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WADDY THOMPSON.
Ne Verdict In His Case Yet-COIIOquy
between the Jury and the Judge
Court Adjourned 20 Monday.

The jury in the Wsddy Thompson
case, who have been locked up for the
past three days, discussing their verdict,
were called into the criminal court yes
terday afternoon. at hali-psst two
O'Clock, in order that Judge Flippin and
the counsel on both sides should be in-
formed whether they had agreed.
The roll of the jury was called, and
all answered to their names.
Judge Flippin - Gentlemen of the
jury, have you agreed upon your YER
Diet.
The Foreman wv. o. Lofiand)-We
have not.
Judge Fiippin-Is there any question
OF law in the case that you wish ex-
planned.
The Foremsn-NO, your honor. The
difference of opinion that exists is caused
by the facts in the case; mean we can
not agree as to certain facts. We have
done everything in our power to recon-
ellie these facts. We have used eve Y
effort to do so, and I don't think we can
agree upon a verdict. l speak for the
whole jury when l say SO.
Judge Flippin-I expected to leave
town about half-past four or five o'clock
this evening, and will give the jury I'M
til that time to agree upon their verdict.
The FOreman-We have prepared q
written statement in regard to the mat
ter, which, if your honor would read,
you would see that it puts the matter
more definite than l may have explained
it to the court. The court will see from
the statement that it is impossible for US
to agree upon verdict from the opinions
IN old in ranorI 70 70 an ~, N
case.
Judge Flippin-Y0u had better go
back and try again.
He then read a short charge to the
effect that the jury could convict or
acquit on one or all of the indictments,
as they deemed proper.
abe FOreman-That is we'll under
stood by the jury and has been dis .ussed
by them, as 1t was embraced in the gem
eral charge of your honor. II we cannot
agree before the time mentioned by your
honor this afternoon, will we be locked
up till Monday?
Judge Flippin-Very likely. l will,
however, instruct the officers who have
you in charge TO treat you in the kindest
manner possible, 81 have already done,
while you are locked up.
n Julol-h we bIay up JnSTS muCu
Logger we will certainly relapse into
barbarism. Laughter
Judge Flippin (smilIng)-No fear OF
that for few days. You may retire,
gentlemen, to your room, and ifyOu wish
to communicate with the court before |
leave, at half-past four O'Clock, give a
note to that effect and it will be attended
to.
The jury failed to send the note in
question, and they were locked up and
the court adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
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TD EXCHANGE.

IAT. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specl.
IL atty Of treating Eye and lar Diseases
Hff7es 20 pom ar street. ny4
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EFESIg TAUGHT IN Is DAYS "A full and
NJ complete coUr-e Of Organ and Piano
music taught in 20 days by W. W. Williams.
This C0ur-e is a final finish OF music lessons.
They Will only need practice. Music room 40
Man street. aul
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AMONG our advertisers this morning,
will be found the card Of @. A. Eckerly,
wholesale grocer, cotton factor and COM
mission merchant, and among his new
goods just received, are two hundred
and fifty packages Of New-shOre mack
erel and dried behring's. There is no
more reliable house in the city than
Eckerly's.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Ell. Cleaves, the well-known book
seller and stationer, 28l Main street, has
inst received large additions to his stock
in fine various departments of his large
and admirably arranged establishment.
His assortment of plain and fancy sta
tionery, gold pens and gold pencil-csses,
is unedualed In the south, while all the
newest works, from Europe or America,
will be found in every variety Of bind
ing on the counters and shelves.
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HeadQ'rs Co. A, Irish YoIun GERS

ORDER NO. 2S.-ReguIar monthly business
" meeting Of this command will be hell at
their hall, Z23 Second street. next TUESDAY
evening, the Sd Instant, at 3 O'Clock sharp. Ii
is hoped all members will be present, as buis-
ness OF the utmost Importance Will be trans
acted.
By order. J. S. SULLIVAN, CAPTAIN.
JOHN RUSSELL, o. 3.
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COMPARATIVE NoNTHLY moFTALIT

