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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

LIBBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF,
In pint bottles, is the only condensed
beef that does not require cooking or
warming. A wlne-Slassful Of this whole
some iDvigOrant slwsys produces tran
gull rspose. @. W. JONES & co.,
Apenta Mamphl4.
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Alaska diamonds.

The o2ly genuine Alaska diamonds
osn be foand q! ThsyeI's, the live kwel
Ter, 3l0 second sirest.
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STANDARDIZATION cures It. Bold
by @. W. Jones q o.. Memphis.
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snring NoEeItien Just Opened.

Cashmere lace ties, Cashmere ruff ing,
linen collars and cuffs, sun umbrellas,
parasols; kid gloves, new shades; fans,
fans, fanF. hENREN BROTHERS.
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DIR w. WEssoN. dentist, Of A. Wes-
SOD & Sons, 243 Main street, has re-
turneu from the east with all the latest
impravemen's I'm the profession.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruIt
trees, evergreens and Towering plants,
at Otto Schwill's seed store, 348 Main at.
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AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, the
worlds great remedy for colds, coughs,
consumption, and all affections Of the
lungs and throat.
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For COUGHS AND THROAT DIsOR-
DRRs use Browns Bronchial Troches,"
having proved their efficiency by test
of many years.
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Received daily at J. A. Siguaigo's, No.
278 Second street.
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WANTS,

"HITE NURSE
w at 29l Lauderdalc street.
VNO LOAN MONEY-At reasonable rates en-
1 collateral. Address stating where an In
teTvieW may be had, to SAMUEL,
lb2 PostCfflce box l45,
z lGHT-loOOO orders for Mardi Gras lights
A. ready for delivery. HITZFELD, 235 second.
A GENTS-In every county in Tennessee, to
IN take e elusive control of sales of Il sta pie
srticl in each county, for year. Address
JEREMIAH Benin, Behm's Commercial Col
lege, Chattanooga, Tenn. fbl6
DUY Or SELL-PeIsoRs desiring TO Duy or
u sell FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD
0OOUS to call at LOS Main street Diet
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FOR PRESIDENTS ISLAND.
steamer Rerlie. -.

Dan JOnes...-.-rlsster Frsnk Stacey..-.-.cIsTk
Leaves foot W alkeT street, Fort Pickering, at
O'Clock am; leaves Presidents Island for
Memphis at 81 O'Clock Am. Returning, leaves
foot Beale street FOR Island, at4 O'Clock pm. (;
returning to foot Walke- street sa me evening
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9 COMMERCE..
b X VGKT
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Important to Ladies'.
LADIES' UNDERW EAR
STILL LOWER PRICES.

Having made arrangements with q
large eastern manufacturer Of ladies'
and children's cotton underwear, we can
now confidently assert that we ara offer
ing this class Of goods to the ladies of
Memphis as low Is New York jobte's
can afford them. We will place the first
instsllment of these goods on our tables
tomorrow morning. Ladies will take
notice that our present prices are fully
ten per cent. less than our conceded low
nrioac Of Loaf month
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FOR SAFE.

NIL-The safest oil IN AmeTica-warranted
" pure. HIT2FkBD, 23O Second st.
l kRESSED TURKEY Pickles IN barrels
! and halves; silver kin Onion Sets,
choice Butter. Potatoes OF ali kindf, very low.
fbl9 B. r. SMITH & Co., 352 f. ont st.
PROPERTY OW--The property Joining
[ and south OF Morgan 3 carriage shop, near
Calvary Church, corner Of alley, between JEFF
fsrson and Adams. good bargain: must be
sod. W. A. WHkAILEY, go Main st.
(NITY RESIDENCE-One or more OF five of
" those f1rsi-class city residences in the
Greenaw Block, south side Of Madison street.
east of Fourth street, well known as among
the most convenient and pleasant in the city;
from u 10 Il rooms in each; cisterns, paved
back ard, high walls between each lot, sew.
ers underground from each to the bayou.
Terms easy, and price 10 suit The times. APP
ply TO A. q. DENNIS, 900 Main ST.
az ULEs-CHEAP- head of broke mare
vi mules. HALL & co.
DOUQUETs and nee CUT FLOWERS al
u Mrs. SLEDGE'S, On Rsyburn avenue.
Leave orders at SIedge. Mckay i Co.'S. rsS
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Fresh Oysters

ATTEND Robsrtson's Business College.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

G PLESDID COTTON SHED LOr-Very
y close and convenient 10 the corner OF
Union street and Front row,
1854 FIT. FRONT BY lSS1< DEEP,
VIII re sold at a very reduced price for cash,
or wi j be sold on time 10 SUIT or wtll be leased
for ten years.
GEO. A. sTovALL, zS3< Madison st.
IL ONE hat very comfortable home No,
Al 10 Linden street, be- Ueeu Main and
shelby. VIII be SOLD Tor $1,000 cash; balance
on i've years time. Apply to Mrs W, q
Hunt, SS7 Union street, or 70
O. A. STOVALL,
Jazz Kit Williams Block.
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TAKEN UP.

