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Sorghum Molssses, new and
choice, at JEPSoNs'. 29-2t.
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RIVER DIVISION-GO--,O LAST.
LOCAL NOTICES.

SHOEMAK viii please take notice that
1 have Upper, Kip and Caltskins FOR SALE.
oct236m II K BUMGARNER.
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BE Heavy Jeans sold for 10, 20 and
25c, Nv John G. Reckett. If
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THE Crusade has been renewed in
Cambridge.
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WHAT is gossip about man is scan
dal against woman.
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s@-For good Groceries go to J. C.
Beckett's. Good coffee for 2Oc. 90 If.
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To cure chestnuts, dip them in hot
water.
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EB-I If you want to buy nice Shawl
go to J.C. Beckett's, Hendrysburg. If
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MARRIED.

SLATER-On Oct. 22d, 1874, by Rev.
Jshn Weber, at the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. Chas. n. Oaumer editor of the
st. Clairsville Gazette and Miss Susie Slater.
OF Nuskinsum county, Ohio.
MYERS-M the 18th inst, at
the National Hotel, by the Rev. r. Alexan-
der, MIR. Hailton Myers and Miss Mary Jane
Morehead; both of this county.
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b. K. Bumgarner has Just received splen-
did stock OF Boots, Shoes, and Caters for the
Fall Trade. ag2Sf
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B~Best Heavy Buck Gauntlets for
sale cheap, by j. {. Beckett. If
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A PLEASANT family reunion took
place on Thursday at the residence OF
Thos. c. Hambleton, near Flushing.
There were present w. X. HAMILTON,
wife and three children; Mrs. J. B. Nc
Pherson, of Barnesville; Harlan, Sam
uel and Ada Haiubleton, children OF
the host, and few invited guests. The
day was spent in listening to some ex-
cellent music and song, playing cro-
quet, rehearsing family history, &c.
To crown all, magnificent dinner
was served to the Infinite delectation
of all present. We wish for this happy
family many returns of their annual
feast.
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sA- Best and cheapest Flannels fol-
sale at L. c. Beckett's, Hendrysburg.
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sses and ChIldren's Shoes just from, he
manufacturers, at Il. r. Rumgarner's.
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tassengps Trains ON Central Ohio
Division leave Bellaire and arrive al
Beilaire as follows:
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PROBATE COURT begins next Tues
day.
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i'll A n T E D "A GOOD SCHOOL
fsTEACHER-at Beech Hill School,
house, q miles East of st. Clairsville.
Male preferred. d. STEENROD,
22-2wpd Clerk.
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The following are the names of the
Jurors for the next term of Common
Pleas Court which convenes on the 9th
proximo:
GRAND JURY.-Samson Scott, Jas.
H. Drennen, Joseph Finney, Pease 1p.;
Isaac Booth, Robert Merritt, William
Cunningham, Pultney; Joshua Pryor,
Silas Hart, Smith; Joseph Morris,
Flushing; Thomas Pyle, James Nc,
Comas, Colerain; James Taggart,
Union John H. Piper, Warren John
Cameron, Wheeling.
PETIT JURY.-A. c. Thomas, John
Burcher, Somerset Tp. James John.
son, Crawford E. Welsh, Robert Kerr,
Jr., Adam Scales, Richland; Samuel
Gifiin, Colerain James Shepherd, Sr.,
Union; We5twood Carter, James Tall
man, Goshen; Joseph Major, William
Wiley, Pease.
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Ladies' French Kid Button Boots, latest
style, a II. r. Bumgarners.
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wEsl BOUND IAAiSs.
GAINESVILLE
EAsT-BoUND TRAINS,
CIeveIaad & Pi,tsbuI : n n Iro.d.

