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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-05-14

Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaW, palsy,
sprains, swelings, caked breasts, scalds, burns,
salt rheum, earache, &C., upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, Sc, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. They are counter
irritant, all-hcaling pain relicvers. Crpples
throw away their erutches, the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar The re-
cipe is published around each bottle. They sell
as no articles ever before sold, and they sellbc
cause they do Just what they pretend to DO
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Centaur Lniment, white wrapper. More than
| 1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, run
ming tumors, &C., have been received. We viii
send circular containing certificates, the re
clpe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting it. One
bottle OF yellow wrapper Centaur Linimcnt il
worth one hundred dollars for sweenied horses
and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners-these liniments are worth your atten
ton. No family should be without them
''White wrapper for family use - Yellow wrap
per for animals. Sold by all Druggists. 81
cents per bottle; large bottles, 800. j. b
ROSE 4 Co., 80 Broadway, New York.
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MARRIED..
obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and As

obituary notices, beyond the Date Name and Age
mustde paid J0r.J
In this city, May 9Th Emma, daughter of John
and T. llutchins, aged year, months.
She is a little angel now.
The diadem is on her brow,
The golden harp is in her hands,
Amid the holy throng she stands.
In Rockand, May LIST, Mrs, Olive s., wife of Capt.
Edwin Chandler, and daughter of NJ S. Hoyey, aged
- years and months.
In Rockland, May I'd, Bertha L., daughter of Capt
j. B, and f. $. Gregory, aged years, months and
IL days
In Rockland, May Sd, Harry b., son of William f.
and Georgia II. Closson, aged year, month
In Rockland, May I'd, James f., son of Horace f..
and Esther Candage, aged years, 10 months, Is
days.
In Rcckland, May 9Th May F., daughter of Edwin
| and Sarah j. Snow, aged years days.
In Rockland May 5th +. NJ, son Of James and f.
f. Feyler, aged weeks
In Rockland May 5th Josie f., daughter of John
and Carrie Ham aged year. months h:n = days -
In Rockland, May 9Th, Asa 5. Willis aged 81
years, months, and p days.
In So. Thomaston, April Goth, William Wyman
formerly of Wateryille aged 20 years.
In Brooks, May 18th, Alfred S. Patch, sol. Of Ezra
| and Isabel Patch, aged years.
| In Isesboro, May Z, Mrs. Dana Coombs, aged %
| years.
| % years.
In Townsend, Mass, April Both, Mr. Joshua s
Page, formerly of Warren, aged SO years, months
In Natick Mass, March 18th, Mr.. Charles T.
| Blandn formerly of Searsmont, aged Ga years ant
| 6 months.
| In Ellsworth, Mrs. Clarissa Hart, widow of the
| late Thomas Hart, aged 81 years.
| In North Hancock, May LIST, Albert Allen, young
! est of X. Allen and Susan NJ Health aged
| years II days.
formerly Of this city, aged IS years and months.
| In Northport April 9TH, David Knowles, aged 8
years and months, staunch democrat, an uprigh
| citizen, an honest man.
In Searsport, May 9th, Capt. Peleg Staples, aget
| s. years and 10 months.
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Centennial Exposition.


PHILADELPHIA, May H. The following
card, signed by John Welsh, President OF
the United States Board Of Finance, and
Joseph R. Hawley, President Of the United
States Centennial Commission, has been
issued -
ITO set at rest all doubts as to the carry
ing out Of the international Exhibition it
is respectfully announced that the work
essential for the due celebration Of the
Centennial Anniversary by an Internation-
al Exhibition in 1876 has been commenced
and will be proceeded with without delay.
Congress is trying to hit upon some plan
and big lobby is anxious to divert por-
ton of it TO its own pockets
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CAsTORIA is more than substitute for Cas-
tor OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natura
or alcohol and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. 1y1s
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.
Mrs. WinsloWs Soothing Syrup is the

prescription of one of the best Female PhySi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never falling safety and
success by millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant Of week old to the adult 1t
corrects acidity of the stomach relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
Best and Surcs Remedy in the World, in all cases of
DYSEN and DIARRIHA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from Teething or from any other
cause Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS PERKINS is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine dealers lYlsp
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w A MT En-

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
of Philadelphia, an old and reliable Life Company,
desires an Agent in every portion of this State in
winch it is not now represented 1t is a strictly
Mutual Company, returns its surplus premiums to
its members every year, and its expenses are smoH
furnishes them Insurance THE lowest possible rates
All OF its Policies nontorfeitabe for their value
after the third year. Liberal Commission contracts
made with reliable men. Apply to H. $. STE
PHENs, V. Pres't. No. o2l Chestnut ST., Phladel-
pha, Pa. 4w45
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Special Notice.

