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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-29
sHERlDAN's BRIDE.

sHERIDAN's BRIDE,
Major generally speaking. II is not good for
man 70 De eaione.-(Anonymous.
Love rules alike in camp and court.-rsonp.
The dart of Cupid is mightier than the
sword.-[New Proverb.
Hurrsh, hurrsh, for sheridau.-fT. Buchsn.
All over the land, year after year,
bringing to womankind flutter and
fear, the news-laden air, with a
'chuckle, bore, in the daily newspa-
ipers, to every door, the terrible sigh
ing Of soft, gentle hearts, telling that
spite of ell Cupid's darts, Sheridan
just only smiled away.
II.
And thicker yet those arrows of
love pattered around, above, beneath;
and louder yet from womankind
rolled the cry of vexation uncon-
trolled; making the blood of each
belle turn cold as she thought, sis
he marble?" from day to day, while
Sheridan just only smiled away!
III.
But there's way as womankind
know, path to the heart of each
bold beau; and so on certain moon.
light night, girl as fair as the morn
ing light, was heard to laugh with
: all her might. AS if she knew of
womankind's will, she shot glance
: at little Phil; then they walked and
they talked, and their hearts were
gay, and Sheridan just only smiled
away.
Still sprung from her red lips, mo-
wing spry, words bright as the stars
in the winters sky, or the trail of
comet sweeping faster and faster,
foreboding to bachelors rout and
disaster. The heart of the girl and
the heart Of the master (?) were beat
ing like drums on the Fourth of
July, were beating like rain from an
equinox sky; her powers to please
are none of them hid, and-Phillip
don't laugh as much as he did!
V.
Under his spurning feet he cast
their jeers who bantered, "you're
caught at last" and his bachelor
tastes all fled away (like Jubal Early
one long past day., and the girl de-
.mure as sucking dove, smote him
with shy eyes full of love. And 10!
they are nearing their hearts heaven
dear, their wedding day draweth very
near, and Sheridan smiles from ear
to ear!
The first that the General saw was
the group Of wedding guests, then
the presents in troops. What was
done, what to do, he knew like a
book; then seizing her hand with a
lovingest look, he marched down
the room md smothered huzzahs,
and the friends on each side held
their breath then, because the words
that the priest spoke compelled them
to pause. With lace and silk the
fair lady was gay; by the flash of her
eye and her fans nervous play, she
seemed to the whole smiling country
to say, "The conqueror's conquered,
don't you see! Lo! Sheridan here
surrenders to mel"
VII.
Hurrah, hurrah! the glasses fill,
"to Mr.. and Mrs. Little Philip And
when his statue is placed on high
under the dome of the Unions sky
the American soldiers Temple of
Fame-be it said in letters half a
mile long, in letters bold and bright
and strong, here's to his wife who
blest each day, by keeping trouble,
doubt and care from Sheridan tat
least) twenty miles away!-Albany
Journal.
no HUttSEKEEpERS.- T. Corn
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-29

LIEoN YOUR RIGHT SIDE.-The
health journals all direct their read
. ers to lie on their right side while
asleep, but Heyman Bros. get up
class of spring beds, that are SO per-
fectly elegant and easy that it don't
make any difference in what position
YOU LIE!
you are ct perfect ease. Heyman
Bros. also keep complete stock OF
all other kinds of house furniture for
sale at the lowest living prices.
They are ut the corner OF B and Iay-
lor streets, Virginia City. GIVE
thom . trial.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-29

MAJOR generally speaking, 1t is not good for
Love rules alike In camp and court.-Isong.
The dart of Cupid is mightier than the
sword.-[New Proverb. 'A'
Hurrsh, hurrah, for sheridau.-tT. Buchan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04
SHOT BY MISTAKE.
Mr.. =. L. GOodbar, n WeII-knOwn NeF-
chant, Shot and Slightly Wounded
by Mr.. James A. Ormberg.
Teller of the Union
and Planters Bank.

