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CHANGE OF FIRM.
l.. Harrison, Druggist and Pbarmceut-
list. Successor to L. Harrison g.
Co., at No. 22O Poplar Street,
Corner Carroll Avenue.

We are pleased to know that Mr..
Lewis Harrison, the popular and efficient
apothscary and pharmaceutist, has succeed
ed l.. Harrison & Co. in the proprtetorshlp OF
the Poplar. street drug store, corner Of CarroIL
avenue. Mr.. Harrison, who has been long
while engaged in the drug business, and mas
justly secured a large patronage from hrst
class and representative people, will continue
to give strict personal attention TO the busl-
ness, and conduct 1t in the characteristic man
ner which has earned for him the well merit
ed reputation of an intelligent and reliable
druggist. Our best wishes attend this excel
lent gentleman in his successorsh1p to the
large and increasing drug business for which
he is so thoroughly competent.
LADIES' Chemjse, 40c, 75c, 9Oc. for
merly double the price. LEU BRlES.
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Large Stock of New Winter OVercOats,
Elegant Clothing. Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, Underwear,
Etc.-Mr., j. Ohm Oliver.

1t is again our Measure to call atten-
ton to the old snd reliable firm of Johnston &
Vance No. 305 Main street, de tlers IN gen
mems clothing, overcoats, furnishing DDS,
underwear, cravats, scarfs, umbrellas, travel
ing bags, etc. These gentlemen have received
the largest retail stock OF overcOatS ever
brought to Memphis. These coats embrace
all the fashionable styles made, and, ike all
of the clothing manufactured expressly for
Johnston Il Vance, is of the very best quality,
and yet will De sold lower than by any other
house in Memphis They make specially OF
overcoats and in this departn ent guarantee
the same satisfaction which, in their general
clothing and furr ishing business, mss given
them such popularity, not only In Memphis
but in the surrounding country. Mr.. John
oliver, well-kDown young man, VINO Is
thoroughly identified with the clothing busl,
ness, is now connected with this house, ana
will always be happy to attend to his numtr-
Gus friends and customers generally. we
take pleasure in assuring our readers thaJ
they will be satisfied if they deal with john
ston & Vance. Be sure to see their oyercoats.
"TheTe is q Letter in the Candle,
beautiful song. rivaling in popular, favor
SiLUer Threads Upon tn Gold, published by ID.
q. Hollenberg, Memphis.
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Change Of STYLE.

rIyHE Memphis District, from this date. viii
be changed from LATHROP, M'kILLOP
4 CO. IN JOHN M'KILLOP q CO., assc-
ciatss OF MKILLOP II SPRAGUE Co, OF New
York. Having perfected arrangements which
will enable us 10 furnish full and complete re-
ports OF this district promptly, and give SUBJ
scribers accurate and reliable information,
we will spare no pains or expense TO give this
agency the vantage ground over all com peli-
tors 1t is, and viii be, our aim to promote
and protect the interests Of the Memphis
trade We cali the attention of merchants 10
the fact that this is a home Institution ard
permanently established. Names of Yeliat 10
attorneys in any county of the United States
and the principal cities of Europe furnished,
Collections in city or country will be prompt
ly attended TO, and satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN M'KILLOP & CO,
A HI, SAUNDERS Lessee
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Another Grand Improvement and q
Vast Stride TOwRrd Perfection I'm
Sewing Machinery-The La
dies Delight.

The APPEAL master Of mechanics
dropped into the Office of the Wheeler d VII
son sew tbg-macBine agency in this city yes
teIday, ana was shown by Mr.. W. W. Steven
son, he manager, q new invention
known as the wheeler & Wilson Ne z" sew
iDg-machine, in operation, a close exsmina-
ton Of which soon convinced us of its peri
Utity over all other machines, in point OF COM
pltteneSs aud near perfection in all its de-
tails. II pCsses ses all the advantages elaine
for all otns CHI inc yet retains the rotating
hook and bobbiL, and other features OF the
wheeler Il Wilson family machines, which
nave made Tor them such enviable reputation.
Some o the new features noticed are the
straight II, edle; the work runs from the
operators; there Is more space under the
Lsedle earn than n the other machines; and
particularly the independent take-up,'
Whlr draws every stitch evenly and tightly
70 us place-lhe whole embracing a machine
tbat viii DO greater variety Of work, in su-
perinr style and finish, than any other ma
chine now 10 use. the new machine also runs
evenly, smoothly, and as lightly as the old
wheeler W!lS n, thus making il the par
excellence as a family machine. Our mechan-
lcal ey took IN the new machine and ali its
Projections, but We have not space here TO de-
tail them. hr. Stevenson invites all the la
dies Ia particular, and the public generally, to
visit The storerOOm Of the agency, No. 256 Sec
ond street, and see the one now in operation
THREE psir BAlbriggin Hose, 81.
LEUBRIES.
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STURLA'S.
New Arrangements for the More Per-
feet Accommodation of the Public
oysters Served by Steam.

