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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03
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Prom he sahssvIk~v u cssses. ms Ter.
10y hstfss. last srsiAe's sah, pure red IN
eolav. Any ressN'A CITING tafssmAslon u
kes whsssakmsis etM ~ literally rewarded
tsesas, Net, -. 1s7A.
FRAME 0tYtTrh, s.h
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

u Jon want suits ~, your boys u
good material and cheap ~ 10 kirr1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

CAstnm hrcls and shpvs wa,le u ~.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03
Farmers Produce
AND
Flour Exchange.
7hs undersigned i,as opened ON
NoMrAGe street,

VREN(V, !. INV =.
first .ipor Mc.t VI uwrhfa tlmsi. sAnr
Fl~mminE's lntnber office, ~ esehnnxe
market wkrrn hs Will vi NIL times
hnsr MI hand md exchange fur WheAt.
fleur, kAoris, iifnn nn.i Psed In snch
quantities ~ may be wanted. Flour Will
~ soiA In just such quantities ~ consam.
~. ntny want. from oi,s t,snnd toHs many
knnirr4s ~ desired The price wtil Ill.
wAys b. ~ low NJ any in Mnrkvt. tht 1uni.
~ EnArAntpsdio lts gotrl IN every In
e,anse, Flour. shcfss. tran. bnek wheat
Nour and aorn meal viii DO sVia 10 ems.
TONERS ~ retail ~ ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
REAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SAIL
-
-or-
--n rST q TT
- 4
I'm accordance with the provisions 81 O.
decree rendered In the Circuit Court 90
Lincoln county az the March term $50.
thereof in cause pending IN SAID Cont
wherein ~ A. o1lIf anu 80 ~ IT. 80
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Aug. 5-'w.
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Aug 5-tls.
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rcAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Sale!


~ CIANCEBl.
nv virtue o. decree inside sul entered oy nc
Cogntv court of Cthyi Comfy. west Na-' g, we
October Term. 1S,4. ot >a,d Court Wl.i. 's .Ae
special C1iamlss. oacr tlc-cin ID lci i1- ''e
purpose, ON
The 20h Dyef September, 1870
AZ the front door % tae Courthouse % sa.d
rCiln,v proceed 20 sen no public auction 90 i'c
HIGHEST bidder, the following tracts o- .-.lu 4. Z
ana being in SAL county. to-Nit: Ia acres s.i4-
ate ON tnt CuyautCttc RIVER. about one uit 'e-
low me village OF Bi.b0u. ss.lc. beng ne "a
lana convened tO =. a. tlldtrs ot h..t4't /.
simmons. Or deed. dated March -2au. ISL. ana
alsl "A certain other tract containing ~ ftir-'
consisting 20 the life estate ui trr"ft' '.i.,..t
which life estate is owned hy $. T. ti..'ri- %.
defendant the Zee simple being u 'rrNfSf '-' s..
n- viii aopyar by a decree uaI" oN zoe .itl
count % Cabrli county. uu Che @'l '1f '' va '''
1,-. m the ChAnCery Cau~e cot EiAt'--1 S.iu-
mons IS. George Gall4her ana others
TERMS OF SALE:-Oue-thiri 90 the purrh 80
,u,,.y cash Inn band ou the day 10 sale. uuc-t iir
p.,N and onr-fhlol in twelve months. tNiIs
from tnr purchaser bond WIN good SECURITY i'
tfe Grtcrre payments aud rtt2i-iIs tEc les g
ti... rs add. .iOl4. scrcliiN-
LCcIEN O.. RICKETTS,,
Sgec.a, COMMISSIONS.
Aur Stw.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectolal
For Diseases Of the Throat and L1rsl
such as Coughs, Colds. WhooT-s.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.

