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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-14
Personal.

COLONEL A. b. GOODBAR, of the
well known firm of Goodbar q Gilllland, mas
returned from business trip TO Bostoh'
CAPTAIN NJ. H. DUKE, a prominent
merchant of Atlanta, Mississippi, Is IN the
CITY purchasing his fail and winter Stock
MF. JOE VAN DUsEN, the popular
travelling agent for the great and reliable
Pittsburg Cincinnati and 81. Louis Nfan-
Handle railway, is IN the city, and leaves to-
day for Little Rock,
MAJOR DUXBURY, Of the house OF
Wright, Richards d Co., OF New YORK, is IN
the city on business connectedWlIh JnaI ilrln,
one of the staunchesU and most re liable in
the commercial metropolis of the Union.
Mr.. EDWARD III. WRIGHT, senior OF
the firm of Wright, Richards q Co., general
commission merchants, 80 Bread street, rev
York is in the city, ana rulnOr has ~ ne H.
tends establishing an agency here. we nope
So The agency of such house could not
faIl 10 prove q most desirable acquisition 10
the commercial circles of Mem phis. We hope
Iumor, in this case, will prove true.
THE Evansville Sunday argus had
the following, which Will be read with pleas
rre by our people: " NEARLY ali OF the Evans
Williams who went to HOpkinsville Friday TO
hear an address Of Mr.. jefferson Davis, at the
Christian county fair, returned last night.
They report the speech exceedingly entertain
ing. pacific in its nature, ana IN reference 10
the country, its developments and needs. II
EaS in every way success, ana reaIlZeo
Handsomely for the association. The crowd
was quite ten thousand, and while entnuslas-
tic orderly and well behaved. Whlle IN
Christian county ny. Davis was the guest OF
his old friend, DIR. Jas. Wheeler, whose cordial
lOgDitailtles were untlflhS.'
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HOLLY SPRINGS.
Grand Demonstration, TOrchlight Pro-
cessiOn and PyrOtechnicai Display
by the DemOcratic-COnser
tiVes Next Thursday.


Next Thurs lay night the Democratic
Conservative clubs of Marshall county, Mis-
sIssippi, will give mammoth demonstration
at Holly Springs. The occasion will be made
one of the most brilliant and impressive OF
any ever witnessed in the south, and Will
not only be participated IN by thousands of
MiSsissippianS, but also by eminent orators
and speakers of recognized ability nom other
States In fact it viii be a grand maSS'neet-
ing and basket supper" as the programme
reads. At eleven o'clock in the morning
the speaking Will commence, the following
named gentlemen having been selected for
the occasion: Governor Walker, of Virginia;
Governor HebulOn Vance and Hon. Robert
Vance, of North Carolina; General John b.
Gordon and Hon. Ben ID. Hill, of Georgia;
General /. POre Walker, of Alabama; Gen
Garland, Of Arkansas: Governor James ID.
Porter. Fx- Governor John c. Brown and Gen.
eral w. 3. Bate, of Tennessee; Hon. ]. Proctor
Knott, Cf Kentucky; Governor Hendricks,
Hon. Daniel W. VOORHEES, and Hon. B9yliss W.
Hanna OF Indiana; Hon. l.. @, G. Lamar and
others, of Mississippi. There never was at
any meeting in the south a more brilliant
array of orators and statesmen, ana we have
reason to believe that next Thurs
day Holly Springs, Mississippi, will have
the grsndest political demonstration ever
witnessed in the cotton States since the la 0
war. Ample arrangements have been IN tde
for the comfort of all persons who attend NJ
rangements will be made with the railroads
for hslI-fare tickets to and from HollySpnngs.
Livery lover of his county is earnestly IN
yited to attend. MissssIppis struggle t.r hon
peace and friendship between the wnlJe a1d
the negro races should enlist the symE atlleS
and secure the earnest co operation OF all pa
triCts
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GUY, MCCLELLAN ~ co.
Wholesale GrOcers, Cotton Factors and
General Commission Merchandise
Large and weII-SeIected Stock
just Received.

