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nnen-.tr Meefinrr TO. dar.

The Young Mems Christian Association
hold Open-sir meetings this evening at 81
o'clock as follows:
South Nashville-At Decatur depot, a.
%. Wharton, leader; c. B. Glenn and L.
u. Chase, assistants.
West Nashville-Near Church and Car
roll streets, w. r. Cobb, leader; Z. 3.
Stahlman, VIM. e. Smith and w. d. Kline,
assistants.
North Nashville-At F.. r. Cheatham's
corner, Ophelia avenue, J. B. O'Byan.
leader; j. I. PlUnkett and John L. Dean,
assistants.
Edcefeld-Main street, near public
school, w. IL. Morrow, leader; w. \. Glen
denning and q. p. Massengale, assistants.
The members of the \. NJ. T.. \. who
were detailed to be present at the above
meetings. last Sunday, will be present to-
Day.
Ii is earnestly desired that ladies and
Gentlemen who can assist in singing will
BE present, as their help is very much
needed. Such are requested 10 act as a
choir at the stand.
( kilograms for Rhea, Smith * Co, John
?. Dale X Co, 5. II. Manping & Co, U.
Ewing & Co. and 0. +. Noel remained I'M
delivered at the Western Union Office last
hight. Call between 8 and 10 and and 5,
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New AdrerrisemenIs.

Insure in the State Insranuce Company
A farm Of g acres, i've miles from city,
for ssls. ~ ..-.. -..-5
A first-clsss carriage trimmer wanted Dy
ID. Writesman & Son. .,.,
Book keeping, writing and photography
taught by j. W. Dolbear' 80
A sprighLly Irish boy wanted TO attend a
dairy. a-r- d.. ,,..1.,..5
business.
Called meeting Of Claiborne Lodge, Z. &
A. NJ, this afternoon at 4 O'clock
See non resilient notice by the Clerk Ol
the Dickson County Court ....-.,
The batb-hOuse connected With the Sui
DhUr Suring remains ia complete running
order, notwithstanding the overflow See
advertisement. . .......-..,.-s q. O., 81 p
Yearcin s. 20. announce q large sale o.
dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, carpets
etc. for Tuesday next. Attend and secure
bargains. ..-..
AZ tbe courthouse door in his city, on
"wednesday, Aug. y, at II o'clock NJ,
Nathaniel Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master
of the Chancery Court, viii oileT Tor sale
mart of lot No. 81 in the city Of Nashville.
A meeting of the owners OF Pylaut
Springs is called for Friday, July ., at the
ofioe of Col. Claiborne, 30 North college
street. for the purpose Of electing a Board
of Directors, and to increase the capital
low additional subscription, for the purpose
of making the necessary Improvements and
DIacing the springs in first-class running
order. Il is urgestly requested thai al IN
terested be present.
China and glassware, CTOquet sets, gents.
cbeviot shirts, ladies hats, and countess
other useful and ornamental articles can be
found at the Dollar Store. = 81 H
L. Frankland Il Co, 10 Union street,
present a tempting price list IN this morn
inp's CITY notice column. We commend
this enterprislng firm 10 our readers who
wish frst-class goods at very low pices. =
Go to G. Rice Il Co S for your mosquito
bars. A splendid stock will be found 10
select from.
The nobbiest collar you can wear is the
Warwick
Grenadines, percales and lawns the
cheapest in the city, bargains in lawns and
white swiss, and a saving Of twenty per
cent guaranteed TO all purchasers, are The
pleasing announcements made in this
mornings city notice column by ;. Frank
land, No. - Union street.
All will do well by calling upon Leheck
Bros. They are Offering bargains in all
kinds of goods, especially prints, lawns and
dOmestics. .r -.
We saw at the Custom house yesterday
an invoice Of cigars of a new brand, estab-
lished in Havana by Z. PeynadO X Co.,
well-knOwn importers in this city, called
ola Alhambra," which are the finest cigars
we have seen for many a COTicr-
Journal. Call at PeynadO's cigar stand, at
the Maxwell House, and secure 4 specimen
of the ola ALEXANDRA" See advertisement
fourth page.
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KuIie,hs.I ~, or IPythias az Lebanon.