Among tiu.
dscoyeresGua
!. ern sciencGtsr
! Of more reAS.
10 maukhl T..
, this enyc,z1 isz
| edy for aA Gszs
of the 1hGu
Lungs. AWE
al Of H. Uu.
through
other coul,as "a
eiown that L.
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surely and ofectusllv control them. E 81
timony Of our best citizens, Of MI CAS-. i
tablishes the fact, that CHERRY PIcouI
will and does relieve and cure the q
disorders Of the lhroa. and Lungs beyU \
other medicine. Tho most dangenG d.
tons Of tie Pulmonary Organs yietn
power; and crse5 Of Consumption.
by this preparation. are publiGiy kr-
remarkable "a hardly 20 be believe. i
thew not proven beyond dispute. Atr-|
edy il is adequate, on which tie pulI
rely for full protection. by curing CO1.h
the forerunners Of more serious t.at
saves unnumbyred lives, and an ana
suffering not to be computed. II c.a- ]
trill, and convinccs the most s0 i
Every family should keep IL on bar.
protection against the oarly and unpev
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, w..
easily met nj first, but which become
DIE, and too often fatal, II neglected. ic
lungs need this defence; and it j. urE
be without H. a. a safeguard 70 c..
amid the distressing diseases which De-
Throat and Chest OF childhood, Cru
PICTORIAL Is invaluable; for, by Is o.
use, mult.tudes are rescued from prsri'-7
graves, aud saved 10 the love aud aec
centred on them. II acts speedily and .' 4
against ordinary colds, securing SOM
Misunderstanding sleep. No one vii c'f
Troublesome Influenza and painful Boh'
chitis, when they know how easily lg.--
be cured.
Originally the product Of long, llaG.E
and successful chemical investigation l-,S
or toll is spared in making every boiit a'
utmost possible perfection. II may t"-'
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing al q 'i.
tues has ever exhibited, and capa.s .
producing cures IS memorable as Tie g-.%
Il has ever elected.
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II Il. BAI1tt3s.
PRACTICAL lIILLWRIGHT.

OK r. con per DIV. Agents wanted. All classes
o. u QGUof working people OF both sexes,
young and Old, maze mere money at work for US
in their own localities, during their spare mo-
meuts. or all The time, than at anything else
We offer employment that viii paw handsome
" for every hours work. Full particulars, terms
&C. sent free. SEMI Us yOur address ~ once
Don't delay. Now Is the time. Don't look for
WORK or business elsewhere, until you have
learned whatWe oder. q, SIISSOS a Co., Port.
land, Maine. Jan. u " GFE.
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yr, in,.o.' ,,.sh and "ao
ia i. ' ' as'' ' :a s: con- S .. H
Aorocds extending rouyhMe entire Uest and yortAcest
adI,re pnep. manufacturing and . shop,
Ia9'n{ .on'f,,', 70. & n ia, ' e.! s-.TIsi 'nt -
his ' an e, ',. ;'.'. 4 ' be tn. ;sr"ioa.I
g. t.arog'' Of Huntington aantasr.
Viomy e. southern OHIO aud Vest yra. u
'oi .r s e s % G I :. h s f y + s,2
kus.n Re superior " 80 10 3D.. -et Sta, for e' ole
peculiar prove, sot.,o. o .la.e. o.
of e,., ,.c,..ty. tue great
sion on 5 , Trunk I % .,o 3. c S p,ss' a.. roa
an on ne -,.' a., % ,.r5. ....,.., ' %
con" natural and ,4, T ,s o.. On .I.,asye o.
ing states Of he t.,t and Of hn,... .,.
leau'y for which the gen
, Of so ad for . ., f S''
5n and a''id .l. % 49,, ,a '- to, venues 'Ad Streets
and yet '; abo0a J.; room 70. ". !'.y and end ''.s,
ron of , in 5 f s si '@ss. 2 :o .. rn Cup
subject will ,,ily
plan ey economically adopted adapted
In the c.ntF. part city Marshall College,
ehirsa learning at aoi
srs,e n Institution Of we'll a5lisLel reputation.
The Fsss Oh 0 S.h b so so each according L.
ihese are present O1.' not 0 old this
in
payments and
the
II
will be given the final
required build purchased one from
purchase specified paisof III. city to =.
ami conform specified Regulations regarding
Il be re aud O buildings o be
is
? the olIe
Machine Of
/
Liberal arrangements he made for suitable
purposes
The chesapeake and Chic Railroad being mpleed
cheap aud Pleasant the Washington 10
Further information will be given application in person or By letter
either Of tie Undersigned F = = ~
ID. w. ENNONS, Genr SapL
JOHN IL. OLEY, AgnL
Huntington West Va.
No. Nassau Street ewY ork
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FOR SALE.

nVUIEYs AND SHAFTING, one circular
saw, and one pair cotton scales. 80,
aus ). NJ. EAAIslNN q w.
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RESOLUTIONS OF CONFIDENCE.
On the BaEIguRiiOn OF J. J Freeman HB
CsFhIRF of the State Rational
Bank,