81 URSE-Py c. H Bracket & Co., No. 82l
al Second street, on 18th February, one hay
horse one white foot in front. fb22
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port and EXPO
CURES OF CHAhBBR OF COMMERCE
RECEIPrs. sIIPaKMfe.
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oFExoIAL UREs FraE CHA HBER ooENsRe&
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RAILROADS.
AIssIssIPPI AND TENNESSEE X. B..
CHAzGE OF sCHEDgLE.

NN AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
" 81. ls7G, tTsius VII luD ~ follows
IsEkVE. ARRIVE.
New Orleans Mall, daily ) :. pm. 2aa5 pm
E1pr-F, Train, dsiiyiexcspt
Eunci ~ ~ pm. . - n ~
Rrstghtand Accommodate,
dslIy .eIceVi ruDusyf--.-..5s0J an I % pm
Close connections made at Grenada with
tFsins Nortn aud south Tor sll points.
s0r further Information spply 70 Ticket
ONCE, No. 81 Main street and 81 depot.
n. BURKE. Superintsndent.
IAHFls SPEED Ticker Agent
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R&AEEEAE.
TO ExCRANG E.

G@S HOWE SEWING MACHlNE-AImoSt
y ~ new, for bedroom set. including car
pet etc. AddTe e. P, care Appeal office.
AIARE-One aue young Kentucky brood
WI mare 10 exchange for a young gentle
buggy bOsse. Address H, Appeal office.
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AAytsh-ht . p I'm .htFeei. Apply n tsaao
laasnss 81 Jefferson treet
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nemphtn W. View urlsnns.

The Huntsville Independent is unable
to settle the question of superiority as
between the Mardi. Grss pageants at
Memphis and New Orleans. Here is
how the Independent man argues the
question in issue:
There has been much contention, and
controversy has waxed warm on several
occasions ameng those OF our citizens
who left home to seek fun on Mardi.Gras
day, A goodly number went to Mem.
phis, and came back mach enthused, de-
clariug that nothing like it was ever be-
fore seen in the world, New Orleans and
its friends to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. They cant begin to believe that
New Orleans, Paris, Rene, or any other
city could begin to get up a display equal
to the Memphi. But then here Gomez in
q gentleman Colonel Holding) who saw
the show at the Crescent City, and he
laughs intensely at the idea that any one
should suppose for a moment that any
other American city could begin to com
pare with the Queen City Of the South.
He has made mp his mind deliberately
not to believe that anything grand, great
or glorious eau be got up in the Bluff
City-especislly anything like a New
Orleans show. From all accounts they
we're both very gorgeous. The Memphis
procession was longer than the other
having twenty.eight cars, while New Or.
LEAFS had but twenty-three.
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sTRANGE SIGHT
Ihe Repor,.r,. sirn,nrem.