A e. ID u II III A M
Is receiving large quantities Of SMOKED ALE
WIVES direct from st. John, which he is selling at
wholesale and retail. liberal discount will be
made to the trade A. r. DURHAM.
Belfast, May Il, Is. 4. lWIj
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This Does Not Mark for the Tuck.
Administrators Sale.

NT ILL be sold at Public Auction by virtue Of a
w licence from the Court OF Probate for the
County Of Waldo, on Monday, the fifteenth day of
June A. ID. 1874, at one Of the clock afternoon, at
Jackson on the premises, much OF the real estate
Of
". G. HADLEY, late of jackson,
in said County of Waldo, deceased ntestate, will
produce the sum Of nine hundred dollars for the
payment Of the said deceased'5 Just debts, charges
OF administration and incidental charges said real
estate consists Of the homestead of 2o acres being
part OF lots No. 1l9 and TO
oRIILLA HADLE1.
Belfast, May l., 1871. aw41
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News of the City and County.
To day is Holy Thursday.

season
some half dozen Belfast boys have ioine,
Dan Duccllo'> company at Freedom.
Early risers on Thursday morning OF la>r
week INDUCED in game of snow ball
The FIRST stray h.,t If tbn season ,,.,,, i.
4nnear,n,.e ON s,tur,I..v ,jurin,, tho .boy.o,
'N' ',''i' NAe'. rheumatism Hes II
N''l t'' ''''S' WIZ ''N' ." winter hahheis too
piled fine pulnit. of All m. ,,t,. ,,,,r.,,.. ,,.,
Sobl,,,,
,.
'N '''''' i''''' i''N' "'eN a.
-" - '' '''''' N''rN ABOUT 'hF "e"
g. u. fit'h merit, OF lie Belfast shoe factory.
hNN received a patent for machinery tor burn
l>hing the heels OF Doors and shoes.
The Rev. George T. Knight of Massachusetts.
will oceupY The pulpit of The lniverSali>t
church next NundaY morning ana evening.
j. sargent IT Ellsworth, a Ship carpenter in
MeGiherY'- ward cut hi~ foot badly with an
od1e last THURSDAY.
Jacksonville, MAY :. cant John Roix, of
Belfast Me mate Of the Sch Florida, was found
aI, nf b '5'''' IN ' Nh uilNgI tIle
SUNDAY last.
,.,nf Ni,ba. diff ,..,.,...,, .ii.l,...,t..,l hf.
..i,;.... et-..'
Ship, al McGircv'> ,aN. lie WAS NOT other
Wise injured.
.a,,.. ,t .l,.., ,,,r.. l,,... ,..,, t,.;.l nm
dbl tba rit, aoep., h., I.,,oro,.y ion. 1i,,,o, hnt
the PROPRIETOR of that establishment wa. edual
fl. tbr o,n,r,anev
...... .,,..., t.,
NJ ~
''''' AN ''i '''' ''' i''' III ''''' ~
'n' 'e'i''' i"'''.N4 '''
\ taught from that elegant soda fountain i'll
r H. Moody'> store favored with the right
syrup, j. Very refreshing. ihc prohibitorN law
doesn't make # Intoxicating.
"IiH' erecting ht" ul'N' %" "''''" son
Nliil' 4'- h1N''l'' 7'IuF'''3 'ii' >it''i D'"'N
90 DO hfauN' anu 1fA together y" l'H 'l'' "'''N'
"''f"oaf- fofluiAl''H no '"' ~ ""i''
There movement ON foot 10 raise new
Hre company for Hrdrant No. senior. with j.
ates for Captain. With three good conn
panes we viii have very efficient fire depart
ment.
NEW BUILDINGS Mr.. u. Carter has com
laenced 4 tI,yelIn., holl,e ON tho corner of Cross
ana spring strcet,. ~ thc site Of a house burn
ed in Tho confAgraton Ut Io65 Ed. Boarlman
&, hu:l,iing d house On Bay View street and
John Smith 8. hons, un Mon street.
Father N,ew4r,sy vino has had pastoral
harga Of rh. catholic. in hi, city and Rock
land haas haau transferred T., Ranoor. 10 fake
the Mace 5t Fa1her Clement. who goes 10
Lewiston. Father Peterson. of Whitetield. has
L,.er ,,ssiri,t,I "A, Rn..ll.n.i .and Belfast
,,:.I, l,.,. ~. .-,.,,
.,., - ~ n.,',..,. l.,,' ,,,., I,.,4;,o,
IL .,,,,5 ,I~t.,a,, .,-fti. l,,,- g.. r,ol-,o,,-
..;II. Lr- fJ,o., .. a.. ANN, I,o1,;,,c+ .,,, poov
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Why Will You
Suffer?