The following resolutions will he in
dOrsed by every citizen OF Memphis who
knows or has had business dealings with
the subject Of them:
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
MEMPHIS, August g, 1873. !
At meeting Of the board of directors,
held this day, at the clearinghouse OF
this association, the following proceed
| ings were had:
WHEREAS, Mr.. JnO. J. Freeman, who
has occupied the position OF cashier Of
this bank from its organization, has this
day resigned, for the purpose Of remOY-
! ing to another State; Ue it
Resolved, That this board accepts with
regret his resignation, and acknowledge 5
his long fsithfulnes5, efficiency and adap-
| liability to this Cttice, by which the sue
cess of the bank has been materially su6-
served.
Resolved, That this board take Occs-
sion to express their regret that the new
engagements of Mr.. Freeman require
the severance Of the relations SO long
subsisting between him and the MEM
! bers thereof.
Resolved, That We commend him
with great confidence to the people OF
Jefferson City, Missouri, his future home,
as an accomplished gentleman, of high
integrity, and well worthy Of their friend
ship and esteem,
Resolved, That an engrCssed copy OF
these proceedings be delivered TO MI.
Freeman, and furnished the city papers
for publication. n-,,o.,.
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Personal.

DIR. MORSE has returned and reopened
ais office st No. 2GO Second street, Oppo-
site Court square.
A WEDDING in upper circles is whis-
peTed about, IN whica q Memphis mer-
chant and a handsome and gifted et
widow OF an adjoining State are parti-
cops criHtinis, 10 come eli al an early
day.
Mr.. J. J. FREEMAN leaves the city at
the close o: next week for Jefferson City,
Missouri, where he takes the position OF
treasurer and financial manager OF the
st. Louis manufacturing company, lea
sees Of the Missouri penIteutisIy.
WE take pleasure in stating that Prof
Winkler is again cOnvalesciug, his pro-
tracted illness preventing his TesumiDg
his music classes last Monday, as he had
hoped, but will resume ton Orrow. All
applications left at the music stores will
receive prompt attention.
DIR. JOHN j CUMMINGS, q rising
young physician late Of this city, was
married last Wednesday, the third in
slant, to Miss Fannie NJ. Atkins, daugh-
! ter OF Colonel George W. Atkins, q
prominent citizen Of Pine Bluff, ATken-
sas, The interesting ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. L. Jewel, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, and was wit
messed by a large number Of the friends
Of the bride and her family. The doctor
has hosts OF friends in Memphis, who
| rejoice to hear that he ! as won the love
and secured the life-Iime companion
ship Of one Of the fairest flowers Of the
Arkansas valley. While they deplore
his untimely stepping down and out
from the condition Of bachelOrhOod, they
can hardly refrain from envyiGg him
his happy contamination. Ia their
voyage through life the happy couple
have the hearty well-wishes Of large
circle OF friends, both here and st Pine
Bluff, where the bridewss acknowledged
as one Of the Teigniug bellies. The AP-
PEAL fraternity casts the slipper and
wish them bon Uoyage to happy reali-
cation of ali their hOpPs,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Lutheran CHURCH - washington
.,rest --eryfces In Swedish al pm. and Al
IN. by r Peterson, student,
ST. LAZARUS tEPIsCOPALl CHURCH
W15ffru sfreef.- Services at 1890 a m. and
. 1l. by the rector, Rev. Churchill Easion'
GRACE (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH--Her'
alrtdo s,rse,-Seryices at II am. py Kew }
J.. NaulN.
CALVARY (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
mis- church will be open for divine serNlc'
'o-dsy, morning and evening The rector GIN
clat'ng.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Oh RCH-
C,,-0er II 1fIin and BeGLe stTeetS.-Sers ict-s 70
5sv at Il am. and s.lj pm. by Rev W. r
5ogzs, j.. j., pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pre- achlni
~ II am. by Rev. Dr. &. K. Hendrlltt son
Jackson. Tennessee. Sunday-sehooi al = an
THIRD CUMBERLAND PREsBY ERIAn
r,rrr-p,TT Regular services every Saboath
morning and night. Rev. l.. {. Iay lor' pastor
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
erDday-school at a.m. Communion ser
,-.ss al 1879 am. Preaching by DAVID W IAN
atII:l5 a.n. and pm.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPIsCoPhl
l,rfT-FrH.-L linton Streef-Sunday- al q
m. service at II am. and pm, by Key as
A HeaTl.
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CERVANTG do general hOusewcrk
- good wages. Apply at once at
am, IO2 MARKET ST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-08

The great art store Of L. NJ. Dean &
Co., at No. 3Sl Main street, is daily
thIonged with ladies and gentlemen to
examine and view the many useful and
beautiful articles offered for sale by the
enterprising members Of this popular
firm, which deals exclusively ia wall
paper, window-shades, paints, oils, glass,
house ornaments, decorations, etc. They
have just received a well assorted stock,
which will be sold at the lowest possible
figures. All orders to them will be filled
satisfactorily. Calcimining is a spe-
cialty with i. NJ. Dean d Co.
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ONE DOLLAR FOB THB appeal

Persons leaving the city for the
country can hare the DALLf
APPEAL sent to them for one
month. on sending to or Leaving
their name and address and O"e
D2zlay at our couRtjH9-r0oD'-0T
for any time Longer than that at
the anne rates.
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TO EXCHANGE.