Worcester Press.
During the Presidential campaign
which preceded the war, while William
L. Yancey was was on his way to attend
he Baltimore Convention, he was in.
vited to address al agricultural fair at a
small town in F. county. He con.
scented to 90 ont Of his route for this
purpose, aud as this would be his first
speech during the contest, everybody
val on the qui ivive to hear bis views on
he mighty quo ltions then agitating the
country. The Baltimore papers deter.
mined TO furnish yerbatimreports, and
five stenographers we're dispatched BY
The morning train for F. junction,
where they would meet another train TO
take them to the fair grounds, about six
miles of. -Four Of the scribes we're thin
men, but the 9Th was a Falstaf. They
had agreed in the cars to take no unfair
advantage of each other, no matter what
happened. When they arrived at F.
Junction their dismsy may be Unsigned
when they perceived that the connecting
train had gone, Nothing was visible 10
the Deighb0rhood but an old. fashioned
country %cariole, in the shafts of which
stood q lank. melancholy horse. The
four thin scrlbss, With a shout, made a
rush and got into the wagon, filing it
completely, Poor FalstaF painted along,
lardiug the earth and tuning at their
treachery, but with mockery and deri-
sion they waved him away and ordered
the driver to proceed. In the midst Of
his anguish q thought struck our fat
friend aud be called to John to allow him
a seat on the dashboard, Offering five
dollars for the accommodation. The
countryman consented and stepped
down to hoist him up. STOP whis.
pered Fatty; what will you sell this a
fort Ill give you twenty-five cash. "
The animal was not worth half the
money and the bargain was concluded
with another word. Nov" said Fall
staff, help me on. his back and take
him out Of the traces" In two minutes
more it was done, and Fatty, putting
spurs to his steed, and with Ajolly laugh,
rode of at q gallop, leaving his amazed
companions to get to the fair grounds as
best they might on fsot. Fatty wat the
only Baltimore journalist on the ground,
and the next day bis was the only paper
that had q verbatim report Of Yancey's
speech. He returned to the junction
after the proceedings we're over, sold
back the horse to its former owner for
ten dollars, and quietly returned to Bal.
timore. His confreres who had passed a
solemn and lonely afternoon at the eta.
ton, came back to the city on the same
traiR to receive the congratulations of
their respective editors on their marvel.
lous enterprise,
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amount Of the policy. the sum Of ton
dollars paid as premium for the remain.
ing SIX months. which vas paid for in ad.
vsncef At last accounts the lawyer had
not given an opinion upon this novel
question Of insurance.
During Hop Jehnston's ,illness the
cheerful river Commissioners of the AID.
peal, General Brooks, is doing the local
end of the paper. The General swings
a reckless pencil, aud With the same pen.
Gil and pleasure writes UP a steamboat
advertisement, a funeral. a Wedding, a
local item, an editorial and a dramatic
criticism. but all the articles have the
favor Of the mariner who gushes about
the high-beaded steamboat. the scholarly
clerk, accomplished master and the Ches.
ter6eIdian steward.
Numerous complaints have reached
as from parents as to iuatleBticu paid 10
their children at several Of the public
schools Of the city; that their children
are not taught, lessons not heard, aud
that their children are often sent home
BY the teachers who are deeply absorbed
and engaged ia the Centennial map.
drawing epidemic started By Superin-
tendeut Pickett. This seems TO be his
last vaEary, hobby and weakness par
donable folly, provided it did not do in
justice to the parents and children of
Memphis. Every man. it ia said, is in
sane upon some one subject, and this
map-drawing for the Centennial seems
to be the Pickett development of a mind
diseased.
The aunular eclipse of the moon be.
gan last night at ll:l6 O'Clock; middle,
l2:l7; ended, l:l6; duration Of the
eclipse, two hours. The moon was
eclipsed over three digits on the south
ern part. A digit is the twelfth part Of
the diameter OF the sun or moon, conse.
quently the moon was eclipsed three
twelfths or ons-tourth Of it's diameter.
The next eclipse win be the %Annular one
Of the sun on the 25th inst. 1t will be
small, and will begin at 1856 O'Clock in
the afternoon. Duration, n hour and
thi%rty.seVen minutes. during part OF
which time the sun will be eclip,ed three
and a half digits. During the progress
Of the eclipse last night, when observed
through a strong opera glass, the outline
Of the earth's shadow cast upon the sur.
face Of the moon appeared ragged and
blurred, not clear cut and well defined as
it usually appears. AT least so it ap.
peared to our astronomical and temper.
ance reporter, who was observing ii
through glasses.
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Cosaes rhlsvs. Arr..,aa

Early this morning levee wstcAman
Dillon saw two negroes and a bale Of
cotton in a skif approaching the land
ing from the Arkansas shore. He ar.
rested one Of the negroes. Daniel Har-
ris, and a few hours Aftervard detective
Pryde arrested the other. Andy Swader,
and both we're locked up at the station
house. The bale Of cotton has all marks
cut of, but n Of the thieves admitted
that it belonged to Mr.. P. ]. Lotion, a
resident Of Arkansas. back Of Hope.
field. The cotton is at the station. house
awaiting identification by its owner.
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"DOwn Brak,s.,,