John StuIla keeps on draught London
Porter, Scotch Ale, BASIS Ale, Walkers
Cream ALE and Cider, and has the finest ale
pumps in the south, which facilitates the
kee ping of all the above beverages on draught
at all times, as delicious as If served in bot
ties according to the old style. He has also
added a flesl and superior stock OF cigars,
put up in boxes containing ., 80 and 100
C gaTS, Accord Y 10 toe wants OF his custo-
mers. He has made new additions to his
oyS er department., so that shell oysters are
prepared by steam, by which process they
retain all the delicious flavor which is lost in
any other process Of preparing Them. Oysters
will be furnished for family use by the can, or
by the dozen, or any other quantity, always
fresh and delicious. He will allow no one TO
unueTsell him in the market. In fact John
Sturla is up with the times in all the popular
styles OF preparing and serving oyS-
tiers, as well as he administering of
liquid com iorts over his bar. The season for
hot drinks * fast approaching, which has
piled for this department a magnificent
punch boiler, with the AID of which he will
S rye hot Scotch and hot Irish punches in all
their magnifceDce, and in quantities suf-
hcIent 10 iDtlmidate and edectualiy van.
quish the worst bad cold ever experienced by
in this department.. his appointments for
the accommodation OF families is separate
and distinct from the other departments OF
the est blishment, the entrance to it being
from II lain street, No. 339 and will be found
OF great convenience after the close of the
different places OF amusement, etc. The
house Is kept open to a late hour at light,
aud aceOmmod Eating attic 1dants will always
he found to wait on customers.
THREEipair Striped Ladies' Hose, 81.
IETRRIE,S
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hospItsl Nearly one-hslf the deaths for
the week were from consumption,
A special To the APPEAL from
Helena fays: This evening about eight
o'clock four negroes got into a dispute over
game % dice In a saloon, when three OF them
drew their pistols and fired, the shot from
Joseph Prices pistol taking effect In George
" aShiugtOnk breast, causing death almost
instantly. Tho ccTonets jury returned yer
dict a above, and remsnded Price 10 jail TO
ava the action OF the grand jury
Undelivered messages at Western
Union telegraph Office, % Ma7ison street, NO
Veluber :, ls75: II. r. Andrews, ). NJ. Ander-
son, Agalasto, W. J. Buchanan, J. J. Busby a
Co r. Baylisg & Co, jos. Brooks, John ID.
Chi ester Cooper & Co., Carbery & Casey, j.,
81 CzrOyeT, J. Il. ballard, MulfoTd- Patterson
| a co Suanks, smith q Co, q. W. ScogRan, J..
| q Rogers NJ Hawks & Co., X. ". Leigh, Miss
Viola GTee,ey, J. NJ. Ceballas, ]. Z. O,Neal'
Memphis oil company, Reid q Co, Z. p
Harry Chaphsm, FurStenheim Co, Harry
| D. FaTngWoTth. J. Farrell, Victor ID. Fuchs, II.
| L Guion, German National BANG hArInuh
| a Co. Barney Hughes, J. &. Johnson, !. n.
| MacklIn, Captain W. y. Muller, l. fodes1A Nc q
| - hi Rocco A VI. Scarborough q 20. Z "
| y Rpgerr Nathaniel l.. Lowe, Jr., y. r ais x
| - Hutchinson & Towosend, J. Z. DAVIS q
| - yIbite & Phelsn, Chas. ii. Russell, James
| N Hall Joy ner, Lemon Gale, NJ. W. Miller.
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of a deed of trust made to me, as
d Trustee, by Samuel NJ. Gates, on the 2lst
day of January, 1871, and of record April D.
1873, in record book No. "a, page 42i, for the
benefit of samuel Mosby and Josiah ID. W IL
liams, and at the request OF the beneficiaries
of said deed of trust, will, on
Wednesday, ID cember 8, 1873,
In front of the Courthouse, on Main street, in
the city of Memphls, Tennessee, proceed TO
sell at public au ction, to the highest bidder,
for cash the tract OF land named In said deed
Of trust, and described as follows, tO-wit
The southeast quarter OF section nine (S)f
township one IL, rauge eight tsl, west Of the
basis meridian of the Chickasaw purchase,
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, near
Whitehaven, containing one hundred and
sixty C6O) acres, with all the privileges and
appurtenances thereuntO belonging.
Right of redemption waived; title believed
TO be good, but will only convey as Trustee.
Sale TO take place between the hours of 10 and
u O'Clock am.
Tom GALE, Trustee.
Nam nhiS NOvap1har & IS75
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WORLDS EXPEDITION


