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Personal.

Mr.. HUGH BRINKLEY left for Little
Rock last night.
COLONEL CASEY YOUNG will spend
the Fourth at Chattanooga.
RICHARD S. JEFFERERIs, a promi-
nent lawyer Of Atlanta, Georgia, is in
the city.
GENERAL COTTON GREEN is recover
ing rapidly, ard will be up and about in
couple Of weeks.
COLONEL GEORGE W. ALEXANDER
last night resigned the seeretsryship Of
the Merchants protective union.
DR.. J. w. ROGERS, formerly of this
city, later Of New York, has been chosen
editor Of Catholic paper soon to be
published in indianapolis, Indiana.
WE ARE requested to say that Gen.
erals Forrest and Pillow, NC. Galloway,
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Henry G. Dent and h. Casey Young,
will make a reply to the letter OF II.
Henley, president of the Independent
Pole-Besrers, in to-mOrrow's APPEAL.
THE Nashville Banner of Saturday,
says: "The Brooks Mammoth Cave ex-
cUrsion will leave Nashville on the even
ing of July 9Th, at hslf-past two o'clock,
arriving for ca st nine o'clock the same
night. Over sixty persons will make
the trip, and from the preparations
which have been made the excursion
promises to be a success in every par
ticular." As General Tracy's party
leaves here July 5th, Nashville and
Memphis will be well represented at
Mammoth Cave.
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A FIRST-CLASS ORDER WAITER, (white).
"A Apply Immediately at the Magnolia Din
ing Han, No. 81 Main street, opposite the Pea
LnnN Hnfel. leAy
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Jackson is eating watermelons.
Jackson is infested with thieves.
jackson wants fire department.
Jackson burglars steal mocking-b bird
cages.
Knoxville is to issue ten thousand
dollars of city scrip.
The Catholic citizens Of Jackson will
have a fete champetre next Monday
night,
The Masonic temple dedicated st Tay-
lOrsville on the twenty-fOurth cost six
thousand dollars.
Jackson Dispatch: The Humboldt
Herald Of last week handles Willo of
the Brownsville Democrat without
gloves.
Thomas P. Yancey, of Jackson, had
one OF his legs wounded by the accidental
discharge of his gun last week. The
limb has been amputated.
Speaking Of concert by the Young
mems Christian association the Column
bia Herald and Mail says in conclusion,
that CDR. w. A. Smith read the last
chapter in the Bible with effect"
Columbia Herald and Mail: Culver C.
Grant, is now in our city, the guest of
Postmaster w. n. Hughes and Judge
A. M. Hughes, and will remain week
or two.
Ripley News: The prospects for an
abundant yield Of corn, cotton and grain
has never been more fsttering in this
section than it is at the present writing.
We have recently cOnversed with farm
81
all concur with US in this statement.
Dresden Democrat: John s. SWindle,
living eight miles south OF Camden, cut
his name on a terrspin on the twenty
seventh OF May, 1857. Nothing more
was thought about it until the other day,
when Mr.. Swindle's children were out
playing, and found him still wearing
the inscription.
II. 3. Avery, writing from California
to the DyeTsburg Gazette, in speaking of
the APPEALS editorial upon that I'M
fortunate country, says he twill indorse
it as false to the letter" The individual
gives gloomy description OF prosper
GUS California town composed of four
tanneries and two groceries. Ho! for
California!
Stelbyville Commercial: There was a
meeting of the Tennessee Press assOcis-
ton at Murfreesboro, Thursday OF last
week. Ten or a dozen newspapers were
represented. Speeches were made,
toasts drank, and la "Johnny-fill-up-the-
bowl" time enjoyed generally. The
next meeting will take place in Column
bia, the third Tuesday in June, 1876.
Columbia Herald and Mail: Franz
Schsppore, a citizen of France, passed
through here the other day on his way
to Linden, Perry county, Tennessee, to
purchase five thousand acres of land
from a man named LummOx. Mr..
Scheppore travels for pleasure, and has
visited America ten different times. He
expects fifty emigrsIt families TO settle
on the land he buys.
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ing well,n "better than since the war"
"better than ever.n Respectfully,