Washington Cor. of the Atlanta Courier.
He Thurman sports a red baudappa
handkerchief, and blows the loudest nose
N America. 1t is said that on one DC.
casion Senator Jones, Of Nevada, who.
early IN life, had been a brakeman on a
railroad, dropped to sleep at his desk.
Senator Thurman solemnly waved his
red bandanna and gave his nose a terrific
snort. The sleeping Senator sprang to
his feet, and Selling his desk, commenced
twisting it with all his might. he after.
wards explained that he thought Thur.
mans blow was an engine whistling
down brakes, and the red h~andkerchie
q signal Of distress; hence his wrench.
ing OF the desk.
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eetly remarked that he looked dry. and
esked him what be would take. Whisky
and sugar, General whisky aud sugar
It has been my steady diet for twenty
i've years. never lake any other.
We concluded there was no chance Tor
further promotion, so we babe our old
friend goodbye, and as we left him we
Noticed that be wore one boot. one
canvaS-backed shoe, no stockings, a pair
oil linen pants, sustained by one sus-
pender, and a shirt as unfamiliar to the
water as he was himself. But he was
happy and appreciated us, as was evil
dent ircm tae following personal whic!.
appeared IN the paper the next morning.
MAJOR General L., of Denver, Col, is
getting outside OF provisions at the Pa
cihc, until Uncle Johnnie begins to fear
a famine. The General is a whole souled
GENIAL gentleman, a Christian and 4
scholar and We hope he will visit us
often"
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How They no ID In Denver.


@N-'N NAANNNNfA L.. AIS
A Denver gentleman thus speaks of
bis experience While in st. Joseph we
were introduced to a reporter Of enc Of
the city papers, said to be the Oldest in
the city. he took US cordially by the
hand with the remark, How do you do,
Mr.. L.; how do you dor After some
little conversation We invited him to step
in aud imbibe. Certainly, Captain;
certainly. sWolld as soon drink with
you as anybody" SO We drank.
Presently we asked him TO drink agaiu,
Certainly, Msjor never refuse 10
drink with . gentleman. Here's to
you. Agbort pause. aud we repealed
the Invitation iot q third time. The
tears came Into the old msU's eyes as be
grasped our band aud said, Colonel.
you DO me proud Am glad ! met you.
Here's my regards" We say we were
growing in his estimation, so we pres.
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An amusing scene occurred on Wash
Ington avenue and Fifth street a morn.
ing or two ago. Two ladies in car
stopped it and stepped out just as a herd
OF mules were driven by. The ladies
stepped fairly into the midst of the mules
before they noticed their danger, and the
simultaneous scream sent up scattered
the mules like a charge OF Apaches. The
ladies reached the sidewalk safely, and
the last seen Of the mules they were ran
ming wild, and drOvers we're riding fran
tically to get the drove together again.
81 Louis Republican.
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Call and see our new styles
Of Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
which we are now receiving
aud Offering at low prices.
HEALNER q CO.,
AT $50 Main street.
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How q Fellow Feels when III,
Reaches the Black Hills.

How q FellOW Feels when He
Beaehes the Black Hills.
A Denver man writes from the Black
Hills as follows:
GUSTAV Cry. January %, 1876.
DEAR -; This is the DEVILS own
country. If you have a grain Of charity
in your soul, send me $25. Don't say
you haven't it. If you can't get i
otherwise, go to church and steal it from
the contribution.box, and then you
wouldn't have half the sin on your soul
that you will should you leave me here.
Bad luck to this country. will tell you
all know when ! get back to Denver.
But | haven't money enough to walk.
For the pure love Of God, don't throw
NE away, for | coyst the three ceuts |
have to pay for this letters postage.
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PuABoOY Billsrd aall, newly RESTED,
tables in 6rst-clAsS order. Call aud see
for yourselves. 39t
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hahomet said THE learned mans
ink and the martyrs blood are equally
valuable in the sight of God"
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Red snRppers ut Victor ID.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson T. .l44.t
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Coal Oil, Lamps, Chandeliers, etc.
list +. J. TURNsvlL, 234 Main st.
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The LRDGER JOB Office, 10 Madison
street, is prepared to execute aOy kind
Of Job printing IN Q neat and tasteful
manner and Of % low rates as any other
establishment in the city,
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FLowEBs, elegant bouquets, coral Or
uamepts and rsrest plOuts at Craig'S
Seed Store, $40 Main street. 1851
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GREAT CENTENNIAL OFFER!