About seven O'Clock last night Mr..
Fayette L. Goodbar, an esteemed citizen and
2 member Of the well-known frm OF GoOdbar
q Gilleland, was shot by MI James A. Orm-
berg, teller OF the Union attd Planters bank,
The, following are the facts in the ease Al
Mr.. Ormberg was walking along Lauderdale
street, near Vance, he saw man
behind him, and found that the
latter was gaining on him. By
the time he reached Vance street, the per-
son had approached near MIN aud was -four
ishing a cane. "WhO are your asked Mr..
Orm berg; but the unknown per, on, Ia stead Of
speaking, confined TO advance. Mr.. Ormberg
then fired as he believed the person was going
10 attack him. He was hurTihed to ind that
he had shot at a friend, and upon ascertainiDg
that he had wounded Mr.. GOOdbar, rushed
into the residence of Mr. Gage and related the
occurrence Mr.. GOOdbar was Immediately
taken to the residence of his nephew, j.
NJ. Goodbar, Esq, No. $40 Vance
street, where he was going az
The wound is not dangerous, but of trifing
nature, the ball penetrating the flesh on the
chin and coming out in front of the ear. Mr..
Ormberg promptly delivered himself TO the
police authorities, and was released to answer
mistake, and no one OF the many friends
OF Mr.. Goodbar, regrets the occurrence more
than Mr.. Ormberg, who believed that the
strange person was about TO attack him.
While we are panied to record this accident,
We are truly gratihed to know tt at Mr.. Good
in q few days. We ceuld not afford TO lose
such an excellent citizen, and Mr.. OrmbeTg
would be the last man in Memphis to seek
the life of one whom he, like many others,
esteem so highly. 1t is proper to reiterate
that the shooting was done under a misap
prehension, as the two gentlemen are friends
and would not have difficulty under any
circumstances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There was e heavy rain last night.
There was a good minstrel matinee
yesterday afternoon.
The first Mendelssohn Club concert
was an enjoyable affair.
The "Scsttered Nstionn tonight at
the Greenlaw Opershouse.
Remember that Ex-Governor Vance
lectures tonight on the scattered Nation"
-Patrolman HsggeTty hiss resigned,
Mr.. Hsggerty has made faithful and eff
cient officer.
There will be a jail exhibition at the
Chickasaw Iron works to-day. Cooks latest
patent Will be tested.
Recorder P. II. Winters has not an
noHnced his opinion in the Tighe-Shaw-
Smith case. He has IL under consideration.
The first and best thing OF the sea-
son was the concert and hop of the Memphis
Club last night. Everybody present voted 1t
a grand success-the grsndest of 1915.
Susan Jones, ColoTed, who claims
that she has been ilI-treated by her husband,
David Jones yesterday filed a petition ia the
first chancery court asking for divorce.
EDITORS APPEAL-Please state in
reply TO your local paragraph in Sunday
mornings paper, the noise made by the steam
escspement at the Main street press will be
fully, 81. a. MONTGOMERY,
Superintendent.
Yesterday morning MIR. Kennedy's
twO-EtOry residence, near Calvary cemetery,
was blown down by the wind. Mr.. Kennedy,
who was confined to his bed by Illness was
injured, as were the members of his family.
IL wss fortunate that none of them were
killed.
-Tbe following funeral notice reached
US by telegraph Yesterdays %The opponents
spectfully invited to attend its funeral at ten
O'clock this wednesday, morning. Process
sion to start from Fort Weller. Funeral SER
vices by J. G. Hall, jr."
An old flame tenement, uninhab-
tied, on the corner of the alley east of Third
street, and adjoining MuldoOn, Bullitt & Co.'s
marb1e-yard, on Madison street, was
discovered to be on fire about nine
Of an incendiary. Happily, the fire de-
paTtment arrived in time TO exiingulsh the
flames before they had got fairly under head
way, and but for which several frame build
iDgs in close proximity might have also been
destroyed. he mouse damaged by the fire
was not of very great value, but we did not
learn the extent Of damage, or how much in
surance was involved.
At half-past four O'Clock yesterday
morning S. SlsgeT's shop, second street, near
jefferson, caught fire from bot ashes, which
had been left il the alley. The flames soon
communicated TO the roof OF Pete's confec-
tioneTy, corner of Second and jefferson streets,
which, with its stock and fixtures, was dam
aged 10 the amount Of two thousand dollars.
The building, occupied by Pete and Slayer,
owned by Mr.. BrinEley, was damaged to the
extent OF three hundred dollars, but was fully
insured. Slag5r's loss amounts 10 seventy
five dollars, on which there Is an insurance of
one thousand dollars in the Queen, of Lon
don, and one thousand in the Commercial, Of
Glasgow, Scotland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings of Yesterday Meeting
Resignation of Alderman DWyer-
Election Of Mr.. BY rne The Sal
airy Grab Again.
The Bethel OHer wash.
fnSton street CurbinE-Streef and
Bridge Repairs Ordered
RESOLUTIONS,
The wharf and LandinE-New Ordi-
nRnces-The POIl-TAX Again Com.
munacatIOns from the MRyOr-A
Grabber's How'll Etc.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
A regular meeting occurred YESTERDAY