Trains " iii stop al all stations wher
Sig saalled.
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On Saturday night young man
named Charles Burtoft, fell upon and
beat an old man named Archy Cost, a
quiet, inoffensive person, cutting his
head badly. He was arrested Sunday
morning on the charge of assault and
battery, but escaped from the officer
who had him in charge. He was rear
rested Monday morning, and after
some difficulty placed in the lookup.
the officers having to use the bracelets. ,
He was brought before the Mayor Tues
day morning, who required him to
give bond of $500 for his appearance at
the next term of the Probate Court
EnterDrise.
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ISAAC TAGGART, JR., son of Isaac
Taggart, residing in this township, met
with severe accident, which came
near proving fatal, near Burley's Mills,
when returning from Wheeling, on
Saturday evening last. The horse
which he was riding, for some reason
become unmanageable, and dashed
down the pike, past Burley's store, at a
fearful speed. In passing a telegraph
pole close to the side of the pike, Tag
gart lost his balance, and. his head
struck the pole, knocking him from
his horse, and cutting his head and
face dreadfully; his foot fastened in the
stirrup, and he was dragged twenty
five yards, but fortunately it was re-
leased just in time to prevent his head
from striking some rough protruding
rocks.
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HALLOW E'EN is close at hand.
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HoG-KILLINa time is near at hand.
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ALMANACs and calendars for 1875.
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NOTICE,

mr. 8. F. WOOD having opened an once In
- Wheeling. announces 10 the public that he
will not be able To be ut his once In ST. Ciairs-
Vile all the time, but will visit it the 1rst
Monday OF every month and stay one week.
commencing Monday. Sept. 7th.
stairs.)
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The second Quarterly meeting of the
Pease Township Sabbath School Unior
will be held in the West End Bridgr
port ". E. Church, on Sabbath, Nov
l>t, 1874, at . p. NJ The tollovin-
topics will be- discussed:
lst. 'The duties of the Pastors of oul
Churches in reference To the Instruction
and preparation of Sabbath School
teachers for their work"
2nd. The importance Of personal
visitation, by teachers, of their cholars,
In order to retain and instruct them in
the school,"
Able and earnest Sabbath School
Workers have been secured to engage
in the discussion of the topics. Ten
minutes will be allowed to open discus
sion; speeches following to be limited
10 i've minutes. The last half hour of
the session will be occupied with short
addresses to the children, instead of the
usual reports from schools. A cordial
invitation is extended to all Sabbath
Schools and Sabbath Workers in Pease
and adjoining townships.
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,R1vER DrvIsIoN-oo1NG WEST.

CONDENSED TINE TABLE DEC. IL, 1873.
daily, Except SUNDAY:
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Wamore and ohio Railroad.
ScSTRAL OHIO DIvIsIoS.)
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,IIRsT NATIONAL HANK oFsr. CLAIRs-

- CAElIA1 SkoOsoSs&
~ Bank open nom A. n. until 3P. n. Dis
count day Tuesdays at 10 ~ ~ Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold
Directors-John Lochary, David Brown, Joseph
Woodmansee, George Brown.
d. ID. T. C0WEN. President
II. @ WELDAY, Cashier.
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LIVINGSTON a UOAPANY.
Doc EsTIC AID FOREIGN BAsKEEs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

CoDservatively organized for doing
the business Of out-of-t0wn banks, bankers,
corporations. merchants and individuals
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections male ana promptly reLnittsd
COrTs sJsOnde1ace sciicited. Exchange on urfncf-
pa cities Of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN 3 CO,
4
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FIRE.
The EIIIot BISek, with Two Saloons and
Eatfng-HOuses DestrOyed-h.oss,
$50, 6I2,9OO
-IuceBdfHFfnm.