ANY person who will promise to try 70 get up
q ySS6EI9IBn for or our Essa Th5Se D 9NIn {. Monthly Month 2
yearly subscriber to It, and will get the regu-
lar PREMIUM, IL they will inclose 81 20 70
TO us before the 5th Of March next. NOW. is
the time to get the finest MAJ axine in this
country and GET UP A CLUB TOO. YOU
will find no trouble in getting up a club after
you get your first copy and premium. SEND
AT CNCE.
Great inducements TO agents who will make
a regular business Of ~canvassing for either Of
our Magazines. Address very plain.
Send Stamp for Fashion Catalogue.
A. SMITH,
ga Broadway; New York City
AEWlSS.t
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Fresh tame Fish Of all
kinds, ut III. Heessel, sr., a
sons, corner Jefferson and
second Atreets. 10
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STARTLING P~HENOHRNOS.
A shower Of QuIVeFlag Flesh FaIis
From . CLEAR Sky, Rear Me. StePI-

A shower Of QulVeRinE Flesh Fails
ron q Clear Sky, Near Nj. AtePf.
inB-The People Awe struck.
To the Editor Of the Courier-Journal.I
MOUxr STIRLING, March4.
One Of the most singular and wonder
ful phenomena that have ever occurred
in the modern world, took place in Bath
county, on Mudlick creek, about seven
teen miles east Of this place and a short
distance from ellis Sulphur Springs, and
the house Of NJ. Crouch, about 2
O'Clock on the afternoon Of Friday last,
March 3,
AsHowER or RLEsH
fell from a clear sky, coverings space of
one acre vide and two acres long with
little strips OF flesh from one inch to two
inches vide and from an inch to three
inches long, and half TO three-fourths of
an inch in thickness. From Friday till
Monday evening the aesh still remained
on the grouad, and hogs and chickens
picked it up aud ate It. Hundreds ofpeo-
pie visited the locality fromFriday tillyes-
terday and we're still going. Your cor.
respondent talked with severa! reliable
gentlemen who had seen a number Of
persons who had seen the
STRANGE SIGHT,
and hundreds Of persons are willing TO
make affidavit TO the above facts. The
country for miles is filled with reports of
this wonder, The people ofthe Heighbor-
hood approached the aesh with a super
stitious dread, the majority refusing to
touch it. Mr.. H.Gill, of Mudlick Springs,
secured a number Of pieces Tor examina-
ton aud chemical analysis, aud il posi-
ole your correspondent will secure a
specimen aud send Prof. j. Lawrence
Smith. | will endesvor to get all the
facts and details and write you again.
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" You want to pass q pleasant hour,
call NJ Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. Sf
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CRYSTAL Headlight oil, lard oil ant
lubricatinV oil.
l4lt +. J. TuSSBULL. 24 Main st.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING : BOARD And L0DaTNg
% for twenty-five persons at MRS. HILL
OTIS, 50 Poplar street. 5-lO
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Gas PiPSs, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pamps, HydraBts, Hose, etc. Priees
lev. Browne, the Plumber. 2Ss Second
street, opposite Court Square. HOT
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COR SALE-vANCE ST. RESIDENCE
q That very desirable residence. I0S Vance
street, will be sold. For particulars inquire
on the premises or to Chas. 7. Paterson, at
the Office Of the Southern Life Insurance
Company 1877
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STovEs and TinwAre.
llst +. j. TuRSBULL, 234 Main st.
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4. III. Goodman, the tailor,
100 Main ST., has opened nm
entire new stock Of spring
goods. Go and see him. 20
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FoUND,
LosT.

EOST-DIAMOND RING-slOo REWARD.
IL On Monday. February 2Sth. between the
bluff and thssRrRnd stand at Court Square,
cluster. diamond. rims Is. stones) with the
nam sLeOnpra'. on tho inside. The above
reward will be paid fer is return.
l.10 Ri, NENpEL.N No. 8 Union q.
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Flowers, plants, trees at CRAlG's,
l36 I
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Price Of
nrrrnn nrlAN pEEsa EtEYAEaa.

aKITBH HisgAh. NF11.V 1U.,HsV~.
ThI. Cut .hSw th. " z ~ EEisSssors
wrong side out, vi, : st{,t wbIie nan
fEedin. You can raise yol ~ 4, IN IA
Jog = muddy place, and the = n nor
keept the sklH from the Filth. NJ R ~
aRashionable Manner. II. vas ma-. 5n-,~..a
times it's cost Il can lie Nhsnged from one
dress to another. A great convenience ana
saving. when us d In the COMMON mouse
dresses. Price, IS cents each
The above PATTERN WIFI GHVIh
TOR, will be sent, postpsid. in one paGkage
to any person who will send sixty. GENTS
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