Among the leading business firms Of
this city is that of Guy, Mcclellan Co.,
wholesale grocers cotton factors and general
commission merchants, at Nos. $50 and 262
Front street. This firm is justly entitled TO the
large trade which II enjoys and the Conn-
oence of the public, for it, members, MeSsrs.
w. W. Guy, J. II Mcclellan and I. &. Parks,
are gentlemen of undOubted integrity, excel
lent business talent ana long experience in
mercantile affairs. Whatever these gentle
men offer in the way of goods and prices, can
be fully relied upon by kheir customers. Tney
have just received large and mammoth
stock of groceries, and are prepared to fiji all
orders promptly and satisfactorily. They are
enabled 10 sell ali articles and prOJuc en-
trusted to them in a speedy manner and on
the best terms possible. Their facilities Tor
handling cotton are not surpassed by any
house in America, this branch of their buSl-
ness being conducted as a specially by per-
sons assigned to give it proper management.
IL fact no house in Memphis offers better
qualify and greater variety of Well-selected
groceries. or at lower figures, than the reliable
firm OF Guy, Mcclellan & Co., whose cotton
factoring and commission business ale in iull
keeping with the reputation and magnitude
of the establishment.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

An adjourned meeting was held On
Wednesday evening, October 18th, nine men,
bers being present.
The board, at the request of the mayor, ad
journed to the hall of The common council,
met that body in joint session, ami retur ed
to their chamber.
Madison VernOnS petition tOt damages -
his hack was referred.
A resolution allowing the Charleston rail-
road company the privilege of running loco
motive on Washing on street duilng me build
ing of the track was presented % the board.
II was accom- panied by q petI.iJu ron prop
erty-owners on WaShiu gtOu street, D ayIug for
the rejection OF the resO utiOn- \ long discus
sion ensued, some of the Ibenbets think ng IT
unnecessary for the company t. run y loco
motive. The friend OF thr. sSulutinI. clai med
that the company desired TO Iuu aIucnmutfVe
in order 10 haul stone and gravel wherewltn
to pave the street which the comp ny age g
TO do within the IeX four months Win prop
er facilities tor hauling material, he Luild-
ings at the river and the laying Of The track
can be completed In a much s4oIter time
than ii the transpoJ tqtion is confined TO
horse power. The opponents Of the re olu1on
claimed that the company knew wtaL they
had TO contend with when the contract was
made, and should be required 10 comply with
the requirements of that agreement. The res
olutiOn was lost.
a resolution instructing the may or to fur
nish the chief OF police a copy of the con-
tract with the Charleston road, with instruc-
lions to the police to see that the conditions
thereof are complied with by the road, was
adopted.
The property owners on the north side of
south Alabama street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, were ordered to put down plank
sidewalks. ..z-..
An ordinance instructing the police ard de-
tective officers to turn over to the chief all re-
wards, etc, TO be given to the police benevo-
lent association, passed first reading, and Was
referred to ordinance committee.
An ordinance regarding the payment of
past-dUe taxes was passed. IT Classics the
Indebtedness, and states " hat taxes the diff
ferent securities are good for, and for what
amount they may be received.
The ordinance requiring report weekly OF
the amount received from licenses was passed.
The department acquisitions passed second
reading.
The report of the committee on accounts
was presented, and a motion made to except
the pay of the general council. The amend
ment was lost, ana the report passed second
reading.
The council resolution Ievying poli-taX of
one dollar on each male citizen, and
to appoint collectors of said tax, who shall
present lists of the citizens who have paid, for
the use of judges OF elections passed first
reading and we at to the ordinance commit
tee.
Property-oWners on Winchester avenue, be-
tween Robson and Bradford streets, were or
dered to put down plank sidewalks.
After caucus with the council, the board
adjourned TO next Friday at half-past seven
O'Clock.
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LOYAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Southern express company
placed us again under obligations for tile OF
New 70 papers.
There will Re masquerade ball at
Rocco hall, next Wednesday night, the TWEEN
tieth instant. Admission one dollar.
Saturday Sheriff Anderson and
guard will take number OF criminals 10 the
