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ONLY $4,000 SEASON TICKETS TO BIB SOLD!

Buy Ticket. So 90 secures admission to the Fair
Grounds for the whole week. and the possession of the
Season Ticket viii entite the holder to participation in
the distribution of the above CASH PREMIUMS
Managers hope by this liberal
the of aiding
nBhed and tickets sampled napuIcsto
]. c. McCRORY GenI Agent,
o edar Street
JOHN OVERTON H.
HIRAM VAUGHN TEOS. CALDWELL,
may2 OF
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18th INSTANT,

in time to secure their publication in the Cata-
lOguo, which is now in preparation.
JNO. II. WILLIAMS,
je9 cOdlw General Manager
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WATERING PLACES.
Red Boiling Springs,

y MACON COUNTY, TENN. y
THESE SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN ON
and after 18th inst. for the reception of visit
Ors. These celebrated waters were never better.
Board, per month, S35; per weeS, $3.50. Child
rem under IL and servants half price. Regular
Stage Line every other day 10 the Springs.
Through tickets to the Springs TO be had at Gal
latin. JAS. d. BENNATT.
ole I'm
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For County Trustee.

For county trustee.
WE are authorized to announce e. A.
w MATHES, of GOOdlettsville, in the Goth
District, as candidate for County Trustee, at
he ensuing election in August mn13-te#.
WE are authorized to announce z. H. CHILL
wv DRESS as a candidate for County Trustee
at the August election. mhi7 I'd
WE are authorized TO announce w. j. AR
w RINGTON as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of County Trustee at the election in
August. mhH te
WYE are authorized to announce SAMUEL B.
wv DAVIDSON as a candidate for County
Trustee at the ensuing August election.
mh27 te*
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I'VE are authorized to announce K. D. WHIT
w WORTH as a candidate for Sheriff of Da-
wilson County at the ensuing August election,
subject to convention Of the people.
IDh26 tex
ITO THE PEOPLE OF DAVIDSON COUN-
ty.-I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff of Davidson county at the ensuing
August election, subject to a convention of the
people. w. n. MCCOOL.
apps IF
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS

DARTIES EXPECTING TO OFFER SPE-
i cial Premiums for articles to be exhibited at
the ensuing Fall Fair Of the Tennessee Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association, viii please
report the same by the
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r. Il. GRooMEs & co.
FUNERAL UNDERWRITERS

AAohN AAEt4E-
Dealers I'm Burial Cases and Casketss.
and Agents for Crane, Breed q
Co.'S and other Improved
Cases and Caskets.
A TTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL PUNE
"A rails In city OF surrounding country, With t1ss
Hearses for both Adults and Children Teie-
graphic Orders hlled with dispatch. Tayi0r's
Patent Corpse Preserver, besides other preserv-
srs that are warranted to preserve q corpse from
rs to 20 days without decay. SPI0gle's Patent
Burial Vault, the best in use. At the ONCE day
and night oee5 q
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.CHICKASAW IRON WORKS,
RANDLE & HEATH
0s, 100, 100, 1O4 and 100 Second Street,
AND 4s AID u "ISOHEsTEH STREET
TEIHIN11SSED.
Manufacturers Of Machinery, Steam Engines sawNus HorePowea shanug Cuplngz
PnueySH Hangers Boxes aesanda also ctuRga and OpuetON Of Heahs
.- . a. Falnt "@ AngerC County nd stieH forsde.
AGRICULTURAL-CO Cotton Presses Gin SeEuzP Inouz sezuenu, Gudgous, Bolts Gu.
HOUsEWoRK-Counn Lnks sm+ Gaung, venulmoHL@h weghhla.
Anknds Of Steamboat Railroad and general repairs doneon short notice Oriez nrhas
and Iron cGdn2 nd al kinds OF wrought iron Work uIcd Cash paid
hra brass copper and scrap hOn. my0
n OFT Il
MEMP
WATER COMPANY,
Ofiice, No. II West Court Street.

4 RE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AP-
I "A pAcations for Water supplies 70 Fami-
I lies, manufacturer, and others, at their
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THE COREY WALTERS CASE.
The Late Homicide on Second street
The Hearing on the writ "a Ha-
pea COrpns-Judse Ray Adj
mifs walters to Hail.