AT eight O'Clock yesterday morning
the hIlkctt hlocE, located ON the levee At The
foot Of ) eierson street, caught fre and was
destroyed. The prompt response Of The nre
department saved Bohlen q Huses adjoining
ice-house and the south store Of the block,
The stores destroyed were those occupied by
Mat. Monaghan, dealer in vegetables and
provisions, and the adjoining storage and
commission house. Owing TO the rapid spread
of the flames, J. BOggtanO's saloon, j. Bo2gt-
ano q 20. eating house, and kopplana q Co 5
clearinghouse, were destroyed. The Elliott
biCek was sold sometime ago by the hrst
ehancery court TO satisfy judgment against
the Elliott brothers as suretiea on the perfected
bond OF Tax-Collector M'Lean, 70 satisfy
Judgment OF the State Of Tennessee and coun-
" of Shelby in the cause, and were purchased
by the plaintiffs for the sum OF twenty thou
sand dollars. Since the sale the building had
been paying rents which were collected
10y "a receiver. The total loss on buildings,
fixtures and contents is estimated at $4,000.
The Elliott block was insured for $3.50 in lhe
following companies North British. $500;
FireInan's Fund Of san Francisco, California,
$500. The loss on the Two stores destroyed is
estimated az 81, 80; a lot of furniture owned
by Mrs. Mckinney and stored in the second
story of The block was totally destroyed, there
being on IL a policy OF $500 in the Peoples OF
Memphis Boggiana's loss ON his saloon is
furniture which was totally destroyed there
was policy of $1,000 in the Clay, OF New Port,
KENTUCKY. Foppfana 4 Co, had an insurance
OF SEQ on the stock, which was consumed by
the flames. Captain Harvey M'Nealy, OF the
steamtug, n. N. Jones, and Captain Main
service by Fastening their vessels to the scene
OF coniiagfation and thro ing streams OF
water. The fire Is supposed 20 have been the
work of an incendiary.
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IMPORTANF TO CLAIMANTS.

1t affords me great pleasure to an
nounce TO my clients that the government has
sent TO this city three special agents charged
with the duty Of investigating claims dled by
citizens OF " ext Tennessee Tor property taken
by the Federal army during the war. These
agents are now in the city, and are prepared
for work.
For this early and efficient action great
credit is due Hon. Barbour Lewis. our present
representative in congress, who has been uni
formly earnest ana active in the interests of
those vino suffered loss of property during the
war.
such Of my clients as have claims on file in
the Quartermaster's department should call
at once, or communicate with me by letter, in
order that their respective claims may receive
prompt attention.
All those who have not nied their claims
should do 50 without delay.
GILBERT MOVERS,
Attorney-at Law and U. ). Claim Agent,
No. 2 North Court t., Memphis, Tenn.
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Personal.

Mr.. JOHN w. Shelby leaves to-day
with the excursion party for Chicago to visit
the exposition ana his irieU DIS in indianapolis.
We must his visit may be pleasant and inter
esting.
Nix. E.G NREBAUGH, of the Columbus
fObiol Sunday NelUs and his accomplished
bride rae spending a short season OF their
honeymoon in our city. Mt Orebaugh ex-
presses himself quite favorably impressed
with the city Of Bluffs, even after making all
due allowances for her rugged streets aud side
wa X. This Is quite compliment 20 Mem
phis, coming IRON a citizen OF Columbus
Ouio--0ne of the hRnGsomest and most in
wiling cities n the northwest.
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STOLEN