Deuitentiary at Nashville. The prisoners no
nave appealed will be taken to jackson 10 be
tried there by the supreme court.
The Dyer county agricultural and
mechanical sOciety's fair, at Dyersburg, COM
mences next Wednesday, the twentieth, ana
continues the rest OF the week. rms Will ne
one of the best fairs ever held in the state.
The members of the Memphis bar
will meet at the second chancery court room
this morning at ten o'clock, for toe purpoSe
of adopting resolutions with reference 10 tLe
death OF he late Jonn Someryell, a member
OF said bar.
We have received from the pub
isbers-Soute, Tt Omas Il Wentworth, OF 81
IOuis-the third number of the new series OF
The Southern LGIO ReUielC, oDtain1ng num-
her of excellent original articles OF interest 10
LAWYERS. among the number We find Laws
ImpaUing the Obligations OF contracts, ,rPy
robert Hutchinson, OF Memphis; Ih1
Bench and Bar of the South and Southwest"
by Governor Henry >. Eoote, OF NashHllIe;
and "SOme Remarks on EXecutory DeNlsesl
by Judge Freeman, Of the supreme court OF
Tennessee.
We have samples of a superior field
of cotton sent TO Brown Strstt1n by 4. u.
Pariee. The stalk IS about three 1eeL hlgp )
has one hundred and Jhirty-seven well deVei,
oped bolls; is of a very superior staple, anu
will yield fully two bales TO the acre: MI faT-
tee is a very successful and enterprlslng plant
er of Arkansas and Mississippi; ships largely
to our city, and will in future be found WIN
MesSrs Brown Il StrRtJBn. Formerly MEM
her of one of the largest cotton and comInls-
sion houses in Memphis, Mr.. Partee IS well
known in the city and throughout the sur
rounding country. lie Will be pleased TO
meet his old friends at the above finn, Nos
aud 10 Magnolia block, corner Uni, and
Front Streets We bespeak for him the success
and patronage so literally extended TO MIN
heretofore.
"A meeting Of entatives OF the
railroad lines in operation between the south
east and the southwest rs in session al the Pea
body hotel and the result of their lebors Will
be of interest to the pubic, as the rates Will
be largely reduced. The following roads are
represented: st. Louis, Iron Mountain ana
Great southern rain DAD, by F. Follstt, assist
ant general ticket agent; Western ana AT an
tic. bv B. W. Wrenn, general uckeL agent
Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Leuls, oy W:
| L. Danley, general ticket agent; Memphis ana
| Charleston by Nj. 5. Jay, general TICKET agent
| Memphis and Little ROCK, by John Ii. Perry
| general ticket agent; Louisville and Nash
Vile by James Semple; Lone star route, by
J. NJ Miller; Texas and Pacific, by =. +. OAK.
lev When their labors are concluded We Will
give the new rates made 10 the principal
points.
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WAN rs.

- ALESMEN - Two experienced ana wv
-, ,Stis - pa NIENKEN BROTHERS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Last evening theIe was good house
at the Memphis Theater TO greet oliver Doud
Byron in Ben NJ ClsllOUgh; or the Wanderers
DtUorce, "A play somewhat leDatkaole because
of its comic oddity o. pathos and ltNlty, anu
Interesting for more than one OF Jne many
thrilling scenes presented. II IS certainly
very peculiar pieca of dramatic composition,
and II the better feelings Of sympathy ana
pleasant anIicipations are rudely shs kt n,
ave. even tortured Unexpectedly by
"a ne absurd expression on the part OF
the leTFOnR drdBlutlS, the real huinoI
which in other scenes, Is given, more Jhau
atones for any violation of d. amstlc Taste
oliver Doud Byron, in the { tie role of the play
seems TO have quaint mack for combining
the pathetic and the ludicrOus, ana in doinS z
this ne certainly shows himself 10 De en- rap
mort with the character and demands OF tne
play. However, as the play is the illustrated
lite of ben Mccullough and with
him thai of others, II gives
here ana there vivid pictures OF love
and happiness, hate and sorrow enous n, IN
deed 10 call into active play the better leeI-
irgs and 10 enlist the higher senumt nus OF
The audience. II would be both dlihculJ I'M
ssfisfactOry and to the actor and company
unjust 10 attempt criticism OF Ben AZ SuL'
IOuOh, unless the entire plot ana the ulner-
emf characters appearing IN IL were
TTssented. This we have not space
10 do. but would advise our citizens
TO witness the play as presented on the stage
by Mr.. Byron and his excel ent stock com
panV. Ben n CJtiIOugh; Or, me HdHdeIeL .
DfUoTce, will be presented again Tonight me
mounting of the piece is quite clever, anu re-
fleets no little credit upon the TASTE ana Jug
Inent of the stage-manager.
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MURRAY ~ REDGELY,
Merchant TailOrs, 81 Madison Street.