The mortality for the month was heav-
Ter than sny corresponding time for the
year; still the city remains free from
all special diseases. The reports from
the various boards of health Throughout
the south indicate an unusual death rate
for the month, especially, as With US,
among children.
RICHARD Il. TAG LOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health.
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SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANY,

The annual election of officers Of this
company took place on the thirtieth IN
slant. The former president, L. A. n ell
son, declined to serve any longer in a
very graceful communication contain
ing his reasons torso doing, and express
ing confidence in the company and
earnest wishes for its prosperity and
success. A resolution was adopted by
the board, thanking him for his faithful
and Jealous services during the past six
years. The following officers were
elected: Milton P. Jarnagin, president;
Amos Woodruff, vice-president; Ben
May, secretary; Chss. T. Paterson, as
sistaut-secretary r. G. Daniels, treasu-
rer. Executive committee: Milton P.
Jsrnsgin, Amos Woodruff, a. J. White,
Chas. Kortrecht, T. A. Nelson.
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V.LANTA lion RE-IDESCE-I viii eX
y change a plantation price ten thousand
u.ll.Ir.. which rents lOT two thousand dollars
Der auuUm, and 2 drs -Class suburban resi-
dJuca price fOry-tve hundred dollarslt Tor
Iw proved city property; or VIII exchange
Tue residence and a small plantation tpTice
ElN thousand collars, rents for nye hundred
dollars per auuum, for improved city proper
ty. Tile TO above property perfect, and tree
from al iucUmbrauCe Whatever. Address
describing property and state lowest cash
basis Of trade, 7. J. HUMPHREYS,
m L.rLsnn 81. klI WLlIiamE Block.
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LADIES LINEN SUITS.

LOWensteln's Mammoth Clothing Store,
2S8 MGin street.
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VEHITE GIRI.-Io 40 the work for small
w famJy, at bS MDSBN ST,
4 VIDE-GO0d cook. White. None other
~ need apply. 81 Main street.
I'VE VIM. X. SLEDGE.
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. COLLEGE.

This institution OF learning will
open IFS halls on Septem-
Der 1st. Parents will do well to
remember that good education IS the
best legacy they can leave their chill
dren. We know of no better institution
than the Christian Brothers College.
We are informed that a commercial
class will be opened for the benefit of
young men who desire to prepare them
selves for business.
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4 RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers of ready-made
clothing will find their interests we'll
served by a visit to Lowenstein's mana
moth clothing store, 238 Main street,
where, fOrithe next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock OF
custom made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low IS to
appeal to the pockets of the most eco
nomically inclined,
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A fine assortment, embracing all the
most desirable editions of Bag5ter ana
others. Also full stock Of the Amerl-
can bible society's editions, and the
American tract society's "Teachers' 81
bles." Prices, from soc to SIS.
y. +. DOD Il Co. 3I Main street.
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l.. NJ. DEAN & co.

The popular firm OF J.. NJ. Dean 81
Co., dealers in wallpaper, hOuse-goods,
windOw-shades and OTnamentals, con-
tinues receiving new goods to the al
ready large stock now on hand. In
point of novelty, beauty and elegance,
their goods stand unrivalled. They offer
great inducements by the low prices
asked for goods Of the most excellent
quality. All who wish anything in this
line should call at l.. NJ. Dean IL Co.'s.
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The dispatch below was received by
US, and explains itself:
"NEw YORK, July q, 1873.
"Wm. Frank & Co., Memphis, Tenn:
Shipped to-day, by express, three (3)
cases damaged goods. Dispose of them
at once. WILLIAM FRANK"
The goods consist of the following ar
ticles, and will be sold on Monday, Au-
gust I'd, at the prices annexed:
6 pieces Lonsdale Cambria, at 1Oc per
yard.
s pieces Lonsdale BIeached Muslin, at
SIC per yard.
Is pieces Shifting Prints, at sc Per
yard.
10 pieces best quality Dress Calicoes, at
53c per yard.
s pieces A Dress Linen, at 1Oc per
yard.
5 pieces Wooden Tweed, at 25c Per
yard.
2 pieces Silk and Wool Grenadine, at
35c per yard.
10 pieces Percale, yard wide, at Zoe,
worth 35c, yard.
6 dozen All-Linen Towels, one yard
long, at l5c each.
dozen Pink Mosquito. Bars, at soc each.
dozen Embroidered White Shirts, at
81 each.
dozen good quslity Ladies' Hose, at
73c per peir.
s pieces French Lawn Finest in the
markell, at l24c per yard.
10 pieces French Lawn, at SC per yard.
II pieces Assorted Dress Goods, at SC per
yard.
10 pieces Cambria, at Sc per yard.
SO Gents Lisle Shirts, at 25c each.
"A Children's Cambria Dresses, at SOC
each.
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STAMNERIAG OR SUFFERING
CURED.

