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New adEerEIsenents.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
The Philadelphia Shoe Store is pro
n0unced in its cheap prices, and is in earn
est. If Blake * Co. can be beat, they
want to know il. Try them on.
LebeCk Bros. offer extraordinary bargains
this week t. all kinds Of dry goods. All
should avail themselves Of this opportunity.
Bunch Of keys found.
Music pupils wanted.
Cottage for rent cheap.
Wear The Elmwoud collar.
-Four convenient rooms for rent.
A good business stand for rent.
Good pasture four miles from city.
Hall in Odd Fellows Temple for rent.
Buy your tea from Mccormack, No. T6
Church street
A choice variety % reading matter can be
found at PSI Cedar street.
4 special train viii be run TO the Ma
ti1lal Cemetery ON decoration day.
The examination Of applicants forposi-
tiOls as teachers IN the public schools, viii
take place Oh Saturday, Z5th inst.
Ariel viii deliver his first lecture on the
Book of Genesis, At Masonic Hall, on Tues
dav evening next. Ial al attend who wish
TO hear this book correctly translated.
Roach * Co. have an important notice on
our second page.
Champagaes very cheap al No. "a Union
street.
T. OtteuvlIle Is prepared to furnish pie
uic parties with his choice beverages on
reasonable lauTS
The news store Of ". l.. DucIwoTlh will
hereafter be- closed on SUNDAYS.
Call a Hall & LaUTeu-s and procure
some If t'HaIT cheap flowers
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necnrafionnaH.

All Sunday school Superintendent in
Nashville and Edgeield, together with all
persons who have charge Of the singing in
the Sunday-schOOls, are most earnestly and
cordially invited TO meet the Committee on
Sunday-schOOl Exercises in the Criminal
Court room tomorrow (MOnday) after
noon, at . O'Clock, TO consult and agree as
to the part to be taken by the children in
the ceremonies of decorating the graves Of
the Confederate dead on Friday, May %.
The committee trust that eCeTy school will
be represented, aud that the representatives
will be prompt in attending.
Remember the hour, > O'Clock Monday
afternoon. WIN. II. MORROW,
Chairman.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles W. Baker, aTTaigned before Jus
tees Cassetty and Creighton, yesterday, OF
the charge Of robbery, was discharged, no
prosecutor appearing against him.
Lucy Hill, COlpred, was before Justice
Campbell, yesterday, on a peace warrant
sworn out by Josephine Rogan, cOlOred
She gave a bond OF $3.50 for her appearance
tomorrow.
". Il. Hampton. Webb PurdOm, George
Meyers and Burritr Purdom, charged with
the murder Of old man BaUr, in Grumpy
county, were taken home yesterday by the
sheriff Of that county for trial.
William Pardue, of Putnam county,
charged with burglary, was taken to the
penitentiary yesterday to serve a term Of
four years in that institution. He had
been in Jail for one year. Milton David
son, Of FeutreSs county, was also taken out
to serve a term Of two years, for malicious
stabbing.
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The Great Race.

Mr.. j. b. Rodes, the owner Of Searcher,
the three year old, who made the fastest
mile ever recorded, was lately the Circuit
Count CleIk of Fayeue county. lie is a
young man and never owned a race horse
before.
>earther is q bay colt, fifteen hands two
inches and a half high. lie is by Enquirer,
the half brother Of Lougfsll0w, both being
by imported bennington. The dam Of
Enquirer is Ida by Lexington. The dam
Of Searchcr is bv imported Bonnie Scot
land. Enquirer is owned by Gen. Abe.
Buf5rd. During his racing days he was
regarded as the equal, if not the superior Of.
LOngfellow. Bonnie Scotland IS owned b.
Gen. Harding, and Is universally recognized
As one of the test sires Of winners ever in
this country. The time of SearCher viii
be- Justly thousands Of dollars in the pockets
If both Gen. Harding and Gen. Rufori.
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Young saeu,s CHRISTIAN Association