The case OF Corey Walters, indicted for the
murder Of "Spike" MOlen In Bachman's sa-
loon on Second street q few weeks ago, has
been on hearing before Judge J. r. K. Ray
on an application for bail during the whole
OF the past week. The closed on
Monday and yesterday Judge Ray gave his
opinion in the case. He stated that he had
Carefully examined and reviewed the testi-
mony In The case as to whether there mad
been an old grudge between the defendant
and deceased had not been clearly proved.
Three Witnesses had testified, and had not
been impeached, thai ON the day Of The kill
ing the deceased had entered the saloon and
struck the defendant Walters q violent blow
in the face while he was seated al the table.
The blow was Of such q character that Walt
ers had 70 seize hold Of another chair TO keep
himself from falling to the ground. He rose,
drew a pistol, fred al deceased and killed him
in the heat of the momen Unde all these
circumstances he tJudge Ray did not con-
slider thai malice prepense had been proved,
and therefore he considered the case was "A
basIable one, and he woul TX the bail al four
thousand dollars for defendant and w sure
ties in two thousand dollars each.
Walters procured the necessary bail last
evening, u was released.
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The Curry.DoyAe = Amieably Settled
Boyle Gets Possession Of the Once.

The Curray-DoyIe SbrieEalty contested case
was brought TO an amicable termination yes
Uerday morning by ExsSherin Curry reffIinE
and diving pOssessiOn Of all books and uapers
to Sheriff IS. J. p Doyle. The argument in
the cass was set for hearing before Squire
Bieckley, at ten o'clock yesterday morning, in
the Quorum Csurt. at hour mentioned the
attorneys ON both sides appeared IN court and
requested a postpoaemenf, which was granted.
II was intimated that there was every indica-
Ton the parties % M contract Would. by
advice OF counsel, arrive at Al amicable set
This was effected during the fore
BY ex-Shertn CuETygtVing up possession
OF the Office and appurtcmHnces 70 sheriff
Doyle, with the understanding that he shall
recefvs al the e-moluments % the Office tfli
the inst Of October. This Is a cOnsumatiOn
deYoutly to be wished.
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DR1vEN-wEL1s, I6 Jefferson street.
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OUR friend, Colonel Tom. W. Neal. the en-
terpriSing editor Of Meals StOte Gazette, is in
town on business connected with his paper.
Tue Gazette is published in Dyersburg, OF the
line Of the Mississippi River railroad, and CIR
culates largely In the counties of Dyer, Crock
EFT, Lauderdale and Obion. The trade OF the
above cousties ought TO come 10 Memphis,
and our business men will find the Gazette a
good Medium through which to make, them
selves known TO q profitable trade. Colonel
Neal, who is stopping at the WOrsham, Will
call On our business men for advertising IA
bOrs. We cordially commend him and his
spicy paper to our readers. La
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my friendss that the one thing that viii give
TO us ~unbounded and uuiailius success,
as / believe in my heart OF hearts,
is to shape our legislation on all
questions BY that very principle chat God
himself laid down when he gave the law 70
Moses for the Jewish people, and through
them TO all the children OF menin ali future
generations. IYOu can n IL in The BOOK OF
Deuteronomy when you 20 home. and with
that conclude, ft isfny creed, my doctrtne,
my belief, not as "a partisan, but as an Amert-
can. and that is, There shall he but n nnan-
ner Of law for phim that is born among You
and for the stranger That is the doctrine
FellOw-citiZens, / thank You for the very
patent and attentive bearing which you have
given me- Ihave been iaboring under q very
sore throat, and consequently have been
speaking under considerable otf1culty. There
are many national questions Involved
in the issues of the day, to which
l might nave alluded, but 1 have
left three questions to be ex~pOunded TO
you tomorrow night by our distinguished
citizen. ex-President Andrew johnson. lap
hearing YOU rave given ne tonight. Jap
plause, amid which Colonel Kellar retiredJ
JOHNSON" "JOHNSoNFr
Loud calls were then made for ex-President
Johnson. who occupied seat in the par
quette.
Mr. johnson rose and said tina he would ad-
dETSs the citizens Of Memphis this evening,
VIXEN he hoped to crafty them. n he would
simply thank them for their spontaneous and
unanimous call that evening lApplausel
The audience then dispersed, and the pro-
~ceedings were brought 10 q close. @
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sTURLA STILLN THE FIELD.