Professors Randolph and Creigh-
ton, these eminent professors of the art
Of curing stammering, are now in this
city, and will Iemain until August Sd
They challenge the world to produce
stammerer that they cannot cure in
very short time. Terms reasonable. OF
flee at the Commercial hotel.
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A MAN As-D WDMAfE-The woman TO
n cook, wash, iron and milk; the man 10
attend O stock and work on farm: Man and
" .fe preferred. Apply to
L :. L A-EEL--- /. %. LIS 'FRONT.' street.
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LIVINGSTON L COMPANY,
DOE ESFEC AED FOREIGH BAEKERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

ConservatiyeIy organized for doing
the business of out-Cf-toWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED,
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princis
pal citiss of Europe,
LIVINGSTON, FEWBERN q co,
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Total for the week, 20; whites IA,
blacks Is; males Is, females II; adults
8, minors 20; under year Of age, IA; un-
der 5 years of age, 20; from the hospi-
tal,2
RICHARD y. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board OF Health,
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ADDITIONAL IlIVER REPORTS
BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, July 31.-River hiss fallen
walls all last night, and a great quantity
Of water has fallen tO-GSy. The rain for
the past three or four days extended
over a great extent of country, and in
ali directions, and some apprehension Of
a freshet in the river here is felt.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l,-River falling
rapidly with 10 feet 6 inches in the ca
nal and Is feet inches in the Indian
chute. Arrived: Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans No departures except packets.
More heavy rains today.
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REMEMBER

The Best Goods at 1he Lowest Prices
AT
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C'OOB BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.-Ap party
" engaged in a reliable, legitimate and pay
Ing business, already established, but not haV-
1.g sufficient Capifal to carry on the same
successfully, would be pleased TO make an ar
raugeruelt with some one 10 take an interest
Ia the business and furnish from 5000 to 5000
capital. Good reference given and required.
Address. A B care of A DDeai auI
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IRON GRENADINES.

ne balance OF our sfock OF Au.WOOI
and etlk and ~ COL Grenadines Will be
offered al n great PeduestGa fx0m July
prices, AEHRE- BROTHERS.
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New Ruchings, RUiiles and Collar
cites; New Sash and Neck Ribbons;
Novelties in Fans. at
b. LOWESTEIN & BROS.
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DIR. 7. P. TURNER,
DENTIST,

No. 265 Main Street - Over RRzuums
REEDY's patent elevators, hydraulic,
best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders received and executed by NJ. b.
land, office with Venable d Rawlings,
IA Union street.
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ECR SALE.

NvyNyUR fZS-Tn urst-Class business locality,
Il " tn or without stock OF dry goods, milli-
merry and fancy goods. Also a nice improved
property. VIII sell cheap. Call at l3S Main 81.
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Be on hand early, and examine the
cheapest stock of slightly damaged
goods ever exhibited in this city.
WIN. FRANK & CO., No. 249 Maia Street.