About three hundred young and old men
met last night, pursuant to a call, at the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church to
consider the formation Of a Young Mems
Christian Association. Mr.. J. f. Goodwin
was elected chairman Of the meeting and
+. p. Hume chosen as secretary.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. HargrOve, Mr..
j. B. O'Bryan, chairmanO Of a committee ap-
pointed at a meeting last week, read tile
Constitution and Bylaws, which were pre-
pared by a majority Of said committee, for
ratification or rejection by the AssOci-
alton. Objection being made to the read
ing Of the minority report it was deferred
till another meeting.
The enrolment Of members being in
order, a large number of those present sig
uitied their willingness to cooperate in
the organization of an association by hand
ing IN their names. a larger number
would have been placed upon the secreta-
rvs list, but for the absence Of persons who
had i'm their possession lists from the DIFF
fercnt churches. Kind words Of encOur-
agement were spoken by Rev. W. a. Mel
son. j. w. Hoyle, I. 4. HOyt and A. j..
Baird. Much interest has been manifested
and we predict a deal Of good will result
from this organization, and we hope 10 see
our Young men turn out in full force.
The Association adjourned to meet
Tuesday night next at 5 o'clock in the
Christian Church.
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For years a great many imprOprieties Of
nothing wOrse) have been committed in
and around the Capitol on summer nights,
and the Superintendent was pOwerless to
interfere; but he now has a remedy, as will
be seen by the following, which is posted
c0nspicuOusly about the State-hOuse:
NOTICE.
BY an act of the last General Assembly
the Superintendent, guards and watchmen
Of the Capitol and Capitol Grounds are in
vested with police powers, and it is made
their duty TO arrest all persons guilty Of the
following Ofienses, tO-Wit: Writing on OF
otherwise deiaciUg the gate-posts, statuary
around the Capitol, or the walls Of the Cap
itOl, either outside or inside; walking on
the grass; cutting, breaking or otherwise
iuiuring the trees, sirubbery or flowers Of
the Capitol grounds; breach Of the peace,
immoral OF improper conduct or language,
OF committing HuiSances Of any kind on
the grounds or in the Capitol, and take
them before a magistrate Tor trial and pun
ishment, and notice is hereby given that
the requirements Of the law will be rigidly
and impartially complied with.
JAS. GLOVER, Supt.
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SEBRER CITY.
Excitement In Kentucky Over a MUIR
der and Arson.
mhl3 cody 4thp

Excitement In Kentucky Over a Muir
der and Arson.
Excitement is al fever heat in the Vi
cinity Of Sebree City and RObard's Station,
on the st. Louis and Southeastern road,
over the recent supposed murder Of Young
Scott, and the burning of Singers Mill.
Parties had threatened to burn the mill and
to kill Scott; the latter had also threatened
to take his own life on account of some
trouble he had with his fathers family.
Our informant states that nothing definite
in Tegard to the death of
Scott or the burning of the
mill has yet BEEN developed. 1t is report
ed that body of five or six armed men,
some Of them supposed by the people to be
the Younger and James brothers, have
been seen around Dixon, Sebree City and
R0bard's Station. II was thought they
had design on the bank at Dixon, and
the officers have been on the alert since the
appearance Of the desperadOes. 1t is also
reported that the sheriff of Henderson
county, with posse of eight or nine men,
went in search of the outlaws, and found
them, but thought it Unwise to attack
them. Considerable feeling is manifested
by the citizens throughout the entire
county.
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Cumberland University Conn
ment.

Professor a. H. Buchanan, Of Cumb2r
land University, was in the city yesterday
and made arrangements with the Post
Band to be there during the Commence
ment exercises, which occur on the 10th OF
June. 4 special train will 90 up in the
morning and return in the evening for the
accommodation Of those who desire to at
tend. The Governor and his staff have
been invited, and viii be received at the
depot and escorted to the hall. The insti-
tuition is in a fourishiDg condition, and the
graduating exercises will be Of a very in
teresting character.
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decoration OF Federal Graves.

The decoration takes place this year du
ring The afternoon Of Saturday, tie 2gth
inst. \ contract has been made with tie
Louisville * Nashville railroad 10 run
trains at stated hours, TO bC published in
advance, commencing at = O'Clock and coll
tiuuiu- uut,l all Who 20 out are brought
back 90 the city.
Arrangements on a graUd scale are being
made 10 transport the thousands that al
tend on these occasions. Cars are TO be
set apart for societies and delegations, and
good order will be'ohSeved throughout the
impressive ceremonies.
DELEGATIONS from Lebanon. Gallatin, and
adjoining tOwEs, rs heretofore, arr expected
TO be IN attendance. EN-COufedeTate sol
diers and q number of public men and citi-
zeus generally, and large numbers Of col
ored people and the schools will 60 out in
force 20 the decoration. Fare for the round
trin twenty-five cents. Several ticket Of
fees Will be open, and tickets viii have 20
be procured before the coaches can be oc-
cupied. See advertisement Of the road in
another column,
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Judge ad Interim Ofshe Ninth Circuit.