Go TO LeddIn's Business CoIlese.
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A JOINT SESSION

Was held at the request of the mayor, who
sent in the following communication:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October ID, 1879. !
Honorable Board of General Council:
GENTLEMEN-I am in receipt OF q commu
nicatiOn from Judge Walker, city attorney, ia
which ne requests me to inform you this even
ing that the supreme court Will in about two
ks, try a list + cases involving the ques-
ton OF the city's liability on the Leftwich
and Lohand bonds. He requests, but does not
wish to urge, the prOprlety of employing ad-
ditiOnal counsel for the argument before the
supreme c. urt. He very properly and wisely
intimates that no individual would hazard so
important a case with OnIy one attorney.
And l will here take the liberty of saying
that the city should not either. 1t is due TO
the court, to the creditors of the city, and to
the cOTpOl alton itself, that this great question
of the ctty'S liability should be discussed
fully. If You approve of the attorneys sug-
geStiOn, which 1 most heartily indorSe, rec
ommend that you retire to private caucus,
by yourselves, fix a compensation TOR one or
more attorneys, discuss the ability OF the few
attorneys Whn are not employed against the
city, and 1 win present the names given me
for continuation in open session.
Very respectfully,
JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
A secret caucus was held by the general
council, which resulted, we understand, in
the election of Mr.. Estes as additional cOun'
sci.
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David NJ Philip >pectful y announces
that ne will deliver a short lecture on the
evening of Friday. in the Board of Education
rooms, Odd-Fel Ows hall, on the USES of
Phonogrs ply" as now applied in railroad,
banking, insurance, newspaper, legal and
mercantile offices, to which all are cordially
invited. Arrangements viii also be made for
tne opening of public class for instruction
in shorthand writing. Terms, ten dollars,
paNable in ADVANCE.
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FRS, Circuit Court-HeiskeII, Judge.

The members OF the bar practising M
this court are requested 10 be present at naIIs
nast nine O'Clock, when an informal car OF
thg remaining nine jury cases viii be had lor
the purpose OF setting them for trlal 81 some
special day OF the term. The following RUE -
81 ntXt term viz: In all rou.jury cases cOun-
Sci are required to take their proof In dePo-
sitfOns and have the same on ME before the
conses are fled on the calendar for trial eX-
csnf i'm cases where one or both OF the parties
deem II essential ICr eliclLlng the truth OF the
800 10 mt the witnesses on the stand ana
tbis must be made 10 appear by ahdavlt III
omen court, at least ten days before the case
is called for trial, so that the court uiay MAXI
al he trial.
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Non. Resident Notice