A regular meeting occurred yesterday
| evening, when ten members were present.
Alderman Dwyer, having moved out OF the
| FIRST ward, rendered his resignation as alder
man from that ward.
Alderman Mccall PAID hlgn trlbule 10
| the Integrity and usefulness OF Alderman
Dwyer, and expressed his regret that MI
Dwyer found IL necessary to resign posi- lon
In which he had been so useful, not only 10
the Inst ward, but TO the whole city.
Alderman Metcaf recommended John W.
Byrn as his successor.
ballot was had, and Mr.. Byrn received
nine votes, and was declared elected aldern an
from the first ward.
The aldermen then went 10 the council
chamber for joint session with the CONT on
council.
After unfavorable legislation for the salary
grabbers, the Joint session adjourned, and the
aldermen resumed business.
The minutes of meetings held IN october
were read and approved.
Reports from the various city ofncers were
presented and approved.
ReQuisitions from the city hospital and the
engineers and fire department were allowed.
The finance committee reported untaNOra-
bly, on the petitiOn Of the Mechanics and Ira
ders bank Tor the payment OF four coupons
Adopted.
The finance committee reported in favor of
instructing the mayor 10 pay the LoudOu
Judgment against the city, now held by Mr..
Bethel. After considerable discussion as TO
whether IL should be given priority in settle
ments from the judgment tax, the report was
recommitted.
The committee on accounts reported audit
ed accounts amounting 10 S20,60o AZ. The re-
port passed first reading.
PTOperty-owners on washington street, be-
tween Main and High, were ordered TO put
down new curbing wit thin the next ten days.
Adjourned 10 Friday evening at the usual
hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04

EINE DRAY MULE-Cheap. at
II HALL & CO.'S, IS Union st.
A EASEHOLD-A fve years ieasehold on
Ia drst-rate mi site or factory lot on Wolf
river. Lease cal be renewed on favorable
terms. Two large stables, well and cistern on
the place. Also, PittsbuTg lump, nut and
slack coal, and Camel coal.
II. b. PACKER & CO., 1872 Main st.
COAP FAC OKY = Boilers, engines, and
- everything complete and in good running
order, located In the city; cheap for cash or
good paper. Apply 20
Z. n. GROSVENOR
jySI 264 Second street, Vincent block.
7 UT-75 feet BY 1870 feet, east side Of Shelby
4 street, south Of Vance. s. p. READ.
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4 CONFECTIONERY An extensive stock of
~ confectionery, toys and fancy articles, en-
bracing everything pertaining TO frst-class
confectionery business. Also, bake oven and
candy mandatory, consisting OF all the
utensils necessary 10 carry on the baking,
confectionery and candy manufacturing busi-
ness. Cash, city real estate or notes with APP
proved security taken, may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given Tor selling.
For fur1fser particulars apply on the premises,
Octl2 4l9 MAIN ST.
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OUR readers will be glad to know that

OUR readers will be glad to know that,
weather permitting, the test of model JAIL
cell, showing the different plans of construct
ing secure jails under the Cook d Heath sys-
tenn, will take place at the Chickasaw Iron
works, 90 Second street, today, at four o'clock
this afternoon. The public, and all interested
in Memphis enterprise, are cordially invited
TO be present. Those desiring TO witness the
test are requested TO be present promptly at
O'Clock
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The LittIe ROCK ExcursIon-

Manager joe Brooks, OF the Memphis
Theater, has effected arrangements for run
ming an excursion train from Little Rock TO
THIS city, next Monday, that being the occa-
sion o. MI. Ben DeBar's appearance here a.
AtcdU6er. We hope 10 see a large number of
our Arkansas friends here
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Ex-Governor Vance's Lecture.

We hope to see large audience pres
ent at the Greenlaw Operahouse tonight, up
on which occasion Ex-Governor ZeO ancA
OF North Carolina, delivers his excellent lee
ture entitled "The Scattered Nation" Where
drawn large audiences, and in every instance
bis production has been received with warna
appreciation. The recognized ability of Ex-
Governor Vance will find proper reception
among all who hear him at the Greenlaw
tn n or
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TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER IN
CLOTHIN
OAK HALL STILL IN THE LEAD-PRICES
THAT DEFY COMPETITION.