Ing well, 'DeLLeE Iudu SIuCc the WAL
"better than ever" Respectfully,
=. NJ. GATES Chairman.
". A. GOODWIN,
G. T. CURTIS,
J. r. GOODWIN.
GE0RGE WINCHESTER,
HENDERSON OWEN,
Committee on Statistics and Information.
LOUISIANA, FLORIDA AND TEXAS.
The MKillop, Sprague & Co.'s circu-
lar, of June Goth, gives the following
from Louisiana, Florida and Texas:
From Louisiana our advices continue
favorable for all crops. In some places
attention is being given to the culture
OFFICE with favorable results. The pros
poets for corn and cotton are better than
for many years, and for the sugar crop
very fiattering indeed. The planters are
hopeful, labOrers working well, and
good prospects for return OF prosperous
times.
Florida-Advices from eight coun-
ties which, with two exceptions, grow
more or less cotton, report that crop as
in fine condition and promising well.
Corn planting has increased, and it is
also in fine condition. The fruit-grow-
ing districts report oranges, lemons and
grapes a heavy crop. Other fruits not
good, especially peaches. Long staple
cotton is taking the lead in some pOT-
tons OF the State, and promises to be a
better crop this season than ever before.
Our Galveston associate announces
this week the final of reports from Texas,
which "have embraced every section Of
the State, from the coast to the north,
and from the Sabine to the Rio Grande,N
"The middle aid northern portions of
the State, where the raising of cereals is
combined with the culture Of cotton,
with but two exceptions, report the
crops as unusually fine, the yield of
wheat and oats being very large, the
corn generally in tassel and considered
made while the prospect for cotton
continues very 1ne, as blooms and
squares are numerous, while bOlls are not
rare.
"The weather generally has been Of q
favorable nature, and seasOnable rains
have fallen in many localities, which
will insure excellent crops OF corn and
be of great advantage to cotton. Espe-
ciGlly in Western Texas have the rains
been productive of much good, and our
reports from a number of counties unite
in saying we have had very fine rains.
Wheat and oats are remarkably fine,
and cotton is doing very well and the
prospect is decidedly good
SIN the coast counties the yield OF
Irish potatoes has been remarkably
large, and great quantities OF them have !
been placed on the market and shipped"
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THAMES

Stewart, Hayley & Co. return theirsin-
cere thanks to the members of the fire
department for their noble and herculean
efforts in subduiDg the fire at their
smokehouse on yesterday evening; also
to the members of the police depart
ment for their attention, and to their
friends and the citizens generally for as
sistance so cheerfulIy and acceptably
rendered. They would state in this
connection, that the damage is cOmpar-
ativefy trifiing, and will in no way in
terfere in their business.
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ONE DOLLAR FOB TEB APPEAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaning
their name and address and One
Dollar at OUT cOUDting-TOOno-Or
for any time longer than that at
the same rates.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
Copying Ink Dispensed With.

After years of efforts and experiments
a pencil has been perfected that writes
as pleasantly as black lead pencil, but
possesses all the qualities of the finest
cOpying-ink, and is indelible. 1t can
be used on the cheapest grades of paper
without blurring or spreading on the pa
per, as ink will at times. 1t will take
perfect copy months after the writing.
1t will be found invaluable to the trav-
eler, requiring no risk Of an inkstand,
and is always ready for use. There are
many other advantages accruing. which
will be self-eyident in its use. Twenty
five cents each; two dollars and half
per dozen. For sale by
BOYLE dE CHAPMAN, RIatfOneTs,
279 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
We will send one pencil by mail on
receipt Of thirty cents.
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Personal.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
FOR LEASE OR SALE.

Z OTS-Situated on Madison and Court streets
IL extended, in eighth ward, PrestOn's sub
division. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees, and are IN a neigh borhoOd uneICeption-
ably good. A are opportunity is here offered
TO tenants OF purchasers. Price suited 10 the
times, and terms to the convenience Of appli-
cants. IRRELEVANT d, Co,
my.6 70 Madison street
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HOWELL & AYMAR have, with a
perfect knowledge of times and eircum-
stances, reduced the price Of admission
to their great circus, and charge only
seventy-five cents for adults and twenty
five cents for children.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
4 SuggesiiOn.