Prof. W. Bryce Thompson, ID. G.. e., &C.
.companied by number Of Knights q
Pythias Of this city, went up 20 Lebanon
on Thursday and Instituted a Lodge Of TIE
Order at that place. The new Lodge Is
known as "LOtus, No. 20 and starts OF
with the full number Of charter members
embracing some of the best '-yOung blood
of The City Of Cedars. The following OH
Gers were installed: Chancellor COmman
der, r. L. G. White; Vice Chancellor, ID.
L. Norman; Past Chancellor, Lillard
Thompson; Prelate, E. Z. Beard; Keeper OI
Records and Seal, JnO. z. TOlliver; Master
Of Finance, j. W: BrittOD; Master Of Ex'
chequer, James Shelton; Master at Arms,
j. B. TOlliver; Inner Guard, w. /. Bone
Outer Gard, D. A. Neal. .. q. 10
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A Bully ROat.

speaking OF the IT. I. HiIlman, Joseph
and Doc Ambrose's new boat, the PddacGi,
Herald Of yesterday says: "This is the
name Of a new Steamboat just built al Pa
ducah for the Cumberland river trade.
She will leave our wharf this morning at 9
O'Clock for Nashville, with Capt Ambrose
on the hurricane roof, aud Capt. Jack Law
son at the engine. She is bully boat,
with bully crew, and ranks as one Of the
highest crafts that ever stGmmed the tides
Of the raging Cumberland.
She was built under the immediate SUI
peFFision Of that "Ghristian FRIEND" Capt.
John Cunningham, with Capt. Joe john
son, Dick Barry and John Kellsr to tighten
her up, and put tie flushing touches upon
her. At all events, she is first rate boat,
and worthy Of the patronage Of our citi-
Zens.
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TESSESSRE'S LUXURflNGE.
Grange Crop reports for the Quarter
Ending June 80.

DR.. j. II. CiiTrey, Secretary Of the
State Grange, recently forwarded blanks to
the vario IS oranges in the State, to be filled
out NTH a view Of getting out crop and
stock report for the quarter ending June
80. He is receiving a great many
answers. ...,. ..-..... TO
b gIancing through them We have been
enabled to form general idea Of the con-
dition Of the crops, acreage, yield, etc,
etc. in East, Middle and West Tennessee.
The reports are, with very few exceptions,
highly encouraging for all the products in
cultivation. The land was titled with
unusual industry, and the farmers generally
looked more to the improvement Of their
soil and the requirement Of improved aP-
pliances for agriculture than ever before.
The result is a yield much above an aver
age. The acreage of corn and wheat APP
pears to have increased, and cotton and oats
decreased.
These reports bring with themthe sane
ton of the Oranges. They begin with a
statement of the average annual yield OF
the various products. Where dispute
arises on any point, it is decided by vote
Of the Grange, and so it is probable that
The crop reports Of the Oranges will he
worth something in respect Of reliability,
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HAD behavior ana Bad Medicine.

late Friday night a difficulty arose OIL
West Line street between acOlOred hackman
aud trio Of young men who had been
riding IN his carriage. 1t is said he de-
manded his fare and they refused to pay it.
During the quarrel that ensued, one of the
young men drew pistol and shot him in
The arm, .iniiicting a slight flesh wound. a
physician pTobsd the wound, but did rot
succeed in extracting the bullet. Two OF
the young men were arrested and commit
ted 10 iai by Justices Casse,ty and Creigh-
ton to await preliminary examination TO-
morrow.
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/ SHEPHERD.-,JulyI6 10, inst, IN the .yth year AZ
81 her age, Mrs. RACHEL SHEf 49,, -
her sor-in-Isy-. PTyoT JOnes, St Cloud Hotel.
FIITerai servicss from McKendree Church
SUNDAY, the 18th inst, At osi9ek 7. n, oy I me
Z W -. Frbe friends aud acquaintance OF
he FAMILY are respectfully invited to attend.
NOE1rAN.-At the residence Of Col. House,
=, ti,is cit,-- on July II, 1915, HARVEY II. NOR
Az, at the age Of IS. =,
. III al 8 O'Clock this evening. Friends and
srGuaintances invited TO attend.
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Failures I'm Business.

John 5. Nicholson, manager Of K. e.
Dun X CO. Mercantile Agency, has placed
on our table a copy of The Business Out
look showing the total number of failures
throughout the United Stases during the
first six months Of the present year. to-
gether with the amount Of liabilities. Dur
ing that time the total number Of failures
in this State was 81, with liabilities to the
amount Of SIS, 16T. The total for the
United States was S,377 failures, with liz
hilifies Hrnn1iniinE 10 So. 90 $50.
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LAST WEEKS DEAD.
rusplr.one chLIaren 9 81. AaaIls.