GentlemeR's Bingham Umbrellas,
Gentlemen's Alpaca Umbrellas,
Gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas,
at low prices, at
B. LOWENSTEIN Il BROS.
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GET shaved at Billy Borg's tonsorial
parIor, and enjoy the tanning machine,
No. 323 Union street, between Main and
Second.
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An elegant assortment of the best and
most popular juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, st 341 Main street, third
door south Of Union street.
A. F. DOD & co.
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THE FINEST LINE

Of Ladies' and Misses Parasols and
Sun-Umbrellss in the city, at
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 246 Sc
cond street. HANSON q WALKER.
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MONTHLY REPORT.

The following, for which we are in
debted to the secretary of the board of
health, makes an exhibit that is fat
tering to our good name:
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MOOD COOK - Inquire at Southern OIL
NJ Works, near the jail. iva
TEND EXCHANGE Wen Improved city prop
4 eTfv for a small farm of not less than sixty
nor more than two hundred ana nifty acres;
farm 10 be located on railroad near station,
not more than fifteen miles from city, Ad-
dress "a NJ Appeal office.
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NEURl.-Nhe instantaneous cure for
HiS4rdi-Ee. Geo ". Jones a CO.. Keep It.
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Special attention given 70 the sale Of Cotton
heat and produce generally. tulld&Wt
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CLOSING and brass fluting-iron COM
bined, 81 50. Best fluting maehien
made, S. 80. By h. Wetter& Co
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RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers of read ;-ma abe
clothing will find their interest," Nell
served by a visit to LOwenstein'e iasn.-
moth clothing store, 238 Main ste.
where, for the next thirty days, they il
tend sacrificing their immense stock OF
custom-made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, al prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets Of the most eco
nOmicalIy inclined.
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The anticipated overflow will not af-
feet the price % those celebrated Acme
cigars, which are retailed at &c each, or
s. per box. Seidenberg's Key West,
Reina Victoria, 10c each, or three for
25c. Remember, these brands are sold
only by Jake Leubrie, 235 Main street,
near Jefferson. Kali & C me, es eye
meen beesniss.
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JUVENILES, JUVENILES!!

JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
ond street, opposite, postoffice.
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EEDUSE-A furnished house Of four or five
III rooms. Would buy a small quantity OF
furniture and psy q reasonable rent for the
LnuHe. Adlress. MODOC, Appeal Ofice. 1Y27
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made 10 order cheaper than t,sy- c,,, -.
bought ready made. Sent everyygh here So
for self-meaSurement rules s. n EaIIS-sSA
cutter and superintendent " N0ilalhi
GEO. B. MORTON, Proprietor.
Memphis Shirt Factory, 10 North q oprt Sire.
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THE LADIES CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
TON will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Monday, August %, at ten
o'clock, in the basement Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, on Court
street.
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lSsIGNEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
commencing
ON MONDAY, AUGUST I'd.
L shall offer for,sale the entire stock of
H. BLUMENTHAL,2 l8 MAIN STREET,

consisting of fine bedroom and dining
room sets, wardrobes, lounges, tables,
plain and marble-tOp, chairs, and every
kind Of plain and ornamental furniture,
at prices to close. This being an as
signee's sale, and as the stock must
positively be closed out, regardless Of its
real value, bargains such as have never
before been offered in this city can be
expected.
HENRY BEJACH, Assignee,
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The C0IOFed HaCkmen's PEenic at Rs
lRiRh.
MORTUARY.
MOnIhIy and Weekly Eep0rIs OF the
Board of Health, Finding July
81, 1875.
WEEKLY REPORT
NAME. AGE SEX. ICoL'R CAUSE.

The following is the mortUary report
for the week ending yesterday after
noon, six o'clock:
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DRS. A. WESSON & SONS
Dental Office, 243 Main street, is the
place to get the finest and cheapest work
done. All work guaranteed.
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EPDDA-A furnished room with board for
~ man aud wife without children. People
who take bOHIdeTs for company and feed
them on sOciubLlty need no. reply. Re'er-
euct furnished. Address, Capt. Jack, Appeal
ONCE. aul
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE
SUM-

Umbrellas furnished withjthe auto
matte Umbrella Runner" for sale at
B, LOWENTEIN & BROS.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
Go TO Leddin's Business College
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WANTS.