EDITORS APPEAL-SOme objections
have been made to T. w. Brown as
! city attorney because he was conduct
ing suits against the city, with an init
nation that he has 8 little too much
Irish in him. If he were foreign
born it would be no objection to his serv-
ing his adopted country; but the fact is
that though of Irish parentage, he was,
| nevertheless, born in the United States,
and the Americans have as much claim
| on him IS the Irish. 1t is a notorious
fact that so far he has generally beaten
the city in the lit yatiOns he has had
with it up to this time. Many over
buTdened Taxpayers would like to see
him try his handfor q while On the side
of the city. 1t is not at all certain that
he would accept the office OF city attor-
ney for an uneXpired term and at the
present salary, and many citizens do
not think it half so important to have
him as city attorney as to have him en-
ployed specially to resist the Leftwich-
M'Davitt bonds. II there is any hope
for the city to escape this fraud, it is be-
lieved by many to rest on 7. w. Browns
professional skill. 1t is sincerely hoped
that the city will employ him to resist
those bonds, if for nothing else.
CITIZEN.
The Glorious Fourth.
EDITORS APPEAL-The indifference
with which our national anniversary is
passed over in the south has been used
in the north as IeprOach to our patri-
Otism. As this year has seen so many
hearty reunions between the people OF
both sections, would it not be well to
make the coming fourth of July holt
day in reality. The fact of its falling
on Sunday will not interfere with it's
proper observation on the following day.
This has been the custom heretofore at
the north, AID the business men OF
Memphis no doubt Lave public spirit
enough left to dedicate next Monday to
that purpose. 1t is doubtful if there is a
man in Memphis who would refuse to
suspend business for that day; il there is
his name should be the property of his
customers. This opportunity of more
closely welding the bonds of brother
hood should not De allowed to slip
away. A half dozen energetic men,
with the APPEAL for an advocate, can
put this matter Oh q proper basis. Gen.
tlemen, rouse up! let US have an old |
fashioned Fourth of July. We may |
descry spread-e Rgleism, but il seems, at !
all events, to remind us of the debt which
we owe the glorious heroes of rs. Let |
it not be said that the second city OF the !
south has been silent on this occasion,
but let it be the boast of the rising gen.
Grafton that Memphis set an example Of
magnanimous patiOtism and generous |
recognition OF our heritage-Liberty!
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Intending purchasers Of ready-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by visit to Lowenstein's NAM
moth clothing store, 238 Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they IT,
tend sacrificing their immense stock of
custOm-made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets of the most eco
nOmically inclined.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

VICKsBURG, June 28.-Up: John F.
Tolle, illinois, Indiana. Down: Belle
Of Shreveport. Arrived: City of Vicks-
burg. Weather warm and cloudy. River
has risen one inch.
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STOLEN.