The mortality Of this city for the week
ending Yesterday al noon was y against 10
last week, 81 the week before, and 30 the
preyious week. Of those who died during
libe mast week 6 were adults and p minors
under 10 years old, of whom Il were under
one year Old, and seven from one to five:
Jas to color IA were whites, males ~ and
females 1, and IS coloTed, 4 males and q
females. ......-... ...-.. has
I OF the diseases, where more than one
died of the same, there were disease Of the
brain ,, cholera infantum 2, meningitis z,
pneumonia ?, consumption 3, teething D,
Iwhooping cough 5. The mortality was
greatest in the eighth ward, where there
iwere seven deaths. -Four Of the. - were
From the country. -....-s. 49, -5v-5--t
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BOBBY JENNINGS, END.
MS Skull Fractured by q Falling
Weight.

ntAAhAs
Yeste' day afternoon a terrible accident
hefell Robert Jennings, a little boy about
ten years old, the son of painter named
George Jennings. Tle father vas At work
on the building being erected on College
street for Phillips, Butt0rd & Co, aud his
little son was playing around IN the house
Four iron sash-weights, weighing thirteen
pounds each, were being drawn mp to the
top story by means Of cord. When they
had reached the third story the cord broke,
and MIR. Jennings son ran out Of the house
on to the pavement just in time for one Of
the weights 10 strike him a glancing lex
over the right side Of his head. The IN
fortunate little fellow was knocked sense
less and his skull fractured by the blow.
He was placed IN a carriage, conveyed Il
a physicians Office, aud aflerward taken t.
his home in South Nashville. The doctor
dressed his wounds. which were very Sc
riOus, aud while some slight hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery the chances an
strongly against him. ''''
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Hou,gomery,s DsspOndensy

In our issue Of yesterday We stated that
the young man who attempted self destruc-
ton by taking strychnine on Thursday
evening, was turned over TO his uncle.
The latter, in explanation Of the affair, de-
sires us to state that no lOYe-malter had
anything to DO with the attempt at suicide,
but that it was caused by dependency, re
sulting from being suddenly thrown out Of
employment by the stoppage Of the Cotton
Mil, where be was at work.
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Hoiness OF Ihe yyeather.

Yesterday was another hroiler-eveI
more dissg eesbly hot than Friday. Boil
mechanics and farm laborers abated theii
toll uOrsOme efteutT- f 70 ---z7 -5i
Both u the young men, who received
sun-strokes on Friday, survived. Philil
Weber WAS mueh.iBpTOTed yesterday, anC
from his condition in the evenings his re
cOYeTy was regarded as ceTtain.5la -
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Open To All.

The more the learning, the better the
lawyer; still, in order 10 accommodate all,
We observe tai the Faculty OF the Law
School al Lebanon, Tenn, require no pre-
vious reading of law, nor any special liter
ary qualifications, in order TO enter that in
stitution. A diligent student may enter in
September and receive his diploma and
license to practice the following june
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Thn EIIis VEnter FiI1er.

This is new filteHng invention Tor sale
by David Grewar, Church street. 1t is 50
constructed that the water is forced through
a porous brick, and comes ont perfectly
4 dear. 1t is used by attachment to the
water pipe and is self-acting. 1t is also
self-cleansing and durable. 1t is no trouble;
and e undoubtedly the simplest fiIler for its
capacity We have yet seen.
iv1S N snn---
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BEFORE the FranEIia Byceum

Judge John V. Wright; Of Columbia, fai
vorsd the franklin LyceiIm, hast Friday
night, with lecture on "LOve Of Country, /
delivered in tlie Town Hall, before find
audience. IN Sire course of his lecture the
Judge made felicitOus reference 10 the
present era Of restored good will between
the North and South. But his glowing
description Of the character Of Gen. RObt-
F. Lee was the haPpiest part Of hi:
effort.
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Let Our suburb Have a Bell.

