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Middletown transcript., 1874-10-03
All About a Dun.

II have a small bill against you,''
said a pernieious-l looking collector. as
he entered the store of one who had
acquired the character of hard custom
er.
eyes, sir, very fine day, indeed, /"
was the reply.
II am not speaking Of the weather,
but your bill" replied the collector in
loud key.
ut wonld be better if we had a little
rain"
"Confound the rain," continued the
collector, and, raising his voice. added,
shave you the money to pay this bill 2"
beg your pardon, I'm hard of hear
ing. I've made it rule not to lend
my funds to strangers, and | really
don't recognize you"
..I'm collector for the Weekly Gazette
newspaper, sir, and I have q bill against
you," presisted the collector, at the top
Of his voice, producing the bill, and
thpAsd1n6l l6kthsfasS stis debtor.
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NO. 40.
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Varieties.

Ice quarter Of an inch thick was
reported in the northern part Of Maine
a few days ago.
Henry Meiggs, the California million
aire, has, it is reported, q fortune Of
$44, ,0OO. .OO0-
The Pope is said to be having his
jewels. precious stones, &c.. catalogued
and appraised.
According to Carlist accounts. the
troops now arrayed under Don Carlos
number 55, ,231.
1t is said that three-fourths Of the
women place the postage stamp on the
left hand corner Of the envelope.
The new term at Swarthmore College
began with 255 studends on the rolls.
The freshman class contained City.
A Tennessee man wrote his will on
paper collar and it passed safely
through the courts, although a little
unhandy for fling.
A Richmond paper laments the de-
cadence Of the Virginia ham, which used
to be one of the prime articles of good
living before the war.
A French noblemSn financial diff
fculties was recent 4 in Jail by
an irate Newport innkeeps. for nom
payment Of his board bill.
| Carbon county, Pa@rejoices in the
possession of a 7S-ys6r old German.
Who iSs,he father of thirt7. children. the
yeaA shos ~
The summer gue4 q II
Mountains now amuse themselve BY
ipg long yarns whilst seated I'd
1pg wood fire ip the y
<sa lost his ION hunting
sgs !!bg hAlslt y
- appears that
td5ll P0sited in the English mil
|itRg9 funds during the year 1873
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An Iowa Boys Idea Of Confession

There is man living on Fifth street
who is a good man, endeavoring to
train up his children in the way they
should go, and as bis flock is numerous
and two of them are boys, he has any
thing but sinecure in this training
business. Only day or two ago, the
elder of these male olive branches, who
has lived about fourteen wicked years,
enticed his younger brother who has
only had ten years experience, to 60 out
on the river in boat, species of pas
time which their father had many a
time forbidden, and had even gone so
far as to enfore his veto with skate
strap. But the boys went this time,
trusting to luck to conceal their de-
pravity from the knowledge of their pa,
and in due time they returned. and
walked around the house, the tW<Dqel
innocent looking boys in Bql
They separated for few moms9
at the expiration of that time sxbs
was suddenly confronted bj
who requested pirate 5n
the usual place, and the p1jf
to the wood-shed, wheres sGlt6
but highly spirited
which the boy appeared
fully as heavy villoin" dh4
took his favorite role of Cir
the curtain went down, -
considerably mysti6ed, -
brother
"John," he said, "who
pose told dad? Have ys
yeti"
Johns face will not n
full and resigned when il
than it did when be replied
"No. have you?"
Have II Come DON
yard and look at my bad
John declined, but saii
"Well, Bill, I'll tell
found us out. 1 am tir1
this way, and amt .
and come home and lie
more. I'm going to do
this. and so when I saw fatner,
couldn't help it, and went right to him
and confessed"
Bill was touched at this manly action
on the part of his younger brother 1t
found tender place in the bad boys
heart, and be was visibly affected by it.
But he asked:
"How did it happen the old man
didn't lick you?''
Middletown transcript., 1874-10-03

An Omaha paper advises the people
" not to make such fuss about the
shooting of one constable, as there are
over forty candidates for the Office"
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s,l&
A l1T7I5

But no-you jostle cfoWddnd 49,
You storm, and fret and fume;
Are you the only man alive
Tn want of elbow room
But thus it is on lifes round path,
Self seems the Ged ofall;
The strong will crush the weak to deatn'
The big devour the small.
Far better he rich man 8 hound
A valet, serf or groom
Than struggle mid the mass around
When we've no elbow room.
Up heart, my boy, don't mind the shock
Up heart and push along
Your skin will grow rough with knocks
Your limbs with labor strong;
And there's hand unseen to aid,
A star to light the gloom;
Up heart, my boy, nor De afraid,
Strike out for elbow room.
And when You see amid the throng
A fellow toiler slip,
Just give him as you pass along,
A brave and kindly grip;
Let noble deeds, though poor you he,
Yeur path in life illume,
And with true Christian charity,
Give others elbow room.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16

DRDPERTY- firsi elias, improved residence
properly: eight thousand dollars; one
onrth in money, on time; balance In other
pronertv Addfess MAN An2eal nice
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AMUSEMENTS.