DLANTATION- RESIDENCE-I viii ex
chsnpe A plantation (price ten thousand
dollarsl which rents for two thousand dollars
per annum, and a nTs-class suburban resi-
dence price fOrty-hve hundred collars, toT
improved city property; or l Will exchange
the residence and q small plantation (prlce
SIX thousand dollars, rents for nYe hundred
dollars per annum, for improved city proper
". Title 10 ABOVE property perfect, and nee
from all incumbrance Whatever. Address,
describing property, and stale lowest cash
basis Of trade, I. J. HUAFHHE1
49, Madison ST., KIT Williams BLOCK
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HOOPsKlRTs are worn for train dresses.
All sizes made to order at the manufaC-
tory, 3S3 Main street. Also the cele-
brated handmade cOrsets, short and
long; the abdomen cOTsets, all sizes;
the new nursing corsets, Werly cOrsets,
Misses corsets, glove.fitting cOrsets and
everything belonging to the corset bust
ness. Goods sent G. o. D. to any part
OF the country, and satisfaction guar
anteed. LOUIS LANCE.
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LADIES Leather Bette,
Ladies' Silk Belts,
Novelties in Ruching,
Novelties in Fans,
Novelties in Ladies' Ties, at
.EOWEEsrEIR 4 BROTHEBs.

THERE will be on exhibition 81 the
cotton exchange On Monday from nine
ard 3 half 20 three O'clock, a new coIton-
lie, designed to pat on the bales wi hout
any slack, ~ +. NJ. Logue, OF D lssls-
siupi. All persons interested in the cot
ton-lie trade are invited to call an0 ex-
anime il,
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LEATH ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The lady visitors of Lesth orphan
asylum are requested to meet at the
Court street Cumberland Presbyterian
church on Monday morning, ninth iD-
slant, at ten o'clock promptly. As bust.
ness of Importance is to be transacted a
full attendance is urgently desired.
NJ n0NTE President
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CELEBRATED INSTITUTION.

The law school at Lebanon, Tennessee,
has nearly a thousand alumni, and is still
flourishing. A deligent student, though
he has never read law at all, can enter
there and get diploma and license to
practice in ten months. It is understood
that a fine class is expected the first
Monday in September.
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ENGLISH BIBLES,

a fine assortment, embracing all the
most desirable editions of Bagster and
others. Also full stock of the Ameri-
can bible society's editions, and the
American tract sOciety's Teachers Bi.
bles." Prices, from SOC to SIS
a. f. D0D & CO., 34I Main street.
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BOMBAY MORNING, AUGUST orH.
To be disposed of at once at the follow

To be disposed OF at once at the follow
ing prices:
leo ladies' chemises, soc to 81 % each;
worth from 81 to 81.
50 ladies' skirts at IS each; worth 81 so
% all linen suits at 81 50 each; worth SO.
5 all linen suits, braided, at 81 50 each;
worth SIS.
50 corsets, from SOC to 81 each; worth
from 81 to 81 50.
25 embroidered dresses, for children, at
soc; worth 81 so each.
% embroidered dresses, for children, at
81; worth So
1000 stamped linen yokes at from Is to
35c each; worth So to 60c.
100 yards embroidery at y, 10 and 12tc;
worth Is to 25c.
50 pieces Valencienne's laces at SOC a
pieces; worth 81 %.
500 dozen star braid at 15c per dozen !;
worth SOC.
20 dozen towels, all linen, yard-long, at
15c each.
10 dozen towels, all linen, yard long, at
123c each.
20 dozen towels, all linen, yard long, at
Toe each.
10 dozen towels, finest in the market, at
SOC; worth 81.
Also the following goods, which will
be sold at the prices named (for Monday
only.
100 pieces Sea Island domestic, one yard
wide, u yards for 81.
100 pink mosquito-bars, best quality, at
Coz each.
10 pieces 1O.4 bleached shifting, at Csc
and 273c yard.
5 pieces Turkey red table linen, at 75c
ayard.
10 pieces Lonsdale cambria at123c yard
50 gents dress shirts, finest in the
market, 81 25 each.
50 gents undershirts at % and Acc each.
25 dozen ladies' hose, best ever retailed
in the city 25c, for Toe pair.
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY,
EsOs r. TIC AND FOREIGH BANKERS
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,

C0Dservatively organized for doing
the business of cut-Of-tOwn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly remitted,
Correspondence collected. Exchan se on princis
pal Ci!'es OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEwBERN q CO.,
London.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

On August 9th, at A. NJ. Stoddard's
auction store, on Second street, of fine
lot OF ladies' and chiIdren's clothing in
ready-mads suits. Sale to commence at
ten o'clock. All the ladies are invited.
T. s. MALLORY, Constable.
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New lines Of Ladies' Linen Busters,
Just received at
LOWENsTEIE d BROTHERS.
BROTHERS COLLEGE.