To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Cramps in the
limbs or stomcah, Bilious
Collie, Pain in the back,
bowels or side, we would
say, THE II oUs EHoLD
PANACEA and FAMILY
LINIMENT is of all others
the remedy you want for
internal and external use.
1t has cured the above
complaints in thousands
of cases. There is no
mistake about it. Try ii,
Sold by all Druggists.
1ysp22
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CHILDREN often look Pale and Sick
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms with outinjury to the child, be
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all colorinS of
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
: CURTIS g. BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a RoX. I1ylsp
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THE ADAIR CASE.
Answer from Colonies Meyers and
m'CrfiIis- Barbour LeWis as
Faithful Public
Servant

EDITORS APPEAL-In to-day's issue
Of your valuable paper appears an articl,
signed by l. J. Adair, OF La Grange, Tennes
see, concerning claim in favor OF hi
mother, Mrs. Mary K. Kirk patrick, for prop
erty taken by the United States army durins
the war, IN which l appeared ~ the attorney
La this article Judge Lewis, our present rep.
resentative In congress, Is charged with hav'
ing accepted remuneration Ior his services
IN assisting the claim during It's progress.
The charge thus made liz false in substance
and in face, and neither in this nor In any
other case IN which l have appeared 90 the
attorney, has he asked or received, either
directly or indirectly, one sfHi Ls cesf. 1 have
always found Judge Lewis ready and willing
10 assist my clients in the adj udicaiion OF
meritOrious claims.
Reference having been made TO Colonel L.
+. NJ Crillis, who Is well and favorably known
IN this Community, / addressed TO him the
following dispatch:
MEMPHIS, October q, 1874.
Colonel L. +. M'Crillis, La Grange, Tennessee
Did you, in the Mrs. Kirkpatrick, or In any
other claim, pay Judge Lewis for mis- assist
ance, or did he ever demand or claim any
consideration for has services in behalf OF our
clients? q. MOVE
Colonel M'CrilIis answers a. follows:
LA GRANGE, Tennessee, October y, 1874.
In answer 20 your questions, ] say never
paid him anything for his assistance nor dId
be ever claim any consideration in any case
whatever. l. +. M'CRlLLIS.
! make this statement without political or
party co IslderatiOns as a ma ter Of justice to
one who has labored faithfully and efficiently
In the interests OF mis- constituents.
GfLBERT MOVERS.
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Is composed OF leading citizens and energetic
gentlemen who accomplish whatever they
undertake, be- it an object OF business or one
OF pleasure. The first trOtting match given
by tha association was very largely attended,
ana was an entertainment OF rare delight 70
every lady aud gentleman present. The trOt-
ting matches this afternoon Will be even
more Interesting than any ever before given,
and will attract oul fairest ladies and most
gallant gentlemen. The association should
be literally encouraged and appreciaIiyely
assisted in It's effaris 70 arouse a general in
terest IN the trial OF trotting-h0rses. The
organization IL already achieving a
great deal In this respect, and ere
long We hope that Memphis can
clam countless stalls OF two-twenty-flves,
and VIII sustain a course that shall attract
The heetest animals OF the MON. We Zee.
as ureG that ali who attend the tr0tting
course this afternoon will be most sgreeably
en- eriained. The association is com posed OF
the following members: Thaddeus 3. ely,
W. O. Harvey, J. c. Lewis W. j. p. Doyle.
Q. p. Hunt, J. V. Patrick, N. L. Selden. W. b.
Gates, j. 81. Pet'igrew, q. v. kambsut, f. =.
DAVIS, K. V. denburgh, W. X. Hendricks.
J. II. Hoist, o. Woodbridge, ]. 5. Richardson.
w. A Gage, c q. Fisher, Z. L Byrd, smith
Bros, James speed, John NJ. Peters, d.
Psteracli, <. II. Leidy, W. X Moore, W. S.
Bruce 4 Co., John Castor, r. A. Thompson,
Woodruff Co., j. 5. wilkins, jr., A. c. Tread
well. ". NJ. Sledge, IT., Il. Fnsiey, Peter Tracy,
W. W. Thacher, Ferx uson & Privett.
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PERSONAL.