The feeble health of Hon. w. 7. Mar
tin, Judge Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit,
renders him unable for the present, to dis
charge the duties Of his office. This has
been officially certified to the Governor.
Upon the recommendation of Judge Mar
tin and bar Of the Circuit Hon. JuO. V.
Wright, Of Columbia, has been appointed
special judge TO hold tie courts in that
Circuit in the interim. Col. Wright COM
mission dates from yesterday, and be will
commence holding court tomorrow morn
ing. The bar and litigants Of
this circuit are well acquainted with
the promptness Of his manner, and
will be ready for trial when their causes
are called, or be prepared to show just
cause for delay.
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A negro man named James Goodrich
was arrested by Detective Graft yesterday
and taken before Justices Cassetty and
Creighton on the charge of attempting to
commit a rape on the person Of little col
ored girl between nine and ten years of
age, named Kitty Lawrence. The prelim-
mary examination resulted in the prisoner
being sent 10 Jail 10 await trial before the
Criminal Court.
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The Rock City Building and Saving
Association

Under the late law providing for the iu-
corporation Of building associations a char
ter, under the above name, has been ac-
ku0Wledged and recorded in The Register S
Office, preparatory to having the great seal
Of the State affixed % it by the Secretary
Of State, when the charter Will be COM
plete The incOrpOratOrs are ID. Is. Gally,
A. !. Gibson, N. I. Bryan, A. V. ). Linds-
ley. ir., ". G.. Iuman, 5. A. Dliing John
". Edwards and TheO. 5. Ford, all OF
whom are well and favOrably known and
will give character to the enterprise. In a
few days the incOrpOTators will hold 4
meeting and organize for business, at which
time the number and amount Of shares OF
stock viii be determined on and the book;
opened for subscribers.
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FranI, T.esIie,s Illustrated Newspaper

Nav -. pict0liaIly records Centennial re-
rnfnisearees. such as iae Capture Of IIcuu-
Earr-a. 1913. and yuUeu. events, such as
The latest Scenes and incidents IN the Til
toa-B.geher Trial; the lO7th Anniversary
BANQUET Of the New York Chamber Of
Commerce; the Bumngof Portage Bridge,
the largest wooden EiaduCl in the world;
an Indian Baptism ia Southern Utah; and
tie War between Rutgers and Princeton
COLLEGES over q Revolutionary Relic; with
numerous other illustrations, it gives a
selection from the European Pictorial Press
and two political carioons-"Counllng
Zach o-Lar Du," and "JuUer which Flag,
Be- .arau Crane Tie former is aimed NJ
those Presidential .sulijalcs each Of whom
seems himself alone a fit successor Of
Giant, and THE latter f0reshaGOws discus
s.ous on She Spanish-Cubau question IN
consequence OF Hon. Edwards Pieuep0nt
becoming a member Of the Cabinet.
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Infant Class Entertainment.

The infant class of the West End Sun
DAY school. gave a concert last night under
the management Of Misses Sailie and Mar
gle Thomas and Miss Willie Williams.
The house was tilledwith avery good audi
ence, who were delighted with the enter
tainmeut, consisting Of songs and recita-
tiOns. The first song was Happy Greet
Ing" and was well rendered. This was
followed by an address Of welcome by a
young gentleman Of about eight years of
age. Several more songs We're eXcelIeuly
rendered, after which the pupils repeated
many passages of Scripture, showing a
knowledge Of The Bible that astOuishcd
every. one present. The entertainment was
closed with q solo by Miss Kate Cooper,
"COusider the Lilies" The entire affair
passed of pleasantly, aud The young ladies'
richly meritod the high appreciation Of the
whole church upon their unb0unded sue
ross.
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sTaurv's Martial Shirt.