The TheaseF.
We regret that there was not a bette
house at the Theater last night TO witness Nr
Pope's excellent reudition Of "Guillaume.
Despite the small at enhance Mr.. Pops helC
his own, and dld not sc ~ at all dispirited, fol
like all The true artists, he is too much mas
ter of his own feeliI & 10 give way under sue
depressing circumstance. The support wa
quite good and the play was very much Gu
jOyed. Tonight Mr.. Pope takes a benen
which We hope TO see literally patronized.
The Concert.
We call particular attention TO the
programme for the grand promenade concert
by Ar ODDS band at the Exposition building
tonight. II Will cha lenge Critical attention
aud Will have tie effect OF drawing as many
persons 20 the great palace of industry as Il
mas capacity for. The capacity Of Arnold
band for correct Interpretation of the best
mus is Vel known, and We eau safely aver
that they W II avail themselves OF the OPP
pOrtunity tn S presented 10 prove themselves
not interior 10 any band in the Union.
1he Bethel Gene IT.
We are pleased to state that the man.
ayers OF the Memphis Bethel, in compliance
with the urgent request Of the public, VIII Ie-
peat the co ert at the Greeul W operahOuse
tomorrow mig [. This entertainment prom
ISIS 10 surpa-s in every respect the previous
o 9, which proved so UNEXPECTEDLY agreeable
and inf&resti to all vino attended. Tn no.
bic o. ieetS for which this entertainment is
gi Gu merits a full house. The price Of ad-
missio is but 1--WE ~ five cents.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. w. ]. Doyle sends US the FOL.
lowing ain your issue 81 the thutoonth hp
pears : cnni fram Mr John j. huig. declin
ius = numiuati,m as representative OF
ficket 'Na. ~ a. ~ srrrarou "a your paper q
The cav n cN ouH, Tue executive cemmlttet
Of the Heople Npfpfm aud W,nrktnEinep
party feel deeply Obliged 90 MI huny for ths
m nly waN that he uhprussos himself upon
ONE 81 the HrVat quest oDs OF the hour, an
4 4fiiculaliy a on We subject OF whom shall
be our Omitted STATES senator. That part Of NJ
card we can heartily indorse.'
Mrs HaIllgan, who lives in st.
Louis, Is IN IA city In search OF her boy, who
she thinks, came TO Me phis about a week
ago on one OF the packets. The boy 5 name Is
Tommy Halligan, aged shout sixteen } ears,
dark brown hair, fair comple xlon, light blue
eyes, about i've feet i've inches In hight
rather cookbook ng; wore when he len full
suit Of ozark tweed clothes. rather small for
him flast seasons suit, dark straw pat vi
straight brim, low CT wn. Any one who
knows the wherOa bouts OF Tommy viii re-
lie,e an anxious mothers mind by leaving
infOrmat ON at t1is Office, or al the Adams
N resst AtatiOnhOuEe.
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Personal.