DEES-From my residence, on Monday
ID night, June net, one hive Of bees IN new
poplar box. ANY Information leading 10 re-
CUEeTy Of same Will be literally rewarded by
calling al Old Raleigh road, bead Winchester
a.a-ue 4 Ia MEEENNN.
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HOWELL & AYMAR have, with q
perfect knowledge of times and circum-
stances, reduced the price of admission
to their great circus, and charge only
seventy-five cents for adults and twenty
five cents for children.
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HOWELL & --YMAR's circus has ar
rived and will exhibit on the bluff for
three days, commencing Wednesday,
June Both.
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HOWELL & AYMAR's circus has ar
rived and will exhibit on the bluff for
three days, commencing Wednesday,
June 30th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TRAND FETE CHAAPETRE
" AND
OPEN AIR CON CERT,
Given by the
LADIES OF ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL,
Poplar Street, at the
RESIDENCE OF MR.. r. c. BKINKLEY,
ThuFEGay, July l. 1879.
TICKETS, &c. Can be had at Book Stores, etc.
COMMITTEE or NASAGENENT:
Jas. Kirkland, Jas. 3. Cook,
Cecil Musbv, ID. A. Brewer,
sam. 7. Carues, Lee Mix.
Chas D0bbs. Geo. h. Bell.
Geo. Vance, Norman Avery,
X. II. Vance. Ben. Crow,
q y. Paine, j. =. TreZeVgnt,
Lawrence Lamb T.. ID. White,
q. ID. Raine, Marshall Ward.
Grand Orchestral Concert,
Commences at S o'clock.
PROGRAMME:
l. Overture, Emperor Coronation"
= POtpOUIu, People Of the Day.
3. Waltz, "Birds OF Paradise"
4. PolCuaise, I'm BallO in MaSchera."
.. Overture, "Ia FavOrita.'
PROF. ARNOLD'S FULL ORCHESTRA
Dancing commences Immediately after the
II
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The committee of the Mechanics and
Manufacturers will meet this evening
at eight o'clock, at Mr.. Flaherty's, on
Second street, below Monroe.
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HOWELL & AYMAR's circus has ar
rived and will exhibit on the bluff for
three days, commencing Wednesday,
June Both.
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LOOK out for Waltec Aymar, Amer
ica's champion bare baSk rider.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246 Sc
COnd straet. h NS(lN q WALK ER.
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HOWELL q AYMAR's circus has ar
rived anhWill exhibit on the bluff for
three days, commencing Wednesday,
June 3Oth.
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WOrkingmen's Building and Lean AssO
ciRtiOn.

CALLED MEETING of the above asso-
"a citation will be held on FRIDAY even
ing next, July I'd, at ~ O'Clock, at the usual
place, Tor consideration and adoption of
new Constitution and By Laws.
j.. LAGRILL, Pres't.
CHAs. I. PATERSON, Secretary. jeE
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LOOK out for Walter Aymar, Amer
ics's champion bareback rider.
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ARARE CHANCE.

NOTICE the time and date of Howell
& Aymar's great American circus.
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

5000 yards assorted dress goods at 10
cents yard.
MENKEN BROTHERS,
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Go TO Kenealy's Business College.
NOTICE the time and date of Howell
& Aymar's great American circus.
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HOWELL & AYMAR have, with a
perfect knowledge of times and circum-
stances, reduced the price of admission
to their great circus, and charge only
seventy-five cents for adults and twenty.
five cents for children,
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"THE STANDARD PAPETERIE,"
Is the ne plus ultra ofstatiOnery packets.
For sale at 34l Main street, Third door
south OF Union. 4. F. DOD * co.
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Criminal COurt-EIippiD, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: IS4, 526, 53I, $40. $40, 623, 585, $50,
$50, 296,
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JUST OPENED
AT
M K EN- B r o THEIR =,
NEW BLACK LACE JACKETS
At from S. upwards.
NEW PARASOLS,
LADIES' LINEN SUITS,
At greatly reduced prices.
Children's Linen Suits,
at from 81 p up.
Children's Pique Suits,
st s. 80 and upward.
BR OTHER

HOWELL & AYMAR have with a
perfect knowledge Of times and ciIcum-
stances, reduced the price of admission
to their great circus, and charge only
seventy-five cents for adults and twenty
five cents for children.
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
Quats and decorations. Crsig's, 379 Mair.
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HOWELL & AYMAR have, with
perfect knowledge OF times and circum-
stances, reduced the price Of admission
to their great circus, and charge only
seventy.fve cents for adults and twenty
five cents for children.
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NOTICE the time aud date of Howell
& Aylnar's great American circus.
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NOTICE the time and date OF Howell
& Aymar's great American circus.
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40 BARRELS TURNIP SEED,
Best varieties, wholesale. r @. Craig
& Co., 81 and 379 Main street, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
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LOOK out for Walter Aymar, Amer.
ica's champion bareback rider.
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Look out for Waiter AymaT, Amer
cas- champion bareback rider.
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RATES or ABFEETIsIE6.
IN DAILY APPEAL:


First insertion, per square .-..........-.- 81 90
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light lines solid nOnpareiI make one square,
and twelve lines maze one inch.
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cents per line per month.
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ton, and cents per line each subsequent
Insertion.
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ary, double rates.
Specimen copies sent free OF charge.
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in ordering papers changed from one postofice
90 another, the names OF both pO5JOfncss
should be given,
We solicit letters and communications upon
subjects Of general interest, but such must
always he accompanied by a responsible
name.
We VIII not return rel ected communications.
All letters, communications, or anything else
Tor the APPEAL, should not be addressed TO
and individual connected with the Office,
Du- simply the
APPEAL. Memphis, yepD.
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LOOK out for Walter Aymsr, Amer
ica's champion bareback rider.
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REMEMBER

The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices
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REMOVAL,

HAVING removed my stock of Hardware
II and Chain Pumps 10 No. 4lS Main street,
would be pleas to see all my old friends and
customers. ". W. RICHIE.
June II 1875 JulS
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

Improved PIy.Traps, soc, for saIe by
II. W ETTEK d 90.
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NOTICE the time and date Of Howell
d Aymsr's great American circus.
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NBURns-The instantaneous cure for
'sss&-GEgid. Geo ". Jones q Co., keep IT.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIe

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIE.
FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Go.
United States Mail Line.
FrSm Elevator Building, foot ReaIe 81.
81 0EN IA IT, ' AChOIs DldSJSI
Tuesday, June 2Sth, at am.
CITY OF CHESrER.............. .Zelgler, master
Thursday, July lst, at pm.
CITY OF NICKSBU re- .......... Riley master
Friday, July I'd, st pm.
GRAND TOWEH ............ .........LennOx, master
Saturday, July Sd, at pm.
CAPITOL CITY ......,......... .-.. O'Neal, master
Sunday, July 4th, at 10 am.
BELLE MEMPHJS...... .............. Crane, master
Monday, July 9th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
AID. STORM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
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IN EsIDENCE-My late residence on Jssss-
IL main street, third door ssEt OF Lander
dale street House and grounds in perfect
order. JOHN OFEAIvS JE'
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LAW REPORTS.

First Chsneery CouFt-MOrgan, Chan
cellOF.
Court meets at nine O'Clock in the
morning. After disposing Of the mo-
ton IN the case of Beaumont VS. Apper-
son, the calendar heretofore published
will be taken up.
second Chsueery COurt-EgaIker, Chan.
eeIlOr.
To-Day is motion day, and will proba-
bly, be the last motion day Of the term,
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UBBS & AUSTIN,
332 Main Street,

Continue their closing-out sale of clo-
thing, and, to aid the wOrking-people,
will take the new issue of city warrants
at par for all goods in their line.
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Improved FIy.Traps soc, for sale by
n. WE1EER A co,
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4 7 ADCIlON-The following Lots VIII be
a sold 10 the highest bidder on Thursday,
July Isl, on the northwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets: Part lot sol, being s5z
by l4sis feet, sOGth side Jefferson street, next
west OF Mr.. J.. VI. Patterson; also the follow
ing lots, in block 4 BrinkIey & Snowden' s
subdivision: :, =. IS and Il, east side OF Marley
avenue, and T. "A, 20 and =, west side Hastings
street: and the following, In block - Of said
subdivision q, T. 9, : Il and lowest side MOSeiy
avenue, and gIIli Il and -, east side Of Has.
tings street; each OF said lots 20 feet front by
IsU $40 feet depth Terms, half cash, half in
one year, With Interest from date OF sale at SIX
per cent, secured by trust deed.
iUI IRRELEVANT & co.
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LOWenstein's EammOth Clothing Store,
2SS Main street,
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PLANTs-Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig
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ATTEND RobertsOn's Business College,
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the ROyaI " owes q
$ Kentucky bushes 5. where.
.es with well known Com
now only egUsls @ by one
70 Tefere c=s 90 Liverpool OF
lisville Genera Az sucy.
e- Main and Six Ia streets.
10.