STOLEN
-l= hEWAhD-Sto' rom BENEFITS
30 Landing. Mlss, one dapple gray horse
u1.4 medium size shaved up. and IN nne
20 dlrou. is branded on the LETT cheek IN,
E-uuctly "a letter NJ Inc above reward
9rf.I BE- Ia. q on his delivery % IhoS. II. Allen
8 co., Memphis. =. V BURTON.
az REwARD-stoIen, on the eth inst, one
SlO light strawberry roam horse, about 10
la Cs ugh years old has black m a.ne anu
rsIT- and a scar on one OF his hind legs also,
me eularEeu uL OF the right hind ankle
Nd ID unakas him limp when trotiing- The
above reward VIII be paid toT Fee9TysE n Oh
Toidwatar. Miss. Oct1ber z, ia. oetl5
zWD BUAH
noon AND BIOS RD-Fine front room on
fn first H0Ur. uufurnIshed, with bOaru. Gan
acc HmmUlate a few day boarders also. Apply
a4. Las TLl. street, corner q Warrington.
II second street,
near the new Courthouse.
TIE location Of this house, in quiet, pleas
mi. real b portion OF the city. al render Al
.rs-I ca adv desI rsbls f0r permanent OF trans
lent bosr1ers- Hooms large and comfort abiei
-5-ra1I- furnished with The best The market
cords. srd every attention paid 10 guests 10
make hem eel Al b 7me. OctL
-T7HE II HNE- House ha- been fitted up
1 in the nGsumsst sty le- Parties visiting
ne city VIII and rooms, with or without
6cS N Is. JULIA LEHSER, ProprietTess.
FaUDN-. .hoIc- room with board Ia a private
n home, good locality near Beale street
rlrS Refer 10 Colonel kuOwltOn, Post
.lltl .e. or j. 2. Ffuuis, - Main -. sepB
HFuHv- AND 1UARD-
rs 80 at 81 MONROE ST.
EEOA.DING-A gentleman anu wife can Sc
~ cure large, elgb front room, with
Iuard- Id private family, within i've min
..re-' H.HIk OF court square No other board
ar- wan ed. Apply al THIS OFFICE.
TTUUTI--sTF- s1Ot s.. cur. Main and Beale. !
~ rrEv newly furnished rooms, single or
- SO o.. for gentlemen only; 81 and 81 per
month"; 81 suE IS cents per daT. Good board
aH Lsz dollars Her week. IN the building. sels
..tbJM-A gentleman and wife or single gem I
el LIeuau can be- accommodated with a line l
.rr1L room, with or without board, in strictly /
ID. waite ftmIl references rec tred. Apply 4
q HH- AarH# u1frn street seq J
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genius of the American constitution. II was
a bad law and belongs 20 the Republican par
~, who viii be recorded in history as the par
" endeavoring 70 suDveEt and violate the
constitution. He did not ask his election
that was with the people of Shelby county, II
they had no confidence in him. then they
should let him stay In his ONCE.
The crowd Was unusually attentive, and ire
queurly applauded the speakers, whose re-
marks made no little impression upon their
hearers.
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TO COTTON SHIPPERS.

II you want your cotton delivered by
a fast freight line Of undoubted capacity, one
that can give assurance OF time, saf ETY.. econ
omy In handling, and certainty Of prompt de-
livery to all points in the United States and
Europe, call ON Captain Ed. Hart, contracting
agent for the Blue Line, over the New York
Central and connecting rOsdS. and by best
Snd fastest steamship lines TO Europe. Office
Il Madison street, in ToInllnson's Office.
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ETDEE~, Offices, rooms, dwellings, city and
- c0autTg. Farms on long lease q ID favor
ID e Terms. ~. ID. MCcALLUM n Agent
oeZI No. ~ Madison street.
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Opening " the rampaign-The Meeting
a the Exchange Building
Last Night.
Speeches by aes'rs. Peters, Bethel,
OVertOB, Haynes and tIRlay-An
Enthusiastic gathering.
Review Of the Whole SitnatlOn-Re.
forms Demanded By the People
Harmony, EOt Discord-
Etc, Etc, Etc.