I SHALL again visit your city at the above
4 time with my wonderful com O1natiCu OF
Circus, kfenageFis ana Aquarium. Tale
will be on the occasion Of my Filty-tOur.h
Annual Tour. Since my last visit l have
greatly augmented my e. pCsitiOn, and, In adj
dltion to the Aienagsris and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced cOmpletel, my collection
to day en- Oraces many new aud startling fea-
lures that have never heretOfOle been pre-
scented 10 the public, and which, 1 take pride
in announcing, are owned, controlled, man
aged and exhibited by no other show than Ens
one that bears nv name. Prominent among
these, and in addition &c me usual variety ~
animals eZhIblte@, axe A HERD OF ELE-
PLANTS, representing every species OF that
animal. They viii be harnesSed 10 the Golden
Chariot OF the COnquerOrs and driven through
the public Streets leading my Grand Street
Procession; fOur genuine African Zebras
highly trained and educated; a pair Of living
Giraffes, the largest Eland in the Vo!id, and a
pair Of Giant OstricheS. They are in al titiOn
to my school OF SSa Lions, RhiuOCerOs. Yak
Of Tgrt-ry, white Polar Bear, and hundreds
OF other Interior animals. / thus early au-
uounce the date of my Gre-s SNOW for tie
purpose Of having the public thoroughly ia
formed Of NY certain coming and 70 irl mess
on their mind the fact that nv waiting until
Novembe 18th they viii see a6C only the Best
but the Biggest S.Ow IN the World. Most
he pUslic's servant,
-
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VNIN BON-Bost or mislaid, a Tin Box,
Il marked "City Bank" containing papers
OF no value 20 anyone but myself. Any per-
son delivering the same TO me, az the Court
house, viii be literally rewarded.
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NOTICE.

All AdvarfisiaR RIIIs after this date
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
ruIe will be strictly adhered 10.
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Gold Watch Chains.

Ladies and gentlemen who wish to
purchase solid gold watch or opera chains
would do well to examine the large stock now
for sale by the enterprising and reliable jew
eler, Thayer, whose establishment, No. BIC
Second street, is one of the best in Memphis
done with promptness and salts
faction.
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PARTIES paying taxes will do we'll TO
purchase their State, county and city scrips
at the Manhattan bank, where they will be
accommodated in sums to suit, and at lowest
rates. -
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Criminal, Court-FIiuptu. Iusre.

The following cases are set for trial for
Monday next: No. 1876, George W. Weible; As.
Frank Pierce; 4ss, Warren Fisher; 393, Cash
Nosbey:3g5, William Bigett; 81, William Rob-
inson: 469, William DeBerry; 4Sl, Bowling
tsreen: f9I, Andrew Brown; AZ, Adam Mont
SoTieTy; 81, Washington Walker SIG, Joe
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PARTIES who have books in their
possession belonging the Library OF the So
dality of the immaculate Conception OF st.
Peters parish, are requested TO return the
same without delay. h. E. SEMMES,
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN

DOW-From the Memphis and Ohio Hal
~ road shops, one small Io4 SJW, Win v illtt
mark in the face aud on right shoulder, n
liberal reward Will be paid for her return 70
JOHN 7. FLYNN,
laFga.
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BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Couit
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Mr.. A. Kaufman, proprietor of the
well-kuown restaurant, No. go Second street,
has first-class establishment which is now
receiving fresh shell oysters daily. Strangers
visiting the city will ind this restaurant anc
best OF meals are furnished fox twenty-five
cents, while comfortable lodgings are also to
be had. The bar is stocked with reliable brands
OF excellent wines, liquors, brandies, ales,
cigars, etc.
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For Walking suit, Visiting Costume, Full
Dress Toilette, elegant Black Silks Plum,
Navy and Brown Silks, Black and Colored
Cashmeres, Thibet Cloth, Drap d'ELe, Serses,
DiagonalS, etc.
For Overskirts and Jackets, Culrrass style,
Scarf-Overskirts. etc.
The Tartan Plaid, the Princess, Camel's
Hair Plaids, with plain, all-wool materials TO
match in shade exactly.
Silk warp Mohairs, Alpacas, ETC., usJ IN.
100 pi ces beautiful Plaid Dress Goods at &c.
100 pieces beautiful Dress Goods, plaid and
plain or diagonal to match, at csc.
Great bargains in Navy Blue, Black, Grey,
and new style Plaid WaterprOofs.
Bargains in Cloths, Flannels, Hosiery. etc.
Just received-New Buttons, FlingeS, Braids,
Yak and Guipure Laees, Hercules and Titan
Bfaids, Navy Blue, Plum and Green Neillngs,
Cardinal, Brown and Navy Blue Sash Rib
bOns, plain Colored Hose for Children and La
dies, etc.
Beautiful Black Cashmere, double width
Very handsome piece Black Cashmere at
81 % per yard.
Cur stock of Rev Dress Goods, DuT-
chased by Mr.. HPrzSg during the past
ten days, IN now fully received, and we
are able TO shO~ q SreRter assOriment
ia fine go DIS than ever before was Of
Tert q by any house la this country. We
pay sDt eli al AT Ieh tiOn so she latest styles
as they arrive in rev York, and this
season have imported abe choicest NOE-
slieS.
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Wednes day. Decem bar 8. 1873.


In front of the Courthouse on Main street in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 10
sell, at public auction, to Ihe highest bidder
for cash. the tract of LAID named and de.
scribed in said deed of trust, as follows: Sit.
uated, lying and being in the county of Shell
by, State OF Tennessee, to-wil: Being all that
part OF the following described lands, lying
south OF the line of the Memphis and CharleS-
ton railroad, viz: In the eleventh surveyors
district, and sixteenth civil district, OF said
county, on both sides of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and bounded as follows,
tO-wit: Beginning at stake with red and
white oak pointers, on the north line of Var
and fifty links n C. 50 l. to stake in the CEN
ter of the Memphis and COllierville plank
road; thence north s. W. four chains ana If
teen links a C. 10 l.) 10 stake IN said road;
thence north twenty chains and forty links
go C. 40 ~ to stake in ;. Mosbys corner
with BLACK gum pointers; thence east fifteen
chains Us c.l to q stake 80 ", II links from
a red oak pointer; thence south twenty-eight
chains and forty links Us 40 l.) to 2 stake IN
said plank road; thence south 81 east win
said road five chains and my Inks % G. : o -
10 a stake: thence south SeNenty-LWO cnalDs
az e. TO black oak marked as corner VITA
sweet gum pointers tnehCe "ssI WIN cIosE--
line teen chains and twenty -nYe links tl5 C.
3 ~ to the beginning; containing one hun
dred and fifty-nine i2-llO acres, as surveyed
bv John Brown, surveyor Of said county, June
H. 1858 excluding the AREA Of the railroad so
as 10 rstye said l59 4l-lOO acres within said
Tnatss and bounds, after deducting said rail-
road; being the same land oarSained and sold
nv said Goodwin to said Wood, by his bond for
Tile dated January Il, 1890, or record in the
Regi-Ier's ONCE Of said county, in book No. 20,
mart |, pages 50, 530 and 5}6, IN pursuance %
which bond this deed is executed said mart
lying south of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, containing one hundred and len
aOres, more or less, together with all the priv
ileges and appuftenances thereuotO belong. |
ing.
Right of redemption waived; title believed
to be good, but will only convey rs Trustee-
Sale to take place between the hours of 10
and Y o'clock am.
TOM GALE, Trustee.
Memphis, November G, 1879, !
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BRACKETS, B )oks, Toys. LEUBRIE'
To the Lovers of Chewing-Gum.

Ask for Valentino & Co.'s Japanese
oalsam. 1t is delicious, far surpasses Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum manufactured. Manu-
factured only by Valentino d Co., Nashville,
Tennessee. For sale by Specht & Walter, Po-
desta, Malatesta & Co B. Rocco, r. r. Storz g.
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+. w. Smith offers for sale a rare and
valuable library of books, and household fur
niture, at his residence, No. 322 Second street.
Persons wishing to purchase excellent books
would do well TO read his card in another col
umn, and secure the volumes embraced in his
library.
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The most complete stock in the city of Berg
mans Berlin Woods, Canvasses, Crochet Hooks,
Perforated Card Boards, and all the necessary
for embrolderIng.
We are daily receiving novelties in our line.
Favor us with a call and we will convince
You that it will be to your interest to pur-
chase from us.
Johnston d N9nns, $40 Main Street,
Opposite Peabody Hotel
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THE glorious New Dollar Store.