REV. 7. B. LARAMoRE will preach
this evening az half-past seven O'Clock, at the
Linden street Christian church.
MAJOR JOHN B. CAsTLEMAN, of
Louisville manager OF the Royal Insurance
company, OF Liverpool, England, was among
he visitors registered at the cotton exchange
yesterday.
GENERAL MARCUS J. WRIGHT left
yesterday for acBsOn Tenn esSee 10 en- ter upon
his duties rs editor Of the Wing and Tribune
We hope his 1uture will be rewarded with
prosperity, ana that proud honors may greet
his efforts in the great FIELD OF journalism.
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I'm and sdson M With JseEso a Is ii county

Says The JACKSON Pllot. why IS
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During recent trial OF comparison
OF ordinary baking powders IN New York,
with Do0iey's Yeast Powders, IL was shown
cOncnsively that better results were attained
with from one-han to two-thirds the quanti-
" Of the latter, than with any other IN mar
ket. The secret Of the success lies IN the care
with which DOoleys Yeast Powder Is pre-
pared, and It's entire freedom from substanc
that are injurious 70 the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict OF the consumer is always
in our favor. FOR sale by ali grocers.
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Bradford, Dlek Johnson. Up: George Roberts

BuHinass dull.
PrrTsBuRG, October 29.--ftlver inches and
falling. Weather warm and pleasant
LoUJaviLLE. October % River falling, will
feet 10 inches in the canal. Weather clear
and cool. Arrived: x. ". Dugan, Memphis
departed: r. W. Dggan, Cincinnati.
C1NCISRATI, October 29.-Itiver 4 feet q
warm.
II. LOUIS, October p River falling slowly.
Weather cloudy aud cold with a strong north
west wind. Arrive Belle Mem phls, Mem
NEw ORLEANS, October 29.-weather clear
aud warm. No arrivals. Departed: John
Kyle. 81. Louis.
VIcRsBURG, October 29-Weather warm
and clear. River fell three inches Port list
Up; Glencoe and Julia. Down: City OF Quin-
y, Atlantic and baTges and 4. z. Lre.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. ., Is

MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. ., 1874.
STEAM NR ELLA passed Des aT- =
- Arc Wednesday, with $40 bates. - - 7.
cotton, and will arrive 20 leave for \ hits river
on saturday, 3lst.
GLENN q vINsON, Agents.
Freight viii be received and bills Of hiding
signed on board the Wharf Boat r
the steamer Fort Gibson, for Pine Blud,
Mary Boyd and Ella for White river; shan
non and Fanny Estum for Cincinnati. Send
down your freight.
GLENN s VINSON. Agents,
oct29 Red Wharf boat foot Court street..
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NOTICE,


OFFICE OF THE GREAT RED STORE.
We understand that certain parties in
the city are initiating cur price-Iist circulars
In our well-establislied red colors, for obvious
reasons. We therefore caution the public not
TO be imposed upon by such fictitious and
sham circulars. Please remember the fact:
The Great Red Store, which sells the cheapest
dry goods, boots, shoes, and carpets; that can
not and will not be uDdersold by any house
In the city, generally signs
VIM. FRANK & co.
2ie Main street,
Orrocffa Gad- IT.rt,,,,-.-1 Nm
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pa lain 81. NempsIs .Tena.
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Little ROCK, October 2s.-Wsather clear
and cool. Thermometer, 10. River very low;
only 20 inches In the channel by the gauge.
No arrivals or departures
HAzHVILI.E, oetoeer 1l-Ths river is
falling aleHly, with tsst 3incnes fzu en- ths
aaoalE WeAtnsr eitar and pleasant
EVANSVILLE, OosobeT D.-R1vsT fsllina,
with 40 feel In the 0hanBsl by the gauge.
Port list: poWn: Fsnnls 1Atnm, John =
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TARHICEDEs,

THE FEAsT OF Pun.
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FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

aeophls and Sc. Louis Packet Company
FOR Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and 50. Louis
Steamer CITY OF HELENA, Dr. =
asst
Leaves THIS DAY, Oct. Both. at pm.
AID. STORM,
supt Mississippi River Elevator Comnany
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THR MEMPHIS STEAM ByFIyc

Lay In coke while 1t is cheap. For
sale BY all the coal dealers and the gas COM
pany.
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srRAYEn Or STOLEN.
FOE SALE or RENT
STOLEN.

uE1>-AD masquerade NuIts, a. the French
-t.lre. 6eis JEFFERlsoN ST.
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II you want your cotton delivered by
= fast freight line OF uDdoubted capacity, one
that can give assurance of time, ss ETY.. econ
omy in handling, and certainty of prompt de-
livery 70 all points in the United States and
Europe, call on CsptsiE Ed. Hart. contracting
agent FOR the Blue Line, over the New York
Central and connec ing roads, and by best
and fastest steamship lines 10 Europe. ONCE
II NJ adiaon Sir. ct. In Tomllnson's olfica.
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LIVINGSTON = UOxPANY.
Don EsrIC AND ROkEIGN BAaKkss,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservstiveiy organized for doing
the business OF 0ut-of-town banks. bankers.
corporations. merchants and fndsviduals'
Isual interest allowed on daily balances,
4elleotions made and promptly Fs1itIed,
pa cities OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, EEwBBRE q co,
loudGn
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COKE, COKE, COKE.