NJ. gO,7 "a the First Cnaueery Court Of shell.
by county, Teunessee.-D. 4. Porter eL al
Cor g, Ia ) IUr x 60, vs. II. L. ElCan Ct AL
Il appealing from afli a 1t in this cause
OF I-ss s.. ppt and lcu-Ies dent o. tLo S.zIz
D Teunls ee;
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, az the courthouse rs the
city OF Mem DhIs, Tennessee, On OF before the
art Monday in Dec mOeT, lSI1, and p eaa
answer or deIpUT 10 COInptdiuauls' bII
or the same will be taken iOs Onfe.-sJ
as TO him and set fox hearing pxUsrfe
and that copy of this order be pubilsae.
once week, Tor four successive weeks, In Ia,
Memphis Appeal,
This 18th day or Octobzr, lS!5.
A copy-Attest: EOMCkp a. COLE,
Clerk aud Na>-eF.
BY r. J. o a :, L. e. and N.
smith y lOI.ieF sO's. Tor cOmYls. Tn
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FOh SALE.

-ITPATVFFRRY PLANTr--Of all the lead
~ ing yariefi- :, at the lowest market Price l5
psrsoT's intending to Plant extensively Will 90
VII to examine our STOCK ana prices pei"i'
oT 1cIIR = +. BARBOUR * CO.. Memphis.
,,vpE7 CpSSETT PLACE-On south bank OF
I Toosa-Hatcbie, at WhiteOak Blum ~
acres. an rich bottom; fine cotton lanoi haI'
al 1''' II. L. GUION,
r--.,.o probar n = tOuTt 81,
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Saturday. November 6, 1875,

within legal hours, the following describe
property. situated IN shelby county, Iennes-
see, tO-Wit:
beng part CT the John Ramsey grant for
500 acres, and part Of what II known "a tle
a 1dreW Kerr DIVISION nj also neLg parts Of
The lot known GA the plan OI the SUBDIVISION
If said Kerr tract, made by NJ. 3. Ken s.u r.
= Todd ~ lots 80 and 81 che said two LGLs con.
aiming 81 q L. acres, and being The nJilEsrr
halves OF SAID two lots, and U6IAg tnat portion
thereof set aside and conveyed to Sarah
Wheaton, tie wife OF = NJ, Wheaton, b. the
deed OF partition OF said lots belv cen her anu
lOun " -ldUerEer, reg .t7 cd IA Lsegls 81 ) o.
nee OF ais C unity, IN book No -, pages %,
so7 and 3o8, being ftminariy known a. the
" Vine ,tou Place"
Terms of Sale On a credit of twelve months,
purchaser to give note with good security,
lien retained to secure same; tQu.ty or Te-
dem ptiOu barred,
TINS JctO er Ii, .SI5.
EDMUND A.tDLE, eek ami Master
By K. J. Black, -. {. and NJ.
Vance & Anderson, soils. OCtl4 Il Is nOV3H
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MU SIC 3 90 & 8
FOR THE AUTUMN.


For sabbath Schools, our beautiful
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il IS one OF the best sunday School song
Books.
For singing Schools the famous
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For Devotional Meetings Gust puo.ihe y,
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For CbOruses, Conventions and Choirs,
tn LEADER-si IS. Tunes, Anthems
Chants
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thGT1E.
PERKEa's ANTHEM BOoK-eI SO. Easy
Anthems.
TRIAL EY JUuY-sg. Just published i
most mirth provoking operattat with fine
music,
Seut, rOSt raid, for retail price. Lib,ra' dis
count TO Societies ana ,OLventiCns.
OLIVER DITsON 4 CO., Boston.
CHAS, T.. DTTSON e 80,
oct9 WIS III Br adwsy, New YORK.
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ans .r .uusuEIPIIOB

EErFs or ADyERTKsISS
IN DAILY APPEALi
-, - s,usrs ....... 81 90
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LAW REPOR rs,
Criminal Court.

The following cases are set for trial
to-day: 3, Mary Roberts 466, Abe M,DonaIg d;
Carmicheal; 435, Geo. App; All, Harrison Bar
tee: ilO David Lany; 39I, Harry MlLlahs'
364 Matt Russell; 333, r d. Lamb; 80, alien
ana Harris; 8 5, Anna Lena; 500, Maggie VIII
Nanns. ~. A. O. baldwin.
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Non-Kesidens hOtice.