For several years the famous "~Inyincible
saloon" on the bOrner Of Main and Union
streets, has been the popular resort OF the pub
lie. To-day cOhn Sturla, the smiling prOpri-
et0r, pened the oyster season ON the shell,
and stand ready to cook the bivalves in any
style. Johns parlors up stairs have been Mt
ted up for parties who desire meals al any
hour of the day OF night. All patrons of StuT-
Ia VIII lind him prepared to furnish the best
oysters, gotten up in every style, and the finest
wines, liquors and cigars tina the world can
produce. John Celia, the famous drink-mix-
ing professor, operates behind the bar. The
Professor recently discovered Il number OF new
drinks in the vicinity of Pixies Peak and
Rocky Mountains, which beverages he is
ready to present either through or without a
straw. Cella's Rocky Mountain punches and
Pixies Pea cocktails are wonderful admix-
lures and are palatable in the extreme. Re
member Sturlas Invinctble Saloon, No. so
Main street, corner of Union.
Neutrality-suspicious. machinists and fin
ishers at Coils dressmaking rooms. Apply
before ten O'clock this mOrning
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RESURGAM.

Mr.. George Rowden, boot and shoemaker,
who was one of the sufferers by the great fire
on sunday morning, viii resume business this
morning Mt No. IS Union street. Mr.. Rowden
is a practical workman, full Of energy, and
Will be pleased to see all his old customers
and many new ones at his new place of BUSH
ness. aa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


AYE are authorized to announce ANDREW
w J.. EELLAR a candidate for Congressin
la Ninth District.
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o AND BOARD.

nOARDIRG-An elegant front room and
n other rooms, comfortable and vel suited
f0r families furnished or unfinished also,
fay-bOarders desired. Mrs. POPE, o. Madiron-
nOOMS AND BOARD-Two pleasant front
X rooms, with board, for gentlemen and
iaeiT wives. Also a lev day DoalaeIs 9SslIeu
- ser NO. 80 MAIN STREET.
nOgNS-A suite Of front rooms, With board
II ia a private family. References eX-
1lsnped. At NO. Us WASHINGTON 81.
DOARD AND KOOMS.-Eiegant Rooms iur-
Il nished. SINGLE OF in suits. with good
65ard; also, a few day boarders can De &C
c-5mmOdated Al [auZT iZ aELB 81
DOARD-Sice rooms, furnished and unfur-
D mished, single or in suits, Wild COCO
board. A lew d-ay-bOarders can also be &C
commOdated- a. 40 Madison. aul6
DOAkD-EleganJ front rooms on FIRST and
ID second noou, singly OF in suits, with
BOARD, at Madison street. U
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The tenement No. II Monroe street, having
been destroyed by fire on saturday night, i
will, until further notice, be found in the rear
room of the suite occupied by the Clerk of the
Second 0hancery Court, and directly opposite
the office now Occupied by ex-Sherif Curry.
a1a4 81 ". :. DOYLE, y.
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
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SPIRITUALIsM VERSUS ORTHODOXY
GuiIford Jones Reviewed. Boyle * Chapman
will lave ready for sale on the fourteenth in
slant, The Reviewer Reviewed" by Mrs.
Annie T. Dwyer. Copies OF all the bookstores
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FOR RENT.

~ ESIDENCE-Fine two-story residence, SO
Ia vance. Inquire al
sell fAANhLAN = 9s fauCt.
r~OTTAGE-A new COTTAGE 4 rooms, kltcE-
en-. stable, etc., 2 miles from city limits
on Poplar street turnpike, with "a acres land-
ADplv TO SHANE, r & co.
ss1f % Front street.
IOTTAGES-TWod desirable cottages on Court
street. below Fourth. one contains nse
r50uns and kitchen: the other, six rooms ana
.itehen: good lot and every convenience. fos-
-e>siou given immediately. Apply 70
Se5 h A LDIAos , MuAOeLEy 81
L1TOKEHOUSES, OFFICES AND SLEEPING
y rooms: one pair Of Offices over Bill ron
Lsine & Co.'S: one UwO-stOry brick storehouse'
corner Of Beale and shelby streets. Apply 70
N. l.. MEACHAM & Co.
sci Union street.
DOOMs-Suit OF rooms first noOr up stairs,
II over our store, northeast corner Main ana
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mautua maker stand. Possession gwen
ID SeDfember. GEO. SHIELDS & co,
aus Nv NAM seLSSs.
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CCOUNf BOOk-Nith an 1. o. o. =. Wis
shop rear Of l.. N. Deans Paint ana
PIcture store, No. &l Nam street, aud be re-
Warued. selO
nAPERS-The papers in the case Of Patrick
Byrne vs.. Patrick Finn 81 al pending
a the First ChaDcery Court are lost OF mis-
laid. Attorneys are requested 70 search
among their papers for this fle, aud return
-ane % The ofice Of The CIerk OF sac Oourl.IL
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LUMBER,

JOHN GUBBINs, President
W. L CAMERON. Secretary au2l
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Colonel A. ]. Kellar, OF the Avalanche, an
! independent Candidate for Congress IN the
Ninth district, addressed the cltlzens OF Mem
Dhis on the political issues of the day IN me
Memphis Theatre last evening. The AUDITORIUM
was we'll Allied, and Colonel kellar was nsS-
ened TO with very great ATTENTION anu ne
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OLD FOLKS PICNIC.