The War Department Of the State has
received information Of the organization Of
a military company at Columbia, called the
'Naury Guards, with the following Off
GERS: n. j. Whiithorne, Captain; r. II.
SAMSON, Ist Lieutenant; A. 5. James, ID
Lieutenant; Jas. Melvin, 81 Lieutenant.
The uniform -doPted is blue pantalOons,
black velyetine cut away coat and black
cap with blue trimmings.
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Cur Stock iSnOW complete,
consisting of all the latest
styles i'm Dress, Promenade
and Business Suits, all OF
which they invite the atten-
ton of buyers, to examine,
knowing that their Goods
cannot be surpassed i'm this
or any other country.
Call and examine S.POWerS
& Son new style Grape CASH
mere Coat aud Vest, new
styles and new shades i'm
French Cashmere Pants.
XeCkWear i'm great variety,
Remember the place. s,
POWERS & son, Burns Block,
Corner Public Square and
Market Street.
M, IL lLhr,
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A Beneat HaII for She New syuarogue.

Siefed's Hall, near Ash Bar
racks, viii be opened tomorrow night
with a grand ball for the benefit Of
the jewish Temple. Tie garden viii be
isstefuily Illuminated, a good supper W ID
be furnished o every body and an excellent
bald Of music will he in attendance.
Street cars viii leave the Sluue for the
LAIl every zen minnies.
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The bills Of the new Stale warrant cur
rpncv are ugaglsI In general after the ma
lioual greenaack currency, and present a
very aIlurinE appearance. They have Eu-
uaTous eu-rdyings; on the y Is picture
a. James il. Polk, and ON the y, Of An
Graw jackson. If any Of our people feel a
curiosity 20 see the bills they have only 20
stand ou the banks of the channels of COM
uaroe a fsw days hence and they viii see
L---- ..a---r-
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LOngum Vale.
lRespec6ully Dedicated to DIR. DemOville an

Dedicated to DIR. DemOville anI
Anti-DOg Law Men,
4 dog lay at my heu-house door,
A sad and CHASTITY sight;
To me he was perfect bore,
Because he came at night.
He killed my sheep! He sucked my eggs!
And tore up things around;
SO / went TO work and set nv megs
To catch the Pesky hound.
DemOville heard Of my distress,
He sent me something fine,
With words OF Caution" / confess,
And numbered it strych-line.
/ cracked an egg and put some in,
And placed Il near the door;
Next day the dog, too dead TO skin,
Law on that hen-hOuse floor.
81 am indebted 70 DR. ID AZ least Onl
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s gentleman from The ueighborhOo3 a.
Wh-e-s Creek informs MS that the caiuch
bugs are doing considerable damage 60 the
Oh. and corn crops Of that section. Tie
WELD Of fruit I'm that section viii he much
J r.er than was at first expected.
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Blank {. > indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus ~ tendency 20 fall; plus (f)
tendency TO rise.
ArriUe,l-the B. II. Cooke from Point
Isabel.
Depdrted-the Kendall for the same
place, and the Eddyville for Cairo.
Learning tO-WOTrOU-the Burksville, for
Cairo.
Expected the John S Bransford, from
Point Isabel.
The river is falling again.
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Never Too Late.-The opening Of Sci
fried's Hall, Monday night, will undOubt-
edly be one Of the grandest Of the season.
Seifried has spared neither time nor money
to make the affair interesting to pleasure
seekers. my15 2t
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Lecture md sncred Corcert

Rev. Father Quinn, Of s.. MaTy's Col
lege, 81. Mays, KY, viii deliver a lecture
at tie Cathedral ON Sunday, June 6. Sub
i-ct, "Woman's Mission in the Catholic
Church" Mrs. Hart VIII render some Of
her choice selections,
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Fresh Mineral Waters.-4O do

toga HathOrn Spring Water.
20 doz. Vichy Water, from France.
20 doz. Frederick Schalls Bitter Water,
Germany.
200 Jugs Of imported Settler Water.
All fine TO cool off on. a. c. Carter, 81
Union street. my16 St
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Another Dig at Them.-Have marked
another lot Of SUMNER SILKS DOWN TO
ONE DOLLAR per yard for the READY
CASH. Many Of these are even less than
cost. Come ea,ly. Thompson Bros. &
Kelly, Summer street. my15 81
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Imported Ale and POrter.-YOuni

er's and McEwen's and Bases Ales; Bark
lay x Perkins London Porter; Guinness
Dublin Brown Stout. Also, just received,
my summer supply of McKechner's Ca
nandaigua7Ale tosell on draught. This is
decidedly the best Ale that is made in the
United States-not the kind you get for
five cents suck. Also Bavarian Beer, in
bottles. \. c. Garter, % Union street.
my16 81
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AIWays the largest stock Of Hamburg
Edging at Hogan Bros. my15 2t
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Mrs. E. E. Ward, ClairvOyance and
Trance Medium, Church street, No. III.
my13 At
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CITY NOTICES.

