
mediate relief produced. Directions; AnOint
the face Of the animal from the eyes down 10
The unsirils. and also the entire throat well,
with the Juniper Tar three times q DAY, and
giaes Of Eueetened water, three times q day.
and q cure 4 warranted N not, return the
cmptY bottles, and the proprietor pledrol hiu-
eli ~ refund the money. Beware Of cogntei-
feiis. The genuine j. put up b. u. L.. Mason
Forrest GO. Thirty ia eenlt. Those hag-
inF horses woeid % VII u cut this out for
fIt.t. rsfffetts. For sale BY Moore a Hills.
n Main ftreet. izis
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THE attorneys for the State in the set
Element Of the railroad question are to
be paid $4,000 in warrants for the three,
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County ScRIP and Tennessee money
for sale in sums to suit taxpayers, at the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, No. 8
Madison street. 70
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Masau.raderr, Attention.

At the masquerade ball at the Exposi.
ton masquerade figures will be danced.
Those desiring to keep up in those 6g.
ures can do so by attending Mrs DeGray
Benefits dancing academy at No. $50
Main street, Waldran Block. Masquer.
ade fgpFes are taught daily to Glasses
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GovERSoR Bsowx has appointed Jos.
R. Mosby. Esq, Of Faystte county, q
State Director in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company.
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t. S. Barbour has few barrels Of
pure grape juice, which he offers for one
dollar per gallon. Leave your orders at
so Oliver, FINNIE 4 Cos.
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DR.. ID. y. BlOunt.

FoR the finest solid gold jewelry go to
the Jet Palace. 66t
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WHILE soldier in the late war ! was
so materially benefited by the use Of
DIR. jayne's Expectorant, that | regard
it my duty to inform the public as to my
experience. Through the exposure OF
camp life in very severe weather, | con-
tracted a cold, which finally settled on
my lungs, and in consequence, the sur
geon discharged me as a consnmptive.
Soon after my arrival home began to
take Jayne's Expectorant, and in a
short time thereafter began to improve,
SO that in few weeks | was enabled to
90 to my employment, farming. Ere
quently since / have used the Expecto-
rant 10 my family for coughs and colds,
and alEaya obtained satisfactory re-
suit. | therefore cannot hesitate to re-
commend this remedy for all colds and
for consumption in its earlier stages
Wm. Barton, aoritiHg from Paragon,
Michigan sm4w
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Office, 81 Charleston avenue Wares
drug store; at night, at Hotel de Europe.
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PEABODY Billiard all, largest and
most elegant in the s Invest, Ia Sc
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REGISTRATION.
Registration Notice

MAYORS OFFICE. MEMPHIS, Nov. %. ~
In accordance with the provisions Of the City
Charter, requiring voters TO register in the
ward in which they reside, notice Is hereby
given that the following named persons have
been appointed Ward Registrars. who will
open their several offices at the places desig-
mated below. on MONDAY. THR 25TH DAY or
NOVEMBER. 1872, to remain open until 5A1uR-
DAY, DECEMBER 14IH, 1872. saa
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
First ward-0wen Daley; Engine House,
Main street.
Second Ward-P. Townsend; No. AZ Poplar
street, corner Of Second H
Third Ward-D. T. Nooe, No. 46k North
Court street.
Fourth Wsrd-Rush Bowen; No 1886 Second
street, corner of Union. .llm Ell
Fifth Ward-A. NJ Ferguson; No. 1894
Beal street, corner of fernando.
Sixth Ward-Charles w. Graves; Waldran
Block, Main street, lta
Seventh Ward-J. E. billiard; No. SlS Union
street, Johnson's meat store.
Eighth Ward-D. Panto; No. Ia Poplar
street, opposite mark t hOnse.
Ninth Ward-G. M. Grant; corner FouIth
and Auction streets, Gray NarnelPs.
Tenth Ward-Thomas FlemminR; Missis-
sippi House. opposite Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad depot. 1880
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FoR solid gold jewelry go to the Jel
Palace. 661
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LATEST lTELEGRAMS.

inxRiolx PKKss Asso0rATIoE. VIA 0. ?. D A
fHLzeRkPH COMPANY.
speefAls 90 the Ledger.
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0FnfF MEgraIs CRY Tr.ssTlE cglgF,AsT,

OFFICE MTNPHIs CRY TRANsrER CpNPASy,
hkNPHIs. NoTembeTS q, 1877.
All cotton and Qlker freight u being
moved promptly on arrival ct the depot
Of the Memphis and Ohio railroad, all
reports 10 the contrary notwithstanding,
aud this company win continue 10 carry
out all existing contracts at any expense
or loss to themselves, so long as pracii-
cable. T.. P. FOETAINE,
- Superintendent.
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CoEE is the most economical fuel
Apply at Gas office, 29l Second st. "A
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NOTICE.
Chamber of Commerce.

mHE REGULAR MQNfHI.Y MEETING OF
i the CtamElI af Commerce will be held 1t
81. iook D IN. Monday, 18th inst. In addi-
ton 10 Ordinary business, the Merchants Tar
aud Cotton kNehanse will be considered.
=. NAPOLEON HILL. President.
LFox TeorsDALE, Secretary. -
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CARPETS.

rlara ha n
CARPETS.-.-NeW styles just
received; also Furniture, Mat
tresses, Window Shades, etc.
Special inducements offered at
AMES, BEATTIE 4 co.'s,
4s-l2Sis 1896 Main Street.
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CIQAEs An FURs.--Go to the South
srn Palace closing out sale, regardless
Of cost, 99g Main street. 5st
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wnLrTT's Billiard Hall. 81 Adams
street. BOT
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CoKE is the most economical fuel. APP
ply at Gas office, 29l Second st. "a
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CLOSING Qua

CLOSING QuI.
In order 10 eloss 10 our business we
offer our sock Of Office and fancy sta
tionsry, blank books, eto., at from
twenty-five to fly per cent. below usual
dgurss, and we respectfully invite the
public TO give us a call. ~
GooDWYE 4 CO.,
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