DE- 2. 3 FORD OF Phillips county
Arkansas, and MISS MOllie May Strange
daughter of luT este med fellow-citizs u
Major Q. Z. ~tra ge, were united I'm wediuck
ye>te day. We tender the newly welded pain
our sincere cOngrstuiatiOt 3, ahd Join in the
Nlsh of numerous friends tor their future
happiness.
Mr. s. HALL and Miss Carrie E.
z, both Of this city, were married last eve
ning at the reNidel ce OF the brides ster by
Rev. Father ke Icy. After the ceremony and
be towal Of coYgrai ulat3Ors the guests par
10 X Of n sumptuous supp er and then nssged
IN The merry 4 ance, which lasted until quite
3 Ia hour ere ihCy bid adieu TO the happy
uair, with renewed wishes Tor their future JOY
la life
Dr. r. q HENNIVG and Miss Neelie
L. Fray User. youngest daughter OF DIR. X.
Fray ser, We're ma RI d AT the res dence Of the
BRIDES rather, in his city, Yesterday morn
&, kev Dr. ms W Knot being the
offlci ling minister. Afler recei wing the sin
csre congratulaBions OF relations and friends.
the b ide and groom TOOK The l. 1uisvile train
Tor an ex'eudsu eastern tour. We hope Their
future viii be marked by unallOyed joy, and
that zach day Of them married lie may I'M
fold newer and more beautiful blossoms OF
happiness and love with which TO garland
their hearts. The have our congratulations.
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In accordance with the published pro-
gramme,b by nine O'Clock the different civic or
gauizatiOns, military companies, benevoien,
societies, lire epar ment, ETC., commenced
assembling at the appointed rendezvous on
Second street near Market square, for the pur-
pose CT forming the grand proce sion. From
Ccuit street To Market QuaTe the sidewalks OF
Second street were hued with people who
were attentively engaged in looking at the
preparations being made for the procession
As the different wagons. each representing
some mechanical, industrial or mercantile
the mole anxious to see the procession start
owing TO the murky sky, which threatens d
rain, the forma ion of the procession was ne
ceSsarily delayed, and
TIRE LINE Of MARCH
was not taken up until after eleven o'clock.
The procession was under the command Of
General a. J.Naugun, grand marshal, accom-
panied by special aids Thos. =. BaIeman and
Lewis b. Mhoon. The following gentlemen
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COTTON FROM FIVE STATES.
Eat srp,ise. Experience, and succsss

Since the wal, the great SITS pie business
Of Memphis, cotton, has chang ID IN many
i'm PortBnt respects Under the present as
peIsts II the trsue, degree Of skill, enterpris.
and cspital is reQut ed thar would Lave
STARTLED lne ideas III the cotton dealers OF n
le Grafton ago. struck, as ne has often
oeen with the change-a chan that b-comes
more promo unced every year cur com ~ ercia
reporter, IN is daily round, made speeds Al
call yesterday a. Me-srs. Di.lard 4 Coffin s
uon.rooms' NO. - Front street. There he
found table alter table filled with amples.
lotion o. every quality If the season wss
there, up Rnn ana river-bOt ON. The neat
Ness with which each sample was propor
TONED in lie, AID c.earea TO a block an Is
outlines, W - the first striking cha ge, from
TN gs ~ they often W re years ago that struck
his eye. Inquiry showed ha tus s. ectator
hao before MIN SAMPLES OF cotton Il ON no less
than pee djgerenG States Tennessee, Miss IS D.
"a, A. kansas, Aiae ms, and Texas. The Tex
~ cotton was natUra ~ an object OF attention.
IL has Ocr hiOIslly ape AIRED in this city a
KIND Of curiosity, something a sample of
Dhoilefa would from The Fat Indies, anu
Ike that cotton was disagt eeabi he to the fastid-
iOus Memphis eye from the presence OF stems,
leaves, and dirt, where only the snowy down
Of the cotton plaut should be Wis. NE. On
Mes-rs billiard K Corfin's tables no such slow
enly s. ecim n Were seen: the Texas samples
were noble spec mems OF what the cotton
plant, well ~ nded 20, can produce. The
c ton was OF good b, dy and staple: well
! aJhsre e. ginBed, sBd baieJ. On lifting up
these and ther samples, il was agreeable o
he paper beneath, a gratifying improve
m mt on the dirty samples Of Two yeaIs ago.
cotton from five States; iIbe after Ia bic COW
cred with samples-What an amount o. toll.
en- rgy, aud capital a. suggested! What q
wide business connectiOn-Hn hat tIavel-labOr
eDce-lavi-h outlay of thousands,
those little downy block represented! -
had bet re Us, in hi, display OF Messrs. Dill
ard & Collins enUeI D Use ana far
reaching bushes OperatiOns-a preOf Of the
vigJr aud inoomItsble energy with
winch the merchants OF Mem
phis are carrying on their important and
N eighty commerce al transactions. We are
daily, TO pas ca eles-ly thu cot
ION bale IN IL rough brown jacket, but halt
hour s. ent In a cOilou-rOom, such rs Messrs.
billiard & Cofiiok, swakens thought, and
.hows US the extern, and weight, aud skill of
,om binafion, and bust uess tact 60 at Is in
yol vsd in the valuable commerce carried on
with the world, from the cotton houses of our
AemphIs merchants
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FRESH OYSTERS AND FISH.
Fresh supplies of these luxuries re-
ceiveo daily per express by J. A. Signsigo, 27s
Second street.
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LIVINGSTON 4 UOMPANY,
D0s EsFIC sED FORAIGS BASKREs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Orr sPordenee solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, EEwBERE & CO.,
Toudon
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Carload new California canned fruits
and salmon, received erect from the packers
At san Francisco; new, fresh and cheap.
OLINkR, FINNiE a co.
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A LARGE, varied and cheap assort-
ment OF toyE, iunch-baskets. school -satchels,
nursery chair. mats, etc, At Wheeler Pick
ems Co, Us and so Main street
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JAMES ERNEST PERRING has resumed
his lessons. apply a. Holl, nberg's music
store, Clark's marble block.
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SMOKERS will always be certain of
one, unafulterated, snd strictly clean cigars,
by buying only those made by ID. Hirsch a
20, lie Wafer street, New York; factory, No.
90, Third collection district, New York.
Every one can request 70 be shown the box,
and thereby ascertain the name OF the manu-
factory number.
n HIR9rI4 Il 10
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DRACELET--O One small geld Bracelet, ~ the
ID tsir Grounds, on Thursday. Tue finder
will be rewarded b, leaving IL az SOP Front a
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NEW CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITl

THE largest stock Of jet goods you
will find at the Jet Palace.
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HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled in
the annals Of history Grant expected to is-
sue a proclamation The killing OF the Big
fat Oysters at FarrelIs and at the Expedition,
as well as his AUGtGEele house, . Jefferson,
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh TO
families 1t ten GEMS per dozen forty cents
per can four dollars per barrel. FALCON prices
with trlmmiugs, twenty-five cents, stewed or
raw; at Exposition building, extra rates.
One thousand barrels for sale at four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans az forty
cents. Big fats. JOSEPH FARRELL.
PISA man that cant WALK over sswdust !
don't want his trade.
GRAND promenade concert on Friday
evening at the Exposition.
RUMFoRD Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being full weight and
good. OLIVER, FIHHIE & co
Hook & LAGRILL's celebrated Eureka
roofcOeting, the cheapest ana best in use.
No. S25 Second street
A FULL assortment and rich stock Of
solid gold iewelry at the Jet Palace. Prices
lower than ever.
FRESH OYSTERS AND FISH.
Fresh supplies of these luxuries re-
ceived daily per express by J. A. Signsigo, 27s
Second street.
If you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing of any kind, you can get 1t at
Brownies, l6 Jefferson street where You are
sure TO be suited in style and price
GRAND promenade concert on Friday
evening at the Exposition.
THE most elegant stock of black gar
net goods Just received at the Jet Palace.
II YOU want the best and cheapest
baby carriage, go TO Wheeler, Pickens q Co.,
aS and 80 Main street.
THE largest stock Of jet goods you
will find at the Jet Palace.
NEW CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS.
Carload new California canned fruits
aud salmon, received erect from the packers
81 san Francisco; new, fresh and cheap.
OLINkR, FINN 4 a co.
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FLEusHMAEEs & Co.'s compress,
yeast, the Dest article offered In the market.
For sale by all grocers. Ask Tor directions.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Circuit ell, Judge.
The following cases, and those not
di posed Of on tuesdays calendaI, constitute
to-day 70 calendar: No. 1854, Brown VS. BRINK
ley, on trial; % 3, First national bank vs. NJ.
App; G5I2, Henry Hunter vs. J. Z. Frost Ell ais;
25lf. GayUsO gas company VS. shelby county; ;
sis, W. d!SBu Is VS. w. J. Z. Clements; - .,
W II. Martin vs. Gibson, Herring a Co.; $50,
A, J. White 60. G. L. Mari.
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RUNFORD Yeast Powders have been
used for two yeaTs b. the best people in Mem
pills. OLIvER, FlHNIE & 60.
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ana cUffuptsqs1u ittc ,,Ifu nttf-t inuIaetens ~
puOlc opinion, that has ever borne sway in
washington, Is the prigate opinion OF hun
dreds Of Republican leadets VINO have not the
courage 70 give tongue tQ their thoughts
I'm M fEa Il.
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acc 20 Ige weeitp pf tho world ard
OF the nation. The community should
1e productive, creative people
ne could cite numerous Instances,
where the most dlstingnished mon had hee,
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure foT
nssralofa. Geo. ". Jones & Co., keep It.
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CALCIMINING aud House Painting
executed neat, quick, cheap and durable.
HOOK & LAGRTLI, s26 acond street.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE,