This institution viii reopen its classes
on Wednesday, September 1st. A com
mercial department will be opened for
the benefit of those who wish to pre-
pare for business. Those in quest Of q
first-clsss school will do well to invest.
gate the claims of this institution,
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Total for the week, 80; whites Is,
blacks IS; males IL, females l9; adults
10, minors 20; under l year Of age, II; IN
der ) years Of age, IS; from the hOspi-
tai, l,
| RICHARD n. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
| Secretary Board OF Health
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TAKEN UP.

EIFER-One red and white heller. owner
III can get the same by calling on
ANDREW GREEE icolOTedlr
on Thomas avenue, near Won IlNeL, .
nEARE AND COLT-On July p, 1870, one
Nj dark brown mare and colt stolen by a
negro. owner can get her by proving proper
=, s17d ,,oy-iDy cbarges A r. POPE,
RaLeirh rad. ~ niles from Men pms
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THIS WEEK IN FURNITURE
AtH. Blumenthal's, 213 Main ST.
HENRY BEJACH, ASSIGNEE

THEY. B s. PICNIC, which was post
poned last Thursday, will positively be
given tomorrow monday evening",
the ninth instant, at Leath orphan
asYlum grounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-08

THE excellent Kindred meal of G..
w. KimbalI, Of GolcOnds, Illinois, is in
marked contrast with that of fresh meal
we have lately mentioned from that
quarter; it is Of guaranteed Jul weight,
and many of our citizens highly COM
mend the Kimball brand.
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EMBROTDERItS.

10 GEO yards choice styles new edR.
inEs and fEssrifuEs, in jscOnet, aaiE-
soon, cambEfC and mali, just opened.
These are eli elegant goods at low
prices MREHEE BROs.
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JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
ond sins. opposite, p0stoftice.

GET shaved a. Billy BOrg's tonsoria!
parlor, and enjoy tip tanning machine,
No. S2i Union sired between Main and
Second,
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CLOSING and brass fiuting-iron COM
bined, 81 50. Best fluting machien
made, So 80. BY H. Wetter& Co
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Go TO Leddin's Business College

NHURu, The instantaneous ours iOr
sGBrclSIG. Goo- ". Jones & Co, seep II.
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Ths French PtcHtc.

The French society Of this city wi!
give picnic at James's park on Wednes
day, September 9th, the proceeds Of
which will be given for the benefit Of
the sufferers by the recent over
flow of rivers In France. The tickets
of admission will be sold at fifty cents
each, and we hope our citizens will ap'
preciate the commendable objects fol
which it is given, and crowd the part
with an overwhelming attendance.
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VIZ. FRANK & CO., 949 MAIN ST

Go TO Drs. A. Wesson d Sons, 243
Main street, for the best dentistry. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use OF
laughjnQ-gss,
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LOST.

NTALISE-August 5th, on train 10; 3 a 4 q - =
' T. r., one new yailte, mar tl > 1900. -.
den. containing clothing, Yaluho Z 80
bootZs and papers. OF use only 10 tue oH
a literal reward will be given X TeluIAe1 ~
the once Of 80, ,,,,,,,r,ts
aug i. ID AL-l4t--N o. - -----l
nApFRS-I0st or mlslaid, q package con,
listing Of two deeds and other papers 81
no value 10 any one except the undefslALso
= NJ e. PEA RCF, - Front SO
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FOR LEASE.

Y OTIS. in sizes to suit, on VI sdison, CourL anu
Monroe. east OF Charleston depot, on easy
teTmg, for I'VE years-sultaole Tor cotIases
W. A. WHEkTLEY, 90 Main street.
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Cut the above price-list out, bring it
with you and be convinced that we sell
goods as advertised.
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TO LOAN.

rEONEY-To loan on collateral. u SUNS 4
Nj suit. Apply 70 M. J. bhbl-LN'
We Room ?. - MadiS on slLees.
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GEEAr SALE eF FIHE GOeDs

The entire stock of Thompson, Lane
q Co., st. Louis, dealers in ladies' and
gents underwear, white goods, laces,
etc. damaged by fire and water on
Wednesday, August 4th), was received
by us yesterday, and will be placed on
our tables