A COMPLETE new and elegant line Of
window Shades Just received, and or sale
cheap by Hook q LaGriIl. G26 second g eet.
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ssTOkERJJM-.6 second street. Fixtures
- and lurnIfure Tor sale. sci
TNOwLER Hon E-TEAD --Orner Union
Z street snd Marshall avenue, with out
house,, St. b ~, flower and vegetable gardens
sd spacious front y Erd, for one year, or a
term u years, 70 q d6ei rHble tenant Apply
70 MCFARLAND & GOOD 4 IN,
aus 80 Madison street.
FVLEBANT OFFICES AND SLEEPING
II Rooms, with ali the modern improve
Deuts. In the Piautrrs Insurance builuing,
k0s- 81 aud a. Madison street. Apply at Office
Planters Insurance tOmuEny- iyl4
- H. yUIIAGE-UB she Dy street; F.es-
= tsurs0L No. - jefferson street, and two
oil her cottages. J. T. BIEELOW
- Main street
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PLAIN and decorative paper hangings,
HOOK & LAG RILL, S2s Second street,
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BOWS GOES THR PRICE.

WE defy competition in signs, both
in execution, dur sbility, dispatch and prices
HOOK & LAGRILL, S5S Second street.
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ADDITIONAL R1vER x1ws.

Be SURE and 20 to II. Morris & Bro. g,
4OS Main street, for one OF those fine white
shirts at 81 50, worth 81 Is.
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REMEMBER, only five days more, all
wool undershrts az 81, worth 81, at II. Morris
n I'm q. lna NJ ain aIreef.
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Estatablishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fail season. Best work, at prices
70 suit the times.
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I car l0aa CaiaBrnfa lanuea Frsits auu
salmon. l,eOO
I ear load Beans.
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nUSTNEss sTAND-Ffns business stand on
% nain street, cheap. Apply ~ &c Main -
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SO to $1,000 Invested In stocks and gold
pays 90 per It. a month. Send for particulars.
TumbrIdRe q Co. Ban h erH, Wall ST. NY
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ATTEND Robertson's Business Colleg'

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-fve
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGO'S,
27S Second and l6 Main streets.
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CITUATIOS-Situatio by a widow lady
> as bOuse-ke%per or TO do sewing.
Best Of reference given Address
~. T. 7 Appeal Office.
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CALCIMINING and House Painting
executed neat, quick. cheap and durable.
HOOK & LAeiRILL. a28 second street.
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AMUSEMENTs.


Mr.. Davenport appeared last night to
another very fun house The bill was leache-
leu with the following cast;
u L Nm r.lArt
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GENTS heavy undershirts at 80 cents
piece, from the late fire, at h. Morris &
Bro, g. 40S Main street.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CIsEAEING HOUSE In the city Is at 24B Sc
oond street. HANSON 4 WALKER
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TYPE METAL

NTALUABLE rLAgt5-I Cffsr or saIe one Of
the beet quarter &c ions Of Ian 4 10 No. IN
VI tsslssi ppI. Immediately a. a arzeI station,
on . Isl lppl 8 d -el nesee baIl r0sd IN De-
soto county, fneen miles rom Memphis;
more Than uLuGrud rs In cultivation
VI ID good residences and other impr0vems nts
II. IA CHALMER-
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/ NvOUR ATTENTfON-The Customhouse, 81
! i and y13 shelby St., adjoining the enEiDe-
hOdse. gives choice mea = Tor &c, lodging 15c,
drinks one dime. Open al night. Oct21
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Opposite odd-Fellows' Han
NEW EAIING-HOUsR AND SALOON.

Go TO Laurenzi's, 1856 Second street,
for good eating and the best wines and
liquors. oysters in all styles, at any hour OF
day or night.
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TRUNK FACTORY
$50 MAIN STREET.

ITO MERCHANTS We OFFER Trunks, Valisea
I etc, man ufaotureo at home, as low and
sdvan tagenusly as can be had IN any market
on the continent
IN RETAIL, we reduced prices, and do re-
pairing on short notice, and in Vorknnans
Dk> paa-~@- 8. LEVY q co.