NJ. Is BIN the First Chancery Court OF Suel-
oy county, Tenn sssee-S, y. Trezuya t rs.
b. r. " ute, ir., ct j.
1t appearing from ati iavI in MS cause
thit tu- Griepdan.-, r. r. Wn.Je, jr, !. a.
u ma n Sul !. = M-hken. Of Sew ok anu
Chau.i.s {iChav :, 81 Ohio, are non resi-
den If he Sv.t- Of Tennessee: l. at C. M
pia inaut Il cd MS original and amended bill >
herein alleging an Indebtedness IN his favor
sg inst id b. ?. White, IT,, Of at least s. % a,
evidenced ~ tudT pTOmIsSOry notes each Tor
81 ), WITH lnt-Ts I, etc, 1lett Win saiI b u,
and thai wits of a-taC LuIent nave been issued
and returned, levied OF SAID defendants equ =
ties. etc:
It's therefore ordered, Thatin make their
appearance herell, ~ the Couy hose IL sac
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on '. tetaTe the
drst Monday IN December, ial5, ana plead,
answer or demur "a complainant original
and ame nuDd DlIls, or tine Same WI &c taken
for Confessed a. to them ana SCI for hearing
expArGe, and that copy OF this order De pu0-
lished Ouce week, lCI tnur successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18TH day Of october. 1870.
4 cOpy-attest: EDMUND y. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By K. J. Black, D. G. q NJ.
Smith & Collier, sCls. for cOmpPt, A.
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY,
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

ConservstiveIy organized for doing
the business OF out-of town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and ludiviUu als.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on prin-
cipal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & co,
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-,EICK RFSIDENCE-A new brick resi-
- dence. corner Exchange and Second SIS,
" " j. l.. RANDLE,
octIg Cbickasaw Iron Works.
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ROVE OVERFLOW. SIS acres OF land lor
a sale in Fsyette county, Tennessee, lhIee
niles from W the Depot, on Memphis ana
4 '-I,I,jsviITa railroad. ane range, white wal
mt ana poplar, creek bottom, $50 acres cIeSIeu'
oOod impTovementS. Apply 10
50 *. W. PITMAN,
aplsyy Hickory Wythe, Fayette CO., Tenn,
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v7TrpNITTrRF- furniture OF boarding
II mouse No. A. Poplar St, corner - coma Is
one of the best stands for boardlnghouse ~
the city; IS now nlled with eighteen oI t"S WEI,
Ir,t as boarders. Any one Wlshlp Z 10 SeIS
GOOD bargain will do well TO call soon
gcI15 MRS. TAYLOR, PrOprletreSs.
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Z rONFE gTIONERY- An extensive STOCK OF
I coUfgc' ionery, toys and fancy articles, EN-
Elrscing everythiT z pertaining TO nIsL-cIasSS
confectionery business. Also, bake oven anu ~.
candy mandatory, consisting OF AZ w
ME Sis necessary to carry on The DaKlne'
confectionery and candy manufaci uTlng ousI-
ness Cash. city real estate or notes Will ~
.burchsepr Good reason given lOI sel4us-
oo,I5 ~ 4l9 MAIN ST.
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DRS. 4. WESSON Il SONS,
Wr FAB MAIN STREET,
Are the best and cheapest dentists in the city.
Compressed COrned Beef

Some .hiI new. This delicious arti-
Gle of food is cooked and ready for table use,
put up in two, four and six pound packa eS.
For sale by LYLE SHIELDS.
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Fine Russia and seal-skin pocket
books toy books, new games, juvenile books,
fine bi bles, plain and fancy stationery, ETC.
etc at attractive prices.
a. r. D0D & CO., 81 Main street.
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We most rezpec .iuliy invite our Gus
TONERS and the public IN gene ral, TO orIne
and sea the mo elegant stock OF goods lAat
We have ever leceived, which for s'ye ana
elegance cannot be surpassed. Beng hrst-
class in every spect, our Ir'ces will be IS
low as any frst class ho use in the Unlt5d
states MURRAY & RIIGELI.