A Perfect Salamander.-There can be
seen at the store Of Chas. H. Gauthier,
Southern Agent for Elaine Oil, 10 North
College street, a can Of this oil thas was in
the midst of the fire at r. II. Singleton's.
Metal ornaments lying near it were melted.
The can lost its nose, ears and stopper
from the heat, and still the oil was not ig-
nited. We believe it to be the Only safe
coal oil in the world. All our leading
druggists and grocers are selling it at retail.
mYlG 2t
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The JEGcrsOHsaB Literary Cub
W % receive a benefit at WoitmuelleT's Car
den on Monday, TIE 18th inst. Picnic
music and dancing viii De the order.
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E. OttenvilIe, 81 South College street,
is prepared to furnish balls, picnics and ex-
cursiOns with his famous beverages. It
will be greatly to the advantage Of commit
tees to call and sample before purchasing
elsewhere. His goods cannot be Y Id.
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Largest stock Of Parasols at Hogan Bros.
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Have your Awnings made and put up by
Ed. H. Miller, at No. IN. College street.
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To the Public.-After to-day we will
not open our store for business on Sunday.
Our friends and customers will please cali
on us Saturday, as we will keep open at
night till IL o'clock. Respectfully, W. S.
DuckwOrth. my16 1t
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FlOWerS.-At Hall & LaWent's, Drug
gis,s, - Cedar street, can be found the
very choicest Flowers at reduced prices.
mv1G II
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Prettiest Piques at Hogan Bros.
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Great bargains in reu nants of Hamburg
Edgings, the largest lot ever offered, at Le-
beck's, II Union street. myl6 2t
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CapitOI Grounds ReRuIatIons,

PSI am indebted TO DR.. d. at least one
dozen eggs for the above prescription.
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HOneycOmb Quilts soc. al Hogan Bros
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Goods for the MilliOn!-Clean sweep
If desirable Dress Goods. Immense lot Of
last seasons Dress Goods AT 12a CENTS A
YARD. Originally these goods were sold
at from so to so cents yard. Greatest
bargains ever offered in our great clearing
ont sales. The 'gOOd time" has come.
Don't wait any longer. Thompson Bros.
& Kelly, Summer street. myT lot
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Irish Linens at 25c per yard at Lebeck's.
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Good Cotton Hose 1Oc. at Hogan Bros
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The best foreign brands Of Champagnes
Sl.jO per bottle az II. e. Linck's, No. "a
Union street. my16 1t
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The cheapest lot of Par&sOls ever offered
in tie city at Lebeck Bros, II Union st.
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Teas.-Buy your groceries in any place,
but be sure you buy your Tea at McCOr-
mack's, IS Church street, Maxwell House.
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Extra length Shirt Fronts at Lebeck's.
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Attractive Bargains.-Silk Striped
Grenadines and Poplins we relailed last
spring at thirty-fve and fifty cents, reduced
To 10 and I2B cents, at the Southern Pal
ace. III and 1l3 Church Street. John
Gi!gan & Co. myII u
Gents Spring UndeIshirts and Drawers
at Jesse Ely's. my3 If
White Dress Shirts and Fancy Shirts at
Jesse Ely's. may2 If
Fine light Beaver Hats at Jesse Ely's.
my2 If
Bows and Children's Hats, new styles,
at Jesse Ely's. my2 If
All of the latest style Hats for men and
boys, at Jesse Ely's. my II
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CITY NOTICES.

We claim that the ElmwOOd collar will
fiji better, look more like linen, and KEEP
clean longer than any other. myl6 1t
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ParOsOls selling cheapest at Hogan Bros
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
Daily RsDort Of Stage Of Water, tgih Changes IN
the "a h0UTs ending p. ~ Nay IS, 1873.