Active preparations are being made fol
the concert TO be given at McCiure'S Hall
Edgefield, next Thursday night, for the
burDose Of raising funds to purchase bell
Eor tbe town clock. The entertainment
win consist OF vocal and instrumental
music, tableauX, Charades, comic reclta-
tions, etc. The children OF the public
schools will take leading part, assisted
by some of the best amateur musical and
dramatic talent Edgeield affords. Prof
Siebeck will lead the orchestra, and Miss
Laura Bailey will preside al the piano.
The affair will be under The management
Of Green Morrow.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Improvements IN the interior OF the
Cathedral are going on rapidly, and viii
probably be completed in week or two
We understand the work is not 10 stop
when the body Of the fine ediiice is com
pletely renovated, but the Sunday-schcol
chapel will receive new coat Of paint and
papering, 10 correspond with The great IN
Dr0yements above.
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Headquarter. Of the Na1IonaC GEans

Through Ds-J H. CIIFrey, Secretary Q
the State Grange, I'VE learn that the head
quarters Of the National Grange, Patron
of eHusbsBdFy, were changed yesterda
from Washington, d. O., TO Louisville
Ky. Deputies and Others having cuisines
with that body will hereafter address Nj
Kelley, the Secretary, a Louisville.
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FestIYaI az LIbertr Hall

The Grant Guards and their friends arS
looking forward with good deal of inter
est to The festival Tomorrow night, at Lib
erty Hall, given TO raise funds for the com
pletion of the c9mpany's uniform. Their
will be refreshments, music and speeches
attractions which viii be apt 10 draw
crowd large enough to jam the Hall, as th'
price Of admission is only % cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-18

The New Remington Sewing Machine is
a marvel Of beauty. Is finely finished. Is
the lightest running and the fastest sewer
Of any shuttle machine on the market.
Ladies, call at the oompany's Office in this
city, No. 50 North Summer street, and ex-
anime them before making a purchase else
where. jy13 tu,wed, sat,sun If
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Their second Annual Picnic.

The Robert Emmet Literary Society vii
give their second annual picnic on the
18th Of next month. The proceeds will q
TO the John Mitchell Testimonial Fund
Nothing will be left undone TO make Il az
agreeable affair, and it should be largely at
tended. Our Irish citizens viii, no doubt
turn out IN force to henor the dead patriot
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Mosquito Bars! Mosquito Bars"-At G..
Rice Il Co.'S the advance guard Of the mos
quito army has arrived. FOrtify yourselves
before they permanently locate by buying
the cheapest bars in the city Of G. Rice &
Co. jylS 2t
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New smeet poIntoes.

Mr.. j. IL. Webb, one mile from city on
Nolensville pike, left with us yesterday
wcll-grown specimens Of Southern Queen
and Bermuda sweet potatoes Of The new
crop. They are well shaped, smooth and
indicate a good Weld.
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AnOrrnn for the x. of III.

The initial numbeS Of neat plrblica
ton of this city has beenHplsced on on
desk in the shape of the Tennessee RepOT
ter, of the Knights of Honor. 1t is hand
somely edited by Mr. d. B. Galley AM
tastefully printed by Geo. B. Staddan
The first number contains "HistOry c
the Order in Tennessee" and other good
original articles. r-.' 'r D ---''
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Conricfs fron, White.

Charles Smith, Sheriff Of White county,
arrived yesterday with two prisoners. des
tined for Red Top. he came by private
conveyance and was 'asSistedE by foul
guards The distance. 10 Sparta, the cap
itI Of White, by isHnPike sI60 miles.
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Ra.I,nt ,IeefInr

Rev. J. W. Hoyte will bold meeting q
Sockets today. Preaching at II A, M
and after sermon a good diiIHer will b
provided in the shade f0rSSH, then AsHOthsI
sermon before going home The Ctairch 4
out nine miles on the IIilisbUTO pike.
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The McuianYIIIe PEesByteEians

Rev. J. w. HRyLe, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian CbIHcll,, has lTetrtfHed '1rOIi
McMinnville, where he preached several
days Al a revival. Eleven members ttVert
added 10 tie GluIuch. The Presbyterians
there arc abOat tobUild-. neat house O
worship, and ibey need heip.-.- -2s-.
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Rustic Blaze.

ALL o'clock last night, considerable
light was visible from the UNION AND
AMERICAN Office apparently several miles
out on tLe Lebanon pike NOdOabL twas
caused BY the burning of a house.
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Flour, Bran and Meal for Sale Cheap

Flour, Bran and Meal for Sale Cheap
at the Church Street Mills.-We will
guarantee our Peeles5 Brand of Flour TO
be equal to any in the city. Families and
dealers will find it TO their Interest 10 call
and give as a trial. Mullen & Shane,
corner Church and Front streets
/ iyll sun,tues,sat
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School VacatiOnS.-Use them TO learn
Writing, BoOk-keeping,k Photography, etc,
at No. / y. Cherry st. J. w. Dulbear.
I iYlS Nv ..--... s. ....
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A MONSTER TUMOR.
hare surgical Operation by Nash
Vile PLY stefan.