RITU ATIDN-As housekeeper, by a worthy
- white woman. who has had is years eXpe.
rerce. Comes with the best recommends
lions. address. 5. +, A., City.
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To LOAN.
PE.RSnEAL.

RsUS EI-.o loan on collateral, IN suIus =
" suit. Apply % An. J. BERLIN,
- hnnm q. b y 80 son street.
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We have a stock of 500 Ladies' Linen
Suits. new end stylish gGGds. which we
are determined 10 elOss Qua Il hts seasHal,
aud make prices accOTdinsly. Also a
line OF suits carried over from IRzS SEA
son, at 81, 81 and IS each.
MEHhEa BROTHERS.
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FOR RENT.

CTDE EHBUSE-COsu Main end GsyosO
- streets aud three st0TehOUses on Besle,
N,est OF shelby. Also two cotton sheds on
Union street, land two good Offices on How
arc Row, suitable FOR cotton factors. Apply
10 A. W. ROBERTS,
au1 No. Union street.
ID CDMs-OUoI and pleasant furnished
IT, rooms Tor rent az SO Asln street, corner
GaVr-B. aul
EEOUND FLOOR 1J3 FRONT ST.-Water,
gas, laJcnWay, ana other conVeniences.
Apply 30 T. b. BILLIARD, upstairs.
CTDREHOUsE-LarH stoIehOuse, No. %
- Front slrggE. rOsst sSion given September
I-t. Apply 20 WI. CHASE q Poplar 81.
COTTON SHED-Apply 70
~ HARRIS, NICK .SSICk & TURLEf,
ErgQ 43LS Madison street.
DOABDING-HOUsE GJi Second street. APP
ID ply within. JyH
ID UDNS Furnished or Unfurnished, for
IL families or gentlemen; meals n desired;
reference required. GAIT HOUSE.
no. "a MAIN STREET-AppIy TO
~ W. D. STEPHENSON.
3yl6 GUY, MCCLELLAN q co.
grENTRAL HOTEL-Ou Adams street. APP
: ply 90 David Hastings, Commercial hotel.
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Novelties in Ladies' Silk Belts,
Novelties in Ladies' Leather Belts,
Just received at
r IOWENSTEIN 4 BROS
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REMEMBER

The Best Goods a; the loves. Prices
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ENGLISH BIBLES.

LOWensteIn's Mammoth Clothing Store,
23S Main street.
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FOR LEASE.

z OTIS. Ia sizes 20 suit, on Madison, Court am
/ EfrT,rIe aa-r 81 Charleston depot on easy
Terms. for i've -ears-sulIaDLe ioE CO''1sS7i
" 4. WHERFLEY, 80 Vein street:
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EITUATION-By a young married man,
- stranger in tue city, who rsspeclI ally SO
ugitE employment Ia any capacity where the
remuneration will uetray ms moderate exc
paus5s during the summer months. de is apt
and capable and has excellent business qaan-
IIHaIlOuS- and can be Of service N almost any
calling. CONNIE acial or otherwise. The SUB
5eet OF this advertisement is and
mouCLars affairs TO an ataahh66n 6is everfions
has "A family -1sboeel 10 the sympaIhies of a
AltIhL 'F7I benevolent community, with my
hgue aud faith resting in the goodness and
mercy o. the ALl-Wlss power above. Address
5ys SPHINX, Appeal Office.
EETA1,I ED-IDUE ATTENTION 80 TIE
EF Is E4EEI2 AWNING MAEUEACTC-
Eg, 81 Washington 81. awnings o. AL styles
uEeGe 10 order. Cabinet work suG Furniture
u1pds ana repaired, upholstered, vanished,
Rnd hacked for shipment. Carpets taken up,
cleaned ami relstds al work called for and de-
II sarftF Tree zr,a-rr " RFTTTEN FERlS.
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CUSE-With five or seven rooms. Cottage
II preferred. Address stating location and
rent = ~Outh Court street. w