We invite the attention of strangers
and visitors to Memphis, and all others in
need of clothing, TO the fact that we are at
present Offering the greatest inducements in
our immense stock Of Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing ever known in this city. Our
stock embraces all sizes and qualities for chill
dren as small as three years up to men OF
largest proportion.
Our stock OF Mems Cashmere, Mems Che
viot and Mems Dress Suits cannot be surpassed
in style and cheapness. Our immense and
well assorted stock of Boys Suits, in every
style and material imaginable, is the largest
in the city, making this particular stock a
speciality. Our line OF Mems and Boys Over
coats, in Fur, Beaver, Chinchilla and Melton
is the largest ever brought to this city, at I'M
parslleled low figures. Remember this is the
only place In Memphis to get the full worth OF
your money. Give us a call and be convinced.
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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FOR LEASE.

NytUDDER rLACE-The "rcudcer Place
y on the new Raleigh road, three squares
east OF the northern terminus Of the Main
street cars; p acres, IN high state OF cDltlVa-
ton; splendid young orchard (beaTiug), good
residence, al necessary Out-hOuSes, stables,
etc. splendid water, the best garden-sPOJ in
Shelby county, wiz lease for i've or ten years
10 a responsible party. Also, five acres, one
half mile east OF alb we, good house, water, etc.
l. d. CpNAWAN,
Rental 4 gent, No. 10 Madison street.
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A Gard to Our Patrons.

In reply to numerous inquiries rela-
tive to the seizure of improperly branded ci-
CARS, we desire to say that our stock has been
examined and found correct. Our customers
need entertain no fears regarding any of our
goods, as we guarantee them in every respect.
s. KAUFMAN & BRO.
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TO EXCHANGE.

DLA STATION-Eighteen miles from Mem
1 phls; rents lor $40 net per snnum; and q
hTst-cl as suburban residence, In exchange for
I'm proved residence property IN city. Apply
10 JAS. :. CARPENTER & Co,
sepls 1874 Madison street.
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PERSONAL.
IOHN ZIMMERMAN 9 I'd

TOHN ZlMMERMAN q CO.,
81 HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
Draining, Calcimining, and Paper Hanging,
No. 24sz Second street Memphis, Tenn,
Erescoe Painting neatly done.
rAR.GREASE-Nin Anti-Heating
" Car Grease, for general use; also, superior
article OF Cotton-truok and wagon aXle-gre2se {;
packages rom firkins 10 barrels, Warrant all
my grease TO give satiEfac2on.
:. CREAGHEAD, S6i Main ST., Mem phis.
j OF treating Eye ana ERr Diseases. Once,
S25 Poplar street. oct5
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STEAMHnATS,
3F aOIAH NOTICE.

i OF the Milt Harry Line, isaves aSsaE1Szes
positively This DAY h inst, at j M ~
White river. Shippers will please take notice
and send down their freights
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
now 800 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04

CAPTAIN NAT GREEN, OF the steamer
Cheek, will have to have a larger boat If his
business continues to increase-as the Cheek
came in with all she wanted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04

BEHOLD our good white shirts at 81,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
Monthly Reports.

The common council met in the city
hal! at eight o'clock last night, President Gent
in the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted.
Monthly Reports.
The regular monthly reports OF officers
were read and adopted. The following is a
synopsis of The reports that OF the comptrol-
Ter and treasurer being given in full:
CONTROLLERS REPORT.
Receipts, disbursements and appropriations
for the month OF Ccteber, and for the
current year of 1875:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04

The Bay Horse saloon sets an ele-
CANT lunch to day-barbecued pig, roast beef,
soup, ETC., etc.-ten to one O'Clock. Come all,
and give US a call.
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at low
est market rates, in sums TO suit tax
payers,
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October. To date.
Real estate taxes, gen. pur.. 1872 Sc sl29,9I 80
Real estate taxes, Interest,". 1853 So 1864 70
Real estate tax, man. pRvg. 500 IS 1896 70
Real estste tax, Miss. K. K. "A 70 1861 u
Real estate tax, reim'g p'v'g l29 Is 1882 Il
Privileges, police & IRE iu'd. 2,l57 Is 62,l50 IL
Fines and forI eits, gen. pur. OH o. 1851 50
Markethouses, for gen. pur.
includes sale of stalls and
standsl,. 1906 90 6,7I5 25
Miscl'OGs sources, gen. pur. ! J94 80 1923 81
Wharfage, wharf and laBd'g LOIS so l2,060 D
r. Q. Schaper, merch'ts tax 06i 20 1898 10
roo 40 2og = n 90
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Down Goes the Price

Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cents PER can, at ].
FaTTel's, . jefferson street,
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Four hundred coats OF broken suits
at S. each, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25I Main street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ESAh AL " NAaA-A@GA-HAS-
Regular Memphis and sew Orleans
Packer for tHe -eRsO0
For Nicksburg, NatcheZ and New Orleans.
ga AIS HOWARD.
Pegram master Chassai D 2 = Jerk SlEsSfs a,
Leaves on her regular day, TUEsDAl, 9th
ms, al pm.
For freight or passage apply to
]. 4. WASHINGTON, Agent,
800 Front street.
A Clesk will be found on the Ievee at al
hours, resoy torecelve Ieigat for the Howard.
Regular Memphis snd New OrIeaE :
Packet for this Year.
For vicksburg, Nstchez, New Orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings
sar.JSo. B. MAUDg, .TA
j. T. West.-.mast Z. Outlaw. cl X
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, come
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November Both.
Tuesday, December 18th.
Tuesday, December 18th.
And on during the year.
For freight q or passage appiy TO- ooo vr,t 8.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is tbe only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Hay-
lug been an ,S ,, H -
ern waters as a lrst-class passenger packet.
Every attention Win be paid TO way and
planJaIlOn DuSlneSS. OCt-L
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For VIcksburg, Natehez, New Orleans,
and way LandinRs.-TheG Great
Str. Thompson Dean -
W. B. Mile master Geo. MiltenbergeT- clerk
Having entered the trade as above, will leave
Memphis as follows:
Wednesday, October 9th.
Wednesday, November 10Th
Wednesday, November 18th,
Wednesday, December SJh.
Wednesday, December I'D.
Wednesday, January 5th.
wednesday, Jan. 18th. Wednesday, Feb. q.
Wednesday, Feb. l6tl. Wednesday, March LIST.
And every alternate " ednesday thereafter
during the season. Special attention given TO
all business intrukted to us.
r. NJ, BRADFORD, I Ao,,,+.
Cctl7 K. W. LIGHTBURNE,5 AS0n'S
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To the Lovers of CheWing-Gum

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Court
Sfrn
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LAW REPORTS.
First Chaneery COnrt-MOrgan, Chan
ePIIOrs
Judge.

Court stands adjourned until Monday
next.
Circuit COurt-Heiskell, Judge.
Court adjourned yesterday until Mon
day next. All jury cases set for Thursday and
Friday are continued until Monday next, the
eighth instant, and al non-jury cases set for
the same days are continued until Wednes-
Monday contaius the following Jury cases
2734 274S 1852 1928, $685. 1923, 35l2, 35l9, 36l0 The
following jury cases are for trial on Tuesday
next: PSF, 1876. The non-jury cases for trial
on Wednesday next, are as follows 1858, 1916,
3677 37lI 37l5 37lS $780, S23 37o, $3.50, 1885, 1893,
3742, S745, S746, 37i8, 3749, 1860, 1851, 1862.
Criminal COurt-FIIPPin, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 1876, Sallie Jackson 49l, Andrew Brown !;
All, Gabe Hunter; 4Sl, Bowling Green; AS,
John Haynes, alias Phil Gamer; Az, 5. Hauf-
man; 469, VIM. DeBerry; AZ, Henry Vesper-
man All, Alfred Smith.
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The Baby M'DOnaId Matinee.

This wonderful child will appear at
the Gresnlaw Operahouse Saturday evening
at two O'Clock in g. mum Der OF her pleasing an d
enter aiming paIl0T specialttes, IN response to
the request OF large number OF ladies and
gentlemen who have heard Of her wonder full
gifts. Manager Meyer has arranged a SPLEEN
did programme for this entertainment, one of
the features OF which viii be Mr.. M'Donald' 5
pedestal skate dance. See the advertisement
elrpWherg-
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. HANSON & WALKER.
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Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also a fine
law library, cbeaD,
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PARTIES paying taxes will do well 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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LOOK at our all-wooI cashmere pants
for So 80, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street.