willie Ply stefan.
One Of the leading physicians Of this
city performed a very Skillful operation
in Edgefeld Friday morning. lie took
from an elderly iady,Of Logan county, Ky,
an oyarium tumor weighing over one hun
dred pounds. She has been afflicted for
four or five years, and il is thCught that it
will 90 much harder with her on account
of her age. At last accounts, however,
She was doing remarkably well under the
circumstances. The surgeon says, II the
tumOr had been extended in a straight line
ID would probably have measured three
feet from one end to the other
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Blank I. y indicates no report; cipher (Ol sta
tionary; minus - tendency 70 fall plus 90
tendency % rise
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I Great bargains offered this WEEK at Le-
beck's, Il Union street, jy1S p
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The uobbiest collar YOU can wear is the
Warwick. It's re stylish width this sea-
sou. ASK f.. it at the furnishing stores.
Z iylS - FL. ...
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THERE is a loud call for the writing of a
national air that every American will de-
light to sing next year. FOL
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STATE OF THE wEAFHEE.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT
- OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July Is, LOO A. NJ.
ProbabiEitiss.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, slight changes IN barometer
and temperature, southwest to southeast
winds. and clear or partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain areas.
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GREAT CEE A SH
or
Boots and Shoes.

TOMORROW VIZ wTIL BEGIN to CLOSE
i out all Summer Goods at great reduction ~
prices.
Ladies fine Shoes $500 anil $3.50. fOBaer
price s. 80 and 500. as
Misses fine Shoes S1.5O ant 500 former
prices $500 aud SZ.75.
CbildreR'S Bronze Gad BIdct-b button Shoes,
Is TO IS, soc; Slippers. al cOI0ys, 75c.
al other ChiiireItS Shoes % per rent
less than former prices.
Cents and boys hind Utd Hach5le selred
Boots, GGiiers, Hatf Caters md Ties
~ hdlf NE ILSllnL tll.ice fll. ersL. /.
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Best Lawns I0c and l2Ic at Lebeck's,
jylS p r-r
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NOTICES.

49,. : =. - 90
CrOquet Sets received at The Store.
iyls 1t 10 ......,.. ..-s
China and Glassware at the $st6re; %.
ills 1t .,.,7 - ---l
Gents Cheyiot shirts1atlhc' $ Store.
j{ls II 49, - -.--lr.- -,s
Ladies' Hats cheap al thes Store. -......-
riSit 'r- r
Grenadines, Lawns and Pereales cheap
est in the city at No. 10 Union street. CO.
jyIs 1t -' '' III.
Great bargains in White Swiss, Victoria
and Bishop lawn at No. 10 Union st. -
jy1S 1t
To save 20 per cent in dry goods, goa
should buy at 5: FIankland's, 10 Union st.
jyls 1t -.7
Just reeeived-50 more pieces Prints al
sc. at L. FARMLAND & Co.'S, No. 10 Union
street. .'- '.. -e N1s 2t
BLACK Linen Fans TO be Closed out at
15c al l.. FARMLAND < Cos, 10 Union st.
jylS u r-.- ---
Large lot twO-hut.on Kid Gloves to be
c,oseG out al 4Oc. at L. FARMLAND & Co.'S,
10 Union street. -. jy1S 2t b,
Mosquito Bars made to order cheapest
at L. Fraukland & Co.'S, 10 Union st.
jy1S p
Best Lieht CaIIeoes SC, &c and &C al
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New Belts at Lebeck's,

Best Light CaIieOes sc, &c and &C at
iLebeck's, II Union street. jy1S p
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RIVER NEWS.

nil Rspors Of Stage Of W6tsr, tgitA Changes IN
IA, "a Eours ending 8 p. n. July Il, 1919.
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Mosquito Bars made to order cheapest
at L. Fraukland & Co.'S, 10 Union st.
iV1S p
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Large lot two-but.On Kid Gloves to be
Closed out al 4Oc. at L. Frankland x Co.'S,
10 Union street, o. jy1S 2t b,
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To save 20 per cent in dry goods, you
should buy at 5. FIankand's, 10 Union st.
yIS II -.-
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Great bargains in White Swiss Victoria
and Bishop lawn at No. 10 Union st. -.-
jy1S 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-18

Grenadines, LsEns and Pereales. cheap
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