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, cOunty'and city scrips at low
est market rates, in Sims TO suit tax
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II. LOMENsTEIN d BROS.

Have also received
500 Pieces Black GrOs-GrRin SILK
200 Pieces CoIored GrOs-Grain SILK.
To be sold at gold prices.
ALSO
NEW TRIMMINGS, NEW BUTTONS and
NEW Lace,
Ar
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Oh! boys, oh girls, but its nice, its ele-
CANT. Ask for peerless butterscOtch candy, for
sale by all confecuoners and grocers, at
wholesale by principal confectioneries of
Memphis; packed nifty cakes In boz.
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NOTICE ---TAXES!

ABSTRACT OFFICE OF L. B. EATON & COZ
"a MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, November 8, 1875.
A LII parties interested in real estate are
II hereby informed that have now COM
plete abstracts of all existing fax Liens
~. g., state, County and City, for unpaid
taxes prior to and including the year 1873, and
have fully Indexed, by lots and blocks all
such liens on Port Pickering Lott.
The II dexes will be rapidly extended, to EN-.
brace the whole city and Shelby county.
The following low fees will be charged for
information guaranteed correct and COM
plete), concerning said tax liens:
u. s Direct Tax of 1854 81 90
State and County Taxes, per year...........30 cts
Memphis City Taxes, per year........ % cts
Minimum fee, 50 cts.
ID. A MCSM RER. Auntt-
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city serips AZ low
est. market rates, I'm sums to suit tax
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The members are urgently requested
10 meet at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church tomorrow Monday morning, at ten
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REWARD.
LOST.

Nh kEM AkD-Strayed on Friday evening,
ABOVE reward for return OF same 10
WIN. THANE, Manasssg street
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b. LOWRNsTEIN q BROS.

NOVELTIES! NOvELTIESG NOVELTIEs!|
In every department this week,
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MRS. F. KREMER'S.
NEW goods at Dollar Store.

Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 207 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, etc.; also a fine
law library, cAeap,
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LOST.
RooMs AND BOARD.

DONY-A dark-brown pony, white spot In
I face and hind feet white. Liberal reward
or return 10 &l LINDEN ST.
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D. BOARD by q gentleman and wife
in some good family; must be convenient to
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BLACK CAS- ERES,

At silk Department will be found A-inch
Black Gros-Grain French Dress SILK at 81 50
per yard, of superior texture, finish and COLOR
uCdoubtedly the best Black SILK offered in
this city for years at the same price.
At Mourning Department will be found the
4O-inch Black Cashmere, reliable in make,
perfect in color, free from imperfections, at
the low price of S5o per yard.
MENKEN BROS, 26I d 263 Main street.
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, hfty cents per can, at j
Earrell,s q Jefferson street.
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pE- Notwithstar ding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW IN THE
WORLD, the price Of admission has been
fixed at zoe; children, zoe. sci
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

,TANn-A No. 1 stand for Grocery, saloon,
- or Variety store, situated AZ No. -, Cornei
OF Madison street and Charleston ave. ave ~, ~
facing ~ and &. r. r. Depot. tor IsLnls o. Or
DIV 10 II. Glindkamp, II Hernhhuo s'iee'' "a
! RIngygald Green Tree House.
IkWELLING-Fine SUBURBAN - II
| ] Hone Tor sale or rent. Apply Al 40. 81
81
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Try the Great Hair Restorative at
Mixes hAir-cutting establishment, 30 Jefferson
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STRAYEO.

II OkSE-From c. &. White, Buntyh 5tA-
n tion raw many 49, hands high, marked
on left hip r. g.; $40 reward for inform Ali e
given al Porter, Taylor & Cos. ..-.
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DID Folks of SheIb

Regular monthly me 9ting in Odd
Fellows ball School board ROOM, at four
O'Clock in the afternoon, Tuesday ninth in
stant). Members will take due notice.
T.. PRESCOTT,
Recording secretary.
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NOVELTIES-JUST OPENED.

Navy Blue, Red and Brown Birds,
New Ruchings, New Ties,
Navy Blue and Seal Brown Velvet, lower
prices than elsewhere in the city.
New Wool FTinges,
New Fancy Goods.