TRY Chris. LAWYERS 81. Nicholas res
tsurant, a. Adams street. Try his oysters,
forty cents per dozen, and eat his forty-cent
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Upton is the onI, county outside Of
Shelbv which holds a fair this fall. Go to it,
avery bOdy
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GRAND promenade concert on Friday
evening at the Exposition.
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~ young rrotttuy morse eIu-1fas fo.t.t.ssr-
Goober Pea, sorrel horse Joe SeiiruiaIt. Also
one fine Top Buggy, Que Stop Wafnt. me
office and bedroom Furniture, an oii li' prom
eriY belOnging 70 the esfate Of -. h IL
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SEED Wheat and Bye at s03 Main
street. JAS. SUTTON q co.
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GRAND promenade concert on Friday
evening at The Expedition.
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second ChRBosry COarG-WaIker Chan
ceiIar.

second GhRDoeFy COorG-WaIker Chan
cellar,
This court has adj iurned until Friday.
Cases, set for that day: No. 655. state vs.
Draugh; 600, all.ee Vs Hicks; 40, Cham
berlaln VS. Currie; 7l8, Morgan vs. BaSer; us,
Bender vs. WiIlmsn; ~, Sanuerlin vs. Mon
Grief; 70, q quit VS. - eadley; IA, WhitUy VS.
Jones; rs, No rlarty VI NJ Orflariy; 726, cheek
We Barry; ~, Drake vs. lsaacs; 729 mayor and
aldermen VI FuTstes helm; 80, Allen VS. Dent I;
49, he ~ VS. Williford; 756, Mueller vs. Muel-
ler; 7iS, frgnadello vs. Cuneo; u.s. Neai VS.
VIM; T4b, Angus vs. Angus; "A hocSon W
Stoue; 74s, Walsh vs. Brown; $50. Greenlaw, eX
pslrte; 100, uggle " Tuggls; 7tS. Hsmm nd,
tx pare; 40. Boyd vs. Walker; rs, Lott vs.
COckrell; Isl, Cross vs. Cockrell; 1872, Cock
rel vs. BrInkley: 7s}, Gloss Vs. Br1Dkley;
SS7, Quinn vs. Laniganf 7o7, Stephens vs. Ire
gaze; U.s., Ford VS. Iredale; is9, Lslly VS. 'arri-
gan $50, Lacey We MhOOu; 192, Kirk vs. Davis I;
19i, rock VS. ergussn; 793. Rogers vs. CITY;
80. Pc ers vs. Mehan; rs GOllUday " CaIr;
si2, How vs. Aldrich; S05, Jones VS. Coffee; Si6
NJ Dade v Duncan 81, Coleman vs. Coleman !;
81, Bray v W -rren SIS, SmyJh vs. Smyth; SIS
Morrow vs. M'bssn sl7, siOriOw vs. Burr; s o,
MOrrOW vs. Coke; S2l, MoTrOw " hough So,
Morrow VS. Martin Sz4, Burleson vs. Meacham;
SIS, Hodge vs. GOldsby; 81, Hartley vs. Wal
a. So NilsO vs. Miller: 81, Green law VS.
Cicalia; So, Jennings vs. Hough s3i City vs.
" bry 80, Quinn VS. Eriey; SO, PleasAnt> vs.
Bradley Sil, herrOld VS. HluolI; sij, Vestal
V Bond.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING HOUSE In the city is at 248 5e-
eond street. HANSON q WALKER.
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RUMFoRD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction in Memphis for two years.
OLIVES, FIRN1E 4 co.
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& - - .~-s ts44ces, IsnOs,si.
headstones. z ieeti with socket and foot
stone, lettered ......-..... "a
Headstones, ~ feet, with socket and foot
.se' 8 80 II %
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DON'T fail to go one day at least to the
Upton county fair, on the 18th, 18th ami nth
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RE MEMPHl. -TEAN nypIyu

FREsE OYSTERS received daily at VIM
cent bottOs 1874 Front street
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Establishment, 81 Madison street. Is
open TOR the fall sea GU. Best work ~ pr'ees
70 suit The time.
b A. H0LLENBEkG. Prsprietor.
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PAIN and decorative paper hRngings,
latest designs, endless variety, at popular
HOOK & LAGRIII,. 97s second strsat
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SPECIAL trains, each day, to Upton
county lair. and return
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FACTS WORTH Knowing.

During recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders In New York
with Dooley's Yeast Powder, u was hoWu
concluslvely that better results were attafned
with rom Oue-half TO iwo thirds the quapfi-
" OF The latter, than with any other Ia mar.
kst: me secret OF the success lies IN the ca r.
with which Do iey . Yeast Powder il pre-
pared, and Ii entire GeedOm from SUBSTANCE
that are injurious 10 the system.
We challengc comparison at any and All
times. The ysrdics OF tbs consumer is always
In our favor. FOR sale by all srecers.
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