Last night there was meeting
OF citizens al the city hall to hear speeches
from the various legislative candidates. The
mesting was organized by calling NJ. j.
Waidran 10 the chair. who stated that har-
mOuy ana unity We're necessary to insure
triumph in the coming election, to insure
which no knew of nothing 70 essential as to
meet ana listen to the discussion OF the cundi-
dates. Ee then Introduced
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/ NsOLvENCY NOTICE The creditors Of
Il w. f. Marsh, deceased, viii take notice
that have, on this 10th day OF October, 1874,
suggested the insolvency of said estate 20 The
County Court of Shelby county, and have
been ordered 70 give notice that all persOns
having claims against said estate shall file tle
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be-
fore the lith day OF January, 1873, and any
claims not died before this day shall be for
ever barred ny law.
FANNIE s. MARSH, Administrative.
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During recent trial or comparison
Of ordinary baking powders IN New York,
with Do0ley's Yeast Powders, it was shown
concius1vely that better results were attained
with from one-half 10 two-thirds the quanti-
" of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies in the csre
with which DO0ley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substa noes
that are Injurious 20 the system.
we challenge comparison at any and all
times The verdiSt OF the consumer Is always
In our favor. For sale by ali grocsrs.
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Newspaper Interest for sale

FINDER the advice OF physicians, must
seek a new home, and therefore would sell
stock nearly one third Of whole in The MEM
PHIs APPEAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
It is one Of the oldest and most successful
Daily and Weekly Journals Of the soutl. II
our exchanges will copy this notice, vul be
their debtor. L. J. DUPRE,
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CALCIMuHING and House Painting
executed neat, quick, cheap and durable.
HOOK & lAGRILL. s28 Second street
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funerg OF TIE state; E
IL. r. Fswis, for Easf Tennessee,
q RI HsIi. Tor Middle Tennessee.

Rrofhsr Il. W Day, on accOunt Of ill-heaiLh
and pranlng public duty, resigned me posi-
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By TELEGRAPH,

NEW ORLEANS, OctOber 2O.-Weather clear
and pleasant, No arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, October 20-River 4 feet G
inches and falling. Weather hazy and u lid.
PIrTsBURG, October 2O.-River falling.
with 20 inches in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, october t20.-River falling.
Weather clear. Mercury ~ 20 6S'. Port list:
Up: Arlington.
LOUISVILLE, october 20-Rtver falling.
with feet inches in the canal, and %
inches in the Indiana chute. Weather
clear and moderating.
VICKsBURG, October 90.-River stationary.
Weather clear ana warm. Port Iist-Up:
JOhnF. Tolle aud City OF Vicksburg. Down /:
Belle Lee and shannon.
ST. LOUIS, Ootober 20.--River falling slowly,
and the chsnnel 70 Cairo is cutting out
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: Babbage
Cairo; Moore Mollie, Atlantic and AIayfiower
New Orleans; Grand Tower, Memphis. De-
parted: City of Helena, Neksburg.
CAIRO, October 20. Noon.-Weather clear
and cool. Arrived: John Kyle, st. Louis q
pm; Julia, Nieksburg, 81 an; Common
wealth, New Orleans, am. Departed. Carrie
v. kountz, New Orleans, 10 PM; John ! vie,
New Orleans, midnight; Julia, st. Louis,
an. Night-Arrlved: H. G. Yeagsr, st.
Louis, PM; City of Chester, st. Louis. nm.
Departed; Commonwealth, st. Louis. 2 pm,
River, feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
clear. MeEeRry 6i-.
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ERStrN al