Trains will leave the Charleston depot every
hour, from nine O'Clock I'm the morning TO
leven. Then At tWelve-fOrt, yand at Irregular
hours during the afternoon,
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FOR LEASE.

4 OTS-On long time, Residence Lots, l3 by
lfSK feet, opposite Benjamin BabbS, on
Sdams Street: also, 70 hNI4SL feet, on old
Arsenal GROUND, near ChMeenor SCOTS new
residence. Apply to up. MEUX,
seg No. rs Union street.
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PURCHASED, at bankrupt sale, five hundred
baskets, holding from ono peck to three
bushels. We win sell them az one-half the
price asked for them at the factory where
they were made
CONAWAY & LINSDAY,
go MnIn nt-a.E
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JOE LOCKE has Harper's Weekly. Harperhs
Bazaar, New York Weekly, New York Ledger,
and all the latest Eastern pictOTiaiS; together
with the sunday mornings APPEAL.
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aging him in his Reorganization were his oil
OLD PARTY Leaders AGAIN.

General Cheatham was besieged by the
tricksters, by the old party schemers, by th0se
WHO were determined, At any sacrifice of men,
to use everything to promote their own resto-
ration TO power. Hence they portrayed the
danger OF the situation, and asserted that II
the danger were not averted the Radicals
would get possession Of this State. But they
did not stop with exciting his political fears
they promised TO give him the FIRST good place
That offered, and which wa then supposed
would be the position of Congressman for the
State at Large. But when the nanBe OF
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WANTS.

TEACHER WANTED FOR MALE AND
female school. Apply 70
j. NJ. COLEMAN,
Raleigh,
all Tennessee.
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Chemical Cleaning (NcttoydOe a Sec) Of
ladies' and gentlemen's wear, without scrub
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
acknowledgements cure for neuralgia.
g.. W Jones & Co, sellit.
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JOE LOCKE, 236% Main street, has all the
leading magazines, pietOrials, weeklies and
dailies nom all parts of the country.
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THE 1lNEDs go
the people prosperod, and the politicians
themselves survived and fattened. This
country does not belong only to those h
happened 60 be born here, but to the oppressed
and poor of ali nations. The people of the
United States are all emigrants, or thes sons
and daughters Of emigrants, and the blessings
Of our government and the wealth Of America
belong TO them here, and TO all who have
courage to reach tho shores Of the Republic.
SO, when We say that We have the .best gov
ernmentt that the world ever saw" and the
best country, we mean what we say. The poor
man comes to America to better his own for
THANK GoDl--HE CONCLUDES.
In the language OF smother, / will concludes:
81 Wherever you can n a poor man-I do
not care where you find him-a poor man
who wants TO better his condition, you can
sit down by his side, whether it Is In the val
Icy ON the banks Of ths Rhine@or the Seine,
or the Danube or the Neva, or the Noiga, or
the Baltic, or the Atlriatto, or n river or
ocean OF tho globe, aud ask that poor man,
II you want to better your condition where
do YOU want to go7' and he viii tell you
where Others IN the world, from every nRtion-
.ality there Is in he world, from every cline
there In IN the world, torrid, arctic
temperate, every poor man that lives
to-day under sod sur who wants
70 better his coDdition-f you ask him where
be wants TO 20, he says to America He
does not wait to ask what has been this legls-
latiOn or that legislation, but HIS heart, his
hopes, his prayers, are that he may come to
thfs great country where we all rule, and are
al sovereigns in q right And tell you,
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WAaGEEERs A7h Main street has the finest
merchantdailoring establishment IN the city;
the largest assortment of goods fresh from the
of the importer.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Victor D. Fuchs, Il Jefferson street, is re-
ceiving them daily by express. Call on him
fnF WOnr gmnnNiaz
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$1,000 IN ONE WEEK

To ~ shFsEd man WHO can do bushes ON
the qulot, 2 guarantee al immense Fortunes
easily rapidly and in perfect safely. Address
II perfect confidence, MarBer ElY,l3 Rleecker
street. New York. je25W
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
scrtbers, seven issues per week, only twenty
I'VE cents. r
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A SURE. remedy for CHILLS END FEVER
AYERS AGUE CUBE never fails.

THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver OIL in
the world is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the
seashore, from fresh-selected Iivers, by Cas-
well, Hazard & GO, New York. II is abSO-
nee taken 1t, prefer il to any other. For
sale by all druggists. ~ -rr r--
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Memphis steam Dyeing Establish.
meat, 81 Madison street.
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II cheapest and best steam dyeing and
cleaning house ia the city Is at 245 Second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON WALKER.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

NULE-Strayed from me shout August eth'
IVA One dark bay mare Mule medluin si.o.
/ Will pay ten dollars reward for her return 10
me JAMES A. MURRAY,
81 dRw GallOway's station, NJ. X X
~rrE daylr mouge-coIored Mare Mule
MI had a wen on lau foreleg above knee
issfls lame IN right foreleg.
WALLACE SUTTON,
"a, Main street.. near kqybuFn avenue.
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M-ARBLEIzED, Enameled and Plain Iron
haHtels, beautiful Ia design and elegant IN
hnish, at IL HaineT's, S2 Second street.
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RE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AP-
I "A pAcations for Water supplies 70 Fami-
LES aanuiacturers, and Others, at their
Office, No. II West Court Street.
u Is confidently expected tina the water
Z VIII be ready for distribution over large oor-
lion o. the city daring the month o. October.
is72, and all persons Who wish toeuiov its lux
, ury are requested TO make complication a early
Inc following VIII be the rates TO Water
] takers, governed by the RuIesand Regulations
established by she Board Of Directors;
WATER RATES.
Private Dwelling, 81 90 per room per year
mo connection less than $500
Bath Tub,p private, s. % per year..
Bath Tub, public, SIS % per year.
Water Closet, private, SOpez year.
Water Closet, public, Sl0O0 per year.
Urinals, private, s. % per year.
Urinals, public. 5000 per year.
Stores, 50 90 to 500 per year. jOther rooms
In Same building viii b. charged according to
OeoupatiOnJ
Business Omees, So 90 per year.
Banks and Insurance Office, $40 20 per year.
saloons, $40 % to $50 90 per year.
street Sprinkiers, s. 90 per year for each
twenty-five feet front of lot sprfnkled.
Livery Stables, 3 % per year for each staI.
Private StableasS 3 % per year p~erStall.
Work Horse, Mule and Cow Stables. 81 10 per
year per stall.
Bakeries (~foreach barrel Of -four used dafly'.
500 per year.
Printing Onlces, $40 90 TO IS % per year, ez-
elusive Of engine.
Building Purposes, ten cents per IO00 bricks.
Building Purposes, ffty n per 100 yards
piastering.
steam Engines lper horse power, S 90 per
year.
Breweries, hve cents for each barrel breved.
Restaurants, sDW to Sl90C 90 per year.
Barber Shops, s. 20 for first chair, and 500
toI eacn additional chair, per year
Fountains, Sl5O0 for each lilo inch jet, run
ming four hours a day, seven months in tine
year.
Manufaetories, stock Yards, Hotels, Board
ing Houses, Work Shops, F~Ouudries, Machine
shops, Planning Mills, on and other mills, In
side Fountains, and all iuclOsed occupations,
are charged Special OF Meter Rates.
Meter Rates.-Five cents for 100 gallons up
TO 900 gallons, daily. For all over 300 gallons,
daily, three cent. per loo gallons.
E Meter rates are 70 be payable monthly,
ON Hrst lay OF each month. Other rates semi
annually in advance. "a
JOHN CUBBINs, President
W. l. CAMERON. Secretary au.g
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Ct 10 Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No.
I'll Main street. Three faultless gem pictures
FOR fifty cents.
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TIE OLD FOLKS ANNUAL FESTIVAL,

willtake place on Thursday the twelfth in
slant at the Fair Grounds, and will draw to-
gether the aged and the young, for a day OF
social and festive enjoyment, such as belongs
to no other assemblage OF our citizens in the
Wilkins or Mr.. Wray, at f. H. Clark & Goa
corner of Main and Madison streets. Visitors
can procure tickets only through member Of
the society, each of whom isauthOrized to dis
of q limited number. Complimentary
Invitations are sent to the widows OF deceased
members, with the lady members of their
families, and also 10 hOnoraTy members, and
TO the press. Trains viii run between the
Memphis and Charleston depot and the Fair
Grounds hourly, from nine O'Clock, charging
twenty-five cent? the round trip.