..IaNg. FUhTES AND OhGANS-PrOperly
4 tanned, regulated or repaired, by A. N n
= Ea. Leave orders for town or country al
- W ITEmauns Piano store, 81 second street,
..- =. A -.ausnu's 81 Main street. sel5
DEDPU-ALs FyK MUsiU.-The Filth ON
Il Concert Tor the beuent Of the Public IL
Hrsrg Of Kentucky, will come on in Puzzle
library Hall, al Louisville. KY, MONDAY,
--JE EL BEs 50, 1874 As his Is the lest Of the
-zries, and viii be the GRANDEST AEFAIh
fH- THE kINn THAT BIAS EVER . 10
CURED N IL K WORLD, the management
have determined 10 have the music worthy
90 the occasion, and 70 give the musicians Of
81 be whole country an equal chance 70 furnish
Bios VIII therefore be received until the
18th ~ N0ueU Der for q Grand Orchestral Con-
--rt Of ONE HUNDRED INSTRU MEMS or
more. Eusic Viii te required Al intervals
during rHa entire day Of the drawing, and Al
MIGHT a Grand Orchestral Concert free 10 al.
sea ed proposals, giving the number and
...srscH-r Of performers and the price, ad-
dressed 10 tue undgrsig neo, viii receive due
IL-l ION. and the cor tract viii be awarded
H the lowest and best bidder.
TdDS. 4. BEAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
1erI7 luafr Louisville, KY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The Lingard combination appeared to
good house last siiEht, and admirably inter
pfeted an excellent bill, embracing fourteen
character sketches by Lingard himself ana
Mons Atphonse, OF which the following is
the caste:
Rax-rnonde wife Of the Commander. ........
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DOOMS-By a gentleman and his wife lno
n, children). two unfurnished rooms, with
board, within a few blocks OF Court square.
References exchanged. Address, statl ng tsrnlfI
Oc2l B. l., Appeal Office.
STovE-Largo Cannon stove, at 81 shelby
y street. OcD
4, OARDEks-At57I shelby street Cheapest
/ and best in the city. oe0
TTTHTTE WOMAN OR GIRL-T0 do the
w work for a small family, al . Mos6y 81
SITUATIUN-In a wholesale or retail gro
- cery ten years experience IN Lhts city
best II references given.
UOUNG MEN-To learn telegraph operating
for new railroad offices; permanent posi-
IL ms as soon as qualified. address Pacific AMI
Atlantic Telegraph,l 5l Main 81. Memp pas ld.kw
EsIDESCE AND LAND FOR SALE.
n, Wishing 20 remove 20 my plantation,
Cfsr for sale my residence in Macon, with
acres attached The dwelling mas nine or zen
rooms, conveniently arranged well adapted
for q large family or boarding house two cts
terms ana necessary outhouses. rev towns IN
West Tennessee offer superior lnd uceEAents y
those desiring the benefits Of schools,
churches and society; has daily mail, anu j.
on the line Of location OF the AZ. and Knox
Vile II. X Also, Tor sale, ~ acres, u miles
from Macon, with a good honse ana 90 acres IN
cultivation. Also, q tract Of 2o5 acres, miles
nom Macon, on the Macon and memphis
Road, and 90 the proposed N. and Knoxville
r. X. Terms liberal, and prices 10 SUIT the
tines Apply 20 j. !. WILLIAMSON,
Oce d2w Macon, Fsyette county, Tenn.
RURSE-A vet nurse 70 90 eighteen miles
~ in the country, on NJ sslsslppi and Ten
nessee railroad. Good WAGES given. Inquire OF
J. F. DOWDY q CO., 30 Front street.
TOUNG MEN-TO learn telegraph operst-
Il ing for new railroad and numerical Of
noes Permanent positions as soon a. quail
fed. address Pacidc and Atlantic Telegraph
ROY ~ Mpuphis Tenn. seq
II ENTAIL AND SALE OFFICE, 80 Main St
n receivership accepted; houses and lots for
sale and rent; houses wanted; tenants wanted
promptness and fidelity guaranteed
aul2 W. A. WHEATLEE.
tET ELL-BURING-Wells 10 bore With tie
w Heath pabent anger; also, 10 sell the right
FOR Fayette and Haywood counties. Leave
orders at Esder's planning mill, 60 second 81.
NATANTED- YOUR ATTENTION To pH y
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUfACIO-
RY, 81 Washington 81. Awnings OF al styles
made 10 order. cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re- phOlstered, vanished,
aad packed for shipment Carpets taken up.
cleaned an relaid. AL Work called for and de-
Iiverei f~ae ~ char0e " BITTEN bFttt5
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sash EibbSns, GKOs Grain Ribbons,
Neck Ribbons. az 20 cents yard TO-
day st
MEEKEN BROTHERS.